TOOELETRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  THURSDAY July 29, 2021 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 128 No. 18 $1.00 Summer Nights start Aug. 3 Six events to fill a summer’s week in Tooele County

TIM GILLIE & Bulls, the Junior LIvestock EDITOR Show, a team roping event, Earlier in the year, faced 4-H exhibits and a softball with a deadline to secure com- tournament. mitments from vendors and The demolition derby will performers for the County Fair be on Aug. 7 at 7 p.m. at the and people still in masks and Deseret Peak Complex. Gates large group gatherings consid- open at 5 p.m. and the show ered a health risk, the County starts at 7 p.m. Council decided to cancel the Bronc & Bulls features bar- 2021 County Fair. rels and breakaway on Friday, With the support of the Aug. 6 at the Deseret Peak County, several groups have Complex. Gates open at 5 p.m. come together to plan a collec- with the show starting at 7 tion of events, some new and p.m. Bronc & Bulls is put on by some old, for the week when 7C Buckers and Tooele County. the fair traditionally occurs. Youth have been raising Collectively, the events have farm animals all year long been marketed as “2021 Tooele in anticipation of the annual County Summer Nights.” Junior LIvestock and Show. The events will take place The show will go on, start- from Aug. 3-7 at the Deseret ing with a breeding sheep Peak Complex. show and market animal Included in Summer Nights weigh-ins on Aug. 4. PHOTOS COURTESY CAPTAIN JASON BROWN, NORTH TOOELE FIRE DEPARTMENT are the Punishment at the A North Tooele Fire Department firefighter (left) surveys the scene as he works to build a containment line around a fire in Montana. The sun Peak Demolition Derby, Bronc SEE SUMMER PAGE A8 ® over the tent village where firefighters were staying near Colstrip, Montana (top right). The Colstrip fire reached approximatley 5,000 acres before it was contained (right bottom). North Tooele County firefighters battle large blazes in Montana

TIM GILLIE Thre firefighters have been deployed Maverick Center in West Valley City for CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO EDITOR from Costrip and are headed to another a briefing on July 22 before departing Competitors collide in the 2020 Punishment at the Peak Demolition Derby North Tooele County Fire fire outside of Miles City, northeast of to Montana. mini-car event. Department firefighters among the Colstrip. They are expected to be deployed for Utah team of firefighters sent to battle Three North Tooele County Fired another 7-10 days, according to Randy wildfire blazes in Montana landed ini- Department firefighters; Captain Jason Willden, North Tooele Fire Department tially in Colstrip, a town in southeast Brown, Captain Chris Unsworth, and chief. Montana. firefighter TJ Ramos are part of a There were 25 large wildfires burn- The fire near Colstrip grew to Emergency Management Assistance ing in the Montana and northern approximately 5,000 acres before the Compact team sent to fight wildfires in Idaho area as of July 27, according to ground and air crews attacking the Montana,. The EMAC is a mutual aid Montana Public Radio. fire were able to get containment lines agreement between states. [email protected] Courts mask up around the fire. The Utah firefighters met at the Order mandates masks in courts for counties with moderate or high transmission

TIM GILLIE CDC updated their guidance EDITOR for fully vaccinated individu- It didn’t take long for Utah als to include instructions for Courts to respond to the lat- the fully vaccinated to read: est update on mask wearing “to maximize protection from recommendations from the the Delta variant and prevent Centers for Disease Control. possibly spreading it to others, Utah Supreme Court Chief wear a mask indoors in public Justice Matthew B. Durrant if you are in an area of substan- issued an order that requires tial or high transmission.” patrons and court personnel That means if you’re going to wear a mask if the court is to court in Tooele County — located in a county that has bring your mask. been designated as a mod- The order is in response to erate or high transmission the CDC’s new recommenda- index county by the Utah tions and the sharp increase in Department of Health, begin- FANS CAMPED OUT, READY FOR COUNTRY FAN FEST ning July 30, 2021. That’s the day after the SEE MASK PAGE A8 ® CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO The parking lot and campgrounds on the south side of state Route 112 on Thursday morning. Festival attendees started arriving on Wednesday. Tooele County to start impact fee and facility plan study

will be recorded. posted a request for proposals ties plan, and an analysis and ment department received Study data may update impact fee costs A capital facilities plan not for a consultant to conduct a update of the county’s impact three responses to the RFP. TIM GILLIE professional and technical line only forecasts projects, time- study for an updated capital fee analyses for public safety, They have recommended the EDITOR item to the capital facilities lines and costs, but the plan facilities plan. transportation and parks Salt Lake City-based firm of The Tooele County Council fund to cover the cost of a new also drives the determination According to the RFP, the recreation and trails and the Lewis, Young Robertson & is transferring $50,000 of capital facilities plan. of the cost of impact fees for County asked for a bid for the creation of other impact fee Burningham to complete the budgeted funds from the The result is no net increase the county, according to state creation of a capital facilities facilities plans and impact fee study. general fund’s Community in county expenses, just a code. plan, an analysis and update of analyses. Development Department change in where the expense The county has already the county’s impact fee facili- The community develop- SEE STUDY PAGE A8 ®

WEATHER FORECAST INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD B5 CLASSIFIEDS B6 THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY High school OBITUARIES A6 football starts SPORTS A7 soon See A7 86 85 83 81 80 84 91 66 64 64 62 62 62 64 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 29, 2021 Developer proposes extended stay hotel for Stansbury Hotel plan is alternate to previously proposed townhomes

TIM GILLIE the property. wanted the property to stay EDITOR The planning commission commercial, but an extended With his rezone request on forwarded a favorable recom- stay hotel was not appropriate hold with the County Council, a mendation on the rezone appli- in this location. local developer is now bringing cation to the County Council. Concerns raised included a request to build an extended After a discussion of the parking concerns, the need for stay hotel on property near townhome proposal, the retail shops in the area, the the Millpond Spa in Stansbury County Council voted to table transient nature of extended Park. vote on the rezone saying the hotel clientele that some said The Tooele County Planning applicant had requested the have attracted drug dealers and Commission heard a request delay to give him time to con- users, prostiution and other from Derald Anderson for a sider the extended stay hotel undesirable activity. conditional use permit to allow option. Some Stansbury residents an extended stay hotel on 1.09 In his rezone application, expressed concerns about plac- acres of land in Millpond Plaza Anderson said if the rezone was ing a business that may draw in Stansbury Park during the not approved he would pursue an undesirable element in an planning commission’s July 20 an extended stay hotel for the area near residences, parks, meeting. property which, as a condition- and ball fields used by the com- After hearing from Stansbury al use in the commercial shop- munity’s youth. residents that opposed the ping zone, would not require a Anderson said that he was extended stay hotel, the plan- zone change. trying to capture a niche mar- ning commission voted to table Anderson told the planning ket with the extended stay TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO their decision on the permit commission during their July hotel. Millpond Plaza in Stansbury Park, March 2021. Tooele County has received an application for a conditional use until their next meeting — giv- 20 meeting that the County “It’s not the location for a permit for a long-term hotel on this property. ing time for a traffic study to be Council suggested he should ‘let’s stop here’ kind of hotel completed. explore the extended stay hotel as you are driving by,” he said. next meeting. They wanted to Conditional uses must be al use cannot be substantially Anderson previously submit- as a possible more favorable use “But we’re trying to fill a need see a traffic study before they approved if reasonable condi- mitigated by the proposal or ted an application to have the of the land than townhomes. in the county for people that vote. tions are proposed, or can be the imposition of reasonable same property rezoned from During the planning com- come to the county to do busi- According to the state’s Land imposed, to mitigate the poten- conditions to achieve compli- commercial shopping to mul- mission’s July 20 meeting, sev- ness.” Use Guide for Citizens a “con- tial negatives involved.” ance with applicable standards, tiple residential with 15 units eral Stansbury residents, both The planning commission ditional use may be allowed, State code states: “If the rea- the land use authority may permitted per acre. His plan online and in-person, offered decided to table a vote on their allowed with conditions, or in sonably anticipated detrimental deny the conditional use.” was to put 15 townhomes on comments expressing that they recommendation until their narrow circumstances, denied. effects of a proposed condition- [email protected]

MIDVALLEY HIGHWAY PROGRESS

COURTESY UDOT COURTESY UDOT COURTESY UDOT Schedules remain subject to change, but currently crews are on track to Crews finished pouring over 350 yards concrete for the cattle crossing at Work at the bridge/interchange continues. complete the MIdvalley Highway project this fall, according to UDOT. the mid-corridor of the Midvalley Highway.

TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN Delivering the News The BLM announces additional protective in Tooele County for More Than 120 Years steps for wild horse and burro adoptions Subscribe 435-882-0050 The Bureau of Land violations for making false Management today announced or misleading statements on additional steps it will take to adoption and title applications TOOELE TRANSCRIPT secure the health and safety of and agreements. The BLM will BULLETIN adopted wild horses and bur- also evaluate changes to feder- ros through the Wild Horse al regulations that strengthen ADMINISTRATION and Burro Adoption Incentive protections for adopted wild Scott C. Dunn Publisher Program. horses and burros. Clayton J. Dunn Associate Publisher “We are committed to the The Wild Horse and Burro Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus health and safety of adopted Adoption Program is a vital OFFICE wild horses and burros,” said component of the BLM’s mis- Bruce K. Dunn Controller BLM Deputy Director for sion to manage and protect Chris Evans Office Manager Programs Nada Wolff Culver. wild horses and burros as Jen Neve Customer Service “While the vast majority of required by the Wild Free- Kathy Cordova Circulation Manager adopters already adhere to our Roaming Horses and Burros EDITORIAL requirements to provide a good Act and other relevant laws Tim Gillie Editor and caring home, the BLM is and regulations. Since pas- Mark Watson Sports Editor now taking additional steps to sage of the act, the BLM has Ceilly Sutton Staff Writer secure the health and safety of regularly gathered excess wild ADVERTISING adopted animals. We will begin horses and burros from public Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager to make additional compliance lands to manage herd growth Keith Bird Advertising Sales visits post-adoption, bring COURTESY OF BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT and address overpopulation. Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & more scrutiny to potential Wild horses run through the Cedar Mountains. Current estimates suggest Classified Advertising Manager adopters, and increase warn- there are more than three LAYOUT & DESIGN ings to sale barns about the adoption date. Furthermore, humane care and require the adopted through the Adoption times the number of wild John Hamilton Creative Director risks of illegally selling wild the BLM conducts compliance adopter to certify that they will Incentive Program within six horses and burros on public Liz Arellano Graphic Artist horses and burros, among inspections on animals while not knowingly sell or trans- months of adoption date, rath- lands than is ecologically sus- PRODUCTION other steps.” in private care prior to title fer ownership of an adopted er than twelve months; have tainable. Many of the oversized Perry A. Dunn Pre-press Manager Before adopting a wild transfer. animal to any person or orga- a veterinarian certify all title herds are negatively impact- Mindy Wiseman Production horse or burro, an individual The BLM plans to take the nization that intends to resell, applications for wild horses ing native plant communities, Dan Coats Pre-press Technician must certify, under penalty following actions to provide trade or give away the animals and burros adopted through wildlife, and important ecosys- of prosecution, that the indi- further oversight and protec- for slaughter or processing the Adoption Incentive tem functions. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered vidual will not knowingly tion of adopted wild horses into commercial products; Program in order to receive the The Adoption Incentive by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, sell or transfer the animal for and burros: continue to work improve the screening of adop- incentive payment; increase Program is a component of Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, slaughter or for processing with partners and other stake- tion applicants to better ensure posting of warning notices at the existing Wild Horse and Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the into commercial products. To holders to evaluate potential that ineligible individuals are livestock sale facilities, high- Burro Adoption Program that United States. ensure adopted animals go to improvements to the Adoption identified and excluded from lighting criminal penalties for has increased the number of OFFICE HOURS: good homes, the BLM limits Incentive Program, consistent participating in the adoption illegally selling untitled wild animals placed into private Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., adopters to assuming title to with relevant laws and regu- program, consistent with rel- horses and burros. care. To date, the Adoption closed Saturday and Sunday. a maximum of four animals lations; ensure all adoption evant laws and regulations. Other protective steps for Incentive Program has helped CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. within a 12-month period and applications and agreements The BLM has also said they adoptions will include the place more than 8,250 wild prohibits the transfer of title clearly and consistently state will: conduct an inspection referral of cases to relevant horses and burros into adop- PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: 4 p.m. day prior to publication. for at least 12 months from the that the adopter must provide of wild horses and burros U.S. Attorneys for potential tive homes. COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: 3 p.m. day prior to publication. OBITUARY DEADLINE: 10:30 a.m. day of publication. Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued SR-112 project update twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Utah Department of weeks. One-way flagging oper- the summer. Inc., 58 North Main Street, Tooele City, Utah. Transportation crews are ations are in place between 7 UDOT reported that the Address all correspondence to P.O. Box 390, scheduled to temporarily stop a.m. and 10 p.m. double yellow lines on S.R. Tooele City, Utah 84074. paving work on state Route Drivers can expect up to 112 are temporary. POSTMASTER: Send change of address to: 112 beginning July 28 through 15-minute delays when trav- The temporary striping has PO Box 390 August 1 to accommodate local eling through the area. Area been installed to encourage Tooele, Utah 84074-0390 Country Fan fest traffic. residents and businesses can drivers to stay in their lane and 435-882-0050 Fax 435-882-6123 Travel lanes will be open in expect temporary intermittent not attempt to pass another email: [email protected] both directions. closures of side streets as pav- vehicle in a construction zone. or visit our website extension at TooeleOnline.com Work will restart on SR-112 ing work passes through the This is to improve safety for as early as 5 a.m. on Monday, area. both drivers and the construc- Entire contents ©2021 Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. All rights August 2. Drivers are encour- Drivers are encouraged to tion crews. Once the paving reserved. No part of this publication may aged to plan accordingly. use alternate routes such as project is complete, permanent COURTESY UDOT be reproduced in any form without the written consent of the editor or publisher. Paving work is on schedule SR-138 and SR-36. Work is striping will be installed to UDOT crews work on state Route 112. Work on SR-112 has been stopped to be complete in the coming expected to continue through what it was previously. until after Country Fan Fest. THURSDAY July 29, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A3 Tooele Swig donates to local suicide awareness foundation TIM GILLIE EDITOR If you tried a “Do Gooder” at the Tooele Swig, you helped raise funds for suicide aware- ness, training, and prevention in Tooele County. The Tooele Swig donated $2,487 to the Life’s with Living Foundation, a Tooele County-based non-profit orga- nization that addresses suicide related issues in the county. If you pulled up to Swig back in February and ordered the Do Gooder — Mountain Dew with raspberry puree, fresh lime juice, pineapple and coconut cream — $1 of the cost of your drink went to Life’s Worth Living. Swig also donated $2 for each sticker purchase to the non-profit organization.

Once a quarter the Tooele TIM GILLIE/TTB PHOTO Swig does a fundraiser and Jon Gossett, Life’s Worth Living Foundation president and board members Tracy and Amelia Gossett, Tahya donates to a charity, accord- Chadwick and Jackson Deeter, Tooele Swig. Tooele Swig donated $2,487 to the LIfe’s Worth Living Foundation ing to Tahya Chadwick, Tooele from a local fundraiser at Swig. Swig manager. In February the fundraiser our team members’ friends through Saturday with $1 An October fundraiser theme was “Share the Love.” and family have died by sui- of the sale of each Swig called “Save the Cups,” is “We decided to give to cide,” Chadwick said. pop going to World Against scheduled to support breast the Life’s Worth Living Swig is holding another Human Trafficking, according cancer awareness, she said. Foundation because a lot of fundraiser on Thursday to Chadwick. [email protected]

OUT & ABOUT Please help keep our motorcyclist family and friends safe on the road Something lmost a year ago, my “Car drivers aren’t trained are injured at stoplights.” Ahusband’s dad, Mike, con- to look for motorcycles,” To close — this is my plea vinced him that he needed a Christian told me. “They are to you — please watch out On Your Mind? motorcycle in his life. Ceilly Sutton usually looking for larger for motorcyclists on the road. Needless to say, I was STAFF WRITER profile vehicles. Our brains Those who ride have just as not happy at first, because will see motorcyclists and sub- much right to be on the road Write a Letter to the Editor! of the statistics I’ve heard consciously block them out, as you do. They are just trying Tooele Transcript Bulletin or about motorcycle accidents. because they are not the same to have a good time, then get P.O. Box 390 [email protected] Honestly, I thought it was a than those who drive regular size as our vehicles and our home to their families. death wish. vehicles. Obviously there is brain doesn’t consider them a [email protected] Tooele, UT 84074 Of course, I have since made only so much that motorcy- threat.” amends with the fact that he clists can do to keep them- The good news is that it’s likes to ride his motorcycle and selves safe. But, a lot of us hold easy to train yourself to look I even ride with him occasion- our breath until they make it out for motorcycles. ally. Now, I feel more at ease, home safely, not because of the “It’s good to count motor- because he has proven to me motorcyclists themselves, but cycles or try to spot them on that he is able to ride as safely the other vehicles on the road. your way to work or if you as possible. The Utah Department of have kids in the car, you can There are two things I Public Safety completed an make it a game and have them haven’t made amends with extensive study in 2016 con- count motorcycles,” Mike, my though. taining facts about motorcycle husband’s dad, said. “This will The first is the constant accidents. In 2016 there were teach your kids to be trained to motorcycle talk and lingo I 1,168 in the state of Utah, watch out for motorcycles too continuously hear and will resulting in 1,014 injured. when they start driving.” never understand, but that That equals out to about 86% It’s important to be patient is just something I’ll have to of accidents resulting in some with motorcycle riders. live with. Anyway, back to the type of injury. These injuries Oftentimes, those of us in vehi- important topic here. The sec- range from road rash to seri- cles can become impatient on GARRARD’S ond is the other drivers on the ous brain damage. They found the road. Road rage is becom- road who put my husband in that motorcycle crashes were ing more common, because Bargain Buggys danger when he rides. 9.9 times more likely to result drivers can’t wait a few extra So, we are going to talk in death than other vehicular seconds. By allowing ourselves about all things motorcycle crashes. to become angry on the road, safety. Of all the motorcycle acci- we are putting those less pro- Hardly a few weeks ever dents in 2016, 60% were tected — like motorcyclists — pass without us hearing about caused by vehicles other than in danger. a motorcycle accident on the motorcycles. A majority of Please remember that these radio or the news. It’s scary, accidents caused by vehicles riders are people’s loved ones. because almost all of us know — nearly 30% of them — were It’s not worth it to get to your someone who rides. In fact, turning left. destination 30 seconds or even just over 8% of households “Cars often turn left in front a minute earlier and seriously have at least one individual of bikers who are trying to go hurt or kill someone we love. that rides a motorcycle, which straight, because they don’t see “Give bikes room on the equals out to about 10 mil- them,” my husband Christian road,” Mike said. “Please don’t lion households in America. commented. “They aren’t look- get on our butts. Watch out for These are our family members, ing for them.” it and if we have to lane filter, friends, and coworkers. Perhaps many accidents deal with it. Lane filtering is a Generally, motorcycle rid- are caused by other vehicles, safety practice so we don’t get ers are much more likely to be because drivers aren’t trained read ended and the bikes don’t involved in a serious accident to see motorcyclists. get overheated. A lot of bikers HTires HWheels HLift Kits We do it all! We Will Buy Your Cars Top Dollar for Trade-Ins Check Out All Vehicles and Get Pre-Approved Online! SHUTTERSTOCK Transcript Bulletin staff writer Ceilly Sutton offers suggestions about motorcycle safety. All Cars are bluestar www.bargainbuggys.com certified by 3rd Party Inspection Stations Full Local Sports Coverage In Every Issue 426 EAST CIMMARRON • ERDA

TOOELE Like us on TRANSCRIPT Facebook BULLETIN 435.882.7711 A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 29, 2021 ATTENTION FRONT-PAGE FLASHBACK REGISTERED In 1946, Elton Tunnel to hire REPUBLICANS! all contract miners who apply After 31 years he Tooele Transcript as the cutoff date.” Later in the week, an of service, our TBulletin has published Later in the week, reap- important meeting of the Bit Tooele County news since portionment loomed as the and Spur membership had beloved County 1894. Here is a flashback of major problem facing the spe- been called for Friday at the local front-page news from 25, cial session of the Utah State Courthouse at 8 p.m. Union Clerk is retiring. 50, 75 and 100 years ago that Front-Page Legislature which would con- leaders had been asked to be occurred during the fifth week Flashback vene Monday, Aug. 2, 1971. present in order that plans Are you interested in running? of July. Gov. Calvin Rampton had could be completed for a big called the special session prin- Labor Day celebration. If you meet the following requirements,or July 30 - Aug. 1, 1996 cipally to consider the reap- Members were urged to be With balloting on the Erda back up their claim. portionment problem made present for 100 percent coop- have any questions, request your application and Lincoln (Pine Canyon) University of Utah scien- necessary by the 1970 census eration on this big day. at [email protected] township proposals only a tists set up measuring instru- figures. President Glenn Nelson had week away, the ramifications ments at various locations in “We’re going to have to give matters of extreme importance ✔ I am a U.S. Citizen. of the law had become a source Grantsville. They saw move- and take because at the present to present that would be of of confusion for voters and offi- ment that would indicate time our county is over repre- interest to all members. ✔ I am a registered voter in Tooele County. cials alike. growing cracks in Grantsville sented,” said Tooele County ✔ I have been a resident of Tooele County Approval of the townships houses, but cautioned that the State Rep. Beverly White. July 29, 1921 would create legal boundaries data needed further analysis. A number of Tooele County since Aug. 19, 2020. that form a barrier to unwant- July 30-Aug. 2, 1946 farmers were planning to make ✔ I have been a registered Republican ed annexations by nearby cit- July 27-30, 1971 The National Tunnel and the trip to Logan to attend the ies. Tooele City’s new garbage Mines Company was swinging Farmers Encampment at the consecutively since Aug. 19, 2020. Within the townships, collection program was sched- over to an intensive develop- Utah Agricultural College. ✔ I maintain a residence within Tooele landowners owning property uled to begin Monday, August ment program in order to The party leaving the county adjacent to the city boundaries 2, according to City Treasurer replenish ore reserves that would be under the charge County and will continue to do so. could still begin annexation Glen Martin. were drastically lowered during of A.L. Christiansen, county proceedings provided they Preparations for the registra- the war period. agent. Those who desired to Convention will be held gain approval of the Township tion and identification of all During the war, mines pro- go on this educational vaca- Planning and Zoning Board, residents of Tooele eligible to duced ore, but finding new ore tion trip were requested to according to Tooele County receive the service were com- was delayed until after the war. communicate at once with Mr. AUG. 19 • 7PM Attorney Doug Ahlstrom. plete. Elton Tunnel was hiring all Christensen for full particulars. Later in the week, for years Mr. Martin indicated that contract miners who applied in Interesting trips to many Tooele High School Grantsville residents had com- a few residents had not yet order to find new ore. Chances successful farms, factories, Auditorium plained about their houses signed an application for the of finding substantial amounts and irrigation systems would shaking during the Army’s garbage and waste pick up of new ore were excellent, be made on Wednesday and open-air detonation operations service. according to management. The Thursday afternoon. at nearby Tooele Army Depot. “Notices have been sent to problem was solely acquiring DEADLINE FOR FILING: AUG. 5TH BY 5PM It appeared they might have all of these people,” he said, sufficient machine men to push Sports Editor Mark Watson had some scientific data to “but we have set Friday, July 30 the new work. compiled this report

Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 Fishing limits increased at more Utah Follow us on waterbodies due to low water levels Facebook! SALT LAKE CITY — In antic- regulations Wednesday. Those County: Increasing the considering a rotenone @TooeleTB ipation of continued low water changes will allow anglers to daily limit to eight trout treatment at Navajo Lake levels due to extreme drought catch and keep more fish at • Mona Reservoir, Juab later this fall to remove an conditions across the state, some additional waterbodies TOOELE County: Increasing the overabundant population TRANSCRIPT the Utah Division of Wildlife around the state. daily limit to a combined of Utah chub. The trout Resources issued more emer- Drought impacts fish by total of 20 for wiper, in the lake are currently BULLETIN gency changes to Utah’s fishing reducing the amount of water largemouth bass and struggling, due to compe- available in lakes, reservoirs smallmouth bass tition for food and oxygen, and streams. Smaller amounts • Palisade Reservoir, so this regulation increase of water heat up more quickly Sanpete County: will give anglers the and reach higher tempera- Increasing the daily limit opportunity to catch and tures, which is problematic to a combined total of 20 keep more of the trout. for fish because warm water for wiper, trout (any spe- • Otter Creek Reservoir, holds less oxygen than colder cies) and black crappie Piute County: Increasing water. The combination of high • Payson Lake (Big East), the daily limit to 16 trout, temperatures and low oxygen Utah County: Increasing 12 wipers and 24 small- can stress fish, causing poor the daily limit to eight mouth bass. The daily growth and disease, and can trout fish limit was previously sometimes be fatal to fish. • Towne (Town) Reservoir, increased in May and is To reduce the likelihood of Sanpete County: being raised again due fish die-offs in some waterbod- Increasing the daily limit to the ongoing decline in ies with anticipated low water to eight trout water levels at the reser- levels, the DWR is increasing voir. the daily fish limits at those Northern Utah lakes and reservoirs to allow • Newton Reservoir, Cache All the other rules in the anglers to catch and keep more County: Increasing the 2021 Utah Fishing Guidebook fish. This is the DWR’s third daily limit to 100 bluegill, regarding Utah water bodies round of emergency fishing 100 yellow perch and 100 have not changed and remain changes this summer, with the black crappie in effect. previous regulation changes • Pineview Reservoir, Weber With drought impacting taking place earlier this month County: Increasing the water levels at many lakes and in May at various drought- daily limit to 100 blue- and reservoirs around the impacted water bodies around gill, 100 yellow perch, 40 state, anglers who plan to use the state. black crappie and 48 black boats during their fishing trips The following changes are bullhead should be sure to check for effective immediately and will updates on each waterbody to remain in place until Oct. 31, Southeastern Utah see if the boat ramps are open. 2021. Here are the waterbod- • Monticello Lake, San Juan Visit the Utah State Parks web- ies with increased daily fish County: Increasing the site for updates on the status of limits: daily limit to eight trout the boat ramps at each of their parks. Central Utah Southern Utah Visit the DWR website for • Fairview Lakes, Sanpete • Navajo Lake, Kane additional things that anglers County: Increasing the County: Increasing the should be aware of while fish- daily limit to eight trout daily limit to 16 trout, ing this year. • McClellan Reservoir, Utah any size. The DWR is

For All the Great Events in Life Let Everyone Know! Place a Notice in the Transcript Bulletin! Weddings • Birthdays • Graduations • Retirement Military • Missionaries • Honors & Awards 435-882-0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT BULLETIN 58 N. Main, Tooele 9 to 5 Mon-Fri (closed Sat & Sun) THURSDAY July 29, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 OUT & ABOUT Trio of travelers make quick trip to Portland for roll of fake grass ometimes I dabble in the Oregon. We had a couple of my friends who operate a turf Beau said his fries were good. was quite noisy. Sartificial turf business and I nice cushion mats and Tylor business in the Portland area, We made it one mile into We were back in Grantsville wanted to get some turf for my and Beau plopped down on we would be in Sherwood at Idaho at the Snake River View about 1:30 p.m. Sunday. The backyard. Mark Watson those in their sleeping bags in their landscape yard at 1 p.m. Eastbound I-84 rest area for trip is still somewhat of a blur After contacting a couple STAFF WRITER the dump trailer while I slept pacific time. With the help of a second sleep session on the in mind — like most things I of major turf suppliers I know in the bed of the truck. Tylor’s GPS we were right on trip. Nobody was looking for try to remember nowadays. in the states of Washington Everything seemed quite schedule. We picked up the their pet cat that night which I considered writing about and Oregon they told me how safe until an unusual, ques- turf and were back on the road was comforting. It was much the big, beautiful Columbia expensive the cost of shipping up a roll, he surprisingly said tionable, perhaps inebriated again stopping at Chester’s in hotter Saturday night than it River, the largest river I’ve was currently. These dealers “that would be fun - we could person pulled up next to us Ontario, Oregon for dinner was in La Grande, Oregon the seen. It’s much bigger than were willing to sell me the turf, take Beau.” (his son, my great and asked us if we had seen Saturday night because for night before when we had a these little Utah rivers. Perhaps but wanted me to know I might nephew) his black cat. Tylor told the some reason most all other res- cool breeze. I can write a river story some- need to mortgage my house for He didn’t want to miss man we hadn’t seen a cat and taurants were closed at 6 p.m. We parked right next to time in the near future. shipping costs. any work so we took off on a then told me that we better I see Chester’s has a 1.5 rating I-84 at the Snake River View [email protected] I certainly understood the Friday afternoon, July 16 and make sure the cab of the truck on Yelp. My cod seemed OK. Eastbound I-84 rest area so it dilemma after having recently returned Sunday, July 18 with was locked because of our filled up my vehicles at local a full roll of turf, plenty of turf valuables inside. Of course petrol stations as my stomach for a couple of small jobs. we would be fair game in the started to ache while looking Not that we’re cheap or dump trailer and open truck at the price-per-gallon and as anything, I mean I was spend- bed. the numbers on the pump spun ing a fortune on petrol with a We made a big push early faster than I had ever seen. truck that gets about 17 mpg. Saturday morning playing I have a nephew-in-law However, we didn’t splurge the license plate game and Tylor who is somewhat inter- on luxurious hotels. In fact, I Spy Game with 7-year-old ested in artificial turf and we didn’t spend anything on Beau and made a quick stop when I asked him if he wanted hotels. for breakfast in Hermiston, to help me take my dump trail- We slept a bit Friday night Oregon. er to Portland, Oregon to pick at a restop near La Grande, We told Cascade Greens,

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Pick up the pace for better pared with when they started walking with peripheral the program. By contrast, the Are you doing everything artery disease high-intensity walkers covered Walking is challenging when more ground (about 113 feet you have peripheral artery more) in six minutes, com- you should to stay healthy? disease (PAD), narrowed arter- pared with when they started ies in the extremities. Even the program, even though they short distances can create walked about half as long per leg pain and fatigue because week than the low-intensity With multiple locations, we’re in Does your healthy routine include seeing a doctor? It your muscles can’t get suffi- walkers. Still, the researchers your neighborhood! should. Primary care providers are essential to your cient oxygen to meet demand. found any walking is better Ironically, the best way to go than no walking. Talk to your 196 E 2000 N, Ste 105 good health. Why? Because they’re the ones who know further before symptoms stop doctor about whether it makes Tooele • (435) 882-1644 you best. They know what’s normal for you and can spot you is to walk faster, accord- sense for you to move faster. • Ron Trudel, MD, Internal Medicine ing to a small, randomized changes in your bloodwork or vitals over time. They can 196 E 2000 N, Ste 106 trial published online April 6, © 2021 by Harvard Tooele • (435) 843-2634 2021, by JAMA. Researchers University help make sure you’re getting your shots and screenings — randomly assigned about 300 • Al Parker, MD, Family Medicine and can even help manage chronic conditions like diabetes people with PAD to a low- 196 E 2000 N, Ste 110 intensity walking program, a Tooele • (435) 843-1342 or high blood pressure. Need a higher level of care? They high-intensity walking pro- • Catherine Carter, FNP-C, Family Medicine can refer you to a specialist. To find a family medicine gram, or no specific walking 822 E Main Street, Ste 7 instructions. All the exercisers or internal medicine provider that’s right for you, go to Grantsville • (435) 884-3578 walked five days per week, up MountainWestAnytime.com. And start making doctor to 50 minutes at a time; wore • Rebekah Aldridge, PA-C, Family Medicine fitness trackers; and received • Alex Childs, PA-C, Family Medicine visits a part of your healthy routine. weekly coaching calls. And all participants were tested at the start and end of the study to see how much ground they See available appointments online could cover in six minutes. for in-person and telehealth visits. After one year, the non-exer- cisers and the low-intensity MountainWestAnytime.com walkers covered less ground in six minutes (about 50 and 21 fewer feet, respectively), com-

115314_MOUN_PCPimportance_7_278x10c.indd 1 5/24/21 3:59 PM A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 29, 2021 Something On Your OBITUARIES Mind? Steve Roth Virginia Millward

Write a Letter It is with heavy hearts that Riddle we lost our beloved Steve due to the Editor! to complications of an illness. 1940 – 2021 He has gone home to join his Tooele Transcript Bulletin father and brother. Steve was Virginia Millward Riddle P.O. Box 390 born May 29, 1977, in Fort (Ginny), age 81, passed away Tooele, UT 84074 Carson, Colorado, to Terrance peacefully July 28, 2021. and Kathleen Smith Roth and She was born June 6, 1940, [email protected] passed away July 26, 2021, in to goodly parents George Taylorsville, Utah, with his sig- Lee (Tom) and Glenna Mae nificant other Tuesday Carusso Christley Millward. by his side. Virginia has lived the PUBLIC NOTICE He graduated from Tooele majority of life in her beloved High School in 1995. Steve community of Grantsville, Tooele County worked for many employers Utah. She attended schools Transportation Special throughout the Tooele, Salt in Grantsville and the College Service District Lake, and Ogden areas since his mother Kathleen Smith; of Southern Utah (CSU), in ing artifacts and documents by her children Deanna NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1992. sister Catherine (Anthony) Cedar City, Utah. As a child for the museum. She served Riddle, Michael C. Riddle THAT THE TOOELE COUNTY He had such a great love for Leonelli; significant other she enjoyed growing up on as Second Vice Captain of (LeeAnn); and adored her TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL animals especially his two four Tuesday Carusso; step- Race Street in Grantsville liv- the Deseret Camp DUP and 11 precious grandchildren. SERVICE DISTRICT WILL HOLD A legged loves Suge and Sarge daughter Victoria Carusso; ing next door to her relatives enjoyed many friendships She was preceded in death by PUBLIC HEARING ON TUESDAY, who have been with Steve step-granddaughter Natalia the Fisher Family. She enjoyed there. She followed in the tra- granddaughter Vanessa Stam. 08/03/2021 AT 7:00 PM, IN through thick and thin most of Carlson; grandmother Philis many vacations and trips visit- dition of her mother Glenna Virginia loved her siblings COUNCIL CHAMBERS, TOOELE his life. He enjoyed music, the A. Smith; sister-in-law Misty ing with relatives in Roanoke, and her Christley family aunts George Millward (deceased) COUNTY BUILDING, 47 SOUTH great outdoors, camping, fish- Roth; step-mother Pattie Roth; Virginia. and was an excellent cook (Barbara), William Joseph MAIN STREET, TOOELE, UTAH. ing, and hiking. Our Steve was step-sister Christina Castro; She was a devoted mem- and homemaker. Her hob- Millward (deceased) such a gentle giant. He had a step-brother Mike Allen; nieces ber of The Church of Jesus bies included sewing, needle (Wanda), Douglas Millward YOU CAN VIEW THE MEETING special place in his heart for his Aspen Sutton (Catherine), Christ of Latter-day Saints and point, creating latch hook (deceased) (Myra Lee); broth- ON THE TOOELE TRANSCRIPT nieces and nephews, often get- Seaera Roth (Joe), Sydney served in various callings and rugs and completing puzzles. er Arlen Millward (Susan); BULLETIN’S FACEBOOK PAGE AT ting down on their level, play- Roth (Joe); nephews Talon organizations. She served a She enjoyed her friends at the and Glenda Pittman (Mark). FACEBOOK.COM/TOOELETB. ing and making them giggle. Roth (Joe), Samuel Leonelli full-time mission in the coun- senior citizen center and the There will be graveside IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE They enjoyed that just as much (Catherine); step-nieces Ashley try of Brazil. She later served apartment complex where she service in her honor at the COMMENTS, PLEASE SEND AN as he did and loved him dearly. Winkler, Brittney Miester; step- a temple mission in the Salt lived. Grantsville City Cemetery, EMAIL TO Steve will be truly missed by nephew Danny Murray; many Lake LDS Temple. She had She was married to Saturday, July 31, 2021, at 10 [email protected]. his family, significant other uncles, aunts, and cousins. many accomplishments in DeLaine Riddle, later a.m. Services will be under TO REGISTER TO VIEW THE MEETING ONLINE THROUGH Tuesday Carusso, and many Please join us in a celebra- her life including serving on divorced. She was a devoted the direction of Provident ZOOM VISIT friends. tion of Steve’s life Aug. 6, the Tooele Valley Company and loving mother to her Living Funeral Home, Ogden, https://us06web.zoom.us/j/9634 He was preceded in death 2021, at the Tooele Elks Lodge Board of the Daughters of children and beloved grand- Utah. Online condolences can 8600813?pwd=TUZDTzRsQ3g5M by his father Terrence Roth; (2nd floor), 61 N. Main St., Utah Pioneers (DUP) and mother, daughter, sister and be sent to www.providentfu- HNrUjF2b2dNeFNNdz09 brother Joseph P. Roth; and Tooele, from 4 to 8 p.m. was instrumental in obtain- aunt to many. She is survived neralhome.com. grandparents Sherden J. 1. The agenda items for this Smith, Norman and Vivian Public Hearing are as follows: Davis Roth. He is survived by A) The Tooele County Transportation Special Service District will conduct a public Timothy Ryan Yadon daughters and all of his family mem- hearing to consider budget bers. TOOELE adjustments which, if approved, TRANSCRIPT Timothy Ryan Yadon, 43, was wel- He was preceded in death by his will result in an increase to the BULLETIN comed into the arms of his Heavenly father; grandparents David Shurts, 2021 budget Father July 24, 2021, due to a motorcy- Alice Minch, Charles and Pauline cle accident in Chula Vista, California. Bedal; and nephew Johnathon Doerr. AS APPROVED BY THE TOOELE Delivering the He was born Nov. 3, 1977, in Corvallis, He is survived by his daughters, moth- COUNTY COUNCIL DATED THIS News in Tooele Oregon, the eighth child of Paul Aaron er, fiancé, and eight siblings: Carrie JULY 27, 2021 and Patricia Shurts Yadon. Thomas, Kristine (J.R.) Vera, Kent County for More Timothy was known for his sense (Carolynn), David, Jennifer (Bryan) MARILYN K. GILLETTE Than 120 Years of humor, adventurous spirit, and his Williams, Gerald (Tanya Nickell), TOOELE COUNTY CLERK ability to love and include everyone. Heidi (Jason) Jones, and Amy (Keven) Published in the Tooele Transcript Subscribe 435-882-0050 The outdoors was his playground — Wallace, all of Utah; 18 nieces; 27 Bulletin July 29, 2021 you could often find him surfing the nephews and numerous great-nieces sand dunes, diving off cliffs into the sea, or He was their hero, best friend and first and great-nephews; cousins and friends; hunting game animals. He had a positive love! He would cheer them up when they as well as his family in Mexico, whom he PRECIOUS STONES influence on those he came in contact with were down and celebrate in their happi- dearly loved. and he loved unconditionally. ness. There was never a dull moment when A special thank you to those at the scene MONUMENTS He was beloved by his work family at the four of them were together. who administered first aid and medical Henkels and McCoy. His favorite job was He met his fiancé, Ruth Aquino personnel at Scripps Mercy Hospital Chula RESTORATION being a crane operator and lineman and Moncada, of Tijuana, Mexico, in 2019. Vista for their compassionate care and that’s why he would show up to work She was the woman who brought love service! Before • Cleaned • Protected everyday with a smile on his face. He back into his life and brought him out of “I love you, kiddo!” – Dad • Polished • Color Restoration After recently was ensuring that the boss’ new the darkness. Ruth was the one whom he Viewing will be held Sunday, Aug. 1, LICENSED/BONDED & INSURED puppy would love him by taking the time loved for the rest of his life. He couldn’t 2021, from 6 to 8 p.m., at Grantsville Stake CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED to play fetch with him; it was one of the wait to introduce her to his whole family Center, 550 E. Durfee St., Grantsville, last things he did on this earth. in October when they were to be wed. He Utah. Funeral will be held Monday, Aug. Call Susan Tim married Amber Dee Anderson will be missed by their dog Ramsey and cat 2, 2021, at 12 p.m., at the same location, 435-830-8664 of Grantsville, Utah, Feb. 8, 1997, they Claw. with a viewing prior from 10:30 to 11:30 later divorced. Together they raised three Over the past few years Tim had begun a.m. Internment at Grantsville Cemetery. strong-willed and beautiful daughters to change his life for the better. This Funeral services provided by Dalton- Taysia Lynn (24), Terran Lacey (21), and month he celebrated three years sobriety Hoopes Funeral Home. Online condolences Taitlyn Laney (15), all of Grantsville. He from alcohol. He had been working hard and memories may be shared at dalton- loved singing and dancing with his girls. to strengthen his relationships with his hoopes.com. Three special women will be honored at an open house celebrating their State drought update from the upcoming birthdays Mary Cerroni – 99th birthday Division of Water Resources Drought continues to have a strangle- boat ramps as well. The magnitude sured at the SaltAir gauge location. th Louise Busico – 90 birthday hold on the state despite wild weather of harmful algal blooms — HABs Levels are continuing to drop and set th swings that dumped rain in some areas. — continues to be a concern for rec- new records, currently 4191.2. Levels Dollie Gregrich – 88 birthday The U.S. Drought Monitor categorizes reators on Utah’s water bodies. The are unlikely to improve until fall 100% of the state as extreme or excep- lake-wide Warning Advisory for Utah storms move in and agricultural irriga- tional drought. By comparison, this time Lake remains in place, and a Danger tion ends for the season. The previous SATURDAY, JULY 31, 2021 last year just over 1% of the state was in Advisory has been issued by the Utah record was set in October 1963, with the extreme category, with no place in the County Health Department for Lindon an elevation of 4191.35, rounded to 2:00P – 4:00P state in the exceptional drought category. Marina. Visitors to the marina should 4191.4 to conform with current data 940 Ironwood Road, Erda, Utah The Great Salt Lake hit an all-time avoid swimming, skiing or boating in collection and a recorded size of 950 low since monitoring began in 1847, as the waterbody, and pets and children square miles. In 1963, levels were reported July 24 based on the average should not be allowed in the water. measured to the hundredth. Today, daily reading from July 23. U.S. Geological Fishers are advised to clean fish well they are measured to the tenth of a Service anticipates that lake levels will and discard guts. foot. continue to drop until fall storms help • In anticipation of continued low • Streamflows statewide remain low refill the lake and the summer irrigation water levels due to extreme drought with 72 of the 97 measured streams season concludes. conditions across the state, the Utah flowing below normal. Daily flow “Low water levels at many reser- Division of Wildlife Resources issued from 28 headwater streams is cur- United Methodist Church voirs across the state continue to have more emergency changes to Utah’s rently flowing slightly above the previ- widespread impacts on water qual- fishing regulations. Those changes ous minimum daily flow record due to ity, water supplies, wildlife, recreation, will allow anglers to catch and keep monsoonal precipitation over the last Join us For Worship agriculture and the environment,” said more fish at some additional water week. Utah Department of Natural Resources bodies around the state. Fire wise, the Division of Forestry, Fire Sundays at 11:00 A.M. Executive Director Brian Steed. “We have • Reservoir storage statewide continues and State Lands reports that last week received some much-needed rain in some to drop and now averages 55%, down there were only 11 human-caused wild- areas, which helps water our landscapes from 56% last week. Thirty of Utah’s fires in Utah, fewer than any previous 78 E Utah Ave. and improves dry soils but is not sufficient largest 42 reservoirs are below 55% Pioneer holiday week. to pull the state out of drought.” of available capacity. Lost Creek and There were no significant firework- The following drought impacts from Lower Enterprise all dropped below related wildfires reported. Tooele, UT. 84074 the week of July 26 are compiled by the 55%. “The public is listening and they are Utah Divisions of Water Resources, Water • Current statewide reservoir levels having a positive influence on how busy (435) 882-1349 Rights, Wildlife Resources, State Parks and are now lower than they were at the our fire year is here in Utah,” wrote Kait the Department of Environmental Quality. end of last year’s irrigation season in Webb, Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and At-a-glance changes for the week: October. 55% now compared to 61% State Lands fire public information officer Mahanaim • Decreasing reservoir levels are lead- in October 2020. There are about and prevention coordinator. ing to more boat ramp closures. Seven two-and-half months remaining in the Additionally, despite challenging condi- Iglesia Metodista Unida boat ramps are currently closed at six irrigation season when water use is tions, local fire department and district state parks, including Antelope Island, traditionally at its peak. initial attack efforts have been successful, Echo, Millsite, Piute, Willard Bay and • The average daily value of the Great new starts have been suppressed quickly Yuba. Caution advisories have been Salt Lake hit a new record low July 23 and wildfires have been kept small across Ven a Adorar con issued for eight additional state park when it dropped to 4191.3 as mea- the state, according to Webb. nosotros ! Domingos a las 2:00 P.M. Your Complete Local News Source Tooele Transcript Bulletin Subscribe 435-882-0050 THURSDAY July 29, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7 Sports Reaching the top level in bodybuilding MARK WATSON SPORTS EDITOR Bridger Paulich hit a mile- stone in bodybuilding on July 22 in Pittsburgh at a regional show when he won first place in the heavyweight division and earned his IFBB pro card. He is now allowed to compete for cash at national and inter- national contests. IFBB is the International Federation of BodyBuilding and Fitness. Paulich is the first person in Tooele County to qualify to compete at the highest level and one of only four pro quali- fiers in the state of Utah. For bodybuilders, receiving a pro card is similar to signing a con- tract to play in the NFL for a football player. The triumph was an emo- tional one for the 37-year-old from Tooele. “I’m still trying to figure out how I feel. I went through all sorts of emotions from balling to laughing. I was extremely proud of what I had accom- plished. I’ve played a lot of sports in my life but this by far took the most focus mentally,” Paulich said. His achievement did not happen overnight. It took PHOTO COURTESY BRIDGER PAULICH years of conditioning while Bridger Paulich, second from left, competes at a national bodybuilding competition in Pittsburgh. competing in sports, and for the past 12 years Paulich worked almost full-time sculpting his body through weight lifting, diet and closely monitoring his vital health numbers. “I’m by far as fit as I have ever been,” he said. Paulich was a three-sport athlete at Grantsville High School and competed in foot- ball, basketball and tennis. He was an All-State per- former in football and played safety and fullback in 2000. “Coach Kevin Butler was a really good motivator and the kids all looked up to him and respected him,” Paulich said. The coach said Paulich loved the weight room. “He definitely was a hard- nosed kid, hard worker and great team player. Our team definitely overachieved his senior year and reached the state semifinals,” Butler said. “When you needed a spark you could depend on Bridger.” The coach said the team PHOTO COURTESY BRIDGER PAULICH PHOTO COURTESY BRIDGER PAULICH Bridger Paulich with his sons 8-years-old Zayn and 2-years-old Bridger Paulich poses during a national bodybuilding PHOTO COURTESY BRIDGER PAULICH played well, but suffered a loss Zyon. contest. Bridger Paulich poses with his wife Marissa. at South Summit, and then had another tough game the following week against Manti. have us write down our goals,” was getting ready for a show main motivator. She competes one hour on the stair stepper. ties so I wouldn’t be tempted. “We threw a screen pass to Paulich said. and told me I should jump in too and cooks all my meals,” “I don’t take protein pow- I mainly ate chicken and rice, Bridger. Through sheer desire He won three state singles and do the show with him. Bridger said. ders; I’d rather eat my food, egg whites, a little red meat, he got us on the board and we titles for the Cowboys with leg- Max took me under his wing He now works out five days and I don’t take a lot of asparagus, spinach … six won the game by one touch- endary Gransville tennis coach and I did my first show when I a week at VASA Fitness in supplements. I take vitamins meals a day.” down and shut out a good and uncle Don Wayne Nelson was 21,” Paulich said. Tooele. for my heart, prostate, blood In the future, Bridger would Manti team,” the coach said. as his mentor. He started out as a light “The fun part is the work- pressure and kidneys. Before like to help and motivate In basketball, Paulich “I started working out as heavyweight for those who outs where I can go down and the competition I went on a youth about fitness and pass starred as point guard for a junior in high school with weighed up to 198 pounds talk to my buddies and we can 20-week diet. I went without along what he has learned coach Jeff Hamm. my buddy Dustin Ford and and then moved up to heavy- set new goals. The work is diet carbs for 22 straight days. I during the past 12 years as a “He was an excellent coach. we took it seriously. Later on weight for those up to 225 and cardio,” Bridger said. felt very very drained and bodybuilder. Each day he had an inspira- I worked out at Sweat Fitness pounds. Cardio includes one hour on it was like I was walking in He certainly has the creden- tional quote for us and would where I met Max Curry. He “My wife Marissa is my the bike at 4 a.m. and another cement. I missed family par- tials as a certified pro.

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Summer Re-Elect continued from page A1 Market swine, sheep, goat, and beef shows will be held on Aug. 5. Showmanship Melodi events for swine, sheep, goats, and beef will be held on Aug. 6. They will be followed by a round robin show and an awards ceremony that evening. The livestock auction begins Gochis at 9 a.m. on Aug. 7 with buyers registration opening at 7:30 TOOELE CITY COUNCIL a.m. All Junior LIvestock Show and Sale events will be held at the Deseret Peak Complex. Committed to The team roping event will start at 8 p.m. on Aug. 3 at the Our Community! Deseret Peak Complex, with Building a entrances due by 7 p.m. The 4-H exhibits display is a Brighter Future, collection of 4-H projects com- pleted by youth throughout for a Better Tooele County during the past year.

Tomorrow! 4-H project divisions CLAYTON DUNN/TTB PHOTO include: agriculture, environ- Grantsville Mayor Brent Marshall with a pig and a student at the 2020 Junior Livestock auction at the Deseret mental and animal science; Peak Complex. art; personal development; family and consumer science math; plants and a general will be held each evening from on each event go to the website and healthy living; science, division. Aug. 4-7 starting at 6 p.m. tooelefair.com. technology, engineering and A free softball tournament For additional information [email protected]

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Utah cases of the Delta variant and the increasing number of Vaccine Clinic individuals who are compelled to come to court, according to Durrant. WHY GET VACCINATED? “The judiciary continues Protect Yourself to be in the unique position of having authority to compel Protect Those You Love individuals to attend court Honor Those Affected by COVID proceedings in person,” wrote Durrant in the administrative FREE order. FILE PHOTO No ID Required Recently an unvaccinated People in Utah Courts in counties with a state health department high or court team member who did moderate level of COVID-19 transmission will be required to wear masks $10 Voucher not know they had Covid-19 as of July 30. spread the virus to an indi- vidual who was compelled to transmission index county, are categorized as low trans- attend court and to other team witnesses while testifying or mission according to their members, explained Durrant in to other individuals in a court- transmission index on their the order. room if the judge determines coronavirus.utah.gov website. With courts now holding in- that the temporary removal Those counties are: Beaver, person hearings and jury trials of a mask is necessary for Daggett, Emery, Garfield, more people will be compelled identification or other similar Grand, Kane, Puite, Rich and to come to court. purposes and court personnel Wayne counties. “The courts cannot assure are at their desk, not dealing All other counties are either these individuals that other with the public, and physically at the moderate or high trans- people they may encounter distanced from others. mission level by state stan- in the courts are vaccinated,” Court personnel may also dards. Friday, July 30th wrote Durrant. remove a mask when they are “Throughout the pandemic Durrant approved some actively eating or drinking and the judiciary has consistently exemptions to the court mask physically distanced from oth- focused on the safety of court Saturday, July 31st mandate: courts in coun- ers. patrons and personnel,” wrote ties designated by the Utah The Utah Department of Durrant. 10am - 2 pm Department of Health as a low Health lists nine counties that [email protected] Outside level of service and to recover recreation impact fee is collect- 47 E Vine Street Study the cost of facilities from ed on all new non-residential continued from page A1 which new growth will benefit, buildings. Tooele, UT 84074 according to state code. A transportation impact In general, impact fees may fee is also charged, but the The consultant will evaluate not be used to pay for salaries, amount is variable based on the following facilities: parks operating costs, routine main- the amount of traffic expected recreation and trails — to tenance, increased level of ser- to be generated by the project. include the Desert Peak facil- vice, or to fix existing deficien- In 2020, the county report- ity and the Benson Grist Mill cies, according to state code. ed that they collected a total with all associated buildings State law requires that of $531,175 in impact fees for — county transportation, 21 impact fees be kept in a sepa- the general fund and $439,962 county owned buildings, the rate fund with documentation for the municipal type services Wendover airport buildings, required to show that expenses fund. Clínica Especial de and public safety. meet specific legal require- Other impact fees collected The last facility plan and ments for each type of impact by the county and listed on impact fee analyses were com- fee. their building permit applica- pleted in 2015 and 2016. According to the county’s tion, but set and used by other Vacunación COVID-19 Impact fees are a one-time building permit application, entities, include $3,359 for fee. They are only collected the county collects a public the Lake Point Improvement from new development, not safety impact fee of $312 and District, $2,700 for the existing residences or busi- a parks and recreation impact Stansbury Park Recreation POR QUE VACUNARSE? nesses. fee of $1,126 on all new resi- District and $584 for the North Protégete a ti mismo Impact fees may be used dences. Tooele County Fire District. Proteger a su seres queridos for the cost of facility projects A $695 public safety impact [email protected] needed to maintain the current fee and a $ 1,000 parks and Honrar a los afectados por COVID GRATIS Identificación no es requerido Bono de $10 We Design and Print ONE STOP SHOP FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS!

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looking at the luxury brand, as screen and were quite easy to as another diver was hurrying it seemed an exceedingly small use. to get past us before we got all price to pay for so many added This system was run by a the way backed out. Adaptive features. rotary controller that also had cruise, stop-and-go braking, Luxury surrounded us what we would call a scribble lane keep assist and warning, inside the new Genesis as we strip in the center where we all worked to perfection on our found after a week of motor- could write out the command short trip to Nephi and back. It ing around Utah County. The or address we wanted. This was such a great help traveling seats were Nappa leather clad, would have been our only com- on the long stretches of free- of course, and both heated plaint with the new Genesis way to have the car do most of and cooled as we mentioned. since this was hard to learn the thinking. There were even added heated and use. We would sometimes The new Genesis will prove seats for the rear occupants reach for the rotary shift knob to be a great competitor in along with their own personal instead of the infotainment the luxury sedan market as it climate controls in the rear dial as they are similar. With comes loaded with luxury and seating area. more time we would have got- technology that goes above A huge new 14.5-inch high- ten used to the different look and beyond. definition touch display takes and feel of each and it would Base price: $50,850 up most of the center console not have been an issue. Price as driven: $56,995 and is used for navigation, The Genesis was loaded radio and other infotainment with all the great safety fea- Craig and Deanne Conover needs. We loved that it was tures we like and proved its have been test-driving vehicles configurable and would split worth at least once. While we for nearly a decade. They receive the screen using different were backing in a grocery store a new car each week for a week- information. The climate con- parking lot it gently applied the long test drive and adventure. trols were located below this brakes and stopped the sedan They live in Springville, Utah. GARDEN SPOT Battle against slugs, snails is ongoing, but worth the fight

DIANE SAGERS while unfortunately encour- Dry conditions this year are hermaphroditic, meaning because they help improve the water also attract slugs. Snails GUEST COLUMNIST aging slug and snail growth. could discourage them, but that there are neither boys or soil, maintain even tempera- do like beer, but they are This column was originally Plants grow, slugs and snails they are survivors. They gravi- girls. They can all lay eggs. Any tures, and help hold moisture attracted to it for the yeast in published July 28, 2011. It has eat them and, although I doubt tate to moist, protected areas snail or slug can fertilize any in. Unfortunately, they also it, not for its alcohol content. been updated by the author. they are capable of appreci- and they spread easily. When other snail or slug and, worse provide a wonderful, moist They are also attracted to yeast ating it, life is very good for we first moved to our home we yet, they can also fertilize haven for snails and slugs. It’s water, which is considerably ell watered gardens them. Good for them means didn’t have snails or slugs. As themselves. Each is able to lay a trade-off, but in this typically less expensive. Wencourage plant growth that they are flourishing. we developed our gardens and several hundred eggs during a dry environment, the benefits Use plastic containers like brought plants in from nurser- season. Those eggs resemble of mulch generally outweigh yogurt or cottage cheese car- ies and other places, the slugs small, white pearls about 1/8 the problems. tons. Bury the container up to and snails appeared. They inch in diameter with 20 to 80 Hand picking is time- the rim in the soil. Make a 1/2 are insidious and even clean, eggs per cluster. consuming, but useful. Their to 3/4 inch hole in the lid and well-kept nurseries have to do Despite the bad news about nighttime and early morning place it on the container. You battle with them. They arrive the tenacity of these pests, feeding hours should give a can also cut holes around the on plants shipped in from don’t give up trying. Your clue as to when to go after top edges of the trap and put other places like Washington efforts can make a difference them. If you are inclined to go the lid on to keep it shaded. and Oregon where the climate to your garden plants. Add snail hunting, the early morn- You can put commercial baits is always ideal for them. snail and slug control to your ing hours are probably the in the bottom making them That explains how we get garden calendar as a routine best time to do so and evening more attractive with a bit of them, but getting rid of them is part of gardening in August, hours are second. You will apple juice or orange juice. another issue. Gardeners have September and October in find these pests in areas where Put stations where the activity battled them for many years. particular. They lay their eggs plant tissue is disappearing — is, or place some around the Regardless of where they toward the end of the sum- particularly if the area is moist. edges of the garden to keep came from, slugs and snails mer and getting rid of them Make it easier for yourself them from migrating there are now the worst and most throughout the season reduces by attracting them to group from other areas. widespread garden pest in the the hatch for next year. Each up. Make a trap by placing a The snails will crawl in and Western states. one you get rid of gets rid of board in the garden elevated die from eating the baits or They are difficult to control hundreds of eggs and therefore about an inch off the ground from drowning. Check often DIANE SAGERS and impossible to eradicate. hundreds of potential pests in the garden. Smash a slug or to remove snails and slugs and Some people find the interesting shells of snails and their large “foot” with No one ever totally eliminates next season. snail on the underside of the replenish the bait as needed. A the antennae “cute.” They do not make good pets and there is nothing cute about the damage they do. them and even if someone Some simple sanitation board to attract others. The pie tin with the edge buried at managed to clean out the yard, practices are helpful in keeping slugs and snails will congre- ground level also works as the he or she would soon get a new the populations down. Remove gate there during the day, and pests will crawl in and drown. start from a neighbor’s yard or accumulated debris and grass you can collect and dispatch You will undoubtedly still on plants brought home from clumps, which are breeding them. do some hand picking. It is the nursery. They may come as sites. In this column, I often Baited traps using beer, snails and they may come as recommend organic composts yeast water, or even plain SEE SNAILS PAGE B2 ® eggs, but come they will. We tend to group slugs and snails together because they are closely related. A snail is more or less just a slug with a shell. They feed on a wide assortment of plants using rasping mouthparts on the under sides of their bodies. They hide by day and feed by night unless the day is gray and damp. Then they show up in the daylight hours. DAINE SAGERS Part of the trouble with You can usually tell damage caused by slugs and snails as they leave large, these pests is that they are so DIANE SAGERS irregular holes in the leaves of plants or on the fruits. efficient at reproduction. They Snail trap made from a food carton. Put bait in the bottom. B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 29, 2021 A BETTER LIFE INTERPERSONAL EDGE Fairs can be an intricate part of 4-H How to join the ounty fairs are the most process, a youth may have animals that were created or Crecognizable element of to explain their project to a raised during 2020-2021 year workplace betrayal the local 4-H program. The judge, which helps to develop with their pretty ribbons and fair is a culmination of many Robyn Handley their social and interview GUEST COLUMNIST premium money awarded, weeks, months, or even a skills. During times of disap- think of how much more they year’s worth of learning, creat- pointment or excitement, they actually mean and all the work recovery program ing and discovering through will learn things such as good it took for the youth to get 4-H experiences. Are these things important sportsmanship, managing their their project finished. There is Q: I want to learn to stop It may not be the fair itself to youth development? Is it feelings, or being concerned so much more that our 4-Hers obsessing about an important that is so important to the 4-H important we teach youth how for others. are learning and we would love betrayal by a trusted colleague program but the entire pack- to raise an animal and show it? Many times the youth do to see them receive guidance that I have experienced. I think Daneen Skube age. When a youth raises an Is it important to teach them not even realize all the great and get recognized. Fairs not about this betrayal about five GUEST COLUMNIST animal, for example, whether how to use the correct medium things they have learned until only make good memories but times a day and can’t stop feel- it is for market or for show, in an art project or how to set they reflect back on their they also help 4-H youth grow ing devastated. I feel stupid they have to care for, work a table even if that is not going experience in 4-H when they into successful adults. that I trusted this person. How have missed? with, and learn about that ani- to be their career? are older. Many will admit that Tooele County Summer can you heal from a betrayal by We may feel uncomfortable mal. The opportunity to show While these are nice bonus- their 4-H experiences helped Nights is Aug. 4 – 7, 2021, at someone at work you trusted? when we work to learn from it at the fair is the driving force es to our program, they are not them to develop their leader- the Deseret Peak Complex and A: You will heal from a dev- our history. In hindsight many that motivates them to get up the goal of the 4-H program. It ship skills and become more is free to the public. Families astating betrayal at work if you red flags we missed may seem early, go out and work with is, however, a way to get to the well-rounded citizens. can enjoy great food, interact are willing to do two things; obvious. The point of learning their animal, watch videos on real purpose of teaching life Everything one does in life with animals, and enjoy hands- 1) Stop beating yourself up from history isn’t to get upset how to show the animal, go to skills. Through 4-H projects, teaches life skills, which in on activities throughout the for trusting this person. You you missed these flags. The club meetings, and so forth. youth may learn leadership turn help people to develop event. Come join the fun! are only hurting yourself more point is you can apply your When a youth is raising an ani- as they take on roles within and mature as citizens within For more information about after someone else has hurt new awareness to future rela- mal, that youth will put in that their club such as being a club a community. Through 4-H, Tooele County’s 4-H program, you. 2) Take a deep look into tionships. extra effort knowing they are officer. They may learn empa- volunteers and staff can help visit extension.usu.edu/tooele/ how this betrayal happened When you feel betrayed it going to show it at the fair. thy or understanding as they youth to develop more of these or contact the USU Extension and what you can learn from is easy to decide to trust no This can also be true for learn about others’ challenges skills earlier in life, assist them office at 435-227-2405. it to avoid this issue in the one and that’s not effective or non-animal projects. Youth or about youth from another to be successful, to be able to future. necessary. However, you may may love art, but the idea of part of the community. Youth face challenges head-on, and Robyn Handley is a 4-H Some people think that if now put on a new set of glasses bringing an art project to the learn teamwork and character to persevere. Volunteer/Teen Council Advisor they work with someone they when you meet someone. You fair to be judged may encour- building as they work together Our fair this year is called at the USU Extension – Tooele will always maintain a safe will ask yourself the three age them to learn more. They with their club toward com- Tooele County Summer Nights. County office, which is located emotional distance. However, questions above. You’ll real- might learn about using differ- mon goals. I hope you take the opportu- inside the Tooele County Health when we study relationship ize that how this person has ent mediums, using the correct Youth who raise animals nity to visit the 4-H showcase Department Building, 151 N. attachment there are three treated others will probably materials, finding the focal may learn self-discipline and and the livestock show. When Main, Tooele. For more informa- things that promote emotional also be your fate. You’ll extend point, and much more. Same responsibility as they take care you see all the different cre- tion about the Tooele County connection; 1) proximity 2) yourself less and give people idea with photography or of a living thing that depends ative projects, from sewing, 4-H Program, contact Handley proximity and 3) proximity. more time to show you who sculptures and even the table on them every day for their original poems, photography, at 435-277-2402 or send email Whoever we see regularly and they really are. setting contest. welfare. During the judging Lego creations to the livestock to [email protected]. daily are most likely to become A last comforting thought our closest relationships. is to know that someone that If you are emotionally loves themselves is incapable healthy the people you see of being cruel to another. regularly are people you will If you’ve met someone that they carry inside may remain insecticides to control these effective. come to like, trust and confide treated you badly they are only Snails viable. It’s best to collect them pests since they are not insects. Don’t let pets see you put in. You should be more wor- defining who they are in the continued from page B1 in a container, salt or drown They are mollusks — related to the bait out as they may mis- ried about your mental health world and not who you are. them, and dispose of them. sea snails, oysters and clams. take it as pet food. Slug baits if despite regular exposure you Do not make the mistake of Don’t use salt in the garden The most popular controls are may be attractive to pets, birds never get close to anyone at believing you deserved poor tempting to crush the little because it may damage plants packaged baits containing met- or other animals. If you use work. treatment just because some pests between two hard objects or create long-term soil dam- aldehyde, sometimes mixed pelletized bait, it should be Beating yourself up because people are incapable of loyalty or stab them, but the eggs age. There is no point spraying with Sevin to make it more scattered rather than piled. you trusted someone untrust- or empathy. It’s not necessary to spread worthy is just proof you are the bait thickly over the entire human not proof of being The last word(s) garden. Slugs and snails will SETTLEMENT CANYON IRRIGATION SHAREHOLDERS stupid. We often prolong our Q: I do not understand why be attracted from several feet suffering after someone has certain co-workers are refusing away. Place bait stations in treated us poorly by engaging to get the vaccine? Is there a strategic spots. The stations in being angry at ourselves reason people will make deci- NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING limit the availability of the bait because we think we should sions that defy science, medi- to animals, they are sheltered see everything coming. cine, and logic? from sun and rain, and will last If we were all completely A: Yes, fear is a more power- longer. precognitive life would get ful motivator than any amount Small piles of bait placed pretty boring since we would of rational data. When people under slightly propped-up know everything before it hap- are afraid they will do nothing You are hereby noti ed that the Annual boards are excellent traps. pens. Sometimes we feel sur- rather than do something that The slugs and snails tend to prised by good situations and they see as an unknown. Shareholders’ Meeting will be held congregate there anyway. Milk sometimes by bad but both test cartons cut in half lengthwise our adaptability. Whether our Daneen Skube, Ph.D., execu- with flaps cut for doorways unexpected event was good or tive coach, trainer, therapist and Tuesday, August 3, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. will cover the bait while leav- bad we can always learn lots speaker, also appears as the FOX in the Auditorium ing it accessible. from our experiences. Channel’s “Workplace Guru” Clear plastic soda pop Look back at your relation- each Monday morning. She’s the at the Tooele County Courthouse for bottles also work well. Cut the ship with this colleague and author of “Interpersonal Edge: the following purposes: bottle top of just below the ask yourself the following Breakthrough Tools for Talking flare and place it upside-down questions: to Anyone, Anywhere, About in the top of the bottle. Tape 1) How did she treat people Anything” (Hay House, 2006). 1. Approval of Minutes and Financial Report the edges together, put bait that could do nothing for her? You can contact Dr. Skube at 2. Elect one three-year Board Member* inside and lay it in a shady 2) What was her track www.interpersonaledge.com or area of the garden where snails record on loyalty and empathy 1420 NW Gilman Blvd., #2845, tend to congregate. They will 3. President’s report *Any votes of water shares done by proxy with friends and at work? Issaquah, WA 98027. Sorry, no 4. Other business must have permission in writing to our crawl inside. The “funnel” cre- 3) What signs looking back- personal replies.) o ce 48 hours before the meeting. ated by the upside-down top ward do you think you might © 2021 Interpersonal Edge will keep them from crawling back out. A product called Deadline is quite effective at keeping these POETRY pests away from your favorite plants. Just make a circle of it on the ground and the snails generally find somewhere else ‘Edge, Atlantic, July’ to go. or many of us who live A diligent consistent effort in land locked states, an Registration Dates for the 2021-2022 School Year produces pretty good results. F encounter with the tumult First Day of School: August 24, 2021 Keep up the vigil throughout and power of the sea can be a Kwame Dawes the season and congratulate bracing encounter with nature. AMERICAN LIFE IN POETRY Online Registration for K-12 is available at www.tooeleschools.org yourself on every one you Here, in a poem I came across (Online Registration is required of ALLTooele County School District Students K-12) kill. You may not feel like the Online payment platform will be available beginning August 2nd at https://secure3.myschoolfees.com in a clever new anthology mighty hunter, but the process ELEMENTARY (New Students) called Read Water, Annie Finch th th th means just so many less eggs Registration will be held on August 11 , 12 and 13 from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at all elementary schools, captures the humbling way that the sea asserts its forceful voice. unless otherwise noted toward next year’s crop of pests. You will probably never Kindergarten Schedule: First Grade Schedule: Edge, Atlantic, July th th totally eradicate them, but August 27 – Kindergarten Tea August 24th – 27 (Early release all week) I picked my way nearer along the shocking rock shelf, August 30th – First full day students in class August 30th – Starts full day with a bit of diligence you can hoping the spray would rise up to meet me, myself. reduce their numbers. SECONDARY: Registration dates and times are as follows: It is worth the effort. SCHOOL DATE TIME Seagulls roared louder and closer than anything planned; August 16th & 19th 10:00 am – 2:00 pm I looked out to see and forgot I could still see the land. Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. August 18th 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm High August 19th 10:00 am - 2:00pm Subscribe 435-882-0050 August 20th & 23rd 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Lost in a foaming green crawl, I grew smaller than me; shrunk in a tidepool, I heaved, and I wondered. 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If you have any questions, please contact Suzanne Medina, Administrative Assistant, (435)833-1900, Ext. 1104. THURSDAY July 29, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B3 Sandcastle making is fun for all ages

ife IS a beach for “Sand reawaken their inner artist and • Shovel for sand and water LSuy” and grandfather Kirk experience joy. mixture. Rademaker. As an internation- As Kirk guided a seaside • Your favorite sand- ally acclaimed sand sculptor, crowd of eager onlookers and sculpting tools, such as a small he is known for his innovative myself through the basics of trowel, butter knives, spoons designs created with sand sandcastle and sand sculpting, and scoops. and water on exotic beaches he demonstrated his basic and of the world. In 1997, he quit doable techniques for getting Here’s the fun: his career in carpentry, traded started. 1. Fill one of the buckets in his construction boots for When you head to a sandy with sea or lake water and bare feet, and began a fulltime thereof.” beach at a lake or the ocean, bring it to the “construction career enjoying the enchant- On vacation in Santa Cruz, bring along the following site.” ment of sand, surf and art. California, I experienced the along items, then let nature 2. Set the bucket with base “A beach filled with people freedom he talks about as I provide the rest. removed firmly into the sand is an equalizer in a society poked around in wet sand to upside down. Fill it about two- that divides people,” he says. my heart’s content, sharing the Here’s the stuff: thirds full with sand, then add “When beachgoers of all ages moment with the newfound • 3 five-gallon plastic buck- water to the top. Vigorously and stations of life spontane- friends around me. I discov- ets (available at hardware mix with your hands. Tap the ously join together to create a ered that castle-making isn’t and building supply stores). outside of the bucket; the sandcastle, no one cares about just for kids with pint-size Remove the base of 1 bucket so vibrations cause the wet sand your title, name, rank or lack pails and scoops. All ages can it looks like a wide tube. to settle and harden. Repeat with more sand and water until the bucket is full and the sand feels very firm. 3. Tap the sides of the bucket again and gently lift it upward to reveal a large silo-like sand shape. Now you have the basic building block for your castle, Mount Rushmore-esque sculpture or wacky design. When you get going, just let it expand with your imagination. The goal, Karen Gillan according to Kirk, is that you ames Franco’s reputation be watching three top don’t want the sand shape to for working tirelessly on actresses from yesterday, look like a 5-gallon bucket any J many projects was well- today and tomorrow: Two- longer. known. But that all halted time Oscar winner Jane TIP: To see the Sand Guy’s in 2017, when two female Fonda (for “Klute,” 1971, spectacular sand-sculpture students, in an acting class and “Coming Home,” 1978), photos, visit www.kirkrade- he taught, accused him of at 83, is not slowing down. maker.com. coercing them to perform She’s working with Lily • • • explicit sex scenes on cam- Tomlin on the long-delayed Find more family fun at era. A court awarded them seventh season of “Grace www.donnaerickson.com. and class-action members and Frankie” (shut down by Write to Donna at Info@don- who filed against Franco the pandemic in January) naerickson.com $2,235,000. The two actress- and lending her voice with es divided $1,341,000, and Whoopi Goldberg for the © 2021 Donna Erickson a fund was started for the Apple TV 3D computer-ani- Distributed by King Features Synd. DONNA ERICKSON other class-action members. mated comedy “Luck.” Kirk Rademaker instructs a young sand sculptor. While Franco paid, he Two-time Oscar win- hasn’t formally admitted that ner Cate Blanchett (“The anything inappropriate hap- Aviator,” 2004, and “Blue pened. “The Long Home,” Jasmine,” 2014) is await- produced, directed and ing the release of direc- Does oatmeal contain roundup herbicide? starring Franco, with Josh tor Guillermo del Toro’s Hutcherson, Timothy Hutton, “Nightmare Alley,” co- DEAR DR. ROACH: Experts DEAR DR. ROACH: I was these drugs increase cancer Courtney Love, Ashton starring Bradley Cooper and advised us to “throw out diagnosed with high LDL risk either. There was some Kutcher and Josh Harnett, Willem Dafoe, due Dec. 3, sugar-laden cereals” and eat cholesterol 20 years ago. I concern that the increase has sat in limbo since 2017, and the Netflix black-com- a healthy breakfast, such as have been taking higher statin in bile acids seen in people presumably waiting for this edy “Don’t Look Up,” with oatmeal. Now we are told that doses and now take Crestor treated with these drugs might verdict. Now Great Point Jennifer Lawrence, Leonardo oatmeal contains a significant 20 mg. Due to muscle pain, predispose them to colon can- Media, which owns the rights DiCaprio, Meryl Streep and amount of glyphosate, which my cardiologist prescribed cer, but initial studies have to the film, is desperately Timothee Chalamet. She’s they say is an ingredient in Praluent injections of 75 mg not shown any problems so far looking for a distributor. just wrapped the sci-fi come- Roundup! Are we poisoning every two weeks to lower my with either Praluent or evo- • • • dy “Borderlands,” with Kevin our children? — A.D. LDL to below 77. I am 74 and locumab (Repatha). Matt Damon has been Hart, Jamie Lee Curtis and ANSWER: There have have two heart stents in my I believe that for you, heart quietly stacking films for Jack Black, for Lionsgate. been traces of glyphosate (an right coronary artery, but have disease is a larger risk to your release to theaters. The first, And rising fast is Karen herbicide) found in oatmeal never had a heart attack. life than your prostate can- the crime-drama “Stillwater,” Gillan, who was Amy Pond and other cereals. However, but often still some, glyphosate Praluent is a monoclonal cer. Since you can’t tolerate with Abigail Breslin, arrives in the “Doctor Who” series as always, the dose makes the in them. Although the levels in antibody, and the literature a statin, a PCSK-9 inhibitor is July 30; “The Last Duel,” pro- (2008 and 2010-2013). Fans poison. both conventional and organic states that it can lower your more likely to prolong your life duced and directed by Ridley know the 33-year-old native The Environmental cereals were safe, glyphosate immunity. I also have low- by reducing heart disease risk Scott, and written by Damon of Inverness, Scotland, as Protection Agency has set a itself is found at generally grade (Gleason 3+3) prostate than it is to shorten your life with Ben Affleck and Nicole “Nebula” in “The Guardians level of 30 parts per million, lower levels in organic prod- cancer that has been stable by increasing prostate cancer Holofcener, stars Damon and of the Universe” franchise, below which the exposure is ucts. Unfortunately, there since diagnosed in 2012. Is risk. There is no evidence that Jodie Comer and is set for “Jumanji: Welcome to the considered safe. A 2018 study have not been good studies on there a risk that Praluent could it does so. Oct. 25. He’s currently work- Jungle” (and its sequel), with by the Environmental Working residual amounts of organic cause my prostate cancer to • • • ing with Chris Hemsworth, Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Group found levels of glypho- pesticides (some of which advance? — J.E. Dr. Roach regrets that Natalie Portman, Christian Jack Black and Nick Jonas, sate in oatmeal breakfast cere- are substantially more toxic ANSWER: Although taking he is unable to answer indi- Bale and Chris Pratt in “Thor: and she gets top billing in als to be between 0.5 and 1 than glyphosate) that might a statin (such as the Crestor vidual questions, but will Love and Thunder.” Damon the Judd Apatow Netflix parts per million. It is unlikely be found in organically grown you were taking to reduce cho- incorporate them in the also is executive producer comedy “The Bubble,” above that consumption of these food. lesterol) was once thought to column whenever possible. of “Green Beret’s Guide to David Duchovny, Leslie Mann cereals causes any significant I agree with reducing the increase cancer risk, multiple Readers may email questions Surviving the Apocalypse,” and Fred Armisen. To think health risks. Nobody likes the simple sugars found in many studies have since found no to ToYourGoodHealth@med. which he’s wanted to do it only took her 12 years to idea of eating an herbicide, but cereals, especially those mar- convincing evidence that this is cornell.edu. since volunteering in Haiti in become an overnight sensa- these are very low amounts, keted to children. However, I the case. 2009. tion! and some experts have ques- recommend more protein for Praluent (alirocumab) is in © 2021 North America Synd., Inc. • • • tioned the specificity of the breakfast than is found in oat- a new class of drugs, called the All Rights Reserved Now that patrons are © 2021 King Features Synd., Inc. detection method used. meal. You can add more with PCSK-9 inhibitors. They have returning to theaters, they’ll The same EWG report found nuts, egg whites or seeds. not been used for very long, that organic cereals had less, • • • but I found no evidence that

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

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

Pooch Café by Paul Gilligan The Duplex by Glenn McCoy

LIO by Mark Tatulli Fred Basset by Alex Graham

Cornered by Baldwin In the Bleachers by Steve Moore

Tank McNamara by Bill Hinds & Jeff Millar

Baldo by Hector Cantu & Carlos Castellanos

Universal Crossword Horoscope by Eugenia Last Edited by David Steinberg July 26, 2021 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ACROSS 39 Signal 68 What a 30 Fawn’s Opportunity is closer than you 1 Saxophone- after a roommate mother think. Open your eyes, and you’ll playing shipwreck saves on 31 Not discover something that excites Simpson 40 Places to finalized you. A chance to change direc- 5 Black-and- watch big DOWN 32 Otherwise tion is within reach. ★★★ Thatababy by Paul Trapp white games 1 B’way show 34 Prefix TAURUS (April 20-May 20): marine 43 More creepy with the meaning Pitch in and help, and you’ll mammal 46 Edgar Allan song “On “all” become a part of something 9 Hate on the go? My Own” 36 Greek god 14 Prep 48 Some 2 “Here’s my of love meaningful. Designate some school hip-hop idea ...” 38 Luau time and put in physical energy attended by artists 3 Snoring, accessory to ensure you reach the level of Prince Harry 51 Sixth sense, say 40 Copy success you desire. ★★★★ 15 “___, briefly 4 Orphan or 41 Mackie or GEMINI (May 21-June 20): shoulders, 52 ___ Com- Oakley on Hopkins in Take a moment to go over every knees and mandments Broadway Hollywood detail before you decide to make toes” 53 Chorus at 5 “That’s 42 Captain a move. An opportunity is good 16 Dolly the a fireworks totally Hook’s first sheep, e.g. show wrong!” mate only if it takes you where you 17 Ostracize 55 What Yoda 6 Place to see 44 First animal want to go. ★★ 18 Neuter said after anemones up on CANCER (June 21-July 22): 19 Wished (for) “Do or do 7 Serene the farm, Stop pondering what to do; start 20 Small cars not,” or 8 Surname for usually putting your plans in motion. that may a hint to Morticia 45 Part of, as Time is of the essence, and your suddenly the word 9 Attain a scheme emotional, physical and finan- disappear? deleted from 10 Voting 47 Freeway cial well-being are dependent on 23 “It is true” 20-, 29- and alliance entrance 24 Pal of Larry 46-Across 11 Word after 49 Bizet what you do next. ★★★★★ and Curly 58 Joe Biden’s “bunny” opera set LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): 25 Note from “Parks and or “sock” in Spain Enforce a routine that will help a short Recreation” 12 Number of 50 Least you accomplish your goal. Pay person? appearance, vowels in outgoing more attention to the way you 28 Afro- e.g. “strengths” 54 Dad of present yourself to the world. Caribbean 61 Very many 13 Taylor 1-Across Don’t limit your chance to music 62 Person who Swift 55 Outdoor advance. ★★★ subgenre may think album with furniture 29 Happenings inside the a colorful wood VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): on an Asian box? title 56 Fashion’s Jumpstart your plans and put river? 63 Relating 21 Uno + dos Saab them in motion. Be the one to 33 “Leaving to birds + tres 57 Greek I get things done and the one who already?” 64 Dust pest 22 Departs 58 Garfield, makes a difference. Let go of 35 Photo that 65 Nights 25 Like a e.g. negativity. ★★★ might have before helpful 59 Director LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): a dog filter 66 In poor webinar DuVernay Concentrate on what you are 36 Stately tree taste 26 Musician 60 What’s 37 Au pair’s 67 “A partridge Redding tested at doing, and aim to make a differ- subj., in a ___ 27 ___ it or drama ence, not a fuss. Reach out to perhaps tree” lose it school? people who motivate you to get things done. ★★★ Effortless by Aaron Young and Sophia Maymudes SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Opportunity is apparent, but it’s up to you to take advan- tage of what’s available. Don’t make excuses or put things off. ★★★★★ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Take the initiative to fact- check and develop a plan that will keep you moving in a direc- tion that offers safe and sound financial strategies. ★★ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Leave nothing to chance. Look at what’s available, and invest in whatever will bring you closer to your goal. A change will improve your life. ★★★★ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Proceed with caution. Don’t jump into something that doesn’t have a track record, and don’t fold under pressure. Do your research and follow your findings. ★★★ PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Your intuition is spot on, and the decisions you make have an impact on the way others treat you. Express your thoughts and feelings. ★★★

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games, music, food, fund raisers, etc. We 435-840-4404 by 7 p.m., Thursday, Aug. 5. Thursday evenings 7-9 p.m. Wednesday tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help Tooele Schools do encourage respectful social distancing. Prizes for all participants. Co-sponsored evenings by appointment only. Special by sharing our experience, strength and We will be resuming our Sunday break- by Sherry’s Sweets classes offered regularly. Call the center hope. For more information, please con- Senior Center St. Marguerite Catholic School fasts starting Aug. 8, 2021. Free Kids Make & Take: 4H Showcase for more information. tact Terri at 435-313-4851. The senior center is for the enjoyment Students of all faiths are welcome Social room contact: 435-882-0286. area in convention center of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours from preschool through 8th grade at Duct Tape Notebooks: 1 to 4 p.m.; Color Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U Children’s Choir Auditions are Monday — Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tooele County’s only faith-based school. Upcoming Events Your Own Puzzle: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and exciting Featuring all-day kindergarten, all-day Friday night dinners are coming soon. the Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small Watch for our ads. Tooele High School Class of 1981 S. Main St., Tooele. For more information, years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, crafts, pickleball, Mexican train, tangled class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- We will be hosting the annual F.O.E. Reunion contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann owner and director of Blake Music Studios, art, yoga, exercise program, line dancing, riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or Four Corners Conference, along with our It’s hard to believe it’s been 40 years. at 435-849-4180. directs the choir. Blake has a degree in wood carving, Wii games, watercolor class visit www.stmargschool.org. very own Four Corners Regional President Come get reacquainted with your class- vocal performance and has taught at the movies and health classes. Meals-On- Kevin Denner, Sept. 24, 25 and 26, 2021. mates. The more the merrier, so please Alcoholics Anonymous collegiate level. If your child loves to sing Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 60 S. Wheels available for homebound. Lunch With the dedication and strength of our help spread the word. and you are looking for an exceptional Main St., daily at 12 p.m. and 8 p.m. Park served weekdays. For 60 and above, sug- Education members, this conference promises to be All information is posted on the Tooele musical experience for them, this is it. For in back. gested contribution is $3. For those under a powerful success. High Class of 1981 Facebook page. more information and to register for an Tooele Technical College Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are 60, cost is $5. Transportation available to We would like to thank our members Reunion location, date, and time: Royal audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. Programs with space available also held every Tuesday and Thursday at 7 the store or doctor visits for residents in and customers for their patience and trust Creek Ranch, Rush Valley, Utah; Saturday, com or call 435-277-0755. include the POST (Peace Officer p.m., at St. Barnabus Church, 1784 Aaron Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- during our struggle to stay open and keep Aug. 7, 2021; 5 p.m. social hour; 6 – 10 Standards Training) program (Satellite Dr., Tooele. portation information call 435-843-4114. you safe during this pandemic. Want to be p.m. dinner, door prizes, pictures, stories. Tooele Valley Youth Symphony Police Academy), Commercial Driver’s Tooele Valley Youth Symphony accepts For more information about the Tooele a member? Contact a member! Pricing: $50, Venmo @Tooele40year-1981 License (CDL) program and Software Young People in Recovery young band and orchestra musicians ages center, call 435-843-4110. or check by Aug. 1; $60 at the door; RSVP Development. These programs and others Young People in Recovery (YPR) hold 11-18 from across the valley. Auditions to by Aug. 1 so that we can order your meals. Tooele Pioneer Museum are offered at Tooele Tech. Enroll today all recovery meetings on Thursdays at 6 be announced for fall 2021. We will also Elks Mail your RSVP to 131 S. Coleman St., 47 E. Vine Street, free admission. Open and begin training for a promising career. p.m. in the Grantsville City Library, and offer classes for a brand new TVYS Junior. Tooele, Utah 84074 Memorial Day through Labor Day, Friday Visit tooeletech.edu or call student servic- Bar also on the first and third Friday of the Please check our website for details in Evening bonfire at Settlement Canyon: and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open most es at 435-248-1800 for more information. We are open and now serving food month at 5:30 p.m. in the Remington Park the coming weeks. www.beginbandan- Friday, Aug. 6, any time after 6 p.m. and Tuesdays year-round 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday thru Saturday, 11 a.m. to close. Apartments Clubhouse, 495 W. Utah Ave., dorchestranow.com. before 7 p.m. On the right side of the Open other times by appointment. Call Adult Education Our new contact phone number is 435- Tooele. Questions contact Adam at 480- canyon. The entrances gate closes at 7 435-882-3168, 435-830-9784, 435-840- Get your high school diploma this year 249-0192. We look forward to seeing you. 695-6611, Audrey at 435-255-9518, or Heidi Authors Welcome p.m., so be sure to show up before then 5139. World class Indian arrowhead collec- at the Tooele Community Learning Center. at 435-255-9905. The Writer’s Bloc, Tooele chapter of the and just tell them you are with the class tion. www.tooelepioneermuseum.org. All classes required for a high school League of Utah Writers, invites you to diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- Disabled Veterans of 1981. Family support group join us at our bi-monthly virtual meet- Mobile Vet Center aration and English as a second language Saturday morning golf: Tee time 9 a.m., Get your loved one sober. The USARA ings, where we discuss the craft and offer To better serve veterans located in are available. Register now to graduate Chapter 20 – Disabled American Aug. 7, nine holes, $25. Pay at the golf Craft family support group is held support for fledgling authors. For more Tooele County, the Mobile Vet Center — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 Veterans course. Spouses or significant others are Mondays at 6 p.m. in the large reading information please contact the chapter (MVC) will visit Tooele every Wednesday Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- The “Jordan M. Byrd” Tooele County welcome to golf if you want a partner, room at the Tooele City Library. Group president at [email protected] from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the eastern cation classes are for students 18 and over. Chapter 20 for the Disabled American otherwise we will pair you up with a books and materials provided. Craft is a or find us on Facebook at Writers Bloc. side of the Walmart parking lot, 99 W. Veterans holds monthly general member- classmate. free program for family members who 1280 North, Tooele. The MVC provides ESOL ship meetings at the Pioneer Museum, 47 have a loved one with a substance use Rocky Mountain Hospice free, confidential counseling for theater ESOL conversational classes are held E. Vine St. (rear basement door entrance) Free Presentation about disorder. For more information, call Heidi Want to have more meaning in your life. veterans of all conflicts. For further Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele in Tooele, every third Thursday of the Dementia Warr at 435-255-9905. Do you want to do something that is sat- Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- All are invited to a presentation by isfying and of great service to your com- information contact Dave Brown at 801- month at 7 p.m. We welcome all veterans Dementia Caregiver Support 255-1499, call our 24/7 national call center dents may also come anytime the center is to come join us in the camaraderie with the Utah Chapter of the Alzheimer’s munity? Then become a Rocky Mountain Please join us the third Monday of each 1-877-WARVETS or visit vetcenter.va.gov open for individualized study. Registration other veterans at our monthly meetings. Association titled “Understanding Hospice volunteer. No experience month from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Tooele is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele Chapter 20 has trained Chapter Service and Responding to Dementia Related required. All training, background check Senior Center. The Tooele County Health Donate to Library Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- Officer’s (CSO’s) to answer questions con- Behaviors” on Tuesday, Aug. 10 beginning and TB tests provided by Rocky Mountain. Department’s Aging Services program Please remember the “Friends of the tion. cerning your VA benefits. Nations Service at 7 p.m. at the Tooele Senior Center, 59 The only requirement is your desire to is the sponsor for this free Alzheimer’s Tooele City Library” while doing home Officers (NSO’s) are available by appoint- E. Vine St. Behavior is one of the primary help someone in need. Please contact Early Head Start Association Caregiver Support Group. cleaning and donate your used books to ment to help veterans and their families ways people with dementia communi- Crystal Erickson at Willow Springs Rocky DDI VANTAGE Early Head Start offers The groups are designed to provide emo- the bookstore in the library. Money from submit claims for compensation, obtain cate, as the ability to use language is lost. Mountain Care at 435-843-2094 or Sandy NO COST weekly home visits for families tional, educational, and social support for book sales is used to support programs health and educational well-earned ben- However, some behaviors can present Parmegiani at Rocky Mountain Hospice at who are eligible under the age of 3. Home caregivers. Questions? Call 435-277-2420. within the library. The library is located at efits. All DAV services are free of charge. challenges for caregivers. Join us to learn 801-397-4902. 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call visits include parent and child education, to decode behavioral messages, identify assessments, and family support services For information, please join our monthly Food Addicts in Recovery The Next Chapter 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. meetings. Call commander Dustee common triggers, and learn strategies including nutrition education. We also Anonymous The Next Chapter is a free social support org. Thank you for your support. Thomas 435-830-8487, or Adjutant Curtis to help with some common behavioral offer comprehensive health services for Are you having trouble controlling the and educational program to help widows G. Beckstrom at 435-840-0547. Please challenges of Alzheimer’s disease. Contact Books for the Whole Family expecting mothers including prenatal way you eat? Food Addicts in Recovery and widowers adjust to the loss of their leave messages if no contact. Moriah Mason 208-709-6292 to RSVP and Donated children’s books and paper- parent education and support services. to ask questions. Anonymous (FA) is a free, 12-step recov- spouse through monthly activities. You backs are for sale for 25¢, hardcovers are Apply online- ddivantage.org or call 435- COVID-19 Help for DAV ery program for anyone suffering from are invited to join others who are on the $1, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays, 5 to 882-3439. The Disabled American Veterans Tooele County Daughters of The food addiction. Meetings are held every same page as you, to begin a new chapter 8 p.m. on Mondays, and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. National Office has established a relief Utah Pioneers Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at the Pioneer in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele on Tuesdays at the Tooele City Library. All Free Developmental Evaluation Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. Enter at County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers fund to provide financial aid to service- The Daughters welcome all who would proceeds go back to the library for proj- the north back entrance. For more infor- more details. no cost developmental evaluations for connected disabled veterans who have like to join us in our goal of “Preserving ects and programs. lost employment or income due to the our Heritage Together.” For information mation, call Millicent at 435-882-7094 children ages birth to three years old. or Denise 435-840-2375 or visit www. Sons of Utah Pioneers We provide a full range of services for COVID-19 virus pandemic. The issued on joining, see our website at dup- Community Book Sharing Box tooeleco.org foodaddicts.org. Everyone is welcome to Anyone interested in the history of The Community Book Sharing Box is children with developmental delays or grants are meant to help disabled service- Our museum located at 39 E. Vine Street, attend. Tooele City, Tooele County or Utah located at 987 S. 1050 West (new location). disabilities. Our goal is to minimize the connected veterans pay bills, obtain food, Tooele, is open Memorial Day to Labor pioneers, we need you. The Son of Utah The Cook family are the stewards of the effects of the delay and reduce the need and provide for their families during these Tooele County Aging Day Friday and Saturday 10-4, also by Pioneers are currently curtailing our meet- “Little Free Library.” Anyone can take a for long-term services throughout their difficult times. Tooele County Aging is looking for appointment. To make an appointment, ings due to the pandemic but watch this book or bring a book to donate and share school years. For more information call The application for this relief can be volunteers to help us meet the needs of call Judy at 435-496-0803 or Dorothy at bulletin and we will announce our next with others. To learn more and to find 435-833-0725 or visit us at ddivantage.org. found at DAV.org/COVIDrelief. Veterans seniors in the community. Many seniors 435-830-9493 meeting, which will be a virtual meet- other locations near you go to www.little- will need to fully complete the application require assistance and need rides to doc- In commemoration of the Deseret Peak ing. Also watch for an announcement of freelibrary.org; under the “Map” tab enter and provide documentation verifying tors or other professionals. Rides help Temple, the DUPs are selling handker- the opening of the James Bevan Pioneer your zip code. Charity their status as a service-connected dis- seniors live more independent lives. Call chiefs. To order your handkerchief, visit Museum when it is safe to admit the pub- abled veteran who has lost employment 435-843-4114 for more information. The our website at duptooeleco.org lic. For more information about the Sons Tooele Children’s Justice Center as a result of the pandemic. Disabled Grantsville and Tooele Senior Centers Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in of Utah Pioneers, contact Howard Yerke, Grantsville veterans who are small business owners also are in need of volunteers. For more need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and Daytime Care for Adults Membership Chairman, 435-841-9718 or or who work independently and have information about volunteering at the snacks. We appreciate all donations. For A respite program is available for [email protected] Share your Ancestry been negatively impacted financially as a Grantsville Center call 435-884-3446. For inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440, 36 caregivers in Tooele County for adult The Family History Center in Grantsville result of the virus may also be eligible for volunteering at the Tooele Center call TC Squares Dance Club has been gathering histories, pictures and S. 100 East, Tooele. this assistance. loved ones who need supervised care during the day. Call Lighthouse Adult 435-843-4110. The TC Squares Dance Club has begun obituaries of residents of Grantsville. All dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke information will be shared upon request, First Baptist Food Pantry Care Services at 435-249-5632 for more Life’s Worth Living Foundation Community food pantry located at information. Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 but we are asking for your help in further- Groups and Events Suicide support group meetings are 580 S. Main St., Tooele. We are open West, Tooele, from 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. Please ing this work. Thanks for all who have held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Tooele County Summer Nights - Tooele County Arts Guild bring finger food to share. For more infor- assisted. Please contact Don and Patti Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, Everyone is welcome, no requirements. 4H Showcase Activities All artists from Tooele County age 13 Johnson, by email: [email protected], by and above are welcome to join the Tooele Main St., Tooele, in the classroom by the Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s Come as often as you need, we have Deseret Peak Convention Center, mail: P.O. Box 744 Grantsville, UT 84029, or County Arts Guild for an evening, or for cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal website at tcsquares.com. plenty of food. First Baptist Church, 435- Thursday and Friday, Aug. 5 and 6, 10 a.m. by phone: 435-884-5018, 435-224-5010. the year as a member. Benefits of mem- thoughts or have lost a loved one to 882-2048. – 8 p.m.; Saturday, Aug. 7, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. bership include the opportunity to display suicide, please plan on attending. Please Tooele County Homemakers Senior Center Tuesday, Aug. 3: your artwork for show and sale in various go on Facebook and like our page to We would like to invite all ladies to our The senior center is for the enjoyment Baby Blankets Needed Strong Kid Contest. Kids be prepared to Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- venues around Tooele County, as well as keep current with our latest news and Homemakers club. Meetings are held on of all seniors 60 and older. Center hours show your strong side, but your silly side ery at Mountain West Medical Center. regular updates on events in our commu- events. Contact us on that page, visit the first Tuesday of every month with a are Monday thru Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 will come out too! Sign up 6 - 6:30 p.m.; Blankets should be new and in good nity. The best benefit is meeting other art- lifesworthlivingfoundation.com, or call luncheon and raffle, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. New and competition 6:45 p.m.; ages 8-17. Events condition. Homemade blankets are also ist friends you wouldn’t meet otherwise! 435-248-LIVE. September through May. Located at 151 exciting activities include pinochle, bingo, may include shot put, target “shooting,” accepted if new. Donations can be turned Call 435-228-8217 for more information. N. Main, in the auditorium of the Health crafts, bunko, therapeutic coloring, flint healthy eating contest. Deseret Peak Parkinson’s Disease Support in at the volunteer desk at Mountain West Department and USU Extension offices. knapping, yoga, fly tying and exercise Complex on grass by outdoor arena and Medical Center, 2055 N. Main St., Tooele. Stansbury Days Triathlon Group Come out and enjoy some fun. $5 due program, wood carving and health big tree. Sponsored by Create Better Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with any ques- Stansbury Days Triathlon is happening A diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can per year. For more information, call Eileen classes. Meals-On-Wheels available for Health USU Extension tions. Aug. 21, 2021. Mark your calendars. To be overwhelming for the newly diag- 435-882-5009 or 435-849-0854, Dianne homebound. Lunch served weekdays. Thursday, Aug. 5: register, go to: www.runnercard.com/ nosed. Tooele has a support group for 435-224-4814, or Thiel 435-238-8245. For 60 and above, suggested contribu- Just Serve Kids Rocket Contest. 8 years and older. roadrace/public/raceGroup/976695 persons with Parkinson’s disease and their Thank you and we hope to see you all this tion is $3. For those under 60, cost is $5. If you are interested in serving in your All supplies will be provided. Starts at Teens and adults, first timer, or experi- caregivers. You can learn how others are September. Transportation available to the store or community or know of a service project noon and ends by 2 p.m. On grass by out- enced. 500m swim (that’s 10 laps) / 11.75- coping with PD and how to live well. We doctor visits for residents in Tooele and that would benefit your community, go to door arena and big tree. No registration mile bike on a pretty flat course/ 5km run meet the third Friday of each month from Tooele County Quilters Grantsville areas. For transportation justserve.org and post your project or sign required. (that’s 3.1 miles). You can even sign up 1 to 2 p.m. at Tooele Technology College, All meetings are held on the third information call 435-843-4114. For more up to become a volunteer for the project Family Sidewalk Chalk Contest. Family with a team. This event is a blast. Train 88 S. Tooele Blvd., Tooele. For information, Tuesday of each month in the Tooele information about the Grantsville center, of your choice today! This is a free website activity — an adult must be involved. with a friend, compete with your neigh- call Hal at 435-840-3683. County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues call 435-884-3446. that connects community needs with vol- Pick up free chalk and supplies provided bors, and get cheered on by your com- are $20 per year to be paid at the first between 1 and 5 p.m. at 4H booth inside Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope meeting. Daughters of Utah Pioneers unteers who can help meet those needs. munity. Prizes, T-shirts, raffle, and food. As convention center. Must be completed by always, we need volunteers, so if you want to Recovery” The DUP is seeking any family histories, 6:30 p.m. for judging. Open to the public Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 photographs, books, stories or vintage to get involved without the sweat, sign up Moose at 7 p.m. with free ice cream. Limited to to help on race day. p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4, Tooele Subscribe Today artifacts (before 1900) to display at the 10 families. Must preregister by Aug. 2 (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 Meals at Lodge to [email protected]. Ladies Community Club of those affected by someone else’s addic- 435-882-0050 W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. Friday and Saturday night dinners will Free Kids Make & Take: 4H Showcase Tooele Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the be served from 4 to 8 p.m. area in convention center To view upcoming events, learn more Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Friday night dinners change weekly, Mini Catapults: Anytime between about our organization, or to become a Bulletin Board Policy tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or or you can order from the menu items 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.; I Love Me Boards: member, please find us on Facebook or If you would like to announce an upcoming event or promote a community organization, Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit Saturday night. All meals are for a reason- Anytime between 3 and 6 p.m. you can email us at ladiescommunity- email the Transcript-Bulletin at [email protected], fax to 435-882-6123 or phone www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or able price. Friday, Aug. 6 [email protected]. 435-882-0050. Email contact is preferable. The Bulletin Board is for special community www.exploretooele.com. Note: Due to an increase in the prices Kids Ice Cream Making Contest: At 1 events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit organizations, etc. For-profit of meat, we are raising the price of our p.m. Teams of two will work together. Kids TOPS Weight Loss Support Tooele Valley Company DUP meals. All meals are still a good value. businesses should contact the advertising department. Please limit your notice to 80 words Ladies: Did you know that there are must be 8 and older, but little brothers Group Daily lunch specials are available at the or less. Information must be delivered no later than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired three Daughters of Utah Pioneers (DUP) and sisters can help unofficially. Adult The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) lodge from 11 a.m. publication date. We cannot guarantee your announcement will be printed. companies her in Utah Tooele Valley? Did helpers are okay too. All ingredients pro- Weight Loss Support Group meets every Take-out orders can be called in during you know that you do not need to have vided. Please preregister by Wednesday, Tuesday in the Cornerstone Baptist our operating hours and picked up at the pioneer ancestors to join the daughters of Aug. 4 to Darlene at 435-840-4404. Church, 276 E. 500 North, Tooele. Weigh-in lodge at a time agreed upon. Utah Pioneers? You can join as an associ- Contest will be on grass near outdoor begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by a meeting For members and their guests only. ate! If you do have pioneer ancestors arena and large tree. Prizes plus ice cream! at 6 p.m. Men, women and children are Comics Page Puzzle Answers and have not yet joined us in one of our Family Giant Bubble Contest: At 6 p.m. invited to attend. Come and let us help Meetings Test your bubble making abilities. Each you live a healthier lifestyle. For more from page B4 camps, now is a great time to do so! The Meetings for the Loyal Order of the family will receive all supplies for making information visit TOPS.org or contact Mary 7/26 Tooele Valley Company has a camp in the Moose occur on the first and third Sunday Hidato Sol. giant bubbles. Limit 15 families. Please Lou Beck at 435-228-8202. Pine Canyon area (Helen Gillespie Shields), of the month at 10 a.m. Chapter 1521 preregister by Wedneasday, Aug. 4 to the Erda area (Rose Springs Camp) and the meetings are on the third Sunday of the Darlene at 435-840-4404. Contest will be Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Stansbury, Lake Point areas (Benson Grist month at 10:30 a.m. The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society Mill Camp). We would love to have you on grass near outdoor arena and large tree. meets the first Thursday of the month. come and learn about the Tooele valley’s Events Meetings are held from 7 to 9 p.m. in Our Veteran’s Day dinners are back. This Free Kids Make & Take: 4H Showcase history, as well as more about our beauti- the downstairs conference room of the month it will be on Thursday, July 29 at area in convention center ful Utah. For more information, contact Pioneer Museum, 47 E. Vine St., Tooele. 5:30 p.m. Please come help recognize/ String Cheese Skater Dude: Anytime Julie Hunt, President of the Tooele valley Come and learn about rocks, minerals, honor one of our veterans. For members between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.; Color a Tile company DUP at 435-849-4270 and ways to craft them, and enjoy field and their guests only. Coaster: Anytime between 3 and 6 p.m. Grantsville City Library Saturday, Aug. 7 trips for rock collecting. Membership is We are no longer charging overdue fines Denny Denton Memorial Golf Pet Show: Do you have a really great $15 per year. For more information email for items returned after their due date. Tournament pet? Bring it to the pet show Saturday, [email protected]. Our hours are Tuesday — Friday from 10 July 31, 2021, at 8 a.m., Oquirrh Hills Golf Aug. 7. Registration starts at 10:30 a.m. Tooele Valley Free Masons a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m. Course. Sign up at the Moose Lodge or and the show starts at 11 a.m. on grass Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the to 3 p.m. We are offering limited contact by phoning the Lodge at 435-882-2931. area by the outdoor arena and large tree. second Friday of each month for din- hold pick-up, please call 435-884-1670 for Proceeds go to the Grantsville High Bragging rights! Prizes too! You don’t have ner and socializing. If you are interested more information. School Golf Team. to be in 4-H to be in this show. Everyone or have questions, please join us at the and any age or type of pet in the county is Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement Grantsville Irrigation Company welcome! Just be sure your pet won’t get Grantsville Irrigation has increased Eagles Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at away! Dress your pet in a fun costume for 435-277-0087. the allotment from 50,000 gallons per a fun extra prize. residential share to 100,000 gallons per Meetings Kids Cookie Contest: Bake your cookies Tooele Valley Family History residential share. Agricultural users have Auxiliary meetings are on the second at home and bring 4 of the best with a been issued an additional turn making a and fourth Mondays of each month. Center recipe Saturday, Aug. 7 at 2 p.m. in the Research your ancestors free with total of two regular turns for the season. Aerie meetings are on the second and foyer of the Deseret Peak Convention trained Family Search volunteers at the We would like to thank users for their con- fourth Thursday of each month. Center. Kids must be 5 or older. Age Tooele Valley Family History Center, 751 tinued efforts to conserve water. Please groups will be 5-7, 8-14, 15 and older. Be N. 520 East, Tooele. Phone 435-882-1396. contact the office at 435-884-3451 or Social Room prepared to answer a few questions from Hours of operation: Tuesday through [email protected] with any questions Our social room is now open from 2 until the judges. Register by texting Darlene at Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and or concerns. 11 p.m. Full service offered, including bar, NOTICE TO WATER USERS The applications below were filed with the Di- vision of Water Rights in Tooele County. These are informal proceedings per Rule 655-6-2. Protests con- cerning an application must be legibly written or typed, contain the name and mailing ad- dress of the protesting party, STATE THE AP- PLICATION NUMBER PROTESTED, CITE REASONS FOR THE PROTEST, and RE- QUEST A HEARING, if desired. Also, A $15 FEE MUST BE IN- CLUDED FOR EACH APPLICATION PRO- TESTED. Protests must be filed with the Division of Water Rights on or before Aug. 18, 2021 either electronically using the Division`s on-line Pro- test of Application form, by hand delivery to a Division office, or by mail at PO Box 146300, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6300. Please visit water- rights.utah.gov or call (801)538-7240 for ad- ditional information. CHANGE APPLICA- TION(S) 15-4493 (a47513): Chuck A. Larson and Catherine S. Larson propose(s) using 2 ac-ft. from groundwa- ter (Lot 30 Brookfield Estate, Erda) for DO- MESTIC; IRRIGA- TION; STOCKWA- TERING. 15-5677 (a47534): Taylor Gene Palmer propose(s) using 1 ac-ft. from groundwa- ter (Lincoln-Spring Canyon Estates) for IRRIGATION; STOCK- WATERING. 15-5679 (a47542): Housing Plus, Tooele City Water Special Service District pro- pose(s) using 13 ac-ft. from groundwater (Tooele City) for MU- NICIPAL: In Tooele City Water Special Service Dist. 15-5680 (a47557): The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Tooele City Water Special Service District propose(s) using 0.1931 cfs OR 43.26 ac-ft. from groundwa- ter (Tooele City) for MUNICIPAL: In Tooele City Water Sp. Serv. Dist. 15-355 (a47558): The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints propose(s) using 0.0199 cfs OR 4.45 ac-ft. from groundwa- ter (Erda) for IRRIGA- TION; OTHER: 0.25 acft. Uses in a meet- inghouse. 16-600 (a47560): In- trepid Potash - Wen- dover, LLC propose(s) using 21.95 cfs from the Underground Wa- ter Wells (42), Surface (4) (Potash Facility SE of Wendover) for COMMERCIAL: Ex- traction of potash and associated minerals from brine solution. 16-590 (a47561): In- trepid Potash - Wen- dover, LLC propose(s) using 112 cfs AND 8557 ac-ft. from the Underground Water Wells (35), Springs (3) & Drain (Potash Facil- ity SE of Wendover) for COMMERCIAL: Extraction of potash and associated miner- als from brine solution. EXTENSION(S) 15-2880 (A55779): Tooele City Water Special Service District is/are filing an exten- sion for 3 cfs OR 346.7 ac-ft. (3 Miles SW of Stockton) for MUNICI- PAL: In Tooele City SUMMONS Water Special Service IN THE FOURTH JU- Dist. DICIAL DISTRICT 15-4662 (a31877): C O U R T J U A B Tooele City Water COUNTY, STATE OF Special Service District UTAH is/are filing an exten- 102 East 200 North, sion for 4.7 ac-ft. from Nephi, Utah 84648 groundwater (Tooele BRANDY KIRGAN City Service Area) for MONTGOMERY, Peti- MUNICIPAL: In tioner, Tooele. v. KURT A. MONT- B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN 15-4728 (a32448):THURSDAY Na- GOMERY, July 29, Respon- 2021 talie Baquerizo, Rus- dent. sell Myers is/are filing ORDER TO SHOW an extension for 1.25 CAUSE ac-ft. from groundwa- Case No. 144600004 To place your Classified ad t e r To (place n e a your r DA Classified ad call 435-882-0050 Lincoln-Springcall Cyn 435-882-0050Judge Howell Es#119) for DOMES- TO THE ABOVE TIC; IRRIGATION; NAMED RESPON- CLASSIFIEDSTOCKWATERING. 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AGENDA IS AS FOL- 801-201-6089 ac-ft. from groundwa- A non-mandatory STATE OF UTAH BECOME A SUB- Earthlink Today BECOME A SUB- Advertise in the Tran- LOWS: ter (Erda) for IRRIGA- pre-bid meeting will be STATE OF UTAH, in SCRIBER. 882-0050 1-844-240-1769 SCRIBER. 882-0050 script ONE SETTLEMENT 1. Discussion and Re- TION; OTHER: 0.25 held for this project at the interest of Canyon irrigation wa- view of Agenda Items acft. Uses in a meet- 10:00 am Mountain S U M M O N S F O R JOB OPPORTUNITY • STANSBURY PARK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT • JULY 13, 2021 ter share for sale by Planning Commis- inghouse. Time Wednesday, PUBLICATION $3,000. obo sion 16-600 (a47560): In- August 4th, 2021 at E.C.L.G. 01/22/2014 801-244-5230 2. Roll Call Field Water and Wastewater Operator trepid Potash - Wen- the Grantsville City Case No.: 1190901 3. Approval of Meeting dover, LLC propose(s) Council Chambers lo- Child/ren under eight- M i n u t e s f o r The Stansbury Park Improvement is seeking full time qualified candidates to fill a field water and wastewater operator Financial using 21.95 cfs from cated at 429 East Main een years of age. 07-07-2021 position. Must be detail-oriented, and be able to work independently and as part of a team. Services the Underground Wa- Street, Grantsville, Judge Elizabeth M. 4. Approval of Building ter Wells (42), Surface Utah. Knight NATURE OF THE WORK Permit for Solar Sys- Wesley Financial (4) (Potash Facility SE The City reserves the To: MOTHER OF To monitor, operate, maintain and troubleshoot the water and wastewater treatment facilities. Work involves responsibility tem Add-on – Kirk Group, LLC. Time- of Wendover) for right to reject any and E.C.L.G., ASHLEE for the technical aspects of plant operations and water and sewer systems in compliance with State and Federal operating Steadman share Cancellation COMMERCIAL: Ex- all bids due to irregu- GARCIA, TOOELE regulations. Must perform work with considerable independence under the direction of the District Manager, or others as 5. Public Comments Experts. Over traction of potash and larities or budget con- COUNTY designated. 6. Adjourn $50,000,000 in time- associated minerals cerns. Only bids giv- A trial concerning the Patty Rowe share debt and fees from brine solution. ing a firm quotation, above-stated matter is ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Rush Valley Town cancelled in 2019. 16-590 (a47561): In- properly signed, will be pending in court and • Perform all aspects of inspection, sampling, monitoring, and testing required in compliance with Federal, State and Local Clerk/Recorder Get free informational trepid Potash - Wen- accepted. All bids are an adjudication will be regulations governing water, storm drain, and wastewater systems. Town Website : package and learn dover, LLC propose(s) subject to applicable made of which may in- • Respond to and assist as assigned with all aspects relating to the installation, operation and maintenance of water, sewer, www.rushvalleytown.c how to get rid of your using 112 cfs AND Utah laws and regula- clude up to the perma- and storm drainage facilities. om timeshare! Free con- 8557 ac-ft. from the tions. The Owner will nent termination of • Other duties may include but are not limited to meter reading, delivering water shut off notices, meter turn on and In compliance with the sultations. Over 450 Underground Water not award the Contract your parental rights. If shut off’s, mapping, recording field as-builts, painting, tree trimming, backhoe and dump truck operation, sewer jet-rod Americans with Dis- positive reviews. Call Wells (35), Springs (3) to a Bidder who is not you would like to have operation, blue staking, concrete work, saw cutting, mowing and cleaning. ability Act, the Town of 888-912-9289 & Drain (Potash Facil- properly licensed or if an attorney appoint- • Participate in “on call” assignments to respond to emergencies and breakdowns. Rush Valley will ac- ity SE of Wendover) the Contract would ex- ment to you, please • As assigned on a rotating basis, conducts the necessary weekend checks of the treatment plants and lift stations. commodate reason- Public Notices for COMMERCIAL: ceed the limit of the contact the court prior • Perform all work in conformance with Occupational Safety and Health Act regulations. able requests to assist Extraction of potash Bidder's license at the to the hearing. You are • Maintain open communication with the District Manager regarding the treatment process and pump stations operation and Meetings persons with disabili- and associated miner- time of award. For hereby summoned to malfunctions, as well as make recommendations for repairs and improvements to these systems. ties to participate in Deadline for public als from brine solution. questions, please con- appear before the at meetings. Requests WORK REQUIREMENTS notices is 4 p.m. the EXTENSION(S) tact Nick Graue of Tooele County, Gor- for assistance may be • Be able to perform and document various tests as required by State and Federal agencies for the operation of water and day prior to publica- 15-2880 (A55779): AQUA Engineering at dan R. Hall Court- made by calling Patty wastewater system. tion. Public notices Tooele City Water nick.graue@aquaeng. house, 74 South 100 R o w e a t • Have a basic understanding of State and Federal rules governing wastewater discharges and worker’s safety. submitted past the Special Service District com. East, Tooele, Utah [email protected] • Have a working knowledge of the operation, methods, and procedures of water and wastewater treatment facilities. deadline will not be is/are filing an exten- (Published in the 84074, trial on the at least 3 days in ad- • Have a working understanding of the machinery used for water and wastewater treatment and pumping stations. accepted. sion for 3 cfs OR 346.7 Tooele Transcript Bul- Verified Petition for vance of a meeting. • Have a thorough understanding of mechanical equipment and the ability to diagnose and correct equipment malfunction. UPAXLP ac-ft. (3 Miles SW of letin July 22 & 29, Termination of Paren- • Have a working knowledge of basic machinery preventive maintenance and repair. (Published in the Stockton) for MUNICI- tal Rights in said PUBLIC NOTICE 2021) • Be able to work where unpleasant odors and working conditions may be present. Tooele Transcript Bul- PAL: In Tooele City county on August 12, The agenda for the letin July 29, 2021) Water Special Service SUMMONS 2021 at 9:00 a.m. Tooele County Council CREDENTIALS, AND TRAINING REQUIRED Dist. IN THE FOURTH JU- Your failure to appear meeting to be held • High school diploma Public Notices 15-4662 (a31877): DICIAL DISTRICT may result in a default August 3, 2021 at 7:00 • A valid Utah driver’s license and within 1-year of employment obtain a CDL Class A driver license. Tooele City Water C O U R T J U A B judgment and the ter- p.m., will be posted on Trustees • Within 1-year of employment, must be a State Certified level III Water Operator. Special Service District COUNTY, STATE OF mination of your pa- the county website at • Within 1-year of employment, must be a State Certified Level I Wastewater Treatment Operator and level II Collection Deadline for public is/are filing an exten- UTAH rental rights. (https://agenda.tooe- Operator. notices is 4 p.m. the sion for 4.7 ac-ft. from 102 East 200 North, DATED this 21st day leco.org/onbaseagen- day prior to publica- groundwater (Tooele Nephi, Utah 84648 of June 2021. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS daonline,) click on tion. Public notices City Service Area) for BRANDY KIRGAN SEAN D. REYES • Ability to descend and climb a maximum of 30 rungs of a ladder to access system pump stations and manholes. “Tooele County Coun- submitted past the M UNICIPAL: I n MONTGOMERY, Peti- Attorney General • Must be willing to work on a 24-hour standby or “on-call” rotation and be able to respond to emergency situations within cil Meetings” and on deadline will not be Tooele. tioner, /s/ Alexandria Keith 30 minutes of notification when “on call.” the public notice web- accepted. 15-4728 (a32448): Na- v. KURT A. MONT- ALEXANDRIA KEITH • Must have the ability to lift 75 pounds. site UPAXLP talie Baquerizo, Rus- GOMERY, Respon- Assistant Attorney • Must have the ability to detect and differentiate colors (http://www.utah.gov/p sell Myers is/are filing dent. General mn/index.html) . Cop- HOURS OF OPERATION AND SALARY an extension for 1.25 ORDER TO SHOW (Published in the ies may also be ob- Public Notices Regular business hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm with a half-hour lunch break. Benefits include ac-ft. from groundwa- CAUSE Tooele Transcript Bul- tained at the County Water User paid holidays, health and dental insurance benefits, and Utah State Retirement Plan. Pay range is $16.00-$20.00/hr t e r ( n e a r Case No. 144600004 letin July 8, 15, 22 & depending on qualifications. Clerk's Office and the DA 29, 2021) Deadline for public Lincoln-Spring Cyn Transcript Bulletin. Judge Howell HOW TO APPLY: notices is 4 p.m. the Es#119) for DOMES- Marilyn K. Gillette, TO THE ABOVE • Interested candidates should submit a resume and complete an application for employment by emailing an inquiry to day prior to publica- TIC; IRRIGATION; Tooele County Clerk NAMED RESPON- [email protected] tion. Public notices STOCKWATERING. (Published in the DENT: KIRK MONT- Your Local • The selected finalist will be required to successfully pass a pre-employment criminal background check, reference check, submitted past the NONUSE APPLICA- Tooele Transcript Bul- GOMERY and post-offer medical physical with a drug screening. deadline will not be TION(S) News Source letin July 29, 2021) YOU ARE HEREBY • The position is open until filled. Candidates requiring reasonable accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act accepted. 15-1774 (A42153): ORDERED to appear should contact the District Office: 435-882-7922. DEADLINES FOR UPAXLP Southside Gravel LLC TOOELETRANSCRIPT classifieds ads are is/are seeking a non- before Judge Howell at BULLETIN BECOME A SUB- THE STANSBURY PARK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. M o n d a y a n d use period for 1.6 cfs the Fourth Judicial Dis- Wednesdays by 4:45 SCRIBER. 882-0050 from groundwater trict Court of Juab p.m. (Stockton) for DO- County, 102 East 200 MESTIC; IRRIGA- North Nephi, Utah TION; STOCKWA- 84648, on the 1st day TERING. of December, 2020, at 15-5296 (A28986): the hour of 1:30 p.m., Southside Gravel LLC then and there to show is/are seeking a non- cause, if any you have, use period for 36 ac-ft. why the Petitioner from groundwater should not be awarded (Stockton) for IRRIGA- the relief requested in TION. her Declaration, a Teresa Wilhelmsen, copy of which shall be P.E. served upon you prior State Engineer to the hearing in this (Published in the matter. Tooele Transcript Bul- (Published in the letin July 22, & 29, Tooele Transcript Bul- 2021) letin July 22, 29, August 5 & 12, 2021) THURSDAY July 29, 2021 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7 MY ANSWER ASK AMY He will give us Husband has a ‘mommy’ problem Dear Amy: My husband isn’t This bothers my husband pitality after being invited to capable of speaking with ME greatly, and every time I talk to stay in a friend’s home, I think about decisions in our marriage my sister he says, “Did she ask it’s important to point out that and insists on running to his Amy Dickinson about Mom?” being a good host is a learned purpose in life GUEST COLUMNIST mommy for everything. I told him to stop asking me skill. From the writings of Instead of planning events this because it makes me feel I grew up in a terrible house- the Rev. Billy Graham that he and I could attend, he bad. I told him that if Brenda hold. I honestly had NO idea has to ask his mommy. Instead to his behavior, but he is offend- does ask about his mom, I will how to show love and kindness Q: At 35, my sister lost her of speaking to me about what’s ing you in the process. let him know. toward other people. eyesight and is discouraged that going on in his life, it has to be No matter the conflict — I also reminded him that my Later in life, I watched how she will never be able to do any- mommy. whether it’s how to load the sister is pretty self-absorbed. my beloved mother-in-law thing for the Lord. She was so We’ve been together for eight dishwasher or how to claim But he continues to ask. What treated guests, and as an adult, active in the children’s ministry years and married for six, and I your rightful space as your hus- can I do? I learned how to be hospitable. at church and now her handicap cannot stand his constant need band’s primary partner — you – C – Grateful is turning her into a recluse. for his mommy’s input into OUR could perhaps start to nudge the Dear C: The way I read this, Dear Grateful: Hospitality is How can I encourage her? - D.S. marriage. narrative in a different direction your husband isn’t necessarily the act of offering comfort and A: For most of her 95 years His mom is great but doesn’t if you looked at your own com- asking your sister to visit his care toward others. on earth, Fanny Crosby was live with us, help with our kids, munication style. mother, but he is expecting her I’m so happy your mother-in- blind. Yet she had the deep or pay our bills. Consider reading, “The to “ask” about his mother. law gave this to you. spiritual perception to write been called “pasteurizing,” was Am I wrong for feeling like Heart of the Fight: A Couple’s His need to have your sister hundreds of hymns and gospel semi-paralyzed and had epi- I’m being treated as an outsider Guide to Fifteen Common inquire about his mother speaks You can email Amy Dickinson songs that have inspired and leptic seizures. He never gave in my own marriage? Fights, What They Really Mean, volumes about his own guilt at askamy@amydickinson. comforted Christians for a hun- up on his search for solutions I’ve brought it up in the past and How They Can Bring You and anxiety. com or send a letter to Ask dred years. to the diseases so rampant in but I’m “crazy” (in his words), Closer,” by Judith Wright Obviously, your sister would Amy, P.O. Box 194, Freeville, Ken Medema, a blind singer his lifetime. It is possible that and honestly I’m beginning to and Bob Wright (2016, New not have been visiting a nursing NY 13068. You can also follow and songwriter whose whimsi- if he had known good health, feel crazy in my marriage. Harbinger). home during the pandemic. But her on Twitter @askingamy or cal tunes and happy lyrics made he might have forsaken his – Wife, Ready for Divorce The authors offer useful ways she may now feel guilty about Facebook. him beloved across America, research for more lucrative Dear Ready: I completely to “reframe” these arguments. not visiting because of the pres- © 2021 Amy Dickinson turned his handicap into a joy- work. agree with you that your hus- One core takeaway applies to sure your husband has placed ous celebration of the goodness Beethoven was compelled by band should not discuss private your situation, and you should on her because of her physical of God. John Milton wrote the increasing deafness to abandon matters or plans for the future emphasize to your husband that proximity to his mother. It’s immortal Paradise Lost as a his intended career as a pianist with his mother before discuss- you want to fight “for” your possible that she doesn’t inquire Something result of the shattering experi- and to concentrate on the writ- ing them with you. When he marriage, and not “against” about “Jane” because doing so ence of blindness. This classic ing of music and he became one chooses to communicate with each other. might bring forth pressure to glorifies and extols the great- of the greatest composers of all his mother instead of with you, visit her. On Your ness of God. time. he is essentially partnering with Dear Amy: My mother-in- The next time your hus- The renowned missionary It isn’t always possible to see her. law, “Jane,” is in a nursing band asks you about this, you Mind? to the American Indians, David the blessing in the particular However, as long as you home in the same town where could deflect a little by saying, Brainerd, and the famous problem we face, but suffering belittle both him and his my sister “Brenda” lives. We live “Honey, we all care about your Write a Letter Scottish clergyman, Robert can, and does, serve a positive (“great”) mother with this snide about an hour away. mom. Let’s go down and see her Murray McCheyne, were both purpose. With God’s help, He “mommy” language instead of Brenda used to visit my this weekend.” to the Editor! afflicted with lung diseases, will give us purpose in life. treating both of them as adults mother-in-law occasionally, and Your husband could24 resolve HOUR SERVICE! and yet they both established you are actually reinforcing the she would often inquire about some of his anxiety Locallyby visiting OwnedTooele & Transcript Operated Bulletin themselves in the forefront of This column is based on the immature behavior. how Jane was doing when we his mother as often as possible. P.O. Box 390 Christian service. words and writings of the late Your husband’s reaction to spoke. Tooele, UT 84074 Louis Pasteur, the French Rev. Billy Graham. you is a classic and unaccept- Brenda stopped all of this Dear Amy: Responding to chemist who discovered the © 2021 Billy Graham Literary able defensive posture. He is not about a year ago. 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Reserve Champion Hog Reserve Champion Steer Reserve Champion Lamb Reserve Champion Goat Kimber Hall Laramie Johnson Chloe Thomas Shilee Branham Buyer: Ames Construction, Buyer: Les Schwab Tooele Buyer: Tami and Bob Gowans Buyer: Bevan Beef and Boers Hall'n Inc, and IFA

$1000 + $1000 + Continued $500 + Continued 2020 Buyers Sydnie & Kalem Sessions Liddiard Home Furnishings Valley Plumbing & Drain Cleaning $10,000 + Tooele Title, Flying U Ranch McCormick & Sons Excavation Industrial Container & Supply Commissioner Shawn Milne Northern Title Company Laramie Paulick, Buttars Tractors Tooele County Farm Bureau Ferrus Industries Tooele Motor Company Performance Equine Dentistry Broken Arrow, Barbs K-9 Gowans Livestock Riteway Concrete Janet Williams Insurance Hall'n Inc, Hexcel Wal-Mart Distribution Tooele Valley Plumbing Agency In Memory of Cody Wrathall $5000 + Backwards Five Cattle Co. Total Dental Administrators Jay's Sinclair, Ken Webb CJ Trucking and Excavation CLR Trucking,Hugh Hedgepeth Key-Lix, MP Environmental Talking T Cattle Co. Spray-on Solutions Rusty & Martha Ruby $500 + South Valley Equine, Stansbury FFA IFA Country Stores Frisco Leasing, Aaron Jarnigan Brown-Loder Family Rex Hardman, Ritchie Brothers Wheeler Machinery Tami and Bob Gowans Steadman's Recreation Big Stuff Taxidermy, Dustin Tycksen Compressor Pump & Service Inc. Waikato Construction Randy Young Construction Dave R Grant Hay, Ted Aagard J&M Steel Solutions $2500 + Tuff Excavation, Ensign Ranches Roberta Graft & John Graft Peters Land & Livestock Lang Equipment Auston & Kelsey Smith Western Valley Concrete & Stucco Counting Sheep Anesthesia Rocky Mtn Refrigeration Hayley Leishman, Randy Evens Pine Ridge Ranch MLH Productions, Greg Madsen Wendell Wilde, Zions Farm Wasatch Steel Erectors Lance Marshall, Steed Angus Pine Canyon Labradors Les Schwab, Pacific West The Ranch at Pine Canyon Grantsville FFA Mike Zimmerman Wells Service We Create, PW Farms Ames Construction Wise Choice Realty, Kidsville Speakman Concrete Service's LIT Electric, Inc Bevan Beef & Boers Allstate Insurance-Debra Harris Anderson Livestock Rdaj Patil, EMI Health HD Transport, Timothy Brown Andy Lewis Construction Rocky Mountain Industrial Energy Solutions Go-Fer Foods, Gordan Bailey Birch Family Pharmacy Jake Johnson, Mayla Warr 2020 Buckle Sponsors Mike Johnsen Kelsey L. Shields Rachelle Walker, Turner Concrete Hometown Plumbing Johnson Land & Livestock Great Basin Industrial Main Street Insurance, Anne Smith Cargill Salt 2M Contract Development Dusty & Rena Griffith Charles Larson, Grantsville City Garity Plumbing John Fidler, Tate Mortuary Hall Farms and Show Pigs Ryan and Katie Marshall Hurst Seed, Brent Marshall TJ Hogs, Intercap Lending Pine Ridge Ranch Adobe Rock, VOS Wasatch Training, Mike Wilson Jeff Rydalch, LK Builders Tim Brown Grantsville FFA Foundation Royal Auto Group Kyle & Moana Bouwhuis Williams FB Cal-Ranch, Matthews Brothers Rhett Butler, Tooele Floral Christensen & Griffith Nolan Steadman, Walters Ranch Scott & Janet Moore CLR Trucking Horticulture Plus Diamond Jane Assisted Living Tooele Transcript-Bulletin CJ Trucking Countryside Animal Clinic Roger Knight Construction TV Moore Family Partnership Broken Arrow B&M Farms, Gailyn Lund Warr Memorial Park 3B Club Lamb, Bryan Rydalch Shauna Warner Life's Worth Living Foundation Create Better Health Tooele Leaning H Livestock Intermountain Tech County Little Mountain Plumbing Utah Fabrication Jones & Demille Engineering Bart Anderson CDL's Dave and Michelle Davis

2021 Sale starts August 7th @ 9:00 a.m.