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Stockton residents celebrate See A10 TOOELETRANSCRIPT SERVING TOOELE COUNTY BULLETIN SINCE 1894 THURSDAY August 17, 2017 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 124 No. 23 $1.00 Salty fast cars Bonneville Salt Debbie Winn Steve Pruden Brent Marshall Mike Colson Flats and Speed Week attract racers, visitors from Voters trim around the world MARK WATSON STAFF WRITER Students from ESTACA candidates Engineering School in Paris, France are on the Bonneville Salt Flats hoping to set a new Southern California Timing Association (SCTA) speed for Nov. 7 record for electric streamliners during Speed Week. “This is the first time in the United States for most of us,” said Lormeau Thiabault, who is studying to be an automotive Election Day engineer. He said about 30 students, TIM GILLIE many people cared enough to ages 20-24, helped design their STAFF WRITER vote,” said Winn. “I was over- “Electric Appeal” streamliner Voters in Tooele and whelmed by the support that I during the past three years. Grantsville cities went to the received. I don’t think we have About 18 of them made the polls Tuesday to trim the list of bad candidates, just people trip to the United States. candidates for the November with different experiences.” “The record for our class is general election. Pruden received 31 percent 213 mph, and we hope to hit Tooele City voters dropped of the vote in the three-way 230 mph tomorrow,” Thiabault councilman Dave McCall primary. said on Wednesday. from the mayoral ballot. They “I am grateful for my sup- He said the group’s current retained councilman Steve porters that stood by me top speed is 40 mph, but aims Pruden and councilwoman through the election,” Pruden Christian Mondera and to hit 75 mph on the rookie Debbie Winn as their mayoral said. “I will go forward to Chris Muhli help driver track before attempting a candidates for the Nov. 7 gen- November victorious.” John Marklay prepare to record run Thursday on the eral election. Tooele City voters dropped drive the Bonneville Salt long track. Winn was the top vote getter Raja Ratnayake from the city Flats’ long course at Speed “This place is just amazing, in the Tooele mayoral primary council ballot, keeping Scott Week. The car, built in 1970 it is fun to talk to the racers and modified many times, with 41 percent of the vote. Wardle, Melodi Gochis, Rusty and crew members. All of us has a top speed of 272 “I feel extremely grate- miles per hour. ful and humbled that that SEE VOTERS PAGE A9 ➤ FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS SEE CARS PAGE A9 ➤

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Ron Hope (above) gets ready to drive his modified roadster put gov’t study on the long course. Driver Jerry Carbone (left) stands next to his car while waiting in line to take his turn on the salt flats. results on ballot

TIM GILLIE If the study committee STAFF WRITER recommends a change in the If the Tooele County form of government, state code Government Study Committee gives the county commission recommends a change in the the authority to place the rec- county’s government, that ommendation on a ballot by a change won’t get on a ballot vote of the three commission- without a citizen’s petition. ers. Without the commission’s The committee met with the support, citizens’ can place the Tooele County Commission for recommendation on the ballot a 90-minute long question and via petition, according to state answer session Tuesday night. code. Wally Kohler (above) leaves the The meeting, which was open In light of the 65-percent start line in his streamlined car. Not all vehicles (right) on the to the public, was held at 5 vote in last November’s elec- salt flats were built for speed. SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE p.m. in the commission’s regu- tion to create the studyUV com-INDEX The Sun Rise Set FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAYlar meeting WEDNESDAY room in the county THURSDAY Friday 6:43 a.m. 8:22 p.m. Saturday 6:44 a.m. 8:21 p.m. building. SEE DRIVE PAGE A6 ➤ Sunday 6:45 a.m. 8:20 p.m. Monday 6:46 a.m. 8:18 p.m. Tuesday 6:47 a.m. 8:17 p.m. Wednesday 6:48 a.m. 8:15 p.m. F Sa Su M Tu W Th Thursday 6:49 a.m. 8:14 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eye and skin Friday 3:14 a.m. 6:07 p.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Saturday 4:17 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Sunday 5:24 a.m. 7:46 p.m. Monday 6:33 a.m. 8:27 p.m. Grantsville may ALMANACpump its brakes on more new subdivisions Tuesday 7:41 a.m. 9:03 p.m. Statistics for the week ending August 16. Mostly sunny and Nice with sun mixing Sunshine and patchy Wednesday 8:47 a.m. 9:36 p.m. Sun and some clouds Sun and some clouds Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Temperatures Thursday 9:52 a.m. 10:07 p.m. pleasant with clouds clouds STEVE HOWE During itsHigh/Low meeting past week Coombs 93/54 said he reviewed need to include a start and end “If it’s possible to achieve play in larger housing develop- New First Full Last STAFF WRITER WednesdayNormal night, high/low the city past week state 91/65 law and the city could date, with a maximum length what the council wants with- ments and how they would be 89 64 88 65 89 63 88 64 87 67 91 66 90 58 Average temp past week 73.3 The Grantsville City Council council discussedNormal average a possible temp past week enact 78.1 a moratorium but would of six months. out doing a moratorium, my able to travel safely to school TOOELE COUNTY WEATHERis considering options to 90-day moratoriumDaily Temperatures on approv- Highneed Low to pass an ordinance that While Coombs agreed to advice would be to take that and other destinations. Aug 21 Aug 29 Sep 6 Sep 13 Shown is Friday’s weather. temporarily halt subdivisions ing major subdivisions with was explicit on the need of a write an ordinance for the route,” he said. “There’s lots of things that ©2017; forecasts and graphics Temperatures are Friday’s provided by highs and Friday night’s in the city while it works to Grantsville City Attorney Brett moratorium and cite reasons council to review for a possible City councilman Neil can be part of that health lows. update requirements for new Coombs, who attended the to protect health, safety and moratorium, he recommended Critchlow said he had concerns developments. meeting remotely. welfare. The ordinance would looking for an alternative. about where children would SEE SUBDIVISIONS PAGE A5 ➤ Download our app today UTAH WEATHER Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Logan BULLETIN BOARD B6 Grouse 91/51 Wendover PrecipitationINSIDE (in inches) Creek 92/65 Knolls Clive WEATHER Lake Point CLASSIFIEDS C6 85/55 93/67 93/66 89/68 Ogden Stansbury Park Soccer teams score School begins HOMETOWN A10 90/63 Erda 90/68 OBITUARIES A8 Vernal Grantsville 90/66 Pine Canyon shutouts at Bonneville Salt Lake City 86/55 91/67 73/59 0.13 0.19 0.37 0.46 13.92 12.81 KID SCOOP B7 Tooele 93/68 Bauer See B1 Academy 89/64 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 89/65 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D SPORTS B1 Provo Roosevelt 89/64 See A2 88/57 89/60 See Stockton Pollen Index Price complete 89/65 88/58 High Nephi forecast Rush Valley 90/61 90/65 Ophir Moderate on A9 83/60 Low Delta Manti Absent 92/62 88/57 Green River Th F Sa Su M Tu W 99/65 Dugway Source: Intermountain Allergy & Asthma Richfield Gold Hill 91/66 88/58 Moab 87/61 RIVERS AND LAKES Hanksville 95/64 Beaver 95/63 Vernon In feet as of 7 a.m. Wednesday 86/57 Ibapah 89/63 24-hour 89/61 Stage Change Vernon Creek at Vernon 0.98 none Cedar City Blanding South Willow Creek St. George 88/57 88/56 at Grantsville 1.51 -0.01 100/72 Kanab 92/59 Eureka 78/57 Great Salt Lake Elevation at Saltair Boat Harbor 4193.44 A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 17, 2017 1 dead, 5 injured in head-on crash at Bonneville Salt Flats STEVE HOWE office. The victim’s name has vehicle occupants has not been STAFF WRITER not been released pending released. One person is dead and five notification of next of kin, Johnson said the cause of were injured after a head-on Johnson said. the accident is under investiga- collision between spectator There were four occupants tion. The accident happened in vehicles on an access road in the minivan and two in the the jurisdiction of the federal at the Bonneville Salt Flats pickup truck, according to Bureau of Land Management Wednesday morning. Johnson. The deceased was the but the investigation was A pickup truck and minivan passenger in the pickup truck. turned over to the sheriff’s were heading in opposite direc- Those injured in the crash office, which is collaborating tions on the salt flats about were treated by safety and with the Utah Highway Patrol. one mile off the pavement medical personnel on scene, The spectators were part of around 8:51 a.m., according to before they were transported the ongoing Speed Week event Tooele County Sheriff Lt. Ron by ambulance and medical on the Bonneville Salt Flats, Johnson. A witness saw the helicopter to University of Utah which runs Aug. 12 through pickup truck veer into the path Hospital in Salt Lake, accord- Aug. 18. of the van, causing the colli- ing to a release from Southern This story will be updated sion, Johnson said. California Timing Association with more information as it The victim killed in the President and race director Pat becomes available. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO accident was a 65-year-old McDowell. [email protected] A Wendover Ambulance transports a crash victim after a f a two-car collision on an access road on the salt flats. Five man, according to the sheriff’s The condition of the other people were injured in the crash and one person died.

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Lindsey Tanner takes a first-day-of-school photo of her daughter (above), Berlyn. It was also the first day for the new school Bonneville Academy in Stansbury Park. Gretta Hancock (right top) gets helps from her teacher, Amanda Griffin, during class on Thursday morning. Bonneville Academy teacher (right bottom) Janiel Coates lines up her first grade students to give them the tour of their new school.

COUNTY BRIEFS TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Rezone for beer sales Manning’s plan for the proper- The Tooele County ty, according to Tooele County ADMINISTRATION Tooele woman, instructor Commission approved a Recorder Jerry Houghton. Scott C. Dunn Publisher request to rezone approxi- — Tim Gillie Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus mately 38 acres in Box Elder OFFICE die in skydiving mishap Canyon from manufacturing New RR crossing in Lake Bruce Dunn Controller distributing to recreation and Point Chris Evans Office Manager STEVE HOWE Police Chief Michael Morgan. ambulance to Central Valley racing sports during their The Tooele County Vicki Higgins Customer Service STAFF WRITER Arranged through Sky Dive Medical Center where they Tuesday meeting. The Tooele Commission also approved Samantha Tyler Circulation Manager A Tooele woman and her the Wasatch, a business at the died from their injuries. County Planning Commission a right of way agreement EDITORIAL instructor died in a skydiving Nephi City Airport, Gabaldon The cause of the accident had unanimously supported with the Bureau of Land David Bern Editor accident last Thursday evening and Whelchel were completing is still under investigation but the request. The MG zone des- Management for a new rail- Peggy Bradfield Community News Editor at the Nephi City Airport. a recreational tandem jump. police believe the parachute ignation was recommended road crossing where Foothill Darren Vaughan Sports Editor Wendi Gabaldon, 41, of Nephi City police officers did not properly function, by the county planning staff Drive crosses the Union Pacific Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor Tooele and Serena Whelchel, and Juab County Sheriff’s according to the release. The in 2014 to accommodate tracks in Lake Point during Tim Gillie Staff Writer 35, of California jumped Office deputies were dis- accident is under investiga- Janna Lee Mannning’s plans their Tuesday meeting. The Steve Howe Staff Writer from a Cessna 182 plane at patched at 7:19 p.m. and tion by the Federal Aviation to operate an amphitheater agreement covers 7.5 acres Mark Watson Staff Writer the airport in Juab County immediately responded to the Administration. for concerts, film productions, of BLM land southwest of the ADVERTISING around 6:30 p.m., according scene, the release said. The [email protected] music and art festivals, studio present crossing in Lake Point. Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager to a release from Nephi City victims were transported by tours, Halloween haunted The right of way is 3,890- Keith Bird Advertising Sales experience, Arabian horse feet long 84-feet wide. The Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & Classified Advertising Manager production, alfalfa produc- agreement will allow for the tion, horse training, stabling, construction of a new railroad LAYOUT & DESIGN and an annual 50-mile horse crossing that will provide a John Hamilton Creative Director riding event. However, when straight on approach to the Liz Arellano Graphic Artist Defense lawyer questions charges Manning submitted a build- crossing with better sight dis- PRODUCTION ing permit request for a beer tance from both directions. Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager booth, the planning staff deter- According to commissioner Darwin Cook Web Press Manager in massive Cedar City area wildfire mined that the M-D zone does Myron Bateman, Union Pacific Dan Coats Pre-press Technician CEDAR CITY, Utah (AP) was started by weed burning and helped in every way he not allow for alcohol sales. The has reported several near miss- Scott Spence Insert Technician — A defense attorney ques- that grew out of control near could.” RRS zone allows beer sales es at the crossing. — Tim Gillie

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A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 17, 2017 FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK In 1947, thieves drive off with 7 autos over 10-day period he Tooele Transcript years old when Clark Jr. died in carried unanimously. biles had been stolen within ability and attitude for the job. Bulletin has published the 1960s. Later in the week a story on Tooele City. But Sheriff White Wages for the positions were TTooele County news “I really didn’t know him a new county fair queen was reported that 100 percent of $5.12 per day with time and since 1894. Here is a flashback then, but I have come to know published the cars had been recovered. half for work over 40 hours a of local front-page news from him and admire him through Sandra Mueller, wearing The sheriff reported that in week. The regular work week 25, 50, 75 and 100 years ago Front-Page reading about him and through a white gown trimmed with each case the owner had left was 48 hours. that occurred during the third reading books he wrote,” blue flower and rhinestones, the keys in the ignition, which Aug. 17, 1917 week of August. Flashback Johnson said. received the nod of approval was unwise and unlawful. The Tooele City Milling Aug. 18-20, 1992 Aug. 15-18, 1967 from the judges and was The sheriff quoted from Sec. Company announced that in Tooele County agreed to pay The Tooele City Council crowned queen of the 1967 92 of the motor vehicle law order for the company to pay $85,000 to developers Dean Later in the week, a story discussed property for the pro- Tooele County Fair. that stated no person driving cash for its wheat, customers Palmer and David Jones for featured the new J. Reuben posed new Tooele City Library The queen contest was held or in charge of a vehicle should must pay cash for what they their former interest in eight Clark Jr. Day in Grantsville. during a Monday night meet- at the Grantsville LDS Stake permit it to stand unattended buy from the company. acres of property in Stansbury The Grantsville City Council ing. House. without first stopping the The statement said that all Park. proclaimed Sept. 1, 1992 Councilman Wallace Masie Young was selected engine, locking the ignition that was spent with the com- The developers would have — and each Sept. 1 thereafter Johnson made a motion that a first attendant and Mary Ruth and removing the key. pany was immediately put into built a 96-unit apartment — as J. Reuben Clark Jr. Day resolution be passed to autho- Young was selected second Later in the week, a story circulation in the community. complex near the Stansbury by a unanimous vote. rize Mayor Frank Bowman, or attendant. announced that classified The company announced it Millpond. But county commis- Bill Lee Johnson appeared his representative, to negotiate All of the contestants were laborers were being hired by would sell only for cash after sioners accepted a Stansbury before the city council and with the Tooele County School required to model in gowns the ordnance department at Aug. 10. “Remember the date, Service Agency proposal to stated, “J. Reuben Clark Jr. is a District to obtain property on and bathing suits and give a Tooele Army Depot. and don’t ask for credit,” read purchase the developers’ land great example for small-town Second West where the tennis short talent display. The appointments were for the announcement. for a park and removed the kids. He is a man worthy of courts were located and prop- Aug. 18-21, 1942 the duration of the war and apartment complex from con- being looked at as an example.” erty behind the tennis courts A story reported that within six months after, provided the Staff Writer Mark Watson sideration. Johnson said he was only 7 for a new library. The motion a 10-day span, seven automo- employee showed the proper compiled this report. Activities galore are set for weekend’s Stansbury Days STEVE HOWE begin early with a sprint triath- Following the parade, the for the bounce house and Cup Regatta begins at 1 p.m. works and a star party at the STAFF WRITER lon beginning at 6:30 a.m. The clubhouse will again be the tickets to midway games. and will be open to all wind Stansbury Park Observatory A wealth of activity will be race is $35 for residents, $45 epicenter of activity with ven- Entertainment includes live or man-powered watercraft. Complex to wrap up the festivi- available for residents to cel- for county residents and $55 dors, bounce houses, midway music, karaoke, a magic show The race is sponsored by the ties. Attendees are invited back ebrate their community this for out-of-county residents. games and bubble balls avail- and a car show. Stansbury Park Service Agency on Sunday morning at 9 a.m. weekend at Stansbury Days. The Stansbury Days parade able for an additional cost. At noon, there will be free and winners will have their to participate in a clean-up of Festivities kick off Friday will begin at 10 a.m. at the There will be a number of food swimming at the pool and a names added to the Stansbury the area around the clubhouse night at the Stansbury Park LDS Church on Bayshore Drive trucks including Waffle Love, cardboard boat race on the Cup in the clubhouse. and lake. Clubhouse, with a kid’s triath- before making its way down Taco Man, Spuds and Simply lake. The annual Stansbury At dusk, there will be fire- [email protected] lon at 6:30 p.m. and a family Lakeside Drive. The street will Bliss BBQ. movie on the lawn at dusk. The be closed to vehicle traffic Members of the Stansbury movie, Disney’s “Moana,” is from 9:45 a.m. to 11 a.m. and Park Community Association expected to start around 9 p.m. there is no street parking along will receive a coupon sheet On Saturday, the events the parade route. to food vendors, wristbands

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THURSDAY August 17, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 OUT & ABOUT DON’T leave Tooele County for your General Surgery Needs From chopper rides to gourmet Dr Strindberg’s practice includes: food, reporting has its highlights • Colonoscopy • Mole/Lipoma Removal •Wound care • Endoscopy • Varicose Veins • Hernia Repair here is plenty of repeti- • Gallbladder • Breast Care Specialist tion in day-to-day liv- Ting, and I suppose that is why people relish breaking out of the norm, going on Are you vacations and doing things they have never done before. tired of achy or unsightly legs? Mark Watson STAFF WRITER

There’s even a lot of repeti- tion in news reporting with government meetings, annual holiday celebrations, sports SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTOS seasons and other major Tooele Transcript Bulletin staff writer Mark Watson prepares for liftoff as a events. You could say, “Been passenger in an AirMed helicopter. He enjoyed the spectacular views from there, done that.” The charac- the chopper on the round trip from Tooele to Ophir Canyon. ters change, but situations are similar. tagged their deer properly, I received a text from an But news reporting can be and we even delivered some AirMed official early on the fun when you’re invited to do deer meat to a household. morning of July 17 asking something you don’t normally Another interesting day if I and photographer Sue Get a FREE Vascular Screening! do. occurred when my wife and Butterfield would like to When you’ve been a I attended the EskDale High ride in the chopper from the reporter for more than three School Christmas banquet in AirMed pad on 1000 North in Leg discomfort, swelling and varicose veins can decades, you end up finding 2016. Tooele to Ophir Canyon. We yourself engaged in some Growing up in Grantsville, accepted the invitation. be signs of signifi cant vascular disease. Symptoms interesting activities. If I dug I always had visions of living As we lifted off, I noticed into the archives, memories in the middle of nowhere. But may worsen if left untreated. We can help! a few deer scurrying about would flood back at some of Grantsville is a metropolis in some of the business areas the weird and/or not-normal- compared to EskDale, Utah. • Offi ce-based treatments available for-me things I’ve done. It’s a small, unincorporated of Tooele. I looked down at construction on a new track • Back to normal activity same day Memories fade, however, farming commune in Millard • Covered by Medicare, Medicaid and private insurances. so I’ll focus on three work- County near the Nevada bor- at Tooele High School, and related events I found fun and der. Most residents are mem- looked out over the Industrial fascinating during the past bers of the Order of Aaron. Depot and the entire valley. FREE VEIN SCREENING DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER! two years. The student body includes It’s always a blast to look at In October 2015, I spent a about 20 kids grades 7-12 landscape from such a high day with Division of Wildlife from surrounding farm elevation. Make an appointment Conservation Officer Bryan communities and EskDale. We skirted the Oquirrh Clyde on the opening day of Students learn piano at an Mountains and flew directly with Dr. Gail Strindberg the deer hunt in the Uintah early age, and the school spe- over Stockton and up Ophir Basin. It was a fascinating day cializes in culinary arts. Canyon. The journey took 435.882.8111 as I rode along with someone Gourmet food was served about 10 minutes. who has the power to arrest at the banquet. Students After a couple of hours on people. acted in an original play, the ground for the survival GENERAL SURGERY He found a woman shoot- there were songs from a choir activities, we were back in the ing a spike elk from inside her and music from a student chopper for more fun. at NORTHPOINTE vehicle. He issued a citation orchestra. It was impressive Nurse Bobbie Carlisle and confiscated the elk. considering all of this came said the helicopter ride that DR. GAIL STRINDBERG “The majority of animals from such a small group. morning was fun for her, too. are taken the first two days Finally, I had a memorable During most of her chopper of the hunt,” Clyde told me. day three weeks ago when I generalsurgerynp.com rides, her attention is on a “Plus a lot of people now are was invited by AirMed to ride just weekend warriors. They in one of its helicopters. It patient. 2376 N 400 E, BLDG. A, STE. 205 • TOOELE go out on the first two days was my fourth chopper ride. Checking on deer hunters, and that’s it. The first day is The original plan was to watching EskDale students the busiest.” ride in a car with AirMed perform, and riding in a heli- During the day, he exam- personnel from the Transcript copter to save lives are nor- ined a bear shot in the Book Bulletin to Ophir Canyon to mal days for some people. Cliffs and removed its tooth witness AirMed employees But, just for a day, I found See News Happening? to check for its age. During participate in a summer sur- each of them fascinating. the day he made sure people vival training session. [email protected] Give Us a Call! 882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN

their developments, which Subdivisions had been discussed at previous continued from page A1 council meetings. “I thought the concept we were discussing was, when you and safety (requirement),” have a development, you have SATURDAY Critchlow said. to set aside a certain fraction The city council also dis- of the area for a neighborhood cussed possible changes to the play space or common use or city’s code to encourage safety whatever, which I think is part and preserve open space for of the developer’s cost,” Tripp AUGUST 19• 8AM - 2PM parks and other recreational said. development. Critchlow asked if the city City councilman Tom Tripp could add parks created by said one possible change could developers to the city’s capital be requiring wider streets in facilities plan to make them residential zoning, increasing eligible for impact fees, and the minimum requirement Grantsville City Mayor Brent from 33 feet to 36 feet. He said Marshall confirmed that was cars are often parked along the case. both sides of streets, making it Critchlow said a developer difficult for motorists to navi- told him pocket parks, which gate. are generally smaller and cre- “I think you just need to ated within a single develop- make it a bit wider,” Tripp said. ment, see a steep decrease in “Just trying to go down Ranch use after a couple years. Road in the wintertime on ice, The council directed cars parked on the street, it’s a Coombs to write a draft ordi- challenge to do safely.” nance for the 90-day moratori- Tripp also brought up um for the council to consider requiring developers to include at a future meeting. some kind of open space in [email protected] In Our Paper Every Week! Th e only magazine in or America that celebrates hometowns just like ours. 3 TOOELE $ TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN for 15 $40

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A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 17, 2017 OUTDOOR ADVENTURE Moonlight and thunder make for a great night in the desert Editor’s note: Outdoor destroys your eyes’ adjustment Adventure columnist Jaromy to the decreased light condi- Jessop is taking a break this tions, which is sometimes week from his multi-part series Jaromy Jessop referred to as “night vision.” In GUEST COLUMNIST on exploring the Pony Express the Marines, many years ago Trail through Tooele County. they told us that it takes 30 minutes to regain your “night ’m taking a respite from vision” after you see a bright the Pony Express Trail low, ominous rumble of thun- light in the black. So when- Iseries this week to share der, but since I was prepared ever I can, I go without the a memorable experience I with rain gear, I continued light, but I keep it handy in had in Tooele County’s West on. In situations like that, I case I come upon a snake, or a Desert the other night. I contemplate what I would particularly rough spot. camped in the middle of Skull do if lightning got closer. I was in a depression Valley on top of knoll 5,028 I resolved that I would lay between two desert knolls about 2.5 miles south of the down against one of the bar- when a cool breeze picked LDS Chapel near Dugway ren hills and ride it out, just up, which is a precursor of a Proving Ground’s entrance. like I did in New Mexico’s distant thunderstorm coming The night sky was incred- White Mountains when a pow- my way. There were several ible as it always is in the des- erful summer thunderstorm spurts of bright lightning and ert. The air was warm, still ripped the mountain top I was the thunder was louder. Then and silent, too. But I decided I on over 10,000 feet high. Not I heard several coyotes start wasn’t ready for sleep yet, so I a fun experience, but when to yip, howl and scream in put on my backpack, grabbed you have few options, and the black. The strange thing a few bottles of water, and you’re committed to a trail, about coyotes is they’re always SHUTTERSTOCK headed into the night without you have to consider what you around. When they become Although the night sky over the West Desert featured the moon and stars, columnist Jaromy Jessop was prepared a plan. would do. vocal, it is sometimes disturb- to lay down on a barren hill for protection during a passing thunderstorm. The black sky was like Rays of moonlight were ing to realize how close they velvet with bright diamonds now turning fringes of clouds are, but you never can pin- and sand to rocky limestone scattered across it, and dark above the Onaqui’s rim gold. point their location. that was blotched with “I dream my painting and then I clouds drifted in and con- At 10:49 p.m., a large, orange I came to a fork in the road, lichens. The rocks were sharp cealed some of them. I fol- moon slowly peeked over the and with the moon darkened and unpleasantly shaped, paint my dream.” lowed a rocky, two-track trail Onaquis. I have seen the sun’s by clouds, I decided to acquire so I had to be careful on the off the top of the knoll that rays beam through clouds some reference points so I ascent, which couldn’t have —Vincent Van Gogh dropped precipitously and I before on many occasions but didn’t get lost and have to been more than 100 feet or so had to be careful of my footing I never had witnessed moon walk farther than I wanted. above the valley floor. in the middle of the night. Take a flashlight or two, in the dark. A “two-track” is rays until that evening and it I used the road’s fork as the At 11:45 p.m. I was on top Maybe it was best I didn’t plenty of water, and a walking an old dirt road that has one was incredible. The moon was reference and headed cross of the rocky knoll and the know and that I was far away. stick in case you need to put worn tire trail, untrammeled like a giant flashlight sweep- country towards knoll 5,047. wind blew so hard I had to I took some water and something between you and a space in the middle and then ing over the mountains and The crunch of burned desert brace myself to keep from fall- snacks out of my pack and snake. another worn tire trail parallel desert. I used no flashlight foliage under my boot was ing over. The moon popped enjoyed the scene from the top If you are not accustomed to the first. while out there. When the loud. I came upon a cow trail out of the clouds and I could of the knoll and then I headed to cross country travel in the These two tracks meander moon wasn’t obscured by that was about 24-inches wide see Red Pine and Davis moun- back down the rocky slope to dark, stick to a well-defined as they cross the desert and clouds, the going was easy. and compacted, and I followed tains . The metallic lights of the valley floor. I came upon trail. To enjoy the desert, you it is enjoyable to hike one in When it was behind the clouds it for a while. Dugway, Terra and a few small an old pond that was so dry don’t even have to go for a the middle of the night to see the desert was dark so I had to I climbed up to the rocky ranches in Skull Valley were the surface was all cracked walk, just throw out a lawn where it goes. take a little more care. top of knoll 5,047 and the visible to the north. Then I and formed different columns chair and watch the desert An occasional flash of light- It’s a Catch 22 situation wind picked up and it was noticed a semi-truck with a of mud. I wondered if some and sky. These are experiences ning briefly and silently lit the whether to use a flashlight on cold. It’s interesting how an double trailer creeping down toads were sleeping under the you will never forget and they desert, while a pre-moonrise a night hike or not. Don’t get hour ago the desert was still Skull Valley toward the Pony mud’s surface. I then climbed are free. over the Onaqui Mountains me wrong; I always carry two and warm, but now it was Express Trail and I wondered back up to the top of the knoll To get to knoll 5,028 and painted passing clouds and a of them — but when you shine windy and cold. The terrain what business a rig like that where my truck was parked. 5,047, drive west on state rain squall orange. I heard a a bright light in the black, it changed from desert powder would have in a place like this Just as I was about to climb in Route 199 over Johnson’s and bed down, I saw a golden, Pass and then turn left just sparkler-like shooting star, after the LDS chapel near the track from east to west and Dugway main gate. Follow the burn out. Pony Express Trail access road UTAH’S LARGEST SELECTION No amount of narrative can ever do justice to a night south for about 1.7 miles. At OF RECREATIONAL VEHICLES in the West Desert. I imag- this point you will see a BLM ine that some of the things I signboard on the left that witnessed are similar to what talks about the wild mustangs Vincent Van Gogh saw in his next to an old stock pond. dreams before he painted his Turn left here and you are in famous works — because the the knoll country. desert panorama at night truly Maps: USGS “Davis Knolls” is a dreamscape. 1:24000 Quad If you ever go out there at Jessop grew up exploring night, take several precau- the mountains and deserts of tions. Study maps of the area Utah and has traveled to all before you go and make sure 50 states, U.S. Territories and you have visited it in daylight a dozen foreign countries. He so that it’s not the first time and his family live in Stansbury you’re seeing that country. Park. www.steadmans.net form of government. Drive “I’ve studied other forms of continued from page A1 government,” said Bateman. 916 N MAIN • TOOELE • 435.882.3565 “The three-member com- mittee, committee members mission is the quickest, most asked the county commission- efficient, and most transparent ers if they would be inclined, if form of government.” the committee recommended Bitner, who worked as the a change, to exercise their horticulture extension agent authority and place the recom- for Salt Lake County when Salt mendation on a ballot for vot- Lake County changed from a OPEN HOUSE ers to decide. county commission to a coun- Their answer was no. cil/mayor form of government, “When this thing was put invoked the memory of the late out to ask for the study group, Randy Horiuchi, a former Salt Friday • 2pm-6pm � Saturday • 12pm-4pm there was only one side that Lake County commissioner and campaigned and went out council member. and asked people to vote,” “After the change, Randy said Commissioner Myron Horiuchi said it was the worst Bateman. “I think the citizens thing we’ve ever done,” Bitner should be engaged and edu- said. cated on both sides.” The three-member commis- A petition would accomplish sion can handle all of today’s New Model that, according to Bateman. problems, according to Bitner. Commission chairman Wade Part-time council members Home in Lake Bitner also supported the citi- aren’t as engaged as full-time zen petition route to the ballot commission members, accord- for any change in county gov- ing to Milne. Point’s ... ernment. “We don’t see the part-time “There is an opportunity for council members at regional, people to be involved,” he said. state, and national meetings,” “If they are involved enough Milne said. “Their constituen- to put it on the ballot [by peti- cies aren’t represented at these tion] then I can support that. levels.” But they have to be involved.” Milne also expressed con- Commissioner Shawn Milne cerns about the flow of infor- made the petition choice mation in a mayor/council ACRES option unanimous. form of government. 7895 N Bridlewalk Ln. Lake Point “If the citizens want it, I “The mayor filters the think the citizens need to step information that the council up,” he said. receives,” he said. Choose From Many Different Floorplans & Lots Across the Valley Gathering signatures for a The study committee holds petition would mean propo- regular weekly meetings nents of change would have on Thursdays at the Tooele “skin in the game,” Milne said. County Health Department After the meeting ended, Building, 151 N. Main Street study committee member in Tooele City at 7 p.m. Those Daniel Pacheco said he meetings include time for pub- believes that if the county com- lic comment. mission doesn’t respect the The public can also work of the study committee send email comments to enough to place a recommen- the study committee at dation on a ballot for voters to [email protected], Laramie Dunn & Megan LaFrance decide, then people who have according to Richard Mitchell, said the study committee is a study committee chairman. Realtypath 2014 & 2015 top producers in Utah & 2016 top producing agent for the Tooele County Association of Realtors “sham” might be right. The study committee has During the meeting, the until Feb. 8, 2018 to produce Laramie 435-224-4000 three county commission- its final report on Tooele ers advocated for the current County government. Megan 435-224-4100 three-member commission [email protected] THURSDAY August 17, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7

David McKenzie, DPM is Certified by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgeons and a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. He graduated from LUNCH & LEARN Weber State University and Midwestern University College of Podiatric Medicine. His residency years were completed Dr. David McKenzie, DPM will discuss Flatfoot conditions and foot pain. He will provide information on in Utah, where he experienced a full range of Foot and surgical and non-surgical options and it’s so important that every treatment is tailored to each individual Ankle surgical approaches and experiences working patient. There will be an open forum for other questions following the discussion. Lunch will be provided. within the podiatric and orthopaedic disciplines across the Wasatch front. He began post-residency practice in FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 July of 2013. Dr. McKenzie is on staff at the IMC Utah Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Program and works extensively training residents and students. He has lectured on various 12:00-1PM surgical topics throughout his practice and enjoys the academic aspect of Foot and Ankle Medicine and Surgery. 2326 N 400 E Bldg. C Ste. 100 • Tooele He has been practicing in Tooele since July 2013 and is committed to providing excellent foot and ankle care with Space is limited please RSVP 435-843-0180 other providers at the Tooele Foot & Ankle Clinic. Northpointe Surgical Center Northpointeis pleased to be associatedSurgical with Center the is followingpleased to Tooelebe associated physicians: with the following Tooele physicians:

Kim Halladay, DPM Peter Ventura, MD Gail Strindberg, MD Michael Griffeth, MD Podiatry Otolaryngology General Surgery & Vein Care Ophthalmology TOOELE FOOT & ENT SURGICAL GENERAL SURGERY AT GRIFFETH VISION ANKLE CLINIC ASSOCIATES NORTHPOINTE (435) 843-8333 (435) 882-0711 (435) 833-9600 (435) 882-8111 www.griffethvision.com www.tooelefootandankleclinic.com www.entut.com

Steven Mobley, MD David McKenzie, DPM Craig W. Davis, MD David Oelsner, MD Plastic Surgery Podiatry Pain Management Gastroenterology MOBLEY MD FACIAL TOOELE FOOT GRANGER GRANGER PLASTIC SURGERY & ANKLE CLINIC PAIN & SPINE MEDICAL CLINIC (801) 449-9990 (435) 882-0711 (801) 569-5520 (801) 965-3698 www.mobleymd.com www.tooelefootandankleclinic.com www.grangerpain.com www.grangermedical.com

Dan Hibbert, MD Jake Daynes, DO Leah Torres, MD Alan Jones, DO Urology Orthopedic Surgery OB/GYN Otolaryngology TOOELE TOOELE MEDICAL ROCKY MOUNTAIN ENT SURGICAL UROLOGY GROUP WOMEN’S HEALTH CENTER ASSOCIATES (435) 882-0071 (435) 843-3859 (801) 964-3865 (435) 833-9600 www.tooeleurology.com www.tooeleortho.com www.rmobgyn.com www.entut.com

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James Keith them on outdoor adventures grandchildren and 35 great- Susan “Susie” Gull and teaching them to fish. grandchildren. Bankhead Keith played softball for nearly He is preceded in death by Parkinson Keith Bankhead passed 20 years, competing in leagues his parents, David and Phillis Susie courageously returned away peacefully in his home as well as in the Senior Games. Bankhead; his brothers, Lavar to her Heavenly Father on in St. George, Utah, Aug. 15, Keith enjoyed traveling the and Harlon; his sisters, Lucielle Aug. 16, 2017. She was born 2017, with his wife Carol by world and was especially fond and Shirley; and his two chil- on March 16, 1953, to Lora his side. of his vacations to Europe and dren Laurie and Danny. and Rawlin Gull. Keith was born on Germany. He owned homes in The family would like to Susie is the sixth of seven Halloween day in 1937. He San Felipe, Mexico, where he thank the physicians and staff children. Her siblings are: was raised in Tooele, Utah, and took countless trips with family at Dixie Regional Medical Cordale (Carolyn) Gull, Duane graduated from Tooele High and dear friends. Center and Encompass Hospice (Joyce) Gull, Patti (David) School with the class of 1956. Keith was authentic and for the loving care and support Yandow, Karen (Ed) Johnson, He made friendships he would genuine. He was a loyal friend they provided. Craig (Barbara) Gull, Kathy cherish and carry through his and a loving husband to his A viewing will be held (Brad) Clark. Special men- entire life. He’s still known to wife Carol. He loved his labs Friday, Aug. 18 from 6-7:30 tion are Stan Turner and Paul his close friends as “Bunker” “Goldie” and “Molly”. He’ll be p.m. at Hughes Mortuary, Jensen. and “Mooch”. missed deeply by us all. 1037 E. 700 South, St. George, Susie was married and Keith served honorably in the history of World War II. He is survived by his wife, Utah. An additional viewing sealed to the “apple of her teachers and parents. Susie the United States Army. He Later in life, when his service Carol Bankhead; his brother, will be held Saturday, Aug. 19 eye,” Lyle O. Parkinson, on was the biggest cheerleader was a paratrooper and a proud injuries caught up with him, he Ross Bankhead; and sister Lois from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the Feb. 16, 1973, in the Logan for all of her family’s passions. member of the 11th Airborne spent time watching and read- McCarthur (Hal McConnell). LDS Mulberry Chapel in St. Utah Temple. Together they Sunday dinners with the Division. He was injured on ing anything that had to do He is also survived by his chil- George, Utah, followed by a have three amazing children, family were always a treasured a jump and was eventually with World War II. Keith was dren: Julie Bankhead, Cecilia funeral service at 11 a.m. Ben (Elaine) Parkinson, John occasion. Susie’s top priority honorably discharged. He was an entrepreneur and had a suc- Russell, Wally Bankhead A graveside service will (Tara) Parkinson and Chelsie was family. stationed in Germany, where cessful life insurance business (Jennifer), Michael Bankhead be held at the Tooele City Parkinson. She has four won- A viewing will be held he developed his passion for for over 40 years. and M’Lisa Bankhead. He Cemetery at 1 p.m. on Monday, derful grandchildren, Abigail, Sunday, Aug. 20, 2017 from 6- Keith had many passions, leaves behind step-children: Aug. 21. Spencer, Ethan and Mollie 8 p.m. Funeral services will be but none was as great as his Julie Felton (Robb), Lori Pettit Arrangements are under Parkinson. held Monday, Aug. 21, 2017 at love for the outdoors, where he (Robert), Suzie Read (Ron), the care of Hughes Mortuary, Growing up, Susie loved 11 a.m., with a viewing at 10 Stay Informed spent countless hours hunting Rob Kroff (Ria), Mike Kroff 435-674-5000. Please visit riding her horse S.O.B, playing a.m. at the Erda LDS Church, TOOELETRANSCRIPT and fishing. He passed his love (Donna), Darin Kroff (Flo), www.hughesmortuary.com for powder puff football and play- 323 E. Erda Way, Erda, Utah BULLETIN of the wilderness to his kids Diane Johnson (Scott), Jason complete funeral listings and ing softball. 84074. Subscribe 435-882-0050 and grandkids by spending Kroff (Darian) and Stephanie to leave condolences for the Susie has a strong testimony Graveside services will be at every moment he could taking Hawker (Brad), as well as 42 family. of the gospel of Jesus Christ. the Tooele City Cemetery fol- As a lunch lady for 35 years, lowing the funeral. Susie lovingly served kids, Our family, helping your Robert (Bob) by countless friends and fam- ily. family, in a time of need Christian Landfried Bob is preceded in death by his parents, William and Robert (Bob) Christian Geraldine Landfried; his in- Landfried passed away unex- laws, Rex and Shirley Chase; pectedly on Aug. 10, 2017. and nieces Sita Swann and He was born in Olympia, Tina Ballow. Bob is survived by Washington, on Sept. his loving wife, Loretta; step- 29, 1946, to William and sons Ryan Worwood (Mardi) Geraldine Landfried. and Brandon Worwood; sis- Bob was the oldest of two ter-in-law DeEtte McWilliams children. The family moved (Jim); brother-in-law Mark to Tooele, Utah, in 1962, Chase (Julie); sister Janice where Bob graduated from Swann (Mike); cousin Nina Tooele High School in 1965. Nelson; seven grandchildren Bob joined the Utah National and three great-granddaugh- Guard in 1980 and retired ters. with honors after 25 years of first grandchild, Shea (Sly) Graveside services will service. Mair. be held on Monday, Aug. 21, Bob married the love of his Bob loved spending time 2017, at 11 a.m. in the Tooele FULL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME life, Loretta, on Nov. 21, 1987. with family and friends and Cemetery. A luncheon will be We have now opened our own full service cremation center. Bob took in and loved Loretta’s was a former president at the served at the Eagles Lodge two sons as if they were his Tooele Fraternal Order of the immediately following the own and helped to raise their Elks. Bob will be deeply missed graveside service. 435.884.3031 • www.daltonhoopes.com

Donald M. Follett Utah, and step-daughter Cheryl (Nick) Brozovich of “You being in our family was Tooele, Utah. a gift. Your memory a treasure. Don is preceded in death You are loved beyond words by both of his parents and and missed beyond measure. siblings: Robert Follett, Dick Death leaves a heartache no Follett and Maurine Follett. He one can heal. Love leaves a is also preceded in death by his memory no one can steal. step-children: Ronald P. Smith, BANNERS You’re in our hearts to stay Shauna Smith Woolsey and forever.” James R. Smith. Don Max Follett, 83, Graveside services and buri- passed away July 29, 2017. al were held Aug. 2, 2017, with Yard Signs, Vehicle Magnets, He was born Oct. 6, 1933, in Military Honors in Centerfield, Centerfield, Utah, to Emmel N. Utah. He served two years with and Hazel Maurine Ditlevsen the United States Army. Follett. Don was always happy and Window Stickers, and More! Don was a member of The loved to travel and go dancing Church of Jesus Christ of with his wife, Vivian (together Latter-day Saints. He married 2, 2004. again). He lived life to the full- Vivian G. Nelson Smith May Don worked at the Tooele est. He had 11 grandchildren 1, 1982, in Tooele. Their mar- Army Depot as a mechanic and and many great-grandchildren riage was solemnized in the inspector until he retired. that say they had the best Jordan River LDS Temple on Don is survived by brother Grandpa ever — “Grandpa Jan. 7, 1984, for time and all and sister-in-law Duane and Don.” eternity. She passed away July Charlotte Follett of Centerfield,

Claude Sutton, Jr. his cabin. He was a gifted car- penter and landscaper. Editor’s note: The following Member of The Church obituary for Claude Sutton, of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Jr., was orginally published in Saints. Tuesday’s edition and is being He is survived by his wife, republished because the view- Lola; children: Jan (Marvin) ing and funeral location has Shafer, Brad (Heather) Sutton been changed to Grantsville LDS and Gina (Craig) Miller; Church at 415 W. Apple St. seven grandchildren and four Claude Sutton, Jr. passed great-grandchildren; brothers: away on Aug. 13. 2017, in William “Bill” Sutton, Gary Tooele, Utah. He was 94 years Sutton; and a sister, Helen Orr. old, having been born on Nov. Preceded in death by his 14, 1922, to Claude and Emma parents and three siblings: Sutton. He was the oldest of Jackie, Marge and John. seven children and he loved his Funeral Services will be held High Quality • Full Color family dearly. on Friday, Aug. 18, at 1 p.m. He married Lola Green on in the Grantsville LDS Church Aug. 19, 1949, in the Salt Lake and city cemetery are largely at 415 W. Apple St. Viewings LDS Temple. Together they his creations. He retired from will be held on Thursday, Aug. Custom Design & 24 Hour raised three children: Jan, the city after 22 years of ser- 17 from 6-8 p.m. and Friday Brad and Gina. He graduated vice. from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., from Grantsville High School A huge BYU Cougar sports prior to services. Both viewings Turnaround Available and Brigham Young University. fan, he was honored to be the are at the church. Burial will His early years were spent Cougar Fan of the Game at follow in the Grantsville City assisting his father with the the half-time of the BYU/New Cemetery in the care of Dalton- family-owned sheep herds in Mexico football game on his Hoopes Funeral Home. Utah and Idaho. 80th birthday. Online condolences and OOELE Later he worked for After retiring, he spent memories may be shared at T TRANSCRIPT Grantsville City. The city park much of his time in Ophir at daltonhoopes.com. ULLETIN ��������������������������������������� B TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Subscribe Today! 58 North Main St. 435-882-0050 58 N. Main Street TOOELE 882-0050 A9 A9

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Voters count are wrong. The primary showed that one vote can make TOOELE CITY COUNCIL GRANTSVILLE CITY COUNCIL continued from page A1 a difference.” Colson said the primary Thomas and Jeff Saunders for results weren’t a surprise to votes % votes % two seats on the city council. him. � � In Tooele City there are “I said it was going to be a JEFFERY P. SAUNDERS 457 13% DEREK DALTON 342 19% 13,312 registered voters with close race and it was,” Colson � 1,997 votes cast in Tuesday’s said. “I plan to run a good RAJA C. RATNAYAKE 254 7% SCOTT STICE 521 30% primary election for mayor. clean campaign and maintain � MELODI M. GOCHIS 1018 29% JASON E. SMITH 114 6% That totals a 15 percent voter a positive relationship with the turnout. The voter turn out for rest of the city council and the � RUSTY THOMAS 587 16% SHAWN BENNETT 126 7% the 2011 primary in Tooele mayor.” City was 9.4 percent. Grantsville voters dropped In Grantsville City voters � SCOTT WARDLE 1254 35% � MEGAN BAKER 185 10% Jason Smith and Shawn dropped political newcomer Bennett from the ballot for city Todd Stewart from the mayoral � TOM TRIPP 476 27% council. ballot. Scott Stice, Tom Tripp, During the Nov. 7 general Derek Dalton and Megan Baker election, Grantsville voters have the choice of retaining will be on November’s general their current mayor, Brent election ballot for two seats on TOOELE CITY MAYOR GRANTSVILLE CITY MAYOR Marshall, for a third term or the city council. voting for councilman Mike In Grantsville City there votes % votes % Colson for mayor. are 4,786 registered voters, Colson and Marshall fin- according to Tooele County � STEVE PRUDEN 626 31% TODD STEWART 112 12% ished primary night with Clerk/Auditor Marilyn Gillette. a neck-and-neck finish. There were 955 votes cast for DAVE McCALL 553 28% � MIKE COLSON 422 44% Preliminary election night mayor in the primary, which returns show Colson had a represents a 19.9 percent � DEBBIE WINN 818 41% � BRENT K. MARSHALL 421 44% one-vote lead over Marshall. voter turnout. The voter turn- “It looks like we got a out for the 2011 primary in race,” Marshall said. “People Grantsville was 10.3 percent. who think their vote doesn’t [email protected]

“It feel feels really good to A pair of racing fans from Cars get a record that was last set London made their first trip to continued from page A1 in 1991,” said driver George the Bonneville Salt Flats and Poteet. “We also had the top said the adventure was won- know about this place,” he overall speed out here of 438 derful and exciting. said. mph.” Speed Week ran for the sec- Thiabault first learned about Records are certified when ond-straight year after being the Bonneville Salt Flats from cars average the same speed canceled in 2014 and 2015 watching the movie “World’s over two runs on the course. due to wet conditions. Fastest Indian” starring “The vehicle is inspected for McDowell said the salt held Anthony Hopkins. correct class, fuel is sampled up well for the most part. He predicts electric cars will and the motor is measured for “It’s been a very good event be a hot product in the future. the correct size,” said SCTA as far as racing is concerned. “We feel our automotive President Pat McDowell. Wednesday was a very trying engineering work is important Some racers set records for day dealing with the crash,” for the future as we build more smaller cars or motorcycles, he said. (See related story on electric vehicles,” he said. but are as excited as Poteet. page A2.) Forty-three records were set “I only started riding motor- Speed Week began on through Tuesday during Speed cycles four months ago,” said Saturday and ends on Friday. Week. Maria Gerber, 63, of Colorado. Bonneville Motorcycle Speed Demon Racing, from “I got my motorcycle endorse- Speed Trials are set for Aug. Ventura, California, hit the top ment three months ago.” 26-31. World of Speed Racing speed of 423 mph on Sunday She set a record for a female is scheduled for Sept. 15-18, in their 442 cubic-inch engine, driver in 125cc motorcycle and the Bonneville Shootout is twin-turbo, alcohol fuel classification at 45 mph on set for Sept. 20-24. streamliner. Monday. [email protected]

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Lindsey Kidd (above) looks over the New Zealand car wating to take a spin on the Bonneville Salt Flats during Speed Week on Wednesday afternoon. Kidd traveled Something on from Scottland to participate in Speed Week. Andre More your mind? (left) drives the long course on Wednesday afternoon. The racer clocked at top speed of 209 mph on Sunday. Mark Miller (left) watches the cars at the long course. Miller drove from San Diego with his Write a letter father to watch the races. to the Editor!

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Stockton volunteer firefighter Justin Huffman waves from his engine at the Stockton Day’s parade. 2017 Stockton DaysPHOTOS SUE BUTTERFIELD

he Stockton Day’s celebration the town competed for the title of last Saturday showed that Stockton Princess. The theme for the Tresidents remember their past pageant was “What a girl is.” Lexi with a lot of patriotism and they look Jaramillo, 10, competed and, as she toward the future with optimism. was introduced, showed that she is a Stockton Days was attended by baker. She modeled a chef’s hat and both young and old and all ages in apron as she carried a plate full of between. goodies. The town’s celebration kicked off All other pageant participants with a parade, which featured retro joined in a float down the parade cars, a vintage fire engine, and not-to- route, from which they threw candy forget that other pre-automobile form and greeted fellow residents. The of transportation — the horse. At the route ended at the city’s ballpark forefront of the procession were teen where more events continued into the girls carrying the nation’s colors. evening. Grand Marshals Don and Nadine Throughout the day, residents West were honored, riding along the viewed the vintage car show and parade route in a red Mustang. In cooled off in the shade of tent cano- addition, representatives from Tooele pies as they browsed vendor booths Army Depot were also spotlighted in and munched on food catered by the parade, along with some waving Tooele’s Vista Linda Restaurant. The from shiny army vehicles. Among festivities also featured music, includ- them were TEAD commander Col. ing karaoke. Jimmy Brown. In addition, the younger girls of SEE STOCKTON PAGE A11 ➤

Cousins Paige Rydalch and Kaelenna Perkins lead off the parade with the colors.

The Stockton Princess Pageant float (above) rolls down the parade route. Sisters Christina and Ester Proebstel (above right) enjoy breakfast burritos at the ballpark. Al Isi (above far right) holds a breakfast burrito he is eating. Grand Marshals, Don and Nadine West wave from a red Mustang at the beginning of the parade route. THURSDAY August 17, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A11 PHOTOS SUE BUTTERFIELD NEED CASH NOW? We Want to Make Stockton You a Loan! continued from page A10 $100-$3,000 TODAY! Noble Finance 435-843-1255

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SPORTS WRAP FROM THE Stansbury girls soccer vs. SIDELINES Taylorsville Cowboys cruise past Cyprus Maddy Graber scored three goals, Aubree Cheney and GHS freshman Sammy Howa each had a pair of goals and Mackenzie Landward added another to Wangsgard It’s time lead the Stansbury girls soc- cer team to an 8-0 win over Taylorsville on Tuesday. Kirsten scores four goals Gaillard had her first shutout to get DARREN VAUGHAN of the season in goal for the SPORTS EDITOR Stallions (2-1), who played host to Morgan on Thursday in a The Grantsville girls soccer team has a lot of experienced things non-region match that was not complete at press time. players coming back from last year’s squad that advanced Notable HS girls soccer scores to the state tournament, but Tuesday started in Tuesday’s season opener Grantsville 8, Cyprus 0 against Cyprus, it was one of t’s finally here — the Stansbury 8, Taylorsville 0 the Cowboys’ youngest players beginning of the 2017 high Roy 2, Morgan 1 who did a lot of the damage. Ischool football season. American Fork 8, Sky View 0 Alta 5, Juan Diego 1 GHS GIRLS SOCCER Bear River 5, Ben Lomond 3 Bountiful 6, Judge Memorial 0 Darren Vaughan Freshman Whitney Canyon View 8, Beaver 0 SPORTS EDITOR Wangsgard scored four goals Grand 2, Carbon 1 in her first varsity game to Gunnison 2, Richfield 2 lead the Cowboys to an 8-0 Hurricane 7, Payson 0 win over the Pirates in Magna, It has been a long time Juab 3, Millard 2 getting Grantsville’s season off since there has been this Manti 5, Delta 0 to an exciting start. much optimism around Tooele Mountain Crest 1, Springville 1 “Not a bad start for a fresh- County, with all three schools Pl. Grove 3, Salem Hills 0 man,” Grantsville coach Travis — Tooele, Stansbury and Skyline 5, Park City 1 Lowry said. “That helps our Grantsville — harboring legiti- confidence knowing that mate hopes of contending for Snow Canyon 2, Davis 1 FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO we’ve got someone who if we state championships. South Summit 6, ALA 3 Grantsville freshman Whitney Wangsgard scores one of her four goals during Tuesday’s 8-0 win over Cyprus in get it there, she’s got a good Magna. Tooele is just two years Spanish Fork 1, Clearfield 1 chance.” removed from a trip to the Timpview 4, Mountain View 1 Wangsgard’s older sister, over to score her second state semifinals, and came Uintah 5, Union 0 senior midfielder Ashley “That helps our confidence goal of the game in the 54th within two points of knocking Waterford 2, Providence Hall 1 Wangsgard, got Grantsville minute, and senior forward off eventual state runner-up Wednesday (1-0) on the board off a feed knowing that we’ve got someone Layne Holmes converted on a Pine View in the quarterfinals Northridge 3, Morgan 0 from fellow senior Sarah picture-perfect crossing pass last year. With former assis- Ellett. Whitney Wangsgard’s from Ashley Wangsgard in the tant coach Jeff Lewis taking Notable HS baseball scores who if we get it there, she’s got a first goal of her high school 61st minute to extend the lead the top job this year and add- Tuesday career doubled the Cowboys’ to 6-0. Whitney Wangsgard ing a few new wrinkles to the West Ridge Academy 23, good chance.” lead nine minutes later, and scored on a breakaway three Buffaloes’ vaunted Wing-T Wendover 9 Ellett scored on a breakaway — Travis Lowry, Grantsville girls soccer coach minutes later and brought attack, is this the year Tooele West Ridge Academy 13, in the 24th minute to make the game to a close with her takes the next step? Wendover 0 it 3-0. the top of the 18-yard box to forward last year, back to mid- fourth goal of the afternoon in Just up state Route 36 in Tabiona 6, Cyprus (0-3) failed to give Grantsville a 4-0 halftime field to give us some strength the 77th minute. Stansbury Park, Stansbury Intermountain Christian 1 clear the ball away after a advantage. and stability in the middle. It was the perfect way coach Clint Christiansen is as Tabiona 11, Grantsville corner kick in “Great passing,” Lowry Everything kind of hinged off to start a season in which excited as he’s ever been about Intermountain Christian 5 the 38th minute, allowing said. “We started off rusty, but that.” Grantsville hopes to contend his team. While the Stallions Notable HS volleyball scores Cowboys junior Talia Hawke then we just got it together. Whitney Wangsgard took certainly have some big shoes Tuesday to score out of a scramble at We moved Ashley, who was a advantage of a Cyprus turn- SEE SOCCER PAGE B2 ➤ to fill, with all three of last ALA 3, Ben Lomond 0 year’s leading rushers now (25-18, 25-13, 25-15) gone, it seems like Stansbury never has a shortage of tal- Schedule ented athletes. The program Friday’s games finally broke its curse last year Grantsville tennis vs. Bear Buffs primed for special season and advanced past the quar- River, Logan and Stansbury, terfinals for the first time, but 8:30 a.m. DARREN VAUGHAN Amsterdam Admirals of NFL is hungry for more this time Stansbury volleyball at Skyline SPORTS EDITOR Europe and at Southern around. tournament Over the past three sea- Utah University in addition The Grantsville football Tooele soccer at Green Canyon, sons, the Tooele football to serving as head coach at team is excited to open its new 3 p.m. team has gone from perenni- Rocky Mountain College era under coach Kody Byrd. Stansbury football vs. Sky al doormat to one of the pre- in Montana. He is excited Last year’s team overcame View, 7 p.m. mier programs in the state. about the opportunity to adversity both on and off the Tooele football at North lead a Tooele program that field to reach the playoffs, Sanpete, 7 p.m. has been on the upswing in and very nearly beat eventual THS FOOTBALL Grantsville football vs. Cyprus, recent seasons. state runner-up Delta in a 7 p.m. “This was a fine program rainy quarterfinal game on the Saturday’s game First-year head coach Jeff when I took over,” Lewis road. That loss is one that still Stansbury volleyball at Skyline Lewis hopes to continue that said. “It was a good program sticks with this year’s seniors, tournament tradition, and he has plenty with a solid foundation, and and it’s something that they Monday’s games of talented players to help I don’t think I would have said will motivate them going Tooele soccer at Bonneville, him keep the Buffaloes at taken it if it wasn’t. I think forward. 3:30 p.m. or near the top of Region 11 we’re going to maintain It wouldn’t come as much Stansbury soccer at Juan and Class 4A this season. things similar to the way of a surprise to see all three Diego, 7 p.m. “The past couple years, (Brady) did with a few more Tooele County teams playing Tuesday’s games we’re competing at the top wrinkles.” under the bright lights of a Tooele tennis vs. Kearns, level of our level,” Lewis One of the primary rea- college stadium come playoff 3 p.m. said. “We want to continue sons Lewis is optimistic time, whether it’s Rice-Eccles Grantsville tennis at Summit that and that’s what we’re about his teams chances is Stadium in Salt Lake City for Academy, 3:30 p.m. building on right now. We’ve FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO the return of running back Tooele and Stansbury or the Grantsville soccer at APA just got to find that edge that Tooele’s Ben Wasson warms up at practice on Monday. The Buffs have Jeno Bins, who has shown stadiums at Weber State or Draper, 4 p.m. puts us over the top.” their season opener on Friday. a knack for making big Southern Utah for Grantsville. Grantsville volleyball at Lewis previously served plays during his high school But, before they get there, Stansbury, TBD as an assistant coach under from the top job earlier resume includes stops as SEE TOOELE PAGE B2 ➤ SEE VAUGHAN PAGE B2 ➤ Tooele volleyball at South Kyle Brady, who resigned this year. Lewis’ coaching an assistant coach with the Summit, 6 p.m.

Salt Lake Bees Stansbury’s Nolan Fontana went 3-for-5 Tavita Gagnier with a solo home run, Eric (34) knocks Grantsville opens new era Young Jr. was 3-for-5 with a away a pass triple and two RBIs and Dustin during the DARREN VAUGHAN Ackley and Tony Sanchez each Stallions’ SPORTS EDITOR drove in a pair of runs to lead game against The Grantsville football Ben Lomond the Bees to a 9-5 win over the team has its sights set on big- Tacoma Rainiers on Tuesday last season. Stansbury plays ger and better things this sea- night at Smith’s Ballpark. Salt son after making it to the state Lake (63-61) followed that Sky View on Friday night. playoffs in 2016. up with a 3-2 win Wednesday night as Michael Hermosillo FRANCIE scored three times. The Bees AUFDEMORTE/ GHS FOOTBALL stretched their lead in the TTB PHOTO Pacific Southern Division to The Cowboys will get two games over Albuquerque. their first test Friday night The Bees wrapped up the at Cowboy Stadium against homestand against Tacoma Stallions open with on Thursday night in a game Class 6A Cyprus in a rematch that was not complete at press of last year’s season opener, time. The team will embark a tough challenge which Grantsville won 7-6 in a on a 12-game road trip to defensive struggle in Magna. Las Vegas, Albuquerque and But much has changed Tacoma before returning home DARREN VAUGHAN for Grantsville since that FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO SPORTS EDITOR Sept. 1 against the Fresno SHS FOOTBALL game. Kody Byrd, a longtime Grantsville quarterback Coy Johnson (10) stiff-arms a Morgan defender Grizzlies. The Bees announced Some teams like to fill their assistant coach at Spanish during a game last season. Grantsville plays host to Cyprus in the season that general manager Marc preseason schedule with easy Sky View. Fork and West Jordan, will opener Friday night. Amicone has been named the victories, while others look at “I can’t wait to see our be making his debut as the team’s president. Amicone the first month of the season guys play,” Stansbury coach Cowboys’ head coach. The stress how we execute things, just four carries. The offense has been the team’s general as a chance to measure them- Clint Christiansen said. “I’m offensive attack will bear and no matter what other peo- had a rough go of things over- manager since 2005, and was selves against the best in the excited to see it all open up. more resemblance to the 2015 ple throw at us, as long as we all against Cyprus, but the named the Pacific Coast state. We’ve got a great opponent season than to last year’s ver- take care of us and execute, Cowboys’ defense limited the League Executive of the Year The Stansbury football team this first game with Sky View, sion, though quarterback Coy things will usually turn out Pirates to just 91 yards and in 2009. The Bees earned the certainly finds itself in the lat- and they’re going to be good. Johnson will be entering his for us.” held them to a pair of field Bob Freitas Award as the top ter category as it prepares to They’re going to be doing third season as Grantsville’s Johnson threw for 118 goals. franchise in all of Minor League kick off the 2017 season Friday what they do, we’re going to starting signal-caller. yards and a touchdown in last Cyprus went 1-8 overall last Baseball in 2015. night against one of the top “Mostly, it’s about execu- year’s opener, while speedster teams Class 4A has to offer: SEE STALLIONS PAGE B2 ➤ tion,” Byrd said. “We really AJ Rainer ran for 45 yards on SEE COWBOYS PAGE B2 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 17, 2017 Stansbury tennis team sinks Pirates at home

PEGGY BRADFIELD The way Pritzkau said she COMMUNITY NEWS EDITOR will be improving on these The Stansbury High girls two things is “when we have tennis team had some great drills in practice, I need to serves and the doubles teams focus more on the drill, instead showed aggression at the net of just going through the during Wednesday’s home motions,” she said. match against Cyprus, but the Though there are no set girls’ mental game needs work, partners yet, Pritzkau says coach Jacob Jones said. when they are in place, “my Cyprus’ team consisted of goal is to like flow with the nine girls, so Jones said the partnership, whoever my matches would be a “pro set” partner may be is to flow with — each set would consist of a them and improve the partner- total of eight games, in order ship.” to “give as many of our girls a The other doubles pairs chance to play as possible,” he — Madi Johansen and Kally said. Smith at No. 2 and Kenzi “We need to work on the Knudsen and Mia Thurber girls not checking out,” Jones at No. 3 — also won their said after the match. matches. Despite the fact that it Today, the girls will play a wasn’t as strong a showing as very strong West Jordan team. Jones would have liked, the “We played them two times Stallions won 5-0. last year and they beat us both Victoria Fidler, No. 1 singles times,” he said. player, beat her opponent One thing he says they will handily 7-1. be working on as a team are “My serving towards the end finishing the points, “putting was pretty good,” she said. “It ourselves in a position to finish SUE BUTTERFIELD/TTB PHOTO usually takes me a while to get pointis, rather than just getting Stansbury’s Victoria Fidler hits a return during her No. 1 singles match against Cyprus on Wednesday at Stansbury High School. Fidler won her match 7-1 warmed up.” the ball back.” as the Stallions beat the Pirates 5-0. Fidler and No. 2 singles Stansbury’s 2016 doubles player Chanda Bigelow have defense, I’m on offense, con- pretty good feel for how they season playing tennis for SHS, tempting to play down to the teams all graduated and the been working with a personal trolling the point,” she said. will be pairing the girls and the was playing with partner other team’s level, she said, so team also lost its first singles tennis coach to improve their Bigelow won her match 7-1 duos should be in place by next Shauna Graves. she hopes to improve in playing player. But, despite that loss, game. Two things Fidler said and Hannah Anderson was also week. The two manhandled their up to her potential each match. Jones said this team is coming she is focusing on right now in a winner. “Our goal as a team is to Cyprus pair with an 8-0 score. Two things Pritzkau said she together and taking the next her training are positioning the With the doubles, Jones said improve as a team and to get Graves said it was hard to would like to work more on step to play at a higher level ball and controlling the point. he is still tweaking the lineup, to state,” Alyssa Pritzkau said. keep their level of play up are her mental toughness and this year. “Instead of me playing but the coaches are getting a Pritzkau, who is in her fourth throughout the match. It was speed. [email protected] Falcons’ new home Buffs hit the road for season opener DARREN VAUGHAN state semifinals. Now a mem- Tooele was 9-2 last season, season and failed to qualify SPORTS EDITOR ber of the revamped Class 4A and got its successful cam- for postseason play in Class ready for business The Tooele football team and a new-look Region 11, paign going with a 34-13 win 3A. The Hawks are led by hopes its season-opening trip Tooele hopes to continue its over North Sanpete. Bins had returning starting quarter- ATLANTA (AP) — The goal preseason game on Aug. 31, to Mount Pleasant has a pleas- recent run of success. one catch for 25 yards and back Spencer Steadman on posts are up. The end zones are followed by two college football ant ending Friday night as the “I think we should do real ran for 39 yards on six car- offense, as well as sophomore painted. The concession stands games over the Labor Day holi- Buffaloes are set to kick off well,” Tooele senior Jeno Bins ries, while quarterback Austin linebacker Payton Clawson are ready to dish out all sorts of day: Alabama vs. Florida State the 2017 season against Class said. “A lot of the new guys Meono had a rushing touch- and junior cornerback Maison food and drink. on Sept. 2 and Georgia Tech vs. 3A foe North Sanpete. coming in, they know their down and threw for 40 yards. Burgess on defense. With less than two weeks to Tennessee on Sept. 4. The Buffs come into the position, they know their job “We feel good about where Friday’s game gets under- go before Atlanta’s $1.5 billion Atlanta United, the MLS season having won a share of and as long as everyone does we’re at right now,” first-year way at 7 p.m. at North stadium hosts its first game, expansion team that has drawn the Class 3AA North title in their job, we should be really Tooele head coach Jeff Lewis Sanpete High School in Mount there’s only one major issue to huge crowds in its temporary 2016, and they’re two years good. I’m looking forward to said. Pleasant. address. home at Georgia Tech , debuts at removed from a trip to the it.” North Sanpete was 4-5 last [email protected] That pesky retractable roof. Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sept. While vowing that Mercedes- 10. A week later, the Falcons Benz Stadium will be open to host their first home regular- the elements at some point this season game against the Green Tooele The Buffs’ linebackers — fall, officials still can’t put a Packers in a prime-time rematch Bins, Dalton Wintel and Seth timetable on when the elaborate of last season’s NFC champion- continued from page B1 Whitehouse — are the heart roof — which resembles the ship game. and soul of their defense, cover of a camera lens — will be Mike Egan, a senior vice career. Bins rushed for 773 Lewis said. The defensive fully operational. president for Falcons and United yards and six touchdowns on line is a bit of a question “We knew it would be com- owner Arthur Blank, said engi- just 70 carries last year, had mark, though Lewis noted plex,” said Rich McKay, presi- neers are still working out some five receptions for 150 yards that defensive end Jordan dent and CEO of the Atlanta bugs to ensure the roof can be and three scores and even Leakehe is a key returning Falcons. “It’s probably been opened or closed in 11 minutes. threw a touchdown pass. piece. Dallen Kimball and as complex or more than we “It’s opened and closed a Lewis’ offense, which is Nukuluve Helu will start at thought. It’s one of a kind. It’s number of times already. We will based on the Wing-T attack safety. going to take some more work.” be opening and closing it again the Buffs have used for sev- If all goes according to The roof was closed for a next week,” Egan said. “It will eral seasons with elements plan, Tooele plans to battle media tour on Tuesday, and absolutely be open for Falcons of the West Coast offense for the Region 11 title, with that’s the way it will be when the and Atlanta United games this thrown in, also includes its sights set on a deep play- stadium opens Aug. 26 with a fall. returning starting quarter- off run. Falcons’ exhibition game against “What we’re fine-tuning is back Austin Meono, who “We’re hoping to go play the Arizona Cardinals. the mechanization process, and threw for 526 yards and five at the ‘U’,” Bins said. “That’s In fact, with a flurry of events that’s just the speed at which scores last year as a sopho- the biggest thing.” kicking off the new 71,000-seat the roof opens and closes. It’s more in addition to rushing The Buffs open their sea- stadium, it could be weeks — really just getting the balance of for 10 TDs. The offensive son Friday at North Sanpete. perhaps even months — before the roof right, as far as these are line is led by tackle Collin The preseason schedule also the roof is fully operational. big petals and just moving them Lawrence and center Ryan includes games against Sky The Falcons host another takes a lot of energy.” Ascarte. View, Dixie and Grantsville “We’ve got some good before Tooele faces returners, but we’ve had a lot Stansbury in the Region 11 of shoes to fill, because we opener. were senior-heavy last year,” “Once we face these big- Lewis said. “We’ve definitely ger schools, we’ll know our got to have some guys step place, where we stand and up and fill some shoes. We what we need to do to get have a foundation there that better,” Bins said. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO we can build off of.” [email protected] Tooele’s Austin Meono warms up at practice on Monday. The Buffs have their season opener on Friday.

set to start at quarterback for and came within a point of several injuries to key players Cowboys Cyprus. Safety Alex Lanktree upsetting eventual state run- during preseason camp. continued from page B1 and defensive lineman Manny ner-up Delta on the road “We’re excited,” Arbon said. Ramirez lead the Pirates’ in the state quarterfinals. “We’re ready to get back on season and missed the play- defense. Johnson and Rainer are the field and see what we can offs in Class 4A. Offensively, Grantsville is coming off joined by fellow senior Brady do.” the Pirates will look to Asher a 4-7 season in 2016. The Arbon among a number of Friday’s game begins at Pollock, who was the team’s Cowboys broke a two-year key returners for Grantsville, 7 p.m. at Grantsville High leading receiver a year ago. postseason drought by finish- though the Cowboys will School. Sophomore Parker Meldrum is ing third in Class 3A North, be short-handed because of [email protected]

and its top receiver (Brodie elite programs. weapons in receiver Conner Stallions Martin) from last season, as “These kids are going to McKay and runners Tavita well as its starting quarter- play hard for 48 minutes and continued from page B1 Gagnier, Silas Young and back (Jackson Siddoway). they’re going to fly around,” Alix Taukeiaho, and a strong be doing what we do and it’s Sky View was picked by Christiansen said. “Our kids offensive line in front of him. going to be fun to watch them coaches to win the Region 12 are excited. They ranked two Richins and Taukeiaho will play.” title, while Stansbury opens Cache County schools (Sky also play a key role as start- The Bobcats are coming the season as the favorites to View and Mountain Crest) ing linebackers on defense, FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO off a 6-4 season in 2016 and take the top spot in Region 11. ahead of us and Tooele, so we with Calvin Mead and Dallon Grantsville’s Layne Holmes scores the sixth goal of the game in the second have moved down from Class That means Friday’s game will didn’t get any love in Tooele half of play against Cyprus on Tuesday afternoon. 5A after losing students to have the feel of a postseason County. Our kids take that Brooks anchoring both the the newly opened Green contest before school has even a little personal, so they’re offensive and defensive lines. we can play with anybody,” Canyon High School this year. started, and it also provides excited about that.” Friday’s game gets under- Soccer Lowry said. “I think the girls However, the cupboard is far an opportunity for Stansbury The Stallions will start way at 7 p.m. at Stansbury High School. continued from page B1 have been talking about it and from bare, as Sky View returns to show it belongs in the con- junior Jet Richins at quar- they’re excited about it. You’re its top rusher (Cole Stokes) versation among Class 4A’s terback. He has plenty of [email protected] for a Region 13 title, with not going in there knowing aspirations of a deep postsea- that the other school cut 30 son run. The Cowboys don’t girls and you only had 24 come have to play against schools be battle-tested by the time any question that Tooele, eran sports writer from Moab, three times their size anymore, out.” Vaughan they get to the playoffs, and Stansbury and Grantsville Utah. He truly enjoys spend- thanks to the Utah High School The Cowboys traveled to continued from page B1 they’ll certainly have to earn have both the talent and the ing his fall Friday nights on Activities Association’s realign- St. Joseph’s on Thursday for a everything they get. work ethic to do something the sidelines of a high school ment that went into effect for non-region game that was not they’ve got work to do under From seeing all three special this season. It will be football game. Email him at this school year. complete at press time. the Friday night lights on teams practice in the past exciting to see it all unfold. dvaughan@tooeletranscript. “We go into it thinking [email protected] their home turf. All three will week, I don’t think there’s Darren Vaughan is a vet- com. THURSDAY August 17, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 Provo mayor wins 3-way GOP primary for US House seat SALT LAKE CITY (AP) and want to see him do the budget and understands the Utah’s race — on top of about internet for all residents. in 2018 but now is a candidate — The mayor in the Mormon same in Washington. He said it entrepreneurial spirit of this $600,000 in campaign contri- Ada Wilson, a 59-year-old in November’s special elec- stronghold of Provo won a also proved that his campaign district, who will represent us,” butions collected by the three Republican homemaker from tion. Kathryn Allen socked three-way Republican primary strategy worked. Ainge said. Republicans running for Utah’s Orem, said Curtis’ stint across away more than half a million Tuesday in the race to replace “It was Utah-based, Utah- Utah’s special election is one 3rd Congressional District. the aisle was one of the reasons dollars after she called out former Rep. Jason Chaffetz, principled, Utah-endorsed. of seven this year to fill vacan- Outside spending of that she voted for him. Wilson said Chaffetz earlier this year for his putting him on track to clinch That’s what they want,” Curtis cies in the U.S. House and magnitude is generally only it shows Curtis can work in a comments suggesting people the congressional seat in the said. “They didn’t like the nega- Senate, five of which opened seen in heavily Republican bipartisan way to get things should spend money on health general election in the over- tivity.” up when elected officials Utah when Democrats and done. care instead of iPhones. whelming GOP district. Curtis defeated Chris took posts in Trump’s admin- Republicans face off in an occa- “I think he acknowledges Allen released a statement John Curtis pulled off the Herrod, a former state lawmak- istration. Voters in Alabama sional close race. that being Republican with an late Tuesday congratulating win despite being dogged by er known for strict immigration were also voting Tuesday in Curtis, 57, the target of most ‘R’ by your name does not auto- Curtis and vowing to keep her attack ads from deep-pocketed positions, and Tanner Ainge, a primaries to select party nomi- of the out-of-state attack ads, matically make you a keeper of campaign positive, focusing outside groups in a race whose business consultant, first-time nees for the U.S. Senate seat faced suspicion and criticism all the answers,” she said. on solutions to health care and three candidates were emblem- candidate and son of Boston that previously belonged to from some Republicans for his David Muir, the city treasur- other problems. atic of the divisions roiling the Celtics president Danny Ainge. Attorney General Jeff Sessions. 2000 run as a Democrat for the er for the Salt Lake City suburb Several third-party can- GOP under President Donald They split support during the Chaffetz, a five-term state Legislature and his time of Cottonwood Heights, said he didates are also running in Trump. campaign from more conserva- Republican, carved out a leading a county Democratic voted for Curtis because of his November, including Jim Curtis is a former Democrat tive Republicans. reputation for using the House party. He said he now identifies experience running a city and Bennett, the son of the late who was the most moder- Curtis had captured about Oversight committee he as a conservative Republican that he wasn’t worried about former U.S. Sen. Bob Bennett, ate of the Republican candi- 41 percent of the vote while chaired to run aggressive inves- and notes that Ronald Reagan, Curtis’ Democratic past. a longtime Republican who lost dates running in Utah’s 3rd Herrod and Ainge split the rest, tigations of Hillary Clinton Trump and Chaffetz were all “There are a lot of good re-election in 2010, the first of Congressional District, which according to unofficial results before the 2016 presidential Democrats at one point. Democrats in the past,” said several GOP candidates ousted Chaffetz represented until he Tuesday. elections. He’s since taken a “I’ve got a message to those Muir, a longtime Republican. in tea-party fueled wave. Jim abruptly resigned in June, cit- Ainge conceded but Herrod role as a Fox News commenta- PACs in Washington, D.C. and “The person is more important Bennett is running as the first ing a desire to spend more time held out hope based on tens tor and announced he will be those special interests: This is and their character.” candidate of a new centrist with family. Moderate Utah of thousands of ballots not yet one of six visiting fellows at my town, this is my district. Herrod, 51, and Ainge, 33, party, the United Utah Party. Republicans including Gov. counted in the county with the Harvard University this fall. Go home. You wasted your both voted for Trump, but all Bennett congratulated Curtis Gary Herbert backed Curtis, most voters. His departure opened up a money,” Curtis said in a victory three candidates say they sup- but said in a statement that as the only one of the three “We had very good internal congressional seat in a district speech in Provo. port the president’s agenda, a good man, Curtis should feel Republican candidates who polls and so, we’re not quite where Republicans outnumber Curtis has served eight years which includes plans to build uncomfortable in the “Party of didn’t vote for Trump. ready to get there,” Herrod Democrats 5-to-1 in an area as the mayor of Provo, where a wall along the U.S.-Mexican Trump.” As supporters erupted into said. that stretches from the Salt he helped negotiate a deal for border, revamp the tax code Curtis said he’s looking for- loud cheers at his Provo elec- Ainge said Curtis is the type Lake City suburbs and several Google to take over the city’s and repeal the Affordable Care ward to facing opponents such tion night party, Curtis said in of voice needed in the district. ski towns southeast to Provo troubled fiber-optic system and Act. as Bennett, who will challenge a phone interview with The “I’m glad that we have some- and Utah coal country. instead give the city of about Curtis moves on to face a him for moderate voters. Associated Press that his victo- one who’s been successful in Out-of-state organizations 117,000 people the company’s well-funded Democratic oppo- “I think we’ve got a great ry showed that voters like what the business world like John, and political action committees high-speed Google Fiber inter- nent who initially announced message for all of Utah,” Curtis he’s accomplished as mayor who knows how to balance a have spent about $900,000 in net service, including free basic her intent to challenge Chaffetz said. COMMUNITY NEWS Local clubs fund teens’ students attended the leader- HOBY fees ship seminar at Southern Utah School is about to begin State University. All Tooele and the Tooele Civic League County school counselors are and the Women’s Community aware of this program and Club of Tooele are encouraging will be happy to work with the sophomore students who are students. interested in being leaders to Both Tooele County General apply for special scholarships. Federation of Women’s Clubs The Hugh O’Brian Youth, are able to help students with HOBY, leadership scholarships finances to attend the seminar. are available to 10th grade stu- The groups will offer funding dents through your high school to those who would like to go scholarship counselor. but who cannot afford to do Students are eligible to go so on their own. For further further in the program for information contact Geneal additional scholarships. In Dart, at 435-882-2036 or Ana May, several Tooele County Twitchell, 435-830-6707.

Your neighborhood, your news TOOELETRANSCRIPT Serving Tooele County PHOTOS COURTESY OF GENEAL DART for over 120 years Sophomore students who participated in HOBY from Grantsville High School are (left to right) Tooele High School students who participated in BULLETIN Branden Allen, Alexandria Wood and Whitnee Harding, not pictured is Kirsten Minchew. HOBY in May are Averie Vowles and Sydnee Bird.

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ANSWERS ON B5 THURSDAY August 17, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B5 WEDDING GARDEN SPOT Bullough/Nebeker Kendra Rene Nebeker and Jacob John Bullough, together How not to shoot yourself in with their families are pleased to announce their marriage in the Salt Lake Temple. The pleasure of your company is requested at a celebration in the foot in your garden, yard their honor Thursday, Aug. 24, 2017 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. hen something goes growing. The roots are going to and less frequently, and you’ll at the LDS Church at 691 wrong in the garden go “on the hunt” for additional see the difference. Cedarview Circle in Tooele. or yardscape, the first space and nutrients. As they •The seventh is one that W Jay Cooper Parents of the bride are Ms. inclination most times is to look do, the circular shape of the pot many of us have seen around CORRESPONDENT Shannon Nebeker and Mr. and for a bug, pest or other invader. creates the problem. here; summer scorching of Mrs. Kyle Nebeker. Parents of It’s true that insects, animals, Sometimes these types of leaves. Again, while it is not us, the groom are Mr. and Mrs. viruses and bacteria can cause roots will form on their own in but the sun, that is doing the Brad Bullough. problems. However, there are a chlorosis. This is when the a planting hole that we didn’t scorching, we are complicit in lot of areas where we can cause plant can’t produce chlorophyll make the hole sizable enough the matter as well because of problems and not even know it. in adequate quantities and the or we neglected to rough up our planting choices. Large- These are self-inflicted typical leaf color is significantly the side of the hole to give leaved tree and shrub varieties MISSIONARY wounds to our garden space different (green leaves will roots something to grip onto will tend to scorch significantly that can be avoided with just look light lime green) than the and penetrate into. The solu- more than smaller leaves. If Elder Morgan Sasser a bit of knowledge and imple- same plant without an iron tion? Cut these types of roots having scorch is a problem with mentation of different prac- deficiency. off before planting from a pot, the existing plantings you have, Elder Morgan Sasser has tices. How would we cause that? then be sure to give the new consider augmenting them returned home from serving as At last month’s Master Typically, poor plant or tree planting plenty of water for with alternatives. a missionary for The Church Gardener public presentation, choice for our area. You see, the first season. Water can be •Number eight is herbicide of Jesus Christ of Latter- my friend Justin Wiker gave there is plenty of iron in our reduced the second year as the damage. This usually occurs day Saints in the Singapore a talk on “What’s Wrong with soil, but it’s not in a form that planting gets established. when an adjacent area is Mission. He will speak in the my Garden?” Justin is a really is readily accessible for plants. •Mechanical damage takes treated with a broadleaf weed Rose Springs Ward on Aug. 20 smart guy, so I’m unabashedly That’s because of the high clay slot number four. This ranges killer. Depending on the type at 1 p.m. The building address plagiarizing his comments. content and electrical charge from string trimmers to mow- of application, toxicity can is 777 Skyline Drive, Tooele, Starting out, he gave us two between the iron and clay ers, tractors, cat scratching, migrate through the soil and Utah. words that are used for two dif- molecules. The attraction is so glancing blows from shovels enter your plants via the root ferent categories for things that high that the roots of the plants and the like. Exercise caution systems. If the herbicide was go wrong in our gardens. Those can’t pull off the iron (so forget around your trees and plants, sprayed when it was very warm terms are biotic and abiotic. about adding old iron or iron and in some cases, consider or hot, or when it was breezy, The things that are living in filings to your tree wells - it some loose fitting sleeve mate- the product can atomize and your garden or an ecosystem won’t work). rials until tough bark forms. easily drift to your plants, are termed biotic factors. This Early in the season, all looks •Number five is a head where the poison enters via the would include stuff like fungi, fine, as less iron is needed. scratcher, but it happens leaf surfaces. Be careful how POETRY plants, animals, bacteria and When the iron moves into the when shortcuts are taken you apply, and keep an eye out people. leaves, its location is fixed; it during planting. Would you for applications by others on Those parts of an ecosys- can’t move. believe that a lot of plant and properties and spaces adjacent tem that aren’t living are So, earlier growth looks tree problems occur because to your yardscape. called abiotic factors. These green, but as the season pro- the packaging material was •Winter damage comes in at ‘Doing Dishes’ would include soil, rocks, tem- gresses, the leaves suffer from left intact or not completely number nine. Planting variet- ois Parker Edstrom, a perature, sunlight, wind, the the lack of iron that is needed removed? The cure for this one ies that are not well adapted retired nurse, lives on atmosphere, water and condi- to make chlorophyll. What is self-explanatory. Yes, even can be one reason. An equally LWhidbey Island, off the Ted Kooser tions around a planting such to do? Choose varieties that remove burlap bagging. common one is fertilizing and coast of Washington, and her U.S. POET LAUREATE, as sidewalks, roads, walls and do well in our area and don’t •Our sixth issue is more significant water application 2016 book Night Beyond Black, 2004-2006 reflected light from adjacent suffer from iron shortages. common than you would in early fall. This stimulates from MoonPath Press, has many structures. Existing trees will have to think for our arid valley. growth that is tender and still accessible and moving poems. Well, it doesn’t take a rocket either stay that way, be treated Overwatering. This happens full of moisture when the cold Here’s just one example. …, um, I mean, a soil scientist with forms of iron that will when our mindset is something arrives. This new growth has to see that both abiotic and give short term boosts of iron like, “if a moderate amount of little chance of survival over Doing Dishes biotic factors can have strong (a chelated form, making the water is good, then extreme the winter. influences on success or failure iron more water soluble), or be amounts must be even better.” •Last, but not least, is salt She said she had always wanted to do it; in your horticultural pursuits. removed and replaced with a The fact is, overwatered plants damage. This can be from throw away dirty dishes rather than wash them There are some things in these more suitable choice. will behave strangely like plants street surfaces or when we salt lists that you have very little, if •The second main problem that are in drought. There are sidewalks and driveways. Most and she did, after breakfast, toss the blue, green, no control over. is planting depth. Yep. This two primary reasons for this. plants are not salt resistant orange, and yellow Fiestaware into the trash. Some you can influence to seems to be too simple to be First, the roots need oxygen. and can only take a moderate a degree, but not totally elimi- true, but it is. If the plant is too It is typically delivered when amount of sodium chloride Transferring from New York to Germany nate. A few you have almost deep, it can rot. If it’s a variety appropriate amounts of water before they are compromised. with her husband and children, complete sway over. Once we that is grafted to a rootstock, moves down through the soil, Salt enough to maintain safe understand what some of the deep planting can allow the bringing oxygen with it into the surfaces, but take it easy. Your the movers coming that day, she chucked the dishes outcomes of our gardening root to produce top growth. micro-spaces in the soil. If too yard and plants will thank you. in among the banana peels, egg shells, coffee grounds, choices and actions are, we are If the plant is too shallow, much water is applied, these Again, a special thanks for a long way toward solving a it will likely die as the roots spaces are filled with water, Justin Wiker for these great bits of bacon, paper towels and called it good. strong majority of horticultural dry out and their tissues are and the plant suffocates, in insights. I hope you find them What she could not know is that a young mother challenges. exposed to an environment essence drowning. Roots don’t as useful as I did. Justin believes that some- they were not designed to be have gills, after all. in that very town received a much needed set where between 80 and 90 per- in. Being precise in planting Second, having roots trapped Jay Cooper can be contacted of tableware when her husband returned cent of plant and tree problems depths will pay strong divi- in soil that is constantly wet at [email protected], are caused by … us. And with dends. leads to rotting. This kills the or you can visit his channel at home from work that evening. Bright dishes that declaration, here’s Justin’s •Number three is girdling roots and starves the plant youtube.com/dirtfarmerjay for that showed up chipped and grubby top 10 abiotic issues and what roots. These are roots that can from the nutrients and air it videos on the hands-on life of to do about them. be formed when the tree or needs. When it comes to water, gardening, shop and home skills, like old friends with egg on their faces. •Issue number one is iron plant is in a pot and is actively do the minimum. Water deeply culinary arts and landscaping.

We do not accept unsolicited manuscripts. American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Poetry Foundation (www.poetryfounda- FINANCIAL FOCUS tion.org), publisher of Poetry magazine. It is also supported by the Department of English at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Poem copyright ©2016 by Lois Parker Edstrom, “Doing Dishes,” from Night Beyond Black, (MoonPath Press, 2016). Poem reprinted by permission of Lois Parker Edstrom and the publisher. Introduction Are You a “Hardworking” Investor? copyright ©2017 by The Poetry Foundation. The introduction’s author, Ted Kooser, served as United States Poet Laureate Consultant ext week, we observe them do their jobs better. As an goals — such as the type of in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 2004-2006. Labor Day, a celebra- investor, you should also keep retirement lifestyle you desire tion of the American learning - about the investment — you will likely find it easier N Tye Hoffmann worker. You work hard your world in general and about to stick with an investment GUEST COLUMNIST Comics Page Puzzle Answers whole life with the hope that new opportunities for you to strategy that’s appropriate for from page B4 your efforts will ultimately explore. your needs and risk tolerance. allow you to achieve your And you should always Conversely, if you lose sight of financial goals, such as a com- not going well, they change understand what you are your destination, you might fortable retirement. But for what they’re doing. And when investing in — and why. Even be more prone to taking short- that to happen, you may need you invest, you also may need if you work with a financial term detours, which could to apply some of the lessons of to make adjustments. professional, you need to work against you. the workplace to your efforts If an investment has consis- inform yourself about every Labor Day reminds us to as an investor. tently underperformed, or if aspect of your investment port- appreciate the skills and dedi- So, what are these les- you have too many others very folio - after all, it’s your money cation of all workers — and as sons? Here are a few to con- similar to it, or if it just doesn’t and your future. an investor, you can put these sider: meet your needs anymore, you •Be farsighted. Good same attributes to good use. •Be consistent. The most may be better off by selling workers not only know what successful workers are the it and using the proceeds to they’re doing — they also can This article was written by ones who show up, day after invest elsewhere. This doesn’t visualize the desired outcome Edward Jones for use by your day, and strive to overcome mean you should constantly of each task. And, of course, local Edward Jones Financial the inevitable obstacles that be buying and selling — in people who are in charge of a Advisor. Edward Jones, its crop up. As an investor, you, fact, you’ll likely be better off particular endeavor, or who employees and financial advi- too, need to be consistent in by purchasing quality invest- are responsible for the fortunes sors cannot provide tax or legal your habits — which means ments and holding them for of a business, have a clear view advice. You should consult your you should keep investing in the long term. But you need of what they want to accom- attorney or qualified tax advi- all types of markets. If you take to be flexible enough to make plish, even if the achievement sor regarding your situation. a “time out” every time the the appropriate moves at the of that goal is many years in Tye Hoffmann is an investment market drops, you might end appropriate times. the future. representative for Edward Jones up missing opportunities when •Be informed. The best When you invest, you also Investments located at 974 N. the next rally begins. workers are those who regu- need to see where you want Main St. in Tooele. He can be •Be flexible. When good larly update their skills and to go. If you can constantly contacted at 833-9440 or at workers see that something is acquire knowledge that helps keep in mind your long-term 830-0917. Inspiring Healthy Lives Look for it every month in your Tooele Transcript Bulletin

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a car show t-Shirt and Dash Plaque. Charity what’s available by visiting utah4h.org/ your neighborhood school. Contact Christy Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, as well third Friday of each month from 1-2 p.m. at TOOELE dollars cover the over $42,000 each to volunteers/kits and utah4h.org/discover/ Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any ques- as any similar turn-of-the-century attractions TATC, Tooele Applied Technology College, raise and train these dogs. For informa- discoverkits. tions. and resorts for an upcoming book project. 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, Senior Center tion about the Guide Dogs of America, or Those who wish to contribute information call Barb at 801-656-9673 or Hal at 435- The senior center is for the enjoyment of the car show call 435-841-0713 or e-mail or photographs of these parks should con- 840-3683. all seniors 55 and older. New and exciting [email protected] The program USU EXTENSION MOOSE tact Emma Penrod at [email protected]. activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and your donation Contributions will be printed with credit in Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope exercise program, line dancing, wood carv- is tax deductible. USU Extension Gardening Meals at the Lodge a yet-to-be released pictorial history book. to Recovery” ing, Wii games, watercolor class, movies Plant and Pest Diagnostic Clinic — master Friday and Saturday night dinners will be There is no such thing as too many photo- Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 and health classes. Meals on Wheels avail- gardeners will be available to help diagnose served from 5 p.m.-9 p.m. Friday night graphs as the author needs a minimum of p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in able for homebound. Lunch served week- SCHOOLS your plant, tree and pest problems on dinners change weekly or you can order 160 photographs, and any help is greatly Tooele (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to days. For age 60 and above, suggested Wednesdays from 4-6 p.m. at the Tooele from the menu items Saturday night din- appreciated. all those affected by someone else’s addic- donation is $3. For those under age 60, Secondary School Registration USU Extension office located at 151 N. ners include 14 oz. ribeye or T-bone steak tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help cost is $5. Transportation available to the Information Main. Bring a photo and sample of the w/choice of baked potato/fries, salad and Tooele Valley Flute Choir by sharing our experience, strength and store or doctor visits for residents in the Secondary schools on-line registration has specimen to help identify the problem. Call roll; halibut or salmon steak w/choice of The Tooele Valley Flute Choir seeks mem- hope. For more information, please contact Tooele and Grantsville areas. For transpor- begun. School begins on Aug. 22, 2017. 435-277-2409 if you have any questions baked or fries, salad and roll, or Jumbo bers interested in our inaugural effort to Terri at 435-313-4851. tation information call 435-843-4102. For Please visit the Tooele School District web- about the diagnostic clinic. shrimp w/choice of baked or fries, salad raise the profile of local flutists. If you love more information about the Tooele center, site for school registration dates and times. and roll. All meals are for a reasonable to play the flute and want to grow your Military Items Wanted call 435-843-4110. Everything You Ever Wanted to price. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily musical horizons, please join us! All levels When you no longer want your military First Grade Registration Know lunch specials are available at the lodge of skill and experience welcome. Contact items, do not take them to the D.I. or the Books for the Whole Family Utah State University Extension has infor- from 11 a.m. After purchase of 10 meals Emma at [email protected]. thrift store. Bring them — hats, helmets, Donated children’s books and paperbacks Information For the first grade schedule, Aug. 22-25 mation on gardening, families, food preser- either Friday/Saturday nights your next one dress uniforms, boots, shoes, pants, jack- are for sale for 25 cents, and hardcovers vation, meal planning, finances, agriculture, is free. If you have more than four people Tooele Valley Free Masons ets, backpacks, belts, canteens, pouches, are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. will be a Wednesday schedule (from 9 a.m.- The Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the 12:30 p.m.) all week. natural resources, Utah 4-H and Youth in your party, please call ahead to ensure old photos, etc. — to 775 S. Coleman on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 and many other things on their website the cook can better plan. For members and second Friday of each month for dinner and Street They will be displayed with honor a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Kindergarten Registration extension.usu.edu. Check it out and learn their guests only. socializing. If you are interested or have and respect. Call Matthew or Tina, 435- Library. All proceeds go back to the library something new. questions please join us at the Lodge, 882-8688. for projects and programs. Information Entertainment located at the corner of Settlement Canyon For the kindergarten schedule, on Aug. 25 Kids Café Saturday, Aug. 19, Seasoned Amnesia Road and SR-36, or give us a call at 435- Children’s Choir Auditions there will be a kindergarten reception, Bingo is Back Come cook and have fun with the USU band will perform from 6-10 p.m. 277-0087. Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- Aug. 28 will be the first day students are St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started Food $ense program. Kids Café will be Aug. tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 in class. its bingo games again on Fridays starting 16 and 17 from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. at the Special Events Tooele Valley Family History years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time! Community Council for County Health Building, 151 N. Main. This On Friday Aug 25, we will honor Veterans Center owner and director of Blake Music Studios, Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with activity is free and for kids age 8 and up. with a free dinner from 5:30-7 p.m. On Research your ancestors free with trained directs the choir. Blake has a degree in questions. Grantsville Elementary Youth do not need to be enrolled in 4-H to Saturday, Aug. 26, the Moose Legion is FamilySearch volunteers at the Tooele vocal performance and has taught at the Grantsville Elementary will be holding elec- participate. Pre-registration is required. Call sponsoring a Le Bus trip to Wendover for Valley Family History Center, 751 N. 520 collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Tooele High School Class of tions for the Community Council during or email by the Friday before the activity. the day. Please sign up at the lodge or call East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. Hours and you are looking for an exceptional Back to School Night on Aug. 21, 2017. 1952 Contact information is: Andrea 435-277- 435-882-2931 for more information. The of operation: Tuesday through Friday, 10 musical experience for them, this is it. For The meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. in The Tooele High School 65th Class 2409 or [email protected]. The 3rd Annual Steve Bevan Patriots Day Golf a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday evenings more information and to register for an the school library. If you would like to be Reuinion will be held Friday, Aug. 18, 2017, classes are sponsored by USU Extension Scramble is scheduled for Sunday Sept. 10 7-9 p.m. Wednesday evenings by appoint- audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. nominated, please notify Mr. Zaleski, 435- at noon at the Eagle’s Nest. Cost will be Food $ense program and Live Fit Tooele at Oquirrh Hills, starting at 8 a.m. shotgun. ment only. Special classes offered regu- com or call 435-277-0755. 884-9991. Nominations will also be open $25 per person. For information or reserva- County. Sign-up sheets are available at the lodge or larly. Call the center for more information. tions, call Marlyn Russell at 435-882-0512. at the meeting. Voting will take place at call 435-882-2931 to sign up. The Idaho/ Rocky Mountain Hospice the meeting as well as Aug. 22–24 until Create Farm Fresh Food Utah Moose Association Annual Convention Tooele Family Al-Anon Want to have more meaning in your life. Do Tooele High Multi-Class Reunion noon. Parent members must have a child During these free cooking and nutrition will be held at Tooele Lodge Sept. 21-24. Wednesdays at 11 a.m. at the Tooele you want to do something that is satisfying Tooele High School is having a multi-class at the school at least one of the two years classes participants will learn to turn farm All members please plan on attending the Pioneer Museum, in the basement at the and of great service to your community? reunion for classes ‘74-’82 on Sept. 9, of their term. fresh ingredients into delicious family sessions. For more info contact the lodge back of the building. For questions or more Then become a Rocky Mountain Hospice 2017, at the Eagle’s Nest at the Tooele meals, gain skills to eat seasonally, on at 435 882-2931. information, please call Allene at 435-830- volunteer. No experience required. All

Army Depot. The event will be $60 per Story and Craft Hour a budget, and each will take home free 0465 or Elizabeth at 435-884-0825 or training, background check and TB tests Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the person, $30 for golf. Make checks payable recipes and small kitchen gadgets every 435-241-9200. provided by Rocky Mountain. The only Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy to THS Reunion. Happy hour begins at 5 week. Plan to attend all four classes in the EAGLES requirement is your desire to help someone the adventures of books and make fun p.m., dinner is at 6 p.m. The band is “Bent series. The August series begins Aug. 11, Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U in need. Please contact Diane Redman at crafts. For more information, call 435-833- Fender.” Mail your money in by Aug. 15 18, 25 and end Sept. 1. All classes are Sunday Breakfasts This group meets Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Rocky Mountain Hospice, 801-397-4904. 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West to P.O. Box 711 or to 316 Upland Drive, from 7-8 p.m. at 151 N Main, Tooele. Field Regular Sunday breakfasts will be served Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, Tooele, Utah. For more information, see the Trips are Saturdays July 15 and 22 or Aug. from 9-11:30 p.m. There will be a $5 spe- Main Street. For more information, contact Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group Tooele. Please enter through the south reunion’s Facebook page. 19 and 26 at 9 a.m. Meet at the Farmers cial, $7 for adults, $3 for seniors and $3 Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann at 435- Join us the 3rd Monday of each month side doors. Market (location TBA). Pre-registration is for kids 11-years and younger. The meal 849-4180. from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Tooele Gem and Mineral Society required. Call Andrea at 435-277-2409 or includes coffee and or a glass of juice or Center in Tooele. The Tooele County Health The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society will Free Preschool Hour [email protected]. Space is limited milk. Bad Beer is available. The public is Alcoholics Anonymous Department’s Aging Services program host a Rock Show Sept. 22-24, 2017. Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele Meeting daily at noon and 8 p.m. at the and classes will fill quickly. The classes are invited. is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s Admission is free and door prize tickets will Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. Utah Ave. For sponsored by USU Extension Food $ense Association’s Caregiver Support Groups. be four for $1. Our club meets the third of learning, singing and creating. This class more information, contact Lance at 435- program and Live Fit Tooele County. Steak Specials The groups are designed to provide emo- Tuesday of the month (except June, July is for all children up to 5 years old. Please Specials include Aug. 18, rib eye steak for 496-3691 or Wendy at 801-694-2624. tional, educational and social support for and August) from 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the come and enjoy the fun. For more informa- Basic Cooking $18; and Aug. 25, 3-piece shrimp dinner caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2456. downstairs conference room of the Pioneer tion, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We Createbreakfast, lunch and dinner: Aug 16, for $9. Food Addicts in Recovery Museum, located at 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. are located at West Elementary School, 23, 30, Sept 6, 13 and 20 from 7–8 p.m. Anonymous The Next Chapter Come learn about rocks, minerals and ways 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter This is a six-part series with an emphasis Auxilliary PPs Dinner Meeting Are you having trouble controlling the The Next Chapter is a free social support to craft them and enjoy field trips for rock through the south side doors. on basic cooking. Free for ages 13 to adult. PMP Jeannie Bennett will host the dinner way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery and educational program to help widows collecting. Membership is $15/year. For Cake Decorating Camp meeting at the La Fountaine Mexican res- Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- and widowers adjust to the loss of their more information email at tooelegemandmi St. Marguerite Catholic School taurant on Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2017, at 7 ery program for anyone suffering from spouse through monthly activities. You are The only faith based school in Tooele Learn basics in cake decorating: how to [email protected]. p.m. All PPs re-invited to come out, social- food addiction. Meetings are held every invited to join others who are on the same County. Students of all faiths are wel- make frosting, frost a cake, use decorating ize and enjoy the company of the other Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Pioneer Museum, page as you, to begin a new chapter in your come from preschool through 8th grade. tips, and more. Take home your own deco- PPs. See you all there. 47 E. Vine Street in Tooele. Enter at the life story. Call Sarah with Tooele County Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day pre- rated cake. Aug. 16 and 17, 2-5 p.m. Cost GRANTSVILLE north back entrance. For more information, Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for more school, junior high grades 6-8, small class is $10 includes a set of tips for decorating Planning Meeting call Millicent at 435-882-7094 or Denise at details. sizes, and an enhanced STEM curriculum. to keep up with the skills you’ll learn. Must Family History Center A planning meeting will be held on 435-830-1835 or visit www.foodaddicts.org. Give us a call 435-882-0081 or visit www. have finished 3rd grade to attend. Sign-up Thursday, Aug. 17, 2017, at 7 p.m. All offi- Find the Past — come find your ancestors on 4honline.org or call Tamra at 435-277- Everyone is welcome to attend. The Stansbury Art and Literary at our center, 113 E. Cherry St. (behind the stmargschool.org. cers of the Aerie and Auxiliary and commit- Society August Meeting 2405 for help enrolling. tee chairman for activities for September stake center). Share your past and learn Tooele County Aging Stansbury Art and Literature will meet more of your heritage. Whether it is your Scholar Academy Fall Carnival are asked to attend to plan the activities Tooele County Aging is looking for volun- The Scholar Academy Fall Carnival will be Create Your Own Comic Strip Tuesday, Aug. 22, at 7 p.m, at the Coulter hobby or just a general interest, beginner for September 2017. teers to help us meet the needs of seniors Sept. 15 from 5-8 p.m. at the school at Class House Event Center, on state Route 138 to advanced researcher — all are welcome. in the community. Many seniors require 928 N. 100 East, Tooele. Event tickets for Learn the basics of making a comic strip: in Stansbury Park. The main presenter will Trained consultants are available to assist assistance and need rides to doctors or games and activities are 50 cents each create the characters, write the story and be Heath Brown, the owner of Masterlab you. Hours are Mondays 10 a.m.-4 p.m., ELKS other health professionals. Rides help or 60 for $25 and 100 for $40. A meal draw the pictures. You might be the next in Midvale. If you are an amateur artist or Tuesdays noon-4 p.m., Wednesdays 10 seniors live more independent lives. Call ticket is $4 and includes a corndog or hot Stan Lee. Sept 21, 4:30- 5:30 p.m. Free photographer on the verge of wanting to a.m.-3 p.m., Thursdays noon-4 p.m. Night Meetings 435-843-4114 for more information. The dog, chips and a drink, plus a choice of class. Must have finished 3rd grade to sell your work, this is of interest to you. hours Tuesday through Thursday are 7-9 Lodge meetings are held the second and Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers also a snow cone, cotton candy or popcorn. attend. Registration required at 4honline. Artists will learn about all the aspects of p.m. Individuals and groups are welcome. fourth Tuesday of every month. House are in need of volunteers. For more infor- Raffle tickets are 7 for $5 and raffle items org or call Tamra at 435-277-2405 for help what is needed when reproducing your Please call 435-224-5010 to schedule a committee meetings are held every third mation about volunteering at the Grantsville will be displayed on the day of the event. enrolling. work for commercial purposes. For more group or receive information about work- Tuesday of the month. All members are Center, call Dan at 435-843-4753. For vol- Entertainment will include: hula hoop con- information, go to www.masterlabphoto. shops, training, etc. Questions and com- welcome and encouraged to attend. unteering at the Tooele Center, call Debbie test, Magician Joshua Benson, music and com. The art challenge for the month is ments are welcome. at 435-843-4103. ballon animals by Tooele Twisters. CHARITY Friday Night Dinners ‘vacations’ or a continuation of ‘food.’ Use Senior Center There will be No Friday Night Dinner Life’s Worth Living Foundation either as the theme in the medium of your Tooele Children’s Justice Center choice and bring the completed artwork The senior center is for the enjoyment of through the summer. Dinner will return in Suicide support group every fourth Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in need to the meeting. The public is invited and all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- EDUCATION September. Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mountain West of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and snacks. refreshments will be served. tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include Medical Center, located at 2055 N. Main We appreciate all donations. For inquiries Snacks Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceramics, Online courses Street in Tooele, in the classroom by the or drop-off call 435-843-3440. 25 S. 100 Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the Stansbury Art and Lit. Artist for pinochle, movies and wood carving, etc. Online courses in Network+ and Security+ cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal East, Tooele. social quarters, during business hours: Meals on Wheels available for homebound. IT are designed for the IT professional thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- August Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 The Chamber Wall Gallery Artist for the Lunch served weekdays. For age 60 and seeking to upgrade their skills and knowl- cide, please plan on attending. Please go United Methodist dinner ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 month of August is Rolanda Root. Root above, suggested donation is $3. For those edge of networking and security, and pre- on Facebook and like our page to keep Tooele United Methodist Church offers a ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. is an oil and pastel artist who especially under age 60, cost is $5. Transportation pares you for the CompTIA Network+ and current with our latest news and events. free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and likes to paint landscapes. She has recently available to the store or doctor visits for Security+ exams. Call the Tooele Applied Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworthliv- social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is Redneck Pool Party taken more classes and workshops to con- residents in the Tooele and Grantsville Technology Center at 435-248-1800 for ingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. more information or to enroll. served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. Mark your calendar — The Redneck Pool tinue her education in these mediums. She areas. For transportation information, call Party will be Aug. 19, 2017, beginning at 435-843-4102. Disabled American Veterans has been able to show many of her oil and Adult education The Tooele Valley Resource 2 p.m. Cost is a $5 donation at the door, pastel works from her plein air painting and Get your high school diploma this year. All Center which includes water fun, games and food. Chapter 20 studio work and had pieces selected for Daughters of Utah Pioneers The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County classes required for a high school diploma, The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now Break out your redneck gear and join in juried shows throughout Utah. Root is the The DUP is seeking any family histories, Chapter for the Disabled American Veterans adult basic education, GED preparation and sharing a building with the Tooele County the fun. drawing and painting teacher at Stansbury photographs, books, stories or vintage hold monthly general membership meet- English as a second language are available. Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, is current- High School. Her artwork on display fea- artifacts (before 1900) to display at our ings at the Pioneer Museum, located at Register now to graduate — just $50 per ly in need of donations. Please consider tures both plein air and studio pieces. DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 47 E. Vine Street every third Thursday of semester. Located at 211 Tooele Blvd., call donating items such as deodorant, chap- HISTORICAL SOCIETY These works of art are available to view at W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. the month at 8 p.m. Those who wish to 435-833-8750. Adult education classes are stick, lotion, diapers, formula, toilet paper, the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce, Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the attend the leadership meeting at 7 p.m. for students 18 and over. shampoo, conditioner, combs and brushes. Seeking Historical Items 154 S. Main, Tooele. The public is invited Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- are welcome to listen to the appointed Cash is also welcomed. Those who receive Tooele County Historical Society would like to see this chamber wall gallery display any tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or ESOL members of the community who have any members’ meeting. All Tooele County vet- Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit services include individuals or families in time during the chamber’s regular business ESOL conversational classes are held family or personal histories, photographs, erans are invited to attend. The Disabled www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or www. crisis, the homeless and families at risk of hours. Tuesdays and Thursdays. ESOL students books, brochures, DVDs, VHS tapes, or American Veterans (DAV) will hold its exploretooele.com. becoming homeless. For more information, may also come anytime the center is open call 435-566-5938 or fax 435-843-0244. newspaper articles that you would like monthly executive and general meetings Sons of Utah Pioneers for individualized study. Registration is $50 to donate to our organization to please on the third Thursday of every month at Anyone interested in the history of Tooele STANSBURY PARK per semester. Call 435-833-8750 for more First Baptist Food Pantry call us. We are also looking for books, the Pioneer Museum (rear entrance). The City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we information. The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- newspaper articles, photos, brochures executive meeting will be at 7 p.m. and the need you! Please come and join us for Benson Pioneer Gristmill ing an emergency food pantry to meet the or any history that pertains to the Tooele general meeting will be at 8 p.m. The DAV a potluck social dinner at the church on Early Head Start needs of our community. The food pantry County area. If you would like to donate is looking for volunteer drivers — no DAV Tour Utah’s last standing pioneer grist Pinehurst and Utah avenues. Parking is on Do you have a child under age 3? Are is available for emergency needs. Hours of them to our organization, or if you would membership is required. Will need a VA (flour) mill and log buildings. See how our east side. For more information, please you currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early operation are Saturdays from 10 a.m.-noon. let us make a copy for the Tooele County physical. No monthly meetings are held in ancestors lived, worked and crafted before contact Joe Brandon, 435-830-9783 or Head Start is a free program for eligible We are located at 580 S. Main Street. For Historical Society, please call Alice Dale at December. Call commander James Yale at the age of electricity. Take a guided tour to 435-830-9784. The local Sons of Utah families that offers quality early educa- information call 435-882-2048. 435-882-1612. 435-849-0521 or adjutant Greg Johnson at enhance your experience. Hours 10 a.m.-6 Pioneers meets the first Thursday of each tion for infants and toddlers in the home; 435-849-6741. month at 6:30 p.m. p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 325 parent education; comprehensive health Tooele County Food Bank, Historical books state Route 138 (just North of Stansbury services to women before, during and after Tooele County Historical Society’s books Health Department and Aging Grandparent Networking Group Park). Admission is free. Grantsville Emergency Food pregnancy; nutrition education and family Pantry will be available to purchase at our meet- Services hours Come meet others who are raising their ing. The History of Tooele County Volume Volunteers Needed at the support services. Call 435-841-1380 or The Tooele County Food Bank and The Tooele County Health Department and grandchildren to network. For address or II is $30, The Mining, Smelting, and 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free Grantsville Emergency Food Pantry are in Aging Services’ new hours of operation are other information, call Trisha 435-849- Benson Historic Mill Railroading in Tooele is $20, and we also additional information. need of canned meats, soups, pasta and Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., and Friday 2536 or email at [email protected]. Benson Historic Mill and Pioneer Park at have eight note cards depicting four dif- any non-perishable foods. We are accept- from 8 a.m.-noon. Check out our calendar 325 SR-138, is looking for people that Free developmental evaluation ferent pioneer buildings for $4. These will TC Squares Dance Club ing donations for Pathways Women’s and on our main page for holiday hours and would enjoy donating a few hours a week DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers make great gifts for your family and friends. The TC Squares Dance Club has begun Children’s Shelter (victims of domestic closures. For more information, call 435- to help maintain and improve this Tooele a variety of services to families with Please call Alice Dale at 435-882-1612 if dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke abuse). They are in need of socks, under- 277-2301. Valley treasure. We are also looking for infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. you would like to purchase these books. Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. wear, blankets for twin beds, hygiene skilled people with lots of patience to help Individualized services are available to Parkinson’s Disease Support 400 West, Tooele from 7:30-9:30 p.m. products (hairspray, hair gel, body wash, restore and bring back to life many of enhance development in communication, Two more nights are free for new dancers nail polish and remover) toys. Anything will Group the artifacts currently on display. Please motor development, cognition, social/emo- — Aug. 21 and 28. Please bring finger be appreciated. Underwear and socks must GROUPS AND EVENTS A diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease can contact Karl Dunn at 801-556-4824 or the tional development, self-help skills and food to share. For more information, con- be new. Other items can be gently used. be overwhelming for the newly diagnosed. Grist Mill office at 435-882-7678. health concerns. Contact us for a free Messiah Rehearsals tact Woody at 435-850-2441, Roberta at Please help us help our community. Drop Tooele has a support group for persons developmental evaluation at 435-833- Rehearsal for the 33rd Annual Christmas 801-349-5992 or visit the club website at boxes are located in the Intermountain with Parkinson’s Disease and their caregiv- Farmers’ Market at Benson 0725. rendition of Handel’s “Messiah” will begin tcsquares.com. Staffing Office, 7 S. Main Street #203, ers. You can learn how others are coping Gristmill Oct. 8 and every Sunday at the LDS chapel with PD and how to live well. We meet the The Farmers Market at the Gristmill is open Tooele, UT 84074. on 1000 W. and Utah Ave. in Tooele. The each Saturday this summer from 9 a.m.-1 4-H YOUTH time is 7 p.m. As in the past, the presenta- p.m. The market will feature fresh local pro- Baby blankets needed Baby blankets are needed for the nursery tion will be in two parts. The Christmas duce, pork and beef products, eggs, honey, Contest and Classes at Mountain West Medical Center. Blankets part will be presented on Dec. 17. The Bulletin Board Policy baked items and homemade craft items. Join 4-H for just $5 annual dues. To partici- should be new and in good condition. Easter part will be presented in April. If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript- Anyone wishing to participate by selling pate in 4-H activities, you must register as Homemade blankets are also accepted This is an inter-faith community choir and Bulletin at 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to pbradfield@tooeletrans items at this year’s market can call 435- a 4-H member online at ut.4honline.com. if new. Donations can be turned in to the orchestra. All singers and musicians are 850-0458 for more information. Many scholarships and contests are avail- cript.com. “The Bulletin Board” is for special community events, charitable volunteer desk at Mountain West Medical welcome to participate in this traditional able on the 4-H website, utah4h.org and at event. For more information contact Betta organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit business- Guide Dogs of America the USU Extension website, extension.usu. Center, 2055 N. Main Street in Tooele. Call es should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to Diane at 435-843-3691 with any questions. Nash at 435-882-5107 or Dave Yong at The 9th Annual Stansbury Days Car Show edu/wasatchfront/shared-contests. 435-882-2094. 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot guarantee your will be held Aug. 19 in Stansbury Park to announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please benefit the Guide Dogs of America. Car Club activity kits available Community Closet Clean out your closets. The Community Local author seeks photos call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be deliv- Show registration is $25 the day of the Many fun activity kits are available to A local author and historian is seeking origi- Closet is accepting donations for gently ered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. show. The first 100 cars registered receive support 4-H clubs and camps. Check out nal photographs of Saltaire, Black Rock, used clothing. Donations are accepted at

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© 2017 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 33, No. 36 Will animals in the zoo behave differently during an eclipse Source: Eclipse Prediction Times/NASA when the sky goes dark in the middle of the day?

That is what Nashville Zoo wants to find out. It has been more than 150 years since the last total solar eclipse occurred in Nashville.

Zoo officials are asking their visitors on that day to help watch n August 21st, there will be a total the animals and record animal eclipse of the sun along a path across behaviors during the eclipse. North America. People living outside the path They are asking people to take of the total eclipse, will see a partial solar eclipse, pictures, videos and write down which is amazing as well! what they observe animals doing during the eclipse. A solar eclipse happens when the moon casts a shadow on What do you think the zoo Earth, blocking all or part of the sun’s light. animals will do? Will the nocturnal animals wake up? I drew this picture Will animals that sleep at to show how an night go to bed? eclipse happens. Replace the missing words. Write down what you think will happen. (Your hypothesis!) Looking ______at a solar eclipse can cause serious harm to your eyes. That is why I found some great ______viewing tips from NASA. I even found an easy-to-make eclipse projector!

It can look like ______in the middle of the day! At the time of an eclipse, some ancient peoples worried the world was coming to an ____ when it suddenly became ______.

After this solar eclipse, the next one over North ______will be on April 8, 2024. When the solar eclipse begins, listen to the sounds of the natural world around you. Do you hear birds singing? Crickets chirping? Owls hooting? Do the sounds You can see the sun and the eclipse ONLY with special eclipse glasses or with these change during the eclipse? easy-to-make eclipse projectors below. NEVER look directly at the sun without protection. REMEMBER: Regular sunglasses are not safe to view the eclipse.

1. Make a small opening in a cardboard box.

2. Cover the opening with aluminum foil. 1. Punch a small hole in a piece of cardboard. 3. Punch a pinhole in the aluminum foil. 2. Hold it over a blank sheet of paper during the eclipse. Eclipse What did you learn during the 3. Look at the piece of paper Adjectives eclipse? Was your hypothesis 4. Cut a large opening at correct? to see the eclipse the bottom of the box. Look through projected onto it. the newspaper to find five 5. Tape a sheet of paper Cool, simple and safe! adjectives inside the box. that describe an eclipse. 6. Look through bottom Standards Link: More at eclipse2017.nasa.gov/safety of box to see a projec- Language Arts: Follow simple written tion of the eclipse. directions.

EXPERIENCE Look at this chart showing the starting and ending times of BLOCKING the eclipse. Do the math to find out how long the eclipse ECLIPSE will last in each city. D M T N E I C N A G GLASSES Where will it last the longest? ______ANCIENT W O D A H S W D G L Where will it last the shortest? ______SHADOW S O T A I E T U N A PLACE START TIME END TIME TOTAL MIDDLE A N U H I S R S I S This week’s word: MADRAS, OR 10:19 a.m. 10:21:04 a.m. EXPERIENCE LIGHT F N S V G P P K K S The verb experience CASPER, WY 11:42 a.m. 11:44:26 a.m. TOTAL means to undergo or E X P E R I E N C E ST. JOSEPH, MO 1:06 p.m. 1:08:39 p.m. SOLAR come into contact with. L A T O T L L T O S CARBONDALE, IL 1:20 p.m. 1:22:46 p.m. MOON We experienced problems R A N L I when the computer would NASHVILLE, TN 1:27 p.m. 1:28:56 p.m. TIPS L O S C O not turn on. DUSK COLUMBIA, SC 2:45 p.m. 2:47:30 p.m. M I D D L E G H B T Try to use the word SOURCE: greatamericaneclipse.com SAFE experience in a sentence VIEW today when talking with Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions. your friends and family.

Your Observation Skills Select a photograph from the newspaper. Make a list of details you can observe, or see, in the photo. Give the photo and list to a friend and see if he or she can add more details.

Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper to locate information. Finish this story. B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY August 17, 2017

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JEFFREY A. TUCKER Commercial years, until, independently, Danny Sanchez of FEE sug- had already completed 16 society is a social gested it. years of schooling when setting that II took a class to prepare provides as much A Practical Treatise for entrance exams to law Fine. I snagged a copy and school (I decided not to go). opportunity as started reading. Everything I First order of business for thought the book about turned nailing the exam: the study of possible for everyone out to be wrong. This is not logic. My mind was absolutely to serve each other about manipulating others. It blown. I was stunned to dis- is about training yourself to cover that there are rules for in mutual benefit. be a good person toward oth- thinking, proofs for making ers and thereby feel a greater sense or spouting nonsense. always struck me as vaguely degree of happiness in your Discovering this changed cynical. This book is going own life. What makes the book me, but I was also slightly to teach me to manipulate different is that it starts with a angry: why had no one told other people to become my premise: a happy life is about me this many years ago? Why friends so I can manipulate living in harmony and mutual was I only now discovering them more? No thanks. benefit with others. that logic is a discipline that Alternatively, I figured that This book is a logic manual makes sense of all the others? a book this old (written in for social engagement, the suc- You can laugh at my reac- 1934) and this highly recom- cess or failure of which turns tion, but in my generation of mended must have content out to profoundly affect your schooling, logic as a course that is already woven into the personal happiness. of study had long ago been cultural fabric. Who are these others? dropped. I have no idea why. Oh sure, I figured, it prob- Coworkers. Fellow students. You can look back at curricula ably includes some silly sales Professors. Administrators. ing with other people. And social terms is that we all need valuable to other people and dating from the Middle Ages chestnuts like: address people Church members and pastors. even given this reality, the to figure out a way to be valu- other people do not treat us as and see that logic was central, by their names and smile a lot. Neighbors. Mom, Dad, sister, topic of precisely how to do able to others and for others to adaptive agents. Everyone is in always. There are rules for I don’t sell used cars, so such brother, spouse. Shopkeepers. this is as much neglected as be valuable to us. That money compliance mode. thinking, and not too much habits don’t matter to me. Salespeople. Service workers. logic in the curriculum. People changes hands is incidental. point in attempting to think The first time I heard Flight attendants. Uber driv- are not trained to do this. This The commercial society is Dealing with Others rigorously without knowing the book recommended by ers. Cooks and servers. Bank book fills in that gap. about human relationships. The rest of life is not like something about them. someone I highly respect was tellers. Loan officers. And yet, we have spent this. We are forever being I cite the case as an illustra- two years ago. I was doing a Just think about your daily Commercial Society precious little time at all in asked to deal with others. We tion of how a knowledge gap seminar with FEE president life: unless you are sitting We live in a commercial schooling learning about how can deny this all we want, but in a vital area can be devastat- Larry Reed. A student asked us alone in a room, you are deal- society, which I would define to do this. In fact, schooling is here is a hard fact about our- ing and destructive to every- both what he should be read- as: a social setting that pro- the opposite of a commercial selves: our self-perceptions are thing else you think you know. ing to really improve his life. I That it is in our vides as much opportunity as setting. There are authori- to a huge extent determined answered with some piece of possible for everyone to serve ties and peons. We learn to by what we believe that oth- The Logic of Social Activities interwar Viennese econom- self-interest to be each other in mutual benefit. comply with rules and meet ers believe about us. And yet, I would like to add another ics literature. Larry shocked valued by others This is our reality and the rea- static standards of success. we spend precious little intel- case in point. All my life I’ve me (and others in the room) son for wealth and prosperity. We are not rewarded (or even lectual energy thinking about heard about Dale Carnegie’s by suggesting How to Win is not actually Economists have a techni- punished) with anything sub- how to elicit good vibes from How to Win Friends and Friends. Even then I delayed obvious. cal name for it: the division stantial for whether and to Influence People. The title picking up the book for two of labor. What this means in what extent we are actually SEE OTHERS PAGE C5 ➤

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BOOKWORM Blood Brotherhoods: The Tides of Mind: A History of Italy’s Three Mafias Uncovering the Spectrum of Consciousness he holy grail of psycholo- when we are at our most alert, he Sicilian mafia, known nized crime hangs over a gists and scientists for when reasoning and creating as Cosa Nostra, is far country racked by debt, politi- Tnearly a century has new memories is our main Tfrom being Italy’s only cal paralysis, and widespread been to understand and repli- mental business, the mind dangerous criminal fraternity. corruption. The ‘ndrangheta cate both human thought and is a computer-like machine The country hosts two other controls much of Europe’s the human mind. In fact, it’s that keeps emotion on a short major mafias: the camorra wholesale cocaine trade and, what attracted the now-leg- leash and attention on our sur- from Naples; and, from the by some estimates, 3 percent endary computer scientist and roundings. As we gradually poor and isolated region of Italy’s total GDP. Blood AI authority David Gelernter tire, however, and descend the of Calabria, the mysterious Brotherhoods traces the origins to the discipline in the first “mental spectrum,” reason- ‘ndrangheta, which has now of this national malaise back to place. As a student and young ing comes unglued. Memory risen to become the most pow- Italy’s roots as a united country researcher in the 1980s, ranges more freely, the mind erful mob group active today. in the nineteenth century, and Gelernter hoped to build a wanders, and daydreams grow Since they emerged, the shows how political violence program with a dial marked more insistent. Self-awareness mafias have all corrupted incubated underworld sects “focus.” At maximum “focus,” fades, reflection blinks out, Italy’s institutions, drastically among the lemon groves of the program would “think” and at last we are completely curtailed the life-chances of its Palermo, the fetid slums of rationally, formally, reason- immersed in our own minds. citizens, evaded justice, and Naples, and the harsh moun- ably. As the dial was turned With far-reaching implica- The Tides of Mind: Uncovering set up their own self-interested tain villages of Calabria. Blood Brotherhoods: A down and “focus” diminished, tions, Gelernter’s landmark the Spectrum of Consciousness meddling as an alternative to Blood Brotherhoods is a book History of Italy’s Three Mafias its “mind” would start to wan- “Spectrum of Consciousness” by David Gelernter the courts. Yet each of these of breathtaking ambition, by John Dickie der, and as you dialed even finally helps decode some of Liveright brotherhoods has its own tracing for the first time the Public Affairs lower, this artificial mind the most mysterious wonders methods, its own dark rituals, interlocking story of all three would start to free-associate, of the human mind, such as humanity’s most trusted guides its own style of ferocity. Each mafias from their origins to eventually ignoring the user the numinous light of early to the subjective mind and is uniquely adapted to corrupt the present day. John Dickie rative, and shrewd analysis to completely as it cruised off childhood, why dreams are inner self. and exploit its own specific is recognized in Italy as one bring a unique criminal ecosys- into the mental adventures we so often predictive, and In the great introspective environment, as it collaborates of the foremost historians tem—and the three terrifying know as sleep. why sadism and masochism tradition of Wilhelm Wundt with, learns from, and goes to of organized crime. In these criminal brotherhoods that While the program was a underpin some of our great- and René Descartes, David war with the other mafias. pages, he blends archival have evolved within it—to life only a partial success, it laid est artistic achievements. It’s Gelernter promises to not only Today, the shadow of orga- detective work, passionate nar- on the page. the foundation for The Tides a theory that also challenges revolutionize our understand- of Mind, a groundbreaking the very notion of the mind as ing of what it means to be new exploration of the human a machine—and not through human but also to help answer Your Complete TOOELE psyche that shows us how empirical studies or “hard sci- many of our most fundamental TRANSCRIPT the very purpose of the mind ence” but by listening to our questions about the origins of Local News Source. BULLETIN changes throughout the day. great poets and novelists, who creativity, thought, and con- Indeed, as Gelernter explains, have proven themselves as sciousness. THURSDAY August 17, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C3 No-cook gazpacho is taste of Spain tir up a no-cook meal for top off the soup with whimsi- SHAPED CROUTONS your family on a hot sum- cal kid-made croutons in fun 1 loaf French bread sliced Smer day. Just spin the shapes. Serve it in the fancy lengthwise with crust globe until your finger lands bowl that you use for special removed on Spain, and think Gazpacho! occasions. 3 tablespoons butter or olive The season’s freshest tomatoes, For 4-6 servings, here’s what oil cukes, peppers and onions you’ll need: 1 garlic clove, pressed come together in this satisfying 1 tablespoon grated and zesty cold Spanish soup. GAZPACHO Parmesan cheese Let your kids harvest some 2 cups seeded, finely diced (optional) of the ingredients from your chopping techniques. They’ll plum tomatoes Salt and pepper to taste family garden, or choose them have lots of practice with this 1 cup cored, seeded, finely in peak condition at a farmer’s recipe! diced yellow bell pepper 1. Make shapes from bread market. Teach your school- If you don’t mind turning on 1/2 cup peeled, seeded, with favorite mini cookie cut- age children basic cutting and your oven for a few minutes, finely diced cucumbers ters. 1/4 to 1/2 cup finely diced 2. Combine melted butter celery or olive oil with garlic and 1/4 cup minced carrots salt and pepper. Brush on 1/4 cup minced celery top of cutouts. Sprinkle with leaves Parmesan cheese (optional). 1/4 cup minced yellow 3. Bake in 350 F oven for 10 onion minutes. 2 cups tomato vegetable Tip: Put freezer-safe serving juice (such as V8) bowls for gazpacho in freezer 1/2 cup clam juice (option- before serving. al) • • • 2 tablespoons minced chives Donna Erickson’s award- 2 tablespoons olive oil winning series “Donna’s Day” 1 tablespoon red wine vin- is airing on public television egar nationwide. To find more of Juice of one lemon her creative family recipes Salt and pepper to taste and activities, visit www.don- nasday.com and link to the Let your child mix all ingre- NEW Donna’s Day Facebook Luke Hemsworth dients together in a large bowl. fan page. Her latest book is Refrigerate for at least two “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous nne Hathaway, “Avengers” film (due May 3, hours to chill and enhance Funstuff for Families.” Oscar winner for 2019). He’s also starring for the flavor. Scoop into a serv- A“Les Miserables” Jerry Bruckheimer in his war ing bowl and top with shaped © 2017 Donna Erickson (2012), who impressed with drama “Horse Soldiers,” in croutons. Distributed by King Features Synd. “Ella Enchanted” (2004), which he, Michael Shannon “Brokeback Mountain” and and Michael Pena are CIA “The Dark Knight” (2012), agents in Afghanistan fight- is taking on the role of her ing the Taliban. Youngest career — she will be playing Hemsworth, Liam, engaged “Barbie.” Yes, that Barbie, to Miley Cyrus, currently is Healthy diet possible while avoiding oxalate who’s been kicked out of filming “Isn’t It Romantic,” DEAR DR. ROACH: I have wild rice are good choices. risks of lung cancer and heart Barbieland for not being with Rebel Wilson, Adam had several kidney stones and • • • disease, the data just aren’t perfect enough. Hathaway’s DeVine and Priyanka Chopra, was advised to avoid oxalate. DEAR DR. ROACH: For a clear about the vapor from girl power continues to rule for a Valentine’s Day open- I was told that green, leafy young couple wanting a baby, electronic cigarettes. It is with the female reboot of ing. vegetables and grains are high is there any help available for a known that the vapor contains “Ocean’s Eleven,” called • • • in oxalate. How can my diet be man with a low sperm count? nicotine and potentially can- “Ocean’s Eight,” with Sandra Dame Helen Mirren, healthy if I avoid these healthy — N.N. cer-causing chemicals, but the Bullock, Cate Blanchett and who won an Oscar for foods? — D.F. ANSWER: Identifying the amounts are much lower than Rihanna, opening June 8, “The Queen” (2006) and ANSWER: Calcium oxalate cause of a couple’s infertility with regular cigarettes. These 2018, followed by “Nasty appeared most recently in is the most common type is often difficult. In one large chemicals can be inhaled by Women,” with Rebel Wilson. “The Fate of the Furious,” of kidney stone, so limiting study, 20 percent of cases were nonsmokers if close enough It’s the female reboot of the stars in “Ella & John,” with dietary oxalate makes sense. attributed to male factors, and and possibly absorbed through 1988 Michael Caine/Steve Donald Sutherland, open- However, increasing water 38 percent to female. In 27 the skin. Martin comedy, “Dirty Rotten ing Jan. 19, about a senior intake, dietary calcium and percent, there were reasons for fertility, but it’s not clear this is Electronic cigarettes, also Scoundrels.” couple taking a road trip potassium can help prevent infertility in both partners, and effective. called vaporizers, may help • • • from Boston to Florida in a kidney stones. It is paradoxical, in 15 percent of cases no cause Assistive procedures, such people quit smoking. That’s the First came Chris vintage Winnebago. Next but dietary calcium reduces could be found. Clearly, both as intrauterine insemination, only use for them that I would Hemsworth (age 33) as up is “Winchester” (out Feb. kidney stone risk while calcium partners need to be evaluated. in-vitro fertilization and intra- recommend, after which they Thor, and Liam Hemsworth 23) as Sarah Winchester, supplements increase kidney Low sperm count isn’t a cytoplasmic sperm injection should be eliminated. (27) in “The Hunger whose husband, William stone risk. Also, vitamin C diagnosis; many separate sys- (a single spermatozoa injected • • • Games,” and now the third Winchester, treasurer of The increases kidney stone risk, so tems can be affected, all lead- into an egg) can be effec- Dr. Roach regrets that brother, 36-year-old Luke Winchester Repeating Arms it’s not recommended to take ing to reduced sperm count. tive, but these procedures are he is unable to answer indi- Hemsworth (currently play- Co., and daughter died sud- supplemental vitamin C. Abnormalities in hormonal always expensive, rarely cov- vidual letters, but will incor- ing Ashley Stubbs, in HBO’s denly, three weeks apart, There are many places to function, mechanical obstruc- ered by insurance, not 100 per- porate them in the column “Westworld”) had his first in 1881. She believed she find the oxalate content of tion and testicular disease cent effective and have a small whenever possible. Readers starring film. “Hickok” (as was cursed, and that if she food, starting with your dieti- all are possibilities. Although increased risk of birth defects. may email questions to in Wild Bill Hickok), with stopped building their house cian, but websites like www. many causes of low sperm • • • ToYourGoodHealth@med. Kris Kristofferson, Bruce in San Jose, California, she lowoxalate.info and www. count are untreatable, not all DEAR DR. ROACH: Is sec- cornell.edu. To view and order Dern and Trace Adkins, would die. For nearly 40 ohf.org have nice lists. There are. For example, elevated ondhand vapor (from the health pamphlets, visit www. hit big screens in July. years, she built rooms and you can find many fruits and prolactin levels from a tumor electronic cigarettes) harmful? rbmamall.com, or write to The Hollywood Reporter staircases that led nowhere, vegetables that have little or or medication can be treated, — B.S.B. Good Health, 628 Virginia observed in its review, “The until she became ill and no oxalate, including broccoli, leading to improved fertility. ANSWER: While the evi- Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. innate superiority of the the work stopped, at which lettuce and cucumber. You do Low sex-hormone levels can dence that secondhand smoke Hemsworth family gene time she died. In addi- need to avoid spinach, beets be replaced. Many men are from regular cigarettes is © 2017 North America Synd., Inc. pool is demonstrated by the tion, she’s co-starring with and similar vegetables. As far advised to wear boxer shorts, harmful to people around All Rights Reserved low-budget oater.” The film Keira Knightly and Morgan as grains go, corn, rice and as high temperatures affect smokers, causing increased will be available Aug. 17 on Freeman in Disney’s live- DVD. Luke’s next film, the action film, “The Nutcracker sci-fi thriller “Encounter,” and the Four Realms,” due has had to figure out a teen- can be measured more accu- lexicons. In a single sentence with Tom Atkins (of the 1980 Nov. 2, 2018. ager’s auto insurance costs rately than length. of idle chatter we preserve classic “The Fog”), will arrive It’s a hot week when we already knows that. Nov. 1. can write about Barbie, girl • If you’re sick of naysay- Latin, Anglo-Saxon, Norse: Chris Hemsworth has power, three hunks and a • Dogs can be xenophobic, too ers, you might want to try we carry a museum inside our three Thor films in his future: dame. Oh well, three out of — those are the pups that becoming a yeasayer for a heads, each day we commemo- “Ragnarok” (in theaters Nov. four isn’t bad! are afraid of strangers. day. Yep, that’s a word — it rate peoples of whom we have BY SAMANTHA WEAVER 3), “Avengers: Infinity War” refers to a person with a con- never heard.” • You’ve heard of standing — Penelope Lively (out May 4) and an untitled © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. • It was 18th-century desks, right? These work fident and positive outlook. American novelist and poet surfaces — which are (Note: It also can mean a © 2017 North America Synd., Inc. Herman Melville who made designed to allow people yes-man — someone who the following sage observa- to stand rather than sit agrees uncritically with oth- tion: “Of all the preposterous while accomplishing their ers — but let’s be confident assumptions of human- tasks — have become quite and go with the positive defi- ity over humanity, nothing popular in recent years. nition.) exceeds most of the criti- Standing desks are not a • It’s been reported that 16th- cisms made on the habits of new invention, however; century English theologian the poor by the well-housed, they reportedly were used John Wesley, founder of well-warmed, and well-fed.” by such notable historical Methodism, never ate an • Those who study such things figures as Benjamin Franklin, evening meal. 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from “The Hunger Games”) 4. When was the last time is 18 and has lived her life in before the 2016-17 sea- a cage. Even if the cage is a son that Valparaiso had beautiful home with the luxu- a men’s basketball coach ries of modern life. Her mother who did not have the last (Anika Noni Rose) is protect- name of Drew. ing her from a rare immune- 5. Name the last No. 1 seed deficiency disease that puts in the NHL playoffs before her at risk after only nominal Chicago in 2017 to be PICKS OF THE WEEK contact with others. Olly (Nick eliminated in the first “Alien: Covenant” (R) — Robinson) moves in next door, round. The terraforming crew of the and the two form a relation- 6. Who was the last Ameri- Covenant are waylaid by a ship despite the figurative and 1. Name the last major- can male boxer before neutrino blast on their way literal barriers between them. league team to win at Shakur Stevenson in 2016 across the galaxy, leading to Like all capricious young lov- to win a gold or silver the discovery of an unknown ers, a plot is hatched to run least 20 consecutive Amandla Stenberg, Nick Robinson in “Everything, Everything” games in a season. medal at the Olympics? planet. Upon investigation, the away together. What does it 2. Which Baltimore Orioles 7. In 2017, Justin Thomas crew discover synthetic android mean to live? What is the cost pitcher in the 1960s recorded the lowest-ever David (gloriously portrayed by to protect the ones you love? with familiar faces everywhere he must embrace his inner tossed shutouts in his first score for a 72-hole PGA Michael Fassbender), the lone The young-adult drama genre (Rob Lowe, Michael Cera, bad boy. There’s a dangerous two major-league starts? event (253). Who had survivor of the Prometheus again attempts an answer. Kristen Bell, Rob Corddry, Rob rescue and a talking dog and 3. Which team ended the held the record for the expedition. And the vicious, “How To Be a Latin Lover” Riggle and more). “so many ways to be wicked.” NFC’s run of 13 consecu- lowest score? violent aliens, of course. As (PG-13) — What’s an aging Disney’s “Descendants Props to this summer’s best tive Super Bowl victories? the crew is picked off by the gigolo to do when his Sugar 2” (PG) — Our favorite vil- Disney song: Uma’s “What’s My morphing aliens, desperation Momma trades him in for lain kids are back, this time Name?” grows and the revelations are a younger model? Maximo revisiting the Isle of the Lost 1. What band had a hit with shocking, nothing less than (Eugenio Derbez) ends up to bring home Mal (Dove TV RELEASES “Rubber Bullets,” and you would expect from direc- with his sister (Salma Hayek) Cameron) after the daily pres- “The Blacklist” The Complete when? tor Ridley Scott. Katherine and her super-cute son Hugo sure to be the perfect partner 4th Season 2. Name the group that Waterston stars as crewmem- (Raphael Alejandro), and to King Ben (Mitchell Hope) “NCIS: New Orleans” ber Janet Daniels in a clear it’s charm-school time when drives her to reclaim her vil- Season 3 released “I Want You to comparison to the originating Maximo tries to impart some lainous roots. The kids find “The Powerpuff Girls” Want Me.” Ellen Ripley, and she holds up of his life experience to help that the Isle has been taken Volume 2: The Last 3. Who wrote and released nicely. Billy Crudup plays Chris Hugo win the affections of his over by Ursula’s daughter Uma Donnycorn “A Different Corner”? the third of June, another Oram, the true-believer first crush, Arden (Mckenna Grace). (China Anne McClain) and “Riverdale” The Complete 4. Which Goo Goo Dolls sleepy, dusty Delta day, I mate turned captain. Oh, and of course, there’s a her band of merry henchmen. 1st Season song was their first to go was out choppin’ cotton “Everything, Everything” new target female for the Latin Evie (Sofia Carson), Carlos “Sheena, Queen of the to No. 1? and my brother was balin’ (PG-13) — Maddy (Amandla Lover: Arden’s grandmother, (Cameron Boyce) and Jay Jungle” Collection: The 5. Name the song that hay.” Stenberg, whom you might played by Raquel Welch. (Booboo Stewart) bring Ben Movie & TV Series contains this lyric: “It was recognize as a grown-up Rue Laughs and sexiness abound on their rescue mission, where © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc.

QUIZ AND TRIVIA ANSWERS BELOW Good Housekeeping New GI bill A rose by any Spiced Kielbasa and Fruit Kabobs boosts benefits other game new GI Bill has been f ever there was a more Break the barbecue mold with this fast and fabulous summer in the works, and now relevant irrelevant athlete weeknight dinner. Ait’s here. Dubbed the Iin the history of sports, it is Forever GI Bill, it corrects Pete Rose. 1 package (16 ounces) light kielbasa or other smoked sausage, many of the problems and Everyone remembers that cut into 1-inch chunks inadequacies of previous kid in class when we were 3 apricots, pitted and each cut into quarters veteran education-benefits growing up who just couldn’t 2 ripe plums or peaches, pitted and cut into 1-inch chunks legislation. In an amazing seem to control himself or 3 tablespoons sweet orange marmalade show of cooperation, both stay out of trouble but was the 1 teaspoon Chinese five-spice powder engineering, math) will get ever talks about the Jets.) the House and Senate pushed more benefits, either a lump first guy you’d pick for your For dangerous fun, I pointed through the final bill in only a kickball team. Wherever Pete 1. Prepare outdoor grill for covered direct grilling over medi- sum or nine extra months of out one of the patrons in an few weeks. There was snarling Rose went to school, he was um heat. benefits. Eagles hat and said to the along the way, but they got it that guy. 2. Meanwhile, alternately thread kielbasa, apricots and plums • Schools will be required Dallas fans to pay close atten- done. Pete Rose manages to stay in onto 4 to 6 long metal skewers. In cup, combine marmalade and to train those who help enroll tion. The biggest change? There the news, and he does it better five-spice powder. veterans, and to provide more “At least we’re not EAGLE will no longer be a 15-year than any other player with the 3. Place skewers on hot grill rack. Cover grill and cook 5 min- campus vocation and educa- fans,” I said with exaggeration, limit on using educational ben- exception of Jackie Robinson. utes or until kielbasa browns and fruit chars slightly, turning tional counseling. and like clockwork, within a efits. Veterans who have been Nobody sits around these days skewers occasionally. Uncover grill. Brush marmalade mixture all One potential glitch: To pay microsecond, the Eagle fan’s out for years and realize they and talks about, say, Walter over kielbasa and fruit. Cook 1 to 2 minutes longer, turning occa- for all this, living stipends will head shot up. need more education to prog- Johnson, George Sisler, Johnny sionally. Makes 4 main-dish servings be decreased so they’re equal “DON’T EVEN GO THERE!” ress in their careers will now to active-duty service mem- Mize or Nap Lajoie. But we still In context, it wasn’t a very be able to do it. talk about Pete Rose. The kid * Each individual serving: About 340 calories, 22g total fat (8g bers’ housing allowances. genial reply, but it did beg my Here are some other chang- stays in the picture. saturated), 17g protein, 22g carb., 2g fiber, 76mg cholesterol, None of this happens today. next question. es: The Philadelphia Phillies 1,032mg sodium. Some changes will be effective “Go where? The Super • The Yellow Ribbon Jan. 1, 2018, and some next wanted to induct Rose into Bowl? Where the Eagles will Program, which provides ben- their hall of fame a week ago, For thousands of triple-tested recipes, visit our website at August. Some might not hap- never go in your lifetime?” efits to surviving spouses and and they had planned on pass- www.goodhousekeeping.com/recipes/. pen for a few years. But it’s The barstool screeched dependents of service mem- there; it’s in writing. ing out little bobbleheads of across the floor. He tried to bers who died in the line of If you hear the legisla- his likeness to all the fans in make a rush, but just like the © 2017 Hearst Communications, Inc. All rights reserved duty, are expanded. tion title The Harry W. attendance. As per the norm, Eagles front line he was sub- • Veterans who were part- Colmery Veterans Educational the deal didn’t go down dued with ease, and the staff Grilling Tip: Kabobs way through their education Assistance Act of 2017 and because Rose has some alleged quickly punted him out the when their school abruptly wonder who Colmery is, he NSFW issues. The Phillies had door. Foods that are cooked together on the same skewer should closed will be able to have ben- was the commander of the good intentions, but if there’s “See?” I said to the Dallas heat quickly and take the same amount of time to cook. Foods efits restored for any credits American Legion who origi- anything Pete Rose does better fan. “That’s a Philadelphia fan. with different cooking times, like vegetables and meat, should be that don’t transfer. nally wrote (by hand) the GI than hitting a ball with a bat, Half of that city will literally grilled on separate skewers. Also, be sure to leave a little space • Reservists and Purple Bill ... back in 1944. You have it’s staying out of halls of fame. fight you if you talk smack between pieces on the skewer so the food cooks evenly. Heart recipients will now get him to thank. I love Philadelphia, and I about their team.” And this is If you like metal skewers, buy twisted or square ones, not their benefits. love Philadelphia fans. I can the town that won’t stand by round — the food will twirl on the skewers less and cook more • Veterans who seek degrees © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. relate a story about the time Pete Rose and toss around a evenly. If you’re using wooden or bamboo skewers, shape isn’t in STEM (science, technology, I was in a very famous resort little doll? a factor. But soak them in water for at least 15 minutes before town in New Jersey, and one I’m not in any way sug- using so they don’t burn. Just pat dry before putting food on day, over ice-cream sodas, con- gesting that the allegations them. versation occurred with a few regarding Rose are something darling tourists from Dallas. to make light of, but they are For thousands of triple-tested recipes, visit our website at How tech savvy are we? Texas and New Jersey have just that — allegations. We www.goodhousekeeping.com/recipes/. ccording to a recent Pew some sort of kindred spirit. don’t know what happened in Research Center study, We don’t ever care about the his private life, but I think we © 2017 Hearst Communications, Inc. All rights reserved Amore and more of us price of gas, we don’t mind all know far too much about are adopting technology in our talking loud, and you have to Pete Rose’s life anyway. And lives. We’re using cellphones, presume that we’re packing seriously, Pete ... Philadelphia tablets, computers, the inter- heat. The person across the didn’t back you up? That’s hall net, social media — all of it. way started talking smack of fame stuff right there. Here are a few of the stats access at home than those who about Eli Manning and the We know you’re the hit king, Pew came up with: have incomes below $30,000. Giants, and the Giant fans, in but after a while you have to • Some 42 percent of us • One-third of us are on turn, returned fire about Tony admit that you’ve taken too own smartphones, a number social media, and one-third of Romo and Gov. Chris Christie, many hits, too. Sooner or later that has quadrupled in the past us own a tablet. whom everyone in New Jersey you have to call the game. few years. Age plays a part, • In spite of the stats, not hates. (There were no Jets fans with 59 percent of the 65-69 many of us feel confident when in attendance because nobody © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. group owning smartphones. it comes to using all the new When it’s any type of cellphone technology. Nearly half of us (not just a smartphone), the need someone to help set up Super Crossword & Suduko Puzzle Answers number is significantly higher. the new devices we get. But from page C2 • An average 67 percent that’s OK. As long as we get Sudoku Solution #2921-M of us are on the internet, but help to hook everything up and 4 7 1 8 2 5 9 3 6 again, use depends on age. The install software, it doesn’t mat- 8 3 2 9 6 4 7 1 5 65-69 group comes in at 82 ter where we get it — whether 5 9 6 1 7 3 8 4 2 percent. Those with a college it’s the closest 15-year-old or 2 1 7 5 3 8 4 6 9 9 8 3 7 4 6 5 2 1 education rated a whopping 92 the company’s tech support. 6 5 4 2 1 9 3 7 8 ANSWERS percent. Three-quarters of us And when something new 1 2 9 4 5 7 6 8 3 are on the internet daily; once comes up, we can look it up on 7 6 8 3 9 1 2 5 4 Sports Quiz Answers was used in the video game 3 4 5 6 8 2 1 9 7 we get used to it, we appar- the internet. © 2009 Hometown Content 1. Oakland won 20 in a row in “Band Hero” and in an epi- ently like it, especially for news If you want to see the ques- 2002. sode of “Dawson’s Creek.” Sudoku Solution #2921-D and games. tionnaire and read more about 7 1 2 8 3 6 9 4 5 2. Tom Phoebus, in 1966. 3. George Michael, in 1986. • Half of us have internet at the results, go online to pewre- 3 8 4 9 5 2 1 6 7 3. Denver, in Super Bowl XXXII He was still a member of home, and income plays a part search.org 6 9 5 1 4 7 8 3 2 after the 1997 NFL season. Wham! at the time, but he in this. Those who earn more 4 3 9 5 6 1 7 2 8 4. It was the 1987-88 season. and his partner had already 5 7 8 2 9 3 4 1 6 than $75,000 are significantly © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. 2 6 1 4 7 8 5 9 3 5. The Vancouver Canucks, in agreed to part. more likely to have internet 1 4 3 7 2 5 6 8 9 2012. 4. “Name,” in 1995, although 9 2 7 6 8 4 3 5 1 6. Andre Ward won a gold their “Iris” was more 8 5 6 3 1 9 2 7 4 © 2009 Hometown Content medal in 2004. popular. 7. Tommy Armour III shot 254 5. “Ode to Billie Joe,” by Bob- in a tournament in 2003. bie Gentry, 1967. In the • “If you are going on vacation, • Here’s another moving tip: from turning into mildew. song, two young people are leave a plastic baggie filled Bundle clothing on hangers Put a few charcoal bricks Flash Back Trivia Answers seen “throwing somethin’ with ice cubes in your freez- with a rubber band. Slip the into a small open container, 1. 10cc, in 1973. The guitar off the Tallahatchie Bridge,” er. When you return, if the whole lot into a trash bag. like a bowl. Then just tuck track was recorded at half but we’re not told what it is. baggie is filled with a single The items will be ready to it behind the toilet. It traps speed, which went up an Shortly after that, Billie Joe chunk of ice, you’ll know hang in the new closet with excess moisture. Use only octave when played at regu- jumps off the bridge, killing your power was interrupted hardly any fuss. plain charcoal, not the kind long enough to spoil your lar speed. himself. • “Use charcoal in the bath- that has lighter fluid in it!” food while you were away.” 2. American rock band Cheap room to prevent humidity — W.K. in Ohio Trick, in 1977. The song © 2017 King Features Synd., Inc. — G.L. in Missouri © 2017 North America Synd., Inc. THURSDAY August 17, 2017 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN C5

we live in society which means person and therefore help you Others that our relationships with realize your own value. It is a others matter enormously for paradox: you have to start car- continued from page C1 the quality of our lives, and ing about others, who in turn 2) there is nothing we can do start to value you, in order people around us. I find this to control others; we can only really to believe that you are a remarkable. control how we deal with oth- valuable human being. That it is in our self-interest ers, whatever that reality is. As it turns out, there is a to be valued by others is The rest of the book is about logic to living and function- not actually obvious. Look reality. ing well in cooperation with through the bookstore at the It can be shocking at times. other people. This book is the self-help or religious section. You need not only to pretend roadmap. I’m only giving the Most of the books are based to care about what others briefest look, because I’m not on the mistaken view that we think, say, and need; you need actually interested in giving live isolated, wholly internal actually to care. You need not away spoilers. If you want lives. They are all about what win arguments. When you them, there are plenty of plac- I should think about myself, do something awesome, you es to find them. What I will how I should look within and should find ways to give credit say is what Larry said to those gain a clearer perception of my to others, not just as a way of kids that day: this could be the philosophy, how I should root being nice but also because it most valuable book you will out hidden failings, or how I is actually true that your suc- ever read. It could turn your can reconstruct the way I think cess depends on others. You whole life around. to gain a better understanding should seek to ennoble other of myself. lives around you and be empa- Jeffrey Tucker is Director All these works suffer from thetic with their plight. of Content for the Foundation the same failing: they are for Economic Education. He solipsistic rather than deal- of the smear, coming equally controlled my life cared noth- I know this sounds melodra- Your Self Interest is also Chief Liberty Officer ing with the actual thing that from the far right and left, is ing about me. The people who matic, but it did have a huge All of this is about being and founder of Liberty.me, brings suffering and heartache that libertarianism celebrates did care about me could have impact on my life. I would alert to others around you, Distinguished Honorary to our lives, which is usually “atomized individualism,” dis- no control over my fate. It only never again take my relation- getting out of your own head Member of Mises Brazil, about failed relationships with misses community, faith, fam- took a few hours, but I could ships with people around me to see the world as others see research fellow at the Acton others around us. How we see ily, and so on – an invented cri- feel perceptions of myself for granted. I would never it. Why should you do this? Institute, policy adviser of ourselves is practically contin- tique structured to substitute change. again choose to ruin a friend- Here is the twist: because it is the Heartland Institute, gent on how we are treated by anti-liberal institutions.) Nothing I had ever done in ship rather than cultivate one. in your own interest to do so. founder of the CryptoCurrency others. life counted for anything. It Jail changed my whole sense All this will make you more Conference, member of the (As a historical matter, The Real Terror of Jail didn’t matter if I was articu- of how I would deal with other successful and therefore hap- editorial board of the Molinari liberalism provided the first A quick story from my own late, smart, well mannered, people, and thus did it change pier. Review, an advisor to the robust theory of community life to illustrate. I was once from a good family, talented, how I would see myself. (The To be clear, this book has blockchain application build- and the relations between arrested (failure to pay a traf- had written tons and that I experience also gave me a nothing to do with personal er Factom, and author of five individuals. It is the greatest fic ticket) and thrown in the had valuable skills. None of new-found love of human piety. It is a practical manual books. He has written 150 smear of liberal theory, dating slammer. The event turned this counted for anything. I rights and liberties.) for realizing your dreams. It introductions to books and back to the early 19th century, into something like a meta- was nothing but a bag of bones In any case, Dale Carnegie’s doesn’t intend to achieve this, many thousands of articles that freedom and community physical crisis for me. I sat in – at least I was tempted by that book is different because it but following the advice in this appearing in the scholarly and are opposed. Another variant jail alone. The people who thought. begins with two premises: 1) book will make you a better popular press. Did You Know? Behind your Transcript-Bulletin is a FULL SERVICE Printing, Design, and Distribution Service! Banners Books Stationary Posters Yard Signs Magazines Mailers Custom Magnets Newsletters Copy Services Let us help you get the word out! From family newsletters to market-wide business promotions, we can do it all—right here! Contact us today! 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Autos www.tooeletran 15 & 17, 2017) 801-865-1878 Li- (435)830-3225. meals, plenty of in- door & outdoor fun. script.com NowNow AcceptingAccepting Applications Applications censed, insured. Ma- RAIN GUTTERS, NOTICE NowNow RentingRenting All ages welcome. Mi- jor credit cards ac- seamless, aluminum, SELL YOUR CAR or NOTICE IS HEREBY Garage, Yard chelle (435)882-9911 IncomeIncomeIncomeIncome Restrictions Restrictions ApplyApply ApplyApply cepted! all colors, leaf protec- boat in the classi- Water Shares GIVEN THAT THERE Sales fieds. Call 882-0050 FUN PIANO LES- tion. Siding & roofing WILL BE AN AUDIT ExclusivelyRentalRental assistance for Seniors may may be be or visit www.tooele- OF THE VOTING Exclusively for Seniors SONS! Spots avail- repair. Licensed and ERDA 4796 Highway Help Wanted transcript. com 10.364 ACRE FEET in EQUIPMENT USED available.Pet Friendly Call for details able for half hour les- insured, free esti- 36 Saturday August available.Pet Friendly Call for details Tooele City, $10,000 FOR THE AUGUST sons $40/month start- mates. 19th 8am-? atiques, per acre foot. Call 15, 2017 PRIMARY 435.843.0717 ing September 18th. (435)841-4001 many misc. HVAC TECHNICIAN Rooms for Call for435.843.0717 details needed for local com- 435-830-2426 ELECTION. THE Call for details Call now to reserve SELL YOUR com- Rent TDD 800.735.2900 HAVING A GARAGE pany. Must have 4 11 ACRE feet in East AUDIT WILL BE HELD 435.843.0717 your spot! Bethany puter in the classi- TDD 800.735.2900 SALE? Advertise it in years experience and ONE ROOM to rent Erda $9500 per acre AT THE TOOELE 435.843.0717 (435)224-2866. fieds. Call 882-0050 the classifieds. Call drug free. Please $500 a month can do foot or $9000 if you COUNTY BUILDING, BECOME A SUB- or visit www.tooele- 882-0050 send resume laundry and watch TV purchase all of them COMMISSION CHAM- SCRIBER. 882-0050 transcript. com STOCKTON 213 High- [email protected] call 882-0299 call 801-201-9280 BERS ROOM #310 AT way 36 Saturday om 10:00 A.M. ON TUES- 5 ACRE FEET in East DAY, AUGUST 22, 9am-2pm Sunday LEC CABINETS is hir- Apartments Erda (East of Drou- 2017 10am-1pm. Moving ing for entry level po- Tooele Vision Center for Rent bay Road, $10,000 Marilyn K. Gillette sale! BIG tools, table sition. Pay is $10 per acre foot. Call Tooele County Clerk is hiring for a Part-Time optical assistant to help saw, router table, per/hr no experience FACILITIES WORKER II 435-830-2426 (Published in the Tran- us in our busy optometrist office. Job would be band-saw, and more. required. Contact Tooele Gateway TOOELE COUNTY FACILITIES MANAGEMENT script Bulletin August Mon, Wed & Thur each week. Duties would include Solid oak dining-table 435-850-8194 Apartments GRANTSVILLE ONLY! STARTING SALARY: $14.52 PER HOUR and chairs, oak china Culinary water to 17, 2017) MOUNTAIN WEST pe- STATUS: FULL-TIME, WITH BENEFITS helping people pick out and order glasses, small cabinet, beautiful sofa 2 AND 3bdrm apartments build your home 8 diatrics needs a PUBLIC NOTICE CLOSING DATE: AUGUST 21, 2017 AT 5:00 P.M. repairs including adjusting glasses. Also, verifying w/ oak end tables, behind Super shares at $10,000 part-time Medical As- THE TOWN OF RUSH home decor, holiday Wal-Mart. Swimming e a c h c a l l The Opportunity insurance benefits, some exam testing, scheduling sistant to work eve- V A L L E Y T O W N decorations, yard art, pool, hot tub, exercise 435-512-7873 or Performs skilled construction and maintenance appts, answering phones. Must be comfortable nings. 20-25hrs/wk in COUNCIL WILL HOLD work as needed to assure all buildings, grounds and so much more! room, playground, full 435-850-0507 A REGULAR MEET- our pediatric office and facilities are maintained properly and assist with computers and have excellent customer ser- clubhouse. ONE SHARE Settle- ING ON WEDNES- TOOELE 125 S 4th St. from 4:45-9ish. Must with event and facility operations. Performs vice skills. Prior optical experience is NOT required, Saturday Aug. 19th ment Canyon irriga- DAY, AUGUST 23, be self motivated, Tooele Gateway minor maintenance and repair on plumbing, but would be helpful. This is a perfect part-time 8am-? back to school hard working, have a Apartments tion water $3500 call 2017 7:00 PM AT shopping. tons of team player attitude, 435-830-2891. THE RUSH VALLEY electrical, roads, parking areas and RV area job for someone that is interested in working in a (435)843-4400 TOWN HALL 52 and landscaped areas. Prepares arenas, boys clothes sizes and love working with SELL YOUR CAR or small medical office helping people achieve their S O U T H P A R K racetracks and athletic fields for various events. newborn-8yrs, etc. kids! Salary DOE. boat in the classi- STREET RUSH VAL- Performs construction work using a variety of best vision. Please fax resume to fieds. Call 882-0050 TOOELE 724 Van- LEY UT 435-882-5047. or visit www.tooele- materials wood, concrete and steel. Performs Dyke way Fri-Sat 2 BDRM 1BTH back- AGENDA IS AS FOL- Please bring a resume into our office; transcript. com or maintenance work on all equipment used in the 9am-2pm multi-family SPRAYER APPLICA- yard, hard wood LOWS: e-mail your ad to maintenance of county facilities. Ability to safely we would love to meet you- lots of kids clothes, TOR NEEDED for floors, no pets, no 1. Roll Call. tbp@tooeletranscript. operate and maintain heavy equipment and a 300 S. Main St (between 9am – 5pm) newborn-5T, other pest control com- smoking. $500/dep 2. Approval of meeting clothes, toys, decora- rent $875/mo applica- com variety of power tools. Performs welding repair pany, will pay to get SELL YOUR car in the minutes for 07-26-17. They can be emailed to tions, lots o f tion fee $20. Avail- of various projects. Performs cleaning duties you certified Transcript Bulletin 3. Sheriff's Report. housewear, lots of able September 1st. of indoor and outdoor facilities. Performs other [email protected] or faxed to 435-849-0804 Classified section. 4. Safety Topic. misc. pet items. Please contact Bryan related duties as required. 435-882-1626 but coming in is preferred. For DEADLINES FOR 5. Fire Department Re- 435-849-2175 questions please call us at 435-882-3233. HAVING A yard sale? classifieds ads are port. Minimum Qualifications Advertise in the Tran- M o n d a y a n d BECOME A SUB- LIFEGUARDS6. Council / AIDS Reports. • High school graduate, plus two (2) years of script Wednesdays by 4:45 SCRIBER. 882-0050 7. Payment of Bills. specialized training provided through profes- p.m. SWIM INSTRUCTORS8. Public Comments. sionally sponsored workshops, in-service or 9. Adjourn. college. SUBSTITUTE AmieThe Russell Leigh Pratt AND Help Wanted RushAquatic Valley Center is Town CROSSING GUARDS Clerk/Recorderaccepting applications • Up to three (3) years of experience in Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company is Townfor Lifeguards Website: & Swim construction, maintenance, heavy equipment www.rushvalleytown.cInstructors/Aids. operation and repair. Worked in a public service Help keep our children safe by or public relations environment. now hiring for a Full Time Driver/Production working as a substitute crossing We have many things special toom offer our staff members guard! that are not available at other aquaticIn compliance facilities in the with Tooele the OR position. Must be 21 years of age or older Valley area: Americans with Dis- • An equivalent combination of education and • We offer an indoor atmosphereability that keeps Act, you the protected Town of experience. You will fi nd satisfaction in this job if you: with a current drivers license and excellent from the sun; Rush Valley will ac- • Naturally work with children in a positive, caring, and cordial • We’re open year round and many of our staff members Knowledge, Skills & Abilities commodate reason- driving record. Job requires delivering manner; enjoy year round employment opportunities; Working knowledge of building and grounds • Are able to enforcing safety rules; • We are closed on Sundays; andable requests to assist printing jobs to locations along the Wasatch • Are able to perform the physical requirements of the job; and • Our pay plan offers advancementpersons opportunities with based disabili- on utilities maintenance repair problems and tech- • Understand that the weather may not always be your best friend. certifi cation and experience. ties to participate in niques; working knowledge of safety precau- tions around power hand tools and medium to Front and Tooele Valley and helping in Substitute crossing guards are called to cover various cross walks To be considered for a swim instructormeetings. aid you Requestsmust be within Tooele City when a regular status guard needs to be absent. at least 15 years old and must befor able assistance to complete swim- may be heavy duty equipment. Ability to operate various the printing production area. Heavy lifting Shifts vary and follow the elementary school schedule which ming requirements for Red Crossmade Learn toby Swim calling level four. Amie hand and power tools utilized in building generally consists of one hour of work for each morning, mid-day To be considered for a lifeguardRussell you must be at least (435)15 and grounds construction and maintenance required. All benefits included. Kindergarten, or after school shift. years old and certifi ed in life guarding,837-2118 CPR for the at profes- least 3 equipment. Must be able to work a flexible sional rescuer, and fi rst aid. Applicants must be able to recognize and identify traffi c fl ow, raise days in advance of a work schedule and be on call. Frequent lifting hand held stop sign and direct vehicles to stop, enter middle of To be considered for a swim instructormeeting. you must be at of 25-50 pounds with occasional lifting of up to Apply at 58 North Main Street, Tooele least 16 years old and certifi ed as a water safety instructor. street and safely guide children and other citizens across assigned (Published in the Tran- 100 pounds or more. Ability to work in extreme streets, and work in adverse weather conditions. Must be able 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Monday - Friday Salary based on certifi cation & experience:script Bulletin Aids $8.00 August and weather conditions such as heat, cold and dust. to remove snow and ice from crosswalk and adjoining sidewalk Lifeguard/Instructor I $9.36, II17, $9.88, 2017) or III $10.38. Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug-Free approaches. On-call assignments are $9.36/hour. For a complete job description or an Environment TO APPLY TO APPLY on-line application please visit Return a completed Tooele City Application to the These positions will be lled as suitable applications are http://www.co.tooele.ut.us/hr.html Tooele City Human Resource O ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074 received. Return a completed Tooele City Application to: Applications must be submitted to Applications will be reviewed as received so apply now for best consideration. Tooele City HR O ce, 90 N Main, Tooele, UT, 84074 or Tooele County Human fax to 435-843-2106. Apply now for best consideration. This Applications will be maintained on le for the 2017-2018 school year and you Resource Office, Rm 308 may contacted at any time should our hiring needs change. Noti cations about position will be open until lled. Communications about the the status of this position will generally be made by e-mail. status of this opening will be made via e-mail. 47 South Main Street, Tooele, UT. 84074 Pre-employment drug screening and background check is required. or email application and resume to Pre-employment drug screening and background check is required. www.tooelecity.org | ADA/EEO Employer www.tooelecity.org | ADA/EEO Employer [email protected] EEO Employer NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT Clean Harbors Arago- nite, Trial Burn Class 3 Modification Request UTD981552177 On May 11, 2017, Clean Harbors Arago- nite, LLC submitted a Class 3 Permit modifi- cation request seeking approval to operate the Aragonite incinera- tor with potentially lower inlet scrubber pH limits and a 60-second delay on the broken bag detector waste feed cut-off set point. The modification re- quest included a Trial Burn Plan indicating how the facility intends to conduct testing to demonstrate the new requested permit lim- its. The Director of the NOTICE TO WATER Division of Waste USERS Management and Ra- The CLAIM(S) FOR diation Control has is- DILIGENCE below sued a draft approval were filed with the Di- for the Clean Harbors vision of Water Rights Aragonite facility to in Tooele County. conduct the proposed These are informal trial burn testing in or- proceedings per Rule der to demonstrate R655-6-2. Persons new operating permit challenging this CLAIM limits. may file an action The public comment through the district period to receive com- court. Persons with in- ments on the draft de- formation protesting cision to allow Clean the filing of the follow- Harbors Aragonite to ing claim(s) may file conduct trial burn test- such statements with ing will commence on the State Engineer, August 18, 2017 and Box 146300, Salt Lake end on October 2, City, UT 84114-6300, 2017. A public hearing on or before SEPTEM- has been scheduled at BER 6, 2017. A $15.00 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, FEE WILL BE September 19, 2017 in CHARGED FOR the large Reading EACH SUCH PRO- Room of the Tooele TEST FILED. City Public Library, lo- 16-908 (D7210): Cas- cated at 128 West tleTHURSDAY Rock Land August and 17, 2017 Vine Street,TOOELE Tooele, TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN C7 Livestock Company Utah. propose(s) using 0.755 Documents related to cfsPublic or 254.45 Notices ac-ft. Public Notices Public Notices thisPublic Class Notices 3 Permit fromWater Three User Unnamed Miscellaneous Miscellaneous ModificationMiscellaneous Request Springs (5.6 miles can be reviewed at the North of Dugway) for NOTICE TO CREDI- SUMMONS FOR following location: IRRIGATION; STOCK- TORS PUBLICATION Division of Waste WATERING; DOMES- Inter Vivos Revocable IN THE THIRD DIS- Management and Ra- TIC. Trust of Charles R. TRICT JUVENILE diation Control Kent L. Jones, P.E. Warr, deceased. COURT AND IN THE- Multi Agency State Of- STATE ENGINEER Charles R. Warr, a C O U N T Y O F fice Building Fascinating (Published in the Tran- resident of Tooele TOOELE, STATE OF 195 North 1950 West, script Bulletin August County, Utah,, died on UTAH 2nd Floor 10 & 17, 2017) June 25, 2017. He was STATE OF UTAH, in Salt Lake City, Utah a settlor of an inter vi- the interest of B., I. For the public’s con- Public Notices vos revocable trust 04/26/2016, Case No:, venience, an unofficial Miscellaneous (the “Trust”) known as 1129738 copy of the Class 3 the Warr Family Trust T O : A M B E R Modification Request Stories From Deadline for public u/a/d 12/1/2002, as P A C H E C O , T H E and Fact Sheet are notices is 4 p.m. the amended and restated MOTHER OF THE available on the Inter- day prior to publica- on 8/22/2013. CHILD, n e t a t tion. Public notices The Trustee of the A proceeding concern- http://www.deq.utah.go submitted past the Trust is JUDY L. ing the above child is v/NewsNotices/no- deadline will not be WARR - whose ad- pending in this Court tices/waste/index.htm# Your Hometown accepted. dress is c/o F. McKay and adjudication will phacp UPAXLP Johnson of Durham be made which may Written comments will Jones & Pinegar, 3301 include the permanent be accepted if re- NOTICE OF ADOP- N. Thanksgiving Way, termination of your pa- ceived by 5:00 p.m. on TION OF ORDI- Suite 400, Lehi, UT rental rights. Your fail- October 2, 2017 and NANCES 84043. ure to appear may re- should be submitted to The Town of Stockton, Pursuant to Utah Code sult in the termination the address below. Utah gives notice that Annotated §75-7-508, of your parental rights Comments can also be on August 10, 2017, creditors of the dece- by default. hand delivered to the the governing body of dent, his estate and/or You are hereby sum- Division address the town adopted the the Trust are hereby moned to appear be- above and must be re- Town Code of Stock- notified to: (1) deliver fore this Court for a ceived by 5:00p.m. on ton, Utah 2017. The or mail their written TRIAL in said county October 2, 2017. Code is a compilation claims to the Trustee on SEPTEMBER 7, Scott T. Anderson, Di- of the Town’s ordi- at the address above; 2017 at 3:00 P.M. in rector nances of a general (2) deliver or mail their the courtroom of Division of Waste and permanent char- written claims to the Judge Elizabeth M. Management and Ra- acter, and contains the Trust's attorney of re- Knight located at 74, diation Control ordinances of the cord, F. McKay John- SOUTH 100 EAST, Department of Envi- Town through the date son of Durham Jones TOOELE, UTAH. ronmental Quality of adoption. A copy of & Pinegar at 3301 N. DATED THIS 27th day P.O. Box 144880 the Code is available Thanksgiving Way, of July, 2017. Salt Lake City, Utah o n l i n e a t Suite 400, Lehi, UT MICHAEL MCDON- 84114-4880 http://www.sterling- 84043; or (3) other- ALD Comments can also be codifiers.com/Stock- wise present their Assistant Attorney sent by electronic mail ton,UT, and is also claims as required by General to: available for review at Utah law within three (Published in the Tran- [email protected] the Town offices, 18 months after the date script Bulletin July 27, v. Comments sent in North Johnson Street, of the first publication August 3, 10 & 17, electronic format Stockton, UT 84071 of this notice or be for- 2017) should be identified by (Published in the Tran- ever barred. NOTICE OF PUBLIC putting the following in script Bulletin August DATED: August 3, the subject line: public 15, 2017) COMMENT 2017 Clean Harbors Arago- comment on Clean NOTICE OF ESTRAY DURHAM JONES & nite, Trial Burn Class 3 Harbors Aragonite One tan and white Nu- PINEGAR Modification Request Trial Burn Plan. All bain Goat found in the F. McKay Johnson UTD981552177 documents included in area of Rush Valley on Attorneys for the Warr On May 11, 2017, comments should be August 12th. If this Family Trust Clean Harbors Arago- submitted as ASCII Goat belongs to you, Date of first publication nite, LLC submitted a (text) files or in pdf for- or if you have any in- August 3, 2017 Class 3 Permit modifi- mat. formation on a possi- (Published in the Tran- cation request seeking Under Utah Code Sec- ble owner, please con- script Bulletin August approval to operate tion 19-1-301.5, a per- tact Lt. Ron Johnson 3,10 & 17, 2017) the Aragonite incinera- son who wishes to challenge a Permit Or- at the Tooele County SUMMONS FOR tor with potentially der may only raise an Sheriff’s Office at PUBLICATION lower inlet scrubber pH issue or argument dur- 435-882-5600 (Utah IN THE THIRD DIS- limits and a 60-second ing an adjudicatory code 47-2-1). TRICT JUVENILE delay on the broken proceeding that was (Published in the Tran- COURT AND IN THE- bag detector waste raised during the pub- script Bulletin August C O U N T Y O F feed cut-off set point. lic comment period 17, 22, 24 & 29, 2017) TOOELE, STATE OF The modification re- and was supported NOTICE TO CREDI- UTAH quest included a Trial with sufficient informa- TORS AND AN- STATE OF UTAH, in Burn Plan indicating tion or documentation NOUNCEMENT OF the interest of B., I. how the facility intends to enable the Director APPOINTMENT 04/26/2016, Case No:, to conduct testing to to fully consider the WILLIAM JOE FISH 1129738 demonstrate the new substance and signifi- Deceased. TO: JERMAINE requested permit lim- cance of the issue. P r o b a t e N o . BLAS, THE FATHER its. The Director of the For further information, 173300091 OF THE CHILD, Division of Waste contact Boyd Swenson DEBRA LYNN ED- A proceeding concern- Management and Ra- of the Division of WARDS, has been ap- ing the above child is diation Control has is- Waste Management pointed personal rep- pending in this Court sued a draft approval and Radiation Control resentative of this es- and adjudication will for the Clean Harbors at (801) 536-0232. In tate. All persons hav- be made which may Aragonite facility to compliance with the ing claims against the include the permanent conduct the proposed Americans with Dis- decedent must present termination of your pa- trial burn testing in or- abilities Act, individu- their claims in writing rental rights. Your fail- der to demonstrate als with special needs within three months af- ure to appear may re- new operating permit (including auxiliary ter the date of the first sult in the termination limits. communicative aids publication of this no- of your parental rights The public comment and services) should tice or the claims will by default. period to receive com- contact Larene Wyss, be forever barred. You are hereby sum- ments on the draft de- Office of Human Re- In Every Issue Written claims may be: moned to appear be- cision to allow Clean sources at (801) - Delivered or mailed fore this Court for a Harbors Aragonite to 536-4281, TDD (801) to the personal repre- TRIAL in said county conduct trial burn test- 536-4284 or by email sentative or their attor- on SEPTEMBER 7, ing will commence on at [email protected]. ney at the address be- 2017 at 3:00 P.M. in August 18, 2017 and TOOELE (Published in the Tran- low, or the courtroom of end on October 2, RANSCRIPT 2017. A public hearing script Bulletin August T - Filed with the Clerk of Judge Elizabeth M. 17, 2017) the District Court in Knight located at 74, has been scheduled at Tooele County. SOUTH 100 EAST, 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Date of first publica- TOOELE, UTAH. September 19, 2017 in SELLING YOUR ULLETIN tion: August 17, 2017 DATED THIS 27th day the large Reading HOME? Advertise it B Debra Lynne Ed- of July, 2017. Room of the Tooele in the classifieds. Call wards, 1092 E Gram- MICHAEL MCDON- City Public Library, lo- 882-0050 or visit bling Way, Sandy, UT ALD cated at 128 West www.tooeletran 84094, debbieed- Assistant Attorney Vine Street, Tooele, script.com Your Community Newspaper [email protected] General Utah. 801-550-398 (Published in the Tran- Documents related to HAVE A good idea for (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin July 27, this Class 3 Permit a story? Call the script Bulletin August August 3, 10 & 17, Modification Request Transcript and let us SUBSCRIBE TODAY 882-0050 17, 24 & 31, 2017) 2017) can be reviewed at the know 882-0050. following location: Division of Waste Management and Ra- diation Control Multi Agency State Of- fice Building 195 North 1950 West, 2nd Floor Salt Lake City, Utah The Defi Forntive the public’s con- History of Tooele County venience, an unofficial copy of the Class 3 ooele County features some of the most dramatic and Modification Request and Fact Sheet are Tdiverse landforms on Earth. There are 11,000 foot-high available on the Inter- peaks, an inland sea, verdant valleys, and a mysterious n e t a t http://www.deq.utah.go desert with a bizarre expanse of white salt. The only people v/NewsNotices/no- who knew about the place were the Native Americans who tices/waste/index.htm# phacp lived there, and a few white explorers during the early Written comments will 1800s. But that all changed in September 1846. That year be accepted if re- the Donner-Reed Party, while trying a shortcut to California, ceived by 5:00 p.m. on October 2, 2017 and passed through the county and nearly perished in the Great should be submitted to Salt Lake Desert. Three years later, a handful of Mormon the address below. Comments can also be pioneer families left Salt Lake Valley and built a meager hand delivered to the encampment in Settlement Canyon above today’s Tooele Division address above and must be re- City. Soon, others followed, and a community emerged ceived by 5:00p.m. on on the edge of the Great Basin frontier that was populated by October 2, 2017. Scott T. Anderson, Di- individualistic and energetic settlers who managed to thrive in an environment fraught with hardship. Their story, rector and many others, are found inside this History of Utah’s Tooele County. Learn about how the pioneers ingeniously Division of Waste Management and Ra- built their lives in the wilderness; the wild mining days in Ophir, Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony Express Trail; the diation Control glorious beaches and resorts along the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, and more. Department of Envi- ronmental Quality P.O. Box 144880 Get Your Copy Today at the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4880 Comments can also be • Nearly 500 pages sent by electronic mail to: • Large 8.5 x 11 size pages TOOELE [email protected] TRANSCRIPT v. Comments sent in • Hardcover with dust jacket electronic format • More than 500 photos should be identified by BULLETIN putting the following in • More than 700 pioneer the subject line: public biographies comment on Clean $ 95 58 N. Main • Tooele Harbors Aragonite 39 Mon.-Fri. 8:30 to 5:30 • Closed Sat. and Sun. Trial Burn Plan. All documents included in comments should be submitted as ASCII (text) files or in pdf for- mat. Under Utah Code Sec- tion 19-1-301.5, a per- son who wishes to challenge a Permit Or- der may only raise an issue or argument dur- ing an adjudicatory proceeding that was raised during the pub- lic comment period and was supported with sufficient informa- tion or documentation to enable the Director to fully consider the substance and signifi- cance of the issue. For further information, contact Boyd Swenson of the Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control at (801) 536-0232. In compliance with the Americans with Dis- abilities Act, individu- als with special needs (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) should contact Larene Wyss, Office of Human Re- sources at (801) 536-4281, TDD (801) 536-4284 or by email at [email protected]. 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