GHS fall sports photos See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  THURSDAY November 2, 2017 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 124 No. 45 $1.00 One dead in single-vehicle SR-36 rollover STEVE HOWE STAFF WRITER ing west. A Tooele woman died in a Judd said Charmley was not single-vehicle rollover accident ejected from the Jeep but it on state Route 36 shortly after was severely crushed, resulting noon on Wednesday, according in fatal injuries. There were no to the Utah Highway Patrol. other occupants in the vehicle Jennifer Charmley, 33, was and the cause of the accident is driving northbound when her still under investigation. Jeep Liberty drifted toward According to Judd, some a low concrete barrier divid- individuals stopped to aid ing the lanes of traffic near Charmley and first responders Cimmaron Way, said UHP Lt. attempted to save her. She was Shawn Judd. After striking the declared dead at the accident low barrier, the vehicle over- scene. corrected right and onto the A passing vehicle suffered shoulder. damage from debris from the Charmley then overcor- accident but no other vehicles rected left, which caused the were involved in the crash, Jeep to roll, coming to rest on its wheels on the roadway fac- SEE ROLLOVER PAGE A9 ®

Hunter Hansen SPOOKY HALLOWEEN PHOTOS FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE

Tooele City’s Main Street and the parking lot at Grantsville High School buzzed with activity on Halloween afternoon and evening as thousands of FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO trick or treaters — both young and old — showed First responders work the scene of a single-car rollover on Wednesday off a variety of imaginative and colorful costumes. afternoon closing both northbound and southbound lanes on SR-36. The At GHS, the evening was called “Trunk or Treat.” driver died at the scene. Participants went from vehicle to vehicle to get candy. In Tooele City, it was “Downtown Trick or Treat.” Participants walked from business to business to receive a treat. At both events, local residents showed that creativity and the Halloween spirit are alive and well. Grantsville council amends 180-day Jaxsen Shoemaker Josephine Wilcox moratorium STEVE HOWE STAFF WRITER during the council’s Oct. 18 The Grantsville City Council meeting. approved an amendment to a The language of the amend- 180-day moratorium on new ment allows for all pending developments in the city to or new applications for minor allow for some minor sub- subdivisions to be processed divisions during its meeting and considered for approval, Wednesday night. when appropriate. The subdi- The city council passed the visions affected include minor moratorium on approval of amendments to existing subdi- new subdivisions, multiple visions and minor subdivisions unit residential facilities and with four lots or less with exist- planned unit developments ing utilities. during its Oct. 4 meeting. But During Wednesday’s meet- four residents petitioned the ing, resident Darrell Allen also council for an amendment to allow minor subdivisions SEE COUNCIL PAGE A9 ® Herbert Davila Bentley Evans

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Friday 8:02 a.m. 6:23 p.m. Saturday 8:03 a.m. 6:22 p.m. Sunday 7:04 a.m. 5:21 p.m. Monday 7:05 a.m. 5:20 p.m. Tuesday 7:06 a.m. 5:19 p.m. Wednesday 7:07 a.m. 5:18 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 7:09 a.m. 5:17 p.m. Did county change zone without telling property owner? The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 6:34 p.m. 7:08 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 7:15 p.m. 8:20 a.m. TIM GILLIE When HowardVery High; bought11+ Extreme the grazing cattle and sheep on it “I never requested a rezone,” Howard’s neighbors said hood is five-acre lots, accord- Sunday 7:01 p.m. 8:32 a.m. STAFF WRITER 38.16 acre property, located at for 24 years. When all the talk she said. they don’t mind the current ing to Sant. Monday 7:53 p.m. 9:43 a.m. ALMANAC Tuesday 8:52 p.m. 10:49 a.m. Holly Howard wants her 1567 E. ErdaStatistics Way, for thein week1992, ending it Nov. 1. about how many animals are Because Howard sells cattle grazing operation, but they He is concerned about a Mostly cloudy with a A couple of showers in Occasional afternoon Intervals of clouds and Sunshine and patchy Wednesday 9:55 p.m. 11:49 a.m. Mostly cloudy Periods of rain land back, kind of. was zoned A-20.Temperatures allowed on property, I thought and sheep, her operation is aren’t excited about turning large barn that Howard is Thursday 11:01 p.m. 12:40 p.m. touch of rain the afternoon rain sunshine clouds After nearly an hour of dis- But accordingHigh/Low to past Howard, week I was 69/32 safe because I’m A-20, commercial in nature, some- back the clock and rezoning building. He fears the barn Full Last New First cussion at its Wednesday night sometime aroundNormal high/low 1994 past to week and 59/38 then I found out I’m not.” thing that is not allowed in the property to A-20. could be the beginning of a 60 46 58 40 50 41 49 32 45 34 48 38 48 32 Average temp past week 49.9 meeting, the Tooele County 1996 the countyNormal averagerezoned temp it past to week Tooele 48.2 County Recorder RR-5 zones, according to Lynn “I don’t see how it is right feed lot. TOOELE COUNTY WEATHERPlanning Commission decided RR-5 — andDaily not Temperatures at her request. HighJerryLow Houghton said that coun- Butterfield, planning commis- to go back to A-20 for the ben- “I don’t want a feed lot with Nov 3 Nov 10 Nov 18 Nov 26 Shown is Friday’s weather. to table a request by Howard to The county also didn’t tell her ty staff has spent countless sion chairman. efit of one family,” said Bryan 200 cows on my front porch,” ©2017; forecasts and graphics Temperatures are Friday’s provided by highs and Friday night’s rezone her property from rural about the change, she said. hours searching archives and “Her current use is in vio- Sant, who is one of Howard’s he said. “Leave it RR-5 and let lows. residential five-acre lots to “It was A-20 when I bought has not been able to find out lation of our land use ordi- neighbors in Erda. agriculture 20-acre lots. it,” Howard said. “I’ve been why the property was rezoned. nance,” he said. The surrounding neighbor- SEE PROPERTY PAGE A5 ® Download our app today UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan BULLETIN BOARD B6 Grouse 58/41 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 59/40 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS C6 49/40 62/46 62/47 63/49 Ogden Stansbury Park More Halloween SHS drama HOMETOWN A10 58/46 Erda 63/49 photos presents ‘Zombie OBITUARIES A8 Vernal Grantsville 61/47 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 60/37 64/49 48/38 0.00 0.46 0.00 0.06 16.16 16.58 Prom’ SPORTS B1 Tooele 64/50 Bauer See A2 60/46 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 61/47 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 60/46 See A4 60/37 59/44 See Stockton Pollen Index Price complete 62/47 57/36 High Nephi forecast Rush Valley 62/45 59/44 Ophir Moderate on A9 54/41 Low Delta Manti Absent 61/46 62/41 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 67/44 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 60/46 63/42 Moab 58/40 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 69/51 Beaver 67/45 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 59/41 Ibapah 57/44 24-hour 59/40 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.00 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 59/45 61/40 at Grantsville 1.45 none 71/51 Kanab 66/45 Eureka 50/40 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4192.77 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017 Tooele council cracks down on commercial handbills

MARK WATSON The ordinance states that or bags could be of any color,” merchandise, product, com- 1. Upon public property, permission. STAFF WRITER green bags are labeled as said city attorney Roger Baker. modity, service or thing. including parks, streets and Baker said the penalty for Companies could now face “Money Bags,” and appear The green bags just point A commercial handbill sidewalks Tooele City’s handbill throw- a penalty if they continue to to be published and distrib- out one example in support of could also direct attention to 2. Upon private property ing prohibition is an infrac- toss commercial handbills uted by Utah Media Group, the legislative actions being any commercial establishment without the express consent of tion, the least serious of crimi- at residences in Tooele City whose registered agent is the enacted, according to the ordi- or activity. It could also direct the property owner nal infractions. where the owners have not Newspaper Agency Company, nance. attention to any meeting, per- 3. From a moving vehicle He said violators would asked for them. LLC. Council members have dis- formance, exhibition or event. 4. On property where any not serve jail time and a fine After hearing several com- Although the unsightly cussed the issue the past two City leaders decided to portion of the property is would be minimal. plaints to rid city streets of appearance of green bags has months in work meetings, and delete any language in the marked with the words “no “By state law the maximum unsightly green bags, the been the major complaint needed some time to fine-tune code toward placing commer- soliciting,” “no trespassing,” or possible fine for an infraction Tooele City Council approved from residents, the ordinance the ordinance. cial handbills on vehicles. similar such words. is $750,” Baker said. “I antici- an amendment to city code is not intended to target or According to city code, a According to the ordinance The ordinance states that pate that actual fines would regarding the distribution of highlight a particular busi- commercial handbill means a person may not throw or commercial handbills can be be much less, but that is in the commercial handbills at its ness. printed or written material deposit a commercial hand- delivered to property owners hands of the judge.” meeting Wednesday night. “The advertising material that advertises for sale any bill: who have previously granted [email protected]

MORE HALLOWEEN HOWLS

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS CJ Shuemaker (far left) wears a costume mash up as Lego Sullivan on Halloween in the Tooele Downtown Trick or Treat. Conner McInnes (left) rides the Hogwarts Express with Kathryn Faudree, Chantel McInness and Bridger McInnes. Baelee and Brian Noel (above) look far-out in their brightly colored cos- tumes on Tooele’s Main Street.

COUNTY BRIEFS

Tooele man charged with Election Permit for beer sales ning commission approved approved a conditional use permit for The Tooele County Planning the same property to allow fleeing police, drug possession to alter Commission passed on a favor- beer sales at the convenience able recommendation to the store. Wagstaff Investments STEVE HOWE third-degree felony tampering probable cause statement. Once Tooele County Commission will need to acquire a license STAFF WRITER with evidence, as well as two in custody, Russo admitted to Tuesday’s for a rezone of property for beer sales from the Utah A Tooele man faces several counts of misdemeanor posses- having several needles, meth- on the southwest corner of Department of Alcoholic felony and misdemeanor charg- sion of a controlled substance amphetamine and marijuana, Bates Canyon Road and state Beverage Control before it can es after he allegedly fled police and one count of misdemeanor but nothing was located on his Route 36 from neighborhood sell beer. — Tim Gillie in possession of drugs and para- possession of drug parapher- person. delivery commercial to commercial phernalia. nalia. Police found the items shopping during its meeting Change approved for old Mikel Dean Russo, 35, is A Tooele City police officer dropped by Russo while he fled Wednesday night. Wagstaff home charged with third-degree observed Russo riding his bicy- from police and located two schedule Investments applied for the Also during its Wednesday felony failure to stop or respond cle north on 100 West without needles, with one containing a zone change on behalf of night meeting, the Tooele at the command of police and illuminating lights around 1:20 brown substance believed to be Due to the Nov. 7 municipal Holiday Oil to allow for a car County Planning Commission a.m. on Oct. 18, according to heroin and another containing a election, next Tuesday’s edi- wash at the location. In a pre- approved the reclassification a probable cause statement. clear substance presumed to be tion of the Tooele Transcript vious meeting, the planning of a 150-year-old home at 533 When the officer approached methamphetamine, the state- Bulletin will be published and commission approved a con- W. Charley Way in Erda from TOOELE TRANSCRIPT Russo, who turned onto 200 ment said. Officers also found a delivered Wednesday morning cept plan for a gas station and a residence to an accessory BULLETIN South, and put on the vehicle’s small baggie with methamphet- with election results. convenience store at the same structure. Thomas and Nelda spotlight, Russo rode away amine and a marijuana grinder. Despite the delivery change, location. Holiday Oil wants Parker requested the change ADMINISTRATION down the center of the lane. A jacket dropped by Russo deadlines for community news, to include a carwash with the so they can build a new house Scott C. Dunn Publisher The officer turned on his was found to have small baggies classifieds, public notices and gas station/convenience store, adjacent to the existing house. Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus lights and sirens in pursuit of of what appeared to be heroin display advertising for next according to Tooele County The property is zoned rural OFFICE Russo, who turned northbound and several pipes with residue. Tuesday’s edition have not Recorder Jerry Houghton. At residential with one residence Bruce Dunn Controller onto 150 West and dropped During his initial appear- been changed. the same meeting, the plan- per acre. — Tim Gillie Chris Evans Office Manager several items behind him, the ance in 3rd District Court on Vicki Higgins Customer Service statement said. Russo fled until Monday, Russo was assigned Samantha Tyler Circulation Manager the area of 332 N. 100 West, an attorney and bail was set EDITORIAL where he dropped his bike and at $10,000. He is scheduled to David Bern Editor hid behind a home. return to court for a roll call Peggy Bradfield Community News Editor ONAQUI BISON RANCH is now offering 10 or 25 lb packages of lean, The officer located Russo hearing on Nov. 14 at 9 a.m. Darren Vaughan Sports Editor behind the home and he was before Judge Robert Adkins. ONAQUI BISON RANCH is now offer Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor apprehended, according to the [email protected] is now offering 10 or 25 lb packages of lean Tim Gillie Staff Writer boneless bison meat from its Steve Howe Staff Writer ONAbonelessQUI BISO meatN RA NfromCH is itsnow offerRush Valley! Grassranch. fed Mark Watson Staff Writer ONAQUI BISON RANCH is now offer ! No fat added ADVERTISING !! GrassNo antibiotics/artificial fed Rush Valley ranch. ! Grass fed Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager ! No fat added Keith Bird Advertising Sales Tooele man charged ! No fat added hormones Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & ! No antibiotics/artificial !! NoVacuum antibiotics/artificial sealed Classified Advertising Manager hormones hormones packaging LAYOUT & DESIGN with unlawful sexual ! Vacuum sealed ! Grass fed John Hamilton Creative Director ! Vacuum sealed Experience packaging the authentic Liz Arellano Graphic Artist packaging PRODUCTION activity with a minor taste of buffalo prepared in ! Experience the authentic No fat added Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager STEVE HOWE deleted them. yourExperience ownbuffalo kitchen the authentic or on your Darwin Cook Web Press Manager STAFF WRITER When investigators spoke taste of prepared in grill. Serve bison burgers at your next family get together. Theytaste will ofnever buffalo forget prepared it. Make in your Dan Coats Pre-press Technician A Tooele man has been with the victim, they told your own kitchen or on your ! No antibiotics/artificial Scott Spence Insert Technician charged with multiple felonies police Martin had sex with owngrill. LEAN Serve bison bison jerky burgers for your at your next next mountain family get man together. rendezvous They yourwillor back never own country kitchenforget it.excursion. or Make on your your after he was arrested for sexual them at least twice and Martin SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Hunts grill.own Serve LEANavailable bison burgersjerky. for at your your next next mountain family get man together. rendezvous They or will back never country forget excursion. it. Make your $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered activity with a minor. had touched them sexually own LEAN bison jerky for your next mountain man rendezvous or back country excursion. hormones by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Michael Keystone Martin, at least two more times, the Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Hunts available. Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele 21, is charged with two counts statement said. The victim also Hunts available. County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the of second-degree felony sexual told police Martin gave them 10 lb package - $140 25 lb package - $325 ! Vacuum sealed United States. exploitation of a minor, four crack cocaine before one of the 10 lb package - $140 25 lb package - $325 OFFICE HOURS: counts of third-degree felony incidents. 4 lb of ground 9 lb ground Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., 10 lb package - $140 25 lb package - $325 closed Saturday and Sunday. unlawful sexual activity with a Investigators met with 4 lb of ground 9 lb ground packaging 5 lb of roast 14 roast CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: minor, and one count of third- Martin again on Oct. 23 and 4 lb of ground 9 lb ground 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. degree felony endangerment of clarified there were at least 1 lb5 lbof of steak roast 214 lb roaststeak PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: a child or elder adult. four sexual interactions with 51 lb lb of of roast steak 142 lbroast steak 4 p.m. day prior to publication. Grantsville City police were the victim and he admitted to Order1 lb of now steak for pick up 2in lb early steak November. COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, notified of a sexual relation- giving the victim crack cocaine Order now for pick up in early November. Experience the authentic BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: ship between the victim and and heroin, according to the Clair - 435-882-2001 or 435-241-8270 3 p.m. day prior to publication. OrderClair - now435-882-2001 for pick orup 435-241-8270 in early November. Martin on Oct. 17, including probable cause statement. Dan – 435-849-1857 OBITUARY DEADLINE: ClairDan - – 435-882-2001435-849-1857buffalo or 435-241-8270 10 a.m. day of publication. information Martin may have Police also clarified Martin taste of prepared in your own kitchen or on your grill. Serve bison burgers at your next photos of the victim, according believed the victim to be 16 Dan – 435-849-1857 Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued Cookbook provided with your purchase! twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals to a probable cause statement. years old and learned prior to Cookbook provided with your purchase! postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by During initial contact, police involvement the victim family get together. They will never forget it. Make your the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Cookbook provided with your purchase! Grantsville City police learned was younger. Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, the victim had sex with Martin Martin made his initial Tooele City, Utah 84074. and there were at least two appearance in 3rd District ownMoney LEAN saving bison Coupons jerky for in yourTuesday’s next mountainPaper man POSTMASTER: nude photos of the victim on Court on Monday before Send change of address to: his phone, the statement said. Judge Robert Adkins. He was TOOELE PO Box 390 TRANSCRIPT Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 In an interview with police, appointed an attorney and rendezvous or back country excursion. Hunts available. Subscribe Today! 58 N. Main Street 882-0050 BULLETIN 435-882-0050 Fax 435-882-6123 Martin admitted to having bail was set at $50,000, with email: [email protected] sex with the victim but said the requirement he have no or visit our web site extension at he believed the victim was 17 contact with the victim or the $ 00 www.tooeletranscript.com years old, according to the victim’s family. TOOELE’S DISCOUNT THEATER — 2 MOVIES! Entire contents ©2017 Transcript Bulletin probable cause statement. Martin is scheduled to Publishing Company, Inc. All rights 10 lb package NIGHTLY 5:00 | DARK SUNDAY- $140 PG OPEN NIGHTLY25 lb package 7:30 | SUNDAY 5:00 R - $325 reserved. No part of this publication may Martin showed the officer the return to court on Nov. 14 for CAPTIONING be reproduced in any form without the nude photos on his phone but a roll call hearing at 9 a.m. Credit Cards EVERY written consent of the managing editor or said the victim sent them to before Adkins. 882-2273 Accepted NUT JOB 2: TUESDAY THE KINGSMEN publisher. 111 N MAIN, TOOELE Nutty by Nature ANIMATED The Golden Circle him and he thought he had [email protected] 4 lb of ground 9 lb ground 5 lb of roast 14 roast 1 lb of steak 2 lb steak Order now for pick up in early November. Clair - 435-882-2001 or 435-241-8270 Dan – 435-849-1857

Cookbook provided with your purchase!

THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Tooele City voters will choose Pruden or Winn for next mayor

TIM GILLIE executive director of the Tooele but have still been able to the task. Third, continue to STAFF WRITER County Chamber of Commerce move the city forward. The build upon the foundation Two Tooele City and Tourism for seven years. roads are continually and sys- of new community spirit. Councilmembers are seeking to Winn, a lifelong resident tematically improved, we have During my term in office, we be the city’s first new mayor in of Tooele City, has served ample water resources and the have brought the 4th of July 12 years. on a variety of boards and infrastructure is continually celebrations to a new level. Tooele City Mayor Patrick committees, including upgraded. We have done this Concerts, fireworks, park Dunlavy is retiring after three Tooele Technical College over all of my time of service activities have been increased. terms. On Nov. 7, Tooele City Board of Directors, the USU- by living within our means, Having a community musical voters will choose between Tooele Advisory Board, the just like our citizens have to do every summer. A Christmas Steve Pruden and Debbie Communities that Care Board, in their personal families. The concert/play, and of course, Winn. the Tooele County Homeless process may be slow at times, Fridays on Vine. Along with Pruden has served on the Coordinating Committee, and but the goals are achieved in many other programs and city council for 14 years. the Tooele County Economic a timely manner. I expect to events. All of these have He works for The Church of Development Board. continue this long-standing helped to foster a community Jesus Christ of Latter-day Prior to the August primary, process. spirit that will continue to Saints Church Educational Pruden and Winn responded to My top three priorities grow and progress during my System where he currently Steve Pruden Debbie Winn questions from the Transcript would be, first, fiscal conser- administration. serves as the director of the Bulletin about what they hope vatism. Money will be spent in Winn: I hope to bring Tooele Institute of Religion. Pruden has served on the Winn has served on the to accomplish and what their a wise, well thought through people, organizations, busi- Pruden has been a resident city’s library board and plan- city council for four and a half top three priorities will be manner with the approval of nesses and government lead- of Tooele for 19 years. He ning commission along with years. She was appointed to fill if they are elected as mayor. the city council. Second, con- ers together to continue to has family ties to Tooele the Communities that Care a vacant position on the coun- In alphabetical order, their tinue to work toward finishing improve our quality of life. County. He is the grandson of board. He is also a founding cil in Jan. 2013, and was then answers are below. England Acres and upgrading A mayor is a leader. I believe George and Maxine Shields board member of the Tooele elected to a full term in Nov. Pruden: I hope to accom- the other parks, but doing it that I have the knowledge, the Nelson. Pruden’s grandfather Arts Council. He has worked 2013. She is the lead worker plish more of the same! We in a sound fiscal way. Saving passion and the skills to lead was employed at Central to bring the arts to Tooele City, for the Tooele County Senior have overcome some great money and then using it when Elementary School. specifically, “Fridays on Vine.” Center. Winn served as the obstacles in the past few years, we have enough to accomplish SEE TOOELE PAGE A7 ®

Grantsville voters to choose RYAN HIATT November 9th at 7pm Colson or Marshall for mayor Tooele Chamber of Commerce 154 South Main Street, Tooele, Utah TIM GILLIE STAFF WRITER

Grantsville voters have the opportunity to give Brent Ryan Hiatt battled his addiction from a Marshall a third term as mayor young age. Very quickly his addiction to or award the mayor’s job to painkillers and alcohol sent his life two-term city council member spiraling out of control; eventually Mike Colson when they vote on landing him in Prison. Nov. 7. Colson said he doesn’t like Today Ryan is an advocate for to admit it, but he is originally from Rawlins, Wyoming. He recovery and the author of ‘Have I Had came to Utah to attend Weber Enough?’ He has been clean and sober State College. After a few for six and a half years, sharing his years in the Pacific Northwest, incredible story of how faith conquers Colson and his family settled fear and recovery is possible. in his wife’s hometown of Grantsville, where he started Mike Colson Brent Marshall SC Builders, a Grantsville- Free To The Public based building contractor, with at the little league field. We of the residents and that the his brother-in-law. were able to install a $40,000 business conducted at City With Book Signing Colson got his introduc- light system at no cost to the Hall is transparent. I would tion to city government 10 city by partnering with busi- like to always be cognizant years ago when he was asked nesses and citizens. We can do that change is necessary to to serve on the Grantsville it again. ensure the quality of living City Planning and Zoning My first priority would be to meets the expectations of our Commission. After two years actively start long-term plan- citizens. Change can happen in on the planning commission, ning for all areas of the city. I a positive manner without the Colson ran for city council and want to develop five to 20 year burden being placed on or at is now serving his second term. plans for our parks, streets/ the expense of residents in the Marshall, a Grantsville sidewalks, subdivisions and way of tax increases. I want native, worked as a millwright infrastructure. As a council, Grantsville to be a place desir- at US Magnesium for 35 years we have requested a review of able where people would want before becoming Grantsville’s all current subdivision ordi- to live. I want it to be afford- mayor in 2010. nances to ensure open spaces able for all families and also a Marshall served on the and parks. Each year our safe community for future gen- Congratulations Kyle Leato, PTA Grantsville City Council for streets continue to get worse. erations to grow and prosper. four years before running I estimate that 80 percent of My top three priorities are: for mayor. He has led the our streets have failed in some First, ensure that the city is 2017 Utah Physical Therapy Association Grantsville Fire Department manner. I will start a compre- financially sound. I have not and the Utah State Firemen’s hensive street maintenance imposed a tax increase since Physical Therapist Assistant of the Year! Association. He also repre- program to extend the life of I have been mayor. We can sented Utah on the National our current streets. I will also initiate positive steps to con- Volunteer Fire Council. submit a plan to start connect- tinually improve the city with- Prior to the August primary, ing our patchwork of sidewalks out burdening the residents. Colson and Marshall respond- for pedestrian and handicap Second, see the infrastructure, ed to questions from the access. both constructed and planned, Transcript Bulletin about what My second priority would continue to be improved upon they hope to accomplish and be our Main Street project. As and upgraded as the budget what their top three priorities we move forward with plans allows. Third, I would like to will be if they are elected as to replace the sewer and water continue to engage the public mayor. In alphabetical order, lines under Main Street, we to continue to be involved in Thank you for your their answers are below. must do so with careful plan- ideas or proposals for improve- Colson: I hope to foster ning. This massive project has ments around the city. I will an attitude that Grantsville’s the potential to not only bottle- continue my commitment to valuable service government is working for the neck traffic but cause serious transparency within our city people. I want Grantsville’s harm with water quality and government. and devotion to future to be smart, planned sewer connections. My experi- A week ago, the Transcript and efficient. At the end of ence in construction manage- Bulletin sent an additional exceptional four years, I would like to have ment will allow for careful question to the mayoral candi- plans in place in each area of planning to minimize issues. dates. The question was: What patient care. government that reflect where My third priority would be have you learned about your we want to be in 20 years and to improve employee morale town and/or the job of mayor how we are going to get there. within the city. This includes since the primary election, We are moving from a small City Hall and our police and and how will that affect your town to a bigger city every day. fire departments. I really plans for your first 90 days as We need to start planning and believe in putting good people mayor, if you are elected? In doing things that make sense in key positions and getting out alphabetical order, Colson and for the future. of their way to do their jobs. I Marshall’s replies are below: I want to end our lawsuit want our employees to adopt Colson: Growth is a com- with Tooele County ASAP. I the attitude that we are a ser- mon concern. That is why I know a compromise can be vice organization and citizens spearheaded a development found if we get our egos out of are our customers. My goal is moratorium while we address the way and do what is best for to have employees that enjoy our vision for Grantsville’s all of our citizens. The youth working for Grantsville City. future and make appropriate are our future and should be a Marshall: My goal is the changes to our master plan priority in our city. I recognize same as it always has been. and ordinances. I will strive to the need for more ball and I would like the residents of keep the small hometown feel More experience. Better results.TM soccer fields. I want to install Grantsville to feel comfortable of Grantsville, while promoting www.mmprotherapy.com Serving Tooele County since 1992 lights at existing fields to knowing the mayor and city extend their use time as we did council are working on behalf SEE GRANTSVILLE PAGE A7 ®

30-Minute ER Pledge MountainWestMC.com

We work diligently to have you initially seen by a medical professional within 30 minutes of your arrival in the ER.

96557_MOUN_ER_11x3c.indd 1 4/27/17 2:45 PM A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017 FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1992, TEAD dedicates new $112M maintenance facility he Tooele Transcript 1,004 votes from the county’s name it, we’ve tried it.” attempted to pass through treasurer; Leland Tate, county Bulletin has published 27 precincts. Later in the week, the front Wendover. Heath was holding assessor; Mabel Lougy, county TTooele County news The consensus among page featured a map of Tooele the suspects to be returned to recorder; L.E. Cramer, county since 1894. Here is a flashback local Democrats was that City’s voting districts. Tooele by Sheriff White. attorney; and A.G. Cowans, of local front-page news from McArthur’s write-in campaign Registered Tooele voters Another man was arrested justice of the peace. 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago Front-Page took votes out of St. Clair’s would go to the polls on Nov. at St. John by Sheriff White, that occurred during the first back pocket and cost him the 7 to elect three four-year term and was being held on a sod- Nov.2, 1917 week in November. Flashback election. city council members. omy charge, a felony count. President Woodrow Wilson “There is no doubt about Candidates included incum- Three other men were was devoting much of his time Nov. 3-5, 1992 it. I would have won with a bents Harvey Wright, Bill arrested by Sheriff White and to the coal situation. Tooele Army Depot held an The CMF featured state-of- good margin if she hadn’t done Gochis and 10 other candi- Deputy Lee. They are sus- Information he had obtained outdoor ceremony on a Friday the-art technology and com- that,” St. Clair said. dates. pected of taking blankets, coats indicated that there was not as to commemorate the opening bined several depot missions Under a new City Charter, and other items from the St. big a coal shortage as had been of a $112 million Consolidated under one roof. Oct. 31-Nov. 3, 1967 elections are held every two John Ordinance Depot. reported, but that operators Maintenance Facility. In election news later in After 11 years of sacrifice years. Three councilmen would A front-page story reviewed in certain sections were not After a round of congratula- the week, Gary Griffith of and hard work, the Stockton be elected during one elec- a recent November election. taking enough coal from the tory remarks to approximately Tooele defeated incumbent LDS Chapel was scheduled for tion, and then two years later, Democrats were the winners mines to supply the demands 1,200 TEAD employees, offi- Ed St. Clair for a four-year dedication on Dec. 5, 1967. a mayor and two councilmen in Tooele County by a large of the government and the cials and guests, a symbolic term on the Tooele County Fundraising for the chapel would be elected. margin. people. ribbon was snipped by Under Commission. began in 1956, and actual Fifteen of 17 voting districts The Fuel Control Act pre- Secretary of the Army John Griffith, a Republican, construction didn’t begin until Nov.3-6, 1942 were tabulated. Votes from vented individuals from limit- Shannon, Maj. Gen. Dennis defeated St. Clair by 197 votes. July 1959. Two men were being held Ibapah and Gold Hill had not ing the supply of coal to the Benchoff, Utah Congressman St. Clair tallied 4,472 votes to Funds to pay for the ward in the Wendover jail under been added to the total. public. The penalty for limiting James Hansen and TEAD Griffith’s 4,669. were raised in many unique charge of robbing the service The only Republican to win the supply, or affecting the Commander Col. David Meanwhile, write-in candi- ways, including banquets and station at Cedar Mountain on was write-in candidate Dale market price, was a fine of not Emling. date Lois McArthur garnered mock weddings, according to the Wendover Highway and James for county surveyor. more than $3,000 or imprison- Stockton Ward leaders. taking $70. Fred Shelton and William ment for not more than two “We tried anything that Acting Deputy Sheriff Earl R. Judd were elected as Tooele years, or both. came along,” said Bishop Heath at Wendover arrested County Commissioners. Phares Staff Writer Mark Watson Kenneth Thompson. “You the two suspects as they Haynes was elected county compiled this report. Elect SHS Drama to open Melodi season with comedy ‘Zombie Prom’

Gochis MARK WATSON “Pretty senior Toffee has STAFF WRITER fallen for the class bad boy,” TOOELE CITY COUNCIL The title sounds a bit scary, Carpenter said. “Family pres- but this musical is mostly funny. sure forces her to end the Stansbury Drama kicks off its romance, and he charges off high school theater productions to the nuclear waste dump. Building for the year this Friday with the He returns glowing and deter- musical “Zombie Prom.” mined to reclaim Toffee’s heart. a Brighter “Come prepared to laugh. He still wants to graduate, but It really is one of the funniest most of all he wants to take Future, for shows I’ve ever seen,” said SHS Toffee to the prom. The prin- drama teacher Glen Carpenter. cipal orders him to drop dead a Better He said the fall musical while a scandal reporter seizes FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO “Zombie Prom” will transport on him as the freak du jour. Jonny (Bridger Roberts) faces off with his high school principal Ms. Strict Tomorrow! the audience to Enrico Fermi History comes to his rescue (Trinity Dyson) in Stansbury Drama’s production of “Zombie Prom.” High School in the midst of the while a tuneful selection of nuclear ’50s. original songs in the style of with its quirkiness,” Carpenter some kind of difficult, but the This girl-loves-ghoul rock- ’50s hits keeps the action rock- said. “All the other students students are really stepping up and-roll Off Broadway musical ing across the stage. listened to the show and really, to the plate and doing a won- PAID ADVERTISEMENT is set at the school where the “My students and I saw a really liked the music, so I derful job.” law is laid down by a zany, production of this show at the thought it was a perfect fit for The show runs Friday, tyrannical principal, Carpenter International Thespian Festival us.” Saturday and Monday at 7:30 said. a few years ago when we took Starring as Jonny, the p.m. with a 2 p.m. matinee on He provided some back- our One Act Play back for per- lovestruck bad boy is Bridger Saturday. The play continues ground. formance and we all fell in love Roberts. Toffee is played by on Nov. 10, 11 and 13 with Reagan Corbett, and Ms. Strict, another 2 p.m. matinee on Nov. the tyrannical principal, is 11. played by Trinity Dyson. All seats are reserved and “When we had auditions, discount tickets are available these three students fit their at www.stalliondrama.org. roles perfectly; they all had Regular prices at the door are Don’t worry, Mom... the right talent-match for their $9.75 for adults, $8.75 for non- parts,” Carpenter said. SHS student and seniors, and we’ve made urgent care more convenient. Other roles are played by $6.50 for SHS students and Jerdyn Akeripa, Kimbell Duffin, children under 12. Landon Richins and Zach The school is located at 5300 Stoker. N. Stallion Way in Stansbury Illnesses and injuries are never convenient. But our urgent care is. We’re here for you seven days a week, “There are 30 students in the Park. with evening hours, walk-ins welcome, and appointments are not necessary. Here you’ll find a full range cast,” Carpenter said. “There [email protected] of services, including: is a lot of dancing in this show,

• Treatment for colds and flu, sinus infections, stomachaches and other minor illnesses Beaman Way 36 • Care for cuts, abrasions, bumps and sprains • Pediatric services for common childhood illnesses and injuries • DOT, sports, pre-employment and other physicals Center St. • Occupational medicine, workers’ comp care, and drug screens for area businesses 138 Stansbury Pkwy. • On-site X-ray and lab services

Sick or injured? Save yourself some time – just walk in for care @ Urgent Care at Stansbury Springs

Open Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-8 p.m., and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. 576 Highway 138, Suite 400 (Northeast corner of Soelberg’s Plaza) 435-843-1342 UrgentCareStansbury.com FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Trinity Dyson takes the role of Delilah Strict with the role of Toffee played by Reagan Corbett in Stansbury Drama’s upcoming production of “Zombie Prom.” The show runs Nov. 3– 13.

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Jonny (Bridger Roberts) watches his high school principal Ms. Strict (Trinity Dyson) tell Eddie Flagrante (Jerdyn Akeripa) about Jonny’s rights.

98938_MOUN_UCSS_7_278x10c.indd 1 9/8/17 4:03 PM THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 NEED CASH NOW? We Want to Make OUT & ABOUT You a Loan! $100-$3,000 Today! Noble Finance Dodging golf balls on Smelter Road 435-843-1255

broke my elliptical trainer a saw no more golf balls dropping few years ago. It sat in my out of the sky at me, so I started Ibasement for several years. I walking again. had no problems with it until I After a few feet I heard it started using it every day. again. This time a golf ball dropped out of the sky less than five feet from me. I like Mike! Was I under attack? Was Tim Gillie somebody deliberately trying to STAFF WRITER pelt me with golf balls? If they were, their aim was getting bet- ter. Should I call 911 and tell then I was under attack? Do I Please Vote At first it was small parts squat down and cover my head that wore out. I ordered new with my arms? parts online and installed them What is the protocol for golf MIKE myself. ball attacks? ✓ Then one day, as I was run- I pulled out my cell phone ning full bore, I broke a weld in and pointed it in the direction one of the arms that connects the balls were coming from and one of the handles to the foot took a picture. platform. It came off in my After taking the picture I saw hand. a man walking from a drive- COLSON And I quit. way where several trucks were I thought maybe after I lost FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO parked and head into the front GRANTSVILLE CITY some more weight I would try Writer Tim Gillie walks the Smelter Road in Tooele. The path is one he takes door of a house. it again. frequently where he enjoys the view and occasionally dodges golf balls. I walked close to the house I took up running up and and looked at the driveway. down my stairs for my almost back home for a 5.1-mile hike. Grantsville. I can see the flatness There were three golf clubs MAYOR daily cardio routine. I ran as fast I started walking on Smelter of Tooele Valley, which makes leaning against a truck, a green as I could for one minute and Road before they finished it. The me think of Genevieve Atwood. cloth on the ground, with some- then I walked for one minute. I shoulder was done far enough The former director of the thing that looked like a gold tee It’s time for change repeated the two minute cycle up the road for my 2.5-mile Utah Geological Survey told me in it. 10 or 15 times on an average of walk. But there were no lines if you know what to look for, you I don’t think I was an inten- • EXPERIENCED • NEW ATTITUDE five times a week. painted on the shoulder yet. can see evidence that the ground tional target. The0 guy probably • COMMITTED • NEW ENERGY Stairway halls are boring. But A few years back, I would between the Oquirrhs and the just thought he was hitting balls • ACCOUNTABLE • NEW DIRECTION my new workout routine had walk up Middle Canyon Road. Stansburys has been stretching into the open empty field across the advantage of not requiring a But the winding road with no out for many, many years. the road from his driveway. But • TRUSTED LEADER gym fee and being readily acces- shoulder makes the walk treach- I wonder what I should be apparently his swing has a hook. sible. erous at times. looking for. I like walking on Smelter But while I was running up Smelter Road is nice and With the sun low in the morn- Road because it is safe. But and down the stairs, I got the wide. It has some curves and ing sky at this time of the year, sometimes I think about wearing feeling that I was going any- hills, but there is plenty of open the early light accents the spurs my bicycle helmet before I leave where. Maybe because I wasn’t. space to see who is coming at and draws of the Stansbury the house. Your Complete Local News Source At the beginning of this sum- you while you’re walking. mountains. [email protected] Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 mer, I started walking again. The traffic, including walk- They look like somebody I started by walking around ers and bikers, is quiet enough plopped down a bunch of Play- the block every day. After a that the walk is still quiet and Doh and squeezed the mound week, when one block seemed introspective, but busy enough between their fingers, leaving too easy, I added another street that if I were to collapse without the imprint of their fingers run- in my neighborhood. enough time to pull out my cell ning up and down the range. DON’T FORGET TO VOTE! By the end of the month, I phone, somebody would wander One afternoon as I was walk- was walking up and down the by and find my body — hope- ing back down Smelter Road, sidewalks in my entire subdivi- fully in time to call for help. a loud pop and cracking sound sion. Thanks to my Fitbit, I could As I walk up Smelter Road pierced the quietness of my day- see a map of my walk and I facing the Oquirrh Mountains, dream. knew I was walking 2.5 miles in I sometimes wonder what the I looked around and saw around 55 minutes. road was like back when the nothing unusual and started It was summer. Days were Smelter was operating. Was it walking again. long. I could leave my house in busy, or did most people and A few seconds later I heard long-shorts, a T-shirt, and tennis goods travel by train? a soft rumble on the road and shoes, as late as 9 p.m. and make I look at the Oquirrh to Mona looked down to see a golf ball Vote it home before 10 p.m., and it power transmission lines and rolling up the road at me. wasn’t too dark. poles. They stretch from Middle It passed under me and even- If I couldn’t walk at night, Canyon and reach across under tually strayed off the edge of the it was light by 6 a.m. and still the “T.” The poles look like tall road. warm enough for shorts and a soldiers marching shoulder-to- I stopped and looked over at T-shirt. shoulder across the base of the Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. STEVE✓ I enjoyed the walk. I met Oquirrhs. I wondered if it was possible neighbors that I still don’t know. As the soldiers turn and make for a golf ball to wander off the But we exchanged a friendly their ascent over the mountains, course and roll up the road. It “hello.” I dodged dogs. And I look at the access road that fol- seemed like quite an impossible walked around fireworks on July lows them to the top. feat, but what other explanation 4 and 24. Some say the road is a scar, a could there be? For more variety, I found monument to man’s ugly treat- And then I heard the sound a route around the perimeter ment of nature. again, a loud crack or ping that PRUDEN of my neighborhood that also I’ve made up a legend about almost echoed off the mountain. added up to 2.5 miles. the giant snake that slithered to This time I could tell it And then I heard they were the top of the mountain and col- wasn’t coming from the golf TOOELE CITY MAYOR fixing Smelter Road. lapsed from exhaustion when his course. The source of the sound The zero-mile marker on head reached the top. was from the opposite side of Smelter Road’s walking path is When I turn around for the Smelter Road. only a half mile from my front return trip, I face the Stansbury While I was looking to the A New Mayor. A New Direction. door. I can leave my house, walk range. north, I saw a golf ball drop out up to the 0.75 mile marker, and I can see the flag in the of the sky and bounce off the come back home for a 2.5 mile Macey’s parking lot, Stansbury road about 10 feet in front of round trip. Island, and maybe Stockton in me. As Tooele faces the challenges of Every other week, on the other direction. And then I heard the sound the future, having someone with Saturday, I walk almost to the I can see how close again, and again. Tooele Gun Club entrance and Tooele Army Depot comes to I froze. I looked around. I experience will make a huge di erence in how our city develops and grows.

without telling me you were The planning commission’s 435.840.8297 Property changing it.” vote to table Howard’s request [email protected] Geo Dupaix, with Project was unanimous. continued from page A1 Engineering Consultants, [email protected] PAID ADVERTISEMENT the county’s engineering and planning consultant, pointed her continue to use it like she out that under the county’s is now, for grazing. You can do land use ordinance a feed lot, things in A-20 that you can’t in an agriculture business, or RR-5.” agriculture industry, are all TOOELE ARMY DEPOT (TEAD) Tooele County Planner Jeff conditional uses. Miller, who has been on the job That means even with an Restoration Advisory Board (RAB) and Technical Review Committee (TRC) Meeting for less than a week, offered a A-20 zone, a feed lot or other SAVE THE DATE possible remedy. agriculture business would Tooele County’s land use need further approval from the Wednesday, November 8, 2017, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. ordinances could possibly be planning commission even if Bldg. 1005, Second Ave, Tooele, Utah, 84074 amended to allow the planning the rezone request is approved, commission and county com- according to Dupaix. TEAD-North Tooele Army Depot (TEAD) is hosting the bi-annual public mission to attach conditions “As a conditional use, the ▪ Groundwater Modeling Update meeting to discuss the restoration activities related to the to rezones in situations like planning commission could Environmental and Base Realignment and Closure Programs. Howard’s, he said. ▪ Soil Vapor Extraction and Air Sparge O&M Update require mitigating conditions,” ▪ The Restoration Advisory Board (RAB) and Technical Review However, because Howard’s Dupaix said. “If the planning Viewing Data Spatially on Google Earth Committee (TRC) were established to bring together members application for rezone has commission fi nds that it is TEAD-South of the local community and the Army, and to provide the already been submitted, it must impossible to mitigate the public with an opportunity to talk to experts about the work be considered under the laws impact, the conditional use ▪ Areas of Concern RFI Phase I Results at the time the application was permit can be denied.” ▪ SWMU 13 Corrective Measure Implementation being performed at the Depot. RAB/TRC meetings are held submitted, according to Tooele The planning commission two times a year. The public is encouraged to attend. County Deputy Attorney Gary discussed tabling the decision Searle. to give Howard time to However, several people at consider withdrawing her the meeting suggested that request. Howard could voluntarily “If we deny this tonight, it withdraw her request, allowing will be two years before you the planning commission can ask us to reconsider,” time to consider on ordinance Butterfi eld said. Nicholas Montgomery Helge Gabert, UDEQ Troy Johnson Patricia Smith change before she resubmits Delaying a decision would TEAD-North (801) 536-0215 TEAD-South US EPA Region 8 the application. also give the county’s new Environmental Engineer Dave Larsen, UDEQ Environmental Protection (303) 312-6504

“Why should I do that?” planning sta time to do Environmental Office (801) 536-0226 Specialist (435) 833-2761 Katie Crane, UDEQ Environmental Office Howard said. “All I want is additional research into why (801) 536-4169 (435) 833-4198 for you to put it back the way the property was rezoned, it was before you changed it according to Miller.

A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017 CLERK’S CORNER Mail ballots are making this year’s election a monster Please lections have a person- address. ality of their own. Some There are eight polling loca- go smoothly, some tions around the county. For E Marilyn Gillette don’t. This one has been a GUEST COLUMNIST a list of locations, please see monster. Case in point: the Election notice in this edi- 1. We have received phone tion of the Transcript Bulletin, calls that some voters have or go online to the following not received their by-mail link: http://www.co.tooele. ballots. An investigation took sent to a different printer and ut.us/clerk/2017Election/ place trying to determine who will be at the post office today. polling-locations-general.pdf. hadn’t received them and why. If you are nervous about get- As you can see, this has not I decided it was better that the ting your ballot so late, you been the smoothest of elec- voters in question receive two are welcome to early vote tions. It has definitely earned GRANTSVILLE CITY COUNCIL ballots rather than none. Our at the clerk’s office through the name Monster Election! • A leader in controlling spending and software will only allow one Friday until 5 p.m., or vote on Tax Abatements: Many citi- ballot to be counted. If you election day. zens receiving their property developing a responsible city budget receive more than one ballot 4. This is the first time the tax notice and who receive in the mail, please know that Erda and Lincoln precincts the low-income abatement are • An independent voice that cares about you we were trying to make sure have voted all by mail. We being required to pay a big- and preserving Grantsville values you have the opportunity to have received numerous ger portion of their property vote. Just vote one ballot and undeliverable ballots back taxes this year. The State Tax Grantsville City Election is November 7th at the Grantsville Fire Station throw the other one away. from those locations, as well Commission conducted an Paid Political Advertisement 2. By Mail Ballots have a as Stansbury Park, which audit that showed the low- “Warning” sheet that goes indicate those voters have income abatement had been with them indicating that moved. In one way, this is calculated incorrectly. This there will be no polling loca- good because it cleans up our resulted in lower property tion in that precinct. Absentee records. About 50 percent taxes and an artificially high Ballots should not receive this of those voters have moved abatement. warning. Unfortunately, the out of Tooele County, with The County is not going printing company for ballot the other 50 percent moving to go back and require those production and mailing got within the county. who received the double these two mixed up. The By If you have moved within abatement to repay it, but Mail Ballots did not get the Tooele County and have not going forward, beginning with warning and the Absentee updated your address, you this year, they will receive the Ballots did. will be required to vote a correct amount on the abate- Notice is hereby given that there will be 3. Reports showed that Provisional Ballot. You will ment. If you have not paid no voted ballots were being also need to show proof of taxes in years past, you may Early Voting for the General Election received from the Lincoln, your new address. If you’ve be required to pay this year. Erda 1.2 and Erda 1.3 pre- changed your driver’s license If you have any questions, to be held November 5, 2017 cincts. On further investiga- to the new address, that will please email me at mgillette@ tion, the printing company do, otherwise you’ll need a tooeleco.org or call 435-843- didn’t print that file. Ballots bill, check, something with 3148. Thanks for voting! Anyone who is a registered voter within Tooele County by October 23rd for those precincts have been your name and the new who would like to vote early may come to one of the following locations:

Tooele County Administration – Clerk/Auditor’s Office 47 So. Main, Room #318, Tooele, UT 84074 Tuesday, October 24 through Thursday, November 2 Weekdays – 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Doctors prepare for deep dive Friday, November 3 – 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. into Las Vegas shooter’s brain Additional Early Voting Days & Locations Grantsville Senior Citizens Center, 120 So. Center, Grantsville, Utah LAS VEGAS (AP) — Scientists with The Associated Press and conclude it caused or perhaps Wednesday, October 25 – 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. are preparing to do a microscop- referred questions to officials in even contributed to the mas- ic study of the Las Vegas gun- Clark County, where Las Vegas sacre, even if that explanation Tooele Senior Citizens Center, 59 East Vine, Tooele, Utah man’s brain, but whatever they is located. They also refused to would ease the minds of investi- Wednesday, November 1 – 9:00 a.m. – 12 noon find, if anything, likely won’t be provide details. gators and the world at large. what led him to kill 58 people in Vogel told The Times that he “There’s a difference between the worst mass shooting in mod- will leave nothing overlooked to association and causality, and ern U.S. history, experts said. put to rest much of the specu- just because you have anything, Valid Voter Identification is required for Early Voting. Stephen Paddock’s brain is lation on Paddock’s health as doesn’t mean it does anything,” being sent to Stanford University investigators struggle to identify said Brian Peterson, president Voters who register after October 23 are not eligible to Early Vote. for a months-long examination a motive for the shooting. of the National Association If you received a Vote-By-Mail ballot, you are welcome to Early Vote. after a visual inspection during The examination will come of Medical Examiners and You will, however, be required to surrender the ballot you received an autopsy found no abnormali- about a month after Paddock chief coroner of Wisconsin’s in the mail to the poll worker. ties, Las Vegas authorities said. unleashed more than a thousand Milwaukee County. Doctors will perform multiple bullets through the windows of a The microscopic study is not a forensic analyses, including an 32nd floor suite at the Mandalay standard practice but is regularly If you have moved to Tooele County or within Tooele County, exam of the 64-year-old’s brain Bay casino-hotel into a crowd used as needed. Families some- Please Register to Vote in your new Precinct! tissue to find any possible neuro- below attending an outdoor times request such a detailed logical problems. country music festival. After examination to better under- The last day to register to vote for the November 7 Election The brain will arrive in killing 58 people and wounding stand their own genetic risks. is Tuesday, October 31. You may go to the Clerk/Auditor’s Office California soon, and Stanford hundreds more, Paddock took Peterson said it’s also com- in person with picture ID and proof of your residence. has been instructed to spare no his own life with a shot through mon in high-profile cases such as expense for the work, The New his mouth, police say. Paddock’s, where so much is rid- York Times reported. It will be Investigators working around ing on the results that all foren- Questions: Please contact Marilyn K. Gillette, Tooele County Clerk/Auditor further dissected to determine the clock remain frustrated by sic options must be exhausted. 435-843-3148 or [email protected] if Paddock suffered from health a lack of clues that would point Douglas Fields, a neuroscien- problems such as strokes, blood to his motive. Authorities have tist who studies the rage circuit vessel diseases, tumors, some resorted to putting up billboards in brain systems, said horribly types of epilepsy, multiple scle- in southern Nevada seeking tips violent events, such as mass Delivering the News in TOOELE rosis, degenerative disorders, and now the intensive brain shootings and terrorism, rarely TRANSCRIPT physical trauma and infections. study that medical experts say involve actual brain abnormali- Dr. Hannes Vogel, Stanford likely won’t yield definitive ties but can be triggered by psy- Tooele County for More BULLETIN University Medical Center’s answers. chiatric problems. director of neuropathology, If a disease is found, experts Perpetrators often are sui- Than 120 Years Subscribe Today 435-882-0050 would not discuss the procedure say it would be false science to cidal psychopaths who are moti- vated to commit heinous crimes because they have internalized their isolation and anti-social behavior as an existential threat for themselves, he said. FLU SHOTS NOW AVAILABLE! “When police look for motive, it’s kind of misplaced in cases like this because they appear WE OFFER A COMPLETE LINE OF to be crimes of rage. There’s no IMMUNIZATIONS INCLUDING: motive for crimes of rage. It’s a crime of passion,” Fields said. Flu, Pneumonia, Tetanus, One such case involved the University of Texas shooter Whooping Cough, Shingles, Charles Whitman, who fatally Meningitis, HPV, and Hepatitis shot 13 people in 1966 from a clock tower on the Austin campus. Whitman was found to have a pecan-sized tumor in his brain, though the suggestion that it caused his rampage is still debated decades later. Peterson, who is not involved in the Paddock case, said an initial inspection that is standard for any autopsy would gener- ally include dissecting the brain at one-centimeter intervals to look for issues identifiable to the trained eye — infection, tumor, symmetry, bleeding and blood Birch Family Pharmacy vessel abnormality. A further study would involve a microscopic focus on the tis- sue cells, such as using stains TOOELE GRANTSVILLE STANSBURY PARK to determine different types of 493 N. MAIN STREET 213 E. Main St (Inside Soelberg’s Market) 6727 N Hwy 36 (Inside Soelberg’s Market) dementia and other degenera- 435-882-7775 435-884-9990 435-882-8880 tive diseases, including chronic M-F 9-7 • Sat 9-1 M-F 9-8 • Sat 9-6 M-F 9-8 • Sat 9-6 traumatic encephalopathy, which is sometimes found in people who have suffered repeti- www.birchfamilyrx.com FREE Delivery and Drive Thru at all 3 locations • We are a COMPOUNDING pharmacy! tive brain trauma. THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7

growth and bring additional Pruden and Winn’s replies are about how their tax dollars are Tooele jobs and sales tax to the city. below. spent. My plans for the first 90 continued from page A3 Second, I will work diligently Pruden: Someone once told days as mayor will be to begin with the staff and city council me that a wise leader never working on the budget imme- members to ensure that our “rips all of the wallpaper off diately. I will meet with each this city. We, as a community, growth is managed and that the first 90 days.” That being department head to determine need to be organized and we are proactive in providing said, I have learned that there their needs. I will hold public work together to accomplish services to our current resi- are many complex managerial meetings with the city council the goals that “we the people” dents and those that will come. levels to being the mayor of a members to get their input and want to see come to fruition. These services include water city like Tooele. Personnel and ideas. I will also reach out to Serving people is the most and infrastructure. I will work budget items take up a lot of the residents to give them the important thing to me. I have with the council to ensure that time. I have learned that it is opportunity to express their Tired of your old phone system? served my fellow beings with taxpayer monies are spent critical for the mayor to be able concerns and to help them integrity and I feel that it is wisely. And third, the construc- to balance both being acces- understand the difficulties of important to possess this qual- tion of a public safety building sible at the office and being providing all the services that ity in all aspects of a person’s for our police department and out in the community. I think residents expect and deserve life. I will continue to make the completion of the England that I am qualified to handle with a limited amount of decisions based on values Acres Park will also be a prior- that balance. I think that we money. I will also begin work- Get new, state of the art Cisco phone rather than personal gain. ity. have to concentrate more on ing on a plan to make our city system for FREE when you switch My top three priorities as A week ago the Transcript the positives of our community business friendly. As the city mayor would be: My first Bulletin sent an additional in addition to the things that helps businesses thrive, more your phone service to Simplii. priority will be to listen to question to both mayoral can- need addressing. If we only see tax dollars will help increase the concerns and ideas of my didates. The question was: the negatives or wants, we fail our budget. I will be available Call 801-449-9824 constituents. I will address the What have you learned about to enjoy what we have accom- for all residents to express problems with real solutions. your town and/or the job plished and already have in their concerns and ideas. I will Residents need to be treated of mayor since the primary place. Tooele truly is a wonder- listen and then I will follow up fairly and with respect. I will election, and how will that ful city! on all issues, making sure that address the concerns of the affect your plans for your first Winn: Since the primary people are treated fairly and local businesses who need the 90 days as mayor, if you are election, I have continued to given honest answers. support of the city to promote elected? In alphabetical order, receive questions from citizens [email protected]

limits in place for their city it has become more appar- council and planning and zon- Grantsville council and mayor. I fully sup- ent that there are people still ing commission. As a city, we continued from page A3 port and will push for future struggling economically. I will will dedicate the justice center term limits. During my first continue looking for grants to and continue restoration of the 90 days in office, I will imple- secure funds for improvements Donner Reed Museum. economic growth and business ment live streaming of our city throughout our community, at As mayor, I know the impor- development. council meetings. Our website little or no cost to the citizens. tance of being transparent with We are rapidly running out will be updated to be easier I will spearhead the city’s finances and letting the citi- of space for our youth to par- to navigate and contain much budgeting process and plan. zens know how their taxes are ticipate in various activities. more information. The mora- The budget is the mayor’s spent. I respond and listen to Vote ✓ This isn’t an issue the city can torium will be released and responsibility; I do not take citizens who call, come in my address alone. It is critical that parts of our new master plan this duty lightly. I have been office, or email me to ensure we work cooperatively with updated. My goal is to make conscientious with the budget their concerns are heard and our school district and county our city government citizen in the past and will continue addressed appropriately. All of DEREK to plan future recreational and business friendly and to to be in the future. I am confi- us working together to make facilities. keep Grantsville a place we all dent of obtaining funding for this the wonderful city that we A common theme voters like to call home. the needed water and sewer are. have shared with me is term Marshall: Grantsville has a project. [email protected] limits. Two terms is enough very diverse population. All cit- I will begin implementing DALTON for one person’s influence on izens have needs and concerns. changes to the city’s general NOVEMBER 7TH our city. Most cities have term Since the primary election, plan with help from the city Something On Your Mind? GRANTSVILLE CITY COUNCIL Write a Letter A Fresh Voice for our Future 3 hopefuls to vie for 2 seats to the Editor! Tooele Transcript Bulletin P.O. Box 390 on Stockton Town Council Tooele, UT 84074

Editor’s note: A photograph of [email protected] Vicki Nash was not available at press time.

TIM GILLIE STAFF WRITER The 2017 municipal elec- tion on Nov. 7 in the Town of Stockton features two seats for city council. The candidates are: Joe Tooele County Johnston, Nando Meli Jr., and Vicki Nash. Each voter in Stockton may vote for up to two candidates. The two candidates with the most votes will be the winners. Joe Johnston Nando Meli Jr. Turkey Show The Tooele Transcript Bulletin sent three questions to on the Stockton Town Council ment works hard to protect the candidates. Their answers because I want to try to help all of us. They need new radio appear below in alphabetical my community stay the great equipment. I’d like to help them order. town that we are. We have the accomplish this. And third, & Auction 1. Tell us about yourself, kindest, most tight-knit com- I want to learn more about your education, your work munity that I’ve lived in. I’d like the behind-the-scene work. experience, public involvement, to try to represent the people The town council has helped PM why you are running for office, whose families have lived here to accomplish some great anything else about yourself a long time. things and I’d like to help keep NOV 14 • 6:30 that you think is relevant. 2. Once elected what are Stockton the wonderful place to Joe Johnston: I am a retired your top three priorities and live that it has been. I’ve lived member of the Kentucky and what do you want to do abut in Stockton almost 18 years. Utah Air National Guard, serv- them? 3. Why are you the best ing various roles in each unit Joe Johnston: Provide our choice? for over 26 years. My wife and residents an exceptional level Joe Johnston: Very simple, I moved to Utah in 1998 and I of security and safety through “If something isn’t working, work as a military contractor our local law enforcement com- then call five friends to help fig- in Tooele County. I’ve been an munity and fire department. ure out how to fix it.” One per- ecstatic member of the town Ensure that our police officers son can’t possibly counter all of Stockton, volunteering on are trained with the most cur- the issues. That’s why we must several committees and I’m rent concepts of detection and draw from the experience and presently serving my first term deterrence. Train and equip our knowledge of many to provide on the planning commission. firefighters with the necessary an efficient result. If at anytime My goal as councilman with the tools to render aid, preserve I do not have an answer, I won’t Town of Stockton is to provide life, and protect property. be afraid to ask for help. And a realistic future direction in Improve the general services with that attitude, we are most which the town can travel. of the town by replacing the likely to arrive at a solution to Nando Meli Jr.: I grew up in Band-Aids and working towards a problem or task. By voting for Stockton and graduated from permanent resolutions with the me, you can expect exceptional Tooele High School. After serv- town infrastructure. I will pro- results through proper prepara- ing four years in the Marine vide my constituents with hon- tion and execution. Corps. I returned to Stockton. I est, forthright, unprejudiced, Nando Meli Jr.: My past graduated from the University and logical answers on any sub- work while being on the of Utah with a bachelor’s ject concerning the town. Stockton Town Council and the degree in civil engineering. I Nando Meli Jr.: During the Stockton Planning and Zoning was on the Stockton Planning first year I want to research and Commission has taught me that and Zoning Commission and learn the policies of the town issues that arise in the town 5:30-6:00 Registration was elected to the Stockton and the problems that are cur- need to be identified and a plan Town Council for four years. rently facing the town. I want needs to be developed to cor- After being on the town coun- to preserve our community rect the issues. This all needs cil, I served as chairman of the while we move into the future. to be done with input from the Tooele High School planning and zoning commis- Any new development in and citizens of the community. I sion. I do not have a personal around the town should not will not be able to please all, agenda that I will pursue while be a burden to the residents of but I can do what is best for the LIGHT REFRESHMENTS on the Stockton Town Council. Stockton. The town council and citizens of Stockton. The only thing that I am con- mayor need to be more open Vicki Nash: I am passionate cerned about is the water to the community with closed about serving my community. policy and the annexation door meetings kept to a mini- I love Stockton, as do all of Donations can be made to help in the policy. I want to do what is best mum. the candidates. I hope to get for the citizens of Stockton. Vicki Nash: My top three elected, but I think the three of purchase of turkey’s that will be sent While serving as the chairman things I’d like to accomplish us running are all great candi- for the planning and zoning is figuring out how to gener- dates who would represent our to the Tooele County Food Bank. commission, I drafted and had ate revenue for the Town of town’s best interest. I’ve served the present annexation rules Stockton. I’d like to talk to the on various positions with all Please contact Bob Gowans 830-2336, passed. I did this to protect the towns folk about what they’d the candidates and think we town from developers that may like to see as we move forward are all great. I’m proud to call Ed Johnson 830-1618 or Janette Shields 830-1139 want to take advantage of the as a town. Second, I think being Stockton my home and love liv- town by being annexed into the such a small town we really ing here. town of Stockton. need to see if we qualify for [email protected] Vicki Nash: I want to serve any grants. Our police depart- A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017 OBITUARIES

Margene Brown Gilbert Leopoldo Imlay Graham Sunrise: July 20, 1934 – Margene Brown Imlay Sunset: Oct. 27, 2017 passed away peacefully at the age of 88 at home on Oct. 26, With heartfelt sorrow, the 2017, due to natural causes. Graham family announces Margene was born on Feb. 13, Gilbert Leopoldo Graham’s 1929, in Grantsville, Utah, the passing to be with his Lord and youngest child of Roy T. and Savior Jesus Christ. He was Alice Clark Brown. born in Taos, New Mexico, to Margene married LeRoy Victor and Isbelita Graham. Clark Imlay on April 29, 1948, Gilbert leaves behind his in the Salt Lake Temple. She loving wife Dorothy of 63 years was a wonderful homemaker and the five children he was who was an excellent cook blessed with: two sons Gilbert and seamstress. She loved her Marv Jr., and Victor; and family and loved having her loved hearing about how her Her many personal sacrifices three daughters Alice (Jesse) tives and friends. a legacy of love, kindness and children and grandchildren former students were continu- and example have left a long Holguin, Joyce (Louie) Valerio, He was employed at the respect to all who knew him. around her. Margene strived to ing to play the piano. legacy and positive impact in and Debra (Mike) Maestas. Tooele Army Depot for many Funeral services will be make everyone feel welcome She loved dancing, and one the lives of her family. She was He grew up with five sib- years and retired in 1984. held at St. Marguerite Catholic and was concerned with every- of her favorite ways to spend preceded in death by her hus- lings: Chris Graham, Loren Preceded in death by his Church, 15 S. 7th St., Tooele, one’s well-being. an evening was dancing with band, Clark; parents; brothers, Lucero, Eva Rodriguez, parents; siblings Chris, Loren on Nov. 3 at 11:30 a.m. She was active in The the love of her life, Clark. Clark and Ross; and sisters, Gertrude Aragon and Arturo and Eva; son Victor; and Anyone wishing to convey Church of Jesus Christ of Together, Margene and Clark Cora Burmester and Donna (Bertha) Graham. Gilbert was grandson Shylock Martinez. their condolences may do so Latter-day Saints and served choreographed and taught Sandberg. Margene is survived also blessed with 10 grandchil- Gilbert touched the hearts one hour prior to the service. in many positions, includ- dances for both church and by her children: Lynn (Jo), dren, 18 great-grandchildren of many people during his Burial will be at the Tooele ing Relief Society president, school groups, including the Karen (Marion) Barnhill, Kevin and four great-great grandchil- lifetime and will always be City Cemetery following the regional dance director, organ- promenade to Grantsville High (Colleen), Denise (Brook) dren, along with many rela- remembered. He leaves behind funeral mass. ist, and as an ordinance worker juniors for many junior proms. Hales, Jeanine (Frank) Elsholz, in the Salt Lake Temple. She Many people were influenced Diane (Scott) Lloyd, and Lee demonstrated her love of Jesus by her talents. (Laura); 32 grandchildren, 47 Christ by quietly serving as She loved horses and loved great-grandchildren, and one Dixie Marr Bottom She is survived by her hus- called, and preferred to serve to go for rides with Clark great-great-grandchild. band Edward Bottom; three in the background. whenever she could. She loved Funeral services will be Dixie Marr Bottom children: Tiffany Flanagan, Margene loved music and BYU sports and loved to travel held Nov. 4, 2017, at 11 a.m. (Halgren), 82, passed away Mark and Joel; 10 grandchil- started playing the piano to away BYU football games. in the Grantsville 10th Ward, Oct. 17, 2017, at Pomona dren: Ashley, Kelsey, Scotty, when she was eight years old. As her health declined and she 81 N. Church St., Grantsville. Valley Hospital in Pomona, Hunter, Logan Flanagan, She excelled as a pianist and was unable to attend games, A viewing will be held on Nov. California. She was born and Emma and Dayton Bottom, accompanied many individu- Margene rarely missed watch- 3, 2017, from 6 to 8 p.m. and raised in Tooele, Utah, and and Taylor, Mason and Marcus als and choirs, both for church ing the games and loved to on Nov. 4, 2017, from 10 to graduated with honors from Bottom; and a great grandchild and civic functions, throughout discuss the happenings of BYU 11 a.m. at the Grantsville 10th Utah State University with a Hayden Flanagan. her life. She taught piano les- sports. She also loved to watch Ward building. Bachelor of Arts degree. Preceded in death by her sons for most of her life and the Utah Jazz. Following her university parents Mark D. Halgren and studies, she taught elemen- Ethel R. Halgren. tary school in both Southern Funeral services were and Northern California, and held on Oct. 28, 2017, at the served in many capacities Diamond Bar LDS chapel in within The Church of Jesus Southern California. Burial Christ of Latter-day Saints. services will be held at noon She was loved by all who on Nov. 3, 2017, at Tooele City knew her and Dixie will be Cemetery. certainly missed by family and friends.

Herman Roy and raised in Tooele and made many friends throughout his Candelario life. He was a member of St. Marguerite Catholic Church. “Sometimes you will never Herman is survived by his know the value of a moment wife Marcie Candelario; his until it becomes a memory.” children Michelle (Marty) Aragon, Jennifer Puga, and Herman Roy Candelario Nathan Candelario; grandsons passed away peacefully at the Gabriel and Emilio Aragon; TOOELE CITY MAYOR age of 65 at home on Oct. 31, siblings Andrew, Elmer “Sugar” 2017. He was born on Jan. (Sandra), Diana, and Anita 18,1952, to Joe and Corina (Clay) Campbell. Candelario of Tooele. Preceded in death by Herman was married his parents Joe and Corina Proven leader with integrity to Marcie. They had three Candelario, in-laws Paul and remarkable children: Michelle, Teresa Trujillo, and sister in- Jennifer and Nathan. He also law Kate Wilson. The family had two wonderful grandsons: would like to extend a special Genuine concern for people Gabriel and Emilio. He was thanks to Rocky Mountain In my father’s arms I’ll be. very proud and loved his fam- Hospice Staff. The wounds this world left ily dearly. Funeral services will be on my soul, He enjoyed fishing, hunt- held on Nov. 4, 2017, at St. I will be healed and I will be Knowledge of local issues ing, camping and traveling. He Marguerite Catholic Church, whole. looked forward to watching his 15 S. 7th St., Tooele. Viewing The sun and moon will be grandsons play baseball. He is 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Mass is 11 replaced had such a big heart and would a.m. to noon. Interment Tooele with the light of Jesus’ face, help anyone who needed help. Cemetery. Lunch will follow for my Savior knows my He previously worked at at St. Marguerite Catholic name. Not a politician, a public servant. Anaconda Mine, Barrick Gold Church. I will be home and free I’ll PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Mine and EG&G. He was born When I go, don’t cry for me, be. Vote-by-mail and early voting continues; polls open Tuesday Voters in Tooele County On Nov. 7, polling locations locations. have a variety of ways in which will be open from 7 a.m. until Voters who received a bal- to particiapte in next Tuesday’s 8 p.m. at the Tooele County lot by mail may vote in person municipal election. Building Auditorium at 47 S. on Nov. 7 by turning in their Vote-by-mail ballots were Main Street in Tooele City; vote-by-mail ballot at the poll- scheduled to arrive in mail- the Tooele National Guard ing location where they vote. boxes on Oct. 23, according to Armory at 16 S. First Street in If they do not have their vote- Tooele County Clerk/Auditor Tooele City; Middle Canyon by-mail ballot, voters may be Marilyn Gillette. Voters who Elementary School at 751 E. allowed to vote in person by are expecting a vote-by-mail 1000 North in Tooele City; casting a provisional ballot ballot and haven’t received one Overlake Elementary School so the clerk can make sure a are asked to contact Gillette at at 2052 N. 170 West in Tooele vote-by-mail ballot is not also 435-843-3140. City; the Dow James Building counted for that voter. Early voting for the Nov. 7 at 350 W. 400 North in Tooele Vote-by-mail ballots must be election started Oct. 24 at the City; and the Grantsville Fire posted marked no later than Tooele County Clerk/Auditor’s Station at 26 N. Center Street Nov. 6 to be valid. They may office at 47 S. Main Street in in Grantsville. also be turned in at a polling room 318. Early voting at the Although all of Stansbury location on Nov. 7. clerk’s office will continue Park now votes by mail, there For additional informa- through Friday. will be a polling location open tion or questions regarding Hours for early voting there at Stansbury High School on the election process, contact are from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m., Nov. 7. Gillette at 435-843-3140. except for Friday when early Any Tooele County voter voting will close at 5 p.m. may vote at any of the polling

A Full-Color Learning and Activity Page Just for Kids! Every Thursday in Your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A9

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY Friday 8:02 a.m. 6:23 p.m. Saturday 8:03 a.m. 6:22 p.m. Sunday 7:04 a.m. 5:21 p.m. Monday 7:05 a.m. 5:20 p.m. Tuesday 7:06 a.m. 5:19 p.m. Wednesday 7:07 a.m. 5:18 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 7:09 a.m. 5:17 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 6:34 p.m. 7:08 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 7:15 p.m. 8:20 a.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Sunday 7:01 p.m. 8:32 a.m. Monday 7:53 p.m. 9:43 a.m. ALMANAC Tuesday 8:52 p.m. 10:49 a.m. Statistics for the week ending Nov. 1. Mostly cloudy with a A couple of showers in Occasional afternoon Intervals of clouds and Sunshine and patchy Wednesday 9:55 p.m. 11:49 a.m. Mostly cloudy Periods of rain Temperatures Thursday 11:01 p.m. 12:40 p.m. touch of rain the afternoon rain sunshine clouds High/Low past week 69/32 Full Last New First Normal high/low past week 59/38 60 46 58 40 50 41 49 32 45 34 48 38 48 32 Average temp past week 49.9 Normal average temp past week 48.2 TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Nov 3 Nov 10 Nov 18 Nov 26 Shown is Friday’s weather. ©2017; forecasts and graphics Temperatures are Friday’s provided by highs and Friday night’s lows.

Download our app today UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan Grouse 58/41 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) Creek 59/40 Knolls Clive Lake Point 49/40 62/46 62/47 63/49 Ogden Stansbury Park 58/46 Erda 63/49 Vernal Grantsville 61/47 Pine Canyon Salt Lake City 60/37 64/49 48/38 0.00 0.46 0.00 0.06 16.16 16.58 Tooele 64/50 Bauer 60/46 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 61/47 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D Provo Roosevelt 60/46 60/37 59/44 Stockton Pollen Index Price 62/47 57/36 High Nephi Rush Valley 62/45 59/44 Ophir Moderate 54/41 Low Delta Manti Absent 61/46 62/41 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 67/44 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 60/46 63/42 Moab 58/40 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 69/51 Beaver 67/45 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 59/41 Ibapah 57/44 24-hour 59/40 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 1.00 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 59/45 61/40 at Grantsville 1.45 none 71/51 Kanab 66/45 Eureka 50/40 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4192.77 Tooele man reported missing at Grand Canyon

STEVE HOWE ing to a news release from the Point at around 12:15 p.m., the release. He is described anyone who may have seen STAFF WRITER service. which is near the Grand as 6 feet tall and 230 pounds, or spoken to Legus to contact MYGA AUNNUITY The National Park Service Michael Legus, 39, was Canyon Visitor Center. with brown and gray hair and the NPS Investigative Services is looking for a missing Tooele reported missing on Tuesday Legus was last seen wearing hazel eyes. Branch tip line at 888-653- man at the South Rim of Grand by a friend, the release said. a blue hooded sweatshirt and Park service rangers are 0009. 3.25% Canyon National Park, accord- Legus was last seen at Mather blue Levi’s jeans, according to searching the area and ask [email protected] GUARANTEED 10 YEARS

after the moratorium took the meeting, supporting an that are really going to impact Council effect. amendment to the morato- the community,” Sparks said. Rollover continued from page A1 “Our hope is that you can rium. Councilman Neil Critchlow continued from page A1 maybe look at this minor Councilwoman Krista Sparks said the council had intended subdivision as a possible said the intention of the mora- to leave all minor subdivisions requested the council pass exemption, that we can move torium wasn’t to prevent minor out of the moratorium but Judd said. an amendment for the mora- forward with it,” Allen said. subdivisions for families and were counseled against it. The low concrete bar- torium. Allen said he hoped “We have everything ready to would be fine with approving The city council passed the rier between the lanes was to subdivide his property so turn in.” those projects on a case-by- amendment unanimously, on a installed to divide the lanes his children could build, but Grantsville resident Rob case basis. motion from Sparks, seconded and prevent drivers from mak- received his application back Brown also spoke during the “We were thinking more big by Councilman Mike Colson. ing U-turns, according to Judd. Something On from Tooele County a few days public comment portion of developments, things like that [email protected] Following the accident, Your Mind? northbound lanes of SR-36 were closed and the roadway was closed in both directions Write a Letter to land a University of Utah to the Editor! medical helicopter. Law enforcement scour for details Southbound lanes were Tooele Transcript Bulletin reopened after 2 p.m. but the P.O. Box 390 right-hand lane of northbound leading to University of Utah’s slaying SR-36 remained closed for Tooele, UT 84074 several hours due to the inves- [email protected] SALT LAKE CITY (AP) about 15 hours after Guo was was killed. Grove, Utah, said Guo tigation. — Authorities are trying to found. Kathleen Boutain was baptized her cousin into the [email protected] figure out how a longtime Boutain was booked on jailed in Utah on unrelated faith and would speak in a criminal recently released suspicion of aggravated drug and theft charges moving and powerful way from an Alabama prison murder, robbery and other after she reported to police about his beliefs. Inspiring ended up in a Utah canyon charges. Monday night that her Tam said Guo also wowed his where he’s suspected of Boutain has a rap sheet husband had assaulted her friends on the dance floor Healthy killing a 23-year-old devout that includes drug, car theft while they were camping in with hip hop moves. Lives Mormon immigrant from and weapons charges in the canyon. Austin Boutain’s mother, China. Minnesota and Alabama Salt Lake City Police Chief Roseanne Boutain, told ChenWei Guo came to dating back to his days a Mike Brown and University the Minneapolis Star Look for it every the United States in 2012 juvenile. He was paroled in of Utah police did not have Tribune that her family is month in your Tooele Transcript and dreamed of opening May after serving a year and details Tuesday about how “heartbroken for the victims Bulletin a consulting firm. He was a half in an Alabama prison Boutain encountered Guo and their families. We are studying computer science in TOOELETRANSCRIPT for being a convicted sex and evaded more than 100 sending out our heartfelt and BULLETIN his first year at the University offender and failing to report officers who swarmed the earnest prayers.” of Utah in Salt Lake City. his whereabouts to police. foothills near campus after Friends say the 23-year- His parole was transferred the shooting. old smiled easily, loved to to Wisconsin this spring, but A lockdown at the university, dance and could be found he skipped and a warrant which has about 32,800 Same great people. Same location. trekking canyons around Salt went out for him Aug. 31, students, ended early Lake City, like the one where according to authorities Tuesday, but school officials Same great balance between your trusted brands his body was found Monday there. canceled classes for the day. and exciting new products. Just a new name. night. Alabama court records About 175 students had to A 24-year-old ex-convict show Boutain and his wife shelter in the library Monday is suspected of shooting Kathleen married in 2014 night because they couldn’t the student to death after and had two children. He return to their homes. demanding Guo’s car, filed for divorce in January Lori McDonald, the according to Utah authorities. while imprisoned, but the University of Utah’s dean of He also fired at an split wasn’t finalized in court. students, said Guo served as unidentified woman who Boutain and his wife were a peer adviser to help other witnessed the slaying, police wanted for questioning in international students find said in jail documents. the killing of a 63-year-old their bearings on campus and Police found Guo’s body Golden, Colorado, man described him as “extremely still in his vehicle in a whose truck is missing but outgoing, charming, creative, canyon just east of campus, which authorities say Boutain smart.” prompting a campus-wide may have driven to Utah. “This senseless act of lockdown and a massive Police in Utah say he violence has shaken our overnight manhunt at the acknowledged taking community and ended the school and in the rugged three guns from a home in life of a dear son, true friend, foothills nearby. Colorado. He told police he and promising scholar,” “It just seemed like the hid the gun used to shoot University of Utah President most senseless thing to do, Guo in a wall near the Salt David Pershing said in a take the life of such a great Lake City homeless shelter, statement. person,” said Steve Comrie, a but when he returned it Guo served as a missionary leader of The Church of Jesus was gone, according to jail in Provo and volunteered as a Christ of Latter-day Saints documents. foreign language interpreter congregation that included Police said Mitchell for The Church of Jesus Guo. Bradford Ingle, whose body Christ of Latter-day Saints Austin Boutain was found Tuesday in his and recently persuaded his surrendered without incident trailer home, may have been parents to join the church, Tuesday afternoon after a friendly with the Boutains, Comrie said. librarian spotted him at a city but it wasn’t clear how they His friend, 24-year-old library several miles away, met and how the older man Rachel Tam of Pleasant Your Complete Local News Source Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 220 Millpond, Ste 106 • Stansbury • 435.843.8700 A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017 Hometown GHS FALL SPORTS

Grantsville’s Maci Jackson battled her way to the 3rd singles state championship.

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO

ed by its girls tennis, football and girls soccer teams, Grantsville High enjoyed a stellar fall sports season Lin 2017. On the tennis court, the Cowboys just missed a state title, finishing just behind Judge Memorial in Class 3A. Junior third singles player Maci Jackson won the second state title of her career, following up the doubles title she won as a sophomore. The football team came within a point of advancing to the Class 3A state semifinals after finishing second in its region and earning the right to host a playoff game for the first time since 2003. The Cowboys’ future appears bright, with many young players set to return next sea- son. The girls soccer team advanced to the state quarterfi- nals and posted a school-record 10 wins, led by freshman phenom Whitney Wangsgard, who led the state in goals. Two-sport star Sabrina Allen won the Region 13 girls cross-country championship and finished third at the Class 3A state meet, while Porter Whitworth was third in the boys’ race. On the volleyball court, the Cowboys advanced to the state tournament for the first time in several years, and were just a couple points away from advancing to the second day. The Cowboys also enjoyed a solid season on the golf course. While Grantsville didn’t make it to the second day of the state tournament as a team, Brock May advanced as an individual and finished in a tie for 14th place.

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO

Kayla Johnson (left) reacts to winning a volley. Grantsville’s McKinnley Dunlavey (2, (below) hits one over the net. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO

Jackson Sandberg (17, middle) carries the ball. Grantsville’s Seth Beckett finishes at region with a time of 15.42.1 (above). Grantsville’s Alyssa Roberts (11, right) looks for an opening.

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A11

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Grantsville Volleyball players (left) celebrate a point in state playoff action. Brady Arbon (31, above) get set to fire off a pass.

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Grantsville golfer Brock May (above) tees off at a match held at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course. GHS’s Layne Holmes (17, right) vs American Leadership Academy. SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO

Justin Richardson (14, above) gains yardage against Juan Diego. Grantsville’s Sabrina Allen (middle) nears the finish line in a 3-mile cross country race. Grantsville’s second doubles Brooklyn Butler (far right) gets one over the net.

The Stansbury High School Theatre Department Proudly Presents

Stansbury High School November 3-6, 10-13 7:30pm Matinees on November 4th & 11th 2:00pm Discount Tickets on sale @ www.stalliondrama.org

Ticket prices at the door (includes all service fees) : Adults: $9.75 Non-SHS Students/Seniors: $8.75 ZOMBIE PROM is produced by special SHS Students and Children Under 12: $6.50 arrangement with Samuel French

ZOMBIE PROM is produced by special arrangement with Samuel French A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017

426 EAST CIMMARRON • ERDA • 435.882.7711

10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY SALE Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain MIKE GARRARD’S Buggy’s Price Bargain $32,999 Retail Just lifted, new prem. tires & wheels stk#12416 $18,995 Retail $16,995 Retail $7,995 Retail 2007 FORD SUPER CREW 2007 FORD SUPER CREW 2014 TOYOTA RAV XLE 2014 FORD F-150 XLT 2012 FORD FUSION 4x4, Lariat, Loaded; stk#tbd Well Equiped; stk#TR10810 Nice!; stk#12526 $27,999 $14,995 $17,995 $6,995 $ MONTH 259 $ $ MONTH MONTH MONTH $ 419 309 123 ** ** ** * Buggy’s Price Bargain $19,525 Retail Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain $8,950 Retail Buggy’s Price Bargain $33,995 Retail $21,375 Retail Super Crew, 4x4, 5.4 V8, 4 dr., stk#TR10758 2011 TOYOTA CAMRY SE Crew Max, 4x4, Loaded, Nice; stk#12467 2015 MAZDA CX5 AWD NAV, Loaded, New tires; stk#TR10745 2011 TOYOTA TUNDRA 2010 FORD F150 XLT Well Equiped; stk#TR10808 $17,995 $17,995 $28,595 $7,995 MONTH $ $ MONTH $ MONTH 142 311 306 $ MONTH 426 * ** * ** Buggy’s Price Bargain $30,995 Retail Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain 2013 FORD F150 PLATINUM $18,995 Retail $24,450 Retail $11,595 Retail 2015 DODGE DART SXT 2005 DODGE RAM 2500 4x4, Nav, Leather, Loaded; stk12501 2014 FORD FLEX SEL V-6, Leather, Loaded; stk#12545 4x4, Lariat, Loaded; stk#tbd Nice! stk#12540 $28,995 $22,995 $18,995 $9,995 $ MONTH 434 $ MONTH MONTH MONTH $ $ 309 346 171 ** ** * * Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain $23,995 Retail Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain $28,995 Retail $31,995 Retail 2014 RAM 1500 CREW CAB $11,995 Retail SLT, Loaded, Lifted Oversized Tires; stk12505 Rubicon, Lifted w/35" tires, Prem Wheels 2013 CHEVROLET 1500 LT 2012 JEEP WRANGLER 2012 2014 FORD FOCUS SE 4 DR, Hatchback; stk#12495 4 Door, 4X4; stk#12444 $28,995 $25,995 $22,995 $10,995 $ $ MONTH MONTH $ MONTH 434 $ 392 MONTH 195 346 ** ** * ** Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain $32,995 Retail Buggy’s Price Bargain $25,995 Retail $28,995 Retail $14,995 Retail 2013 GMC 1/2 TON DENALI 2013 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR 2007 TOYOTA4X4 TUNDRA 4x4, Limited, Nav., Leather; stk#12442 2013 KIA OPTIMA Price to Sell Fast! stk#12525 Crew Cab; stk#TR10816 Loaded; stk#TR10805 $22,595 $29,995 $26,995 $12,995 $ $ $ $ MONTH MONTH MONTH MONTH 360 449 401 224 ** ** ** ** HOURS: MON - FRI 9AM-8PM; SAT 9AM-6PM Buggy’s Price Bargain FIGURED! PAYMENTS 2017 HYUNDAI ELANTRA SE $16,025 Retail ALL FEES INCLUDED 0 DOWN IN PAYMENT! Auto, Nice; stk#12377 $13,995 $ MONTH 241 ** Check Out All Vehicles & Get Pre-Approved Online! www.bargainbuggys.com Bargain Bargain Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain $22,400 Retail 2015 TOYOTA CAMRY XSE Nice! stk#12486 $19,595 $ MONTH 289 ** Buggy’s Price Bargain $21,625 Retail 2017 BUICK REGAL Nice! stk#12490 $20,995 Buggy’s Buggy’s Buggy’s $ MONTH 317 ** Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain Buggy’s Price Bargain $14,995 Retail 2015 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN $17,900 Retail 2016 DODGE JOURNEY SXT $18,250 Retail $27,650 Retail 2017 CHRYSLER PACIFICA Loaded! Reduced to Sell!; stk#TR10735 3.6L, V6, Auto, AC,PW,stk#12483 PL; Touring Plus, Loaded stk#12538 2007 GMC DENALI AWD; stk#12541 $13,595 $13,995 $16,995 $24,995 *72 mo. @ 2.99%- OAC. **84 mo. 4.14%; tax, licence, fees; 0 Down. *Our payments include $ $ MONTH $ Facebook Like us on MONTH $ MONTH MONTH 241 233 285 370 ** ** ** * THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B1

Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin • Bulletin Board Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more • Weddings, Missionaries, Birthdays information contact the Community News Editor at 882-0050 or [email protected]. Items more than one month old Sports will not be considered for publication.

SPORTS WRAP FROM THE Tooele County Outlaws high SIDELINES school hockey Doing whatever it takes The Tooele County Outlaws lost to Utah County Independent South by a score of 7-2 on Monday night at Peaks Ice Arena in Provo. Mick Hoban Talent led the team with two goals, with an assist by Preston Oxley. Goalie Benjamin Robinson had 23 saves on 30 shots on net. is nice, The next game is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 6 at 8 p.m. on home ice at Acord Ice Arena in West Valley. but the Junior Stallions Basketball Basketball season is just around the corner! Do not miss out on Junior Stallions key is basketball! Junior Stallions bas- ketball offers eight Saturday skill development sessions with high school coaching staff attitude and players and a competitive he Stansbury football league that guarantees each team didn’t get to this participant eight games. Each point without talent. player will receive a Stallion T T-shirt and a camp basketball. For registration, please visit juniorstallionsbasketball.com. Junior Stallions basketball Darren Vaughan begins Nov. 11 for players in SPORTS EDITOR kindergarten through eighth grade. Cost is $60 for skill ses- sions, $60 for the competitive league or $100 for both. Email Without top-end athletes Kenzie Newton at kenzienew- like Silas Young, Tavita [email protected] with any Gagnier and Conner McKay, questions. and the guys doing the dirty work like Alix Taukeiaho, Grantsville Jr. Jazz Dallon Brooks and Calvin In-person registration for “Jebus” Mead, the Stallions Grantsville’s Jr. Jazz basket- would be nowhere close to ball program is Nov. 2 from FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO having a chance to advance 6-9 p.m. at Hometown Pizza, to the state semifinals for the located at 230 E. Main Street Stansbury running back Silas Young (22) carries the ball around the right side during the Stallions’ 28-20 win over Cedar City in a Class 4A first-round playoff game last Friday at Stallion Stadium. The Stallions play host to Ridgeline in a quarterfinal game Friday. second consecutive season. in Grantsville. This is the only But all the talent in the in-person registration opportu- world gets you absolutely nity, though online registration nowhere if you don’t have the is available at www.grantsvillejr- Stansbury hosts Ridgeline in Class 4A quarterfinal showdown winning attitude to go along jazz.com. This program is open with it. And that’s exactly to all Tooele County residents. DARREN VAUGHAN what Stansbury has — a Grantsville Jr. Jazz SPORTS EDITOR belief that it can beat anyone In-person registration for In its nine-year history, the it steps on the field with, Grantsville’s Jr. Jazz basket- Stansbury football team has regardless of any size or tal- ball program is Nov. 2 from established itself as a run-first ent deficit the Stallions might 6-9 p.m. at Hometown Pizza, team — and, for that matter, face. located at 230 E. Main Street a run-second and run-third Most games, the Stallions in Grantsville. This is the only team. will be the smaller team on in-person registration opportu- the field. By traditional foot- nity, though online registration ball standards, Stansbury’s is available at www.grantsvillejr- SHS FOOTBALL jazz.com. This program is open offensive and defensive lines to all Tooele County residents. are undersized, particularly However, in recent games, when compared to their coun- Utah Jazz the Stallions have added a terparts from the St. George Utah Jazz forward Joe Johnson dangerous aerial attack to and Cache County schools. will miss at least two weeks their arsenal, including a On paper, it looks like the with a right wrist injury. The 259-yard, three-touchdown Stallions should get pushed 17-year veteran had an MRI outburst in last week’s 28-20 around all over the field. But on Tuesday that found tendon win over Cedar City in the what they lack in size, they instability in his right wrist. He opening round of the Class make up for in sheer heart suffered the injury during a 4A state playoffs. They’ll look and will to win. 104-89 victory over the Dallas to keep another opponent off- That’s why in just nine Mavericks on Monday and will guard Friday, when they play years, the Stallions have be reevaluated in two weeks. host to Ridgeline in a state established themselves as a Johnson averaged 6.3 points, quarterfinal game. perennial postseason con- 2.7 rebounds and 1.6 assists “One team gets to play tender. Outside of their first in the first seven games. He again and the other one’s two seasons, when they was struggling with his shot, going home — that’s all that faced extremely difficult hitting just 39.1 percent from matters right now,” Stansbury competition while trying the field and 11.8 percent coach Clint Christiansen said. to build their own program from 3-point range. The poor “They’re another team that from scratch, the Stallions numbers are simply consid- will come up with another have been a playoff team ered a slow start. The Jazz began using Johnson as a scheme to try to stop us from every year — and it’s not sharp-shooting power forward running the ball, so we’ll have FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO like they’ve backed in, either. last season. Jonas Jerebko is to see what we can do.” Stansbury quarterback Mitch Lindsay (1) rolls out in search of an open receiver during last Friday’s playoff They’ve won the region cham- most likely to pick up minutes, With running back Silas game against Cedar City. Lindsay threw for 227 yards and three touchdowns in the Stallions’ win. pionship in six of the seven though he’s only played four in Young having racked up years they’ve gone to the two games in his first season 1,237 yards and 19 touch- triple-option attack and make Lindsay, catching six passes arsenal of talented athletes. postseason, and have a 59-19 with Utah. downs on the ground this the Stallions beat them with for 289 yards and three TDs Ridgeline (7-4) also will record in that stretch. season, and quarterback the pass. In recent weeks, in the past two games after look to control the clock Friday’s Class 4A quarter- Schedule Mitch Lindsay and A-back Jet that approach has backfired, posting just 114 receiving with its rushing attack. The final game against Ridgeline Friday’s games Richins also posing a threat as Lindsay went 15-for-29 for yards in six prior games. Riverhawks, who finished will be the latest tough test Grantsville swimming at Delta, in the backfield for a team 429 yards, five touchdowns Stansbury (7-3) hopes it can third in Region 12 and edged in a long line of them for the 3:30 p.m. that has scored 37 of its 48 and two interceptions in wins continue to keep defenses Region 10 runner-up Spanish Stallions. A win, which won’t Stansbury football vs. total touchdowns on the over Bonneville and Cedar honest with a successful pass- Fork 25-22 in last week’s come easy against a talented Ridgeline, 4 p.m. ground, teams have begun City. ing game, opening up holes in first round, are led by the Riverhawks squad, sends Saturday’s game to put eight defenders in the Conner McKay has been the rushing game for Young Stansbury and Tooele box to try to stifle Stansbury’s a dangerous deep threat for and the rest of the Stallions’ SEE STALLIONS PAGE B8 ® SEE VAUGHAN PAGE B8 ® swimming at Park City Astros top Dodgers for first title Utes missing their Springer wins Most Valuable Player honors after leading Houston past L.A. in Game 7 edge during skid LOS ANGELES (AP) — Altuve was in perfect From laughingstock to lift off. “... I think it was the happiest position for the final out, a that is. It’s just an edge to your George Springer and the grounder by Corey Seager to Utah football team in team. Call it mojo, swag, confi- Houston Astros rocketed to moment of my life in baseball.” the 5-foot-6 second baseman. danger of missing out dence, edge, whatever. ... Just the top of the baseball galaxy “I caught the last out for need to get that back.” Wednesday night, winning the — Jose Altuve, Astros second baseman the Houston Astros to become on bowl game for first Whittingham and his play- first World Series champion- a world champion. It was a ers have struggled to pinpoint ship in franchise history by scored five runs in the first Star shortstop Carlos groundball to me, I threw to time in four seasons why things have gone south in romping past the Los Angeles two innings off Yu Darvish. Correa turned the party into first, and I think it was the the last month. The Utes have Dodgers 5-1 in Game 7. Hardly the excitement a proposal. After doing a TV happiest moment of my life in SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — had issues in the trenches on Playing for a city still recov- fans felt during the Cubs’ interview, he got down on baseball,” Altuve said. Confusion reigns over the Utah both sides of the ball, which ering from Hurricane Harvey, 10-inning thriller in Cleveland one knee and asked girlfriend The Astros streamed from program as the Utes have lost had been an area of strength and wearing an H Strong logo last fall. Daniella Rodriguez, a former the dugout and bullpen to go four straight for the first time for years. The run offense on their jerseys, the Astros Well, except for everyone Miss Texas USA, to marry wild, tossing their gloves in since 2013. ranks No. 86 in the nation brought home the prize that wearing bright orange. Back him. the air. A thousand or so fans That’s the last time the team (146.75 yards per game) and had eluded them since they in Houston, a huge crowd “Yes?” he said, putting a crowded behind the first base finished with a losing record the run defense is No. 57 started out in 1962 as the Colt filled Minute Maid Park to ring on her finger as she cried. dugout, chanting “Hou-ston! and failed to qualify for a bowl (158.75). The red zone offense .45s. cheer as fans watched on the Altuve, one of four hold- Hou-ston!” game — two lowlights Utah is continues to be an issue and “I always believed that we big video board, and the train overs from a club that lost an Later, some little Astros in danger of repeating. the conversion percentage is could make it,” All-Star slug- whistle wailed when it was embarrassing 111 times in kids ran around the outfield “We seem to be miss- ranked No. 69. A 46.15 red ger Jose Altuve said. “We did over. 2013 after switching from the grass dressed in Halloween ing that edge,” coach Kyle zone touchdown percentage is this for them.” “We’re coming home a NL to the AL, and this collec- outfits. Their dads, mean- Whittingham said. “Even tied for No. 117. For a Series that was shap- champion, Houston,” Springer tion of young stars silenced while, were putting on cham- though we’re playing hard, we The prevailing thought, ing up as an October classic, said after accepting the World Dodger Stadium from the pionship hats and shirts. don’t seem to have that edge however, is that the problems Game 7 quickly became a Series MVP trophy named this get-go, taking a 5-0 lead in the that can really make the differ- November clunker as Houston year for Willie Mays. second inning. SEE ASTROS PAGE B8 ® ence. I can’t really define what SEE UTES PAGE B8 ® B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017 GARDEN SPOT Whatever its background, kombucha’s popularity is growing

aggie and I are strong beverage. proponents of “hands- When kombucha is brewing, on” living. We believe the appearance of the culture, M Jay Cooper raising and making our own known as a scoby, can be gross CORRESPONDENT products and meals is superior to some people. It was to me to simply purchasing our needs the first time I saw one. “Scoby” and wants. is an acronym for “symbiotic Taking this route may be half of a percent), carbonation culture of bacteria (and) yeast.” more costly, but saving money from the carbon dioxide that is The scoby is a tan to caramel- is only one form of wealth produced during the ripening colored rubbery pancake that building. Another is having a phase, and lots of live beneficial floats on top of or is suspended stronger connection to what probiotic organisms. The taste in the mixture. Like a sour- you use and eat, or creating varies depending on the type dough culture used in bread something that ends up on your of tea used, as well as what fla- making, the scoby turns a mix- plate or in your glass. vorings may have been added ture of sugar-sweetened black One of the most enjoyable after the brewing is done. Basic or green tea into an elixir. aspects of this approach is see- kombucha, which is what we To make a new batch, begin ing the ratio of items served at make, is a somewhat sweet and with one cup of sugar dissolved the dining table change over sour taste (with tones of apple in boiling water, along with time to a greater percentage of cider vinegar), and with a slight eight bags of tea added and items we raised or made our- fizz. We’ve found it to be quite brewed in the sugar water until selves. It’s an ongoing pursuit refreshing, and really cuts the PHOTO COURTESY JAY COOPER it cools to room temperature. that is gratifying. thirst after a good session in the Kombucha is easy to brew and there are great recipe books and online instruction. The bags are removed and Items that come to mind are garden! squeezed out, and the cooled eggs from our chickens, fresh Kombucha is immensely from 221 B.C. is said to have used the tea to kombucha and probiotic drinks. tea is poured into a gallon glass oatmeal honey bread using popular and is being discovered Like all traditions and history treat the Japanese Emperor There have been some strong jar. local honey from our beekeeper by new consumers. We encoun- from antiquity, it is difficult to Inyko for some sort of malady. claims made for kombucha, To assure that no “unfriend- friends, jams from the fruit in tered it about five years ago be precise about the origin of As the story goes, “kombucha” including miracle cures. One ly” organisms get into the tea our orchard, grape juice from when we visited our daughter kombucha in different cultures. is the combination of the phy- popular brand, GT Dave’s, still while it is fermenting, a couple our vineyard, eggplant parmi- in California. She managed the Although who did what first is sician’s name, “Kombu” and has a statement on the com- of cups of mature kombucha — giana from our tomatoes, spices deli in a natural foods coopera- uncertain, we do know there is “cha,” meaning tea. pany website about the curative which is acidic — is blended in and eggplant from the garden, tive and introduced us to this a kombucha tradition in China, Whatever its background, power of the beverage in curing as well. The lower pH preserves kale and citrus salad, and an “new” drink. But like the book Korea, Japan, Russia and the beverage’s popularity is breast cancer in the mother of the mixture. Water is then effervescent drink: kombucha. of Ecclesiastes says, “there is Eastern European countries. growing. The consumer inter- the company’s founder. While added to make a gallon and the This drink is made by fer- nothing new under the sun.” The name “kombucha” est in the U.S. has been strong there has been studies showing scoby is placed in the mixture. menting tea and sugar with Kombucha’s genesis is more is believed to have come enough to get the attention of that kombucha doesn’t have The top of the container is kombucha culture. The result- than 2,000 years ago. There from Japan around 400 AD. beverage giant PepsiCo, which these types of healing quali- covered with a close-knit fabric ing drink has very little alcohol are historical references in the A Korean physician named acquired the KeVita brand in ties, there are benefits it does or paper towel to keep insects in it (typically less than one- Chinese Manchurian culture Kombu (or possibly Kambu) 2016. KeVita’s products include provide. out, particularly fruit flies that Kombucha does contain a can be attracted to the vinegary significant amount of live cul- smell. tures, as well as vinegar related The yeast begins consuming acids. Unpasteurized kombu- the sugar, producing a flavor UTAH’S LARGEST SELECTION cha, which has not been put change and developing moder- through a high heat process, ate levels of alcohol. The bac- OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES contains probiotics. This has teria in the scoby then converts been documented. the alcohol into vitamins and Much like desirable cultures friendly acidic compounds, in certain dairy products such including acetic acid, with a as yogurt, kefir and cheese, typical alcohol level under one kombucha provides microor- percent. ganisms that are friendly to the Curing is done at room human digestive system. These temperature and takes about a tiny “bugs” provide anti-inflam- week to 10 days. Once a batch matory properties. As you are has ripened, the scoby is lifted probably aware, various forms out and set aside, two cups of of inflammation in the body are the mature mixture is set aside associated with differing nega- to put in a new batch, and the tive conditions and diseases. remaining liquid is strained and To what level a regular diet of bottled. We make a gallon at kombucha helps address this is a time, and are able to fill six up for debate. two-cup bottles each time that I enjoy the taste of kom- we have collected from earlier www.steadmans.net bucha, its immediate thirst kombucha purchases. quenching properties, the ener- The volume produced can gizing sensation, and I’ve had a be easily scaled up or down. 916 N MAIN • TOOELE • 435.882.3565 reduction of acid reflux, which During hotter times of the year, has long plagued me. Because production is raised to two- the drink is slightly acidic, it gallon batches at a time. The does cause a pH change in the scoby is easily divided because stomach. I started drinking it it develops layers over time that in smaller quantities and now can be readily peeled apart. have about eight to 16 ounces You can learn to craft (one or two cups) a day. While kombucha by reading Emma it’s possible there is a placebo Christensen’s excellent book, effect going on, I have noticed “True Brews,” as well as Hemorrhoids? Get treated that I don’t need nearly as reading some of her articles much Nexium (Omeprazole) to and recipes on the culinary keep reflux at bay. website www.thekitchn.com. and get off the donut! Kombucha currently retails Christensen will teach you how for $2.50 to $3.50 per 16-ounce to make your own scoby from bottle. That can be pricey, a bottle of unpasteurized kom- although it’s in the same neigh- Did you know that by age 50, about half of people will experience bucha you can buy at the store. borhood as some “boutique” While on the website, just enter hemorrhoids? If you’re one of them – and you’ve had enough of the drinks at a coffeehouse, or cola- “How to make your own kom- burning, itching and pain – call us today. Treatment is available on an based drinks at a “Sodalicious” bucha scoby” in the search box, type drive-thru. Said plainly, and you’ll be on your way to a outpatient basis, and can help you feel comfortable again. So take a you can spend a lot with a whole new culinary adventure. stand against the misery of hemorrhoids. beverage habit, including kom- bucha. Jay Cooper can be contacted Same-day consultations are often available. But I’ve learned that making at [email protected], Call 435-228-0061. your own kombucha is a simple or you can visit his channel at and cost-effective way to enjoy youtube.com/dirtfarmerjay for the drink without breaking the videos on the hands-on life of piggybank, and having the sat- gardening, shop and home skills, isfaction of crafting your own culinary arts and landscaping.

Blaine Cashmore, M.D. Board-Certified General Surgeon

OquirrhSurg.com

PHOTO COURTESY JAY COOPER Kombucha has become quite popular and is readily available from grocers and convenience stores.

96911_MOUN_Hemorrhoid_7_278x10c.indd 1 6/16/17 10:18 AM THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 SPECIAL DELIVERY TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN ONLINE

FREE for Print Subscribers

Not a Subscriber? PER Only$ YEAR! Over 100 40 Issues! Includes print edtion if subscriber lives within delivery areas.

Get this edition online! It’s easy to use and allows to Whether you’re using your desktop computer, laptop, read your Tooele Transcript-Bulletin from anywhere smart phone, or tablet you can view the pages of the with internet access. And you can browse through 10 paper like it’s the real thing! years of archives! Go to: TooeleOnline.com B4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017

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 E. Parker October 30, 2017 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS when 3 Partici- 35 Molecule Keep your conversations direct 1 Whispered terrified pates part and simple. You’ll be misunder- call 43 “Dynamic” in a bee 36 “Scat!” stood if you are vague or incon- sistent. Concentrate on personal 5 Egyptian prefix 4 Big 38 ___ Thatababy by Paul Trapp snakes 44 Beaches name Forest improvements and getting along 9 Extreme 45 Destinies in University with partners. ★★★ 14 Run 48 Bean electric 39 Get TAURUS (April 20-May 20): with type cars better Partnering with people who have little (var.) 5 Not 40 Water, similar ambitions will make it effort 49 Prefix with many as a easier to achieve your goals. An 15 Dog “prove” 6 Shredded garden opportunity to work with some- bane 52 Inventor side 41 Fish one interesting will prompt you to 16 DEA Whitney dish cookout make personal changes. ★★★★ agents 53 French 7 Gilpin of 42 Boxer’s GEMINI (May 21-June 20): 17 Amazes street “Frasier” stat Gullibility will be your downfall. 18 Deserve 55 Black of 8 Start to 46 Rugged Don’t be conned by someone’s 19 Move country “Domingo” alpine emotional manipulation or by furtively 57 Jealous 9 Dangerous crests people trying to press you to part 20 What 62 Cornrows 10 Director 47 “A Boy with your cash. ★★ old news- unit Fritz Named CANCER (June 21-July 22): papers 64 Naked 11 Amphibian ___” Interacting with people from do, 65 Orange climber 49 Barcelona different backgrounds will be eventually part 12 TV/VCR bread enlightening. The information 23 Body- 66 Private maker 50 Create you pick up will help shape the builder student of old 51 Decora- ★★★★★ Charles 67 Not new 13 Inquire tor’s way you live. 24 Awkward 68 Eagle 21 Missouri choices LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): goon over river 54 Extreme Keep life simple and live within 25 Admirer 44-Across 22 Possessed boredom your means. Overdoing it may 28 Plea for 69 Skater’s 26 Asian 56 Social be enticing, but could lead to help jumps nanny outcast regrets. Remain intent on doing 29 Seed 70 Suffixes 27 Cozy 58 Cambo- what will bring you the highest cover with abode dian returns. ★★★ 33 “Alas” “organ” 30 Column currency VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 35 Old 71 Decom- comple- 59 Wimp Travel plans, discussions with Greek poses ment 60 Footnote partners and putting your heart market- 31 Author word and soul into the things you enjoy places DOWN Murdoch 61 Danson doing most will pay off. ★★★ 37 Extinct 1 Beaches 32 Thin and LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): big of strips Williams You’ll thrive on change, but birds Acapulco of wood 62 School before you get started, make 38 What 2 Johannes- 34 Author of org. sure you have considered the some burg “Lucky 63 Unit of end result. ★★★ become area Jim” illumination SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Make changes at home that will COLOR COMBO By Timothy E. Parker improve your relationships with the people you live with. Getting along with others will help you when it comes to getting the approval needed to make chang- es to your community. ★★★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): If you crave change, start within. Personal growth, updat- ing your living quarters or your appearance will give you a sense of accomplishment. ★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Take your work seriously. You’ll gain insight into using alternative methods to get your work done faster and more efficiently. ★★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Take in all the information you can. Work with what you’ve got and avoid any clashes with peo- ple just because they do things differently. ★★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Expand your knowledge concern- ing finance, investments, medical conditions and legal matters. The more you know, the easier it will be for you to find opportunities to build a brighter future. ★★★

Answers on B5 THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 APPLE TECH GURU POETRY Install High Sierra ‘The Air Smelled Dirty’ arge Piercy is a dis- and carry them to the alley bin. tinguished poet who to make Mac faster Mlives in Massachusetts. Ted Kooser Mornings were chilly, frost on windows Her most recent book of poems U.S. POET LAUREATE etching magic landscapes. I liked here are some great is “Made in Detroit” (Knopf, 2004 – 2006 to stand over the hot air registers improvements as we 2015). I share with her the the warmth blowing up my skirts. move through Apple’s memory of coal furnaces and But the basement scared me at night. T Scott Lindsay new operating system, macOS clinkers, which when I was GUEST COLUMNIST High Sierra. Most of these a boy, we carried out in buckets and used to surface the neigh- The fire glowed like a red eye through improvements are “under the borhood alleys. There’s no other sound like clinkers crunch- the furnace door and the clinkers fell hood,” meaning the features ing underfoot. This poem is from the literary journal, Third loud and the shadows came at me as are not necessarily new, but effective, but most of us feel it Wednesday. mice scampered. The washing machine are improved. is intrusive and we don’t want was tame but the furnace was always hungry. For me, I think the best to participate. Safari is helping The Air Smelled Dirty improvement in High Sierra to reduce or eliminate this type We do not accept unsolicited manuscripts. American Life in Poetry is the new Apple File System of tracking and marketing. Everyone burned coal in our neighborhood, is made possible by The Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfounda- (APFS). After I upgraded, Go ahead and open your soft coal they called it from the mountains tion.org), publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also supported by the I immediately noticed my Safari and go to a website of western Pennsylvania where my father Department of English at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Poem MacBook Pro is now snappier you can play videos, such as grew up and fled as soon as he could, where copyright ©2017 by Marge Piercy, “The Air Smelled Dirty” from and faster. Apps open more YouTube or Netflix. Begin to my Welsh cousins dug it down in the dark. Third Wednesday, (Vol. X, No. 1, 2017). Poem reprinted by per- quickly and files transfer faster. play a video and up in the mission of Marge Piercy and the publisher. Introduction copyright Just last week, I commented address bar and to the right, The furnace it fed stood in the dank ©2017 by The Poetry Foundation. The introduction’s author, Ted to a friend about the slowness you still have the option to basement, its many arms upraised Kooser, served as United States Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry of copying and pasting large mute any sound coming from like Godzilla or some other monster. to the Library of Congress from 2004-2006. files on my Mac. But now, this Safari by clicking the sound It was my job to pull out clinkers has improved to the point you icon. Now, realize that if you actually notice the difference. mute one window in Safari, it If you haven’t upgraded yet, I will mute all your open Safari recommend you do so, and it’s Windows. TOOELE CIVIC LEAGUE DONATIONS free. These upgrades in High I also noticed a faster Safari Sierra will help make your Mac Averie Vowles (right), president as I surfed through my regu- run faster, be more reliable and of the Tooele Civic League, larly viewed websites. One of more secure. Isn’t that what presents blankets and diapers the best improvements in we all want? Make a backup to Kari Sorensen (center) and Safari is that videos on a web of your personal files and Holly Cisco-Tucker (left) of page won’t play automatically. upgrade to the new macOS the Tooele County Children’s In the past, this has been so High Sierra operating system. Justice Center. The items were frustrating, having to continu- donated for the justice center’s ally mute videos as I peruse a For more than 15 years, black tie dinner and auction. website. Scott Lindsay has helped tens Another improvement in of thousands of people better Safari is about the marketing their skills, publishing more ads we see as we view web- than 400 articles about Apple sites and search out products. and Microsoft software, the Do you recall seeing ads for a computer and the Internet. You product you search for the day can reach Scott for comments before or recently? This type of or questions at ScottLindsay@ tracking is popular because it is live.com

MICROSOFT TECH GURU

Geneal Dart (center right), Window’s 10 Action treasurer of the Tooele Civic League, presents a $1,079 check to Rebecca Bacon, Center is more useful chairwoman of the Domestic Violence Coalition. The money he Action Center in was raised at a domestic vio- Windows 10 has become lence awareness run in May more useful as it cre- and was presented to the coali- T Scott Lindsay tion for scholarships. Also in ates one place for notifications GUEST COLUMNIST photo (left to right): Theresa about your system and its pro- Lewis, Amy Hurst, Anna grams. It also allows easier and Twitchell, Velaine Turnbull and faster access to some settings. Rick Cave. The Action Center icon is To customize this section, located just to the right of your click the “All settings” tile, time and date in the lower- then click “System” and then right corner. Open the Action “Notifications and actions.” Center by clicking the icon and Here, you can rearrange the a box will slide out from the tiles in the order you desire by right side of your screen. dragging them into position. At the top of the Action The tiles that are located at Kathy Clark (center left), Center, you may receive noti- the top of the columns are the president of the Tooele Civic fications about your antivirus four that will appear when you League, presents a $1,000 settings, your Windows Update collapse the tiles in the Action check to Ed Dalton, presi- status, and other important Center. dent of the Tooele Education issues about your computer. You may also customize this Foundation. The donation is for There may be a link for you to section as to what tiles appear buying new trees for schools click to take you to that specif- by clicking the link: “Add or in need of beautification. ic area so you can resolve the remove quick actions.” Click Also pictured (left to right): Charlene Vowles, civic league issue or review it. I recommend the back arrow at the top-left president-elect; Vicky Gebauer, you glance at the Action Center to return to customize your member; Natalie Barrus, icon periodically to look for Action Center. recording secretary; Geneal new notifications. There will Below you’ll see Dart, treasurer; Mary Lou be a number directly on the “Notifications.” Here you Muhlesteikn, member; Jean icon so you can be aware of the can enable or disable some Draper, community improve- number of pending issues. options. For example, if you ment chairman; and Julia Holt, Since the notifications are would like to “Get notifications education chairman. saved in the Action Center, you from apps and other senders,” PHOTOS COURTESY TOOELE CIVIC LEAGUE may want to clear them out as move the slider to “On.” You they are resolved or reviewed. can also turn on to “Get tips, You can clear them individu- tricks, and suggestions as you ally by placing your cursor over use Windows.” the notification and clicking If you are adept at Windows, the “X” that appears. Or, you you may find this setting can clear out the entire sec- aggravating and you may want Comics Page Puzzle Answers tion by hovering your mouse to keep it off. Once you have from page B4 EAGLE SCOUT over the section heading and decided which ones you want clicking the “X” that appears. If to appear, close the Settings you want to clear out all your page and then reopen the notifications, just click “Clear Action Center to view your all” in the upper-right corner changes. and all notifications will be removed. For more than 15 years, The quick actions tiles Scott Lindsay has helped tens located at the bottom of the of thousands of people better Action Center make it easy to their skills, publishing more access features, such as screen than 400 articles about Apple brightness, airplane mode and and Microsoft software, the network and wi-fi access. You computer and the Internet. You can also collapse this section can reach Scott for comments where only your four most or questions at ScottLindsay@ used tiles will be visible. live.com.

TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A Full-Color Activity Page Just for Kids! Every Thursday in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin

TOOELETRANSCRIPT Your Complete Local BULLETIN COURTESY OF SCOTT LIVINGSTON News Source Jayse Livingston, son of Scott and Jalynn Livingston, has Subscribe: earned the Eagle Scout rank in the Boy Scouts of America. His 435-882-0050 Contact us today 435.882.0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT accomplishment will be celebrated on Saturday, Nov. 4 at 2 TooeleOnline.com or [email protected] BULLETIN p.m. in the LDS church building in Vernon. B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017 Bulletin Board

Farmers Market at Benson foods — but in a healthier way. Sample milk. Bad Beer is available. The public is of operation: Tuesday through Friday, Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope Tooele Gristmill some yummy recipes. Classes are on invited. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday to Recovery” Fridays — Nov. 3 and Nov. 10 from 7-8 evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings Senior Center The Farmers Market at the Gristmill is Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at open each Saturday this summer from 9 p.m. at 151 N. Main, Tooele. Classes for by appointment only. Special classes 6:30 p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in The senior center is for the enjoyment of ages 8 and older. Attend one class or all Elks offered regularly. Call the center for more all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting a.m. to 1 p.m. The market will feature fresh Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open local produce, pork and beef products, of them. The course is free, but please information. to all those affected by someone else’s activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, preregister at createhealthycomfortfoods. Meetings exercise program, line dancing, wood eggs, honey, baked items and homemade Lodge meetings are held the second and Tooele Family Al-Anon addiction. As a 12-step program, we offer craft items. Anyone wishing to participate eventbrite.com. This program is brought help by sharing our experience, strength carving, Wii games, watercolor class, to you by the USU Food $ense program. fourth Tuesday of every month. House Al-Anon meetings are held Wednesdays movies and health classes. Meals on by selling items at this year’s market can committee meetings are held every third at 11 a.m. in the Tooele Pioneer Museum’s and hope. For more information, please call 435-850-0458 for more information. Questions? Contact Sarah Patino, USU contact Terri at 435-313-4851. Wheels available for homebound. Lunch Food $ense educator at sarah.patino@ Tuesday of the month. All members are basement at the back of the building. For served weekdays. For age 60 and above, usu.edu. welcome and encouraged to attend. questions or more information, please Military Items Wanted suggested donation is $3. For those under call Allene at 435-830-0465 or Elizabeth at Schools Friday Night Dinners When you no longer want your military age 60, cost is $5. Transportation available 435-884-0825 or 435-241-9200. items, do not take them to Deseret to the store or doctor visits for residents Charity Friday Night Dinners have returned and Community Council are from 6- 9 p.m. If there is something Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Industries or a thrift store. Bring them in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For The next Grantsville Elementary — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, transportation information call 435-843- Tooele Children’s Justice Center new or different you would like to see, This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the Community Council meeting will be at stop by the social quarters, fill out a Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, 4102. For more information about the 4:30 p.m. Nov. 14 in the GES library. All Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — Tooele Center, call 435-843-4110. need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and survey and let us know your opinion. Main St., Tooele. For more information, parents are encouraged to attend. It will contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be last one hour and there will be lots of snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Snacks displayed with honor and respect. Call Medicare open enrollment inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 at 435-849-4180. A Medicare Open Enrollment event will good information shared. Hope to see Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. you there. S. 100 East, Tooele. social quarters, during business hours: Alcoholics Anonymous be held at the Tooele Senior Center, 59 E. Children’s Choir Auditions Vine St., Tooele, on Nov. 8 from noon to United Methodist dinner Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 Story and Craft Hour ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an 3 p.m. SHIP counselors will be available Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the Tooele United Methodist Church offers a auditioned children’s choir for children to assist with reviewing coverage free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. Utah Ave. For more information, contact Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- 7-14 years of age. The talented Katelynd changes and to apply for Extra Help for the adventures of books and make fun social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is Dart League Blake, owner and director of Blake Music prescription coverage. 694-2624. crafts. For more information, call 435-833- served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. The Elks will be starting a fall and winter Studios, directs the choir. Blake has a Books for the Whole Family 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West The Tooele Valley Resource dart league at the lodge. The league will Food Addicts in Recovery degree in vocal performance and has Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, taught at the collegiate level. If your Donated children’s books and paperbacks Center be played on Thursday evenings and will Anonymous Tooele. Please enter through the south be a 12-week season, beginning the first child loves to sing and you are looking are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers The Tooele Valley Resource Center, Are you having trouble controlling the side doors. Thursday in October. Contact the Lodge for an exceptional musical experience are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. now sharing a building with the Tooele way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 or Jesse 435-224-7228 with any questions. Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step for them, this is it. For more information Free Preschool Hour County Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, and to register for an audition, please a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Tooele, is currently in need of donations. recovery program for anyone suffering Library. All proceeds go back to the library from food addiction. Meetings are held visit blakemusicstudios.com or call 435- Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity Please consider donating items such as Historical Society 277-0755. for projects and programs. hour of learning, singing and creating. deodorant, chapstick, lotion, diapers, every Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter Bingo is back The class is for all children up to 5 years formula, toilet paper, shampoo, Seeking Historical Items Rocky Mountain Hospice conditioner, combs and brushes. Cash at the north back entrance. For more St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started old. Please come and enjoy the fun. For Tooele County Historical Society would Want to have more meaning in your is also welcomed. Those who receive information, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 its bingo games again on Fridays starting more information, call (435) 833-1934 ext. like members of the community who life. Do you want to do something services include individuals or families or Denise at 435-830-1835 or visit www. at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. 1410. We are located at West Elementary have any family or personal histories, that is satisfying and of great service in crisis, the homeless and families at foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with School, 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please photographs, books, brochures, DVDs, to your community? Then become a risk of becoming homeless. For more attend. questions. enter through the south side doors. VHS tapes or newspaper articles that you Rocky Mountain Hospice volunteer. information, call 435-566-5938 or fax would like to donate to our organization No experience required. All training, St. Marguerite Catholic School Tooele County Aging Tooele Valley Family History Fair 435-843-0244. to please call us. We are also looking Tooele County Aging is looking for background check and TB tests provided The only faith-based school in Tooele by Rocky Mountain. The only requirement The Tooele Valley Family History Fair will First Baptist Food Pantry for books, newspaper articles, photos, volunteers to help us meet the needs of be Nov. 11 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 751 County. Students of all faiths are welcome brochures or any history that pertains to is your desire to help someone in need. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is seniors in the community. Many seniors N. 520 East, Tooele. The guest speaker from preschool through 8th grade. the Tooele County area. If you would like Please contact Diane Redman at Rocky offering an emergency food pantry to require assistance and need rides to is Dr. Mike Rockwell, who will talk about Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day to donate them to our organization, or Mountain Hospice at 801-397-4904. meet the needs of our community. Hours doctors or other health professionals. the Porter Rockwell branch of his family preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small if you would let us make a copy for the are Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First Rides help seniors live more independent tree. The theme for the fair is “Know the class sizes, and an enhanced STEM Tooele County Historical Society, please Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main lives. Call 435-843-4114 for more Branches on Your Family Tree — Find curriculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 call Alice Dale at 435-882-1612. Join us the third Monday of each month Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. information. The Grantsville and Tooele them, Learn of them, Love them.” or visit www.stmargschool.org. from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Senior Centers also are in need of Center in Tooele. The Tooele County Food Banks volunteers. For more information about Groups and Events Health Department’s Aging Services Grantsville Education Tooele County Food Bank, Grantsville volunteering at the Grantsville Center, call program is the sponsor for these Emergency Food Pantry, and the Dan at 435-843-4753. For volunteering Alzheimer’s Association’s Caregiver Tooele County Food Bank are in need Artist of the Month at the Tooele Center, call Debbie at 435- Family History Center Online courses The Stansbury Art and Literary Society Support Groups. The groups are designed of canned meats, soups, pasta and any 843-4103. Find the Past — come find your ancestors Online courses in Network+ and Security+ Artist of the Month for November is to provide emotional, educational and non-perishable foods. We are accepting at our center, 113 E. Cherry St. (behind IT are designed for the IT professional Clay Cammack. He grew up in Phoenix, social support for caregivers. For more donations for Pathways Women’s and Life’s Worth Living Foundation the stake center). Share your past and who seeks to upgrade his or her skills and Arizona, were he developed his interest information or questions call 435-277- Children’s Shelter (victims of domestic Suicide support group meetings are learn more of your heritage. Whether it knowledge of networking and security. in landscape photography by going on 2456. abuse). They are in need of socks, held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at is your hobby or just a general interest, Courses prepare students for the CompTIA outings with his father who was an avid underwear, blankets for twin beds, Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. beginner to advanced researcher — all Network+ and Security+ exams. Call landscape photographer. As an up-and- The Next Chapter hygiene products (hairspray, hair gel, Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom are welcome. Trained consultants are Tooele Technical College at 435-248-1800 coming photographer, Cammack is gradu- The Next Chapter is a free social support body wash, nail polish and remover) toys. by the cafeteria. If you struggle with available to assist you. Hours are Mondays for more information or to enroll. ally making a name for himself with his and educational program to help widows Anything will be appreciated. Underwear suicidal thoughts or have lost a loved 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesdays noon to 4 p.m., dramatically detailed and nuanced land- and widowers adjust to the loss of their Adult education and socks must be new. Other items can one to suicide, please plan on attending. Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Thursdays scape and scenic photographs and the spouse through monthly activities. You Get your high school diploma this year be gently used. Please help us help our Please go on Facebook and like our page noon to 4 p.m. Night hours Tuesday different ways he presents these to view- are invited to join others who are on the at the Tooele Community Learning community. Drop boxes are located in the to keep current with our latest news and through Thursday are 7-9 p.m. Individuals ers. It is photographic artwork that has same page as you, to begin a new chapter Center. All classes required for a high Intermountain Staffing Office, 7 S. Main events. Contact us on that page. Visit and groups are welcome. Please call to be seen to be appreciated. The public in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele school diploma, adult basic education, Street #203 in Tooele. lifesworthlivingfoundation.com or call 435-224-5010 to schedule a group or can view his display through November County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for GED preparation and English as a second 435-248-LIVE. more details. receive information about workshops, language are available. Register now Baby blankets needed at the Chamber Wall Gallery in the Tooele training, etc. Questions and comments are to graduate — just $50 per semester. Baby blankets are needed for the nursery County Chamber of Commerce Building, Disabled American Veterans Sons of Utah Pioneers welcome. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833- at Mountain West Medical Center. 153 S. Main, Tooele, during the chamber’s Chapter 20 Anyone interested in the history of Tooele regular business hours. The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County Senior Center 8750. Adult education classes are for Blankets should be new and in good City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we condition. Homemade blankets are also Chapter for the Disabled American The senior center is for the enjoyment students 18 and over. need you. Please come and join us for a accepted if new. Donations can be turned Messiah rehearsals Veterans holds monthly general of all seniors age 55 and older. For Rehearsal for the 33rd Annual Christmas potluck social dinner at the LDS church, ESOL in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West membership meetings at the Pioneer information, call 435-884-3446. Activities rendition of Handel’s “Messiah” began 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more ESOL conversational classes are held Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Museum, 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele, every include Bunco, exercise programs, on Oct. 8 and will be held every Sunday information, please contact Joe Brandon, Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with third Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. bingo, ceramics, pinochle, movies and at the LDS chapel on 1000 W. and Utah 435-830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Community Learning Center. ESOL any questions. Those who wish to attend the leadership wood carving, etc. Meals on Wheels is Ave. in Tooele. The time is 7 p.m. As in the Sons of Utah Pioneers meets the first students may also come anytime the meeting at 7 p.m. are welcome to listen Thursday of each month at 6:30 p.m. available for the homebound. Lunch center is open for individualized study. Community Closet past, the presentation will be in two parts. to the appointed members’ meeting. served weekdays. For age 60 and above, Registration is $50 per semester. Located Clean out your closets. The Community The Christmas part will be presented on All Tooele County veterans are invited Grandparent Networking Group suggested donation is $3. For those at 211 Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for Closet is accepting donations for gently Dec. 17. The Easter part will be presented to attend. Disabled American Veterans Come meet and network with others under age 60, cost is $5. Transportation is more information. used clothing. Donations are accepted in April. This is an inter-faith community (DAV) will hold its monthly executive and who are raising their grandchildren. For available to the store or doctor visits for at your neighborhood school. Contact choir and orchestra. All singers and general meetings on the third Thursday address or other information, call Trisha residents in the Tooele and Grantsville Early Head Start Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any musicians are welcome to participate of every month at the Pioneer Museum 435-849-2536 or email at tesschelble@ areas. For transportation information, call Do you have a child under age 3? Are you questions. in this traditional event. For more (rear entrance). The executive meeting yahoo.com. 435-843-4102. currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head information, contact Betta Nash at 435- will be at 7 p.m. and the general meeting Start is a free program for eligible families 882-5107 or Dave Yong at 435-882-2094. TC Squares Dance Club Medicare open enrollment will be at 8 p.m. The DAV is looking for that offers quality early education for Moose volunteer drivers — no DAV membership The TC Squares Dance Club has begun A Medicare Open Enrollment event will infants and toddlers in the home; parent Tooele Gem and Mineral Society dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke be held at the Grantsville Senior Center, The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society is required. Will need a VA physical. No education; comprehensive health services Meals at the Lodge monthly meetings are held in December. Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 120 S. Center St., Grantsville, on Nov. 8 Friday and Saturday night dinners will be club meets the third Tuesday of the to women before, during and after Call commander James Yale at 435-849- West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please from noon to 3 p.m. SHIP counselors served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners month (except June, July and Aug), pregnancy; nutrition education and family 0521 or senior vice commander Dustee bring finger food to share. For more will be available to assist with reviewing change weekly or you can order from the 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the Pioneer Museum support services. Call 435-841-1380 or Thomas at 435-830-8487. information, contact Woody at 435-850- coverage changes and to apply for Extra 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free menu. Saturday night dinners include 14 downstairs conference room located 2441, Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the Help for prescription coverage. additional information. oz. ribeye or T-bone steak w/choice of at 47 E. Vine St. Tooele. Come learn Health Department and Aging club’s website at tcsquares.com. about rocks, minerals and ways to craft Daughters of Utah Pioneers baked potato/fries, salad and roll; halibut Services hours Free developmental evaluation or salmon steak w/choice of baked or them and enjoy field trips for rock Tooele County Homemakers The DUP is seeking any family histories, The Tooele County Health Department DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers fries, salad and roll, or jumbo shrimp w/ collecting. Membership is $15 per year. The new season of Tooele County photographs, books, stories or vintage and Aging Services’ new hours of a variety of services to families with choice of baked or fries, salad and roll. For more information, send questions to Homemakers is from September to May. artifacts (before 1900) to display at the operation are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m. infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. All meals are for a reasonable price. No [email protected]. The group meets on the first Tuesday DUP Grantsville Museum, located at to 6 p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. Individualized services are available to orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch of the month at the USU Extension 378 W. Clark St. (in the basement of the Check out our calendar on our main page enhance development in communication, specials are available at the lodge from Local author seeks photos Office auditorium or inside the Tooele J. Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from A local author and historian is seeking for holiday hours and closures. For more motor development, cognition, social/ 11 a.m. After purchase of 10 meals either County Health Department, 151 N. Main, the Grantsville Cemetery). For more original photographs of Saltair, Black information, call 435-277-2301. emotional development, self-help skills Friday/Saturday nights your next one is Tooele. The meetings include a luncheon information, call Ellen Yates at 435-884- Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, and health concerns. Contact us for a free free. If you have more than four people in and often include speakers. For more 0253 or Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. as well as any similar turn-of-the-century Parkinson’s disease Support developmental evaluation at 435-833- your party, please call ahead to ensure the information, call Cindy at 435-843-0202 or Visit www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or attractions and resorts for an upcoming Group 0725. cook can better plan. For members and Thiel at 435-224-4807. www.exploretooele.com. book project. Those who wish to A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be their guests only. contribute information or photographs of overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Christmas Boutique Adult Religion Classes 4-H Youth Entertainment these parks should contact Emma Penrod Tooele has a support group for persons Tooele Valley Eastern Star is having a The Grantsville West Stake is sponsoring with Parkinson’s disease and their The Bent Fender band will perform from at [email protected]. Contributions Christmas Boutique on Nov. 17 and 18. an adult religion class. The subject is the caregivers. You can learn how others are Contest and Classes 6-10 p.m. on Nov. 11. will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be Vendors are welcomed. The fee is $25 for New Testament Gospels and the class will Join 4-H for just $5 annual dues. To released pictorial history book. There is coping with PD and how to live well. We both days. Please respond to Trish Ferry at be taught by Matthew Bunkall. Classes participate in 4-H activities, you must Special Events no such thing as too many photographs meet the third Friday of each month from 435-830-9553. will be Wednesdays through Nov. 29 from register as a 4-H member online at On Nov. 4 the WOTM will host a Chuck as the author needs a minimum of 160 1-2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, 88 7- 8:30 p.m. at the Grantsville Seminary ut.4honline.com. Many scholarships and Wagon Dinner starting at 5 p.m., with photographs, and any help is greatly S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, Building, 115 E. Cherry St. Tuition is $18. contests are available on the 4-H website, great food and entertainment. Please appreciated. call Hal at 435-840-3683. Interested individuals can register at arc. utah4h.org and at the website, extension. come and support this great event. byu.edu or in person at the first class. usu.edu/wasatchfront/shared-contests. Membership Retention Week starts Nov. Tooele Valley Free Masons 5 and ends Nov. 11. There are events/ Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the Club activity kits available activities daily and a special veterans second Friday of each month for dinner Bulletin Board Policy Stansbury Park Many fun activity kits are available to recognition on Veterans Day, Nov. 11 at and socializing. If you are interested or If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript- support 4-H clubs and camps. Check out 6 p.m. have questions, please join us at the Bulletin at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to pbradfield@tooele- Benson Pioneer Gristmill what’s available by visiting utah4h.org/ Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement Tour Utah’s last standing pioneer grist volunteers/kits and utah4h.org/discover/ Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at transcript.com. “The Bulletin Board” is for special community events, (flour) mill and log buildings. See how discoverkits. Eagles 435-277-0087. charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit our ancestors lived, worked and crafted businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your before the age of electricity. Take a guided Sunday Breakfasts Tooele Valley Family History notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guaran- tour to enhance your experience. Hours USU Extension Classes Regular Sunday breakfasts will be served Center tee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday, Friday and from 9-11:30 a.m. There will be a $5 Research your ancestors free with trained Saturday, 325 state Route 138 (just North Creating Comfort Foods - Food special, $7 for adults, $3 for seniors and $3 FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele please call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be of Stansbury Park). Admission is free. $ense for kids 11-years and younger. The meal Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. Come learn how to make yummy comfort includes coffee and or a glass of juice or East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours Full Local Sports Coverage In Every Issue

TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN SUBSCRIBE TODAY 435-882-0050 THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7

Look through the newspaper to © 2017 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 33, No. 47 find each of the following things. Be sure to write down each page number on which it appears and Dexter Amy tried to trade her then write a sentence describing traded his cookie for Andy’s what you found. yo-yo for apple. Natasha’s 1. A way to make money: comic books. What: ______Before money was invented, people traded with each other ______for goods and services. But trading wasn’t always easy. Lulu traded her Page # ______kite for If you were a doctor and all your Imagine if what you Lexie’s Sentence: ______patients wanted to pay you in crayons. had to trade was milk. eggs, you could end up ______On a hot day your milk with more eggs than ______could spoil and you you could ever use. would be out of luck. 2. An ad placed by someone to sell something:

What: ______ver the years, people tried Or, what if you using different kinds of had rocks to trade? things as money such as shells, Page # ______They could be very feathers and beads. Small lumps heavy to carry around of metal such as gold and silver Sentence: ______the market. became popular because they were ______easy to carry. But they had to be ______weighed every time they were used. You have $1.50 to spend. You need to save 50¢ to buy the newspaper on the way home. Circle all Around 700 B.C., King Croesus of the treats you could buy at the bakery. 3. An ad placed by someone Lydia (present day Turkey) had the (There’s more than one way to do this.) looking for work: idea of stamping metal into coins. About 500 years later, the Chinese invented paper money. What: ______Throughout history, coins have come in many Page # ______different shapes and sizes. Only two of these coins Sentence: ______match. Can you find them? ______Standards Link: Economics: Students ______know that different countries use different currencies to exchange goods and services. 4. A news story that mentions money:

What: ______Each picture below represents a slang word for money. Can you guess what each one is? Page # ______

Sentence: ______Ever hear “A penny saved is Look for the price ______a penny earned”? Well, to of the newspaper become a millionaire, you’d on the front page. have to save lots of pennies! Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper Draw the coins you to locate information. In fact, a stack of pennies need to pay for the equaling a million dollars newspaper. How would rise 95 miles high! many different combinations of If you stacked all of the coins could you pennies made in the U.S. in exchange to pay one year, you would get a for the paper? stack more than 6,000 miles Standards Link: high! Measurement: Solve real world problems involving computation with cents.

Can you divide this grid into four parts in which each part has PENNIES Find the words by looking up, the same amount of money? down, backwards, forwards, MONEY sideways and diagonally. … donating money to worthy charities. 20 10 5 1 TRADE E P E N S D A E B J CROESUS 5 5 5 10 LYDIA O A S Y R I T S H E 10 5 5 20 GOLD Y T S E D E G S C E TOWER This week’s word: 10 1 5 1 E I R Y I G W R M S SILVER EXCHANGE K E L A E N O O M L The verb exchange means 1 1 1 1 EGGS R N O N D E N L T L to give, take or trade one SHELLS thing in return for another. 10 10 20 1 BEADS U T E R S E Y E D E Tanya decided to exchange 10 1 5 5 T S O U Y G A M P H the sweater her mother sent PATIENTS for one that was a better fit. EASY E W S I L V E R S S 105 51 55 205 Try to use the word TURKEY exchange in a sentence Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical Standards Link: Mathematical Reasoning: Solve problems using logic. WORD words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. today when talking with your friends and family.

Rounding Off Halloween Find items for sale in the newspaper that are advertised for more than $100 but less Jokes & than $1,000. Paste them on a paper. Round Riddles the figures to the nearest $100 and write Share with your friends each new number by the pasted figure. your favorite Halloween Standards Link: Number Sense: Use specific strategies (e.g., jokes and riddles. rounding) to estimate computations. B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAYTHURSDAY November November 2, 2, 2017 2017 Stallions Broncos bench QB continued from page B1 two-headed monster of Skylar Siemian, promote Averett (98 carries, 730 yards, eight TDs) and Brady Stuart (120 carries, 716 yards, eight backup Osweiler TDs) on the ground. However, Ridgeline’s passing attack is ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) to return after an odyssey no slouch, with quarterback — Brock Osweiler has sup- that included a playoff win, a Stuart completing nearly 64 planted Trevor Siemian as the benching, a blow-up, a trade, percent of his passes for 933 Denver Broncos’ starting quar- the birth of his daughter and yards and 15 touchdowns with terback, the team announced a release to go with all those just three interceptions. As a Wednesday. fat paychecks. team, Ridgeline has thrown Coach Vance Joseph “It’s kind of like that old for more than 1,500 yards informed his players of the deal when you’re a little kid and 21 touchdowns, with Sam QB switch at a team meeting and your mom tells you don’t Weda leading the Riverhawks Wednesday morning. The touch the hot stove,” Osweiler with 39 catches for 556 yards move was first reported by said. “So, what do you have and nine scores. KUSA-TV in Denver. to do as a curious kid? You “We played them last year, The Broncos (3-4) visit have to go touch the hot stove and we tried to play them at NFL-leading Philadelphia and you learn real quick how camp and never got a shot (7-1) on Sunday. nice that stove is when it’s not at them,” Christiansen said. Siemian has two TD passes hot.” “We’re excited and we’ll be and eight interceptions over Osweiler said he told his ready to play. It’s tough (for the Broncos’ 1-4 slump, agent he didn’t care about any visiting teams) to win here. including three ugly intercep- other teams “but if there’s an Our kids play big in front of tions in a 29-19 loss at Kansas offer from Denver, I don’t care this crowd, so to come in here City on Monday night that if it’s a dollar, that’s where and beat us — you’ve got to wasted a strong defensive we’re going.” be pretty good to beat us on effort. Of course, he’s getting our home field.” Osweiler, Peyton Manning’s much more than that — $16 The Riverhawks have been longtime backup, was expect- million this season, 95 per- ballhawks on the defensive ed to take over the Broncos cent of it paid by the Browns. side, particularly in the pass- QB job last year following Showing he held no grudg- ing game, where Hayden Manning’s retirement a month es, general manager John Williams has intercepted six after Denver’s Super Bowl 50 Elway declared Denver never passes this season. That means win. Instead, Osweiler bolted would have won Super Bowl Stansbury will have to be par- to Houston in free agency for 50 without Osweiler, who ticularly careful when it comes $37 million in guarantees and went 5-2 when Manning was to ball security, which has Siemian won the Broncos job sidelined with a foot injury in been an issue for the Stallions FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO instead. 2015. all season. Stansbury’s Kooper Roundy (16) celebrates with teammate Kyle McKenna after intercepting a pass during the Siemian went 8-6 last Elway said at the time that Friday’s game is schedule second half of the Stallions’ 28-20 win over Cedar City in a Class 4A first-round playoff game last Friday. Roundy season when the Broncos “with everything he went for a 4 p.m. start at Stallion had two interceptions in the contest. missed the playoffs, ending a through in Houston and then Stadium at Stansbury High five-year reign atop the AFC going to Cleveland, I’m sure School. The winner will West. Osweiler also went he’s going to need a little advance to play either Dixie “Our kids play big in front of this crowd, so to 8-6 last year and 1-1 in the football rehab. We know that. or Mountain Crest in a Class playoffs for the Texans, who We’ll welcome him with open 4A semifinal game Nov. 9 at 6 come in here and beat us — you’ve got to be pretty traded him in the offseason arms and give him some love.” p.m. at Rice-Eccles Stadium in to Cleveland. The Browns Osweiler agreed with Salt Lake City. good to beat us on our home field.” released him in the sum- Elway’s assessment that [email protected] mer and he quickly rejoined Denver’s nurturing environ- — Clint Christiansen, Stansbury football coach the Broncos, who needed a ment with offensive coordi- backup after Paxton Lynch nator Mike McCoy and QBs sprained his throwing shoul- coach Bill Musgrave was the Talent will certainly go a Engine-that-Could men- fight. der in the preseason. best place for him to get right Vaughan long way toward determin- tality is going to give the Darren Vaughan is a veteran Upon his return, Osweiler so he can be a starter again in continued from page B1 ing which team goes on and Riverhawks fits on Friday sports writer from Moab, Utah. held an extraordinary news the NFL someday. which team goes home. But it night — I assure you of that. He loves watching the intensity conference filled with hon- Osweiler swore at the time them to the state semifinals at could ultimately come down The Stallions may be under- level get ratcheted up several esty, humility and humor. he’d be a loyal backup, declar- the University of Utah’s Rice- to a simple question: who sized, but they are feisty, and notches once the playoffs start. He said he had no regrets ing, “This is Trevor’s team and Eccles Stadium for the second wants it more? if they do go down, it won’t Email him at dvaughan@ for leaving Denver in the I’m the backup.” consecutive year. Stansbury and its Little- be without one heck of a tooeletranscript.com. first place but was ecstatic Not anymore.

Magic Johnson and his team. row, making it a five-run lead. a handful of heartbreaking When it was over, Bagwell haps McCullers’ biggest contri- Astros “Obviously, this one hurts,” That was plenty for Houston playoff losses for stars like and Biggio posed for pictures bution, a slow grounder for his continued from page B1 manager Dave Roberts said. manager A.J. Hinch. He pulled Nolan Ryan, Jeff Bagwell and together with the World Series first pro RBI. Springer followed “And like I told the guys, when starter Lance McCullers Jr. Craig Biggio, these Astros will trophy. with a no-doubt, two-run At last, they had completed you put everything, every soon after the curveballer be remembered as champions, For the Dodgers, the quest drive into the left-center field the ascent some predicted after ounce of your being into some- crazily plunked his fourth bat- finally, in their 56th season. to win a Series for the first bleachers. a rebuilding club purged pay- thing and you come up short, ter of the game , and began a The club that wears a star time since 1988 fell short. That was the Series-most roll and stripped down to bare it hurts. And it’s supposed to parade of four relievers that on its hat also filled out the Kershaw provided four 25th homer in a Major League bones a few years back. hurt.” held the lead. Texas trophy case. Teams from shutout innings of relief for Baseball season that set a Famously, now, there was Normally a starter, Charlie Throughout the postseason, the Lone Star State had won Los Angeles , but it was too record for home runs. It was the Sports Illustrated cover Morton finished up with four Hinch and the unconventional most every major crown — the late. What the Dodgers really easily enough for the Astros in 2014 — after Houston had stellar innings of relief for the Astros overcame a shaky bull- Super Bowl, NBA and NHL needed was a better starter to offset pinch-hitter Andre lost more than 100 games for win. pen by using starters in relief. titles, championships in col- than Darvish, someone more Ethier’s RBI single in the Los three straight seasons — that “We held down a really “I knew yesterday I didn’t lege football, and men’s and like the lefty who tossed out a Angeles sixth. proclaimed: “Your 2017 World tough lineup,” Morton said. have much,” said McCullers, women’s hoops — except the ceremonial first ball: the great Only once have the Dodgers Series Champs” and featured a “For my teammates, for the the Game 3 winner. “I knew I World Series. Sandy Koufax. clinched a crown at home, that picture of Springer in a bright city of Houston, it’s just unbe- didn’t have much to give other Built on the skills of home- Acquired from Texas on coming in 1963 when Koufax Astros jersey. lievable.” than to gut it out as long as I grown All-Stars Dallas Keuchel July 31 for these big games, outpitched Yankees star Whitey On the other side, ace Springer led off the evening could.” and more, helped by veteran Darvish lasted 1 2/3 inningsin Ford to finish a sweep. They’ve Clayton Kershaw and several with a double against Darvish, In a dramatic Series marked offseason acquisitions such as both his World Series starts — never won Game 7 of the Fall Dodgers leaned against the and soon it was 2-0. by blown leads and late rallies, Brian McCann and 40-year- the two shortest of his career. Classic at their own park, dat- dugout railing, watching the Springer hit his fifth homer when Houston twice outlasted old Carlos Beltran, who won “This pain is going to stay in ing more than a century ago Astros celebrate. Los Angeles — tying the Series mark set the Dodgers in extra innings, his first ring, and boosted by me for a while,” the four-time to their days on the streets led the majors with 104 wins by Reggie Jackson (1977) McCullers did enough. the slick trade for ace Justin All-Star said through a transla- of Brooklyn as the Trolley and a $240 million payroll, and matched by Chase Utley Forever known for their Verlander, general man- tor. Dodgers. and rallied to win Game 6, yet (2009) — when he connected space-age Astrodome, out- ager Jeff Luhnow oversaw the After Springer lined a lead- As pockets of Houston fans it didn’t pay off for part-owner for a record fourth game in a landish rainbow jerseys and team’s resurgence. off double, Alex Bregman hit got louder and louder in the Houston won 101 times this a bouncer that first baseman later innings, the crowd at year to take the AL West, then Cody Bellinger threw past Dodger Stadium was left to won Games 6 and 7 at home Darvish for an error, allowing a repeat the sad, but hopeful cry in the AL Championship Series run to score . Bregman aggres- that used to echo in Brooklyn: against the New York Yankees. sively stole third and scored on Wait till next year. The Astros joined the 1985 Altuve’s grounder , and it was Just 106 days until pitchers Royals as the only clubs to win 2-0 after eight pitches. and catchers report to spring a pair of Game 7s in the same A double by Marwin training. 2 017 PREP year. Gonzalez helped set up per-

of able during a couple days of with a 1-4 conference record Utes workouts. Confidence typi- and the goal now is to send the ATHLETES the WEEK continued from page B1 cally comes from success and seniors out with a bowl game. success is measured in wins The Utes need two wins to get are more mental than physical. and losses, or at least against to the six needed to be bowl TAVITA GAGNIER –SENIOR “I feel like the past few other teams. Huntley stressed eligible and they still have No. STANSBURY FOOTBALL games we’re not having fun the need for more individual 12 Washington and No. 25 out there,” defensive end Kylie studying and film work. Washington State remaining Gagnier had two receiving touchdowns and a rushing Fitts said. “We’ve got to get “I feel like we’ve got a team on the schedule. touchdown and also had two interceptions to help lead the back to our old defense where of fighters,” safety Chase Utah hosts a UCLA team Stallions to a 28-20 win over Cedar City in the first round of we’re just flying around, mak- Hansen said. “And fighters Friday that is in a similar situa- ing plays and having fun. fight. If you’ve got the type of tion at 4-4, fourth in the South the Class 4A state playoffs. Gagnier is the team’s second- People are not trusting in guys that are going to go out Division (2-3) and needing leading receiver and leads the team in interceptions. the defense and (are going) there and fight each week, it wins to secure a bowl. outside the scheme, trying to doesn’t really matter where Whittingham called this make plays.” you’re at confidence-wise. moment a crossroads at “4-4 Fitts said they slowly started You’ve got a bunch of guys with four to go.” losing confidence over previ- that are going to go out there “You can go in one of two ous weeks and certainly felt and they’re going to go down directions,” Whittingham said. GRACEE DALTON –SOPHOMORE it at the end of the 41-20 loss swinging.” “We can either continue to TOOELE VOLLEYBALL to Oregon last weekend. Both Utah began the season with take our lumps and not play as he and quarterback Tyler aspirations of winning the Pac- well as we need to (or) we can Dalton led the Buffaloes with 187 kills this season and Huntley believe things can be 12 South and competing for its get back on track and get back was second on the team with 121 digs. With two years worked out at practice, but first conference title since join- to playing football the way we mental problems eight games ing the league in 2011. Now it know we’re capable of.” left in her high school career, look for Dalton to take into a season may not be solv- sits in last place in the division even bigger strides next season. See News Happening?

435.843.3689 Give Us a Call! 882-0050 576 Hwy 138, Ste 400, Stansbury Park TOOELETRANSCRIPT (next to Soelberg’s) BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN C1

725 West 3300 South Salt Lake City Utah 84119 SLVBUICKGMC.COM 801-265-1511 SELECT BUICK UP TO $10,779 OFF MSRP Stk #B34531A ENCORE PURCHASE $ 2017 AS LOW AS , STANDARD WITH 19 509Stk #B33859A 6 YEAR DRIVETRAIN WARRANTY LEASE A STARTING AT 8-inch color touch screen BLUETOOTH, 4G-WIFI 10 AIR BAGS UP TO 33 MPG, $ / MO 18” ALLOY WHEELS 6 WAY POWER DRIVERS SEAT 199+ TAX* 2017 REGAL 2017 LACROSSE 2017 ENCLAVE

WELL EQUIPPED $ / MO LEASE $ / MO STARTING $ LEASE AS LOW AS +TAX* AS LOW AS +TAX* AS LOW AS , 259 299 35 888Stk #B34586A

2018 TERRAIN 2017 ACADIA 2017 CANYON

$ $ , $ , , Stk #G35113A 26 069 27 026Stk #G34168A 34 201 Stk #G34841A 7 PASSENGER, FRONT WHEEL DRIVE CREW CAB, FOUR WHEEL DRIVE XM, USB, BLUETOOTH, BACK UP CAMERA REAR VISION CAMERA XM, USB, BLUETOOTH 8” TOUCH 5 YEAR 60,000 MILE POWER TRAIN WARRANTY 7 INCH TOUCH SCREEN WITH XM SCREEN, 17” ALLOY WHEELS 2 YEARS MATAINANCE PACKAGE INCLUDED BLUETOOTH AND USB FACTORY TOW PACKAGE 2017 Sierra 2017 Sierra 2016 Sierra 1500 CREW CAB 4X4 1500 DOUBLE CAB 4X4 2500HD CREW CAB SAVE UP TO $ , $ , $ , 36 245Stk #G34323A 43 447Stk # G34428A 40 240Stk #G35157A $ 11,328 OFF MSRP Stk #G34428A

PRE-OWNED SPECIALS G34554B 2017 GMC Yukon Black 2,500 MILES, LOADED DENALI $66,000 UR34538B 2012 Mazda 3 Gray GRAND TOURING, LOADED, SUNROOF $8,700 PU34987A 2013 Toyota Tacoma White CLEAN, REGULAR CAB, 66K MILES $13,100 PU35173A 2014 Buick Lacrosse White LOADED PREMIUM II, 56K MILES $21,500 G34813B 2011 Chevy Impala White LOADED LT, SPOILER, HEATED SEAT $6,800 B34797B 2009 Pontiac G6 Gray 4 DOOR, SPOILER, 57K MILES $7,500 G34721B 2016 Ram 2500 Silver LOADED LARAMIE CREW CAB 6.7L $51,900 UR35012B 2011 Honda Accord Blue ONE OWNER, AUTOMATIC, LX-P PKG $11,000 G34637B 2015 GMC Yukon Red LOADED DENALI, 51K MILES $48,900 GM CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED SPECIALS PU35014A 2015 GMC Acadia Black CLEAN SLE PACKAGE, GM CERTIFIED $22,700 UR35095B 2013 Chevy Spark Pink CLEAN LT PKG, 54K MILES, GM CERTIFIED $8,500 PU35037A 2015 GMC Acadia Red ONE OWNER, 34k MILES, GM CERTIFIED $27,400 PU35025A 2015 Buick Encore Espresso VERY CLEAN, 32KMILES, GM CERTIFIED $16,900 G34515B 2015 GMC Yukon Pearl LOADED DENALI, 21K MILES, GM CERTIFIED $52,500 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS * PRICING AFTER ALL REBATES. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX, LICENSING, ALL PRICES, REBATES, FACTORY INCENTIVES, SPECIFICATIONS AND AVAILABILITY SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. SOME INCENTIVES MAY NOT BE COMBINABLE WITH LEASES AND OTHER OFFERS. ALL PHOTOS FOR DISPLAY PURPOSES ONLY. * FACTORY LEASE OFFERS 2017 GMC ACADIA FWD SLE-1 WITH AN MSRP OF $33,375 $299/MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS. FOR EVERYONE: $2,949 DUE AT SIGNING $0 SECURITY DEPOSIT.FOR CURRENT LESSEES OF 2012 OR NEWER NON-GM VEHICLES: $1,449 DUE AT SIGNING 0 SECURITY DEPOSIT. 2017 BUICK REGAL FWD SPORT TOURING WITH AN MSRP OF $29,540. 39 $259/MONTH FOR 39 MONTHS.FOR EVERYONE: $3,819 DUE AT SIGNING $0 SECURITY DEPOSIT. FOR CURRENT LESSEES OF 2012 OR NEWER NON-GM VEHICLES: $2,319 DUE AT SIGNING $0 SECURITY DEPOSIT. 2017 BUICK LACROSSE FWD PREFERRED WITH AN MSRP OF $36,990. 39 $299/MONTH FOR 39 MONTHS. FOR EVERYONE: $6,429 DUE AT SIGNING $0 SECURITY DEPOSIT. FOR CURRENT LESSEES OF 2012 OR NEWER NON-GM VEHICLES: $5,929 DUE AT SIGNING $0 SECURITY DEPOSIT. ALL LEASES PLUS TAX, LICENSING AND DEALER DOC FEE, 10K MILES PER YEAR O.A.C. RESIDENCY RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY. . SOME FACTORY OFFERS/REBATES MAY EXPIRE ON OR BEFORE 10/31/2017, ** MUST FINANCE THROUGH GM FINANCIAL FOR FULL DISCOUNT. ALL FINANCE/ LEASE OFFERS ON APPROVED CREDIT CONTACT DEALER FOR DETAILS C2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017

Super Crossword SPIRITUAL ADVANCEMENT Sudoku

ACROSS 24 Tidy up 46 Cupid’s counterpart 61 Riddle, part 3 5 Caesar’s dying words 66 Suffix with balloon Sudoku Puzzle #2932-M 1 Carried, as a load 25 Seoul soldier 47 Mello — (drink brand) 67 Actress Long or Vardalos 6 Was a roast host, say 70 Skype setup 6 University in Druid Hills, 26 Bridle straps 48 Paint type 68 Hurry-scurry 7 African land 71 Coiffure 1 2 3 4 Georgia 27 Start of a riddle 49 Trembly tree 69 People with power 8 Russian city 72 An amplifier receives it 11 Old TV’s “Mayberry —” 31 Volcano stuff 51 Pepsi or Tab 70 Riddle, part 4 9 Iranian coin 73 “— you in?” 4 5 6 14 Mythical man-goat 32 Basilica seat 55 Picnic spoiler 82 Lac liquid 10 Yin’s partner 74 Drag 19 Sub in WWII 33 — -Lorraine (region of 56 Pitching star 83 Bumper finish 11 Throw again, as dice 75 Ambulance inits. 4 7 8 5 9 France) 20 Coloratura Callas 57 Clog or pump 84 Assistant 12 Like silky down 76 “Star Trek” actor George 7 3 21 The “E” of REO 34 Break bread 58 Skylight? 85 Man-mouse connector 13 Authoritarian decree 77 Rush along 4 22 Milo of films 37 Riddle, part 2 60 No-frills shirt 86 eBay offers 14 Black magic 78 Mix in 7 8 23 Toot one’s own horn 44 Made up for 88 Stitches 15 On a cruise 79 Holders of frankfurters 89 Signed one’s name to 16 Sleeping bag fabric brand 80 Maumee Bay’s lake 2 6 7 91 Up and about 17 Osaka coin 81 36 inches 93 Weeps 18 Coll. dorm supervisors 87 Month no. 9 1 5 7 6 9 95 Slushy drink 28 Barreled 89 German “I” 96 Gave in exchange 29 Fezzes, e.g. 90 Born, in Lyons 5 9 2 97 End of the riddle 30 Learning loc. 91 Klee’s forte 8 3 1 4 104 Me, in Lyons 35 More homely 92 Took a chair © 2009 Hometown Content 105 Old game consoles 36 Gives a call 94 Waldorf’s Muppet partner Medium 106 Near-infinite time span 38 “Liftoff!” preceder 95 Formal reply to “Who’s 107 Shiny stone 39 Really annoy there?” Sudoku Puzzle #2932-D 110 Riddle’s answer 40 Ward off 96 Scads 117 Student 41 Prior to, to a bard 98 Biblical verb suffix 1 2 3 119 Hill VIP: Abbr. 42 Swindle 99 Lectern platforms 2 4 5 120 Sky hunter 43 Beyond, to a bard 100 “Hondo” actor James 121 Feel jubilant 44 “Woe!” 101 Official seal 6 7 8 122 Beneficial 45 Tijuana nosh 102 Lie at rest 123 Ending for Sudan 49 “I caught ya!” 103 Bewailed 9 3 1 8 124 “Pippin” Tony winner Bob 50 Fa-la link 108 “The Office” actress Kemper 125 Lamp spirit 51 Bovine chew 109 Deals (out) 6 2 126 Overly fond type 52 Eye, to a bard 111 Belgian/French river 3 5 6 4 127 Old JFK flier 53 Mauna — 112 Den fixture 128 Paid to play 54 Make it 113 Pressing tool 4 1 7 129 Braying ones 57 Mown paths 114 Nasal spray, e.g. 58 Before long, to a bard 115 Dreamcast company 8 2 9 DOWN 59 Ex-governor Carlson 116 Firewood splitters 1 Friend of Forrest Gump 62 Savings acct. earnings 117 Peas’ place 1 3 7 9 2 Some double reeds 63 Blu-ray — 118 ET carrier © 200 Hometown Content Difficult 3 Household insect trap 64 Unvarying 4 Curiosity org. 65 Suffix with block ANSWERS ON C4 ANSWERS ON C4 Cook up a fall feast! t’s important to include folate and vitamin C. They can fruits and vegetables in be used on sandwiches or sal- Iyour diet year-round to stay ads, or made into guacamole. healthy and to ward off diseas- Spinach: Dark-green veggies es, but serving fresh vegetables contain lots of nutrients that a can be a bit challenging during healthy body needs. Spinach is the winter months. If you enjoy packed with vitamin A, vitamin eating seasonally, there are K, iron, folate, magnesium, still a good variety of delicious, vitamin C, calcium, potassium, flavorful vegetables available. fiber and vitamin E. Spinach Here are some of the superstar or with other foods. Broccoli also has antioxidants and anti- fruits and vegetables of the fall can help prevent cancer and cancer agents. Frozen or fresh and winter months. heart disease, while boosting spinach can be added to just Sweet Potatoes: They have the immune system. Nutrients about any meal. Try using it more nutrients than regular in broccoli include vitamin C, on pizza or lasagna, or use it white potatoes and can replace vitamin A, vitamin B-6, iron, instead of lettuce in a salad. white potatoes in some recipes. calcium, magnesium and vita- Pears: This fruit is a good Sweet potatoes are loaded with min E. source of fiber, antioxidants beta-carotene (which the body Pumpkin: It’s is a great and vitamin C. Research sug- makes into vitamin A), vitamin source of potassium and beta gests that regularly eating pears C, potassium, fiber, iron and carotene, a powerful antioxi- and other fruits may guard vitamin B-6. Try them mashed, dant that is good for the eyes. against macular degeneration. AUTUMN’S BOUNTY BAKE pepper back into the oven. Bake for baked or as a dessert. Canned or prepared fresh, Pears seldom cause allergies 1 large sweet potato, cut into 1/4 teaspoon sugar another 5 minutes, as needed Apples: A traditional fall pumpkin can be made into a and usually are safe for infants 1/4 inch small cubes (1 or until the sweet potatoes are favorite, apples are easy to variety of soups, baked goods and small children. 1/4 cups) 1. Heat oven to 375 F. Line soft. find in the supermarket, or you and desserts. Green Beans: They are high 4 large Granny Smith apples, a large, rimmed baking sheet can pick your own at a nearby Kiwi: This fruit can be eaten in vitamin K, which protects red cut into 1/4 inch small with parchment paper or foil. Angela Shelf Medearis is orchard. They’re a quick, alone (after peeling) or can be blood cells and helps reduce cubes 2. On the pan, combine the an award-winning children’s easy snack that can be paired added to many different dishes, the severity of asthma, osteoar- 3-4 cups broccoli florets sweet potato, apples, broccoli, author, culinary historian with peanut butter or cheese including soups, salads and thritis and rheumatoid arthritis. 2 cups green beans, trimmed green beans, onion, garlic, and the author of seven cook- for protein. Apples contain desserts. Kiwi contains antioxi- They also contain vitamin C, 1 small red onion, chopped raisins or cranberries, and wal- books. Her new cookbook is antioxidants, which may help dants, which can help protect potassium, folate, iron and 2 cloves garlic, minced nuts. Drizzle with the oil, dried “The Kitchen Diva’s Diabetic protect against certain cancers the eyes, heart and colon, plus magnesium. Green beans can 1/4 cup raisins or cranber- seasoning, salt, pepper and Cookbook.” Her website is and reduce levels of LDL, or vitamin C, fiber, potassium, be served as a side dish or used ries sugar; toss to coat. Spread the www.divapro.com. To see how- bad cholesterol. Apples have magnesium and vitamin E. in salads, soups or casseroles. 3 tablespoons chopped wal- ingredients into one even layer to videos, recipes and much, vitamin C, vitamin K and fiber. Avocado: While avocados nuts, pine nuts, pecans or on the pan. Cover with foil and much more, Like Angela Shelf Remember the old saying: “An contain healthy monounsatu- This recipe for Sweet Potato, nuts of choice, optional bake for 20 minutes. Medearis, The Kitchen Diva! on apple a day keeps the doctor rated fat, even healthy fat is a Apple, Broccoli and Green Bean 1/3 cup olive oil 3. Remove pan from the Facebook. Recipes may not be away.” dense source of energy, so it’s Bake uses these superstar fall 2 tablespoons dried Italian oven, and remove the foil. reprinted without permission Broccoli: This is one veg- important to eat them in mod- vegetables in an interesting and or poultry seasoning Using a spatula, turn the ingre- from Angela Shelf Medearis. etable that can be eaten raw eration. Avocados also contain delicious new way! 1 teaspoon salt dients over to brown on top, © 2017 Angela Shelf Medearis or cooked, hot or cold, by itself vitamin E, fiber, potassium, 1 teaspoon ground black and place them, uncovered, and King Features Synd., Inc. The world’s poorest people are getting richer faster than anyone else In 1820, 94% of the world’s population lived in extreme means that in the nation that has by far the largest number poverty. In 1990, 34.8%, and in 2015, just 9.6% of people in extreme poverty, it is the people at the very bot- ALEXANDER HAMMOND at a record low, but, in spite of tom of the social strata who adding 2 billion to the planet’s are getting richer faster. ast Tuesday marked population, the overall number A similar trend can be seen the 25th anniversary of people living in extreme in Nigeria. Since the new Lof the United Nations’ poverty has fallen too. millennium, gross domes- International Day for the As Johan Norberg writes in tic income per capita has Eradication of Poverty. The his book Progress, “If you had increased by over 800 percent, date intentionally coincides to choose a society to live in from $270 to over $2,450. with the 30th anniversary but did not know what your There is much work to be of the Call to Action, which social or economic position done, but this level of progress saw the French anti-poverty would be, you would prob- shows that even in the poorest campaigner Father Joseph ably choose the society with countries, the speed of eco- Wresinski ask the interna- the lowest proportion (not nomic growth is encouraging. tional community, in front of the lowest numbers) of poor, In order to help the poor- 100,000 Parisians, to “strive to because this is the best judge- est, consider the impact eradicate extreme poverty”. ment of the life of an average free-market capitalism has To mark the occasion, citizen.” Well, in 1820, 94 per- had in the last 200 years in Antonio Guterres, the United cent of the world’s population alleviating extreme poverty. Nations Secretary-General, lived in extreme poverty (less The Industrial Revolution was featured in a short video than $1.90 per day adjusted turned the once-impoverished assessing the current state of for purchasing power). In western countries into abun- world poverty. Despite not- 1990 this figure was 34.8 dant societies. The new age of ing such issues as unemploy- percent, and in 2015, just 9.6 globalization, which started ment, inequality, and conflict percent. billion did not. million). China had 25 million. nations: India and Nigeria. around 1980, saw the devel- continuing in some regions, In the last quarter century, Now let’s consider those The remaining 35 million lived oping world enter the global Guterres correctly observed more than 1.25 billion people people who are still trapped in in South America (19 million), The Poorest of the Poor economy and resulted in the that since 1990 the world has escaped extreme poverty — extreme poverty. The Oxford North America (13 million), Since its economic liberal- largest escape from poverty made “remarkable progress in that equates to over 138,000 University scholar Max Roser’s Oceania (2.5 million) and ization reforms in 1991, India’s ever recorded. That is some- eradicating poverty.” people (i.e., 38,000 more website, Our World in Data, Europe (0.7 million.) average income has increased thing that the late Father While it is valuable to than the Parisian crowd that used World Bank databases to Put differently, of those who by 7.5 percent per year. That Wresinski would have been acknowledge that problems greeted Father Wresinski estimate that in 2013, there live in extreme poverty, over means that average income eager to celebrate. remain, it is important to in 1987) being lifted out of were 746 million people living 40 percent resided in just two has more than tripled over the  reflect on just how far we’ve poverty every day. If it takes in extreme poverty. Of these last quarter century. As wealth Alexander C. R. Hammond come. you five minutes to read this people, slightly more than increased, the poverty rate in is the Research Assistant for article, another 480 people 380 million resided in Africa, For the poorest caste in India declined by almost 24 HumanProgress.org, a project Alleviating Poverty Fast will have escaped the shackles with Nigeria being home to percent. But most significantly, of the Cato Institute’s Center for The speed of poverty alle- of extreme of poverty by the largest number (86 million). Indian society, the poverty for the Dalits — the poorest Global Liberty and Prosperity. viation in the last 25 years time you finish. Progress is Meanwhile, 327 million of rate declined even faster, and lowest caste in Indian He writes about economic free- has been historically unprec- awesome. In 1820, only 60 those in extreme poverty lived society — the poverty rate dur- dom, globalization, and human edented. Not only is the pro- million people didn’t live in in Asia, with India having the by 31 percent. ing this period declined even well-being. Originally published portion of people in poverty extreme poverty. In 2015, 6.6 largest proportion by far (218 faster, by 31 percent. That on FEE.org. THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN C3 Bookmark it! ids love to read about things that capture Ktheir interests: baseball, rainforests, dinosaurs. There are all kinds of online links to these subjects, plus multiple stacks of books for all reading levels available free to check out from your kids’ school and local library. Fiction and non- their sticker collection. fiction. 3. Arrange and affix the But relishing a triceratops images and stickers on one side doesn’t have to stop with the of the bookmarks. Add some book itself. Designing big, decorative designs and borders elaborate bookmarks to keep with markers or watercolors. track of your kids’ reading 4. Draw rows of lines on the progress and enhance hot top- backside for writing down the ics can bring creative hours titles of the books they’re read- of fun and become real page- ing on that bookmark’s theme. turners. Parenting tip: If your young- For an inspiring “after est says, “But I can’t read library” activity, here’s how to yet!” while an older sibling make some clever bookmarks is making his bookmarks, to get kids rarin’ to plunge say: “No problem. What’s right in to book reading. These your book about?” She may make lovely, literate gifts. Donna Erickson’s award- themed bookmarks are fun look at the book’s pictures Collect colorful small flowers winning series “Donna’s Day” to handle, and a personalized and say, “Puppies!” Hand her or colorful leaves, press them, is airing on public television way for your kids to keep track some paper and crayons, and and when they’re dry, glue the nationwide. To find more of of their favorite books and encourage her to draw some petals on both sides of a poster her creative family recipes subjects. puppies — any kind of pup- board strip, and cover with and activities, visit www.don- 1. Cut strips of poster board pies. And when you’re reading clear adhesive-backed plastic. nasday.com and link to the about 4 inches by 12 inches. to her later that evening, stop Don’t forget about adding NEW Donna’s Day Facebook 2. Have your kids draw pic- at some point in the book and back-to-school class pictures. fan page. Her latest book is tures that reflect the themes say: “Time to stop. Where’s Grandparents would love to “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous Chris Pine in “Wonder Woman” of the books they’ve chosen, that marker so we can finish keep track of their grandchil- Funstuff for Families.” and then cut them out. They this tomorrow night?” She’ll dren and the page number of hris Pine, fresh from rose through the ranks in also might want to flip through leap at a chance to use her the book they are reading at © 2017 Donna Erickson the $821 million “Anchorman: The Legend of some magazines and cut out creation. the same time. Distributed by King Features Synd. C“Wonder Woman” Ron Burgundy” (2004) and photos, or choose images from Extra gift idea: Bookmarks • • • grosses, has completed “Bewitched,” then starred in the science-fantasy film “A “The Forty-Year-Old Virgin” Wrinkle in Time,” opening (2005), “Get Smart” (2008), March 9 with Oprah Winfrey, the “Despicable Me” (2010) Reese Witherspoon, Mindy franchise and “Crazy, Stupid, Kaling and Zach Galifianakis. Love” (2011). He’s currently Whites of eyes are turning gray Pine currently is shooting on screen in “The Battle the Netflix historical action of the Sexes,” with Emma DEAR DR. ROACH: What’s abnormal sense of motion a stress fracture of the tibia. film “Outlaw King,” in which Stone, playing Bobby Riggs to the best way to obtain and while still. Many people A stress fracture usually has a he plays Robert the Bruce, her Billy Jean King. maintain healthy, white sclera? describe it as a “spinning” sen- discrete area of tenderness, but opposite “Nocturnal Animals” Carell has completed the Mine appears to be a light, off- sation, but others feel it differ- MTSS has more diffuse tender- Oscar-nominee Aaron Taylor Amazon studios “Beautiful white gray. — M.T. ently. The most common cause ness. An X-ray may be needed Johnson. Sadly, you’ll have to Boy” (produced by Brad ANSWER: Sclerae — the probably is benign paroxysmal to be sure it isn’t a stress frac- wait until December 2019 for Pitt), co-starring Oscar- whites of the eyes — tend to positional vertigo, and reha- ture, since the treatment is the “Wonder Woman” sequel. winner Timothy Hutton and thin with age and reveal the bilitation exercises, such as the very different. A runner with a Hugh Jackman, who Maura Tierney, and is now darker-gray choroid under- Cawthorne-Cooksey exercises, stress fracture needs to avoid shredded his body to make shooting “Back Seat” (also neath. This is benign and are very effective. Although impact activities like running, nine “Wolverine” films and produced by Pitt), with common, but I don’t know of medication is frequently pre- whereas MTSS usually gets returned to his musical roots Oscar-winner Christian Bale any way to prevent or reduce scribed, I recommend strongly better with just lower running in “The Greatest Showman,” and Amy Adams, and Robert it. Scleral color changes can against long-term use of medi- • • • mileage. with Zac Efron, Michele Zemeckis’ “Last Flag Flying,” happen with rare diseases like cation, which can slow down DEAR DR. ROACH: How In your case, the degree of Williams and Zendaya (open- with Bryan Cranston and osteogenesis imperfecta, and or stop healing. long do shin splints last? Is pain is higher than I would ing Christmas Day), is now Laurence Fishburne (open- some collagen diseases. The Although you can do the there anything besides ice that expect after three weeks. I’d filming the political comedy/ ing November 2018). He’s sclera also can change color exercises on your own, I rec- will make them go away fast- recommend an X-ray. drama “The Front Runner” also shooting director Robert as a result of scleritis (inflam- ommend learning how to do er? My left shin started hurting • • • (for director Jason Reitman, Zemeckis’ fantasy drama mation of the sclera), and this them properly and safely with a little more than three weeks Dr. Roach regrets that who gave us “Juno” and “Up “The Woman of Marwen,” often happens in relation to an occupational or physical ago. I ran on it once or twice, he is unable to answer indi- in the Air”). Jackman is play- with Leslie Mann and Diane Wegener’s disease or rheuma- therapist. then I stopped, but it still vidual letters, but will incor- ing 1988 presidential candi- Kruger. toid arthritis. The bottom line, READERS: The booklet on hurts. Is this normal? When porate them in the column date Gary Hart, who dropped • • • though, is: If you are having no vertigo explains this disrup- do you think I can run on it? I whenever possible. Readers out when the scandal of his Andrew Garfield, Oscar symptoms, it’s overwhelmingly tive condition in detail and did a longer run on a flat path, may email questions to extramarital affairs made nominated this year for likely that these changes are outlines its treatment. Order a and normally I do it with hills, ToYourGoodHealth@med. headlines. His co-stars are “Hacksaw Ridge,” must the benign form. copy by writing: Dr. Roach — so I thought maybe that was cornell.edu. To view and order Oscar-winner J.K. Simmons have been disappointed by • • • No. 801W, 628 Virginia Drive, the problem, but three weeks health pamphlets, visit www. and Oscar-nominee Vera the poor turnout for Martin DEAR DR. ROACH: I have Orlando, FL 32803. Enclose seems like too long. — H.O. rbmamall.com, or write to Farmiga (for Reitman’s “Up Scorsese’s “Silence” (espe- been diagnosed with positional a check or money order ANSWER: Pain in the shin Good Health, 628 Virginia in the Air”). Based on Matt cially after losing a ton of vertigo. My doctor has me (no cash) for $4.75 U.S./$6 bone (tibia) is common in Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. Bai’s bestselling book “All weight to do it). He’s cur- doing Cawthorne head exer- Canada with the recipient’s runners, but the hard part is the Truth Is Out: The Week rently on screen in “Breathe,” cises. Have you heard of these? printed name and address. distinguishing between “shin © 2017 North America Synd., Inc. Politics Went Tabloid,” it’s with “Downton Abbey’s” Do they work? — M.M.S. Please allow four weeks for splints,” properly called “medi- All Rights Reserved very timely for what’s hap- Hugh Bonneville, and has ANSWER: Vertigo is an delivery. al tibial stress syndrome,” and pening in politics today. completed the neo-noir • • • crime thriller “Under Silver Steve Carell became a TV Lake,” with Riley Keough partially correct, however; three logos for your fledgling the deaths that are caused star playing Michael Scott in (Elvis’ granddaughter) and those who suffer from pan- venture. For less than $700 worldwide by tuberculosis, “The Office” (2005-2011) Topher Grace (“That ‘70s tophobia are, presumably, you can brand your company malaria and AIDS, the total and began making films Show”). Will Garfield be able afraid of pants — but that’s as Aquinique, Spiranti or would be less than a third of such as “Bruce Almighty” to “Breathe” “Under Silver just because they’re afraid of Fenmarch. Have a more gen- those attributable to pollu- (2003), starring Jim Carrey, Lake” without his “Spider- everything. erous budget? Try Mupkin, tion, which accounts for 16 and the sequel, “Evan Man” costume? BY SAMANTHA WEAVER Almighty” (2007), in which • You might be surprised to Cubexis or Zeqon, all in the percent of all global deaths. he became the star. Carell © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. learn that the first Model T $5,000 range. If you really • • • • It was 20th-century want to go all-out — and are Fords weren’t black — they Thought for the Day: American journalist, editor in the right industry — try were green with red stripes. “Truth-tellers are not always and writing teacher Brenda Motaway for $25,727, or palatable. There is a preference Ueland who made the fol- • If you’re thinking of starting even InvestmentEtc, which is for candy bars.” lowing sage observation: a business and want to get going for nearly $40,000. “Inspiration does not come up and running right away, — Gwendolyn Brooks • You might be surprised to like a bolt, nor is it kinetic, there’s a company ready © 2017 North America Synd., Inc. energetic striving, but it to help you get learn that if you add up all comes into us slowly and qui- started. Novanym, etly and all the time, though a branding we must regularly and every firm based in day give it a little chance to Farnborough, start flowing, prime it with a England, can pro- little solitude and idleness.” vide you with a • If you heard the word “pan- unique name and tophobia,” you might (logi- its matching .com cally) assume that it means domain — even a fear of pants. You’d be only your choice of C4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017

a sequel to the book series by teams in The Associated Stephen King. It’s not clear if Press weekly poll? that helps or hurts in under- 4. In 2016, Anthony Davis standing the film’s plot. set a New Orleans Pelicans “Kidnap” (R) — As a mom, record for most points in a I can tell you one thing: This game (59). Who had held movie is basically a documen- the team mark? tary about what happens when 5. The 2017 NHL Stanley you try to snatch a sweet, Cup Finals featured two PICKS OF THE WEEK sweet baby from a Fierce American-born head “The Dark Tower” (PG-13) Mother. Halle Berry plays coaches. Name them. — Jake Chambers (Tom Taylor) Karla, a single mom who takes 6. In 2017, FC Dallas’ Roland is an 11-year-old with visions. her young son Frankie (Sage 1. Who was the last Bos- Lamah recorded the Visions of a Man in Black Correa) to the city park for ton pitcher before Rick second-fastest hat trick (Matthew McConaughey) with some afternoon fun. He is kid- Porcello in 2016 to open from kickoff (31 minutes) nefarious intentions and a gun- napped, which Karla witnesses, a season 10-0 at Fenway in Major League Soc- slinger named Roland (Idris and in the effort to pursue the Halle Berry in “Kidnap” Park? cer history. Who has the Elba) who aims to protect and kidnappers, Karla loses her 2. In 1956, the home-run fastest? defend the world. And other phone — meaning it’s down to Apple pie — from the pursuit champion of each league 7. Thoroughbred trainer things, like monsters who her alone to keep up with the of a rare recording (Bene NEW TV RELEASES wear skin and a Dark Tower in car she is pursuing. It’s just as Coopersmith) to teen angst “As Time Goes By” Remastered faced each other in the Todd Pletcher has seen another world that stabilizes a tight and barebones as that: a over sexuality (Tavi Gevinson), Complete Series World Series. Name them. his horses win five Triple connection between our world mother chasing down her son to remorseful action to right “Humans 2.0: Uncut UK 3. When was the last time Crown races. What is the and its own. Jake stumbles by any means necessary. She’s a terrible mistake (George Edition” before 2016 that the only Triple Crown race in upon a connection to the other not previously military Special Sample III). Along the way, “Outcast” Season 1 Atlantic Coast Conference which he has not had a world to warn Roland and Forces, not an off-duty cop, just reporters and witnesses “Orphan Black” The Complete victory? had six ranked football inadvertently becomes the Man a scared but ferocious momma (Michael Cera, Abbie Jacobson, Series in Black’s target while forging bear who Will Not Quit. It’s not Philip Baker Hall) unravel the “Inspector Lynley Mysteries” a formative relationship with going to win any Oscars, but story of a mysterious death. It’s Remastered Complete 1. Country singer Patsy Roland. I wanted to love this it’s a vindicating couch escape. meandering and exploratory. Collection Cline had only two No. 1 film, as I have a soft spot for “Person to Person” (NR) It’s low-budget, and doesn’t “Sherlock” Seasons 1-4 and hits on the country chart. sci-fi Westerns (see “Firefly”), — This ensemble piece brings apologize for it. It was shot “Abominable Bride” Gift Set What were the songs? but the story line is a mess. together a cast of interest- entirely in 16 mm, and fans “Power Rangers In Space: 2. Who had an international Elba’s performance is a bright ing, complex characters who of the low-budget, character- Super Sentai Megaranger” hit with “Bang Bang (My spot, the action is so-so. It’s explore their small, personal driven, quirky people in New Baby Shot Me Down)”? loosely based on and meant as issues in a slice of the old Big York indie will like it. © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. 3. Which group penned and 5. Name the song that con- recorded “Life in the Fast tains this lyric: “Why can’t Lane”? you see, What you’re do- 4. Who wrote and released ing to me, When you don’t A veteran died alone Oh no! Not another “Rock On”? believe a word I say?” n July 2016 a veteran died alone in a Department of Duke prediction QUIZ AND TRIVIA ANSWERS BELOW IVeterans Affairs hospital, unattended and unchecked n a city that has several for many hours while a nurse million doors and store- played video games at the Ifronts, 34 Carmine Street nursing station ... for her in New York’s Greenwich Good Housekeeping whole shift. Doctor’s instruc- Village stands out. It’s a tions had been to check the ing hours” are over, refuse to bookstore — but not just any patient once or twice an hour. leave until a doctor reads the bookstore. This place is called Blushing Apple Butter No one even knew the veteran chart in front of you and tells “Unoppressive, Non-imperialist had passed away until the next you that staff has indeed been Bargain Books.” else than remind Duke that A flavorful cholesterol- and fat-free spread. Yummy on toast or shift took over. doing what’s required to care Once inside, after the radi- they forever have a target on bagels. The nurse only admitted for the patient. Take notes and cal-looking clerk tacitly denies their back, and the rest of the to playing computer games get names. In other words, the opportunity to oppress you, league’s teams all rally around 3 3/4 pounds Granny Smith apples (about 8 large), peeled, because the hospital cameras make waves and get atten- you’re met with an impressive that familiar song: “Beat cored and thinly sliced caught her. She was trans- tion. Let them know someone bunch of books. In one corner, Duke.” In the first few weeks 1 1/2 cups apple cider or apple juice ferred to work in the cafeteria, is watching. Yes, the patient there are more Bob Dylan of the season, faced with tough 1 cup cranberries but once the truth came out, might be so ill that death is biographies or studies of the challenges in the ACC, the Blue 3 strips (3-by-1-inch each) lemon peel investigations began, pushed inevitable, but do everything man than you ever thought Devils usually do get knocked 3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice forward by U.S. Sen. Elizabeth you can to ensure that proper possible. That’s because Dylan off the top perch, only to reap- 1 1/2 cups sugar Warren. care is being given. — be it Dylan Thomas or Bob pear as the odds-on favorite to VA chief David Shulkin takes William Nutter, the vet- himself — is to the Village as win the NCAA tournament in 1. In 5-quart Dutch oven, heat apples, cider, cranberries, lemon the allegations seriously ... eran who died alone at the Mickey Mouse is to Disneyland. March. peel and lemon juice to boiling over high heat. Reduce heat to OK. But here’s a suggestion: If Bedford VA Medical Center in Everyone thinks they like him, I don’t know about you, but low; simmer, uncovered, 10 minutes or until apples are very soft, you have a friend or relative Massachusetts, was a two-tour or knows that they should like I always play three brackets stirring occasionally. in a VA hospital who is in such Vietnam veteran who later him, but many aren’t so sure. — one picks my alma mater, 2. Stir in sugar; heat to boiling over high heat. Reduce heat to serious shape that they aren’t completed 21 years in the Anyway, it’s on one of those another picks who I think will medium; cook, partially covered, 1 hour or until apple butter is able to press the call button, Reserves. In Vietnam, he was a shelves where the title of big win (thus dooming that team very thick, stirring occasionally (mixture may sputter and splash, don’t leave. Schedule watchers door gunner who got drenched book grabs your attention: “Oh to never win) and the third so be careful when stirring). around the clock. Run shifts with Agent Orange too often. No! Not Another Book About one picks Duke. That’s not just 3. Spoon apple butter into blender in small batches and blend of friends, relatives, church He left a wife and family. Bob Dylan!” practical sense and experience (with center part of blender cover removed to allow steam to members, American Legion We owed him more than Every time the Yankees talking, it’s sound investment escape) until smooth. or VFW members, or others. this. make the postseason, or every advice. If I had invested heavily 4. Spoon apple butter into jars or crocks for gift-giving. Store When nursing staff comes in, time Duke is the preseason No. in Duke, North Carolina and tightly covered in refrigerator for up to 3 weeks. Makes about 4 ask questions. © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. 1 ranked team in the coaches Kansas for the past 20 years, 1/2 cups. If you’re told that “visit- poll, I am reminded of that it would have far outpaced book. The Yankees are sup- the growth of my 401(k) (and posed to win every year, as Hal likely a lot of yours, too). Pumpkin-Apple Butter for the table, you will be Steinbrenner and all Yankee Following behind Duke in 2 cans 100-percent pure pumpkin halfway done with dishes by fans remind us ad nauseum. the poll this year is Michigan 2 cups applesauce the time the meal is over.” — But sometimes I think the State (great coach), Kansas 2/3 cup packed light-brown sugar M.A. in Washington coaches are just too afraid not (great players), Kentucky to pick Mike Krzyzewski’s Blue (great freshman about to be 1 1/2 tablespoons grated fresh ginger • “I buy extra supplies for Devils for fear of some cosmic in the NBA next season) and 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon Thanksgiving dinner as retribution. Arizona (great logo). It’s the 1 teaspoon nutmeg items go on sale. We always And while Duke lands atop same old song, and if you have make extra-large portions of the preseason poll, the band any question that any one of 1. Stir all ingredients in a heavy, medium saucepan until blend- our side dishes, and put in gets back together for another those teams can or cannot win ed. Bring to a boil, stirring often. an extra turkey while we’re • “I have a great idea for clean- tour. North Carolina, Kansas it all this year, well, don’t think 2. Reduce heat to low and simmer uncovered, stirring often eating! Freeze meals in indi- ing skylights. Attach an old and Kentucky are never far twice, it’s all right. to prevent scorching, 30 minutes, or until mixture is very thick. vidual containers for quick T-shirt to the broom end of behind Duke on the main Serves 5. dinners throughout the busy a long-handled broom, then stage. The poll does little © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. For thousands of triple-tested recipes, visit our website at weeks from Turkey Day to just mist with a cleaner. You www.goodhousekeeping.com/recipes/. Christmas Day. Potatoes and can hold it up and scrub © 2017 Hearst Communications, Inc. All rights reserved vegetable casseroles freeze gently. The T-shirt material well, and they taste better makes a great scrubber.” — than microwave dinners C.L. in Alabama from the grocery store.” — Senses fade as we age • “In my house, cleaning up E.S. in Oregon inety-four percent of is a big issue. I have a large • For a tailgating favorite, us will lose one or basket in the garage that is make this: Prepare a batch of more our senses as we designated Toy Time Out. N macaroni and cheese, then get older. A company called I ask the kids to pick some- add an egg and stir in. Butter Sodexo, a leader in quality thing up and give them a the wells of a muffin tin, and of life services, did a study time limit. If I have to ask fill with the mac and cheese. with the University of Ottawa again, the item goes into Top with a bit of shredded to help those who work with seniors lose 1 percent of our time out for a day. I typi- cheddar and bake for 20 seniors understand how we ability to perceive vibrations or cally get a good response to minutes at 400 F. You can perceive the world as those pressure. Tips: Animal therapy my requests.” — Mom in even make them super por- senses wane, especially in the can provide opportunities to Maryland table by using muffin liners. long-term care field. touch. Beware injuries to feet, • Thanksgiving Tip: “If you The gang loves these — no The study results offered since they often can go unno- have one person responsible fork necessary! conclusions and help on topics ticed. for putting prep dishes and such as: Send your tips to Now Here’s Taste — Our ability to taste pots and pans in the dish- Hearing — Most seniors a Tip, 628 Virginia Drive, starts to decline at age 40 in washer while you are prepar- over the age of 85 have hearing ANSWERS Orlando, FL 32803. women and age 50 in men. ing the bird and side dishes loss. Tips: Minimize sounds of Tips: Medications can alter the Sports Quiz Answers inducted into the Country © 2017 North America Synd., Inc. heating and air conditioning taste of foods; look for alterna- 1. Don Schwall had a 10-0 start Music Hall of Fame, in systems, and provide a back- tive medications. Provide foods at Fenway Park in 1961. 1973. ground of nature sounds and with texture, and use a variety 2. Mickey Mantle (52 home 2. Cher, in 1966. The song, music. of spices and herbs. runs for the New York Yan- written by her husband, Smell — The sense of smell In addition to the sensory kees) versus Duke Snider Sonny Bono, has been Super Crossword & Suduko Puzzle Answers starts to decrease at age 60. loses, seniors can experience (43 home runs for Brook- widely covered by Stevie from page C2 Tips: Utilize open kitchens so loneliness, which can result in lyn). Wonder, The Beau Brum- seniors can smell food being aggression and stress. Help by 3. It was 2006. mels and others. Sudoku Puzzle #2932-M 1 2 3 4 prepared. Provide fresh-air providing a regular schedule 4. Jamal Mashburn had 50 3. The Eagles, in 1976. The 4 5 6 ventilation. of activities and social interac- points in a game in 2003. song evolved from a warm- 4 7 8 5 9 Vision — Weakened eye tion. 5. Peter Laviolette (Nashville up guitar riff while they 4 7 3 muscles, diminished vision. For study results, as well as 7 8 Predators) and Mike Sul- were rehearsing. 2 6 7 Tips: Use high-contrast colors tools Sodexo created to help livan (Pittsburgh Penguins). 4. David Essex, in 1973. 1 5 7 6 9 helps seniors navigate cor- us find quality long-term care, 6. Bradley Wright-Phillips 5. “Suspicious Minds,” by Elvis 5 9 2 ridors and see all the food go online to sodexo.com and 8 3 1 4 © 2009 Hometown Content on their plate. Avoid clutter. search for “How and Why the (New York Red Bulls), Presley, in 1969. The song Medium inside of 27 minutes. about mistrust in a relation- Sudoku Puzzle #2932-D Install minimum-glare floor- Five Senses Matter for Quality 7. The Preakness. ship almost never made it 1 2 3 ing. of Life.” 2 4 5 Touch — Each year we © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. to market due to a dispute 6 7 8 Flash Back Trivia Answers with the song’s composer 9 3 1 8 1. “I Fall to Pieces” (1961) and about the copyright. It re- 6 2 “She’s Got You” (1962). vived Elvis’ flagging career. 3 5 6 4 4 1 7 Your Complete Local News Source Most of her success came 8 2 9 after her death in 1963. © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. 1 3 7 Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 © 2009 Hometown Content Cline was the first female Difficult THURSDAY November 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN C5 What to expect if your child needs ear tube surgery (BPT) - Ear tube surgery parents whose child needs accumulation of fluid behind What can I expect after my is one of the most common ear tube surgery, read on to the eardrum. child has ear tube surgery? pediatric procedures in the learn more about what Dr. Immediately following United States, with more Bridge says you can expect Who is a candidate for ear surgery, your child may be than half a million surgeries leading up to and following tube surgery? groggy, grumpy or tired. Each performed each year. In fact, the procedure. Did you know one of the child recovers differently, by age 3, approximately 1 most common complications but after surgery, it’s a good in 15 children will have had What is ear tube surgery? of the cold or flu is ear infec- idea to take a day off from ear tubes. Dr. Robert Bridge, Ear tube surgery is a com- tions? Children who experi- your normal routine to allow Chief of Otolaryngology at mon procedure usually per- ence frequent ear infections your child time to relax and HonorHealth in Phoenix, formed by an Ear, Nose and in both ears are common can- recover. Arizona, says, “In my prac- Throat (ENT) doctor in which didates for ear tube surgery Children are typically pre- tice, we see hundreds of chil- ear tubes (tiny, hollow cylin- because this fluid build-up scribed antibiotic eardrops dren each year who will need ders usually made of plastic in the middle ear can lead to that must be given multiple ear tube surgery, and despite or metal) are placed into the hearing loss or speech prob- times a day, over several how common the surgery is, eardrum, allowing ventila- lems. Additionally, the aver- days. But these eardrops as parents, we tend to worry.” tion to the middle ear. This age age of ear tube patients is So if you are one of the many airway helps alleviate the between 1 and 3 years old. SEE SURGERY PAGE C8 ➤ If American healthcare kills, European healthcare kills more The justification for moving to a socialized healthcare system like those turn accounts for only 10% of 72,000 additional deaths universal healthcare systems. stroke-related deaths. annually in the United States. They’ll sing songs all day about in Europe is preventable deaths, but the numbers don’t bear that out This is further reflected There would similarly be about the 45,000 lives taken every in overall stroke-mortality 21,000, 23,000, and 31,000 year by greedy insurance MAHDI BARAKAT there’s much to doubt about among females over a 16 year statistics: for every 1,000 additional deaths per year with executives and their cronies this number, let’s for the period. This translates to an strokes that occur annually Canadian, French, and German on Capitol Hill, yet remain he moral argument for sake of argument accept that estimated 25,000 additional in the US, approximately 170 survival rates. completely ignorant of the fact universal healthcare is approximately 45,000 fewer female deaths each year if the stroke-related deaths occur. Lives are indeed saved by that the European systems they Tsimple: more people people would die in the US American system were to suf- The latter number is 250 and the many types of superior fetishize are less humane by receiving medical care means every year if all Americans had fer from increased mortality 280 for the UK and Canada medical outcomes that are their own standards. fewer preventable deaths. If decent health insurance. similar to that experienced respectively. Considering that often unique to the US. This is If we’re going to call Paul universal healthcare, such Now flip the question: How in Canada due to increases approximately 795,000 strokes not to mention the innumer- Ryan a killer for curtailing as single-payer, leads to less many people die in other in wait times. A system that occur each year in the US, the able lives saved each year Medicaid spending, then we death, then it is obviously countries due to deficiencies in disproportionately harms discrepancy in stroke-related around the world due to medi- logically have to apply that the superior moral choice. their healthcare systems? And women? How progressive. mortality is humongous. But cal innovations that are made epithet to all politicians who Politicians like Bernie Sanders how many people would die Let’s look at interventional don’t expect NPR to run a sob possible through vibrant US advocate for European systems will go a step further and claim in the US if we had treatment outcomes. According to the story about a Canadian stroke markets. By the “US healthcare – you know, the systems with that Republican legislation, in outcomes similar to those in CDC, stroke is the cause of victim who would’ve survived kills” logic, any tax increase outcomes that would result fact, kills people by reducing other countries? more than 130,000 deaths in an American hospital. that stalls productivity, and in tens of thousands of addi- government-sponsored cover- annually in the United States. Similarly, cancer-survival thus stalls the rate of innova- tional deaths in the US every age. Socialized Healthcare Has However, the US has signifi- rates are considerably higher in tion, is tantamount to killing year. Paul Ryan may indeed Yet, what if there were evi- Clear Life-Costs cantly lower rates of 30-day the US than in other countries. – which is obviously an absurd qualify for the Manslaughter dence to suggest that more A study by the Fraser stroke-induced mortality than Check out this data cited by conclusion. Olympics, but Bernie Sanders people would die under a uni- Institute titled The Effect every other OECD country, the CDC located at www.cdc. is poised to smash the world versal healthcare scheme than of Wait Times on Mortality aside from Japan and Korea. gov/cancer/dcpc/research/ The Healthcare Debate record. under the current US system? in Canada estimated that OECD data suggest that the articles/concord-2.htm, which Has Been Misframed by What if, by the left’s standards, “increases in wait times for age- and sex-adjusted mortal- comes from the authoritative Demagogues Mahdi is a first-generation the American healthcare sys- medically necessary care in ity rates within Europe would CONCORD study on interna- I’ll be the first to admit: our American from Salt Lake City, tem is less of a killer than the Canada between 1993 and translate to tens of thousands tional cancer-survival rates. medical system is far from Utah. As a strong advocate for average European one? 2009 may have resulted in of additional deaths in the US. The US dominates every other optimal. Among other things, small government and liberal Consider the best estimates between 25,456 and 63,090 If America had the 30-day country in survival rates for the soaring healthcare costs cer- principles, he dedicates his time of how many people die in the (with a middle value of stroke-mortality rate of the UK, most deadly forms of cancer. tainly need to be controlled, to researching and writing US due to a lack of healthcare. 44,273) additional deaths for example, we could expect If we weight the CDC-quoted and insuring against medical about public policy and culture. The question is hotly contest- among females.” Adjusting for about an additional 38,000 survival rates for different calamity ought to be much He holds a master’s degree in ed, and approximations range the difference in populations deaths a year. For Canada, forms of cancer in accordance more affordable. But the policy engineering from University from 0 to 45,000 people per (the US has about 9 times as that number would be around with their contribution to over- demands advanced by Sanders College London and has worked year. The latter figure is obvi- many people), that middle 43,500. And this only accounts all cancer mortality, we find and his ilk are completely igno- as a consultant in the medical ously what most progressives value inflates to an estimated for mortality within a month that, with the UK’s survival rant of the massive deficien- device industry. Originally pub- prefer to cite, and although 400,000 additional deaths of having a stroke, which in rates, there would be about cies that are characteristic of lished on FEE.org.

TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN PLACE YOUR AD HERE SERVICE DIRECTORY CALL 435.882.0050 NOW REACHING 26,000 HOMES IN TOOELE VALLEY! YARD & GARDEN CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS MISCELLANEOUS

• Hanging WE SERVICE • Taping FURNACE Locally owned and serving Tooele County for over 20 years • Spray Textures INSTALLATION TILLERS • MOWERS • Hand Textures $50OFF $ First Time Repair 59 NEW HOMES • TREES • WEDDINGS 21 Point Comprehensive High Efficiency TRIMMERS • New Construction or Tune-Up Furnace Tune Up & $ Furnace as little as Use your lights or ours. 25 OFF For Existing Safety Inspection Factory Authorized/Certi ed Technician • Basements Customers $29 a Month Not valid with any other offer. Not valid with any other offer. Not valid with any other offer. Call for free estimates! • Remodels Valid only at participating Valid only at participating Valid only at participating locations. Call for details. locations. Call for details. locations. Call for details. BRACH DRYWALL Limited time offer. Limited time offer. Limited time offer. *WAC BOMAN ® 435.841.1826 Licensed & Insured 35 Years Experience Harris Aire Serv 435.248.0430 TOOELE VALLEY SALES & SERVICE HarrisAireServ.com 398 N. MAIN • 882.8180 Doug Tate 435-830-2653 Independently owned & operated franchise. ChristmasWE DO SNOW REMOVAL! Light YARD & GARDEN CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS MISCELLANEOUS PEST CONTROL ates Lee’s !"#$%&$'%( Residential • Commercial • Restaurants RDY& Sons ROOFING & SIDING !$)#$%&$' REPAIRS • REPAIRS • REPAIRS Pet sitting Licensed KEEP ‘EM DUMPSTER RENTAL ANDother house & Insured AND WE INSTALL ALL TYPES OF – OUT! Ask About Our Clean-up SPECIALS ROOFING • SIDING • SOFFIT sitting services. Specializing in Construction FASCIA • TEAR-OFFS We take care of Commercial & Residential CLEAN-UP farm animals too. !"#$%%&'()*+,'-'(.+/$0+, FREE Estimates • Senior Discounts • Over 30 Years Experience! 1.877.345.2468 Credit Cards accepted **+,-./- 843-0206 801-550-6555 7378 N. Burmester Road, Grantsville Licensed & Insured CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS CONTRACTORS MISCELLANEOUS PLACE YOUR AD HERE! BUYER, SELLER, ONSTRUCTION Newbold Masonry PLUMBING REFERRALS WELCOME GENERAL Now Delivered to CONTRACTORS If you are in the market to buy Construction or sell your home, I would love ANOTHER PROJECT BY: to be your Realtor. Property Management services available. Residential Building Building Including (Remodel, Roofing, Kim D. Newbold Including:Additions, Repairs (Remodel, etc.) Lana McKean Concrete, Additions, Licensed General Contractor 26,000 ASSOCIATE BROKER COnCRete RepairsNew Driveways etc.) GeneralRemoval of Masonryold Driveways FREE Homes Each Week (Brick,geneRal MasOnBlock,RY Repair) EstimatesEstimates TOOELE VALLEY (Brick, Block, Repair) in the Tooele Valley No Job Job Too Too Small Small Agents at Realty Path 435.882.4482Phone 882-4482 ph Tooele Transcript Bulletin & Tooele Valley Extra 29 YeaRsYears expeRienCe Experience VETERAN OWNED-VETERAN OPERATED Really Care. licensedLicensed since since 1980 1980 Cell#801.301.2403 801-301-2403 cell Call 435.882.0050 801.518.8670 “Your Tooele Plumbing CONTRACTORS Drain & Sewer Service” MISCELLANEOUS WE SERVICE ALL BRANDS & ALL TYPES Home SALES & Home REPAIRS Expert • Increase your property value by DRAINS • SEWERS ! &++"$ ' '0& ,& .* .3&#'/#1 0-# ''# 2$' 4 0 %&4 4 '( ) * # Repairing & Preparing the Right Way. Hot Water • Don’t lose Money/Time on things that don’t give you a return. Hydro Jetting Let Me Sell Your Home! TOOELE - GRANTSVILLE - SURROUNDING AREAS Call Shane 435-840-0344 !"#$%&"#'(#"%)*+##,%--#./#)(.0#'1#%12#)%3"#(.2%* 4 [email protected] 435.833.9393 SENIOR DISCOUNTS AGENDA Notice is given that the Stockton Town Council will hold a regular meeting on Thursday, November 9, 2017 promptly at 7:00 PM in the Town Council Chambers at the Stockton Town Hall 18 N. Johnson Street, Stockton, Utah. In compliance with the American Disabilities Act, any individual who may need special ac- commodations includ- ing auxiliary communi- cative and services during this meeting shall notify the Town Clerk at (435) 882-3877 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting. The order of Agenda Items may be changed if deemed ap- propriate by the Mayor or Town Council. Time limits, if any listed for Agenda items are ap- proximate and may be accerlarated or de- layed. Town Council Meet- ing Agenda Thurs- day, November 9, C6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY 2017November 7:00 PM 2, 2017 Pledge of Allegiance Roll Call: Mayor Mark Whitney Kendall,Tho- Visit mas-Visit Councilman, Thomas Karjola- www.tooeletranscript.com www.tooeletranscript.comCouncilman, Judy to place your Classifi ed ad! to place yourBori- Classifi Councilwoman, ed ad! Or call 882-0050 Or callJill 882-0050 McAffee- Council- woman CLASSIFIED Public Comments: Tooele County Sheriff Report Action Items CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES NOTICE Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co. does not endorse, promote, or encourage the purchase of any product1. Toysor service for advertisedTots Pres- Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, published every Tuesday and Thursday in this newspaper. Advertisements are the sole responsibility of the advertiser. Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co.entation hereby disclaims all liability for any damages suffered as the result of any advertisement in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. Transcript Bulletin2. Approval Publishing to hireCo. is an TWENTY WORDS OR LESS MONTHLY RATE not responsible for any claims or representations made in advertisements in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin. The TooeleAppeal Transcript- Officer Bulletin An ad running a minimum of 8 consecutive issues has the sole authority to edit and locate any classifi ed advertisement as deemed appropriate. Transcript Bulletin3. Publishing Approval Co. reserves of Town * After 20 Words $ 50 $ ** $2.00 per word over 20 words the right to refuse any advertisement. Council Meeting Min- 30¢ per word/issue Bold/boxed ads extra utes dated October 12, 6 25 **No credit for stopped ads. Includes Bold Type 5¢ per word/issue (20 words or less) 4 runs in the Tooele Valley “Extra” All real estate advertised in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which2017 makes it illegal to Boxed ads 50¢ per issue All classifi ed line ads running in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin on Tuesday or Thursday will advertise “any preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, religion, sex or national origin, or any intention4. Check to make Register any such Re- *Includes the Tooele Valley “Extra” and Transcript Bulletin web-site automatically run in the Tooele Valley Extra, a separate publication that is delivered to all preference, limitation or discrimination.” The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin will not knowingly accept any advertisingview for real for estate month which of isOc- nonsubscribers of the Tooele Transcript Bulletin. They will also run on our web-site. in violation of the law. Our readers are informed that all dwellings advertised in this paper are available on an equaltober, opportunity 2017 basis. Classifi ed ad deadlines: Monday 4:45 p.m. for Tuesday edition • Wednesday 4:45 p.m. for Thursday edition 5. Financial Bill Re- view for bills over $1,000.00 for the Services Services Miscellaneous Pets Autos Water Shares Public Notices Public Notices monthPublic of October Notices 2017 Meetings Meetings 6. ReportsMeetings of Municipal Officer, Departments HANDYMAN, snow re- DIAMONDS don't pay DONATE YOUR CAR, 5 ACRE FEET in East PUBLIC NOTICE AGENDA and Committees RUSH Jeramiah’s moval, leaf cleanup, retail! Large selec- TRUCK OR BOAT Erda (East of Drou- The agenda for the Notice is given that the A. Mayor Report LAKE snowblower sales tion, high quality. Bri- TO HERITAGE FOR bay Road, $9,500 Tooele County Com- Stockton Town Council (1) Parks KENNELS. and repair, any kind dal sets, wedding THE BLIND. Free 3 obo per acre foot. mission meeting to be will hold a regular (2) Sod Farm WINDOW Dog & Cat boarding, of handyman work, bands. Everything Day Vacation, Tax Call 435-830-2426 held November 1, meeting on Thursday, (3) Roads obedience training. yard work. Residen- wholesale! Rocky Deductible, Free 2017 at 7:00 p.m., will November 9, 2017 (4) Garbage-Republic Call (435)882-5266 CLEANINGLLC tial and business. Call Mtn. Diamond Co. Towing, All Paper- GRANTSVILLE IRRI- be posted on the promptly at 7:00 PM in Service Proposal rushlakekennels.co J i m m y a t S.L.C. work Taken Care Of. GATION shares county website at the Town Council (5) Water-Water Treat- m (435)228-8561 1-800-396-6948 CALL $5400 per share. Mi- (http://www.co.tooele.u Chambers at the ment Plant Update 1-800-360-4120 chael 801-870-8085 t.us/clerk.htm, click on Stockton Town Hall 18 DISH TV. 190 chan- (6) Sewer HANSON & SONS [email protected] “Tooele County Com- N. Johnson Street, nels. $49.99/mo. for SELL YOUR CAR or B. Town Council Re- Full service professional handyman home re- Livestock m mission Meetings” and Stockton, Utah. In 24 mos. Ask About boat in the classi- port: councilman Tho- window cleaning. Call to pairs, basements, on the public notice compliance with the Exclusive Dish Fea- fieds. Call 882-0050 mas; Councilman Kar- schedule a free estimate. siding, roofing, decks, GRANTSVILLE ONLY! website American Disabilities tures like SlingÆ and HAY FOR sale $7 a or visit www.tooele- jola; Councilwoman tile, small jobs. Very Culinary water to (http://www.utah.gov/p Act, any individual who the HopperÆ. PLUS b a l e c a l l transcript. com Bori; Councilwoman reasonable, local build your home 8 mn/index.html) . Cop- may need special ac- 435.840.4773 HighSpeed Internet, 435-830-3431 McAfee Tooele. Jef f VINTAGE 1987 Lin- shares at $10,000 ies may also be ob- commodations includ- $14.95/mo. (Availabil- C. Police Report- 435-775-1445 coln Continental Bill e a c h c a l l tained at the County ing auxiliary communi- ity and Restrictions Travis Romney, Chief Sporting Blass Edition 65,000 435-512-7873 or Clerk's Office, County cative and services ALTERATIONS HOME REPAIRS ex- apply.) TV for Less, of Police Goods original miles, good 435-850-0507 Health Department, during this meeting pert. Doors, knobs, Not Less TV! D. Fire Department- condition, $4,200 Transcript Bulletin, shall notify the Town and AWARD trim, baseboards, 1-866-360-6959 Justin Huffman, Fire FOR SALE treadmill O B O c a l l Public Notices Tooele County Senior Clerk at (435) C hief/ Jonatha n WINNING mouldings, drywall re- powertrail 1-HP-At pairs, texturing, 435-249-1094 Meetings Center, Grantsville 882-3877 at least 24 Thatcher, Assistant 5MPH Biomix prog- City Hall, Grantsville hours prior to the Fire Chief TAILORING caulking, weather- mable automatic proofing, framing, Lung Cancer? 60 or Apartments Deadline for public Senior Center and meeting. The order of E. Planning Commis- by Older? If So, You and power off asking $50 notices is 4 p.m. the Wendover Senior Cen- Agenda Items may be sion home updating and or offer call 840-0256 for Rent renovations and Your Family may Be day prior to publica- ter. changed if deemed ap- F. Attorney-Mr. Bell, Entitled To A Signifi- or see at 784 Oquirrh tion. Public notices Marilyn K. Gillette, propriate by the Mayor Stockton Town Attor- KATHY much more. Small Ave. jobs okay. Call cant Cash Award. Tooele Gateway submitted past the T ooele Count y or Town Council. Time ney JONES S h a n e ( 4 3 5 ) Call 888-737-1846 To SELLING YOUR Apartments deadline will not be Clerk/Auditor limits, if any listed for 6. Unfinished Business Learn More. No Risk, mountain bike? Ad- accepted. (Published in the Tran- Agenda items are ap- 7. Closed Meeting- Ex- 840-0344. 2 AND 3bdrm apartments 882-6605 No Money Out of vertise it in the classi- UPAXLP script Bulletin Novem- proximate and may be ecutive session pursu- PRIVATE TUTOR- Pocket fieds. Call 882-0050 behind Super ber 2, 2017) accerlarated or de- ant to one or more pro- ING. I am a certified Wal-Mart. Swimming NOTICE TO WATER METAL ROOF/WALL www.tooele tran- layed. visions of the Open ELECTRICIAN/ teacher with 20yrs script.com pool, hot tub, exercise USERS PUBLIC NOTICE Town Council Meet- and Public Meetings HANDYMAN residen- experience. All The applications below TOWN OF RUSH Panels, Pre-engi- room, playground, full ing Agenda Thurs- Act; tial/ commercial elec- ages/ subjects. Call clubhouse. were filed with the Di- VALLEY PLANNING day, November 9, a. Discussion of the trical installs & re- Angela for free as- neered Metal Build- Personals vision of Water Rights COMMISSION ings. Mill prices for 2017 7:00 PM character, professional pairs, remodeling, sessment Tooele Gateway in Tooele County. Please take notice that Pledge of Allegiance competence, or physi- painting, plumbing! (435)882-2733 sheeting coil are at a Apartments These are informal the regular Rush Val- *ADOPTION:* Roll Call: Mayor Mark cal or mental health of Dale 435-843-7693 (435)496-0590 4 year low. You get proceedings per Rule ley Planning Commis- the savings. 17 Col- Author/Fiction Writer (435)843-4400 Whitney Kendall,Tho- an individual; 801-865-1878 Li- R655-6-2. Protests sion Meeting sched- mas- Councilman, RAIN GUTTERS, ors prime material, (works from home), b. Strategy session to censed, insured. Ma- concerning an applica- uled for Wednesday, Thomas Karjola- seamless, aluminum, cut to your exact Sing-a-longs & Out- discuss colective bar- jor credit cards ac- tion must be legibly November 8, 2017 at Councilman, Judy all colors, leaf protec- length. CO Building door Fun await baby. gaining; cepted! SETTLEMENT CAN- written or typed, con- 7:00 p.m. has been Bori- Councilwoman, tion. Siding & roofing Systems Expenses Paid c. Strategy session to YON APARTMENTS tain the name and cancelled due to no Jill McAffee- Council- FALL LEAF clean up repair. Licensed and 1-800-COBLDGS *1-800-379-8418* discuss pending or 2 & 3 bedroom apts. mailing address of the agenda items. woman reasonably imminent and hauled away. Irri- insured, free esti- (ucan)2of4 Prices starting at protesting party, DATED this 1st day of ation, power-raking, Public Comments: litigation; mates. Moving Out of State? Meet singles right now! $840/mo. Call Dan- STATE THE APPLI- November, 2017 and tilling. Top soil, Tooele County Sheriff d. Stategy session to (435)841-4001 We Will Match or No paid operators, ielle (435)882-6112 CATION NUMBER Amie Russell sand, manure, deliv- Report discuss the purchase, Beat Any Price Guar- just real people like for info. PROTESTED, CITE Rush Valley Town ered. Call Seasonal SELLING YOUR Action Items exchange, or lease of anteed! Prices Start you. Browse greet- REASONS FOR THE Clerk/Recorder Services HOME? Advertise it 1. Toys for Tots Pres- real property including at Only $799. Quality ings, exchange mes- PROTEST, and RE- T own Website : 435-850-2909 in the classifieds. Call Homes for entation water rights or water 882-0050 or visit Moving Companies sages and connect Rent QUEST A HEARING, www.rushvalleytown.c 2. Approval to hire an shares; BECOME A SUB- www.tooeletran Only. CALL Long Dis- live. Try it free. Call if desired. Also, A $15 om Appeal Officer e. Strategy Session to SCRIBER. 882-0050 tance Movers for now: 800-359-2796 FEE MUST BE IN- (Published in the Tran- 3. Approval of Town discuss the sale of real script.com WHY RENT When F R E E Q u o t e CLUDED FOR EACH script Bulletin Novem- Council Meeting Min- property, including wa- You Can Buy? Zero 1-877-703-3816 APPLICATION PRO- ber 2, 2017) utes dated October 12, ter rights or shares; Help Wanted down & Low In- TESTED. Protests SELL YOUR CAR or 2017 f. Discussion regarding SELL YOUR computer come programs, 1st must be filed with the boat in the classi- 4. Check Register Re- deployment of security in the classifieds. Call time & Single par- Division of Water Drive Dedicated & fieds. Call 882-0050 view for month of Oc- personnel, devices or 882-0050 or visit ent programs, Rights, PO Box GET PAID! Sign-On or visit www.tooele- tober, 2017 systems; www.tooeletranscript. Berna Sloan (435) 146300, Salt Lake Bonus, Orientation! transcript. com or 5. Financial Bill Re- g. Investigative pro- com 840-5029 Group 1 City, UT 84114-6300, All Miles, Stops! e-mail your ad to view for bills over ceedings regarding al- or by hand delivery to UTA FLEET Benefits, Bonuses, 3BDRM 1BTH with ga- tbp@tooeletranscript. $1,000.00 for the legations of criminal Furniture & a Division office during Referral, Mileage, rage and shed in com month of October 2017 misconduct; and/or MAINTENANCE Appliances Fuel & More! Stockton. $750 de- normal business hours BECOME A SUB- 6. Reports of Municipal h. Discussion of pro- No-Touch, Weekly posit, $970/mo. on or before NOVEM- SCRIBER. 882-0050 Officer, Departments tected procurement is- DIVISION OF AGING NORTH VALLEY Ap- Settlements! 1yr (435)830-4391 BER 29, 2017. Please and Committees sues, including pro- pliance. Washers/ visit A. Mayor Report tected trade secrets. STARTING SALARY: $12.55 - $15.25 HOURLY CDL-A: ERDA 4BDRM 3bth dryers refrigerators, waterrights.utah.gov or (1) Parks Resume Open Meet- DOQ 877-801-7084 home w/garage. Wa- freezers, stoves. call (801)538-7240 for (2) Sod Farm ing-Announcement of STATUS: HALF-TIME W/ FRINGE BENEFITS (20- FOUR CORNERS ter, sewage provided. $149-$399 full war- additional information. (3) Roads purpose (s) of closed 29 HRS A WEEK) HEALTHCARE You pay gas, electric. ranty. Complete re- NEW (4) Garbage-Republic meeting No smoking or pets. CLOSING DATE: NOVEMBER 2, 2017 @ 5:00 PM pair service. Satis- APPLICATION(S) Service Proposal 8. Adjourn: seeks Respiratory References re- THIS IS A GRANT FUNDED POSITION faction guaranteed. 15-5411 (A81001): (5) Water-Water Treat- Final action may be Therapist to serve quested. Rent month Parts for all brands. Daniel and Heather ment Plant Update taken in relation to any Four Corners area, to month. Available The Opportunity (435)830-3225. Voss propose(s) using (6) Sewer topic listed on the paying $35-40 hr. November 1st, Tooele County Aging Services is looking for a 2.14 ac-ft from ground- B. Town Council Re- agenda including with- Send resume to trav- $1000/deposit, hard-working professional to fill the duties of Garage, Yard water (6 miles W of port: councilman Tho- out limitation, adop- [email protected] $1450/month. Call UTA Fleet Maintenance. This candidate would Rush Valley) for IRRI- mas; Councilman Kar- tion, rejection, and Sales or call 435-678-2194. Amanda perform maintenance functions for the UTA GATION; STOCKWA- Soldjola; Councilwomanfor amendment, addition (435)830-8622 Transportation Division and will serve as back HAVING A GARAGE GRAPHIC DE- TERING. Bori; Councilwoman of conditions, and up driver for all positions qualified to drive. SALE? Advertise it in SIGNER; familiar w/ WHY RENT when you 15-5413 (A81009): McAfee variation of options Performs standard pre-trip/post trip vehicle the classifieds. Call photoshop, adobe, il- can buy? $2000 a Floyd E. Ahlstrom pro- C. Police Report- discussed. inspections. Checks oil, gas, tires, battery, all 882-0050 lustrator, in design. month & good credit pose(s) using 0.73 Travis Romney, Chief By: Diana Marks Must work 10am-6pm could get you a home ac-ft from groundwater Topof Police Dollar!Town Clerk fluid levels, cleans the windshield, and attends TOOELE, 646 S Cole- M-F some Saturdays w/Zero Down. Call (Rush Valley man, Saturday , D. Fire Department- (Published in the Tran- to the bus, vans and cars submitted to the in Grantsville. Call Jill Berna 435-840-5029 area) for STOCKWA- 9am-1pm. Estate Justin Huffman, Fire script Bulletin Novem- maintenance shop for all repairs and mainte- at 435-830-4150 to Group 1 Real Estate. TERING; DOMESTIC. sale. Small appli- Chief/ Jonathan ber 2, 2017) nance. Diagnoses causes of mechanical prob- schedule an inter- CHANGE APPLICA- ances, kitchen items, Thatcher, Assistant lems. Uses and maintains a variety of hand and view. TION(S) tools, parts for electri- I receivedFire Chief 9 Offers power tools. Required to track maintenance, Homes 15-3238 (a43027): E. Planning Commis- equipment, parts and service on a personal cal, plumbing, wood- SEEKING DIRECT Scott L. Droubay pro- working, furniture. care Staff for a dis- sion computer program. pose(s) using 0.015 within a WeekF. Attorney-Mr. and put Bell, the Home abled adult in Grants- $$SAVE MONEY cfs or 1.842 ac-ft from ville. Training will be Stockton Town Attor- MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Pets Search Bank & groundwater and Under Contractney for $8,000 over List provided. Call Kelly H U D h o m e s spring (East Erda) for Grade 12: ($12.55) (801)792-2146 for 6. Unfinished Business www.Tooele Bank- IRRIGATION; STOCK- 7. Closed Meeting- Ex- • Two (2) years of technical school or college more information. Homes.com Berna Price and Closed within 45 days, Pampered Pet Re- WATERING; DOMES- ecutive session pursu- level studies in mechanics, plus four (4) years Sloan (435) sort TIC. ant to one or more pro- of experience related to required duties in 840-5029 Group 1 15-632 (a43028): HAPPYvisions ofSELLERS! the Open mechanic and fleet management. Quality pet care for Wanted over 30 years. SELLING YOUR Droubay Farms, Inc. and Public Meetings OR Dog & Cat boarding HOME? Advertise it propose(s) using 0.04 Act; I PAY ABOVE pawn • Six (6) years of responsible experience 435-884-3374 in the classifieds. Call cfs or 2.99 ac-ft from a. Discussion of the shop offers for gold performing related duties in mechanic and fleet pamperedpetresort.com 882-0050 or visit groundwater and I WILL GETcharacter, YOU professional TOP DOLLAR and precious metals. management; www.tooeletran spring (Near Erda) for competence, or physi- GOT AN OLDER CAR, This includes broken IRRIGATION; STOCK- OR script.com FORcal orYOUR mental healthHOME! of VAN OR SUV? Do or unwanted jewelry, WATERING; DOMES- an individual; • An equivalent combination of education and the humane thing. dental gold, as well TIC. b. Strategy session to experience. Donate it to the Hu- as gold & silver coins. Mobile Homes 15-5412 (a43041): It Matters a discussGreat colective Deal bar-How It’s Sold, mane Society. Call Call or text Grade 15: ($14.52) Robert Gilgen, Stans- gaining; 1-800-849-1593 (801)330-8155 after bury Park Improve- When It’s Soldc. Strategy and session Who to you Get to • All above requirements plus Maintaining a 6pm. BARGAIN! 1300 sqft ment Distric t HAVING A yard sale? mobile home on its discuss pending or class “C” commercial CDL Utah Driver’s License BECOME A SUB- propose(s) using 2.0 Advertise in the Tran- own lage lot. Pitched Negotiate onreasonably Your Behalf imminent and Protect with passenger endorsement. script SCRIBER. 882-0050 ac-ft from groundwater litigation; roof, vinyl (Stansbury Park) for REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES: windows/siding. you in d.the Stategy Selling session Process. to MUNICIPAL: In Stans- discuss the purchase, Working knowledge of mechanical and electric Needs floor cover- bury Park Improve- ings, paint, and TLC. exchange, or lease of practices and techniques; advanced knowledge ment District. real property including of safety practices while working in or around Cash buyers only CHANGE APPLICA- $80,000. water rights or water light and heavy maintenance equipment. Must TION(S) List your homeshares; here, give me a call! possess a valid Utah driver’s license with no (435)882-4258 15-5410 (a42985): (435)849-1146 e. Strategy Session to DUI’s/ARR’s in the past five (5) years and no Sarah B. Austin and discuss the sale of real more than two (2) moving violations within Michael R. Austin pro- property, including wa- the past 24 months. Must successfully pass a Water Shares pose(s) using 1.0 ac-ft ter rights or shares; background check and pre-hiring drug screen- from groundwater f. Discussion regarding (West of Grantsville) ing and continuous random drug screening. deployment of security 10.364 ACRE FEET in for IRRIGATION; DO- personnel,For devices any or of your Tooele City, $8,500 MESTIC. systems; NowNow AcceptingAccepting Applications Applications per acre foot. Call Kent L. Jones, P.E. g. Investigativereal estate pro- For a complete job description or an NowNow RentingRenting 435-830-2426 STATE ENGINEER ceedings needs,regarding al- call application please visit IncomeIncomeIncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply ApplyApply 11 ACRE FT East (Published in the Tran- legations of criminal http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html ExclusivelyRental assistance for Seniors may be Erda Water Shares script Bulletin Novem- misconduct;Shane and/or Bergen Applications must be submitted to ExclusivelyRental assistance for Seniors may be for sale $8500 each ber 2 & 9, 2017) h. Discussion of pro- Tooele County Human Resource Office, available.available.Pet Friendly CallCall for for details details or 8000 if all are pur- tected procurement is- Pet Friendly SELL YOUR com- sues, including pro- Rm 308, 47 South Main Street, Tooele chased together puter in the classi- Or email to [email protected] 435.843.0717 Travis 801-201-9280 tected trade secrets. Call for435.843.0717 details fieds. Call 882-0050 Resume Open Meet- Call for details BECOME A SUB- or visit www.tooele- 435-840-0344 EEO Employer TDD 800.735.2900 435.843.0717 SCRIBER. 882-0050 ing-Announcement of 435.843.0717TDD 800.735.2900 transcript. com purpose (s) of closed meeting 8. Adjourn: Final action may be taken in relation to any topic listed on the agenda including with- out limitation, adop- tion, rejection, and amendment, addition of conditions, and variation of options discussed. By: Diana Marks Town Clerk (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin Novem- ber 2, 2017) AGENDA Notice is given that the Stockton Town Council will hold a regular meeting on Thursday, November 9, 2017 promptly at 7:00 PM in the Town Council Chambers at the Stockton Town Hall 18 N. Johnson Street, Stockton, Utah. In compliance with the American Disabilities Act, any individual who may need special ac- commodations includ- ing auxiliary communi- cative and services during this meeting shall notify the Town Clerk at (435) 882-3877 at least 24 hours prior to the meeting. The order of Agenda Items may be changed if deemed ap- propriate by the Mayor or Town Council. Time limits, if any listed for Agenda items are ap- proximate and may be accerlarated or de- layed. Town Council Meet- ing Agenda Thurs- day, November 9, 2017 7:00 PM Pledge of Allegiance Roll Call: Mayor Mark Whitney Kendall,Tho- mas- Councilman, Thomas Karjola- Councilman, Judy Bori- Councilwoman, Jill McAffee- Council- woman Public Comments: Tooele County Sheriff Report Action Items 1. Toys for Tots Pres- entation 2. Approval to hire an Appeal Officer 3. Approval of Town Council Meeting Min- utes dated October 12, 2017 4. Check Register Re- view for month of Oc- tober, 2017 5. Financial Bill Re- view for bills over $1,000.00 for the month of October 2017 6. Reports of Municipal Officer, Departments and Committees A. Mayor Report (1) Parks (2) Sod Farm (3) Roads (4) Garbage-Republic Service Proposal (5) Water-Water Treat- ment Plant Update (6) Sewer B. Town Council Re- port: councilman Tho- mas; Councilman Kar- jola; Councilwoman Bori; Councilwoman McAfee C. Police Report- Travis Romney, Chief of Police D. Fire Department- Justin Huffman, Fire Chief/ Jonathan Thatcher, Assistant Fire Chief E. Planning Commis- sion F. Attorney-Mr. Bell, Stockton Town Attor- ney 6. Unfinished Business 7. Closed Meeting- Ex- ecutive session pursu- ant to one or more pro- visions of the Open and Public Meetings Act; a. Discussion of the character, professional competence, or physi- cal or mental health of an individual; b. Strategy session to discuss colective bar- gaining; c. Strategy session to discuss pending or reasonably imminent litigation; d. Stategy session to discuss the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property including water rights or water shares; e. Strategy Session to discuss the sale of real property, including wa- ter rights or shares; f. Discussion regarding deployment of security personnel, devices or systems; g.THURSDAY Investigative November pro- 2, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN C7 ceedings regarding al- legations of criminal misconduct;Public Notices and/or Public Notices Public Notices h. DiscussionMeetings of pro- Miscellaneous Miscellaneous tected procurement is- sues, including pro- NOTICE OF AUC- PUBLIC NOTICE tected trade secrets. TION This notice is to serve Resume Open Meet- Date of Sale:Satur - requirements to notify ing-Announcement of day, November 18, Chad and Natalie Hop- purpose (s) of closed 2017, Time: 10:00 am kins that we are pursu- meeting A-1 SureStor, 11 North ing a lein auction. The 8. Adjourn: 1100 West, Tooele, 1975 Dodge Executive Final action may be UT 84074,(435) motorhome has been You Have Fascinating taken in relation to any 882-7224,www.a1sur- here for one year and topic listed on the estor.com is incurring storage agenda including with- Thisnoticeofauc- space. Chad and Na- out limitation, adop- tionis being given pur- talie are more than tion, rejection, and suant to 38-8 1-5 et al. welcome to pay the amendment, addition Utah Code Annotated. balance owed to Jo- of conditions, and Unit #077 - Amber A n n F l i n k Neighbors! Read Their variation of options Shelton, 583 Sunset 801-915-3930 or pick discussed. Ave, Tooele, UT up the vehicle, if not, it By: Diana Marks 84074 -Household will be sold. Town Clerk goods & furnishings, (Published in the Tran- (Published in the Tran- miscellaneous, all con- script Bulletin October script Bulletin Novem- tents in unit. 12, 19, 26 & Novem- Stories in Every Issue! ber 2, 2017) Unit #167 - Cory Cra- ber 2, 2017) mer, 290 N Main, Ver- INVITATION TO BID SUMMONS FOR non, UT 84080 Tooele City, 90 North PUBLICATION -Household goods & Main, Tooele City, IN THE THIRD DIS- furnishings, miscella- Utah 84074 TRICT JUVENILE neous, all contents in Notice is hereby given COURT AND IN THE- unit. that Tooele City Cor- C O U N T Y O F Unit #103 & 144 - poration (OWNER) will TOOELE, STATE OF Kevin Van & Amanda accept bids for the UTAH Aviles, 11132 South Dow James Ball Field STATE OF UTAH, in Redwood Road, South Irrigation Renovation the interest of B., J. J o r d a n , U T Project, according to 08/10/2010, Case No:, 84095-Household Drawings and Specifi- 1141937 goods & furnishings, cations prepared by TO: GARIS BRYAN, miscellaneous, all con- G.P.S. Golf As-Built THE FATHER OF THE tents in unit. Design, L.L.C., and CHILD, Unit #109 - Troy described in general A proceeding concern- Scott, 628 6th St, as: ing the above child is T o o e l e , U T Work of this Construc- pending in this Court 84074-Household tion Contract com- and adjudication will goods & furnishings, prises installation of a be made which may miscellaneous, all con- new irrigation system include the permanent tents in unit. within the existing Dow termination of your pa- Unit #123 - Nancy James Ball Field. rental rights. Your fail- Chantell, 999 S Main Separate sealed bids ure to appear may re- St, #1504, Salt Lake will be received by the sult in the termination City, UT 84111 OWNER in Room 227, of your parental rights -Household goods & of the Tooele City Mu- by default. furnishings, miscella- nicipal Offices located You are hereby sum- neous, all contents in at 90 North Main, moned to appear be- unit. Tooele, Utah 84074 fore this Court for a Unit #126 - Douglas until 4 PM on Monday PRETRIAL scheduled Kendrick, 744 N 100 November 6, 2017, for DECEMBER 14, E, Apt 219, Tooele, and then at said office 2017 at 9:20 a.m. and UT 84074-House - publicly opened and a TRIAL scheduled for hold goods & furnish- read aloud. DECEMBER 21, 2017 ings, miscellaneous, Project Specifications at 3:20 p.m. in the all contents in unit. will be issued in digital courtroom of Judge Unit #137 - Jason Kib- format (PDF), and may Elizabeth M. Knight lo- bee, 130 E Vine, be obtained by con- cated at 74, SOUTH T o o e l e , U T tacting Tooele City 100 EAST, TOOELE, 84074-Household Parks Department, 90 UTAH. goods & furnishings, North Main, Tooele, DATED THIS 23rd day miscellaneous, all con- Utah 84074 beginning of October 2017. tents in unit. on October 26, 2017 MICHAEL MCDON- (Published in the Tran- during office hours ALD script Bulletin Novem- from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 Assistant Attorney ber 2, 2017) p.m. by calling (435) General 843-2140. All Bidders NOTICE OF NORTH (Published in the Tran- must register with the TOOELE FIRE PRO- script Bulletin October City in order to be con- TECTION SERVICE 26, November 2, 9 & sidered for Award of DISTRICT BOARD 16, 2017) Bid. MEMBER VACANCY SUMMONS FOR Bid security in the The North Tooele Fire PUBLICATION amount of 5% of the Protection Service Dis- IN THE THIRD DIS- base bid will be re- trict has a vacancy on TRICT JUVENILE quired to accompany the Board of Trustees. COURT AND IN THE- bids. The Board will select a C O U N T Y O F All communication replacement to serve TOOELE, STATE OF relative to the Project the unexpired term UTAH shall be directed to through December 31, STATE OF UTAH, in Brian Roth, Parks and 2019. Any candidate the interest of B., J. Recreation Director, must maintain a pri- 08/10/2010, Case No:, prior to the opening of mary residence within 1141937 bids at: the North Tooele Fire T O : K A T H Y TOOELE CITY COR- District and remain a CROSSLEY, THE PORATION registered voter at the MOTHER OF THE 90 North Main location of the resi- CHILD Tooele, Utah 84074 dence. If you have A proceeding concern- Telephone: (435) questions regarding ing the above child is 843-2140 the boundaries or the pending in this Court Brian Roth, Parks and Board position of the and adjudication will Recreation Director North Tooele Fire Dis- be made which may email: brianr@tooele- trict, you are encour- include the permanent city.org aged to contact the termination of your pa- The OWNER reserves District Administrator rental rights. Your fail- the right to reject any at (435) 882-6730. ure to appear may re- or all bids; or to accept A letter of interest and sult in the termination or reject the whole or a short bio should be of your parental rights any part of any bid; to addressed to Russell by default. award schedules Yates, Board Chair, You are hereby sum- separately or together North Tooele Fire Dis- moned to appear be- to contractors, or to trict, 179 Country Club, fore this Court for a waive any informality Stansbury Park, Utah PRETRIAL scheduled or technicality in any 84074. The deadline for DECEMBER 14, bid in the best interest for receipt of the letter 2017 at 9:20 a.m. and of the City. Only bids and short bio is a TRIAL scheduled for giving a firm quotation Wednesday, Novem- DECEMBER 21, 2017 properly signed will be ber 15, 2017 no later at 3:20 p.m. in the accepted. than 5:00 p.m. courtroom of Judge (Published in the Tran- The letters/bios will be Elizabeth M. Knight lo- script Bulletin October reviewed by the Board cated at 74, SOUTH 26 & November 2, in an open working 100 EAST, TOOELE, 2017) session on November UTAH. 16, 2017 at 6:30 p.m. DATED THIS 23rd day Public Notices at the Stansbury Park of October 2017. Trustees Fire Station located at MICHAEL MCDON- 179 Country Club, ALD Deadline for public Stansbury Park, UT Assistant Attorney notices is 4 p.m. the 84074. Candidates will General day prior to publica- be given the opportu- (Published in the Tran- TOOELE tion. Public notices nity to address the script Bulletin October submitted past the Board during the pub- 26, November 2, 9 & RANSCRIPT deadline will not be lic comment section of 16, 2017) T accepted. this meeting. The posi- UPAXLP tion will be appointed during the Board meet- Public Notices ing that night at 7:30 Reach p.m. or as soon after ULLETIN Water User at the same location. B Every (Published in the Tran- Deadline for public script Bulletin Novem- Household notices is 4 p.m. the ber 2,7,9,14 & 16, day prior to publica- 2017) in the tion. Public notices submitted past the PUBLIC NOTICE Tooele deadline will not be Notice is hereby given Valley! accepted. that on September 28, UPAXLP 2 0 1 7 , R A N D Y We’re Your HAUSER filed a Peti- TOOELE t i o n f o r TRANSCRIPT Public Notices BULLETIN Miscellaneous Guardianship,which is c a s e n u m - TOTAL MARKET Deadline for public ber173300109. A COVERAGE PLAN notices is 4 p.m. the copy of the petition is Hometown! day prior to publica- on file with the clerk of tion. Public notices the court andmay be Advertising submitted past the reviewed upon re- 882-0050 deadline will not be quest.The petition has accepted. been set for hearing at UPAXLP the TOOELECOURTS C O M P L E X , 7 4 SUBSCRIBE TODAY DEADLINES FOR SOUTH 100 EAST, classifieds ads are TOOELE, UTAH, on Opinions M o n d a y a n d November 13,2017, at Shared Freely. Wednesdays by 4:45 01:30 o'clock p.m. in p.m. (Yours and Ours.) HAVE A good idea for Room 221 Before 435.882.0050 a story? Call the Judge: ROB- Transcript and let us ERTADKINS. Open Forum know 882-0050. (Published in the Tran- Every Tuesday script Bulletin October SELL YOUR car in the 19, 26 & November 2, TOOELETRANSCRIPT TooeleOnline.com Transcript Bulletin 2017) BULLETIN Classified section. C8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY November 2, 2017

are administering the medica- your child. ing, I typically find that by days the procedure should my child follow-up appointment? Surgery tion accurately and completely. two and three, parents report stop eating or drinking? • Do you offer an antibiotic continued from page C5 However, ENT doctors now How will ear tube surgery their child is back to enjoying • How soon will I be able to treatment option that you give have an alternative treatment affect my child? their normal activities and are join my child after surgery? during ear tube surgery so I option available, where the pre- Once the middle ear is rid satisfied with the surgery.” If • How soon can my child don’t have to give ear drops at can come with challenges. Dr. scription antibiotic is actually of excess fluid, your child may your child’s ENT recommends take a bath or go swimming? home? Bridge states that many parents placed in the middle ear at the become more sensitive to noise. ear tube surgery this cold and • Are there any particular For more information about call or return at a post-op visit time of ear tube surgery. If your “But it’s important to remember flu season, here is a quick list activities my child should avoid a single-dose antibiotic given expressing difficulties admin- ENT is recommending ear tube children are resilient,” said Dr. of questions to ask your doctor after surgery? For how long? to your child during surgery, istering the eardrops along surgery, see if this antibiotic Bridge. “While you may notice before surgery: • How soon after surgery ask your child’s doctor or visit with the uncertainty that they treatment may be an option for a change in your child’s hear- • How many hours before will we need to schedule a www.thestruggleisreal.com.

Official Ballot for Grantsville City Municipal General Election OFFICIAL NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION November 7, 2017 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO QUALIFIED REGISTERED ELECTORS, THAT A GENERAL ELECTION WILL BE CONDUCTED IN TOOELE COUNTY, UTAH

Grantsville City Recorder TUESDAY, November 7, 2017 INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for the candidate of your choice, completely darken the OVAL next to the candidate's name. To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, darken the OVAL next to "Write-In" and write in the candidate's name on the Write-in line. Use ballpoint pen with dark ink (not red). All distinguishing marks or Polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. erasures are forbidden and make the ballot void. If you tear, deface, or wrongly mark this ballot, contact the County Clerk's office or Poll Worker. VOTE LIKE THIS: VALID VOTER IDENTIFICATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL VOTERS GRANTSVILLE CITY MAYOR OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR (Vote for ONE) THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TOOELE POLLING LOCATIONS/PRECINCT LIST - 2017 4 YEAR TERM COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, UTAH Tooele County Bldg. Auditorium 47 So. Main, Tooele, Utah MIKE COLSON SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED LOCAL LEVY TAX ELECTION BRENT K. MARSHALL Tooele National Guard Armory 16 So. First St. Tooele, Utah NOVEMBER 7, 2017 GRANTSVILLE CITY COUNCIL Middle Canyon Elementary 751 E. 1000 N, . Tooele, Utah (Vote for up to Two) 4 YEAR TERM Overlake Elementary School 2052 No. 170 W., Tooele, Utah Business Administrator DEREK DALTON PROPOSITION #1 Dow James Building 350 W. 4th No. Tooele, Utah SCOTT STICE (Vote for ONE) Settlement Canyon Elementary 935 W. Timpie Rd. Tooele, Utah MEGAN BAKER Shall the Board of Education of Tooele County TOM TRIPP School District, Utah, be authorized to levy annually for the purpose of maintaining a state- Grantsville Fire Station 26 N. Center St. Grantsville, Utah supported voted local levy a special tax at the rate of an additional .001 per dollar of the taxable Stansbury Park High School 5300 N. Aberdeen Ln. Stansbury Park, Utah value of the taxable property within the District, in addition to all other taxes levied or imposed on such property within the District? TOOELE COUNTY RESIDENTS MAY VOTE AT ANY OF THE POLLING LOCATIONS FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED For a map showing the location of any of the listed polling locations please go to the Clerk’s website at http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/clerk/maps.htm LOCAL LEVY TAX AGAINST THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED Marilyn K. Gillette, Tooele County Clerk/Auditor LOCAL LEVY TAX

OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR Official Ballot for Official Ballot for STANSBURY PARK Tooele City Municipal General Election Stockton Town Municipal General Election NOVEMBER 7, 2017 November 7, 2017 November 7, 2017 INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for the candidate of your choice, completely darken the OVAL next to the candidate's name. To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, darken the OVAL next to "Write-In" and FRONT Card 1 SEQ# 22 write in the candidate's name on the Write-in line. Use ballpoint pen with dark ink (not red). All distinguishing marks or Stockton Town Clerk erasures are forbidden and make the ballot void. If you tear, deface, or wrongly mark this ballot, contact the County INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for the candidate of your choice, completely darken the OVAL next to the Clerk's office or Poll Worker. VOTE LIKE THIS: candidate's name. To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, darken the OVAL next to "Write-In" and Tooele City Recorder write in the candidate's name on the Write-in line. Use ballpoint pen with dark ink (not red). All distinguishing marks or INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for the candidate of your choice, completely darken the OVAL next to the erasures are forbidden and make the ballot void. If you tear, deface, or wrongly mark this ballot, contact the County candidate's name. To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, darken the OVAL next to "Write-In" and Clerk's office or Poll Worker. VOTE LIKE THIS: STANSBURY PARK STANSBURY RECREATION SERVICE write in the candidate's name on the Write-in line. Use ballpoint pen with dark ink (not red). All distinguishing marks or IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT AREA erasures are forbidden and make the ballot void. If you tear, deface, or wrongly mark this ballot, contact the County Clerk's office or Poll Worker. (Vote for up to TWO) VOTE LIKE THIS: STOCKTON TOWN MAYOR OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR 4 YEAR TERM (Vote for One) THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TOOELE District Manager 4 Year Term ROBERT R. NORMAN TOOELE CITY MAYOR OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, UTAH STANSBURY PARK IMPROVEMENT STEVEN BLAKE (Vote for ONE) THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TOOELE MARK W. WHITNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED LOCAL LEVY 4 YEAR TERM TAX ELECTION DISTRICT CASSANDRA ARNELL COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, UTAH STOCKTON TOWN COUNCIL NOVEMBER 7, 2017 (Vote for up to TWO) MICHAEL R. JOHNSON STEVE PRUDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED LOCAL LEVY (Vote for up to TWO) TAX ELECTION 4 Year Term 4 YEAR TERM OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR DEBBIE WINN NOVEMBER 7, 2017 THOMAS F. PARKER THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TOOELE TOOELE CITY COUNCIL VICKI L. NASH Business Administrator J. ROBERT SHIELDS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, UTAH (Vote for up to TWO) PROPOSITION #1 SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED LOCAL LEVY 4 YEAR TERM KELLY WARDELL Business Administrator JOE JOHNSTON (Vote for ONE) TAX ELECTION PROPOSITION #1 Shall the Board of Education of Tooele County STANSBURY SERVICE AGENCY NOVEMBER 7, 2017 JEFFERY P. SAUNDERS (Vote for ONE) NANDO MELI JR. School District, Utah, be authorized to levy MELODI M. GOCHIS annually for the purpose of maintaining a state- RUSTY THOMAS Shall the Board of Education of Tooele County supported voted local levy a special tax at the School District, Utah, be authorized to levy District Clerk Business Administrator SCOTT WARDLE rate of an additional .001 per dollar of the taxable annually for the purpose of maintaining a state- PROPOSITION #1 Write-in value of the taxable property within the District, in supported voted local levy a special tax at the rate addition to all other taxes levied or imposed on (Vote for ONE) STANSBURY GREENBELT SERVICE AREA of an additional .001 per dollar of the taxable such property within the District? (Vote for up to TWO) Shall the Board of Education of Tooele County value of the taxable property within the District, in addition to all other taxes levied or imposed on 4 YEAR TERM School District, Utah, be authorized to levy FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED such property within the District? annually for the purpose of maintaining a state- LOCAL LEVY TAX AARON L. SPILKER supported voted local levy a special tax at the BRENDA SPEARMAN rate of an additional .001 per dollar of the taxable FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED AGAINST THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED GARY JENSEN value of the taxable property within the District, in LOCAL LEVY TAX LOCAL LEVY TAX addition to all other taxes levied or imposed on GEORGE R. CANNON such property within the District? AGAINST THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED LOCAL LEVY TAX FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED LOCAL LEVY TAX

AGAINST THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED Elk Ln LOCAL LEVY TAX Paint Horse Cv ERD-02:3

1200 West

Airport Rd Tooele Polling Locations

LiddellLn 30 E lee Ct n rin L y Palmer Rd2280 W B

Evans Way 2140 W Utah StateHighway 36 r r FRONT Card 3 SEQ# 27 Erda Way 4000 FRONTNORTH Card 2 SEQ#Erda1 Way 4000 NORTH Rose Springs Rd Erda Way 4000 NORTH FRONT Card 4 SEQ# 34 e b

w o tc03642 R OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR P o le THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, UTAH L i Ros n 2125 West µ House Dist 68 e R

SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED LOCAL LEVY TAX ELECTION e Country Ln d

S

p

d Droubay Rd 1200 E NOVEMBER 7, 2017 r

i R

n

g s f

s f

Utah StateHighway 36

u

R l

B d

ERD-01:1 3560 North h ERD-02:2 r

r i Cimmarron Way 3500 NORTH u Business Administrator q O 3460 North r P e o

1200 West l w e o L ERD-02:1 L in e R d

PROPOSITION #1 Polling Location Corner Canyon Rd Ru P n Hidden Peak Rd off R r d

o

(Vote for ONE) n

Overlake Elementary School g B

h r 1200 West

o o

r n

Shall the Board of Education of Tooele County n z 2052 No.d 170 West e R R w

d School District, Utah, be authorized to levy e o rs o

Tooele, Utah d u Utah StateHighway 36 Co f C annually for the purpose of maintaining a state- ol G ir r supported voted local levy a special tax at the rate D L Droubay Rd 1200 E i Brookfield Ave d n o k o of an additional .001 per dollar of the taxable s

w G

h

o c value of the taxable property within the District, in r l f u C h

o addition to all other taxes levied or imposed on C

u

r

s such property within the District? e 1200 West

R SR 36

d FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED

LOCAL LEVY TAX Mountain Rd Glen 8 Droubay Rd 1200 E

400 East 4 2400 North 2400 North 2400 North 2400 North tc0 3 6 AGAINST THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED

540 East LOCAL LEVY TAX

2200 North

Churchwood Dr 400 East

Unknown T-15 nm90West Main St Droubay Rd 1200 E

Unknown 2000 North Pine Canyon Rd Pine Canyon Rd G-03:2 Berra Blvd Pine Canyon Rd P Polling Location 1910 North ine C Sp anyo rin n R g d 80 East M Dow James Building� e

Walker Ln 70West ad 170 170 West o

Unknown Official Ballot for w S Polling Location 350 W. 4th No. Main St p D Unknown ri n r Rush Valley Town Municipal General Election Unknown g M Middle Canyon Elementary Tooele, Utah ea 400 West dow Dr 180 East 751 E. 1000 No. State Highway 112 Alley November 7, 2017 Unknown Unknown T-14 30 West 1480 North n T-13 L Tooele, Utah ix Blue Peak Dr o

r 1370 North c

a T-12

r L D s Rush Valley Town Clerk/Recorder k

Unknown n ra F SR 112 Unknown

r

nm Ericson RdD Senate Dist 12 k INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for the candidate of your choice, completely darken the OVAL next to the a State Highway 112 State Highway 112 1000 North Droubay Rd 900 E e 112 lue P candidate's name. To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, darken the OVAL next to "Write-In" and R 970 North B write in the candidate's name on the Write-in line. Use ballpoint pen with dark ink (not red). All distinguishing marks or S

600 West 910 North 520 East Utah Ave erasures are forbidden and make the ballot void. If you tear, deface, or wrongly mark this ballot, contact the County 730 West T-16 650 East T-11

1380 East 1480 East LINC:1 Clerk's office or Poll Worker. VOTE LIKE THIS: Unknown

MainSt 810 North Alfred Dr Utah Ave Rogers St 100 East T-10 740 North 750 North T-09 650 North 670 North 700 North 670 North

TOWN OF RUSH VALLEY MAYOR OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR James Way 700 West

(Vote for ONE) 600 North 100 West Ericson Rd

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TOOELE 1000 West 4 Year Term Mckellar St Broadway 580 North

Ash St NelsonAve COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, UTAH 500 North FRONT Card 5 SEQ# 33 100 East 500 North Smelter Rd Smelter Rd SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED LOCAL LEVY T-18 nm 270 EAST BRIAN L. JOHNSON 425 North

400 North MainSt TAX ELECTION House Dist 21 400 North 400 North TOWN OF RUSH VALLEY COUNCIL Salton St

NOVEMBER 7, 2017 Noble Rd d Griffith St Overland Rd (Vote for up to Two) Iron St R 1000 West T-07

K Ave d Alley l a 4 Year Term r Garden St T-08 Garnet St J Ave e Utah Ave 200 NORTH T-06

m t

s E FourthSt 180 North

a

E Business Administrator Industrial Loop Rd WILLIAM DEE HARDING 400 West

0

Second St I Ave Halite St 0

1

1100 West Polling Location

PinehurstAve LACEY RUSSELL BURROWS PROPOSITION #1 Feldspar St 150 West H Ave I Ave Vine St Vine St 1000 West ColemanSt Vine St nm

SixthSt

270 West MainSt (Vote for ONE) nm FourthSt Tooele National Guard Armory� ALAN DALE ANDERTON t T-05

G Ave S Alberta

n M 16 So. First St. Tooele,s Utah Shall the Board of Education of Tooele County F Ave a 100 South 100 South d E Ave i ll m R

T-17 e T-19 Halite St b x u l D le School District, Utah, be authorized to levy rn o Vista Cir i D 200 South rt p r C 200 South First St R m Fifth St Third St o d C annually for the purpose of maintaining a state- Seventh St RussellAve

1200 West T-04:1 Polling Location lo a

950 West Upland Dr 270 South f supported voted local levy a special tax at the rate f T-02 u d Tooele CountyB Bldg. Auditorium Kira Dr R Crestview Dr 50West

320 West 200 West T of an additional .001 per dollar of the taxable V 370 South y Garden St a Lodestone Way Jake Ct w Garnet St H d 400 West Bro a O 47 So. Main, Tooele, Utah value of the taxable property within the District, in B Avenue Upland Dr T-04:2 M 470 South i dd r Emerald Rd Droubay le addition to all other taxes levied or imposed on y D 500 South 480 South G C le R a B Avenue Skyline Dr I n Polling Locationa Airstrip M y such property within the District? D M o Tule Cir H n 620 South ColemanSt Tamarack Dr 1400 East R IL Settlement Canyon Elementary L d d d Jeep R R R B 700 South T-20 50 West p Haylie Ln D 935 W. Timpie Rd.�Tooele, AUtah Jee FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED v O e a n 770 North 770 North d k u R r LOCAL LEVY TAX p id e Main St T-01 ee g O C J CassityDr d e

H 1050 West nm a Dr V R R Memory Ln n d 690 West y AGAINST THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED V 900 South o H n R LOCAL LEVY TAX O d Cassity Dr d R s Dr V as ity H C

O 970 West Main St 3 Oclock Dr 860 West STK-02:2 M Tooele Blvd id dl e C STANSBURY PARK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT 1220 South anyon R d ATV OHV Rd S et tl em T-21 e n t C Cantone Ave a District Manager SR 36 n y o Minson Ave n

R

d FRONT Card 6 SEQ# 51 Main St INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS: To vote for the candidate of your choice, completely darken the OVAL next to the candidate's name. To vote for a person whose name is not on the ballot, darken the OVAL next to "Write-In" and Commander Blvd T-03:1 write in the candidate's name on the Write-in line. Use ballpoint pen with dark ink (not red). All distinguishing marks or Second Ave erasures are forbidden and make the ballot void. If you tear, deface, or wrongly mark this ballot, contact the County Clerk's office or Poll Worker. VOTE LIKE THIS:

Fifth St Main St STANSBURY PARK IMPROVEMENT OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR Old Army Depot Rd South Mountain Rd DISTRICT THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TOOELE (Vote for up to TWO) COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT, UTAH 4 YEAR TERM SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED LOCAL LEVY

TAX ELECTION Bauer Rd THOMAS F. PARKER NOVEMBER 7, 2017 Utah State Highway 36 Old Bauer Rd d J. ROBERT SHIELDS R x o lc KELLY WARDELL Si

Business Administrator O H SR 36 V Bauer Rd R PROPOSITION #1 d (Vote for ONE) STK-01:2 Senate Dist 17 6 O Shall the Board of Education of Tooele County 3 y H a V Rd School District, Utah, be authorized to levy w h ig annually for the purpose of maintaining a state- H e t a t supported voted local levy a special tax at the rate S h a of an additional .001 per dollar of the taxable t Pros U pec T-03:2 value of the taxable property within the District, in Municipalitiest Rd Prospect Rd addition to all other taxes levied or imposed on such property within the District?

d JeepRd Voting PrecinctsR g inin FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED Æ·3 6 M LOCAL LEVY TAX Utah HouseJeep Rd Dist AGAINST THE SCHOOL DISTRICT VOTED Je ep Rd 0 0.5 1 2 Miles LOCAL LEVY TAX Utah Senate Dist

FRONT Card 7 SEQ# 52