Soto will lead sports programs TOOELE at Excelsior See A10 TRANSCRIPT S  T  C BULLETIN S  THURSDAY July 26, 2018 www.TooeleOnline.com Vol. 125 No. 16 $1.00 Rezone referendum now off election ballot County attorney: Investigation revealed ‘pattern’ of Water Wheel Harvest improper signature verification during petition process Stansbury Park Rezone Dispute Area Wheatridge TIM GILLIE the petition sponsors. “It is STAFF WRITER with heavy heart that I am Mavrerik It looks like Tooele County unable to certify the petition, residents won’t get to vote on however. When I was sworn Stansbury Parkway repealing a rezone of property into office I took an oath to Millpond in Stansbury Park that paves support, obey, and defend the the way for a high-density law and discharge the duties of Gateway Dr development. my office with fidelity.” Tooele County Clerk/ Referendum sponsors hoped Crystal Bay Dr Auditor Marilyn Gillette to give voters the opportunity Clubhouse informed referendum spon- to over turn the Tooele County sors Wednesday that she Commission’s decision to was unable to certify the rezone 5.38 acres of property Subject Property referendum on the rezone in on the southwest corner of N Clubhouse Dr Stansbury Park because too Clubhouse Drive and Country Marilyn Gillette many signatures were not veri- Club Drive from commercial Tooele County Clerk/Auditor fied by the signature gatherer shopping and single-family The “subject property” labeled in red is 36 in the manner prescribed by residential to R-M-15. The son who gathers signatures on the 5.38 acres of ground referendum state law. change allows for high-density a referendum packet to sign proponents don’t want to see used for “Concerned citizens put so development of up to 15 hous- a verification statement that high-density development. much work into this petition ing units per acre. gathering,” wrote Gillette to State law requires the per- SEE REZONE PAGE A9 ®

Business owners in Tooele City concerned over proposed tax hike

MARK WATSON Mayor Debbie Winn and the STAFF WRITER council say the tax increase is Many small business owners needed because expenditures in Tooele City are concerned have exceeded revenue for over a proposed increase in years, and the city can no lon- their property tax payment ger tap into savings to cover to the city, according to Jared expenses. Hamner, executive director of Winn and the council also the Tooele County Chamber of want the tax increase to help Commerce. build a new public safety build- “Obviously, they’re quite ing. concerned,” Hamner said. Although the budget was “Some of them say they will approved last month, the tax be OK if people shop locally. increase remains proposed Business owners I’ve talked to until a state required Truth- said they wish the tax increase In-Taxation hearing is held on could have been done incre- Aug. 15. Librarian volunteer Olivia Cruz teaches Emmalyn and Matthew Stagg how to play stick mentally instead of all at once. Business owners are par- pull during Pioneer Games at the Tooele City Library on Monday night. It’s a sad deal.” ticularly concerned about the Hamner said he has talked tax increase because their mostly to small business own- city property taxes are based PIONEER GAMES FOR CHILDREN ers like barber shops and on 100 percent of the market antique shops. value of their properties. In PHOTOS “They’re concerned because contrast, residential property SUE BUTTERFIELD now they have to readjust their owners pay 55 percent of their budgets,” Hamner said. home’s market value. On June 20, the Tooele City A commercial property in In recognition of Pioneer Council approved its 2018- Tooele City valued at $150,000 Day on Tuesday, the Tooele 19 fiscal year budget, which paid $275 last year in city City Library provided an includes a proposed 115-per- event Monday evening to give cent city property tax increase. SEE HIKE PAGE A7 ® local children an idea of how pioneer children played during the 1800s. From 6-7:30 p.m., approximately 50 children with siblings, parents and grandparents in tow, participated in “Pioneer Games” at the library. Volunteers encouraged participants to imagine a world without TV, video games or air conditioning, and introduced them to a variety of activities pioneer children enjoyed. Inside the library’s community room, children learned how to make pioneer- era whirly-gigs and yarn dolls, while outside, children were introduced to stick pull, FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO hopscotch, leap frog and other A Tooele Chamber of Commerce official said many businesses in Tooele Addison Phillippi (left top) makes a whirly-gig at the library. Three-year-old Deklin Isaacason (above City say the city’s proposed tax increase should have been done incremen- activities. left) makes a yarn doll. London Tweeddale (above right) learned to play hopscotch. tally instead of all at once.

INSIDE BULLETIN BOARD A8 CLASSIFIEDS B4 New addition to Dance numbers Molly in the HOMETOWN A10 Oquirrh Hills best part of Mineshaft OBITUARIES A8 Golf Course “Mamma Mia! at Fridays on SPORTS B1 See A2 Here we go Vine again” See A4 See A6 A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 26, 2018

NEW BUILDING AT GOLF COURSE

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS Rocky and Braze Mannos (above, right) work on the foundation of a new building near the driving range at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course while head golf pro Cody Lopez watches their progress. The building will include a ball-vending machine for patrons. Grantsville approves contract to Tooele man charged with improve access to code online drug possession, stolen items STEVE HOWE prior to approval, Clark said. able online as a PDF but can- STEVE HOWE on July 11, according to a sonal transaction cards, and STAFF WRITER “What you’re doing is you’re not be searched. STAFF WRITER probable cause statement. other membership cards. The Grantsville City’s municipal jumping into the software and “Not only is that a usability A Tooele man is facing The officer made contact woman’s name was run in code will be available through you’re making proposals,” he problem and an accessibility felony charges after he was with the driver, identified as local records and it was dis- a new service, intended to said. problem, it’s actually a prob- allegedly found in possession Mahmood, and let him know covered she had reported her increase accessibility to the Municode could show previ- lem with ADA (Americans with of drugs and stolen financial the reason for the stop. vehicle was burglarized the public. ous versions of city code and Disabilities Act) compliance,” cards during a traffic stop. During the traffic stop, the same day, and those items During its July 18 meeting, prior to adoption, it can show Clark said. Suni Darren Mahmood, officer spoke with Mahmood were listed as stolen. the Grantsville City Council changes by underlining addi- Clark said Municode, which 26, is charged with third- about an unrelated case in Mahmood was trans- approved a 5-year agreement tions in green text, while show- is based out of Florida, pro- degree felony possession which he was a suspect, the ported to the police depart- with Municode to provide ing removed sections of code in vides its service to more than or use of a controlled sub- probable cause statement ment to be interviewed and online services for the city’s red with a strikethrough. 3,500 municipalities around stance, third-degree felony said. While the interview was then taken to the Tooele municipal code. The cost of the The proposed document the country and about a quar- unlawful acquisition, posses- was conducted, another offi- County Detention Center, service is $1,500 per year. would be referenced by the ter of those in Utah. Clark’s sion or transfer of a financial cer observed a used syringe according to the probable The service allows city staff city council at its meetings, former company, Municipal card, and misdemeanor in the driver’s side door. cause statement. to amend the code online and and once approved, the city Code Online, was purchased counts of possession of In the ensuing search of Mahmood made his initial show proposed changes to the recorder would then send the by Municode. another’s identity documents the vehicle, more parapher- appearance in 3rd District code, according to Municode document to Municode for The Grantsville City Council and use or possession of nalia was located, along Court on July 17 and is representative Kimball Clark. upload. approved the agreement and drug paraphernalia. with a baggie containing a scheduled to return to court A proposed change to the code Grantsville City Code will annual payment in a unani- Tooele City police made crystalline substance, the for a scheduling conference can be input by the city attor- also be searchable using key- mous vote at the July 18 meet- a traffic stop on a vehicle on statement said. Under the on July 31 at 9 a.m. before ney or city recorder, where it words, according to Clark. The ing. 400 South after it failed to driver’s seat, officers found a Judge Matthew Bates. will be viewable to the public city’s code is currently avail- [email protected] signal a turn at 10:40 p.m. woman’s drivers license, per- [email protected]

Tooele man charged Fire damages outbuildings on Pine Canyon Road

STEVE HOWE to a fire at 1261 E. Pine One of the outbuildings was estimated at $15,000, accord- with fleeing police STAFF WRITER Canyon Road at 2:38 a.m. and storing a large volume of fire- ing to Willden. North Tooele Fire District found a large blaze in several wood. While firefighters battled STEVE HOWE degree felony failure to stop crews battled an early morning outbuildings on the property, The vinyl siding on the the blaze, Pine Canyon Road STAFF WRITER or respond at the command of fire that damaged several out- according to NTFD. The out- garage adjacent to the resi- was closed, Willden said. The A Tooele man is facing felo- police, as well as misdemeanor buildings at a property on Pine buildings were sheds and lean- dence was also damaged in the cause of the fire is under inves- ny charges after he led police counts of failure to stop at Canyon Road Wednesday. tos with metal roofs, NTFD fire, according to NTFD. The tigation. on a short pursuit by car and command of law enforcement Firefighters were dispatched spokesman Ryan Willden said. total damage from the fire is [email protected] on foot earlier this month. and operating a vehicle with- Jaren Nathanial Claunch, out insurance. 24, is charged with third- Tooele City police were dis- patched to Walmart on reports of a theft on July 11 at 7:10 p.m., according to a probable Drought spurs measures to protect wild horses TOOELE TRANSCRIPT cause statement. The reporting BULLETIN party said individuals who had SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — the West. This month, a running off,” bureau spokes- pulling off, and then a big- stolen from the store earlier Harsh drought conditions in firefighter was killed bat- woman Jenny Lesieutre said. ger concern about the BLM ADMINISTRATION in the day had returned to parts of the American West tling a blaze near California’s Volunteers are also taking under this administration Scott C. Dunn Publisher the store and fled in a green are pushing wild horses to the Yosemite National Park. action. using all kinds of excuses to Joel J. Dunn Publisher Emeritus Subaru Forester toward Main brink and spurring extreme The federal Bureau of Land Since late spring, pull off horses,” said Suzanne OFFICE Street. measures to protect them. Management — which over- Netherlands’s Salt River group Roy, executive director of Bruce Dunn Controller The responding officer For what they say is the sees vast expanses of public has hauled hay to a dozen loca- the American Wild Horse Chris Evans Office Manager attempted to stop the Forester, first time, volunteer groups land, mostly in the West — tions outside Phoenix to feed a Campaign, an advocacy orga- Vicki Higgins Customer Service driven by Claunch, who did in Arizona and Colorado are says the problem facing wild herd of starving wild horses. nization. EDITORIAL not pull over, the statement hauling thousands of gallons of horses stems from overpopu- Roughly 200 miles (320 The agency is prohibited David Bern Editor said. The officer activated his water and truckloads of food to lation aggravated by severe kilometers) north, a couple from euthanizing the wild Darren Vaughan Sports Editor siren and Claunch continued remote grazing grounds where drought. The region is home to near Gray Mountain, on the horses it rounds up, though Francie Aufdemorte Photo Editor to drive for approximately two springs have run dry and veg- roughly 67,000 wild horses. Navajo Nation, have spear- President Donald Trump has Tim Gillie Staff Writer blocks, before stopping his etation has disappeared. “You’re always going to have headed an effort to leave water proposed allowing the animals Steve Howe Staff Writer vehicle and fleeing eastbound Federal land managers also drought issues. That’s a com- and food for horses they say to be killed or sold for slaugh- Mark Watson Staff Writer on foot. have begun emergency round- mon thing out on the range,” would die without human ter. ADVERTISING The officer identified ups in desert areas of Utah and agency spokesman Jason intervention. Activists in Nevada held a Clayton Dunn Advertising Manager himself and attempted to get Nevada. Lutterman said. “What really In western Colorado, vol- rally last week at the bureau’s Keith Bird Advertising Sales Claunch to stop, but he con- “We’ve never seen it like exacerbates things is when unteers say they’re preparing state headquarters in Reno Dianna Bergen Advertising Sales & tinued to run, the statement this,” said Simone Netherlands, we’re already over population, to bring up to 5,000 gallons to protest a planned roundup Classified Advertising Manager said. Other officers joined president of the Arizona- because then you already have (18,900 liters) of water per later this year. LAYOUT & DESIGN the pursuit and Claunch was based Salt River Wild Horse resource issues.” day to a herd of 750 thirsty Critics want the government John Hamilton Creative Director restrained about two to three Management Group. In May, The agency’s emergency horses. to instead use birth control to Liz Arellano Graphic Artist blocks from where he exited dozens of horses were found roundup in western Utah “Springs are drying up that manage wild horse popula- PRODUCTION the vehicle. dead on the edge of a dried-up began a week ago, aiming have never dried up,” said tions. Perry Dunn Pre-press Manager Following his detainment watering hole in northeastern to remove roughly 250 wild Cindy Wright, co-founder of The bureau says the fertil- Darwin Cook Web Press Manager by police, Claunch was trans- Arizona. horses from a population of Colorado conservation group ity treatment, which must be Dan Coats Pre-press Technician ported to the Tooele County As spring turned to sum- approximately 670. The opera- Wild Horse Warriors for Sand administered yearly and fired Scott Spence Insert Technician Detention Center and booked mer, drought conditions tion is expected to take several Wash Basin. from a dart gun at close range, on various charges includ- turned from bad to worse, weeks. Areas of the basin are low is too difficult for use except SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $1.00 per copy; $40 per year delivered ing those filed in 3rd District Netherlands said. Once the horses are rounded on food due to livestock graz- in certain cases where herds by carrier in Tooele, Grantsville, Erda, Court. Parts of Utah, Colorado, up, the government gives them ing, so the group is hauling are easy to approach and have Stockton, Lake Point and Stansbury Park, Utah; $45 per year by mail in Tooele Claunch made his initial Arizona and New Mexico are veterinary treatment and offers the water to others parts with markings that make horses dis- County, Utah; $77 per year by mail in the appearance in court on July under the most severe category them for sale or adoption. more plentiful grass, said tinguishable from one another. United States. 17 and his bail was set at of drought, though extreme Those that aren’t sold or adopt- Aletha Dove, another group co- Whatever the long-term OFFICE HOURS: $10,000 and appointed a pub- conditions are present from ed are transferred to privately founder. answer, volunteers say their Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday. lic defender. He is scheduled to California to Missouri, govern- contracted corrals and pastures Wild horse advocates have efforts can’t go on forever. return to court for a scheduling ment analysts say. Parts of the for the long term. balked at the Bureau of Land Trucking in water and food CLASSIFIEDS DEADLINE: 4:45 p.m. day prior to publication. conference on July 31 at 9 a.m. region have witnessed some of A similar emergency round- Management’s insistence that could cost several thousand PUBLIC NOTICES DEADLINE: before Judge Matthew Bates. the driest conditions on record, up began this month in central wild horse populations are too dollars per month and make 4 p.m. day prior to publication. [email protected] amid a cycle of high tempera- Nevada, where officials said high. Critics say the agency horses overly dependent on COMMUNITY NEWS ITEMS, tures and low snowmelt that some horses in a herd of 2,100 is using dry conditions as a humans, they said. BULLETIN BOARD, ETC.: appears to be getting worse, could die from lack of water in smoke screen to shrink horse “If we don’t have a very 3 p.m. day prior to publication. National Weather Service coming weeks. The operation populations in response to good fall with a lot of rain — OBITUARY DEADLINE: Something hydrologist Brian McInerney was quickly halted, ironically pressure from ranchers whose and it’s also warm so that our 10 a.m. day of publication. said. because of extreme rain, but livestock compete with the fall vegetation grows — we’re Publication No. (USPS 6179-60) issued twice a week at Tooele City, Utah. Periodicals On Your The dry conditions have fed will likely resume. horses for grazing land. going to lose horses,” Wright postage paid at Tooele, Utah. Published by wildfires that have destroyed “The ground’s so dry it’s “I do have a concern about said. the Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, hundreds of buildings across not absorbing that water. 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he Tooele Transcript with two serious range fires, the bearded man was sweating Tooele post office would go tion officers of TOD Park, a Bulletin has published both of which may have been and was not wearing a shirt. into effect on Aug. 1 because shopping center was being set TTooele County news purposely set. After visiting the restroom, of the growth of Tooele during up and a separate building to since 1894. Here is a flash- The first fire began on a he emerged bleeding from an the past year. house the child welfare project back of local front-page news Front-Page Friday afternoon in the Cedar apparently self-inflicted slash Sherman A. Lindholm that was being organized to from 25, 50, 75 and 100 years Mountains, 35 miles west of across his throat. became assistant postmaster take care of the children of ago that occurred during the Flashback Tooele. The fire burned 500 He brandished the knife and Carver W. Bryan was working mothers. fourth week of July to 600 acres and took firemen toward Fordham and said he appointed as a new carrier for over eight hours to control, was going to kill him. Fordham several new homes in the area. July 26, 1918 July 27-29, 1993 An emotional Col. David according to Tooele County said he shot once and the bul- The addition of more than The front page reported Auto thieves and tire slash- Emling personified the people Sheriff Faye Gillette. let entered the left side of the 100 families within Tooele the news that on the morning ers ran roughshod for two of Tooele County as the “fin- The second fire began on attacker and passed through City to the rural route would of July 21 an enemy subma- weeks in Tooele. Police con- est cream that rises to the Sunday afternoon in Skull his body. also be made on Aug. 1 or as rine surfaced three miles off firmed that 10 vehicles had top” on his last day as TEAD Valley next to Hatch Ranch. It The assailant was rushed to soon as those families provided Orlean, Massachusetts, and been stolen, several burglar- Commander. burned several hundred acres Tooele Valley Hospital where boxes for delivery. fired its two deck guns at the ized with tires slashed in a With the fate or realignment and took about eight hours to he was reported in satisfactory Later in the week, it was town and at a passing tugboat two-week period. on the horizon, Col. Emling control. condition. He was charged announced that work had that had four barges in tow. Stolen items from vehicles praised TEAD employees for Causes of the blazes were with assault with a deadly started on the $200,000 TOD The tugboat was heavily dam- included checkbooks, compact their stamina and loyalty. undetermined, but evidence weapon with the intent to do Park Community Center. The aged and the four barges were discs and cassette tapes. “Even though things didn’t pointed to human involvement, bodily harm. community center was expect- sunk. There were no fatalities. Tooele police Lt. Frank go the way we wanted, we accordion to the sheriff. ed to be completed in 90 days. Scharmann said the criminals didn’t snivel,” he said. “We Friday’s front page featured July 27-30, 1943 In addition to providing Staff Writer Mark Watson had been working the whole continued to pitch in and do an incident near Wendover. A Several changes at the office space for the administra- compiled this report. town. our work.” weighman at a Utah Highway “They will keep doing it Col. Jesse L. Brokenburr, 45, Patrol weigh station near until they get caught or until Winter Haven, Florida, accept- Wendover shot an attacker people learn to take out their ed the position as TEAD’s com- who came at him with a knife FRIDAYS ON VINE keys,” Scharmann said. mander on July 29. on July 24. A change of command at Weighman Ed Fordham Tooele Army Depot was fea- July 23-26, 1968 said that a man entered the tured on the front page in Tooele County firefighters Wendover Port of Entry at Thursday’s edition. kept busy over the weekend about 6:45 a.m. Fordham said

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MARK WATSON people relax,” Benson said. range from elementary school STAFF WRITER “We like to play good music children to international The audience at Fridays on that makes you want to tap dignitaries, according to the Vine this week will hear a vari- your toes and have a good website. Monday, July 30, 2018 ety of string instruments and time.” Other members of the band 7-8 pm Only $10 per the sounds of a cajon. Benson was Utah’s 2016 include singer Alex Vincent person! “A cajon is like a drum set in banjo champion, and currently on the guitar and mandolin, Millpond Spa and Retreat a small box. You get a variety works as an occupational ther- singer Erin Patterson on the of sounds depending on where apist in Logan. mandolin, singer Grace Dayton 25 Plaza you hit it,” said Jordan Benson, The band was founded in on the violin, Joshua Hayes on Stansbury Park spokesperson and banjo player 2014 in Provo while members bass, and Talmage Haines on for Molly in the Mineshaft. “Hit were attending college and the guitar. it in one place and it’s a low performing with other bands. The band has played at cor- RSVP to Millpond Spa and Retreat sound, another place it sounds “Only one of us studied porate events, weddings and 435.843.8800 like a snare drum.” music in college,” Benson said. music festivals. The group includes between “We have degrees in every- Benson said one of their six to eight performers for its thing from healthcare to busi- favorite performances was at We look forward to sharing our treats with you! shows. ness to English and history.” the Western Music & Cowboy Scott Monson from Orem is The band’s music reveals its Poet Gathering in Heber City. proficient in playing the cajon, wide range of musical influ- He said the group used a Peruvian instrument. ences and features flavors of a variety of names and Tooele County School District The other musicians in the contemporary folk, bluegrass, finally settled on Molly in the group are masters of a variety blues, jazz, Celtic and rock, Mineshaft. of string instruments including according to mollyinthemine- “We liked the alliteration the guitar, banjo, violin, man- shaft.com. and the sound of it, and the REGISTRATION dolin, cello and bass. Most of Members of the band have name was born,” Benson said. the musicians recently gradu- performed throughout North He said the group wanted TOOELE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT REGISTRATION ated from college. America and Europe, includ- to make sure it could use the 2018-192018-19 SchoolSCHOOL YEAR Year “We feel strongly about the ing the United States, Mexico, name, and in the process First Day of School: August 21, 2018 therapeutic aspect of music Croatia, France, Switzerland learned that a Brahma cow First Day of School: August 21, 2018 and like to perform and help and Spain. Their audiences named Molly fell down a mine- shaft in California in 2015 and Online Registration for K-12 is now open. (Online Registration is required of all Tooele was rescued by a team of vet- County School District Students K-12). erinarians, animal control offi- ELEMENTARY (New Students) cers and tow truck operators. Registration will be held on August 8th , 9th, and 10th from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at all elementary schools, unless Your Complete Local otherwise noted. Fridays on Vine concerts, Kindergarten Schedule: located at Aquatic Center Park,  August 24th – Kindergarten Reception 200 W. Vine Street, are free th News Source  August 27 – First day students in class with limited seating. Patrons First Grade Schedule: Contact us today 435.882.0050 TOOELETRANSCRIPT are encouraged to bring a blan-  August 21st – 24th (Wednesday schedule all week.) ket or lawn chair. th or [email protected] BULLETIN  August 27 – Starts full day [email protected] SECONDARY Registration dates and times are as follows: SCHOOL DATE TIME August 8 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High August 9 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. FULL SERVICE FUNERAL HOME August 13 (New Students) 10:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. Grantsville Jr. High August 15 (7th Grade) 10:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. August 16 (8th Grade) 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

August 7 (7th Grade) 2:00 p.m. –7:00 p.m. August 8 (8th Grade) 2:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Tooele Jr. High New students please call for appt. beginning August 6th Blue Peak High August 14th 9:00 a.m.-- 2:00 p.m. August 7(8-12th grade) 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Dugway High August 8(8-12th grade) 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. August 9(7th grade) 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Grantsville High August 16 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. August 8 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. August 9 1:00 p.m.- 7:00 p.m. Stansbury High August 13 (New Students) By appt. only

Tooele High August 9 8:00 a.m.--7:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION CENTER Wendover High August 6-10 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. SERVING TOOELE COUNTY & THE WASATCH FRONT SINCE 1979 Immunizations: Seventh Grade Requirements – Utah Immunization Rule  Effective December 1, 2014, students entering 7th grade must have two doses of Varicella(chickenpox) vaccine.  Effective December 1, 2014, students entering the 7th grade must have a single dose of Meningococcal vaccine. Serving with Old Fashioned Warmth and Sincerity  Effective July 1, 2011, students entering 7th grade must have a Tdap booster, regardless of interval since the last tetanus/diphtheria containing vaccine. Students MAY NOT be admitted on the first day of school unless they have received a dose of Tdap or have an exemption form. A school cannot admit students if they are missing the Tdap vaccine. Students must be in full compliance from the first day of entry into school. 435.884.3031 • 50 W MAIN • GRANTSVILLE If you have any questions, please contact Jackie Gallegos, Administrative Secretary, (435)833-1900, Ext. 1104. www.daltonhoopes.com THURSDAY July 26, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A5 A6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 26, 2018 FLICK PICKS ‘Mamma Mia! Here we go again restores romantic musicals genre

wasn’t a big fan of the Despite these few minor first “Mamma Mia” movie. problems, I had an enjoyable There are parts where time. Many people may not like I Alex Dunn the singing and dancing are this sequel/prequel because STAFF COLUMNIST enjoyable, but overall, I wasn’t it is a “Mamma Mia” film. impressed with the film. Musicals, especially romantic So, if you told me that I musicals, have gotten a bad rap would love “Mamma Mia! Here Sam (Pierce Brosnan and over the last decade. Recently, we go again” before seeing it, Jeremy Irvine), Bill (Stellan “The Greatest Showman” and I wouldn’t have believed you. Skarsgård and Josh Dylan), “La La Land” have softened But I’m a believer now, because and Harry (Colin Firth and the hearts of many who don’t this movie is truly enjoyable. Hugh Skinner). We also get to like the genre, but I do think The reason? It does some- see how the three have fared there is still work to be done. thing brilliant and tells two since finding out they all have However, if Hollywood con- stories simultaneously. The a daughter. It’s this type of par- tinues making these musicals, first story takes place 10 allel storytelling that renews I can see them becoming a years after the events of the my faith in cinema. The film staple for general audiences. previous film with Sophie doesn’t treat its audience like Sheridan (Amanda Seyfried) morons, but it also under- reopening her mother’s hotel stands that its purpose is to FLICK AT A GLANCE after her death. The second entertain. “Mamma Mia! Here We Go COURTESY OF UNIVERSAL PICTURES takes place some 30 years The dance numbers are the Again” ago with her mother, Donna best part about “Mamma Mia! Young Donna with young Bill, played by Lily James and Josh Dylan. Sheridan (played by Lily James Here We Go Again.” ABBA’s Running Time: 114 minutes and Meryl Streep), meeting greatest hits are among the only wish is that all the songs surprising. good as they used to be. Pierce Rated: PG-13 Sophie’s fathers. Both stories best songs ever written, and could have been so impactful. Though I loved the movie, Brosnan’s voice was heav- Grade: A- could have worked on their when put to well-choreo- There were a few, particularly it wasn’t perfect. There were ily criticized in the first film, Now Playing own, but there’s something graphed dances, they blew me the “Fernando” number, that a few musical numbers that and his singing was severely about combining the two that away. I thought the “Waterloo” felt a little lazier, but I under- didn’t hit the mark, and I do limited in this film, which was makes this film both smart and number with a young Donna stand how hard it can be to think parts of both stories noticeable. Also Cher, who entertaining. and Harry was flawless, and choreograph so many dances. fade into obscurity at certain plays Ruby Sheridan (Sophie’s We finally get to see the I think it should be used as a Also, the transitions from points. Another weakness is grandmother), has lost a lot of story of how Donna met model for other musicals. My scene to scene were fun and some of the voices aren’t as power in her voice. Judge won’t order th cheerleader 70 Annual reinstated in free-speech case

LOGAN, Utah (AP) — A Utah cheerleader who claimed her school violated her free- LIVESTOCK dom of speech when it booted her from the squad over a profane video posted on social media won’t be reinstated while her lawsuit over the deci- sion plays out. U.S. District Judge Dale Kimball’s ruling said the case raises “very interesting First Amendment issues for our AUCTION social media age,” The Herald Journal in Logan reported . Still, he said she and her ST TH parents have refused the school’s offer to let her come back under conditions that AUGUST 1 – 4 include an apology and com- munity service. The girl is referred to as S.J. in court Deseret Peak Complex documents. “SJ is being restricted from the activity of her choice because she does not believe she should have conditions placed on her return,” Kimball WEDS, AUGUST 1 said in the ruling last month. PM “However, she could have 6:00 Breeding Sheep Show already rejoined the squad by 6:00-9:00PM Receive & weigh-in Beef, Sheep, Goats & Swine completing the conditions set PM 6:00-7:30 Written Test (start test anytime, fi nish by 7:30) by the school.” PM Her lawyer Angela Elmore 7:30-8:30 Junior Judging Contest told the Associated Press Monday the girl refused because she believes the school shouldn’t control her private THURS, AUGUST 2 speech, a cause that’s bigger 8:00AM Market Swine Classes than a year of cheerleading. PM The girl was removed from 12:00 Market Goat Classes the Mountain Crest High 1:00PM Market Sheep Classes School team after she posted 4:00PM Market Beef Classes a video in March on Snapchat PM of her and other cheerleaders 6:00 Pee Wee Showmanship Contest singing along to a rap song that included swear words. SAT, AUGUST 4 Corey Johnson filed the FRI, AUGUST 3 lawsuit in May on behalf of 7:00AM- BUYERS & EXHIBITORS BREAKFAST his daughter after appeals to AM 8:00 Showmanship Swine All buyers and exhibitors will receive tickets for school administration and the 11:00AM Showmanship Sheep breakfast, family members & parents may purchase Cache County School District PM a breakfast ticket for $3 each failed. The suit claims the 1:30 Showmanship Goats video was posted by mistake, 2:00PM Showmanship Beef and school officials dismissed 9AM- SALE OF MARKET LIVESTOCK 6:00PM Awards Ceremony / Ice Cream Social her from the team merely 7:00PM Beef, Sheep, Goats and Swine All Grands and reserve grands sell fi rst, then the because of the profanity used remainder of animals will be sold in the following in the video. permitted to leave show grounds order: Beef, Swine, Sheep and Goats. The suit also claims the punishment was gender dis- *Times subject to change due to length of shows. crimination because a football player disciplined because of text messages was not given an equal punishment. According to court docu- How to Purchase What to Expect from Your Purchase ments filed by the school • select animal & purchase Each and every animal is different, but the following is a general breakdown of the amount and district, the cheer adviser had instructed all potential cheer- • choose a meat cutter cuts of meat you can expect from an average sized animal if you purchase one for your own use. leaders before tryouts about proper social media usage, • meat cutter will call advising them to avoid posting when ready 1,300 Pound Steer 130 Pound Lamb 270 Pound Hog derogatory or explicit com- (cutting & wrapping additional charge) ments. — Live Weight — Live Weight — Live Weight “She explained to the poten- • pick up & put in freezer Steaks ...... 190 lbs Leg of Lamb ...19 lbs Ham ...... 55 lbs tial cheerleaders that there was a history of inappropri- If you prefer, a member of the Roasts ...... 220 lbs Shoulders ...... 16 lbs Loin ...... 55 lbs ate social media usage by Ground Meats .130 lbs Rack ...... 6 lbs Shoulder ...... 39 lbs Mountain Crest cheerleaders Auction Committee will be glad to and it had escalated the some- take care of bidding for you. Call Total ...... 620 lbs Shank ...... 6 lbs Bacon ...... 22 lbs times violent rivalry Mountain Crest had with its neighboring Bob Gowans 830-2336, Loin ...... 5 lbs Spareribs ...... 8 lbs school, Ridgeline, and created Ed Johnson 830-1618, Jim Gowans Total ...... 61 lbs Ground Meats .10 lbs conflict with Mountain Crest,” court records stated. 830-2215 or Janette Shields Total ...... 189 lbs The suit is seeking financial 830-1139. Please fi ll out the compensation and a court dec- Buyer’s Order Form and return it. PUBLIC WELCOME! laration that the cheerleader’s constitutional rights were violated. THURSDAY July 26, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A7

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FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Owners of commercial buildings in Tooele City will see a major increase in the amount of property tax they pay to Tooele City for Fiscal Year 18-19 if a proposed higher rate is approved. A truth-in-taxation hearing for the proposed increase is scheduled for Aug. 15 at Tooele City Hall.

ated $253,597 in sales tax last the lawsuit during the June 20 “We are going to work with Hike year. public hearing. our businesses to help them do continued from page A1 “You’re proposed property “We’ve done everything we business. They have to provide tax increase for us is just $6 shy can to decrease the exposure good service and do their part, of $40K. So I ask as a business to the citizens,” Wardle said. but we are going to be a willing property tax. Under the pro- owner — where do I go to make “Most of us weren’t here when partner with them.” Inspiring Healthy Lives posed tax increase, the city tax up $40K?” Peterson said. the lawsuit started.” Winn said Tooele residents bill for the same property jumps “This takes away from our The lawsuit Wardle should support Tooele busi- to $590 this year — andin- employee benefits, our cost-of- referred to is the one between nesses as much possible. crease of $315. living increases our insurance Tooele City and Overlake Tyson Hamilton, owner of A commercial property val- increases,” he added. “We face Development, which was Another Man’s Treasures, also ued at $480,000 last year paid the same problems you (Tooele settled a few years ago with the spoke at the June 20 meeting. $879. With the tax increase, it City) do, but in order to stay city agreeing to pay $22 mil- He said as a business owner, would pay $1,899 this year, an competitive in the market that lion. he doesn’t like the tax increase, increase of $1,010. we’re in, we just can’t pass the Wardle said the $22 million but he supports it because it is The size of the tax increase buck. We live in a competitive judgment levy was negotiated needed. He said he supports a was a hot point of discussion private industry where we bid in half to $11 million by donat- strong police force, according during a June 20 public hearing jobs out and that’s what we ing water rights to help pay for to minutes from the meeting. Look for it every on the proposed budget and tax face.” the judgment. He said the city If individuals shop locally it month in your TOOELE increase. Hamner said that one busi- has used savings to pay for the will help local business own- TRANSCRIPT Tooele Transcript “As a business owner, I ness owner said it was disheart- bond payment the past two ers pay for the tax increase, BULLETIN am receiving a rather large ening that he will have to pay years, according to the minutes Hamilton said. Bulletin increase,” said Aaron Peterson more taxes to pay for a lawsuit of the meeting. [email protected] of Peterson Industrial Depot the city lost. He said the busi- Winn said businesses under- during the public hearing. “… ness owner said he may have to stand there is going to be a tax This increase takes away from layoff an employee to pay his increase. us being able to support the tax bill. “I’ve made a commitment ish Friday community that we live in.” Councilman Scott Wardle to them to make Tooele a F s He said his company gener- responded to questions about business-friendly city,” she said. All You Can Eat COMPUTATION OF RATE CHANGE ON COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ONLYONLY F.M.V. FY 2018 PROPOSED INC/(DEC) INC/MONTH Grilled or Fried 150,000 275 590 315 26.29 12.9913.99 160,000 293 630 337 28.05 INCLUDES 170,000 311 669 358 29.80 SOUP & SALAD BAR 180,000 330 708 378 31.55 190,000 348 748 400 33.31 200,000 366 787 421 35.06 210,000 385 826 441 36.81 8836 Clinton Landing Rd, Hwy 40 • Lake Point Conveniently located inside 220,000 403 866 463 38.57 801-250-8585 ext 218 230,000 421 905 484 40.32 240,000 439 944 505 42.07 250,000 458 984 526 43.82 260,000 476 1,023 547 45.58 270,000 494 1,062 568 47.33 280,000 513 1,102 589 49.08 290,000 531 1,141 610 50.84 300,000 549 1,180 631 52.59 310,000 568 1,220 652 54.34 Could your discomfort 320,000 586 1,259 673 56.10 330,000 604 1,298 694 57.85 be caused by a hernia? 340,000 623 1,338 715 59.60 350,000 641 1,377 736 61.35 360,000 659 1,416 757 63.11 If you experience a heavy feeling in your abdomen when 370,000 677 1,456 779 64.86 you bend, pain when you lift heavy objects, or a lump that 380,000 696 1,495 799 66.61 enlarges when you strain and disappears when you lie 390,000 714 1,534 820 68.37 down, it could be a hernia. Having it treated will not only ease your discomfort, it will also prevent the hernia from 400,000 732 1,574 842 70.12 damaging internal organs. At Oquirrh Surgical Services, we 410,000 751 1,613 862 71.87 Blaine provide surgical repair for all types of hernias. So don’t wait. 420,000 769 1,653 884 73.62 Cashmore, M.D. Same-day consultations are often available. 430,000 787 1,692 905 75.38 Board-Certified General Surgeon Call 435-228-0061. 440,000 806 1,731 925 77.13 450,000 824 1,771 947 78.88 460,000 842 1,810 968 80.64 470,000 861 1,849 988 82.39 480,000 879 1,889 1,010 84.14 The above chart shows the proposed change in property taxes for commercial properties in Tooele. The first column shows fair market value of the property, the second column shows the payment amount for FY17-18, the third column shows the proposed amount with the increase, the fourth column shows the amount of the yearly increase and the fifth column shows the increase per month.

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Marcia Jeannine meal and dessert you wanted Robert Leslie loved and lived for his wife, on your birthday. One year, children, grandchildren, great- Macklin Stoddard celebrating two birthdays Warren grandchildren, and his little on one day, she made fancy dog, Lily. Early in the morning on Chinese rice, French crepes, Robert Leslie Warren, He is survived by his wife, Thursday, July 19, 2018, our lemon merengue pie and beloved husband, father, Nancy; son, Karl (Starla) sweet mom, grandma, and pineapple upside down cake. grandfather, and great- Warren of Hudson, Wisconsin; dear friend, Marcia Jeannine She made beautiful dresses grandfather, passed away on daughters, Barbara (Kelly) Macklin Stoddard, died. She and ornate Halloween cos- Wednesday, July 25, 2018, in Davis and Jodi (Chris) Jensen, was 79. Marcia was born tumes. Some of the notables Tooele, Utah. both of Tooele, Utah; grand- April 5, 1939, in Sacramento, were Batman (the blue 60s Robert was born Aug. 31, children, Ashley (Bryan) California, to Loran (Mack) version), a devil with a tail 1937, to Joseph and Dorothy Detweller of Stansbury Park and Vineta Macklin. She has that pinned on your butt, a Warren. He was born and and Mike (Melissa) Davis of one brother, Loran. Officially bear/big-foot/wookie and raised in Butte, Montana. He Tooele, Utah; great- grandchil- she has 4 children: Shawna, an extremely detailed ET the met and married his soul mate, dren, Elle, Camden and Harper Mack, Chell and Daniel; and Extra Terrestrial costume. Nancy Lee Foote, on April 19, of Stansbury Park; and neph- 15 grandchildren and lots of Mom and Dad collected 1959. They were married for ews, Robert, Michael and Brian unofficial ones of both. friends from every place an amazing 59 years. Together, (Ella) Warren, all of California. Mom is back together now they lived. In Scottsdale, they had three children. ment. Robert’s attitude in life was: with her husband, Joe, who people with her great love. Richardson, Houston, San Jose Robert received an honor- Some of his accomplish- “I’ve had a great life. I’ve been passed just 8 months ago. Mom and Dad never drew and Tooele, they found friends able discharge upon his release ments include volunteer a mile underground, been on a They married in Los Angeles much of a line between family that they grew to love and from the Navy Reserve. fireman, founder of the battleship on the ocean, fought on Sept. 15, 1959. They had and friends. Every Christmas stayed close to in all the years He started working in the Home School Association of forest fires and best of all, I planned to marry on Sept. 14, included someone extra with afterward. Butte mines as a diamond drill Butte, worked with the Boy raised a great family! What but the temple was closed, us. Many times they opened Mom, Marcia, leaves behind helper at 19 years of age. He Scouts of America and was a else would I need.” so Mom spent what was sup- their home for a few weeks or loved ones too many to count, continued as a heavy equip- church youth leader for the A memorial service will posed to be her wedding night months or years to someone in and now joins just as many ment operator for Anaconda Congregational Church in be held at the Tooele Springs sharing a room with her soon- need, and those people became who have left this life before Company in various positions. Butte, Mt. Calvary Chapel, 47 N. Main to-be sister-in-law, Barbara. forever another Stoddard. her. We know she is now well He was most proud of being Bob took enjoyment in his Street, Tooele, Utah, on It has been sweet to see Mom Chrystal, Gilda and Karin are and safe and surrounded by the holder of a 1st class hoist- garden and being a handyman. Saturday, July 28, 2018, from and Dad grow closer in recent a few who came to stay for love, but we will miss her here ing engineer license, which He loved doing woodwork 12–1 p.m., followed by a years, with him taking care a while at our house and are with us. took many years of apprentice- and working in his garage. His graveside service for family of her, and Mom growing in now another one of Marcia and Services will be on Monday, ship and testing. greatest joy was his family. He and close friends. appreciation of his loving care. Joes’s kids. July 30, 2018, at 11 a.m. at the In 1978, they moved to Mom said she misses him and Mom loved to cook and LDS Chapel in Pine Canyon, Tooele where he worked for things like their drives up the sew, and these were ways she Utah, 2032 Churchwood Drive Tyson Mining Company and canyon and sharing a whopper expressed her love. If you liked with a prior visitation from Anaconda Company as a hoist- from Burger King. your beef stroganoff without 9:30 – 10:45 a.m. Interment ing engineer. He later worked Looking back on Mom’s life, sour cream, she would do it will be in the Pleasant Green for both Amax and Dugway Fire lookouts span it’s clear she touched many that way. She would cook any Cemetery in Magna, Utah. Baker Area until his retire- eras, stay crucial in spotting wildfires

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Fire- Challis National Forest in 2010 lookout towers perched atop opted to boost its staffed look- COMING SOON! remote, craggy peaks across the outs from four to six and cut U.S. West may seem like quaint back on flights over the rugged reminders of an era before area. satellites, smartphones and jet- Those who staff the lookouts propelled air tankers. usually stay in the rustic, one- Indeed, some of the struc- room towers or in nearby cabins tures are more than 100 years during fire season. Each tower old. But with their lofty views is unique, but many are outfit- and good old-fashioned human ted with a wooden bed frame, observation, fire lookouts play a table and chairs and an a crucial role in the nation’s outhouse. Some contain small front-line efforts to stop wild- kitchens and wood stoves. fires. “Being a lookout is not a “The biggest piece of this job for everybody,” said Forest puzzle is to keep fires small,” Service lookout Samsara at said Kassidy Kern, a U.S. Forest Duffey, preparing to spend the Service spokeswoman based in next three months at about in Stansbury Park Oregon’s Deschutes National 8,000 feet (2,400 meters) The Pier Forest. “And the way to do that at Patrol Mountain Lookout is to have someone who is vigi- in Montana’s Bob Marshall lant and scanning.” Wilderness with her dog, a blue Fire lookouts start taking on heeler named Rye. “But it’s a more responsibility about now good job for a lot of folks who as wildfire season transitions have patience and the ability to from lower elevation grasslands be alone.” to higher elevation forests. Lookouts make about $14 an Some towers are just getting hour for an eight-hour day and staffed as snow melts and they time-and-a-half for overtime. In become accessible. This week, an average four- to five-month according to the National season, Eustace said, a busy fire Interagency Fire Center, there lookout can expect to work 200 are more than 50 large wild- to 300 hours of overtime. fires, mostly in the West, that Duffey said that like many have consumed about 1,500 lookouts, she’s vigilant the square miles (3,900 square kilo- entire day as opposed to just meters). the eight hours she’s being The Forest Service saw the paid. This will be her 21st sum- Enjoy pleasant family evenings need for early detection fol- mer at the tower. The attrac- lowing wildfires in 1910 in tion: “Just the idea of being on your own beach at Stansbury Idaho and adjacent states that able to wake up on a mountain- merged, killing 87 people and top and spend the day watching Park’s own wakeboard lake! torching 4,700 square miles the clouds move and the light (12,100 square kilometers). change,” said Duffey, 42. “It’s • Beautiful Gated Community The solution was fire look- really tough to walk away from outs, with the number peaking that.” • Only 30 minutes from Salt Lake City somewhere around 5,000 in The walk into Patrol • Community Beach with a Children’s Play Park the 1940s, many constructed Mountain Lookout is not so by the Civilian Conservation easy either — a 6-mile (10-kilo- • Boatless Wakeboard System Corps, a federal program that meter) uphill hike, a typical • Aqua Park Playground paid young, unemployed men effort for many fire lookouts. all photos are only representations. during the Great Depression to That’s a selling point, the plant trees, develop parks and Forest Service has discovered, build roads and other struc- for backcountry enthusiasts tures. Only about 400 lookouts who don’t mind spending remain, mostly in the West, money to hike in and rent a fire after the Forest Service decided lookout that’s no longer active aircraft could replace them and and experience what Duffy gets destroyed many lookouts from paid to do. the 1960s through 1980s rather Medicine Point Lookout in than pay for needed repairs. the Bitterroot National Forest is Using aircraft to spot wild- where Eustace started his fire- fires, particularly after lightning fighting career in 1976. “It was storms, has become a signifi- essentially saved from destruc- cant part of the Forest Service’s tion because the Forest Service firefighting efforts. But officials decided to restore it and put Choose From Many Different Floorplans & Lots on or off the Lake have also found the remain- it into the rental program,” he ing lookouts spot the majority said. of forest wildfires in the areas Nearly 75 such lookouts are • Upgrades are our standard they cover, giving firefighters available for rent, the sales crucial extra time to put them pitch combining great views • Custom Home Builder out before they spread. with a sense of history. In general, officials say, air- Medicine Point was built in craft can remain aloft for only 1940 and, like many other look- • Your plan or ours limited periods and can miss outs, is listed on the National the faint or intermittent smoke Register of Historic Places. • We can design your perfect home from a nascent wildfire. A fire Some active fire lookouts are lookout can zero in on the area also on the list. • .40 Acre Lots and spend more time observing Efforts continue, meanwhile, it to get a better understanding to figure out a way to once and • Building Homes for over 30 Years of what might be happening. for all make fire lookouts obso- $ “A trained lookout can be lete with modern and poten- Starting in the 400’s pretty darn accurate,” said Rene tially cheaper ways to spot fires. Eustace, fire lookout coordi- One plan replaces humans with nator for part of Montana’s remotely operated cameras. Laramie Dunn & Lisa Neil Bitterroot National Forest. “They’ve tried that, but so far “They learn the country. That’s it’s not perfected,” Eustace said. Realtypath 2014 & 2015 top producers in Utah & 2016 top producing agent for the Tooele County Association of Realtors one of their jobs.” “It’s still, in my opinion and the Fire-lookout towers are opinion of a lot of folks in the Laramie 435-224-4000 found mostly in national for- Forest Service, better to have a ests, which have autonomy on person on a mountaintop who Lisa 435-849-6130 using them. Idaho’s Salmon- can give you a description.” THURSDAY July 26, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A9

packet. not sign the verification state- Rezone State code also states that ment for those signatures. continued from page A1 the county clerk cannot certify A Utah Highway Patrol a signature in a referendum trooper told deputies that he states that each person whose packet if the signature was not signed a referendum packet signature appears in the packet witnessed and verified as speci- while standing outside a fire- “signed his name in my pres- fied in state code. works stand. The person who ence.” “The investigation showed verified his signature was Initially, Gillette found that there were more problems not present when he signed the referendum sponsors were than just the verfiers signing the packet, according to the successful in gathering a total for signatures they had not trooper. of 2,799 signatures from regis- witnessed,” wrote Gillette. “With a limited investigation tered voters, with 2,749 valid “Signers of the petition stated due to time constraints, the signatures required for certifi- that they had signed individual investigators determined that cation. pages of the petition with per- no fewer than 20 signatures, Gillette then checked the sons other than the verifier.” and possibly as many as 27 verification statements for each In a legal opinion prepared signatures, were not properly packet and had to eliminate one for Gillette by Broadhead, after witnessed and verified,” wrote packet that had no signature the sheriff’s investigation, Broadhead in his opinion. on the verification statement. Broadhead stated that deputies In his opinion, Broadhead That left the referendum with contacted people whose name stated that the improper verifi- 2,755 valid signatures, still appeared on the referendum cation of referendum signatures enough for the referendum to packets that they knew, either “was a pattern of behavior and be certified and placed on the personally or professionally. it is likely that further investiga- November ballot. In one case an employee at tion would uncover many more FILE PHOTO But Gillette was contacted the Tooele County Detention signatures that were improperly Developer Darald Anderson has plans to put homes on a piece of property that was zoned residential, but is fac- by Derald Anderson, the appli- Center was interviewed. The witnessed.” ing pushback from some Stanbury Park residents. cant for the rezone that is the employee stated that he was Enough improperly verified subject of the referendum. given a signature page, which signatures were found during wrote Broadhead. “The judicial a referendum to be insuffi- county clerk to accept and file Anderson claimed to have proof he took to work where it was the investigation to declare branch of government has the cient, any one of the referen- a referendum that has been that not all of the signature ver- signed by nine jail employees. the referendum signatures to authority to review the statutes dum sponsors may demand a refused by the clerk. ifiers had personally witnessed The employee returned the sig- be insufficient, according to and determine whether the recount of the signatures to be Erin Giles, a referendum the signatures in the petition nature page to the person who Broadhead. verification of signatures is a completed in the presence of a petition sponsor, declined to packets that they verified as gave it to him. “As county officers and mem- necessary element of the refer- sponsor, according to state law. comment on the referendum’s required by state code. The signature page that bers of the executive branch of endum process.” State law also allows any status, pending a consultation Gillette informed Tooele bears the signature of the nine government, it is our duty to If a county clerk determines voter may apply to the state with her attorney. County Attorney Scott jail employees appears in a apply the law as it is written,” the number of signatures for Supreme Court to compel a [email protected] Broadhead of Anderson’s alle- packet that was verified not by gations. Broadhead brought the person who gathered and in Tooele County Sheriff Paul witnessed the signatures, but Wimmer to conduct an inves- by one of the petition sponsors. tigation because, according to In another incident, investi- state code, it is a class A mis- gators talked to an individual demeanor for a person to sign who took a referendum packet a verification statement on a to their gym and obtained five packet if they did not witness signatures, but the person who the signatures contained in that witnessed the signatures did Tooele Foot & Ankle Clinic Musicians keep tradition IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT alive at fiddle competition

CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — Each Wyoming and around the U.S., Dr. David G McKenzie Tuesday night, a group of musi- Robinson said. cians gather in a nondescript Some young musicians from has joined our practice full-time. He and room at the Natrona County around the state and region play Dr. Kim A. Halladay will see patient’s School District offices. for years, but become involved Monday - Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. They sit together in a small in other activities as they grow circle, plucking, strumming and up, she explained. Friday appointments are also available. fiddling their wooden instru- Robinson and some of her ments. Soon, the room is filled family have been competing with old time Americana music. at the national level for 28 PLEASE CALL OUR OFFICE AT 435-882-0711 At the most recent jam ses- years, and she’s noticed the the TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT sion, the local fiddling club’s number of contestants in the youngest member, Boone national championship has also Donley, stood and began to significantly dropped in recent perform a solo. His bow moved years, she said. under his cowboy hat as the “Our mission is to perpetuate 8-year-old led the melody for the art of old time fiddling, but “Down in the Valley.” we have to have these younger Donley performed for judges people coming up to do that,” at the 28th annual Rocky Robinson said. Mountain Regional Fiddle The club works hard to main- Championships and Music tain that tradition, organizers Festival. say. But they face challenges “Very good,” said Jay Saul, including drops in funding, 78. “That’s better than the last especially in the past two years Your Attendance time I heard you.” amid Wyoming’s economic Musicians from Wyoming slump, Whiteman said. and nearby states gathered A recent $1,000 donation for for a regional championship extra prize money has helped hosted by the local fiddling club, draw more competitors for this Wyoming Fiddlers’ Association year’s competition, she said. District (hash)4. She hopes to boost specta- Fiddling contests used to tor attendance for the event to dot the Wyoming landscape. watch top fiddlers perform. The But they’ve dwindled in recent event is free to spectators thanks Can Save a Life years as the fiddling population to funds from the Wyoming Arts ages and fewer young musicians Council. carry on the tradition, organiz- The competition features ers said. musicians of all ages vying for Organ Donation Awareness Presentation Now, the Rocky Mountain regional titles and chances to Regional Fiddle Championships attend nationals, Whiteman and Music Festival is the last fid- said. Fiddlers perform, but also dling contest in Wyoming. guitarists, mandolin players, Fiddling contests in Wyoming singers and more. All residents of the Tooele area are invited to attend this critical presentation weren’t always rare, said Casey While many of the com- Whiteman, president of the petitors are older, there will be to learn about the programs and services of Intermountain Donor Service. Wyoming Fiddlers’ Association young musicians at the event. District (hash)4 and chair- Boone, the 8-year-old fiddler woman of the regional champi- at the jam, signed up for lessons Hear stories of local individuals that have a second chance on life thanks to onship. with Whiteman after seeing Contests have disappeared in the Charlie Daniels Band at the donated organs. Hear from Parents and Grandparents awaiting a donor. Riverton, Gillette, Douglas and Beartrap Summer Festival on Buffalo, while Whiteman said Casper Mountain, he said. He she recently learned a longtime started attending the weekly contest in Jackson won’t con- jams, and he plans to compete Learn of the joy and peace experienced by families of those that made the tinue due to lack of funds. this weekend in fiddling and “There used to be about vocal contests in his age divi- ultimate donation to extend the life of another. seven, and now we’re just the sion, he said. last one,” Whiteman said. “And Another young member is it’s been really just in the last 19-year-old Cyla Parris. She five years that they’ve all just said it can be hard for young kind of dissipated.” people to get into fiddling. She Presented by Intermountain Donor Services (IDS) Many of the organizers have searched for a fiddle teacher to retired or died, local club mem- explore her love of bluegrass ber Billie Donovan said. music after studying classical Donovan is organizing a tro- violin. phy presentation next month to She competed in the regional honor the former state fiddling championship for the first time championship, which started in last year, and returns this week- Shoshoni in 1974, ran there for end to compete in the young 33 years and drew more than adults fiddle and women’s sing- 1,000 competitors, she said. ing categories. After the organizer “It’s really a different feel- retired, the contest moved to ing to be in a competition,” she Thermopolis and then to the said at this week’s Tuesday jam. Wyoming State Fair in Douglas. “It gives you a little bit of drive Saturday, July 28, 2018 at 1:00 PM But it ended two years ago. to do better — not to do better Ann Robinson is the past than others but to do better than St. Marguerites Parish Hall president of the Wyoming you would normally do. Again Fiddlers’ Association District it’s a growth curve. It pushes th (hash)4 and organized the you past the limit just a little bit, 15 South 7 Street, Tooele, UT regional championships in just enough so you grow.” Casper before she turned over If Wyoming’s last fiddling the reins this year to Whiteman. competition disappeared, it Fiddling has dwindled in would be a tragedy, she said. A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 26, 2018 Hometown

FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO Excelsior Academy’s new athletic director Jason Soto stands near the soccer practice area on cam- pus. The field is not large enough for games, so the school is looking to find a field for its games.

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Excelsior Academy begins sports program with new Athletic Director Jason Soto, but the first item of business is where to play soccer this coming fall?

ason Soto is looking to educate Tooele area pre- also come and support.” teens about the need for good exercise, sports- Soto has been athletic for most of his life. manship, team building and lifelong health. But He played just about every sport available when he J before he can fulfill his job to the utmost, he will was in high school, but did not play sports in college. also need a soccer field. Among these, volleyball is his favorite. Soto, 34, of Tooele, is the new athletic director at Born in Spokane, Washington, he joined the Army Excelsior Academy in Erda and with the new fall sports Reserve in 2004. He was deployed to Iraq in 2005. Then, program, he is scouting for an outdoor venue on which he returned to Utah with the 420th M.P. unit until he his soccer team can play. came out of the Army in 2012. Excelsior Academy is a free charter school in Erda that He attended the University of Utah, where he worked recently expanded its upper grades to make a middle on a bachelor’s degree in exercise and sports science, school, with grades 6, 7 and 8. and a minor in health education. Soto is a lifelong sports lover who considers his new “I always wanted to be a physical education teacher,” job a dream come true. he said. “I always wanted to just help the kids like P.E. “It has always been my dream to get a sports program I have heard lots of stories of people not liking P.E. going at Excelsior,” he said. “People, especially the kids, because their teacher was rough, and they had to do have wanted more variety in the things we offer, and they are excited for activities they can tryout for, and SEE TEAM PAGE A11 ® THURSDAY July 26, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN A11

Team continued from page A10 things they were not interested in.” Soto started teaching at Excelsior when it opened in 2009. The first year he was an assis- tant for the P.E. teacher. “After the second year of doing that, I left to go to school full-time,” he said. “After I got my bachelor’s, I knew Excelsior was looking for a P.E. teacher and I knew I [would] always come back.” It was the perfect fit. When he was first hired, he worked with both elementary and middle school students. Then the principal suggested he work just with middle school students. That’s where he has been ever since. Excelsior recently expanded, doubling the number of stu- FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO dents. And, with the increase of size to 1,215 total students, the Soto admits that he wanted Utah Charter and Small School school has hired yet another P.E. to be a head coach at a junior Athletic League for its involve- teacher, Soto said. This year, high. But when this opportunity ment with boys soccer and girls Soto will be in the middle school came up, he jumped on it. volleyball. teaching P.E. classes as well as “Starting a sports program Both teams will practice in PHOTO COURTESY OF JASON SOTO managing the middle school’s is something that I have been the area, but travel to Salt Lake Jason Soto lives what he teaches, an active lifestyle which includes competing in Spartan Races. He competed in the Spartan Super at Nordic Valley Ski Resort (above) in 2017. Soto (above left) sits in the gymnasium area at athletics. for games. Home games will be wanting to do for a long time,” Excelsior Academy. What sets his program apart? he said. “When we first started played in the new gym. Soto said he wants P.E. classes looking into such a program But Excelsior still needs a “We will travel to different and track. and track teams will be open to to be interesting. at Excelsior, no one knew any- soccer field for its outdoor fall schools or sites to run or play, “In ultimate frisbee, we will all students. “We teach the traditional thing. We had no connections games. but the Utah Association is a be doing that with the league, “One thing that is important sports and then I also try to find and we had a ton of questions In addition to soccer in the competitive league. They keep against those schools,” he said. is that I expect all our athletes other sports that focus on dif- about how to get a sports pro- fall, the school will offer cross- scores and rankings,” Soto said. “Track will stay with the local to be students first — they have ferent strengths, for example gram started.” country, as it has along with the He will be involved with the middle schools, just 7th and 8th to keep up their grades and that may not require such fast The plan for the school is other middle schools in the area state sports association and grades.” classroom behavior,” Soto said. running, or great throwing,” to start this fall with students for the past several years. fulfilling his duties as athletic Other than track, the other “… They are students first and he said. “I want to broaden the involved in girls volleyball, boys Soto said Excelsior competes director, making sure the coach- sports will include 6th, as well athletes second.” knowledge of the students and soccer and cross country. with Grantsville, Clark Junior es are able to do their jobs and as 7th and 8th grade students. Soto is busy setting his expec- teach them teamwork and a few Since Excelsior has a new High and St. Marguerite’s in have the things they need. He For Soto, the icing on the tations for Exelsior Academy’s different activities.” middle school building with a cross-country. He said other will also focus on communica- cake for Excelsior sports would new sports program and outlin- Soto said getting students new gym space, Soto is excited schools may also get involved in tion between the school and the be to expand each sport so there ing what sports the school will involved in attending activities for how involved in sports the this co-ed sport. league. could be two teams. offer. While a soccer field on brings lifelong physical involve- students can become. “So right now, just like every- In addition to the fall sports, “We are not limited to just school grounds could be a future ment. “We now have a big enough thing, I am trying to get coaches Excelsior will offer winter sports one team,” he said. “It would be possibility, Excelsior’s soccer “Not everyone goes out and space to have bleachers for lined up to coach these sports,” this school year. Boys basketball nice to have two different teams team will need somewhere to lifts weights, not unless you spectators to watch and the abil- Soto said. “We are having our will be before winter break and that could compete in soccer, for play this year. With help from are learning that in a sport,” ity to play without spectators growing pains, but we are dou- girls basketball will be after win- example. It will just give more the community, Soto is hopeful he said. “I want to be teaching being in the way,” he said. “So bling in enrollment and that is ter break. students the opportunity to that someone will present the them now how to do certain that is something that is going expected.” “All that will be in our fancy compete. So hopefully that will team with a temporary home things that can help them be to be new and I am excited for He said transporting the team new gym,” Soto said. be down the road.” until something more perma- physically active. If sports are — to have spectators come and may be more work for the par- In the spring, the schedule He added that soccer, basket- nent can replace that field. not your thing, then we can watch.” ents of athletes this year, but he includes boys volleyball and ball and frisbee will all require After all, Erda is known for its learn real life activities.” The school will join the thinks it will be worth it. girls’ soccer, ultimate frisbee tryouts, but the cross-country acreage.

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Entities proposing a tax increase If approved, tax will increase / Average Value From To STOCKTON TOWN / $106,600 Residential: $144.82 $217.22 Commercial: $263.30 $394.95 TOOELE CITY / $191,200 Residential: $192.55 $413.80 Commercial: $350.09 $752.37 NORTH TOOELE CITY SPECIAL Residential: $40.79 $44.87 SERVICE DISTRICT / $240,000 Commercial: $74.16 $81.58

Public hearing information Entity Date/Time Location Phone STOCKTON TOWN Aug 09,2018 7:00 pm 18 N. Johnson St. 435-882-3877 Stockton TOOELE CITY Aug 15,2018 7:00 pm 90 N. Main St. 435-843-2158 Tooele NORTH TOOELE Aug 08,2018 8:00 pm 90 N. Main St. 435-850-8167 CITY SPECIAL Tooele SERVICE DISTRICT

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Unless otherwise requested, community news items such as weddings, missionaries, birthdays, babies and The Bulletin • Missionaries Board must be submitted by 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. To place a community news item or for more • Classifieds and Public Notices information contact the Community News Editor at 882-0050 or [email protected]. Items more than one month old Sports will not be considered for publication. DeRyke signs with Colo. school Tooele’s Mercy work paid off for the Buffs’ me a lot with my confidence DeCook. DeRyke makes a play during starting second baseman, as and helped me become a better Former Tooele “I was looking for a col- the Class 4A she signed a national Letter- player — and college-ready.” lege to go to that was close to state softball second baseman of-Intent to play at Colorado DeRyke saw some varsity home,” DeRyke said. “I started tournament in Northwestern Community playing time as a sophomore, looking in-state, and nothing Spanish Fork College in Rangely, Colorado. making 26 plate appearances really happened, so I started in May. DeRyke to join Spartans “Going into high school in 22 games. Her junior year, looking at (other) states that has signed a really helped me improve as she earned a starting spot and were really close, and I saw national Letter- DARREN VAUGHAN a player,” DeRyke said. “My hit .279 with five doubles, two Colorado Northwestern, so I of-Intent to SPORTS EDITOR freshman year, I was only on home runs and 20 RBIs. Her went on a visit. I really liked play softball at Colorado Former Tooele softball play- the frosh team, and my sopho- batting average dipped to .212 the coach and I like how small Northwestern er Mercy DeRyke had to work more year I made JV. Then, we as a senior, but her steady play everything is and how close Community her way up the ladder to earn got new coaches our junior and at second base helped anchor everything is. He offered me a College in a spot on the Buffaloes’ varsity senior year, and they helped the right side of the Buffs’ scholarship and it’s only four Rangely, roster as a junior, showing me improve a ton. I was play- infield. She committed just two hours away from home, so that Colorado. immense growth as a player ing different positions, and errors during the season, and was a big part in my decision.” along the way. now I’m really confident in the drew the interest of Colorado FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/ Earlier this year, that hard position I play. They helped Northwestern coach Ken SEE DERYKE PAGE B4 ® TTB PHOTO

GETTING BACK TO WORK FROM THE

he fall sports season is SIDELINES approaching, and that Tmeans local high school athletes are hard at work getting ready for the tough competition ahead. No rest Grantsville’s boys golf team was at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course in Tooele on Wednesday morn- ing, with practice having just for the opened Monday. The baseball teams out at Wendover and Dugway high schools were also allowed to begin practicing on weary Monday, as Class 1A schools play baseball in the fall. This coming Monday, prac- tices for the local football, girls athletes soccer and girls tennis teams can begin, and golf tournaments can get under way. The first Class 1A baseball games can be played Darren Vaughan Tuesday. SPORTS EDITOR Volleyball practices can begin Aug. 6, with the first cross- country meets, tennis matches and soccer games on Aug. 7. t’s becoming increasingly Volleyball matches will start obvious that there is no off- Aug. 14, with the first football Iseason in high school sports games Aug. 17 and 18. anymore. The dog days of summer are Why else would we be talk- almost over. It’s almost game ing about practice (apologies time. to the great Allen Iverson) in July? On some level, it makes sense. Golf practice got started earlier this week, and the season ends in early October. Would you want to try to play the state tournament closer to, The Grantsville golf team gets say, Halloween? It might work some instructions from coach if you played the state tourna- Rick Harrison (above) during ment in St. George or Moab Wednesday’s practice at Oquirrh every year, but not most other Hills Golf Course in Tooele. The places in the state. It could team began practicing for the be 80 degrees or 30 degrees. upcoming season on Monday. The same goes for the Class Carlos Silva and Brady Lazareno (bottom left) practice their touch 1A baseball tournament, set around the green. Scott May to take place in Spanish Fork (bottom right) works on his chip- around the same time, as well ping. The team will play its first as the girls tennis tournament match Aug. 6. FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTOS SEE VAUGHAN PAGE B4 ® NHSFR a success for Evans, Stewart

DARREN VAUGHAN Wyatt Murray of Neola, fin- SPORTS EDITOR ished 37th in team roping. Erda cowboys Dawson They were unsuccessful in Stewart and Braydin Evans their first run, but their sec- competed at the National ond run resulted in a time High School Finals Rodeo of 6.1 seconds and a fourth- in Rock Springs, Wyoming, place finish in the second last week, with Evans bring- go-round. ing home a sixth-place finish Stewart posted a time of in the All-Around Cowboy 20.06 seconds in his first standings. steer wrestling run, while his Evans ranked 12th in the second run was unsuccessful tie-down roping average, and didn’t result in a time. recording a total time of That left him 110th in the 44.86 seconds. He struggled final standings. in his first run, recording a Stewart had more success time of 13.19 seconds that in the cutting arena, where had him 42nd in the stand- he finished 44th of 72 com- ings, but he rebounded with petitors with 271 points. He a time of 9.13 in his second was 34th after the first go- run — good for fourth in round with 140 points, and the second go-round. That recorded 131 points (54th) FRANCIE AUFDEMORTE/TTB PHOTO earned him a spot in the in his second effort, which Braydin Evans of Erda, seen here in a June 2015 file photo, finished 12th final performance, where he left him outside of the top 20 PHOTO COURTESY OF DAVID CLAYTON in tie-down roping and 37th in team roping at the National High School ranked 12th with a time of competitors who advanced to Dawson Stewart of Erda finished 44th in boys cutting and 110th in steer Finals Rodeo in Rock Springs, Wyoming, last week. Evans also finished 22.54. the short go. wrestling at the National High School Finals Rodeo in Rock Springs, sixth in the All-Around Cowboy standings. Evans and his teammate, [email protected] Wyoming, last week.

SPORTS WRAP Salt Lake Bees Memphis (65-38) tried to come four-game series at home against followed by Stanford, Oregon, munity service with athletic and named to the watchlist for the The Bees bounced back from back late. On Tuesday, the Nashville on Friday. California, Washington State and academic achievement. Pulsipher Wuerffel Trophy, the school Bees fell behind early and never Oregon State. Washington is the graduated from BYU prior to his announced Thursday morning. He a disappointing Pioneer Day University of Utah football loss with a 7-5 triumph over the recovered in a 14-4 loss to the heavy favorite to win the PAC-12 junior season with a degree in is one of eight players from the The University of Utah football Memphis Redbirds on Wednesday Redbirds. Kaleb Cowart and Taylor Championship Game, receiving 37 finance and currently is enrolled Mountain West Conference on the team has been picked to finish at Smith’s Ballpark in Salt Lake Ward each had RBI doubles, while of 42 votes. Utah will open pre- in the school’s MPA program. Last watchlist and one of 106 players second in the PAC-12 South in the City. Salt Lake (55-48) took a Eric Young Jr. had an RBI single season camp Aug. 1. season, he recorded 54 tackles, nationwide to be nominated. He conference’s annual preseason 5-0 lead in the second inning on and Francisco Arcia drove in a one tackle for loss, one forced had 45 tackles with one sack media poll, trailing only USC. Brigham Young University football a sacrifice fly by Dustin Ackley, run with a groundout. Salt Lake fumble and one fumble recovery and 1.5 tackles for loss along The Utes received 14 first-place Cougars senior linebacker Adam an RBI triple by Ben Revere and remains tied with El Paso atop in 13 games (five starts) for the with two quarterback hurries and votes in the poll to the Trojans’ Pulsipher has been named to a three-run home run by Nolan the Pacific Southern Division, and Cougars. a forced fumble in 13 games 22. Arizona was picked third, the watchlist for the Wuerffel Fontana, and stretched the lead was set to host the Redbirds in (four starts) for Utah State last followed by UCLA, Colorado and Trophy, awarded to the Football Utah State University football to 7-1 on Joe Hudson’s two-run the finale of their three-game set season. Arizona State. Washington was Bowl Subdivision player who Aggies junior defensive end home run in the fourth before Thursday night before opening a picked to win the PAC-12 North, best combines exemplary com- Jacoby Wildman has also been B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 26, 2018 MISSIONARIES POETRY Christian Paystrup Kirsten Searle Christian Paystrup has been Sister Kirsten Searle has After the Opera called to serve as a missionary returned home after serv- for The Church of Jesus Christ ing a mission for The Church y teacher and mentor, of Latter-day Saints in the of Jesus Christ of Latter-day the late Karl Shapiro, Quezon City, North Philippines Saints. She served in the Monce said of opera, Ted Kooser Mission. He leaves for the Rochester, New York Mission. “I’m afraid, Ted, that it’s sort U.S. POET LAUREATE 2004 – 2006 Manila MTC on Aug. 10, 2018. Sister Searle will speak in the of silly.” Here is a poem by Elder Paystrup will speak Spring Meadows Ward, 132 N. Richard Schiffman that has a Sunday, July 29, 2018, at 11 570 East, Tooele, on Sunday, little fun with the hair-on-fire a.m. in the Eastridge Ward sac- July 29 at 11 a.m. excesses of grand opera. It’s And the crowd—still dark, rament meeting, Tooele East from his book, What the Dust like God beyond the foot- Stake Center, 752 N. 520 East. Doesn’t Know, from Salmon lights of the world— Elder Paystrup is the son of Poetry. rises to its feet Jason and Dyanna Paystrup. and roars like the sea. After the Opera We do not accept unsolicited The curtain parts one last submissions. American Life Mitchell Stephen Remington Dutch time in Poetry is made possible by and the ones who killed The Poetry Foundation (www. Bunn Harding and were killed, poetryfoundation.org), pub- Mitchell Stephen Bunn Remington Dutch Harding who loved inordinately, lisher of Poetry magazine. Poem has been called to serve as a has been called to serve as a who went berserk, were copyright ©2017 by Richard missionary for The Church missionary for The Church flayed alive, Schiffman, “After the Opera,” of Jesus Christ of Latter-day of Jesus Christ of Latter-day descended to Hades, from What the Dust Doesn’t Saints. He has been assigned to Saints in the Tonga Nuku’ raged, wept, schemed— Know, (Salmon Poetry, 2017). the Chile Vina del Mar Mission. alofa Mission. He leaves for victims and victimizers Poem reprinted by permission of He will speak in the Skyline the Provo Missionary Training alike— Richard Schiffman and the pub- Ward on July 29 at 9 a.m. Center on Aug. 8, 2018. Elder smile and nod and gracious- lisher. Introduction copyright © Mitchell is the son of Jared and Harding will speak in the ly bow. 2018 by The Poetry Foundation. Sharon Bunn. Grantsville 1st Ward, 115 So glad it’s finally over, The introduction’s author, E. 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Tooele’s Mercy He was a forgotten figure All he did at the BMW PGA And yet there he was in Molinari took the lead for DeRyke waits for when he teed off in the final Championship was go head-to- the final round, with major the first time with a two-putt a pitch during a round of the British Open, head with McIlroy in the final champions in front of him and birdie on the par-5 14th. He March 2018 game mainly because he was playing round and beat him by two. A behind him and the biggest made one more birdie on the against Grantsville. with Tiger Woods, and because month later, he shot 62 in the one of them all — Woods next final hole by hitting driving DeRyke will of the star power around him. final round to win the Quicken to him in a final round so wild that narrowly avoided a pot attend Colorado Jordan Spieth was tied for the Loans National, with tourna- that seven players had a share bunker, leaving him a lob Northwestern lead. Rory McIlroy was one ment host Woods finishing of the lead at various times, wedge to 5 feet for a birdie Community shot behind Molinari. fourth and presenting Molinari and six players were tied on that secured his place in his- College in Rangely, Colorado, this fall. “If someone was expecting a the trophy. the back nine. tory as Italy’s first major cham- charge, they probably weren’t Carnoustie tempered some McIlroy and former U.S. pion. SUE BUTTERFIELD/ expecting it from me,” he said. of that confidence. Open champion Justin Rose “That putt on the last, I’ll TTB PHOTO “But it’s been the same the Reputed to be the tough- made a charge. Woods and never forget,” he said. whole of my career.” est links in golf, especially in Spieth were among five Molinari closed with a 69, “They’ve won state champion- His name etched into the the 20 mph gusts that finally contenders to make double significant for two reasons. He DeRyke ships before and you’re really silver claret jug should help arrived Sunday, Molinari bogeys. was the only player from the continued from page B1 nervous. I think knowing that with that. stopped playing the Dunhill In the midst of such great final two groups to break par, Tooele has been good makes Now that’s flashy. Links Championship because theater, Molinari made his and he didn’t make a bogey you want to be better because And it wasn’t an accident. that one stop on the three- biggest move by not going any- over the last 37 holes. DeRyke is one of four play- living with the legacy of the ers from her graduating class girls that have won state cham- who will go on to play college pionships, that’s what you softball, joining fellow THS want to do and you want to hopefully before local pitches ing observing Grantsville’s camps and playing in summer graduates Payton Hammond work hard and keep that legacy Vaughan become skating rinks, and vol- golf team, when assistant leagues to hone your craft, (Utah Valley University), Blake going.” leyball is the weekend before coach Aaron Perkins came Hervat (Snow College) and DeRyke is one of 14 sign- continued from page B1 you’re not going to get better, Halloween. Again, when you up to chat for a bit. Perkins, and everyone else around you Sydney Turnbow (Otero Junior ees who will join the CNCC at Liberty Park in Salt Lake look at it that way, starting of course, is the head coach will. That spells disaster once College). She said having those program — and one of three City. Any later in the year practice early makes sense. for the Cowboys’ state cham- the games start for real. And kinds of teammates made from Utah, joining Brianna and it would just be asking But a lot of these kids never pionship baseball team, as in the competitive, win-or-else everyone better. Fryer (American Fork) and for trouble (in the case of the get a break. Some of the well as its summer-league world that high school sports “As teammates, they really Jayla Weston (Emery). Only state tennis tournament, it football players were baseball counterpart. That means he’s helped you step up your game four players from the Spartans’ exist in these days, you can’t seems inevitable that it will be players last spring, and went been coaching pretty much and helped you be the best for 2018 roster will return next afford to take a break. moved indoors). straight from the state tour- since February. I’m sure he the team,” DeRyke said. season, giving DeRyke the Football, soccer and ten- nament into summer league found the time to take a break Darren Vaughan is a veteran The pressure that comes opportunity to grab the sec- nis start next week, and vol- games as well as 7-on-7 foot- somewhere along the line, but sports writer from Moab, Utah. with playing at Tooele High ond-base position she held for leyball starts the week after. ball camps and now are get- not as much as he would have Watching Grantsville practice also helped her grow as a Tooele the past two seasons. As mentioned above, tennis ting ready for two-a-days. otherwise. on Wednesday served as a player. Her goal is to get as much has an early state tourna- Even some coaches didn’t But that’s what you have reminder of how bad his own “Coming in as a freshman, playing time as she can while ment (the end of September). get much of a break. I was to do in the modern world golf game really is. Email him you’re really scared because also focusing on doing the best Football only has one game a out at Oquirrh Hills Golf of high-school sports. If at dvaughan@tooeletranscript. the coaches have never seen she can academically, she said. week. Soccer ends on Oct. 20, Course on Wednesday morn- you’re not constantly going to com. you before,” DeRyke said. [email protected]

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The third Tri-Lodge Golf Tournament will takes center stage and is a fun day of see you soon! Please RSVP Facebook-THS When you no longer want your military activities include bridge, pinochle, bingo, Tooele Tech also offers CPR classes to its be held at Oquirrh Hills Golf Course on pure entertainment. Contestants of all Class of ’56 or call Carolyn at 435-841-7640 items, do not take them to Deseret exercise program, line dancing, wood- students and the public on the second Sunday, Aug. 12 with an 8 a.m. shotgun ages compete to see who can win in or send email to [email protected]. Industries or a thrift store. Bring them carving, Wii games, watercolor class, mov- Monday of every month. Become CPR cer- start. The Moose Lodge will host the their division and share the crown top — hats, helmets, dress uniforms, boots, ies and health classes. Meals-on-Wheels tified at Tooele Tech. For more informa- event and all proceeds will go toward the performer. For more information, contact Artist of the Month shoes, pants, jackets, backpacks, belts, available for homebound. Lunch served tion, call 435-248-1800 or visit tooeletech. Mooseheart/Moosehaven. To register, call Hollie Baum at 435-830-0306. Karaoke Fiona Kahlo is the Stansbury Art and canteens, pouches, old photos, etc. — weekdays. For age 60 and above, sug- edu. 435-882-2931. Contest: tall ages. Three place awards in Literary Society artist for July. A profes- to 775 S. Coleman Street. They will be gested donation is $3. For those under each division: 4-12 year old; 13-19 year old; sional artist and educator, Kahlo has been displayed with honor and respect. Call age 60, cost is $5. Transportation available Train to work 20-35 year old; 36-49 year old; 50+ Senior a member of SALS since it began. She Matthew or Tina at 435-882-8688. to the store or doctor visits for residents in Tooele Technical College’s new Software Eagles Division; and Duet Division. $10 Entry for graduated from the University of Utah in the Tooele and Grantsville areas. For trans- Development program and Nail individual and $15 for duets. For more 2003 with a Bachelor’s of Fine Arts and a Children’s Choir Auditions portation information call 435-843-4102. Technician program have immediate Dinner information and to register, call Hollie at secondary arts education degree. She has Rising Voices Children’s Choir is an audi- For more information about the Tooele openings. Train to work in the computer Friday dinners have been postponed until 435-830-7601. taught ceramics, 3D arts and bookmaking tioned children’s choir for children 7-14 Center, call 435-843-4110. software industry or own your own busi- further notice. at Grantsville High School for the past years of age. The talented Katelynd Blake, ness as a licensed nail technician. Visit City of Fun carnival 14 years. She had her first solo show in owner and director of Blake Music Studios, Donate to library Sunday breakfasts Come and enjoy the carnival at the Tooele directs the choir. Blake has a degree in tooeletech.edu for more information. Breakfast will be served on July 8, 15, 22 February 2017 at the Rio Grande Café in Please remember the “Friends of the County Fair. City of Fun Carnivals will pro- Salt Lake City, and her work can be seen vocal performance and has taught at the Tooele City Library” while doing home Adult Education and 29. Order from the menu $7 for adults vide a variety of top notch rides, games, collegiate level. If your child loves to sing or $3.50 for kids 11 years or younger. Also, and purchased at various art shows and cleaning and donate your used books to Get your high school diploma this year at and food for all ages at the fair Aug. 2-4. events. She creates one-of-a-kind art and you are looking for an exceptional the bookstore in the library. Money from the Tooele Community Learning Center. there is a Special every Sunday for $5. Bad Ticket prices will be: 1-$1.50, 10-$12.00, musical experience for them, this is it. For Beer is available. Public is invited. forms using found objects collected from book sales is used to support programs All classes required for a high school 20-$20.00, Wristbands $25 for all day. antique and second-hand stores. Her more information and to register for an within the library. The library is located at diploma, adult basic education, GED prep- Auxiliary Meetings Thursday will be Family Night with 1 ticket artwork will be displayed at the Tooele audition, please visit blakemusicstudios. 128 W. Vine St. For more information, call aration and English as a second language An auxiliary meeting will be held on July per ride. There will be 12 rides: Vertigo, County Chamber of Commerce building, com or call 435-277-0755. 435-882-2182 or go online to tooelecity. are available. Register now to graduate Spinout, The Wheel, Zipper, Sizzler, Zero 30 at 7 p.m. 154 S. Main St., Tooele, for the month of Rocky Mountain Hospice org. Thank you for your support. — just $50 per semester. Located at 211 gravity, Orient Express, Hampton, Super July. The public is invited to view these Tooele Blvd. Call 435-833-8750. Adult edu- Slide, Kid Zone, Mini jets, Raiders, Cotton Want to have more meaning in your life. Books for the Whole Family Joint State Visitation works during the chamber’s regular busi- cation classes are for students 18 and over. Tooele Aerie and Auxiliary will host the Candy, Funnel cakes/Corndogs, Pizza and Do you want to do something that is Donated children’s books and paperbacks ness hours. Utah State Aerie and Auxiliary at a Joint six carnival games. satisfying and of great service to your are for sale for 25 cents, and hard-covers ESOL State Visitation on Saturday, July 28. A Tooele Gem and Mineral Society community? Then become a Rocky are being sold for $1 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. ESOL conversational classes are held buffet lunch and salad bar will be served Concert and Demolition Derby The Tooele Gem and Mineral Society club Mountain Hospice volunteer. No experi- on Fridays, 5-8 p.m. on Mondays and 11 Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Tooele at 12 p.m. The Aerie and Auxiliary will Tickets meets the third Tuesday of the month ence required. All training, background a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesdays at the Tooele Community Learning Center. ESOL stu- have their individual meetings. Please Get your tickets early for this year’s Aug. (except June, July and Aug), 7:30-9:30 p.m. check and TB tests provided by Rocky City Library. All proceeds go back to the dents may also come anytime the center is come out and support your Aerie and 3 concert featuring Craig Morgan and for in the Pioneer Museum downstairs confer- Mountain. The only requirement is your library for projects and programs. open for individualized study. Registration Auxiliary. Aug 4 Punishment at the Peak Demolition ence room located at 47 E. Vine St. Tooele. desire to help someone in need. Please is $50 per semester. Located at 211 Tooele contact Diane Redman at Rocky Mountain Bingo is back Derby. Ticket can be bough at Macey’s in Come learn about rocks, minerals and Blvd. Call 435-833-8750 for more informa- PMPs Party Tooele, Soelbergs both locations, Deseret Hospice at 801-397-4904. St. Marguerite Catholic Church has started ways to craft them and enjoy field trips tion. The Auxiliary will honor PMP Kathy Peak Swimming Pool and at Smithstix. its bingo games again on Fridays starting for rock collecting. Membership is $15 per Wamsley at a party after a short meeting Don’t wait. The show fill up fast. Tickets The Next Chapter at 6:45 p.m. Come and have a good time. year. For more information, send ques- The Next Chapter is a free social support Early Head Start on Monday, July 30 at 7 p.m. Please come are $10 for the concert, $15 for adult derby Food is available. Call 435-882-3860 with Do you have a child under age 3? Are you tions to tooelegemandmineralsociety@ and educational program to help widows out to this meeting and enjoy the party tickets $5 child (4-12 yrs.) and $40 for a questions. currently pregnant? VANTAGE Early Head gmail.com. and widowers adjust to the loss of their afterward. Madam Vice President Cheryl family ticket (2 adults and four children). Start is a free program for eligible families spouse through monthly activities. You Barrus and Madam Chaplain Diana Lujan Don’t wait and miss these great shows. Local author seeks photos Grantsville that offers quality early education for will be in charge of the dinner. A local author and historian is seeking are invited to join others who are on the infants and toddlers in the home; parent Vendor and Food original photographs of Saltair, Black same page as you, to begin a new chapter education; comprehensive health services Aug. 2-4 is a great time to come and enjoy Rock, Garfield Beach and/or Lake Point, in your life story. Call Sarah with Tooele Grantsville Irrigation Company to women before, during and after preg- County Aging Services at 435-277-2456 for The allotment for both agricultural and Elks the Tooele County Fair. There will be free as well as any similar turn-of-the-century nancy; nutrition education and family more details. residential users has been increased. entertainment, and great food along attractions and resorts for an upcoming support services. Call 435-841-1380 or Meetings Agricultural users have been issued an with local Craft and Commercial vendors. book project. Those who wish to con- 801-268-0056 ext. 211 to apply or for free Lodge meetings are held the second and Sons of Utah Pioneers additional 1/2 turn bringing the total to 2 Come and see how fun a fair can be. tribute information or photographs of additional information. fourth Tuesday of every month. House Anyone interested in the history of Tooele 1/2 turns for the season. Residents have these parks should contact Emma Penrod committee meetings are held every third City, Tooele County or Utah pioneers, we been allotted an extra 25,000 gallons per at [email protected]. Contributions Free developmental evaluation Tuesday of the month. All members are Groups and Events need you. Please come and join us for a residential share making the total 175,000 will be printed with credit in a yet-to-be DDI VANTAGE Early Intervention offers welcome and encouraged to attend. potluck social dinner at the LDS church, gallons. Please check your current read- a variety of services to families with Hunter education course released pictorial history book. There is 192 W. 200 South, Tooele. For more infor- no such thing as too many photographs ings to make sure you are not exceeding infants and toddlers from birth to age 3. Friday Night Dinners Class #4 of the 2018 Utah Hunter mation, please contact Joe Brandon, 435- as the author needs a minimum of 160 your allotment. Contact the office at 435- Individualized services are available to Friday Night Dinners have returned and Education Course will be held Aug, 7, 9, 830-9783 or 435-830-9784. The local Sons photographs, and any help is greatly 884-3451 with questions. enhance development in communication, are from 6-9 p.m. If there is something 14, 15 and 16 at the Tooele County Health of Utah Pioneers meets the first Thursday appreciated. Share the past motor development, cognition, social/ new or different you would like to see, Department, 151 N. Main, Tooele, from of each month at 6:30 p.m. emotional development, self-help skills stop by the social quarters, fill out a sur- 6-9 p.m. Range times to be announced. Share the past, submit a history, obitu- Tooele Valley Free Masons and health concerns. Contact us for a free vey and let us know your opinion. State law requires students to attend all Grandparent Networking Group ary, or a picture of a deceased relative. Tooele Valley Free Masons meet the developmental evaluation at 435-833- class sessions. All students must purchase Come meet and network with others The Family History Center in Grantsville second Friday of each month for din- 0725. Snacks a Hunter Education Voucher for $10 from who are raising their grandchildren. For is assembling a record of Grantsville ner and socializing. If you are interested Hungry? Need a snack? Available in the a license/vendor before attending class. address or other information, call Trisha residents. Your submission may be made or have questions, please join us at the social quarters, during business hours: Bring voucher to the first class and give to 435-849-2536 or email at tesschelble@ by emailing to [email protected] or by Lodge, located at the corner of Settlement Charity Nachos $2.50, hot dogs $2, burgers $3.75 instructor. Voucher includes all costs for yahoo.com. coming into the center at 115 E. Cherry St., Canyon Road and state Route 36, or call at ($4 with cheese), chicken sandwich $3.75 class and includes a small game license or by mail to PO Box 744, Grantsville, Utah 435-277-0087. TC Squares Dance Club Tooele Children’s Justice Center ($4 with cheese) and personal pizzas $3. that is validated upon completion of class. 84074. Come in and receive help from our Tooele Children’s Justice Center is in The TC Squares Dance Club has begun For more information, call Gene at 435- Tooele Al-Anon Choices 4U trained consultants. For more information, need of DVD-Rs, soda, bottled water and dancing again on Mondays at the Clarke 882-4767 or Bryan at 435-882-6795. This group meets Sundays at 5 p.m. at the call 435-884-5018 or 435-224-5010. Johnson Jr. High Cafetorium, 2152 N. 400 snacks. We appreciate all donations. For Tooele County Fair Mountain Faith Lutheran Church, 560 S. inquiries or drop-off, call 435-843-3440. 25 West, Tooele, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Please Senior Center Silk painting event Main St., Tooele. For more information, S. 100 East, Tooele. Home Arts Display The Stansbury Art and Literary Society bring finger food to share. For more infor- The senior center is for the enjoyment of Bring your crafts and pictures to Deseret contact Gesele at 435-224-4015 or Jo-Ann presents Silk Painting with Diane Allen at mation, contact Woody at 435-850-2441, all seniors age 55 and older. For informa- Peak Complex on Monday, July 30, 2018, at 435-849-4180. United Methodist Dinner 7 p.m. on Tuesday, July 31. Learn how to Roberta at 801-349-5992 or visit the club’s tion, call 435-884-3446. Activities include Tooele United Methodist Church offers a from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. All exhibit entries paint on silk. There will also be demos Alcoholics Anonymous website at tcsquares.com. Bunco, exercise programs, bingo, ceram- free dinner every Wednesday. Coffee and - except baked goods, horticulture, flori- and instruction on faux marbling with Meetings are held daily at noon and 8 ics, pinochle, movies and wood- carving, social hour starts at 4 p.m. and dinner is culture. Tuesday, Jul 31, 2018, from 8 am Tooele County Homemakers shaving cream and eco dyeing if time p.m. at the Oasis Alano Club, 1120 W. etc. Meals-on-Wheels is available for the served from 5-6 p.m. All are welcome. – 10 a.m. bring baked goods, horticulture The new season of Tooele County allows. There will be room for 20 people Utah Ave. For more information, contact homebound. Lunch served weekdays. For and floriculture. Any questions concern- Homemakers is from September to May. so registration is require. The cost is $10 Lance at 435-496-3691 or Wendy at 801- age 60 and above, suggested donation Tooele Valley Resource Center ing entering exhibits should be directed For December and January, the group for materials. To register, call or text Diane 694-2624. is $3. For those under age 60, cost is $5. The Tooele Valley Resource Center, now to Bonnie at 435-840-0155 or Leasa at will meet on the second Tuesday of both at 801-557-1132. The location is Coulter Transportation is available to the store or sharing a building with the Tooele County 435-840-2174. months from 10 a.m. -1:30 p.m. at the USU House in Stansbury Park, 175 SR-138. Alzheimer’s Caregiver Group doctor visits for residents in the Tooele Food Bank at 38 N. Main Street, Tooele, Join us the 3rd Monday of each month Extension Office auditorium or inside the and Grantsville areas. For transportation is currently in need of donations. Please 4H Contests Museum volunteers needed from 2-3 p.m. at Mountain West Medical Tooele County Health Department, 151 consider donating items such as deodor- Create a Better Burger. Wednesday, Aug. information, call 435-843-4102. Tooele Valley Museum & Historical Park is Center in Tooele. The Tooele County N. Main, Tooele. The meetings include ant, Chapstick, lotion, diapers, formula, 1 at 7 p.m. at Deseret Peak Convention seeking volunteers. Do you enjoy history Health Department’s Aging Services pro- a luncheon and often include speakers. Daughters of Utah Pioneers toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, combs Center. Grilled Cheese Sandwich Contest. or science? Volunteers at the museum can gram is the sponsor for these Alzheimer’s For more information, call Thiel at 435- The DUP is seeking any family histories, and brushes. Cash is also welcomed. Friday. Aug. 3 at 4 p.m. at Deseret Peak gain new skills or practice old ones. We Association Caregiver Support Groups. 224-4807. photographs, books, stories or vintage Those who receive services include indi- Convention Center foyer. Cookie Contest, are looking for people to help with orga- The groups are designed to provide emo- artifacts (before 1900) to display at the viduals or families in crisis, the homeless Thursday, Aug 2, 7-8 p.m. Barnyard Dress Tooele County Quilters nization, exhibit development, gardening tional, educational and social support for DUP Grantsville Museum, located at 378 and families at risk of becoming homeless. Up Contest Indoor Livestock Arena. It’s a new year and the Tooele County and educational program development. caregivers. Questions call 435-277-2440. W. Clark St. (in the basement of the J. For more information, call 435-566-5938 Sponsored by USU Extension. Saturday, Quilters are ready to go. If you’re interest- Volunteer positions are seasonal and year Reuben Clark Farmhouse across from the or fax 435-843-0244. Aug. 4 at 1 p.m. Deseret Peak Convention ed, come join us for our first meeting of round. Scheduling is flexible. Volunteers Life’s Worth Living Foundation Grantsville Cemetery). For more informa- Center Foyer. Small Animal Contest. Aug. 2018 at 9:30 a.m. on Jan. 16 in the Tooele must be at least 16 years old. To apply or Suicide support group meetings are tion, call Ellen Yates at 435-884-0253 or First Baptist Food Pantry 2–4. Sponsored by USU Extension 4H dog County Health Dept. auditorium. Dues are request more information, send email to: held every fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at Coralie Lougey at 435-884-3832. Visit The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- show and much more. For more informa- $20 per year to be paid at the first meet- [email protected] Mountain West Medical Center, 2055 N. www.grantsvilledupmuseum.com or ing an emergency food pantry to meet tion call Darlene at 435-840-4404. Main Street in Tooele, in the classroom by ing. All meetings are held on the third www.exploretooele.com. the needs of our community. Hours are Museum advisory board the cafeteria. If you struggle with suicidal Tuesday of each month. For more informa- Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. First 8th Annual Car, Truck & Bike Tooele City is looking for a minimum thoughts or have lost a loved one to sui- tion, call 435-843-7649. Baptist Church is located at 580 S. Main Show of seven people to serve on the Tooele cide, please plan on attending. Please go Schools Street. For information, call 435-882-2048. Saturday, Aug. 4, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Cars may Tooele County Homemakers Valley Museum Advisory Board. Voting on Facebook and like our page to keep The Tooele County Homemakers will meet register and enter from 10-11 a.m. Soccer members must reside in Tooele Valley. current with our latest news and events. Story and Craft Hour Food Banks fields at Deseret Peak Complex. Multiple in September, December and January. The Tooele County Food Bank, Grantsville To apply for nomination, please submit Contact us on that page. Visit lifesworth- Join us every Monday at 10 a.m. at the entry divisions. Entry fee is $10 per group will meet on the second Tuesday Emergency Food Pantry, and the Tooele a resume or letter of interest by Aug, livingfoundation.com or call 435-248-LIVE. Tooele Family Center-PIRC as we enjoy vehicle. $20 business/commercial. T-shirts, of all three months from 10 a.m. -1:30 County Food Bank are in need of canned 17, 2018, to: Tooele City Hall, Attn: Terra the adventures of books and make fun dash plaques and trophies. Spectators Tooele Naranon “Circle of Hope p.m. at the USU Extension Office audito- meats, soups, pasta and any non-perish- Sherwood, 90 N. Main St., Tooele, Utah, crafts. For more information, call 435-833- free. For more information or to discuss to Recovery” rium or inside the Tooele County Health 1934 ext. 1410. We are located at West able foods. We are accepting donations 84074. Send faxes to 435-843-2107 and Department, 151 N. Main, Tooele. The sponsorship opportunities, contact Sarah Tooele Naranon meets Thursdays at 6:30 Elementary School, 451 W. 300 South, for Pathways Women’s and Children’s email to: [email protected]. More meetings include a luncheon and often at: [email protected] or call 801-821- p.m. at 134 W. 1180 North, Ste. 4 in Tooele Tooele. Please enter through the south Shelter (victims of domestic abuse). They information is available at tooelecity.org include speakers. For more information, 9445. (Bonneville Mental Health). Open to all side doors. are in need of socks, underwear, blankets or call 435-843-2142. call Thiel at 435-224-4807. those affected by someone else’s addic- for twin beds, hygiene products (hair- Health and Safety Expo Farmers Market Free Preschool Hour spray, hair gel, body wash, nail polish and tion. As a 12-step program, we offer help Saturday, Aug. 4 at Deseret Peak Complex The Farmers Market at the Benson Every Tuesday at 10 a.m., the Tooele remover) toys. Anything will be appreci- Soccer Fields from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Please Gristmill begins Saturday, July14. Hours Family Center-PIRC has a fun activity hour ated. Underwear and socks must be new. bring non-perishable food for Tooele are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Available items of learning, singing and creating. The class Other items can be gently used. Please Bulletin Board Policy County Food Banks include fresh produce, baked goods, eggs, is for all children up to 5 years old. Please help us help our community. Drop boxes • Healthy cooking demo and samples by If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact the Transcript-Bulletin at honey, meat products, and arts and crafts. 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or email to [email protected]. “The Bulletin come and enjoy the fun. For more infor- are located in the Intermountain Staffing USU Extension - Food Sense Snap Ed Local producers of food and craft items, or Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit mation, call (435) 833-1934 ext. 1410. We Office, 7 S. Main Street #203 in Tooele. • Family obstacle course and fair wide are located at West Elementary School, anyone wishing to participate as a vendor, organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. scavenger hunt. please call 435-850-0458 for more infor- Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot 451 W. 300 South, Tooele. Please enter Baby blankets needed • Make pedal powered smoothies with the Baby blankets are needed for the nurs- mation. No charge for space. guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement please through the south side doors. Blender Bike! ery at Mountain West Medical Center. call the advertising department at 882-0050. Information must be delivered no later • Red Cross will be on hand for blood Volunteers needed at Benson St. Marguerite Catholic School Blankets should be new and in good than 3 p.m. the day prior to the desired publication date. donations. Students of all faiths are welcome from condition. Homemade blankets are also Gristmill • Local law enforcement and safety vehi- preschool through 8th grade at Tooele accepted if new. Donations can be turned The 2018 Benson Gristmill Pumpkin Walk cles will be on display as well as safety County’s only faith-based school. in to the volunteer desk at Mountain West will be held Oct. 19-20 from 10 a.m. to 6 demos & more. Featuring all-day Kindergarten, all-day Medical Center, 2055 N. Main Street in p.m. each day. Volunteers, displays, enter- Comics Page Puzzle Answers preschool, junior high grades 6-8, small Tooele. Call Diane at 435-843-3691 with Kids Art Yard tainment acts and vendors are needed. This year’s theme is “Bootiful Utah” Prizes from page B7 class sizes, and an enhanced STEM cur- any questions. Bring the kids and have some fun making will be given for best displays and best riculum. Give us a call at 435-882-0081 or projects that will thrill the entire family. pie. Vendor booth fees are $45 for 10x10 visit www.stmargschool.org. Community Closet All crafts are free and helpers will make Clean out your closets. The Community and $80 for 10x20. $10 discount if vendor your project the special one to take home. Closet is accepting donations for gently also does pumpkin display. For prize list Located in the indoor pavilion. Open Education used clothing. Donations are accepted and more information, call 435-882-7678 Thursday, Aug. 2 5-9 p.m., Friday, Aug. 3 at your neighborhood school. Contact or send email to bensongristmill@gmail. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 4 10 Family Finance Challenge Christy Johnson at 435-830-4706 with any com a.m. – 9 p.m. Kids will make the following Join the Family Finance Challenge spon- questions. sored by USU Extension. Make a family crafts: Bead jewelry, Fish puppets, binocu- Class Reunion finance goal, attend fun activities, join the lars, snowflake sticks, rock paintings and Tooele High School classes 1977 and 1978, Facebook group and report how you are Moose paper cows. come and celebrate our 40th reunion on doing meeting goals during this 12- week Little Farmers Yard Aug. 18, 2018, at 6 p.m. at the Eagles Nest program. Earn enough points and receive Meals at the Lodge at Tooele Army Depot. Cost is $40 per Come and see what it is like to live life a $50 Wal-Mart or grocery store gift card. Friday and Saturday night dinners will be person if paid by July 1. After that date the on the farm. Drive a tractor, plant some To register, go to extension.usu.edu/ served from 5-9 p.m. Friday night dinners cost is $50 per person. If you don’t want crops, eat a healthy treat, all the fun you tooele and click on Tooele County Saves change weekly or you can order from the dinner and just want to socialize, the cost can have in the farm life. Thursday, Aug. Challenge box. Fill out survey to begin. menu. All meals are for a reasonable price. is $20 per person. Social hour is at 6 p.m., 2, 4-8 p.m.; Friday, Aug. 3, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.; Questions? Contact Darlene at darlene. No orders taken after 8:45 p.m. Daily lunch dinner at 7 p.m. and dancing at 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 4, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. West [email protected] or text/call 435- specials are available at the lodge from 11 Please remit payment to THS Reunion end of Convention Center (we will be in 840-4404. a.m. For members and their guests only. Class of 1977 and send to: Cecelia Russell the building by the big willow tree). Come (Bankhead), 316 Upland Dr., Tooele, Utah see what it’s like to live life on the farm! Online courses Breakfast 84074 or to Sam Woodruff, PO Box 711, Drive a tractor, plants some crops and eat Online courses in Network+ and Security+ Breakfast will be served every Sunday Tooele, Utah 84074. Please feel free to a healthy snack! IT are designed for the IT professional meeting at 10:30 a.m. Please attend email Cecelia at [email protected] or Jeanie the men’s meeting at 9:30 a.m. and the who seeks to upgrade his or her skills and Petting Zoo and Pony Rides at [email protected] if you haven’t knowledge of networking and security. women’s meeting at 12:30 p.m., and enjoy Come meet the baby zebra and camel! already heard from us. We are trying to Courses prepare students for the CompTIA a great breakfast. Hands on fun for the whole family! Come compile an updated class list with current Network+ and Security+ exams. Call pet some animals in this fun area of information. Tooele Technical College at 435-248-1800 Entertainment adventure and wonder. Put on by the Ivy for more information or to enroll. True Story will perform from 7-11 p.m. on Class Reunion of 1956 Petting Zoo. You will enjoy a special array Saturday, July 28. The Tooele High School Class of 1956 will of animals that are sure to tickle any funny Get enrolled hold its 62nd Class Reunion on Saturday, Enroll in training at Tooele Technical bone. Free Petting Zoo. Pony Rides: $3. B6 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 26, 2018 Make this summer the craftiest ever ummertime invites all recipe. Hold a mirror in one mixture. Swirl mixture with ages to experience a hand while drawing with the your hands, and in seconds Sbig dose of creativity, other. Kids and adults also will goop will form into gooey because you can enjoy so many have fun painting one anoth- glops as it oozes from your artful, and sometimes messy, er’s faces. grasp. activities outdoors. Face Paint Recipe: 3. Pick it up, squeeze it, and If you have a block party 1 teaspoon cornstarch play. coming up in your neighbor- 1/2 teaspoon water NOTE: If it gets on clothing, hood, a family reunion or a 1/2 teaspoon cold cream wash out quickly with soap birthday party, here are clas- one in. Liquid food coloring in a and water. sic ideas with clever twists to variety of colors engage kids’ imaginations and FACE PAINTING Small paintbrush SALAD SPINNER ART show off their creative side. Set out hand mirrors for Small recycled yogurt-style 1. Remove the lid of an old The basics? A long portable “selfie” face painting using container for each color salad spinner that you use for table covered with newspaper watercolor pencils dipped in crafts and set a round paper and the supplies to draw every- water or use this face-paint 1. Stir together cornstarch plate in the middle. Fix it to and cold cream in a container the nodule at the center of the until blended. Add water and bottom of the spinner with a stir. Add coloring, one drop at piece of clay. a time, until you get desired 2. Pick three liquid poster color. paints and drop puddles near 2. Paint on faces with a the center of the plate. small paintbrush or use a cot- 3. Pop the top of the spin- ton swab. ner back on and give the crank a whirl for 5-8 seconds. Let it GOOEY GOOP wind down and remove the Kids enjoy just about any- top. See the explosion of color thing that’s gooey, slithery and spread in all directions. If you slimy. Here’s a crowd-pleasing wish, add more paint and a concoction. pinch of glitter, and spin again. 4. Remove plate, let it dry, 8-ounce bottle of white and display spin art when you household glue, such as get back home. Elmer’s • • • 8 ounces water Donna Erickson’s award- Liquid poster paint (option- winning series “Donna’s Day” al) is airing on public television Jeff Goldblum Small and large mixing nationwide. To find more of bowls her creative family recipes carlett Johansson ABC. Coincidentally, 20th 1 cup warm water and activities, visit www.don- received so much back- Century Fox produces the 1 1/2 teaspoons borax pow- nasday.com and link to the Slash for her decision to show. However, they’ve lost der NEW Donna’s Day Facebook play transgender massage- two cast members: Molly fan page. Her latest book is parlor owner Dante “Tex” Gill Ephraim, who played middle 1. Stir together glue, 8 ounc- “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous in the mob thriller “Rub and daughter Mandy, and Flynn es water and a few drops of Funstuff for Families.” Tug” that she has withdrawn Morrison, who played grand- paint (optional) in large bowl. from the project. Scarlett is son Boyd. When the show 2. In small bowl, mix warm © 2018 Donna Erickson no stranger to controversy, was canceled, they were water and borax. Slowly pour Distributed by King Features Synd. after playing a white-washed released from their contracts the borax mixture into the glue Asian character in “Ghost and opted not to return. in the Shell” (2017), which Their roles will be recast. didn’t do well at the box • • • office. Ironically, it would’ve Jeff Goldblum is hav- been for the same director of ing no trouble finding film “Ghost in the Shell,” Rupert roles at age 65. In 2017 he Sanders. appeared in “Guardians of Know the ABCDE’s of melanoma John Krasinski, fresh off the Galaxy Vol. 2” and “Thor: his success producing, direct- Ragnarok,” and in 2018 was DEAR DR. ROACH: In 1976, at stage I, is greater than 90 almost never “order,” only rec- ing and starring in “A Quiet busy with a plum voice role I had a mole on my right calf percent, which is why it’s so ommend, more or less strongly) Place,” will co-produce (and in Wes Anderson’s animated about the size of a pencil eraser. important to know the ABCDE’s to stay home. probably direct and star) film “Isle of Dogs,” with A biopsy showed it to be mela- of melanoma recognition: My experience is that after with Matt Damon in “The Bryan Cranston, Edward noma, and they thought they A: Asymmetry — one half receiving life-changing diagno- King of Oil,” based on the Norton and Bill Murray. He had removed all of the cancer, looks different from the other ses, such as diabetes or coro- bestselling book “The King of also has starring roles in but they did another surgery to half; nary artery disease, it’s best to Oil: The Secret Life of Mark “Hotel Artemis,” with Jodie be sure that I was cancer-free. I B: Border — the border in keep some habits, such as work, Rich.” Rich was pardoned Foster, Sterling K. Brown and am a natural redhead and never a melanoma is often irregular, the same and change others. by President Bill Clinton on Zachary Quinto, who plays sunbathed or used a tanning not a near-circle; For your son, I am sure he will Clinton’s final day in office. Spock in the new “Star Trek” bed. It has been 38 years, and I C: Color — melanomas usu- be recommended a proper diet Rich died in 2013 at 78. movies. Jeff played oppo- am still cancer-free. I get a skin ally are not a uniform color, for diabetes and exercise appro- • • • site the original Mr. Spock, check from my dermatologist like most benign lesions. Some DEAR DR. ROACH: My son priate for a person with a new “Sopranos” fans rejoice! Leonard Nimoy, in “Invasion every six months. areas are light brown, others is 40 years old. After a recent diagnosis of heart disease. The prequel has found a of the Body Snatchers” At the time of my diagnosis, brown-black, others red or stress test, he ended up with Surgery to relieve the nerve director in Alan Taylor, who (1978). He currently can be my family doctor said that if the pale; five stents in his arteries, and compression is successful in helmed multiple episodes seen in the $1 billion won- melanoma spreads inside the D: Diameter — greater than also was diagnosed with diabe- some cases. of the original series as der “Jurassic World: Fallen body, “the ball game is over.” 6 millimeters, the eraser on a tes. His doctor ordered him not • • • well as “Game of Thrones,” Kingdom.” Is that still true? I know mela- standard pencil; to go back to work for three or Dr. Roach regrets that he is “Thor: The Dark World” and Goldblum was Oscar noma can be deadly. — W.K. E: Enlargement or Evolution four weeks, but he went back unable to answer individual let- “Terminator: Genisys.” nominated in 1996 for “Little ANSWER: Melanoma is the — any change in color, shape, after three days. He told the ters, but will incorporate them “It: Chapter Two” is in the Surprises,” a short live action most commonly lethal skin size or symptoms (including doctor that he would be more in the column whenever pos- works with Bill Hader playing film he directed, with Julie cancer. Although there have bleeding). stressed if he stayed home. sible. Readers may email ques- the grown-up Richie Tozier Harris and Rod Steiger. He’s been some exciting new devel- Any of these should prompt a His job is mostly sitting down. tions to ToYourGoodHealth@ (played by Finn Wolfhard) been married three times, opments in treating advanced visit to your regular doctor or a Since he didn’t follow the med.cornell.edu. To view and and James MacAvoy (as a once to Oscar-winner Geena melanoma, the survival rate for dermatologist. As an internist, advice, how will this affect his order health pamphlets, visit grown-up Bill Denbrough Davis (1987-1990), but stage IV melanoma, where the these are the features I look for, health? — V.B. www.rbmamall.com, or write (played by Jaeden it’s his current marriage to cancer has spread to internal and I have a very low threshold ANSWER: We don’t normally to Good Health, 628 Virginia Lieberher). Bill Skarsgard Emilie Livingston that has organs, is only 15 percent to 20 for sending suspicious lesions have people stay home for long Drive, Orlando, FL 32803. returns as “It.” produced a son (in 2015 at percent at five years. to my colleagues in dermatol- periods of time after placement Tim Allen’s series “Last 62) and a daughter (at 64). Fortunately, the survival rate ogy. of stents, so I was surprised to © 2018 North America Synd., Inc. Man Standing (which he Fatherhood at 62 is pure for melanoma caught early, • • • hear that he was “ordered” (I All Rights Reserved produced and starred in) ran Gold(blum). for six seasons on ABC. Now it’s returning, but to Fox, not © 2018 King Features Synd., Inc. learn that, according to a poll was customary in England for he uttered on his deathbed conducted by The Associated a wife to wear her wedding were, “I am about to — or Press, Americans hate math ring on her thumb. I am going to — die; either twice as much as any other • It seems no one can adequate- expression is used.” subject. ly explain the reason why • Those who study such things • A study published in 2008 women tend to strike match- say that sea slugs have BY SAMANTHA WEAVER showed that the price of es away from themselves, 25,000 teeth. while men tend to strike a pain medication had an • The town of Waco, Texas, • It was French playwright them toward themselves. effect on its efficacy. In the has an entire museum dedi- Albert Guinon who made study people were given • Dominique Bouhours, a cated to the popular soda Dr the following sage observa- placebo pills, some at the Frenchman who lived in the Pepper. Even more surprising tion: “There are people who, regular price and some at a 17th century, was a priest, is the fact that it gets more instead of listening to what discounted price. Those who an essayist and a grammar- than a hundred visitors a day, is being said to them, are - paid full price for the medica ian. The love of language on average. already listening to what they tion reported more relief than may have been closest to are going to say themselves.” those who paid less. © 2018 North America Synd., Inc. his heart, though; it’s been • You may not be surprised to • During Elizabethan times, it reported that the final words THURSDAY July 26, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B7

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

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

Pooch Café by Paul Gilligan The Duplex by Glenn McCoy

LIO by Mark Tatulli Fred Basset by Alex Graham

Cornered by Baldwin In the Bleachers by Steve Moore

Tank McNamara by Bill Hinds & Jeff Millar

Baldo by Hector Cantu & Carlos Castellanos

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Answers on B5 TOOELE CITY REQUEST FOR PRO- POSALS Construction Manager / General Contractor for the Tooele Public Safety Building SEALED Statement of NOTICE TO WATER Qualifications must be USERS received by Thursday, The applications below August 2nd, 2018, by were filed with the Di- 2:00 p.m. (MST) in the vision of Water Rights Office of the Tooele in Tooele County. City Recorder (Room These are informal 227), Tooele City Hall, proceedings per Rule 90 North Main Street, R655-6-2. Protests NOTICE OF AUC- Tooele, Utah 84074 for concerning an applica- TION the following project: tion must be legibly Date of Sale: Satur- GENERAL CON- written or typed, con- day, August 11, 2018 TRACTOR FOR THE tain the name and Time: 10:00 AM. Bee- CONSTRUCTION OF mailing address of the hive Storage, 1498 N THE Tooele City Pub- protesting party, Main St, Toooele UT lic Safety Building STATE THE APPLI- 435-882-3088 PROJECT DESCRIP- CATION NUMBER This notice of auction TION: PROTESTED, CITE is being given pursu- NOTICE TO CON- Tooele City is seeking REASONS FOR THE ant to 38-8-1 et al, TRACTORS proposals from quali- PROTEST, and RE- Utah Code Annotated. REQUEST FOR fied proponents to pro- QUEST A HEARING, UNIT 391 Louis Un- STATEMENTS OF vide construction man- if desired. Also, A $15 gor. Rolling tool box, QUALIFICATIONS ager / general contrac- FEE MUST BE IN- washer/dryer, freezer, The City of Grantsville tor (“CM / GC”) serv- CLUDED FOR EACH 16’ swim pool, misc. is seeking CONTRAC- ices for the Tooele City APPLICATION PRO- UNIT 223A Wendy TOR Statements of Public Safety Building TESTED. Protests Reedy. Antique furni- Qualifications (SOQ) to be located at ap- must be filed with the ture piece, household for pre-construction proximately 80 North Division of Water & boxes. design assistance and 50 East, Tooele, Utah. Rights, PO Box UNIT 223B HilaryTHURSDAYconstruction July 26, services 2018 B8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETINThe project's contract 146300, Salt Lake Wilson. Furniture. for the Grantsville City documents will be cre- City, UT 84114-6300, UNIT 003 Mike Vol- Capital Water and ated by JRCA Archi- or by hand delivery to berg. Camping & fish- Sewer Improvements tects, Inc. a Division office during ing equip & misc Project. The project INSTRUCTIONS AND normal business hours items. generally includes ap- To place your Classifi ed ad QUALIFICATIONS: on or before AUGUST UNIT 024To Michaelplace yourproximately Classifi ed 18,000ad call 435-882-0050 NOTICE OF PUBLIC CM / GC's responding 22, 2018. Please visit Shugart. Table &call chair 435-882-0050feet of new 12-inch HEARINGS to this RFP shall have waterrights.utah.gov or set, washer, misc PVC water line and The Tooele County completed similar po- call (801)538-7240 for items. approximately 20,500 CLASSIFIEDCommission will con- lice and law enforce- additional information. UNIT 032 David Mar- feet of new PVC sewer duct two public hear- ment facilities. NEW tinez. Callaway club ranging from 10-inch ings in Room 321 of OBTAINING DOCU- APPLICATION(S) set, tools, misc items. to 18-inch diameter. Rates for the Tooele Transcript Bulletin, the Tooele County MENTS: 15-5453 (A81304): UNIT 081 Melanie Both water and sewer CLASSIFIED LINE AD RATES published every Tuesday and Thursday Classifi ed Buildingad deadlines: at 47 Monday South Request 4:45 p.m. for Proposalfor TuesdayJayson edition • OrvisWednesdayHolmes. 4:45 p.m.Furniture, for Thursdayprojects edition will require All classifi ed line ads runningMain in the Tooele Street, Transcript Tooele, Bulletin on TuesdayDocuments or Thursday will automatically may be run in propose(s)the Tooele Valley Extra using, a separate 4.73 publicationmisc that items. is delivered to all nonsubscribersresidential, of the Tooele Transcript commercial Bulletin. TWENTY WORDS OR LESS MONTHLY RATE Utah, on July 31, obtained from the ac-ft. from groundwa- UNIT 099 Milton But- and side street serv- An ad running a minimum of 8 consecutive issues NOTICE Transcript Bulletin Publishing Co. does not endorse, promote, or encourage the purchase of any product All real estate advertised in the Tooele Transcript-Bulletin is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which $ 50 After 20 words or service advertised in this2018, newspaper. at Advertisements 7:00 p.m., are theto soleTooele responsibility City of the advertiser. 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The Tooele Transcript-City Bulletin Hall, has the 90 sole authority North to edit15-5454 all dwellings advertised (A81305): in this paperLee. are available Sectional on an equal opportunity couch, basis. Bold type 5¢ per word/issue 25 the user's services. No credit for stopped ads. Includes and locate any classifi ed advertisement1) Access as deemed to Service-appropriate. TranscriptMain Bulletin Street, Publishing Company Tooele, reservesJayson Orvis misc items. Boxed ads 50¢ per issue (20 words or less) the right to refuse any advertisement. The project will also 4 runs in the Tooele Valley Extra berry Canyon Road Utah 84074. Tele- propose(s) using 4.73 UNIT 208A Karli entail a pump capacity 2) Southside Gravel phone 435-843-2110 ac-ft. from groundwa- Miller. Furniture, upgrade of the north- LLC Proposed Opera- ANY QUESTIONS ter (Stockton) for IRRI- boxes, misc items. west sewer lift station. Services Services Garage, Yard Wanted tionsPublic Plan Noticesand Agree- SHOULDPublic Notices BE DI- GATION.Public Notices UNITPublic 211 Notices David ThePublic Statements Notices of Sales mentMeetings RECTEDMeetings TO: 15-5455Water (A81306): User Simth.Miscellaneous Washer/Dryer, QualificationMiscellaneous will be All interested persons Bidders should limit Jayson Orvis fishing equipment. used to create a TREE WORK. Free TOOELE 35 S 4th St. I PAY ABOVE pawn shall be given an op- their contact and ques- propose(s) using 4.73 UNIT 406 Pamela shortlist of prequalified ALTERATIONS estimates! Local Saturday 7am-noon shop offers for gold portunity to be heard. tions regarding this ac-ft. from groundwa- Peay. Quilting & sew- contractors who will be company. Licensed Multi family lots of and precious metals. DATED this 25th day project to: ter (Stockton) for IRRI- ing supplies. eligible to submit pro- and AWARD & insured. Bucket old windows, furni- This includes broken of July 2018. Jim Child, AIA GATION. UNIT 257 Carl Elia- posals. WINNING truck, Crane serv- ture, nice clothes, lots or unwanted jewelry, BY ORDER OF THE JRCA Architects Kent L. Jones, P.E. son. Fridge, furniture, The detailed require- ice, Stump removal, of misc items. dental gold, as well TOOELE COUNTY [email protected] STATE ENGINEER camping equipment. ments for the SOQ will mulch. as gold & silver coins. COMMISSION: Bidders are instructed (Published in the Tran- (Published in the be available July 30th TAILORING Call or text Marilyn K. Gillette not to contact other script Bulletin July 26 Transcript Bulletin July 2018, and may be ob- 801-633-6685 Pre- Pets by ciseYard.com (801)330-8155 after MARILYN K. GIL- City staff or elected of- & August 2, 2018) 26, 2018) tained from the office 6pm. LETTE, County ficials regarding this NOTICE TO CON- of Grantsville City at KATHY Clerk/Auditor project. TRACTORS 429 East Main Street Pampered Pet Re- (Published in the Tran- Tooele City reserves Grantsville, UT 84029 Miscellaneous sort Autos Public Notices R E Q U E S T F O R JONES script Bulletin July 26, the right to reject any STATEMENTS OF or Jones and DeMille Quality pet care for 2018) or all proposals, or any Miscellaneous Engineering, 775 West over 30 years. QUALIFICATIONS DIAMONDS don't pay parts of any proposal, 1200 North, Suite 882-6605 Dog & Cat boarding SELL YOUR CAR or PUBLIC NOTICE Deadline for public The City of Grantsville retail! Large selec- to waive any informal- 200A, Springville, UT 435-884-3374 boat in the classi- The agenda for the notices is 4 p.m. the is seeking CONTRAC- tion, high quality. Bri- ity or technicality, and 84663, Monday thru A&R LANDSCAPING pamperedpetresort.com fieds. Call 882-0050 Special Tooele County day prior to publica- TOR Statements of dal sets, wedding to accept any proposal Friday between 8:00 mowing, trimming, or visit www.tooele- Commission meeting tion. Public notices Qualifications (SOQ) bands. Everything deemed to be in the A.M. and 5:00 P.M or tree topping, sprin- RUSH transcript. com to be held July 31, submitted past the for pre-construction wholesale! Rocky best interest of the by contacting Matt klers maintained, new LAKE 2018 at 7:00 p.m. , will deadline will not be design assistance and Mtn. Diamond Co. City. Laurendeau with install, sod, pull KENNELS. Homes for be posted on the accepted. construction services S.L.C. Dated This 17th day of Jones & DeMille at weeds, stump re- Dog & Cat boarding, county website at UPAXLP for the Grantsville City 1-800-396-6948 Rent July, 2018 (801) 692-0219 or at moval. 435-850-9182 obedience training. (http://www.co.tooele.u Capital Water and By: Lisa Carpenter Sewer Improvements matt.l@jonesandde- 435-882-2577 ask for PORCH-LIFT 52” Call (435)882-5266 2 LARGE BDRM 1 1/2 t.us/clerk.htm, click on (Published in the Tran- mille.com to request bath 1500/sq ft home Project. The project Roy. VERTICAL WHEEL- rushlakekennels.co “Tooele County Com- script Bulletin July 19, NOTICE OF AUC- an electronic copy. m enclose 2 carports mission Meetings” and generally includes ap- A1 PAINTING. Inte- CHAIR PLATFORM 24, 26 & 31, 2018) TION The deadline for sub- $1300/mo water, on the public notice proximately 18,000 rior, exterior painting, LIFT. GREAT CON- Date of Sale: Satur- mitting the Statement electricity included. website feet of new 12-inch staining, deck oiling, DITION, HAS BEEN day, August 11, 2018 of Qualifications is $1000/dep new floor- (http://www.utah.gov/p PVC water line and power washing, dry- IN GARAGE. NO Livestock Public Notices Time: 10:00 AM. Bee- 4:00 p.m. on August ing, fresh paint mn/index.html) . Cop- approximately 20,500 wall, phase, patching. WEATHER DAMAGE hive Storage, 1498 N 14, 2018. Deliver all 435-830-1177 ies may also be ob- Trustees feet of new PVC sewer Professional work at $1500/OBO CALL Main St, Toooele UT Statements of Qualifi- 30 BALES grass hay, tained at the County ranging from 10-inch reasonable rates. 435-841-7337 OR Deadline for public 435-882-3088 cations physically to small squares. Hard Clerk's Office, County to 18-inch diameter. (435)840-3282 435-841-7338 notices is 4 p.m. the This notice of auction 775 West 1200 North, to find great for Homes Health Department, Both water and sewer day prior to publica- is being given pursu- Suites 200 A&D, ELECTRICIAN/ SELL YOUR computer horses with special Transcript Bulletin, projects will require tion. Public notices ant to 38-8-1 et al, Springville, UT 84663 HANDYMAN residen- in the classifieds. Call diets. $250 for all or Tooele County Senior residential, commercial submitted past the Utah Code Annotated. or electronically to tial/ commercial elec- 882-0050 or visit $300 delivered, Garth *FORECLOSURES* Center, Grantsville and side street serv- deadline will not be UNIT 391 Louis Un- matt.l@jonesandde- trical installs & re- www.tooeletranscript. 435-837-2246 or Also new, existing City Hall, Grantsville ices reconnected while accepted. gor. Rolling tool box, mille.com pairs, remodeling, com 435-830-2309 and “HUD” owned Senior Center and minimizing impact to homes. Save Thou- UPAXLP washer/dryer, freezer, the user's services. (Published in the Tran- painting, plumbing! Stop paying someone Wendover Senior Cen- 16’ swim pool, misc. script Bulletin July 26, Dale 435-843-7693 to tune up your com- Sporting sands, Free pre- ter. The project will also qualification and UNIT 223A Wendy entail a pump capacity 31, August 2 & 7, 801-865-1878 Li- puter! I’m Scott Lind- Goods Marilyn K. Gillette, Public Notices Reedy. Antique furni- 2018) censed, insured. Ma- say, the Tech Guru Utah Housing Loan Tooele County upgrade of the north- information. Steve Water User ture piece, household west sewer lift station. HAVE A good idea for jor credit cards ac- writer for the Tran- SELLING YOUR Clerk/Auditor & boxes. cepted! script Bulletin News- mountain bike? Ad- Farnsworth (Published in the Tran- The Statements of a story? Call the Deadline for public UNIT 223B Hilary paper. I produced 14 vertise it in the classi- (801)997-0544 script Bulletin July 26, Qualification will be Transcript and let us FUN PIANO LES- notices is 4 p.m. the Wilson. Furniture. videos showing you fieds. Call 882-0050 Farnsworth Realty, 2018) used to create a know 882-0050. SONS! Spots avail- day prior to publica- UNIT 003 Mike Vol- step-by-step, how to www.tooele tran- Inc. MLS shortlist of prequalified able for half hour les- tion. Public notices berg. Camping & fish- tune up your own script.com TOOELE CITY contractors who will be sons $40/month start- MOBILE HOME on 1/4 submitted past the ing equip & misc PC computer, easily REQUEST FOR PRO- eligible to submit pro- ing September 4th. acre lot. Tree’s deadline will not be items. and fast! I will give POSALS posals. Call now to reserve ,30x30 concrete pad, accepted. UNIT 024 Michael you a free copy of Help Wanted Construction Manager The detailed require- your spot! Bethany basket ball court, 3 UPAXLP Shugart. Table & chair Microsoft Office / General Contractor ments for the SOQ will (435)224-2866. sheds, fence, wood- for the Tooele Public set, washer, misc be available July 30th 2 0 1 6 P r o ! items. HANDY-MAN SERV- stove. $53,000/OBO Safety Building 2018, and may be ob- www.Tune- UNIT 032 David Mar- ICES remodeling, 790 VanDyke Way SEALED Statement of NOTICE TO WATER tained from the office UpVideos.com for tinez. Callaway club painting, texturing, Tooele Qualifications must be USERS of Grantsville City at details. set, tools, misc items. framing, tree work, received by Thursday, The applications below 429 East Main Street SELLING YOUR UNIT 081 Melanie landscaping, etc. Li- August 2nd, 2018, by were filed with the Di- Grantsville, UT 84029 HOME? Advertise it Holmes. Furniture, censed call Ray Furniture & 2:00 p.m. (MST) in the vision of Water Rights or Jones and DeMille in the classifieds. Call misc items. 435-849-7011 Appliances 882-0050 or visit Office of the Tooele in Tooele County. Engineering, 775 West SALON VOLUME City Recorder (Room These are informal UNIT 099 Milton But- 1200NowNow North, AcceptingAccepting Suite Applications Applications HANDYMAN, any kind www.tooeletran terfield. Clothing. NowNow RentingRenting NORTH VALLEY Ap- Now Hiring All script.com 227), Tooele City Hall, proceedings per Rule 200A, Springville, UT of handyman work, pliance. Washers/ Positions! 90 North Main Street, R655-6-2. Protests UNIT 206A Tiffany 84663,IncomeIncomeIncomeIncome Monday Restrictions Restrictions thru ApplyApply ApplyApply yard work, leaf dryers refrigerators, Tooele, Utah 84074 for concerning an applica- Lee. Sectional couch, Friday between 8:00 cleanup. Residential • Full & Part Time misc items. ExclusivelyRentalRental assistance for Seniors may may be be freezers, stoves. Positions Water Shares the following project: tion must be legibly A.M. Exclusivelyand 5:00 P.M or for Seniors and business. Call GENERAL CON- written or typed, con- UNIT 208A Karli available. Call for details $149-$399 full war- • Reasonable Booth/ by contactingavailable.Pet MattFriendly Call for details J i m m y a t ranty. Complete re- TRACTOR FOR THE tain the name and Miller. Furniture, LaurendeauPet with Friendly (435)228-8561 pair service. Satis- Room Rent 1.3 ACRE FEET in CONSTRUCTION OF mailing address of the boxes, misc items. Jones & DeMille435.843.0717 at W e s t E r d a , UNIT 211 David Call for details HANSON & SONS faction guaranteed. • Great Location – THE Tooele City Pub- protesting party, (801) 692-0219435.843.0717 or at $8,000.00. Call Simth. Washer/Dryer, Call for details handyman your local Parts for all brands. 209 N Main St, Tooele lic Safety Building STATE THE APPLI- [email protected] 800.735.2900 435-830-2426 fishing equipment. TDD 800.735.2900 home advisor. Base- (435)830-3225. • Convenient Customer PROJECT DESCRIP- CATION NUMBER mille.com435.843.0717 to request UNIT 406 Pamela ments, siding, roof- Parking 2 ACRE FEET in East TION: PROTESTED, CITE an electronic copy. Peay. Quilting & sew- ing, decks, tile, and Erda (East of Drou- Tooele City is seeking REASONS FOR THE The deadline for sub- Garage, Yard PLEASE CALL/TXT: ing supplies. framing. Reasonable, bay Road, $9,500 proposals from quali- PROTEST, and RE- mitting the Statement Sales UNIT 257 Carl Elia- Local, Tooele. Jeff Stephanie 435.728.4668 obo per acre foot. fied proponents to pro- QUEST A HEARING, of Qualifications is son. Fridge, furniture, 435-775-1445 GRANTSVILLE 305 W Allison 435.840.5853 Call 435-830-2426 vide construction man- if desired. Also, A $15 4:00 p.m. on August ager / general contrac- FEE MUST BE IN- camping equipment. 14, 2018. Deliver all HOME REPAIRS ex- Main St Saturday (Published in the 9am-2pm. Kitchen- DRIVERS: New Public Notices tor (“CM / GC”) serv- CLUDED FOR EACH Statements of Qualifi- pert. Doors, knobs, ices for the Tooele City APPLICATION PRO- Transcript Bulletin July cations physically to trim, baseboards, ware, chirtsmas Sign-On Bonus! Meetings 26, 2018) items, baskets, misc. Dedicated Freight! 11 Public Safety Building TESTED. Protests 775 West 1200 North, mouldings, drywall re- to be located at ap- must be filed with the Western States! Deadline for public Suites 200 A&D, pairs, texturing, HAVING A GARAGE proximately 80 North Division of Water Great Pay Package! notices is 4 p.m. the Springville, UT 84663 caulking, weather- SALE? Advertise it in 50 East, Tooele, Utah. Rights, PO Box Great Home Time, day prior to publica- or electronically to proofing, framing, the classifieds. Call The project's contract 146300, Salt Lake Benefits, Bonuses! tion. Public notices matt.l@jonesandde- home updating and 882-0050 documents will be cre- City, UT 84114-6300, CDL-A call today, submitted past the mille.com renovations and ated by JRCA Archi- or by hand delivery to TOOELE 1256 Upland Montana Brand Pro- deadline will not be (Published in the Tran- much more. Small tects, Inc. a Division office during Drive Friday Saturday duce: 844-250-8831 accepted. script Bulletin July 26, jobs okay. Call INSTRUCTIONS AND normal business hours 9am-3pm. Baby UPAXLP 31, August 2 & 7, S h a n e ( 4 3 5 ) Drivers: New Sign-On QUALIFICATIONS: on or before AUGUST items, misc house- 2018) 840-0344. Bonus! Dedicated NOTICE OF PUBLIC CM / GC's responding 22, 2018. Please visit hold and decor, furni- Freight! 11 Western HEARINGS to this RFP shall have waterrights.utah.gov or LAWN AND MORE! ture, fitness equip- States! Great Pay The Tooele County completed similar po- call (801)538-7240 for Don’t break your ment, tools, clothes, Package! Great Commission will con- lice and law enforce- additional information. LISTINGS NEEDED! back, pay us to do it much more. f o r y o u ! HomeTime, Benefits, duct two public hear- ment facilities. NEW 435-841-0051 or TOOELE 160 N 4th St Bonuses! CDL-A ings in Room 321 of OBTAINING DOCU- APPLICATION(S) 435-228-8286 Saturday July 28th calltoday, Montana the Tooele County MENTS: 15-5453 (A81304): Selling Homes for 9am-1pm. Furniture, Brand Produce: Building at 47 South Request for Proposal Jayson Orvi s LAWN MOWING serv- m i s c t o o l s , 844-250-8831 Main Street, Tooele, Documents may be propose(s) using 4.73 ices $15 for a regular parts-power tools, FRANDSEN DENTAL Utah, on July 31, obtained from the ac-ft. from groundwa- Top Dollar! How? size yard $20 for knickknacks. 2018, at 7:00 p.m., to Tooele City Recorder ter (Stockton) for IRRI- larger yards. Trim- in Grantsville is look- ing to hire a fun, en- receive comment on (Room 227), Tooele GATION. ming also included, TOOELE 287 Marvista the following: City Hall, 90 North 15-5454 (A81305): • Availability and Response to all Parties in a c a l l J e f f Ln MOVING SALE ergetic, and outgoing Dental Assistant. 5 1) Access to Service- Main Street, Tooele, Jayson Orvi s Timely Manner. 435-840-1190. July 27-28 9am-4pm. berry Canyon Road Utah 84074. Tele- propose(s) using 4.73 No early birds! days a week, must SELL YOUR com- have 2 years dental 2) Southside Gravel phone 435-843-2110 ac-ft. from groundwa- • Experienced Negotiator: Corporate Experience puter in the classi- DEADLINES FOR experience to keep LLC Proposed Opera- ANY QUESTIONS ter (Stockton) for IRRI- with Public & Private. fieds. Call 882-0050 classifieds ads are up. Please e-mail re- tions Plan and Agree- SHOULD BE DI- GATION. or visit www.tooele- M o n d a y a n d sume to tiffany@fran- ment RECTED TO: 15-5455 (A81306): • Knowledge of all aspects of homes and properties. transcript. com Wednesdays by 4:45 sendental.com All interested persons Bidders should limit Jayson Orvi s p.m. shall be given an op- their contact and ques- propose(s) using 4.73 • Honesty, Patience and Knowledge in Guiding portunity to be heard. tions regarding this ac-ft. from groundwa- others. DATED this 25th day project to: ter (Stockton) for IRRI- of July 2018. Jim Child, AIA GATION. • Marketing to every eyeball searching. BY ORDER OF THE JRCA Architects Kent L. Jones, P.E. TOOELE COUNTY [email protected] STATE ENGINEER • House Prep saving sellers money on Non issues. The HistoryCOMMISSION: of TooeleBidders are instructed County(Published in the Tran- Marilyn K. Gillette not to contact other script Bulletin July 26 • Helps with Necessary Repairs to remove n September 1846 theMARILYN Donner-Reed K. Party, GIL- whileCity stafftrying or aelected shortcut of- to& California, August 2, 2018) buyer concerns. passed through the LETTE,what would become County Tooeleficials County regarding and nearly this perished in the I Clerk/Auditor project. • And much more!! Great Salt Lake Desert.(Published Three years in thelater, Tran- a handfulTooele of Mormon City reserves pioneer families left script Bulletin July 26, the right to reject any Your in Good Hands! Salt Lake Valley and built2018) a meager encampmentor all in proposals, Settlement or Canyon any above today’s Tooele City. Soon, others followed, and a communityparts of emerged any proposal, on the edge of the to waive any informal- Great Basin frontier that was populated by individualisticity or technicality, and energetic and settlers who managed to thrive in an environment fraught towith accept hardship. any proposal Their story, and many deemed to be in the others, are found inside this History of Utah’s Tooelebest interest County . Learn of the about how the pioneers ingeniously built their lives in the wilderness;City. the wild mining days in Ophir, Dated This 17th day of Mercur and Jacob City; the Pony Express Trail;July, the glorious2018 beaches and resorts along For any of your By: Lisa Carpenter the southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, and(Published more. in the Tran- real estate script Bulletin July 19, 24, 26 & 31, 2018) needs, call 58 N. 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© 2018 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 34, No. 33 Ask a parent for each type of word to ll in the blanks. Then, climb into The Terri c Tunnel Fort your fort together and read it aloud! This fort is easy to make. And it’s a super comfy place to read or watch a movie on a rainy day.

blanket I had just finished building a cool You can build a cool fort indoors. You can create a quiet place to read or draw with some blankets and tables or fort out of ______furniture. Invite a friend or family member to visit your fort! and ______in my The Compound Fort living room, when I head a This fort is constructed out of pieces of knock on our ______. furniture and cushions, providing little “rooms” within the fort. books for ballast (weight) blanket “I have a ______hidden hideaway cubby package for you,” said the delivery guy. He handed me a house chairs wall large, ______box. pillow Cardboard When I opened the box, it was co ee filled with ______table hideaway sofa cushion wall Box Fort A classic! Get an ______. But it Find the two adult’s help to cut identical doors and windows was the cardboard box that I chairs. in a big box. What would you make really wanted. I cut some doors the front of your box fort look like? and windows with a Design it here! ______. I added the box to my fort and The Backyard Tree Fort Club is having a meeting. To get now it was a ______in, you have to know the Secret Code Word. Tree Fort Secret Code ______in our home. 1 2 3 Fill in the missing letters in this math crossword puzzle. Then, unscramble the letters in the shaded boxes to 4 discover the Secret Code Word. I began collecting all the

5 6 ______boxes I could find Across Down 3. 35 + 5 1. 21 - 7 to add to my fort. Soon, the fort 4. 51 - 21 2. 36 - 18 was so big I had to ______it 7 8 9 5. 3 + 5 4. 12 + 10 to the backyard. 7. 19 - 9 5. 6 + 5 8. 54 - 42 6. 36 - 16 10 9. 32 - 31 12. 3 + 3 One evening, some squirrels 10. 28 - 23 moved into the fort. They filled it 11. 19 - 13 11 with ______. 13. 9 + 7 Fort for But they seemed so happy there, Sale I couldn’t think of making them 12 Imagine you were selling a fort. Look leave it. But my mom and dad 13 at the house for sale had to buy new furniture, classified ads in the newspaper. Using including a ______to sit them as a model, write a classified ad on, a ______for the The Secret Code Word is: for an amazing fort. floor, and some decorative Standards Link: Use the newspaper to locate ______for our new information. sofa. My fort turned out to be

very expensive! I think next time

Find the words by looking up, I’ll build a ______How many houses can you see? FLASHLIGHT down, backwards, forwards, FURNITURE sideways and diagonally. ______instead. BLANKET F L A S H L I G H T PILLOW SERIES S U S E C E I P B F PIECES E C R A W L W L U O TUNNEL I R T N F P A E I R This week’s word: BUILD R O M F I N L D L U PROVIDE ROOMS The verb provide means E R N L K T L O D F to give something or make MODEL it available for others. CRAWL S A L E I T U M O I The teacher liked to provide FORT U O T S M O O R R N pencils for her students. SALE W L E N N U T E E D Try to use the word WALL provide in a sentence Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical today when talking with Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions. FIND words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. your friends and family.

Build a Sentence Many newspaper headlines are not complete I BUILT MY sentences. Find a headline and rewrite it as a HOUSE … complete sentence. Then start adding words to see how long you can make the sentence, Finish this sentence and then write five details and still have it be a complete sentence. about your home. Standards Link: Reserach: Use the newspaper to locate info. B10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 26, 2018

2018 CHEROKEE 2017 RENEGADE 2018 COMPASS GRAND CHEROKEE SAVINGS STARTING STARTING UP TO UP TO AT AT OFF MSRP Stk #J18022A Stk #J17862A Stk J18167A Stk #J18297A

HITCH UP YOUR WAGON TO A NEW HORSE WITH THE

COME CELEBRATE PIONEER DAY WITH SALT LAKE VALLEY CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP RAM WRANGLERS STARTING NOW OFF MSRP Stk #J18358A 2018 RENEGADE 2019 CHEROKEE LEASE STARTING AT LEASE STARTING AT +Tax +Tax /mo** /mo** 2018 RAM 1500 AS LOW AS LEASE +tax /mo** 2019 RAM 1500 UP TO OFF MSRP LEASE 2018 RAM 1500 AS LOW AS EXPRESS STARTING AT Stk #R18385A +tax BIG HORN STARTING AT /mo** Stk #R18389A LARAMIE STARTING AT Stk #R18092A 2018 RAM HD Crew Cab 4 X 4 6.7L Stk #R18372A 6.7L Laramie 2500 4 X 4 Stk#R18562A 6.7L Laramie 4X4 Stk #R18512A

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* WHILE SUPPLY LASTS PRICING AFTER ALL REBATES. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX, LICENSING, SPECIFICATIONS AND AVAILABILITY SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. SOME INCENTIVES MAY NOT BE COMBINABLE WITH LEASES AND OTHER OFFERS. ALL PHOTOS FOR DISPLAY PURPOSES ONLY. FACTORY OFFER FACTORY OFFER 2018 RAM 1500 EXPRESS QUAD CAB 4X4(22J) WITH MSRP OF $39,575. $189/MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS WITH 10,000 MILES PER YEAR. $2774 DUE AT SIGNING (AFTER ALL OFFERS)* $0 SECURITY DEPOS- IT.FACTORY OFFER 2019 JEEP CHEROKEE LATITUDE PLUS 4X4(26D) WITH MSRP OF $29190. $199/MONTH FOR 24 MONTHS WITH 10,000 MILES PER YEAR. $2166 DUE AT SIGNING (AFTER ALL OFFERS)* $0 SECURITY DEPOSIT. FACTORY OFFER 2018 JEEP RENEGADE LATITUDE 4X4(27J) WITH MSRP OF $26320. $229/MONTH FOR 36 MONTHS WITH 10,000 MILES PER YEAR. $3649 DUE AT SIGNING (AFTER ALL OFFERS)* $0 SECURITY DEPOSIT.O.A.C. RESIDENCY RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY. MUST FINANCE WITH DEALER TO RECEIVE MAXIMUN SAV- ING. SUBJECT TO HUMAN ERROR, PLEASE CALL WITH ANY QUESTIONS. SOME FACTORY OFFERS/REBATES MAY EXPIRE ON OR BEFORE 7/31/2018, ALL FINANCE AND LEASE OFFERS PLUS TAX O.A.C ** CONTACT DEALER FOR DETAILS SALT LAKE VALLEY CDJR 801-484-8755 www.SLVDODGE.COM 2309 South State St. Salt Lake City Utah 84115 THURSDAY July 26, 2018 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN B11 B12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT BULLETIN THURSDAY July 26, 2018