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2 YVSOURCE.COM TheC SOURCE • June 2017 Please direct any questions to the Grand Cook Heats up Race Junction Symphony office at 243-6787 or info@ Tracks Across the US gjso.org. Sabré has signed with Apple Motorsports to OMMUNITY run the SCCA Majors, Super Tour, and Runoffs C C “FLOYDIAN SLIP” COMING in the Formula Enterprise and SRF3 categories. Sour e With the first two weekend’s under her belt she TO KZKS 105.3 FM (GRAND has finished 2nd and 3rd in FE. She now heads JUNCTION, CO) to Road America for the SCCA June Sprints, SHELBURNE, VT—”Floydian Slip,” a week- time to visit Lake Powell! Watkins Glen in New York then back to Road and a $500 donation to the charity of their choice. ly Pink Floyd show produced by Craig Bailey of 2017 is going to be an epic year for Lake America before heading to Indy for the SCCA Voting closed on May 25. Shelburne, Vt., will begin airing on KZKS 105.3 Powell! With the strong winter precipitation in National Finals. Sabre is very excited to get the Check out the great video for Heroes FM in Grand Junction, Colo., starting May 20. the Southwest, water levels and conditions are opportunity to pursue her dream as a profes- Behind the Badges on our Facebook The station will carry the show Saturdays at 6 anticipated to be the best in years! Higher water sional driver. She is in her final semester at the page and share it with your friends. pm MT. means easier access to canyons and better navi- Colorado School of Mines and will graduate with “Drive 105” is a classic rock station serving Central High Champions gability throughout the entire lake! a degree in mechanical engineering in December The Central Warriors swept all local high schools western Colorado from a number of frequen- Tell us how many feet the water level will be and won the 2017 blood drive challenge! Nearly 50% cies. The station’s heard in Grand Junction-Rifle- at Glen Canyon Dam on July 1 - and we’ll select of the student body gave blood and 1,000 lives were Glenwood Springs at 105.3 FM; and is simulcast one winner at random from the correct entries! saved! Thank you for taking care of our community. on KAYW at 98.1 FM serving Meeker-Craig. Earn additional entries by sharing with a friend! St. Mary’s Hospital Blood Center “Floydian Slip” is currently heard on more Prize: 2 night stay at Lake Powell Resorts and 750 Wellington Ave than 80 stations in the U.S., Canada and overseas. Marinas (no blackout dates!), 1 day powerboat Grand Junction, Co 81501 Bailey started building the Random Precision rental and a $50 fuel credit. . Radio Network in summer 2009 when he began Enter: May 22 - June 16 syndicating the show from his home studio under Marcia Ball to Raise the http://www.lakepowell.com/lakes-up-contest the moniker Random Precision Media LLC. Roof at The Ute Theater Source for measurement: Lake Powell Water He aired his first episode of “Floydian Slip” Marcia Ball • July 9 @ 7:00 pm Data Measurement: # of feet deep at Glen Canyon 20 years earlier on Ithaca College’s 106-VIC in Tickets: $30 - $35 Doors at 6:30 p.m. Dam (in whole feet, not rounded) Ithaca, N.Y., when he was a student majoring in Showtime 7:00 p.m. There’s more lake to love this summer! Learn broadcasting. He also produced it for Burlington, Marcia Ball’s rollicking roadhouse rave-ups more about visiting Lake Powell at Vt.’s short-lived WEXP 105.1 FM (Experience “None of this would be possible www.lakepowell.com without the incredible support from and soulful Gulf Coast R&B, her barrelhouse 105.1) in 1994, and for 13 years at WCPV 101.3 Apple Motorsports!” said Sabré Cook. playing and her feel-good party tunes are iconic. FM, Burlington. “For everyone who watched online and —USA Today In its 25 years, the show has earned mentions kept tabs on the race thank you so much A joyful musical tour of the territory between in, or served as a resource for, media around for your support and encouragement” New Orleans and Austin. Ball’s voice can break the world such as Billboard, VH1, The Dallas Cook is sponsored by Apple Motorsports, your heart with a ballad or break your back with Morning News, MacFormat, Yahoo! Music, Viceroy Snowmass, Bell Helmets, Grand Junction a rocker. —Boston Herald Relix, and The Ottawa Citizen. Motor Speedway, and Mesa Fitness. Thanks to The title track of MARCIA BALL’s new album, Bailey offers the show to stations in a cash- Alliance Autosport for all the hard work to get The Tattooed Lady And The Alligator Man, is free/100% barter arrangement. Each show con- me on track and the awesome team atmosphere. an irresistible tale of true love at the travelling tains six minutes of local availabilities, and up Lots of races coming up and I couldn’t be happier carnival. It’s a story that nobody but Ball could to six minutes of network commercial inventory. More information about the show is at www. to have time now to focus on what I love most. spin, filled with vivid details, universal truths, and a rambunctious sense of fun and desire. floydianslip.com; or by contacting pink@floyd- With raucous horns punctuating Ball’s legendary ianslip.com or (260) 67-FLOYD. piano pounding and emotional, melodic vocals, the song kicks off the CD of eleven originals and one glorious cover (Hank Ballard’s He’s Call For Local and The One). The release mixes Ball’s Gulf Coast Grand Junction 4th Regional Authors blues, New Orleans R&B, swampy Louisiana CRYSTAL Books and Gifts at 439 Main Street ballads, and jumping, Tex-Mex flavored zydeco ofJuly Parade in Downtown Grand Junction, has issued a Call into a one-of-a-kind musical gumbo, a sound On Tuesday morning, July 4th, a staple of For Local and Regional Authors to participate she has been perfecting over the course of her small towns across the country continues on Main in their yearly Off The Shelf Author Series that legendary career.will be an evening filled with Street as the Grand Junction Symphony pres- runs concurrent with the summer long Downtown great jammin’ blues tunes. ents the Grand Junction 4th of July Parade. This Grand Junction Farmers Market. This is a great year’s parade is sponsored by Rocky Mountain opportunity for authors to gain additional expo- Big Kids Corner Bar Orthopaedic Associates and the City of Grand sure to help promote their books and writing #racelikeagirl #drivelikeagirl #applemot- The Big Kids Corner Bar in Rifle shut it’s Junction and your help is needed to make it the career, to meet and create new readers and fol- orsports #allianceautosport #SCCA #FE doors for ogood June 1st. best parade the Valley has ever seen. lowers as well as meeting fellow authors. #pittsburghinternational @bellracingusa @vice- Theye would like to take this opportunity to Applications are now being accepted to partic- Every Thursday evening from June 22nd roysnowmass @mesafitnessgrandjunction@thankyou. thank all their customers and the community of ipate in the parade by designing a float. They can through September 21st, the Bookstore will be Rifle,CO for making this bar a second home for be picked up from the Grand Junction Symphony hosting one or two authors who give presentations City of Grand Junction their entire crew. office at 414 Main Street or downloaded here. or have discussions about their books or related The cost to apply is $25. topics. The event will run from 6pm to 7pm. A offers Golf Specials Lake Powell Each float will be judged on Color, Overall special area is provided for the event and for Tiara Rado & Lincoln Park are offering some Beauty, Creativity and Originality. Judging takes book signings. In addition, the Bookstore works excellent discounts on at thier golf courses. Water Level Contest place as floats pass the judge’s station at the cor- to promote this event through Press Releases, SPECIALS Lake Powell water levels are back on the rise! ner of 4th and Main Street. 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Two separate events show’s how unbelieving of God’s Word, Mankind has become. Both used the-time-figure 165 million years. Grand Junction, CO – St. Baldrick’s/Community Hospital’s 6th Annual Head Shaving Event will be held at Lincoln Park Barn on Saturday, June 24, 2017, from 11 am – 4 pm. Over the past five years the Grand Junction St. Baldrick’s event has COMMUNITY raised over $260,000 to fund critical Sour e research for childhood cancers. This year, the event hopes to raise $75,000. “We have had hundreds of local men, women and children “Brave the Feedback Editor, recieving the bonus of higher taxes Shave,” in solidarity with those who lose their hair during cancer treatment. We’re pleased to invite everyone down If you have the courageous enough and we all know where that goes. to Lincoln Park Barn to watch, bid on our amazing live and silent auction items, and if you’re truly courageous, to print these facts. feel free to edit Something that really bothers me be a part of a head shaving team,” said Jim Hamlin, the event organizer. “We also want to take an opportunity to them as lon as the gist is the same. is, oh the poor blacks this and the invite local community businesses to come and join us in the fight against childhood cancer. This truly affects This increase in minimum wage poor blacks that. every community, and we want to continue to unite together for this great cause.” is only a way to increase inflation. The real descriminated minority St. Baldrick’s would like to extend a special thank you to Community Hospital, for returning as the title sponsor When you raise the minimun wage people of the Americas is the for the third year in a row, for our Grand Junction event. Each year, our event wouldn’t be possible without the the employer has to raise the cost of American Indians. No other race of many local businesses and organizations that join to support us with their sponsorships. their product to compinsate so they people in the Americas has suffered St. Baldrick’s event raises critical money needed to fund lifesaving research for childhood cancer cures. Currently, can stay in business.If the wage earner as much the from the greed, and the National Cancer Institute spends less that 4% of its annual budget on research to find cures for all childhood wants to make a better living, he or religious bigitory of the encroaching cancers. she needs to raise their skill level to a Europeans. They have been enslaved, For more information, or to sponsor, register a team or to make a tax-deductible donation, please visit the St. level that pays a higher wage. This is whole nations wiped out by war and Baldrick’s/Community Hospital Grand Junction Event website at www.stbaldricks.org/events/GJ2017. done by getting a certificate, Diploma, disease, and those left alive forced to The St. Baldrick’s Foundation is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization or a degree that states they can work move to areas of worthless land and Raising Funds and Awareness for Childhood Cancer Research at a level that is payed a higher wage. told to live or die. This is still taking BALD IS BEAUTIFUL! By increasing the minumim wage place today in the Americas. This has with out a higher skill level two things been going on for over 400 yrs.Right happen. First,it raises inflation and now to this day they suffer way more the basic wage earner hasn’t gained than any Afro black I have ever been Guest Artists include: Symphonic Pops concerts include: anything at all. Next, the people around. so would someone with a little GRAND JUNCTION • Former Canadian Brass horn • Great American Songbook: on fixed incomes have less buying fortitude step up and speak the truth. SYMPHONY player Jeff Nelsen performing The Music of Berlin, Ellington, power and have to get some kind of ORCHESTRA Mozart’s Horn Concerto No. 4 and Mercer, Gershwin, Rodgers & assistance, thus driving up inflation - author unknown his wife mezzo-soprano Nina Hammerstein featuring two even more. In the end the only and only one ANNOUNCES ITS Yoshida Nelsen performing Broadway singers. that gets more is the goverment from 2017-2018 SEASON Mahler’s Songs of a • Mostly Motown featuring Wayfarer among others. singer Laurice Lanier. The Grand Junction Symphony •Violinist Andrew The Nutcracker makes its Orchestra (GJSO) is excited Sords performing Sibelius’ Violin much-anticipated return this to announce its 2017- Concerto December with three performances 2018 season of • on December 9th & 10th in the program offerings. Grand Junction High School Music Director Auditorium. This fully-staged Charles Latshaw has Holiday ballet with live orchestra programmed an eclectic mix Pianist Spencer Myer performing will feature dancers from local of beloved symphonies, Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto dance companies, the CMU Dance virtuosic concertos, the No. 2 • The Grand Department, and two world-class return of Tchaikovsky’s Junction Symphony principal dancers in the roles of the • Managed Document Holiday ballet T h e Chorus performing Sugar Plum Fairy and her cavalier. Services Nutcracker, works by living Vaughn Williams’ The GJSO Chamber Concert composers, and even Serenade to Series at Two Rivers Winery & some Motown and Music Chateau returns for its 5th Season • Managed IT/N etwork Broadway hits! • GJSO with a series of concerts featuring The official kick-off to the Yo u n g mostly musicians of the GJSO. Services concert season is the Evening A r t i s t • Former concertmaster Carlos Under The Stars free concert winner Elias and his wife pianist Andrea t e n o r Elias return to Grand Junction in • Office Technologies in Sherwood Park which will print, copy, scan and fax be held Saturday, August 26th Christian September with GJSO co-principal with the subscription season M a r k cellist Kristen Yun to perform at beginning late September 2017. Monument Presbyterian Church. Orchestral selections include: • GJSO principal trombonist • Symphony No. 3 (Rhenish) by Sean Flanigan and his wife Capital Business Systems, Robert Schumann pianist Gisela Flanigan perform providing office technology • Suite from The Firebird by in November. Igor Stravinsky • The CMU faculty wind quintet, and managed services to • Hary Janos Suite by Zoltan Gibbs performs Mesa Winds, which is mostly northern and western Kodaly V a u g h n comprised of GJSO principal •Symphony No. 5 by Dmitri Williams’ On woodwinds, performs in February Colorado and Wyoming. Shostakovich Wenlock Edge among 2018. •Mozartiana by Piotr Ilyich other selections. • Houston based Apollo Chamber Tchaikovsky Our extremely popular Players return to Grand Junction for two peformances in March Call today to schedule your 2018 which will also feature GJSO FREE print and technology principal harpist Elise Anderson and classical guitarist Javier de analysis. The los Santos. 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4 YVSOURCE.COM TheC SOURCE • June 2017 the umpteenth time. Newt, a fanciful While their punning made the writer toaster was, in firefighter’s parlance, four-year-old, spent mornings sans Dev in me proud, their judgments jabbed “fully engaged.” Two rooms away, I lurking under my desk as I worked, at my mother-heart. I didn’t let on heard the pot-and-pan-demonium, munching crackers I sometimes later how wounded I was. I just smiled streaked into the smoke-swollen found in my shoes. And baby Vin, wanly, pulled a dull butcher knife kitchen, and found Newt had stifled just crawling, trawled the floors for from a drawer and theatrically drug the fire... only a greasy dishrag still needles and dead-bug exoskeletons. it down my forearm, exfoliating a smoldered on the floor near his foot. I was a food group-groupie then, layer or two of dry epidermis…. As the haze lifted, I beheld my trying to cook balanced meals. I was Vin, then about six, offered consola- son’s face. It was chalk-white, with THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SACRED afraid not to—maternal elders had tion: “But your pudding’s got the best four circles in it—two were tiny persuaded me that, if I didn’t, the skin, Mom—thick as an alligator’s!” (his nostrils) and two were huge AND SCARED IS JUST A TYPO boys would waste away to brittle …Fast forward to the present…. (his sky-blue eyes, saucered with sticks and there’d be hell to pay. Oh, Despite my kitchy kitchen karma, surprise). Newt shrugged, handing I’ve forgotten which of my three there was a time I was a fine cook. I cooked! Then, too, I had my mantra the boys grew to dashing specimens of me the extinguisher (a fixture sons first said, “The difference between It happened between Monday and that cooking was sacred work—even if young male adults. They’re straight, that’s logged more charges than ‘sacred’ and ‘scared’ is just a typo.” Thursday of a week in early October I never quite got the hang of it. I really strong and stable young men, and my Mastercard). “No worries,” he Its origins are lost in the dewy mists 1989, probably coinciding with some liked baking bread. “It is sacramental they’re all natural cooks—a talent they shuddered. “I just aimed the extin- of time—well, more accurately, in lunar transit that hasn’t recurred. to break bread with loved ones,” I’d apparently inherited from their dad. guisher backward on my first shot.” the chalky clouds of extinguishers My boys refer to that brief, glorious say, until little Vin asked, “Even when However, Newt not too long ago We grinned at each other, glad in that quashed flash fires in my kitchen. period as The Golden Age, eminently we have to break it with the hammer?” burned up the toaster and made me the moment. “All’s well that ends “The difference between ‘sacred’ distinguished from longer culinary The boys loved my puddings. What proud. I took it as proof that he honored well,” I quipped Shakespeareatorially. and ‘scared’ is just a typo” became ages they weathered—the Stone Age did they know? In those days, my the checkered heritage I had bequeathed Newt grinned again. the boys’ stock response when I’d rev (rocky biscuits, bricky meatloaf), the sacred offerings were the apex of him, that he followed, however halt- “That was way more ‘scared’ into a revival-pitched homily about the Bronze Age (rusty lettuce, metallic their dining experience. What’s for ingly, in his mother’s sooty footsteps. than ‘sacred,’” he sighed, sacramental aspects of cooking. “It is vegetables), and the Burnished dinner? Brick of meatloaf, rocky And he was calm! Although the “but it’s still just a typo.” a sacred act,” I’d proclaim, “to prepare Age (nearly everything else). biscuits, Bronze Age salad, chocolate and share food with loved ones.” In my sons’ early years, I was an pudding. “Yay, Mom, life is good!” My sacred acts too often ‘at-home mom.’ A fledgling writer, That ended when the boys got a load resulted in alarms and burnt I practiced my craft in distracted of the school cafeteria’s haute cuisine. ocal Friends Meet Fr offerings that scared the young seclusion, sustained by a wavering “Mom, I don’t think choco- Where L iends guys—hence their resort to the retort. conviction in its worth borne out by late pudding has to have these For Breakfast & Lunch I really believed cooking was absolutely nothing else in my life. lumps,” Dev confided. “This is Breakfast/Burgers & Sandwiches/Salads/Children’s Menu Old Fashioned Sundaes & Fountain Drinks a sacred act. Heck, I still do! And Eldest son Dev was a Kindergartner more like ‘choke-a-lot’ pudding.” Call for good the boys bought it early on, when I who returned from school at noon to a “Yeah,” Newt grimaced, delicious carry-out on at a easily pleased them with my Cold PBJ and milk he savored while listening “and your butterscotch pudding C o ed unda Cereal du jour or my Nuked Ramen to his Peter and the Wolf record for is kind of butter-scorch!” 241 Grand Avenue, Grand Junction Noodles in a Clean Bowl. And, in truth,
school district pays $80,000 to hit and AN run administrators and rabid Trump hating teachers rather than fire them and the city pays golden parachutes payments to administrators who are EXAMINED LIFELIFE sleeping with their subordinates to NOW OPEN!! By Lyle Stout [email protected] keep the subordinates from suing the city. But both entities come to the taxpayers over and over seeking Who Nees An Education? more taxes. Each time the voters voice Once again the voters of our city essentially saying that the decision their concern that taxes are already were forward thinking enough to to not raise their taxes was an unin- high enough, the ones who propose BOAT vote down the semi-annual attempt formed decision made by uneducated the ever increasing taxes use that AND to raise their taxes. Another group people. This has become a fallback same old saw the event center pusher of misguided people had planned to position any time someone puts forth used, calling the voters uneducated. Guardian let the citizens tax themselves, their a tax increase that fails. When the Maybe we need a proposal to say children, their grandchildren, and next ballot asks for a tax increase for that when any proposal to steal tax Storage every person who would every buy an the school district, if it fails, it will RV money from the population like the STORAGE item in the city for eternity by raising be because the school district did not events center, or the recreation center the already high sales tax even higher. have the time to “educate” the tax that is about to rear its ugly head one The money would have been used for paying public. The tax payers who more time, a specific time limit has BEHIND THE BLUE FENCE an events center, and we were assured would not vote for the event center’s to go by before it is reincarnated on by the people pushing the tax increase tax increase that would cost them the next ballot. It seems like I have 454 28 ½ ROAD that the increased sales tax would money for the rest of their lives, did voted against a recreation center at bring thirty or forty billion dollars it not to protect what wealth is not least four times, and here it comes (at the 1-70 Bypass) into the community in additional already taken by city, county, state and again. If it’s voted down, I’m sure revenues. Like Two River’s Plaza federal taxes on everything they buy, the voters will turn out to be uned- and the Avalon were promised to do own, or try to leave to their children. ucated, but if you put forth proposal CALL US TODAY! before it, this boondoggle would make Instead they voted no because the after proposal to raise taxes and the the city into a booming metropolis. ones pushing the tax increase simply public votes them down time after The center would have been home to didn’t have time to “educate” them. time, who really needs the education. 245-6464 a farm team for the badminton league, This is saying implicitly that the ones and their players would naturally just proposing the taxes are, if not smarter, bring bags of money into town with at least better educated than the voters. them. As always, we were treated to Who really needs the education the normal assurances that other big here? If a vote is state wide, the cities, like Nucla and Norwood, were voters of Grand Junction and Mesa already collecting taxes in the range County are simply over whelmed by of the new tax and doing just peachy. the liberals on the Front Range. The When the measure went down in state can add a tax of $45.00 on every flames, the people who were pushing vehicle each year through increased the measure spoke up about the defeat, registration fees, and when someone and the defeat was framed the way from outside the Denver-Boulder- many political defeats are, especially Colorado Springs area proposes to Phones • Computers • Networking ones that aim to raise taxes. One eliminate the tax, we will be outvoted pusher of the increase said he was and the tax will remain. Anyone who Solve it all with just one call! “pissed off beyond belief” that the owns a few cars and a boat or trailer badminton league might move to gets taxed another couple of hundred Thompson, Utah. Someone told me dollars a year, but what the heck. 970-243-4343 he makes the tutus the players wear Taxes are only limited by the in league play, so I guess he had a TABOR amendment, and every entity www.phonz.com right to be mad. The other main from the city to the state will work pusher had a different take. He said every scam they can to circumvent that the pushers just didn’t have that beautiful law. TABOR allows enough time to “educate” the public taxes to increase by the rate of infla- and that’s why the increase failed. tion and then adjusts for population, In framing it that way, he is BUT IT IS NEVER ENOUGH. The
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