Waste Raises Big Stink by Deseret Peak Complex

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www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT Softball, baseball T swing into season Check out the See A10 features on our new Web site: BULLETIN tooeletranscript.com March 17, 2009 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 115 NO. 087 50¢ Cop turning tide in graffiti battle Having an officer dedicated to graffiti crimes has November — a time when a spike in graffiti had prompted the city helped city make six arrests since last November to appeal for the public’s help in catching taggers. Those arrests are by Jamie Belnap heads all graffiti investigations. being linked back to nearly 20 docu- STAFF WRITER “When graffiti was in our inves- mented graffiti cases, according to tigations division, we were sending Young. The war against graffiti in Tooele misdemeanor cases to detectives “That’s huge,” Wimmer said. City is ongoing, with ever-shifting who were already carrying a case “We’ve charged more people with battlefronts, but police and city offi- load of felony cases,” said Lt. Paul graffiti in the last few months than cials say it’s a war they been winning Wimmer, of the Tooele City Police we have in a while.” since the start of the year. Department. “Obviously they had Those arrests are the result of Progress began when Tooele City to prioritize their case load, so we informants coming forward, neigh- police officer Brad Young was tapped were losing the battle and having a bors being vigilant and school offi- to act as the city’s de facto graffiti hard time following up on graffiti. cials keeping their eyes open. Tooele czar at the end of November, accord- This move allows graffiti to carry a City Parks and Recreation director ing to city officials. Previously, busy higher priority. We don’t get a lot of Kathy Bell said her department has detectives had been called out to cases with [evidence or witnesses], paid out four $250 rewards to such investigate taggings on commercial but those that we do get are getting informants since November, and is buildings, fences, park equipment, followed up on in a more timely looking to pay out a couple more photography / Maegan Burr and even private residences. Now manner.” rewards pending arrests. Tooele City Police Officer Brad Young stands in front of some freshly painted-over graffiti on Main Street at Young, a crime prevention specialist As a result, the department has the old bowling alley Tuesday morning. Since Young began spearheading the city’s fight against graffiti in with five years on the force, spear- been able to make six arrests since SEE GRAFFITI PAGE A8 ➤ November, the department has made several arrests linked to 20 graffiti cases. Waste raises big CAR DELEARS HEADED BACK TO NEBRASKA stink by Deseret Peak Complex

by Tim Gillie is unbelievable. When the wind is right, the STAFF WRITER smell drifts over to the Miller Raceway. How are we going to attract more business and There’s a foul odor in the air along SR-122 tourists to Tooele County when people get between Tooele and Deseret Peak Complex, that smell?” and it’s leaving residents concerned about Several people concerned about the negative health and economic impacts. stench have pointed the finger at a piece “It is awful,” said Rachel Silva, a of property owned by the family of Tooele Grantsville resident who drives SR-112 to County Commissioner Bruce Clegg. The work in Tooele every day. “How anybody could tolerate something that smells so bad SEE STINK PAGE A6 ➤ District’s school nursing shortage easing — slightly by Sarah Miley In 2007, Tooele County gave a $300,000 STAFF WRITER subsidy to the Tooele County School District to hire additional nurses for the 2007-08 Two years after funding was allocated school year. Funds to pay for the new nurses to hire additional school nurses, Tooele came from payment in lieu of taxes (PILT) County Health Department officials say the money received from the federal govern- extra help has made a difference in improv- ment. ing school nursing services, though there’s a long way to go yet. SEE NURSING PAGE A7 ➤

pool photo / Michael Brandy Allen Patch (center) goes before Judge Stephen Henriod in 3rd District Court Tuesday morning for an extradition hearing. Patch is accused of stealing more than 80 cars from Legacy Auto Sales in Scottsbluff, Neb., last week with the intent to auction them off in a number of western states. He turned himself in last Thursday in Salt Lake City. Rachel Fait (right), a co-defendant in the case who was arrested by the Tooele County Sheriff’s Office, watches from her seat.

SUN AND MOON SEVEN-DAY FORECAST FOR TOOELE UV INDEX The Sun Rise Set WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Wednesday 7:36 a.m. 7:39 p.m. Thursday 7:34 a.m. 7:40 p.m. 6 Legislators:6 Session proved a Friday 7:33 a.m. 7:41 p.m. 5 5 5 5 Saturday 7:31 a.m. 7:42 p.m. 3 Sunday 7:29 a.m. 7:43 p.m. Monday 7:28 a.m. 7:44 p.m. Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Tuesday 7:26 a.m. 7:45 p.m. The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index™ The Moon Rise Set number, the greater the need for eyegood and skin one for Tooele County Wednesday 3:02 a.m. 11:54 a.m. protection. 0-2 Low; 3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Thursday 3:48 a.m. 12:51 p.m. Very High; 11+ Extreme Friday 4:27 a.m. 1:51 p.m. by Tim Gillie Legislators faced a tough ses- Technology College, and water Saturday 5:00 a.m. 2:53 p.m. ALMANAC STAFF WRITER sion that involved tackling two laws were revised in a way that Sunday 5:29 a.m. 3:57 p.m. Statistics for the week ending March 16. Sunshine and patchy Mild with times of Times of clouds and Rather cloudy and Cooler with a couple Sunshine and patchy budgets — balancing the 2009 gives an edge to Tooele County Monday 5:54 a.m. 5:01 p.m. Partial sunshine Temperatures Tuesday 6:18 a.m. 6:05 p.m. clouds clouds and sun sun mild of showers possible clouds The Utah State Legislature went budget due to decreased revenues residents that have lost water High/Low past week 69/15 Last New First Full Normal high/low past week home 52/30 an hour early last Thursday and making even further cuts to rights. 61 39 63 42 65 44 62 41 52 36 52 35 56 30 Average temp past week with lawmakers38.8 declaring the ses- the 2010 budget. Several broad Overall, state agencies were Normal average temp past weeksion a 41.4 success. Those sentiments issues were tackled including asked to cut their 2010 budgets TOOELE COUNTY WEATHER Daily Temperatures High Low Mar 18 Mar 26 Apr 2 Apr 9 Shown is Wednesday’s are being seconded by Tooele substantial changes in the state’s by 15 percent, said Rep. Ronda County representatives, who say liquor laws, ethics reform, and Menlove, R-Garland. Forecasts and graphics provided by weather. Temperatures are photography / Maegan Burr 69 Wednesday night’s lows and 51 53 52 several55 important pieces of legis- health care reform. “Fortunately we were able to AccuWeather, Inc. ©2009 Wednesday’s highs. 39 42 RN, BS Nurse Dawn Powell places a bandage on Northlake Elementary fourth-grader Brelyn Benson’s lation to come out of the session Legislation was also passed forehead Tuesday morning at the school’s sick room. Tooele County School District decreased their will40 directly benefit the county. creating the Tooele Applied SEE SESSION PAGE A5 ➤ nurse-to-student ratio from one nurse for every 6,100, to every 2,700 students. 28 35 UTAH WEATHER 15 21 21 23 Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Logan Grouse 56/27 Wendover Precipitation (in inches) INSIDE Creek 62/41 BULLETINKnolls BOARDClive B3 WEATHER Lake Point 59/30 63/39 62/39 63/39 4.11 4.28 Ogden CLASSIFIEDS B5 Stansbury Park 59/39 63/39 HOMETOWN B1 Erda 1.25 Paranormal Musician sets up new Vernal Grantsville 63/41 Pine Canyon 0.56 0.98 Salt Lake City 63/31 63/39 53/33 0.11 investigators seek out recording studio Tooele 63/39 OBITUARIES A7 Bauer 61/39 Last Normal Month Normal Year Normal 61/38 Tooele Week for week to date M-T-D to date Y-T-D spirits in old Tooele See A6 Provo Roosevelt See 61/39 64/32 OPEN FORUM A4 62/36 Complete Stockton Snowfall (in inches) hospital Price SPORTS A10 61/38 64/36 56.0 See B1 Nephi Forecast Rush Valley 63/36 TV LISTINGS B2 60/38 Ophir on A9 54/33 Delta Manti 6.5 68/37 63/34 1.0 Green River Last Month Season 74/40 Dugway Week to date to date Richfield Gold Hill 62/38 66/37 Moab 62/33 SNOWPACK Hanksville 73/41 Beaver 76/41 Vernon Tooele Valley-Vernon Creek Basin 67/34 Ibapah 61/36 64/32 Snow Water Equivalent as of 12 a.m. Monday Rocky Basin Mining Vernon Settlement Fork Creek Cedar City Blanding Snowcover 16.9” 16.4” 11.8” St. George 66/35 68/37 Average 24.1” 18.4” 11.7” 79/50 Kanab 72/40 Eureka Percent of average 70% 89% 101% 58/35 Source: Utah Natural Resources Conservation Services A2

A2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 17, 2009

CORRECTION Dugway land restoration nearing completion

The two photographs of Of 210 contaminated sites identified in mid-1990s, only eight remain to be cleaned up alleged burglars that accompanied the March 12 article by Jamie Belnap “Tooele merchants suffer STAFF WRITER spate of night burglaries” were incorrectly placed. The Environmental specialists at photographs should have Dugway Proving Ground have been placed with the article made headway in recent years in titled “Two men charged in reclaiming land originally con- Stockton burglary and assault taminated with solid and haz- case.” The Transcript-Bulletin ardous waste, and restoring the apologizes for the error. land to its original condition. “Back in the mid ’90s we had identified 210 sites eligible for In the March 12 article clean-up,” said Jeffery Carter, an “Advanced math students to environmental protection spe- compete,” the starting time cialist with Dugway’s Installation for the competition was inac- Restoration Program. “Today we curately reported as 6:30 a.m. only have eight sites left.” on March 17. The contest will The sites, known as Solid actually begin at 6:30 p.m. Waste Management Units on March 17. The Transcript- (SWMUs) or Hazardous Waste Bulletin apologizes for the Management Units (HWMUs) error. consist of burn areas, disposal trenches or buried landfills, each containing anything from construction waste and human refuse to waste left over from BUSINESS BRIEFS various testing procedures. Testing waste can include any- The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes thing from pallets used to trans- news items from the local busi- port supplies to a site to leftover ness community of 150 words or tubing and glass. Some of the less. Businesses can send news of awards, promotions, internal sites on the 1,300-acre post are milestones, new business ven- as far west as the Nevada bor- tures, new hires, relocations, part- der, while others are in the Carr nerships, major transactions and Facility area, a testing area closer other items to Missy Thompson via to Dugway’s eastern boundary. Remediation efforts at some e-mail at missy@tooeletranscript. photography / Maegan Burr com, via fax at (435) 882-6123, of the landfill sites, for exam- or via regular mail at P.O. Box 390, ple the English Village landfill, Jeffery Carter, environmental protection specialist for Dugway Proving Ground, points to formerly contaminated areas at the installation that were recently cleaned Tooele, UT 84074. are no different from reme- up by his office on March 3. Environmental specialists have made progress in cleaning up contaminated land since the mid-1990s. diation efforts conducted by regular cities when a landfill said. “It’s just like I always say “You could build a house and only one industrial closure site. said. “They are complex because is closed, according to Paula with the testing buildings on the eat the tomatoes that you plant- “That really shows a way that they involve almost all of the Nicholson, public affairs officer installation — the air that comes ed,” Carter said. you can effectively take the ele- phases that you encounter in a �� for Dugway. out is always cleaner than the air HWMUs can often only be ment that would have been remediation project.” � “The only difference is that that goes in.” cleaned up to the extent that waste at one site and use it at When these final sites are �� the Army almost over-com- SWMUs are often clean- contamination is contained in another site,” Carter said. “We closed, the Dugway Restoration pensates in clean-up efforts. closed, meaning the land can be covered cells, which are then essentially got clean-closure on Advisory Board, the communi- �� We have a very high standard deemed perfectly safe for resi- revegetated. These are called two areas. That’s really the best ty outreach component of the �� we have to follow,” Nicholson dential use. industrial closures. Some of scenario as far as remediation IRP, will look at complete clo- �� these closures require contin- goes. If you can take land that sure options for the project as ual monitoring to ensure that has some type of contamina- a whole. �� groundwater isn’t infiltrating the tion and get it to clean closure Carter said these SWMUs and �� cells and contamination is con- or unrestricted use, that is really HWMUs exist because 30 years �� tained. Once closed, these sites what you want to do.” ago the environmental conse- �� remain completely fenced. The eight sites still being quence of burying waste wasn’t �� An illustration of previous worked on by IRP are the largest considered. efforts conducted by IRP is the and most complex sites. While “At the time, the mindset was �� closure of a contractor land- many of the previously worked- that we are out in this vast area so �� fill and an old sewage lagoon, on sites consisted of a single we are going to dig a trench and �� which in turn benefited the clo- landfill or other waste area, bury this junk,” Carter added. “It �� sure of the English Village land- these sites contain multiple was the way that everyone did fill. Workers knew the English areas needing remediation. business back then. Land was �� Village landfill could not be These sites were saved for not viewed so much as a renew- �� remediated to a clean-closure last to allow workers to practice able resource.” �� state, but were able take wastes on less intensive sites first, and Now, however, the Army’s �� from the two other sites — bio- because the remediation need- focus is sustainability. �� solids from the sewage lagoon ed just didn’t connect to any “By the time we have all �� to use as soil amendment, and other work being done. this done, Dugway should be photography / Maegan Burr the contractor waste — and add “They aren’t a straight cover cleaner than any community,” �� A hazardous waste sign marks an area at the Dugway Proving Ground that has them to the third site, creating or a straight removal. They are Nicholson said. �� been recently cleaned up by the Installation Restoration Program. two clean-closures and leaving a combination of both,” Carter [email protected] �� Two Sunday single-car rollovers injure three ��

�� by Jamie Belnap up crossed both lanes of travel that it got so violent that she Gerzon Cartoz, 43, who was looking around like nothing had STAFF WRITER and struck the mountainside. couldn’t control the vehicle any- in the front passenger seat, and happened.” �� The impact caused the vehicle more and it rolled in the middle three other occupants in the [email protected] �� The Utah Highway Patrol to roll onto its roof, Gutierrez of the travel lanes,” Gutierrez back seat — Yoana Gonzales, �� was dispatched to two single- said. said. 20, Luis Acuna, 18, and their �� car rollover accidents in Tooele Allen was transported to The Explorer rolled one and 6-month-old daughter Annaly County on Sunday. Mountain West Medical Center a half times before coming to a Gonzales — were able to free Tooele �� The first occurred on Johnson’s with back injuries. stop on its roof, Gutierrez said. themselves from the vehi- �� Pass just after 5 a.m. when “He was wearing a seat belt,” The driver, 42-year-old Maria cle before emergency crews �� Tooele resident Cody Allen, 22, Gutierrez said. “Which is prob- Tenorio, of Kearns, was pinned arrived. �� swerved on SR-199 near mile- ably a good thing or he might inside the vehicle for nearly 30 Cartoz was also air lifted to “Your Neighborhood Family Theatre” �� post 11 to avoid hitting a deer, have been hurt a lot worse.” minutes while fire crews with a Salt Lake City hospital as a 1600 N. Pine Canyon Rd. according to Sgt. Bob Gutierrez, The second accident occurred extraction equipment worked to precautionary measure, but the �� (East of Viaduct) 843-5800 of the Utah Highway Patrol. just before 1 p.m. when the get her out. other three were released at the �� Tickets are now available online The roadway runs along- driver of a 1998 Ford Explorer “It took three jaws of life to scene. www.movieswest.com �� side the mountain in this area, swerved to avoid hitting debris cut her out,” Gutierrez said. “The infant didn’t have a �� Gutierrez said, so when Allen, in westbound lanes of I-80 near She was transported by heli- scratch on her,” Gutierrez said. �� who was on his way to work at Grantsville by milepost 84. copter to a Salt Lake area hos- “That just goes to show that �� MAR 13 - 19 �� Dugway Proving Ground, veered “She overcorrected to the pital in stable condition as a those car seats work. I can’t �� to the left, his 1986 Dodge pick- right and the left to the point precautionary measure. stress that enough. She was just �� RACE TO WITCH MOUNTAIN �� DLY ...... 4:45, 7:10, 9:35 �� FRI-SAT ...... 12:10, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10, 9:35 �� SUN ...... 12:10, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10 (PG) �� Pickup hit from behind by semi-truck �� WATCHMEN �� by Jamie Belnap “It was a pretty horrific Richardson had to be extri- vival space in that pickup. It DLY ...... 4:10, 7:30 �� STAFF WRITER crash,” Fawson said. cated from his vehicle and was was completely smashed.” FRI-SAT ...... 12:00, 4:10, 7:30 �� The impact pushed the transported by air to University The driver of the semi- �� SUN ...... 12:00, 4:10, 7:30 (R) �� Two people were injured in Nissan up onto the neighbor- Hospital. Fawson said he was truck, Kenneth R. Lee, 43, �� a two-vehicle collision on I-80 ing embankment, after which released the next day. of Winnemucca, Nev., was �� Friday evening. it rolled down the other side, “I am convinced that because transported by ambulance to TAKEN �� According to Trooper Clint coming to a stop on the driver’s he was crouched down at the Mountain West Hospital as a �� DLY ...... 4:35, 7:15, 9:40 Fawson of the Utah Highway side. The semi-truck slid up the time of impact, that’s the only precaution and released two FRI-SAT ...... 12:10, 2:20, 4:35, 7:15, 9:40 �� Patrol, a 1986 Nissan pickup hill as well and ended up in a reason he is alive,” Fawson hours later. �� SUN ...... 12:10, 2:20, 4:35, 7:15 (PG-13) �� traveling in the eastbound lanes jack-knifed position. said. “He was in the only sur- [email protected] �� of the interstate started expe- AUL LART ALL OP �� riencing mechanical failure, P B M C �� causing the driver — 25-year- DLY ...... 4:35, 7:00, 9:25 Sun -Thur 4:45 | 7:15 8 Academy Sun -Thur 5:00 | 7:00 PG �� old Jonathan H. Richardson, Awards including R FRI-SAT ...... 12:15, 2:25, 4:35, 7:00, 9:25 �� of Cottonwood Heights — to ENDS THURSDAY “Best Picture” Fri & Sat 5:00 | 7:00 | 9:00 SUN ...... 12:15, 2:25, 4:35, 7:00 �� (PG) pull into the right emergency lane by milepost 100 near Lake Slumdog Tooele’s Show Place for Over 60 Years! Point. 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TUESDAY March 17, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A3 Sinus Infection? Battle against noxious weeds Allergies? heating up as spring arrives David K. Palmer M.D. Nancy J. Stevenson P.A.-C by Sarah Miley STAFF WRITER Ear, Nose & Throat • Head & Neck Surgery Allergy & Sinus • Voice Disorders It’s a sure sign that spring has sprung: weeds. And that Call to make an appointment means Jerry Caldwell is girding 882-6448 his loins for battle. 196 W. 2000 N. #100 • Tooele One way the county’s weed supervisor fights the spread of invasive and sometimes poisonous weeds is by getting the word out about new weeds that have been added to the Utah Noxious Weed List. In July, the state added nine weeds to the list to bring the total to 27. Tooele County, Preparation which had 22 weeds on the TAX list, now has 28 noxious weeds. County weed boards are allowed to add weeds they find to be a problem in their own areas. Tooele County added goat grass to the state list. “Most of the weeds on the list are on there because they’re poisonous to plants and animals,” Caldwell said. “Others are very invasive — they take $ over everything and there’s nothing left for animals.” The noxious weed list is photography / Maegan Burr broken up into three cate- Tooele County Weed Supervisor Jerry Caldwell and assistant Bart Staples (l-r) stand next to two weed sprayers Monday gories. Weeds in Class A are morning in Tooele. Tooele County has 28 noxious weeds that the county’s volunteer weed board is trying to combat. called Early Detection Rapid Response, and are a very high ticipated, 1,600 acres of land Each valley has its own according to Caldwell. These eradication priority. Class B were treated, and more than problems with noxious weeds, bugs, sometimes beetles, are focuses on weeds that must 55,000 acres were monitored. Caldwell said. In the Tooele just another tool used for Other forms at 1040 EZ similar savings! be controlled. Class C focuses “When we started this new Valley, white top (also known places that can’t be treated 67 on containment and stopping weed board we got together as hoary cress) and scotch any other way. What’s unique • State & Federal Return expansion. and determined we’d take the thistle are the biggest prob- about this kind of control is • Electronic Filing Over the past four years, the route of education, so people lems. White top can grow up to the bugs are specific to only • Professional, e file Tooele County Weed Board know what they had,” he said. 24 inches tall. Its small white one plant, Caldwell said. Fast Friendly Service — an all-volunteer board “Then we got grants to help flowers bloom in early April The Tooele County Weed • Guaranteed Support made up of private landown- them. Some of the work is and May. Scotch thistle can Board will have a workshop ers — has received $64,000 rather expensive to do and has grow up to 8 feet tall. on noxious weeds March 24 Call now to reserve your appointment. in grants to assist landown- just snowballed from there.” In addition, small patches at 7 p.m. at the Vernon Fire Refund Anticipation Loans Available ers who have at least an acre Some of that education is of leafy spurge, spotted knap- Station. The new weeds, her- of land with combating nox- in the form of annual noxious weed, Russian knapweed and bicides, basic calibration — ious weeds. These grants weed workshops. This year diffuse knapweed have been knowing how much herbicide have come from the Forest there will be two held, one in found in the county. Musk to use to kill weeds without Tax Specialist Service, Natural Resources March and one in April. thistle is also starting to come killing other vegetation — and 60 South Main, Suite 103 Conservation Service, and “We want people to be aware into Grantsville, Ophir and the new Farm Bill will be dis- Tooele the Utah Department of of the new weeds, and get the Rush Valley. cussed. A calibration clinic will This offer not Agriculture and Food-Grazing word out,” Caldwell said. “A lot Noxious weed seeds can be held April 3 at the Tooele valid with any other discount and 882-TAXS (8297) Improvement Program. of these weeds look like pretty number from a couple hun- County Road Shop in Tooele doesn’t include bank product fee’s. “We’ve built equipment for flowers to people, and if peo- dred to a couple million. A at 10 a.m. them to borrow if they have ple are wondering what things fully grown purple loosestrife [email protected] noxious weeds, and we have are there’s a lot of resources to is one such weed that can some herbicides for them to find out what they’ve got.” have as many as 2.5 million use,” Caldwell said, adding Those resources include seeds. One of those was found he’s been stressing restoration USU Extension services for by Stansbury Lake several efforts as well. “Spraying is homeowners with less than 1 years ago, and was promptly only part of it. You’ve got to get acre of land. They can make removed by hand. Seeds can something to out-compete the recommendations about lawn spread via vehicles, animals weeds to make the land useful and garden weed control. and shoe laces. again.” Caldwell said within the Biological control is another The county weed board was next two to four weeks things method used to treat areas in created in 2004. About 30 peo- will get very busy as he visits Tooele County. ple participated the first year with numerous landowners to Six different bugs are scat- of the program, Caldwell said. find problems and help them tered throughout Tooele Last year, more than 100 par- solve them. County to kill noxious weeds, Tooele teen cooks up a storm at state top-chef competition by Emma Penrod CORRESPONDENT

A Tooele High School student displayed her cooking chops at Utah’s Best Teen Chef competition on Saturday, but was unable to whip up the top prize. Kathryn Salas, a senior at Tooele High School, was one of 11 top culinary students to participate in the state- wide cooking competition in Draper. This was the first cooking competition Salas entered since her parents began teach- ing her to cook as a child. Salas said she didn’t know what to expect at first, though she imagined something simi- photo courtesy of Nathan Schwebach lar to television shows such as Tooele High School student Kathryn Salas (left) prepares a dish at the Utah’s “Iron Chef.” Best Teen Chef competition on Saturday in Draper. “It kind of was [like the television shows], but with “Compared to last year, this arships to the Art Institute of less people and easier cook- group really shined,” Krause Salt Lake City and the oppor- ing,” Salas said. “At first it was said. “They were a step above tunity to be one of the 34 final- intimidating. There was a lot anything we’ve seen in the ists in the National Best Teen of pressure, but it turned out past. Every single one of them Chef competition in May in to be pretty easy afterward.” has that extra something they Charlotte, N.C. Steven Maranto The competition was judged need to excel in the culinary from Skyline High School was by KUTV’s on-air chef Bryan arts.” named the winner. Woolley in conjunction with Salas and her competitors Salas said she was not dis- staff and advanced students were selected from 28 Utah appointed by her loss, and from the Art Institute of Salt high school students who continues planning to pursue Lake City. After 30 minutes applied through a series of sub- a career in the culinary field. of demonstrating their basic missions, including an essay, “I really just love to cook,” culinary skills to the judges, an original recipe and high she said. “It was the cooking the competitors were required school transcript. Because she that really mattered, not win- to complete a rigorous routine learned of the competition ning the competition.” of preparing a shrimp cocktail, while touring the Art Institute, sautéed chicken and rice, and Salas missed the deadline for sautéed broccoli with their turning in her transcript. But it choice of a creative sauce and was her recipe — an unnamed garnish in an hour. cauliflower and chicken dish Though she was not chosen — that won the judges over. Check Out NEW as Utah’s representative, Salas After completing the appli- and her 10 fellow student cation process, the top stu- Kids Page Fun! chefs were praised by the Art dent cooks were then invited EVERY THURSDAY Institute’s culinary arts aca- to take part in a cook-off where Great way to get kids involved in the news. demic director Frank Krause. they could earn tuition schol- Subscribe 435.882.0050 A4 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 17, 2009

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OUR VIEW Grantsville should follow Tooele’s lead on downtown Anyone who remembers the heyday of the old Skyline Cafe in Grantsville can’t help but shed a tear when they pass by the building now. Not that there’s much wrong with the structure itself — it still appears relatively functional — but the vitality that once came with it is long gone. What was perhaps the Tooele Valley’s most popular local eatery is just another abandoned building along Main Street today. The sad story of the Skyline is one that’s being repeated up and down Grantsville’s Main Street. Despite a decade of rampant residential growth — mainly on the outer edges of the town — and the construction of new strip malls, downtown has been left to fall into disuse and disrepair. It’s become a neglected area of abandoned buildings, boarded-up shops and faded signage. In the worst cases, such as with the old United Drugs store, beautiful historic buildings that were once gathering places for the entire community are being left to crumble. It’s time for Grantsville City to emulate the recent example of Tooele City and take a proactive approach to revitalizing its downtown. Grantsville should look into setting up a downtown redevelopment agency (RDA), which allows for any property taxes collected above a certain level to be reinvested in the area. This arrangement has helped Tooele spruce up downtown store facades, and even supported the new Sostanza restaurant project — expected to be a linchpin in future revitalization efforts — to the tune of $130,000 this year. In fact, RDA money also helped Tooele restore the old Bevan Drugs store (the current location of Homebodies), a two-story shophouse that LETTERS TO THE EDITOR resembles Grantsville’s United Drugs store. Grantsville City should also create incentives for business owners to reuse existing buildings rather than build cheap new ones. It makes no sense for Causes behind animal graveyard LETTER CONTEST LETTERS POLICY perfectly functional buildings, many of which have tremendous character, to sit I would like to comment on the March abandoned while new strip malls go up right next door. The city should also work 10 article “Animal graveyard filling up in The Transcript-Bulletin welcomes let- to ensure downtown’s vitality and viability before it considers creating other flats outside Grantsville.” The depositing Each month, the Transcript-Bulletin will ters to the editor from readers. Letters commercial districts on the outskirts of town. of dead animals in such a manner is no select the best letter of the month and must be no longer than 250 words, Perhaps the newly formed Grantsville Business Alliance can also champion surprise. I believe there are several fac- reprint it in the first Open Forum page civil in tone, written exclusively for the the cause of downtown revitalization the way Tooele’s Downtown Alliance has. tors contributing to this problem: a fed- of the following month. The winning Transcript-Bulletin, and accompanied by Grantsville City needs strong support from local merchants who want to see eral law shutting down slaughterhouses letter writer will receive a free one-year the writer’s name, address and phone downtown spruced up in order to make any revitalization movement a reality. for horses, the high price of hay, and subscription to the newspaper. The sub- number. Priority will be given to letters Individual investors can also make a difference by realizing the potential the fee to deposit a dead animal in the scription can be transferred or used to that refer to a recent article in the of older buildings. Witness the example of developer Josh Henwood, who has county landfill. Shutting down slaugh- renew a present subscription. newspaper. All letters may be subject injected life into the northern side of Main Street near the fire station by setting terhouses for horses made it impossible to editing. up two new restaurants, Zoolander’s and Taco Man, in existing buildings. to sell an old or crippled horse. The mar- Grantsville can reverse the trend of abandoned buildings but it will require a ket price for horses dropped dramati- Some “needy” should be questioned Letters written to thank an individual or concerted public-private effort. It’s worth starting on that effort now, before too cally after this legislation was enacted. This is in response to the March 10 arti- organization should be submitted for much of the history of Grantsville’s downtown is lost to neglect. Now horse owners or ranchers have no cle in the Transcript-Bulletin, “Monthly “Notes of Appreciation” place to market inferior animals. A bet- food drops rise as economy sinks.” First, I ter solution would have been to have would like to applaud Carrie Kline and the Readers who are interested in writing a more stringent regulations regarding group of volunteers who give their time longer guest op-ed column on a topic of GUEST OPINION the slaughter and humane treatment of and energy. Also, the people at the organi- general interest should contact Editor horses. The high cost of hay has made zation who contribute time, money, food Jeff Barrus directly via the contact infor- it hard for those people who purchased and make personal sacrifices to make mation at the top of this page. Legislature took aim at horses — sometimes an inferior animal programs like the Utah Food Bank and as a pet — to be able to afford to keep Tooele Food Bank as successful as they E-mail: [email protected] them. A lot of these people have moved are. As I read the article, I was grateful Fax: (435) 882-6123 citizens’ rights this session out into rural parts of Tooele County that I am able to make ends meet at this Mail: Letters to the Editor with the idea that they are going to take time. I know there are families who truly Tooele Transcript-Bulletin summary of the events of the advantage of our rural lifestyle and get depend on these programs to make it P.O. Box 390 2009 Utah Legislature General in the livestock business. With a slump through each month. However, I couldn’t ASession seems in order, as the in the economy and people tightening help notice all of the newer cars, trucks, session officially ended on March Bob Henline their belts, one of the first things to go vans and SUVs in the photo that accom- in your community to feed you, you may 12. While many people will tout the will be the old horse standing around the panied the article. Some of the vehicles want to sell your expensive car and buy a GUEST COLUMNIST reformed liquor laws as evidence corral all day eating expensive hay. The pictured sell for $65,000. I never claim more affordable form of transportation. of advancement in Utah policy, it fee at the county landfill should be sus- to be the sharpest knife in the drawer, If you don’t understand what words like doesn’t take a very hard look to see pended for the deposit of a dead animal. but if some of these folks can make high starvation, real hunger and malnutrition just how far some new laws will driving falls into a multitude of We should be doing whatever we can monthly car payments, they could afford mean, ask the people in line behind you erode the rights and freedoms of categories: eating, shaving, apply- to encourage people to dispose of dead their own groceries. That would leave the what truly matters when the food you Utah citizens. ing makeup, talking on the phone, animals properly. resources available for those who truly took left them with nothing. First case in point, SB216, which texting, dealing with unruly children Ned Bevan need them. As a people, we all have to re- Steve Gilbert amends the regulations for the in the back of the car, listening to the Tooele evaluate what are truly needs and what Tooele Military Installation Development radio, reading, drinking (non-alco- are desires. If you are seeking strangers Agency. This bill gives the MIDA the hol), and a few million other things authority to dictate zoning not only that I’ve witnessed people do while for federal/military property, but also driving. Isolating texting as a Class C GUEST OPINION for up to 100 acres of land adjacent misdemeanor is completely ridicu- to it. The primary purpose of this lous, especially if the person doing act was to enable the United States the texting is still driving within the Air Force to build a 5-star resort and established rules of the road. If that Do beauty pageants border on child abuse? full movie studio on federal —and person is causing traffic issues due adjoining — lands in Summit County to the texting, then they should be Andrea Sarvady (commentary): Shaunti Feldhahn (rebuttal): without the approval of the county held accountable under existing traf- Barbie just celebrated her 50th birthday, and still the debate rages No offense to my counterpart, but give me a break! Last sum- zoning authority. Apart from the fact fic statutes. This type of singling out on among concerned moms: harmless doll or body-image bruiser? mer, wasn’t Andrea the one in favor of decriminalizing pros- that the Air Force has no justifiable of one particular contributing factor Barbie’s one thing, but I can’t imagine why there’s any debate over titution — the ultimate in exploitation? Kiddie pageants are a reason to be building commercial is inherently wrong and potentially glitzy kiddie beauty pageants. They’re just plain bad for girls. competition, not a cruelty. developments, what is the state unconstitutional. Many of us were first exposed to this subculture when images of Yes, beauty pageants for children can go to excessive, damag- Legislature doing granting a mili- Finally, personal property rights: pageant princess JonBenet Ramsey inundated television following ing lengths — but so can any competition. At a recent speaking tary agency jurisdiction over county The Legislature saw fit to extend her 1996 slaying — images that Dan Rather referred to as “kiddie engagement, I watched two little girls run up and beg their property? “protections” to gun owners by porn.” That’s a fair assessment. mom to be allowed to start their daily cheerleading practice. Next, the Common Ground requiring that if a company bans None of the parents involved in this world intend to make their Turns out they are on an intensively competitive “mini-cheer- Initiative: The Utah Legislature killed weapons from their premises, that pretty babies fodder for the photo and video collections of pedo- leading” team that has made it to the state and national levels. every single piece of legislation that gun owner must either be provided philes, of course. Yet that’s the result when they take fresh-faced They practice every day, multiple hours a day, have little time sought to provide even the most with a separate area in which to park children and publicly make them up into Hollywood starlets. Seven- for any other activity, and they love it. I’m sure “cheerleading basic of legal protections to “non- — and keep the gun in the car — or year-old legs are shaved for darker, often fake tans, preschoolers parents” can be accused of excess, too, but does that mean it is traditional” couples in Utah. Yes, this a secure locker within the building in are fitted for hair extensions and child abuse? is Utah and those “non-traditional” which to store the weapon. While the false eyelashes, and even fake What about competitive (read: gay and lesbian) couples cer- gun lobby is probably ecstatic about teeth are put in to mask missing league youth baseball? Soccer? tainly don’t fit into the mainstream of this new “protection,” has anyone baby teeth. Got nausea? Andrea Sarvady & Shaunti Feldhahn I know one family whose tal- Utah society, but they are still human considered the rights of the property Sure, there are “natural” pag- GUEST COLUMNISTS ented young boys played two beings and citizens of the state. owner? If I own a business and I don’t eants too, filled with plain-faced hours of tennis a day. Abuse? These people deserve the protections want guns on my property, I should kids sporting off-the-rack togs. Knowing these boys, it would of law and society granted to the rest have the right to say no. Legislators Yet that’s not what inspired the have been closer to abuse if of us. disagree. The right of a person to documentary “Toddlers and Tiaras,” which was so successful that their parents had reacted out of fear of excess and denied them Third, texting and driving: HB290 store a gun in their car is more it morphed into a reality show on TLC. With more than 100,000 the competition they craved. bans texting while driving. While the important than my right to deter- entrants competing annually in what some estimate to be a $5 bil- Now, obviously, just because children crave something doesn’t concept is a decent one to encour- mine what happens on my property. lion industry, this twisted subculture is going mainstream faster mean it is good for them. But it doesn’t mean it is necessarily age drivers to act responsibly, the Remember ladies and gentlemen, than you can say “Little Miss Sunshine.” bad for them either. All parents must know their own children, methodology here is completely we voted for the people that are now I’m sick of excuses for this exploitative trend — that it builds watch for the ramifications of any endeavor, and be willing to insane. To ban texting while driving trampling upon our rights. self-esteem, that little girls want to partake in these excessive and make the decisions that are best for the children and family. is, as was made famous during the arduous productions. What builds self-esteem is true competence; For example, one concern with any pageant is an overem- presidential election, lipstick on a Bob Henline is a Tooele resident and what little girls want is to feel special and receive a lot of attention phasis on appearance — and cheerleading has a similar issue. pig. Distracted driving kills people. political activist. He can be reached at from their parents. Surely, there are healthier ways to achieve those So the mom I mentioned kept a lookout but didn’t see that issue That’s obvious. However, distracted [email protected]. aims. with her particular girls. Instead, she said, they were mostly The economy is a disaster, but at least it may help kill off this learning lessons she valued: about grace under pressure, having exorbitantly expensive “hobby.” Then maybe all the fabulous cos- fun even in a competition, and how to win and lose well. tumes and shoes and accessories owned by these families can stay If a child isn’t learning the right lessons and isn’t handling where they belong — in the dress-up drawer at home. it well, then the parent should make a different decision. But Like many moms, I’ve got a drawer full of Barbies and a chest full make it based on fact, not fear. of costumes, along with the belief that little girls have the right to I personally don’t understand the appeal of kiddie pageants, play a starlet or princess to their heart’s desire. Yet it should be their but good parents will use whatever their children are interested A Transcript Bulletin Publishing Company, Inc. Newspaper heart, their desire, that calls the shots. Grown-ups? Keep out of it, if in to bring out the good lessons. And if that is what “pageant you know what’s good for your kids. parents” are doing, they shouldn’t be criticized for it. Joel J. Dunn Scott C. Dunn Jeff Barrus Publisher Emeritus President and Publisher Editor Andrea ([email protected]) is a writer and educator special- Shaunti ([email protected]) is a conservative Christian izing in counseling, and a married mother of three. author and speaker, and married mother of two children. A5

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use funding from the federal stimulus package to fill back in money for public and higher education,” Menlove said. Public education ended with a 6 percent budget cut and higher education with a fiile photo / Maegan Burr 9 percent cut, according to District 21 representative Jim Gowans (middle) and District 12 senator Brent Menlove. Goodfellow (right) talk during the Tooele County Caucus meeting on Jan. 28 at Balancing the 2010 budget the State Capitol while District 1 representative Ronda Menlove (left) talks to required raising some fees, county residents. along with the cuts in expenses. “It is a health insurance It will also allow people that “While we did not raise product that, because it is lose water rights to appeal for taxes, we did raise the vehicle exempt from some mandated a restoration of their rights to registration fee by $20,” said coverage, is more affordable,” the State Engineer. This will Sen. Brent Goodfellow, D-West Menlove said. help the residents in Erda Valley City. “That money will Tooele emerged from the that last year lost water rights be earmarked for roads which battle over career and techni- through an adjudication pro- Presents: will help stimulate the econo- cal education governance with cess, Gowans said. my and keep people working. a new institution, the Tooele This was the first legisla- We also raised court fees.” Applied Technology College. tive session for Sen. Ralph Rep. Jim Gowans, D-Tooele, Salt Lake Community College Okerlund, R-Monroe, who Auditions agreed that federal money will take over the Salt Lake por- represents Tooele City south of Wednesday, March 25th, 2009 spared the state from drastic tion of the former Salt Lake- 600 North as well as Stockton cuts. Tooele Applied Technology and Rush Valley. 6:00pm-10:00pm “The federal stimulus pack- College and Tooele will start “The first of the session was Thursday, March 26th, 2009 age really saved our bacon on up its own applied technology hectic as we met in appro- the budget,” said Gowans. “If college. priations sub-committees to 8:30pm-10:00pm things don’t get better next “The Tooele Applied deal with the budget cuts,” year, we still have the rainy Technology College received Okerlund said. “After that, Friday, March 27th, 2009 day fund intact.” an operating budget for its things settled down to an 6:00pm-7:00pm State liquor laws were first year in the neighborhood orderly process as we con- revised to do away with the of $1.5 million,” Gowans said. sidered bills in committees. Dow James Building membership requirement at “They did not receive any cap- There was a great atmosphere 400 West 400 North, Tooele private clubs, replacing the ital money, which due to the of teamwork. 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Chris Toohey considers himself to be an alternative version Spring Fling of Jack Black’s character, Dewey Finn, from the 2003 film “The Beat the Winter Blues School of Rock.” Unlike Black, Bath & Body • Jewelry • Candles • Gourmet Cooking • Home Decorations • More who played a struggling wannabe pm rock star posing as a substitute March 21, 11:30 - 3 teacher, Toohey is a legitimate guitar instructor and musician Stowe Family Music Recital Hall who has opened his own music 40 N. Main • TooeleMusical Performances! academy, 7th Street Studios, Don’t Miss Our Auction! Download $10 coupon for Auction Bucks! based out of the basement of his For more information go to www.skintasticcreations.com or call 830-8883 Tooele home. However, Toohey’s goal is similar to that of the film. He hopes to have the studio eventually become a pseudo school of rock with instructors teach- ing students the same rock songs from the 1960s and ’70s, on different instruments, so the musi- cians can eventually form their photography / Maegan Burr own bands. Show you care! Train for: Chris Toohey teaches Boys and Girls Club member Rachel Hill a chord on the guitar Monday afternoon at 7th Street Studios “I want to put kids together in in Tooele. The studio doubles as a music academy and recording studio. • Clinical Lab Technician bands and have them perform for the community,” said Toohey, students of their bad video game want to record their first single, the violin, viola and cello, which • ECG Technician 42. habits. or even a full compact disc. he played through high school • ECG Analysis Technician Currently, Toohey has seven “People are coming in because “I’ve also had a couple of older and college. Now, he mostly plays • Medical Office Lab Technician guitar students at 7th Street of Guitar Hero and Rock Band people who are anxious to get in the bass but can play guitar and Studios located at 52 N. Seventh ... video games are getting kids there,” he said. keyboards. He has a degree from • Clinical Medical Assistant Street. He hopes through word turned on to music,” Toohey said. Toohey currently doesn’t have Highland Community College in • Medical Office Admin. of mouth, that number will “It’s very different from pressing set hours when people can come Freeport, Ill., in psychology and a increase. During his guitar les- five buttons on plastic guitars. in to use the recording studio, minor in music. Toohey has also • Phlebotomy Tech sons, one of his goals is to break I’m correcting some habits from but when he does it will be in the been the lead vocalist and bassist • Central Sterilization the video games, but it also gets afternoon and early to late eve- for the local band Junk Drawer Processing Tech them excited about music.” ning. He’s also planning an open since 1993. Additionally, Toohey His curriculum is rock-based house, although a date has not contracts with the Boys and Girls • Medical Billing & so students can learn the basic yet been determined. Club of Tooele to teach lessons. Coding Specialist chords and riffs to those afore- Unlike recording studios in His main job is a contractor • CNA: Certified mentioned ’60s and ’70s rock Salt Lake City that charge any- for X-Siding, but he hopes 7th songs. After the first few lessons where from $50 to $60 per hour, Street Studios will flourish into a Nursing Assistant on an acoustic guitar, Toohey has Toohey is charging $25 per hour full-time gig. • Dental Assistant his students start playing on an for the full use of a 48-channel “I love music,” he said, “and electric guitar. digital recording system and the there’s nothing like this in Tooele “I don’t want them sitting there 1,400-square-foot studio, which County.” Tooele County Campus learning finger picking,” he said. includes ensemble, live, mixing, Those interested in taking les- 66 West Vine St. In addition to a music acad- vocal isolation, drum isolation sons or recording at 7th Street emy, 7th Street Studios doubles and dead rooms. Studios can call Toohey at 801- www.SLTATC.edu as a recording studio. Toohey has Toohey’s background in music 815-1459 or visit his MySpace 1-888-850-9797 already had calls from people started as a 9-year-old in Illinois page at myspace.com/seventh- interested in recording music, where he learned to play the piano. streetstudios. Train for business careers too: [email protected] � Start now – no semesters! • Secretary or Receptionist like high schoolers in bands, who He was then classically trained on � Choose your own schedule • Bookkeeper or Payroll Clerk • Customer Service Rep � Affordable tuition • Office Clerk & more ... Stink suitable for agricultural operations poses no public health hazard. — to the property. “The waste has to be treated and continued from page A1 The conflict over who’s respon- tested before it can be spread to sible for spreading and tilling has make sure contaminants are down land, which is on the north side kept the smelly problem on the to an acceptable level. The spread- of SR-112 east of Deseret Peak surface — literally. The sludge ing is then done according to U.S. Complex, is used by the family to has formed a thin film over the Department of Agriculture regula- dispose of human waste sludge pastureland, allowing its odor to tions,” said Jeff Coombs, assistant under contract with Tooele City. waft upward with breezes blow- director of the health department. These sewage biosolids have been ing through the valley. That’s led “The treated waste is no more treated to reduce pathogens, but several residents to worry about harmful than animal waste, and is their unpleasant smell remains possible health risks. very good for pasture land.” powerful, particularly with warm- Deanna Linares, of Granstville, While not a health problem, ing temperatures. also drives SR-112 to work and has Coombs said the smell could be Clegg concedes the odor could called the county health depart- considered a nuisance. be coming from his property. ment to complain about the prob- “We keep track of nuisance com- “It is possible,” said Clegg, who lem. plaints and if we get more than has had the contract with the city “When you breathe that smell two or three complaints we do an since 2003. “The city monitors — in there must be particles of investigation,” Coombs said, add- and keeps records on the dispos- something that is not good to ing the county has not had enough al. Apparently we may have done get into your lungs,” she said. “In complaints about the Clegg prop- something wrong this year with Grantsville City we have an ordi- erty to warrant an investigation. the spreading. We have not had nance that requires farmers to Tooele City is looking into a complaints in the past.” till manure they spread as fertil- long-term alternative for dispos- twilight Clegg said the city is responsible izer under the ground within three ing of treated sewage, according to for the actual spreading and till- days. But the county health depart- Campbell. ing-in of the biosolids. ment said apparently the county “We have been investigat- However, Tooele City has no such laws.” ing a method used by other cit- Community Development/Public Linares said it’s not hard to ies for disposal of their biosolids,” Works Director Cary Campbell identify the Clegg property as the Campbell said. “The process we Mid-NightMid-Night refutes that, saying spreading source of the nasty aroma. are looking at involves treating the and tilling are the Clegg family’s “You can see it,” Linares said. “It biosolids further and drying them responsibility, according to the is right there along Highway 112. It using solar power. The result is a contract. He said the city simply looks like an overlay of mud spread Class A biosolid that can be used brings the treated sewage — clas- over the land.” for fertilizer on the city golf course, sified as Class B biosolids, which Tooele County Health parks and other city facilities.” Madness according to EPA regulations are Department officials say the waste [email protected] PARTY Keep a close eye on beetle experiment SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — was used for windbreaks, ero- southeast corner in 2004 where Millions of imported beetles sion control and as landscape tamarisk has taken root along pm am have been deployed across decoration, according to the the Colorado, Green and other the West to fight a tenacious U.S. Animal and Plant Health waterways. Already, many trees FRI March 20 • 7 -12 Eurasian tree that clogs river Inspection Service. have been stripped of their banks and crowds out native But since then, it has flour- leaves and some appear ready Reserve and pay for your Twilight DVD and vegetation. ished out of control in some to finally keel over. The beetle appears to be doing places, especially along riv- “I think were going to start come join us for a mid-night madness party! its job — diligently munching ers and streams where it sucks seeing some good success,” said leaves as a way to eventually water and out-competes many Tim Higgs, the county’s weed kill the nonnative trees — but native species. supervisor. Come dressed as your favorite there’s no comprehensive pro- In 2001, scientists began It can take several years for gram to keep an eye on the experimental releases of the the beetles to weaken trees character for our costume contest! bug’s spread and make sure tamarisk leaf beetle, a quarter- before they die. When the bee- it’s not unleashing unintend- inch bug that evolved in Eurasia tles run out of food, they fly ed, large-scale environmental and only feeds on tamarisk. somewhere else or, more likely, consequences, according to The idea? Release the beetles drop dead. They don’t have a PICTURES University of Utah researchers. into areas infested with tama- taste for anything but tamarisk. The scientists say they think risk, let them feast on the leaves But Dennison and others FREE satellite technology can be har- and, over time, hopefully the on the study say the experi- nessed for that job, especially trees would die. ment needs to be watched more PRIZES for tracking progress in many It’s been tried in at least 14 closely on a large scale to make Munchies of the West’s remote waterways states with federal approval in sure it doesn’t backfire. $ where tamarisk, or salt cedar, recent years, and has been most “We don’t have any idea of 5 value w/preordered has taken hold. successful in parts of Nevada, the long-term impacts of using DVD purchase “It’s a cheap way to do it Utah, Colorado and Wyoming, the beetles,” he said. “Their FOOD over large areas,” said Philip said Dan Bean, an entomologist release may have unexpected Dennison, an assistant profes- with the Colorado Department repercussions.” See the service desk for more information. sor of geography and a lead of Agriculture. That includes the possibil- author of a study looking at “The beetles are doing what ity of degrading wildlife hab- ways to track the battle between they’re supposed to,” Bean itat, having the beetle switch the beetles and the tamarisk. said. to an unexpected food source 972 N. Main • 843.8722 Tamarisk arrived in North Beetles were released in and opening the door for other America in the late 1800s and Grand County, in the state’s invasive species to move in. OBITUARY A7

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OBITUARIES DEATH NOTICE

Wesley Clinton Payne Tipton, Clifford (Janet) Tipton, Patsy L. Madsen Don (Ericka) Trujillo, Mike Are you a former Club member? (Cindy) Trujillo; sisters, Anna Our sweet little angel Weston Beckstrom, Francine (Robert) Patsy L. Madsen passed away Ever played sports at a Boys & Girls Club? Lee Payne came and got his papa Long, Karla Carlson, Sandi (Brian) on March 16, 2009 from health We’re looking for you! Wesley Clinton Payne on March Crews, Laurie Jones; numerous complications. Funeral services 16, 2009 and took him to heaven nieces and nephews, aunts and are pending. A full obituary will Visit www.bgcgsl.org for a after a 10-year battle with cancer. uncles. He was preceded in death appear in the Thursday edition He was surrounded by his lov- by his grandson Weston Lee of the Transcript-Bulletin. short alumni survey! ing family. Wesley was born Sept. Payne; dads, Gilbert Payne, Max 24, 1960 to H. Gilbert Payne and Boswell, Gene Tipton; brothers, Audrey Miller in Ogden. Wesley Lydell Payne and Shawn Tipton. graduated from Weber High in Wesley we love you and will Play-by-Play May 1979. He met the love of his miss you lots til we meet again. life Wanda Lee Warenski. They Funeral services will be held on were married July 18, 1980 and Friday, March 20 at 1 p.m. at the ACTION sealed for time and all eternity July 17th LDS Ward, 132 N. 570 East. 18, 2003. Wesley was employed at Friends may call at the church Mag-Corp for 20 years. He was a games. He also loved the Utah from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. prior Mark Watson member of the F.O.E. Wesley was Jazz, hunting, fishing and camp- to the service. Interment in the Sports Editor an active member of the Tooele ing. Wesley is survived by his wife, Tooele City Cemetery. In lieu of 17th Ward. Wesley’s love were his Wanda; children, Audrey, Justin flowers donations may be made kids and grandkids. He loved to (Cindy) and Derek; mothers, to the family. We would like to subscribe play sports with them. He was Marge Boswell, Audrey Miller, say thanks to the staff of Rocky Get to know Tooele County, subscribe to the a soccer coach and he refereed Carolyn Payne; grandchildren, Mountain Hospice and the games right up to the end. He Chisum Crump, Jake Stetson Huntsman Cancer Center for all also coached many Jr. Jazz teams and Kasey Davis; brothers, Ted their love, support and wonder- 435.882.0050 and took a lot of championship (Shebby) Payne, Troy (Amy) ful care that they gave to us. 882.0050

Donna Waldron Lewis mobiling, travel, quilting, can- ning and baking. She is sur- Drive Thru Giveaway & Drawing Donna Waldron Lewis passed vived by her husband, chil- away on Friday, Jan. 16, 2009, in dren, 10 grandchildren (Aimee, Salt Lake City. She was born July Brian, Kristin, Denise, Michael, Tooele County Health Department 8, 1932, in Malad, Idaho, to Lewis Timothy, Greg, Travis, Allix, R. and Emma Price Waldron. Nichole), 3 great-grandchil- She was raised in Samaria, dren (Abbeigh, Xevan, Keldan). EmergencyEmergency PlanningPlanning ExExerciseercise Idaho. She graduated from She is also survived by her Malad High School. She mar- siblings, Emo Lou Parry, Joy The Tooele County Health Department is asking for Win Great ried Jack Lewis on Nov. 19,1950. Neese, Cherrill Anderson, Rex participants to test a new method to distribute emergency Jack and Donna are the par- Waldron, Ruth Swenson, and supplies to the community in the event of a disaster. ents of three daughters, Jackie Ralene Russell. PRIZES! (Bill) Levitan of Kensington, She was preceded in death am Md.; Marlene Lewis and Bonnie by her parents and one son, SAT, March 21 • 10 to Noon Lewis of Salt Lake City; two Stanley Lewis. As per her sons, Kyle (Tiffany) Lewis of Salt request there was no funeral. A HeritageWest Credit Union (two locations) Lake City and Blane (Brenda) Donna enjoyed bowling, family remembrance was held Lewis of Tooele. camping, water skiing, snow- following her death. Tooele Branch* Grantsville Branch* 562 N. Main Street 450 E. Main Street Beverly Wielatz and Mary * Lobbies will be Hazel Buckingham closed all day. Wielatz; numerous grandchil- Everyone gets one dren, great-grandchildren and �� Wielatz � 1919-2009 great-great grandchildren. �� She is preceded in death by GOLD DOLLAR! For more info. call her beloved husband, Ross V. (while supplies last) Hazel Buckingham Wielatz Wielatz. What to do: 435.277.2457 was born in Tooele to Harry The family expresses our Fill out the form available (one form per vehicle), use the drive-through window at one of the two HeritageWest Credit Union locations mentioned and Hazel Buckingham. She appreciation to Deborah for and submit the form at the window. (participants must come in a motor was one of the original “Rosie her years of love and care, and vehicle, no walk-ups or bikes allowed). the Riveters,” and a career to Dr. Carolyn Forbes for her Forms are available at www.tooelehealth.org or www.heritagewestcu.com Health Department woman most of her life. years of care. She leaves two daughters, Hazel requested no funer- Sharon Coleman Gotiear and al. Graveside service will be Deborah Coleman Jenrich Saturday, March 28 at 2 p.m., (Bruce). Also Robert and Tooele City Cemetery. Connie Wielatz, Richard and Rosewood Dental Associates Doctors’ Michael and Landon Rockwell announce dents. able to be in the schools more than the upcoming ATS dental assisting class. Nursing “We’re actually quite lucky,” said we ever were before.” continued from page A1 Amy Royal, school nursing coor- Royal said most nurses have dinator. “Our ratio is a lot lower about three to four schools they The second class will start April 18th. Dr. Michael The school district contracts than most places in Utah because visit a couple of times a week. In with the health department to of the extra funding, which we’re addition to vision and scoliosis said “ATS is one of the greatest additions provide school nursing services, grateful for.” screenings, maturation clinics, and according to Sherrie Ahlstrom, According to 2008 data from updating immunization records, to the Rosewood Dental practice”. family and school health supervi- the National Association of School their main job is to develop and sor with the county health depart- Nurses, Utah has the worst ratio evaluate individual health care TOOELE UTAH Has a new program that teaches Assist to Succeed concentrates on real world ment. Since 2007, additional fund- of school nurses to students in the plans. These plans are coordinating for more nurses hasn’t been nation, with one nurse for every ed with parents, physicians and dental assisting faster, and costs thousands less dental procedures and is taught by doctors and received, but funding hasn’t been 4,893 students. school personnel. than many programs in Utah. Many people are assistants who are currently practicing dentistry. taken away either, Ahlstrom said. Ahlstrom said it would be ideal “Our main job is to do those unable to break into dental assisting as a career “This is a hands-on program and focuses on With the increased funding, the to have a school nurse full-time in care plans and make sure those because all the available programs are too training dental assistants who have actual number of school nurses jumped every school. kids are taken care of and doing from the equivalent of two full- “That [one per school] would training for faculty,” Royal said. expensive and take too long. Another obstacle experience to give them the knowledge and time nurses to five full-time equiv- be the ideal situation because “And when we’re there we take care to getting a great job, in the dental field is that confidence they need to hit the ground running alents. schools are seeing more children of scraped-up knees.” few want to hire a person who has no experience. with a new career.” says Dr. Landon Rockwell “It has helped tremendously, coming to school with chronic dis- Ahlstrom said asthma has been Assist to Succeed Tooele, Utah offers an 11 week one of the primary directors of the program at the but we still have a ways to go,” eases than they ever have before,” the fastest-increasing student program that runs only on Saturdays. This means Tooele Rosewood Dental training location. Ahlstrom said. “It improved school she said. “Many more are taking health problem both nationally nursing services in the school, but medications regularly and needing and in Tooele. that you do not have to quit your job to get ready Tuition for the program is $3995. The demand it still does not accomplish the nursing procedures regularly.” In addition, Ahlstrom said she is for a new career! Upon completion of the course for this course has been absolutely astonishing! goal of the National Association of She said while there are sicker seeing more kids with one-on-one and an externship, students can receive a certificate Easy financing is also available OAC. Tuition School Nurses, which is one nurse kids in school, they can’t always get issues that need to be dealt with by to work as a dental assistant anywhere in Utah! includes all books and materials required for the for 750 students.” the health care they need with so school nurses. She’s seeing more The nurse-to-student ratio for few nurses on staff. kids with social issues like eating Dental assistant pay depends on experience and course. This makes it possible for almost anyone the Tooele County School District “They can’t be there all day every disorders and violence. education and averages between $8/hr for the to afford this fantastic opportunity. is now approximately one nurse day, so naturally when something “Social issues have become an inexperienced to over $20/hr with benefits for an The first day of classes is April 18th. Space per 2,700 students, an improve- goes wrong the nurse may not be increasing problem nurses are educated/experienced dental assistant! is limited and the class is filling up fast. An ment over the ratio two years ago there,” Ahlstrom said. “But it [the having to deal with,” she said. of one nurse for every 6,100 stu- extra nurses] has helped. We are [email protected] This program has been running in Utah open house will be held on April 2nd, 7:00pm receiving rave reviews from students, parents, at Rosewood Dental. Located at 181 West and grandparents who have helped jumpstart Vine Street, Tooele, Utah. You can get more careers for themselves and others. Dentists are information and RSVP by calling Jackie at Assist Utah energy policy to transform lives calling the schools trying to hire new graduates to Succeed: 435-882-0099. by Brock Vergakis don’t understand why they have to corridors for renewable energy types and offer current students positions before they ASSOCIATED PRESS jump through so many hoops to get and, when you consider the incen- even graduate! Dentists who have hired Assist to Assist to Succeed Tooele dental assistant a drink. tives that now have been provided succeed graduates are giving glowing reports! students have the opportunity to participate SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Gov. Jon “I would call it, in the world of pop beyond that to attract renewable in our whitening for life program. Huntsman says the biggest achieve- culture, in instant media gratifica- energy to the state, I would guess ... You can expect to pay nearly $13,000 for some ment his office made during the tion, probably the most significant there probably isn’t another state in programs in Utah and spend 9 to 12 months of An added benefit, included with your paid 2009 legislative session was in the because it’s fun and easy to write America with better practices now your life getting a certificate in dental assisting. tuition. area of renewable energy. about,” Huntsman said. “As we sit in terms of attracting, building and Huntsman has made reducing here 20 years from now, I think more promulgating renewable energy,” carbon emissions a priority and says people are going to say (renewable Huntsman said. the passage of two bills intended to energy policy) was transformative Huntsman has touted the state’s make it easier for renewable ener- in the lives of Utahns.” ability to be a generator of solar and gy companies to do business here State lawmakers approved the wind power in the past, but the leg- marks a transformative moment in creation of renewable energy devel- islation lawmakers approved also the lives of Utahns. opment zones, where businesses includes nuclear power as renew- He said addressing renewable could receive tax credits if they make able energy. A former state lawmak- energy, not normalizing the state’s significant investments in renew- er wants to build a nuclear power liquor laws, would ultimately be the able energy that create new jobs. plant near Green River. most significant change made this Legislative fiscal analysts anticipate However, Huntsman said, he’s session. the state will eventually issue about still unsure how feasible a nuclear Led by Huntsman, lawmak- $9.6 million in tax credits each year. power plant would be in the state in ers approved the most sweeping Lawmakers also approved the the near future. changes to the state’s liquor laws in creation of a renewable energy “If you want to be realistic and 40 years by eliminating a require- authority that will have the power have an intelligent discussion, ment that patrons fill out an appli- to issue bonds to connect alterna- you have to keep all options on cation and pay a fee before entering tive sources of energy to the state’s the table. That said, we have to be a bar. power grid. very realistic about the costs of Huntsman wanted the liquor “The fact that we have created an nuclear,” Huntsman said, noting a laws changed to make the state authority that will have governance new nuclear power plant would cost more hospitable to tourists who and bonding capability for energy about $2 billion. A8

�� A8 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 17, 2009 �� REEL TALK �� Phoenix’s performance raises ‘Two Lovers’ �� haven’t a clue whether or �� not Joaquin Phoenix is actu- Ially pursuing a career as a ��★�� rapper and has quit the film industry completely. If this is his current life path, it’s a huge mistake — especially judging from his impromptu attempt during his “last” film, “Two Lovers.” Phoenix is immensely talented and it’s reflected in his two Oscar nominations for �� “Gladiator” and “Walk the Line.” (I’m not taking into account �� the disastrous “The Village.”) In �� “Two Lovers,” he gives another �� complex, intriguing and excellent performance that will make �� most viewers wonder if this �� whole rapper thing is a complete �� hoax. �� Missy Thompson ��★ �� STAFF WRITER photo courtesy of Magnolia Pictures ��★ �� Leonard (Joaquin Phoenix, right) tells Michelle (Gwyneth Paltrow) of his feelings for her in “Two Lovers.” ��★ �� Audiences may have taken his parents want him to marry has a lot of baggage. She lives known that her messy relation- Phoenix’s work for granted with and an elusively beautiful new with her boyfriend Ronald ship would come back into the ��★ �� his rich performances. I have a neighbor. There isn’t the wishy- (Elias Koteas), who happens picture. �� feeling we haven’t seen the last washy, lovey-dovey plot that you to be married and has a son. Phoenix isn’t the only one to of him, even if it is on David would find in many romantic This poses many problems as give a heart-felt, sincere and �� Letterman with a scraggly beard dramas, or comedies. Instead, Michelle wants him to leave his complicated performance. and mumbled dictation. At least it’s a performance-driven look at wife so they can be together. Paltrow, Shaw and Rossellini, in this so-called final film is a good the love a man can have for two Leonard learns all of this after particular, are excellent as the one with complicated characters women at once. following her on the train to the women in Leonard’s life. I was and plot. “Two Lovers” begins with city. pleasantly surprised by how This is the third film in which Leonard Kraditor (Phoenix) Leonard isn’t necessarily hid- much I enjoyed this film. I’d Phoenix has teamed up with jumping from a bridge, ing his women from each other, like to see similar performances director James Gray — “The attempting to commit suicide. but he also doesn’t want to get from Phoenix, and hopefully, Yards” from 2000, and “We Own Unsuccessful in his attempt, caught. After going to a club and that will be the case, but I’m not the Night” from 2007, were the he returns to his parents’ then to dinner with Michelle holding my breath. In any event, others. Unlike Gray’s previous (Moni Moshonov and Isabella and Ronald — to see how he “Two Lovers” is an excellent film directing ventures of crime Rossellini) Brooklyn apartment acted toward her — Leonard that showcases Phoenix’s raw, and violence, “Two Lovers” is in time to meet Sandra Cohen decides Michelle is too compli- natural talent and doesn’t fall more sensitive and free-flowing, (Vinessa Shaw), the daughter of cated, even for him. His rela- into the trap of other romantic allowing the actors to tell the his parents’ friends. The parents tionship with Sandra is rather dramas. story instead of the action. It’s a wanted them to meet — and healthy and he’s happy, that is [email protected] nice change of pace to see Gray, hopefully become a couple. until Michelle calls him because who also co-wrote the original That’s before Leonard meets she’s miscarried and didn’t know screenplay with Ric Menello, Michelle Rausch (Gwyneth she was pregnant. The feel- �� change things up. Paltrow) in the hallway of the ings Leonard had for Michelle FLICK AT A GLANCE �� “Two Lovers” is classified in apartment building who’d only come rushing out as he believes the romantic drama genre and been living there a week. they are perfect for each other Grade: B+ �� in no way does that mean this While Leonard likes Sandra because they’re both screwed Rated: R �� movie is a chick flick. This is a and enjoys her company, up. No matter how perfect Time: 108 minutes �� sincere look at how a man can Michelle is mysterious and Leonard thought the situation Now playing �� be torn between the woman beautiful. However, she also might turn out, he had to have �� In another case, school offi- culprits, however, Young said. graffiti cases, which can often � �� Graffiti cials at Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. “Just because it says the same be difficult without witnesses. � �� continued from page A1 High caught a tagger on the thing, doesn’t mean it’s the same “I think that our efforts are � �� school’s surveillance system person,” Young said. “We have starting to curb it, but I think � �� “We are very impressed with spray painting the letters ‘ANK’ to also look at the style used.” we still have a long way to go the work the police department — for All Nations Krew — on Young’s work day consists of — not just with catching per- �� is doing with graffiti,” Bell said. the building. Young had already reviewing reports of graffiti and petrators and charging them, �� “Officer Young has actually been collected information on four looking for similarities. Then he but in educating the people and �� able to catch people.” or five other cases involving the follows up as much as he can, getting the people working with �� The most notable recent same letters, and once the arrest but sometimes without a wit- us for a long-term cure. If you �� arrest occurred in early January was made, was able to charge ness or other evidence the case have a tire that keeps going flat, �� when a Tooele teen was caught the teen on all of the cases. will stay open for a while until you can put some patches on it, �� fleeing the Tooele County Health The tagging signs are a way a lead presents itself. He works but sometimes you need a long- �� Department in a maroon-and- that different groups make a constantly with Officer Heath term cure.” tan Ford Explorer after the let- Young recommends that resi- �� ters “BTS” (which means Bomb dents leave exterior lights on �� the System) had been spray- “Everyone says ‘Oh you shouldn’t overnight and keep their eyes painted on an electrical box. A open to graffiti activity in their �� bulletin was issued throughout keep lights on,’ but I agree with a neighborhood. �� the department asking officers “Everyone says ‘Oh you �� to watch for a vehicle fitting that quote I heard once that the greatest shouldn’t keep lights on,’ but I description, and a few days later agree with a quote I heard once it was spotted at the 7-Eleven invention for crime is the light that the greatest invention for convenience store on Tooele’s crime is the light bulb,” Young Main Street. Spray paint cans bulb.” said. were found inside the vehicle Brad Young Solving most of the city’s Get Your when a search was conducted, Tooele City Police Department graffiti specialist cases is something that police and the teen was taken next can’t do alone, Young said. door to the police department statement, Young said. Taggers Hillyard at Tooele High School, “Police can only do so much,” Film Fix for questioning. usually spray paint the letters where Young said a majority of Young said. “We can’t be in every The teen eventually impli- close to home so they and their the perpetrators attend school. neighborhood all the time. We cated two other friends and all friends can see the tag often. Young is also an instructor wish we could. We can’t curb Missy Thompson three were charged with graffiti “One kid told me that he just for the Lion’s Quest program, crime unless we have the peo- violations in juvenile court. The liked seeing his artwork out which educates adolescents ple’s help. That doesn’t just mean Movie Critic three were connected back to there,” Young added. “If you live about healthy alternatives to coming forward and saying ‘my [email protected] eight taggings, mostly in Tooele’s on the north side of town, you’re drug and alcohol use and other fence has been tagged.’ It means business district. typically not going to go tagging risky behaviors. He oversees being a witness. Sometimes you clear down on the south side of the citizen patrol, works with have to stand up for your neigh- town.” Tooele City Youth Court, and borhood. The more eyes we Similar taggings sometimes said approximately one-third of have the more we can do.” $8,000 come from a variety of different his time is spent following up on [email protected] Federal Tax Credit Speaker urges Utahns to submit ideas by Brock Vergakis lenge to legislators, local civic Clark has set a deadline of July ASSOCIATED PRESS and business leaders, and those 24, Pioneer Day, for lawmakers $ who call Utah home to not let and the public to submit their SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — House this book sit silently and gather ideas. 6,000 Speaker Dave Clark is urging his dust.” He said he wants to be able to colleagues and Utahns to contin- He also created an e-mail present the ideas by this fall. State Housing Stimulus Program ue submitting ideas about how address — [email protected] “We’re determined to do this. I to improve state government to — that he wants the public to use think this will be a valuable exer- better the lives of the state’s resi- to submit ideas, which he says cise,” Clark said. As $ dents. should be relevant to the day-to- In addition to the e-mail much On the first day of the legis- day lives of average people. address, Rep. John Dougall, R- as 14,000 lative session, Clark gave all 75 Clark said hundreds of sugges- American Fork, and Sen. Stephen members of the Utah House 100- tions have already been e-mailed Urquhart, R-St. George, have set Towards the purchase of your new home, Availability is limited call now for details* page blank notebooks that he in, but he’d like to see thousands. up a blog called Utahwastebuster. Berna Sloan 840-5029 • Chris Sloan 840-5031 said he wanted them to fill with “A number of folks have really com. The site solicits comments 100 innovative ideas. thought through this and I think from the public about what pro- “We should collectively chal- there’s some value in bring- grams might be considered pork. lenge all citizens of Utah to con- ing those particular ideas back The Web site also encourages sider their place in public service. into state government,” he said readers to comment on posts by One need not stand for election Thursday. “Some of them have lawmakers and to vote in online or sit in this legislative chamber been specific as about health care polls about government spend- in order to affect good govern- savings, some of them have been ing. ment,” Clark said at the time. as specific as about purchasing The Legislature’s general ses- “Working as a private citizen does and procurement, some of them sion started Jan. 26 and ended not excuse one from their obliga- have been a little more specific Thursday. *some restriction apply tion to society. I issue the chal- about waste.” A9

TUESDAY March 17, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A9

BLAST FROM THE PAST If You’re Short On Cash, Come In and We Tooele considered for LDS church HQ Can Help You Out was saddened at the recent After their swim, Orson Pratt, Early the following morning, passing of Larry Miller. His Willard Richards and George Albert while backtracking the party’s Iimpact on Tooele County in Smith continued westward into westward trail of the previous day, recent years has been quite sub- Natalie Tripp the northeast corner of the Tooele the group ran into about 20 Utes Loans from stantial. STAFF WRITER Valley. who were traveling eastward from But I was also reminded of a Pratt’s journal entry for July 27, Tooele. It’s interesting to note that rumor circulating a few years ago 1847 states: “We continued on the first American Indians encoun- $100 – $3,000 that Miller was considering Tooele about four miles beyond Black tered by pioneers in the Tooele County as a possible location for a continued west for about 13 miles Rock, when we reached a valley Valley were Utes, not the Goshutes 30 minute service, in most cases Six Flags theme park. Even though to the north point of the Oquirrh southward from the lake. This val- one would have expected. that idea turned out to be noth- Mountains, following the south ley we judged to be about 12 miles The cursory examination of We want to make you a loan. ing more than a rumor, Tooele shore of the Great Salt Lake and in diameter. On the south there the land west of the Jordan River For fast, courteous & conﬁdential service call or County has been considered for stopping at Black Rock for lunch was a small opening, which we apparently convinced Brigham drop by our ofﬁce at: more important things in the past and a swim. supposed might be a continuation Young and his companions that — like the headquarters for the Erastus Snow, a member of the of the valley on an opening into a soil west of the Jordan was not only Noble Finance LDS church. exploring party described the first plain beyond.” less fertile than that on the east On Tuesday, July 27, 1847, experience in the lake as an enter- No details were given concern- side of the Salt Lake Valley, but that 134 W 1180 N, #13 • Tooele Brigham Young and other pioneers taining one. ing any geographical landmarks or fresh water was also very limited who had accompanied that first “The waters of the ocean can the type of terrain, but I assume to the west. The next day, July 29, (435) 843-1255 wagon train to enter the valley bear no comparison to those of it was pretty similar to the unde- Young selected and designated set out to inventory the natural the lake,” wrote Snow. “Those who veloped land north of the highway the land for the Salt Lake Temple resources — water, soil and wood couldn’t swim at all floated upon running between Stansbury and between the forks of City Creek in — of the Salt Lake Valley west of the surface like a cork and found it Grantsville. the Salt Lake Valley. subscribe 882.0050 the Jordan River. They were lookout of their power to sink.” The party returned to the same [email protected] ing for the best site at which to Fellow companion Wilford spring at the north point of the establish the new headquarters of Woodruff thought the Great Salt Oquirrh’s to spend the night in the church. Lake was “one of the wonders of the same place they had rested at After crossing the river, the party the world.” noon. Dollars from dirt: Economy spurs home garden boom

by Gillian Flaccus International. there’s peace of mind in knowing ASSOCIATED PRESS Doiron and several colleagues where her food comes from. And are petitioning President Obama she said the effort has fostered a Insert Sale LONG BEACH, California (AP) to plant a similar garden at the sense of community through a — With the recession in full swing, White House as part of his call for neighborhood veggie co-op. many Americans are returning to a responsible, eco-friendly eco- “We’re helping to feed each their roots — literally — cultivat- nomic turnaround. Proponents other and what better time than Insert Your Business ing vegetables in their backyards have collected 75,000 signatures now?” Martinez said. to squeeze every penny out of on an online petition. A new report by the National their food budget. “It’s really part of our history Gardening Association predicts a Industry surveys show double- and it’s part of the White House’s 19 percent increase in home gar- digit growth in the number of history,” Doiron said. “When I dening in 2009, based on spring into 16,500 Homes home gardeners this year and found out why it had been done seed sales data and a telephone mail-order companies report over the course of history and I survey. One-fifth of respondents such a tremendous demand that looked at where we are now, it said they planned to start a food up % up % some have run out of seeds for makes sense again.” garden this year and more than basic vegetables such as onions, But for many Americans, the half said they already were gar- to to tomatoes and peppers. appeal of backyard gardening dening to save on groceries. Save 60 Save 50 “People’s home grocery bud- isn’t in its history — it’s in the Community gardens nation- get got absolutely shredded and savings. wide are also seeing a surge of 4 Color, Bleed, Gloss Black & White now we’ve seen just this dramatic The National Gardening interest. The waiting list at the increase in the demand for our Association estimates that a well- 312-plot Long Beach Community • 8.5x11 Sheet • 8.5x11 Sheet vegetable seeds. We’re selling maintained vegetable garden Garden has nearly quadrupled — • FREE Basic Layout • FREE Basic Layout out,” said George Ball, CEO of yields a $500 average return per and no one is leaving, said Lonnie • FREE 6”x8” display • FREE 6”x8” display Burpee Seeds, the largest mail- year. A study by Burpee Seeds Brundage, who runs the garden’s order seed company in the U.S. claims that $50 spent on garden- membership list. ad in the Tooele ad in the Tooele “I’ve never seen anything like it.” ing supplies can multiply into “They’re growing for them- Valley Extra Valley Extra Gardening advocates, who have $1,250 worth of produce annu- selves, but you figure if they can long struggled to get America ally. use our community garden year- grubby, have dubbed the newly Doiron spent nine months round they can save $2,000 or $ * $ * planted tracts “recession gardens” weighing and recording each $3,000 or $4,000 a year,” she said. and hope to shape the interest vegetable he pulled from his “It doesn’t take a lot for it to add only only into a movement similar to the 1,600-square-foot garden outside up.” 450 299 victory gardens of World War II. Portland, Maine. After counting Seed companies say this renais- $ $ Those gardens, modeled after the final winter leaves of Belgian sance has rescued their vegetable Regular Price 1,050 Regular Price 650 a White House patch planted by endive, he found he had saved business after years of drooping Eleanor Roosevelt in 1943, were about $2,150 by growing produce sales. Orders for vegetable seeds intended to inspire self-sufficien- for his family of five instead of have skyrocketed, while orders Call Keith cy, and at their peak supplied 40 buying it. for ornamental flowers are flat or percent of the nation’s fresh pro- Adriana Martinez, an accoun- down, said Richard Chamberlin, or Angie duce, said Roger Doiron, found- tant who reduced her grocery bill president of Harris Seeds in *Price includes 8,000 ﬂyers inserted in the Tooele Transcript Bulletin882-0050 & a 3 column x 8” regular display ad hitting 8,500 homes in the Tooele Valley Extra. ing director of Kitchen Gardeners to $40 a week by gardening, said Rochester, New York. A10 SPORTS

A10 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 17, 2009 Sports

SPORTS WRAP Erda softball The Erda softball league is now accepting men’s and women’s co-ed teams for the 2009 softball season. For more information call Ty at 840-4379. Umpires needed Anyone interested in wanting to umpire boys youth baseball games in Tooele County this year should contact Joe Lopez at (435) 241-0321. Games will be played in Tooele, Stansbury Park and Grantsville. Residents living in any of these cities and throughout Tooele Valley are invited to umpire. Stansbury Ute football league Head coaching interviews for the A teams will be held Saturday, March 21 at the clubhouse in Stansbury Park. To schedule a time or for more information, contact Scott at 843-9383 or Tiffany at 840-8080. Stansbury / Tooele AAU Basketball Student athletes from Stansbury and Tooele are invited to join a competitive varsity level AAU boys basketball team. The team is open to athletes who will be seniors, juniors and sophomores in high school next year. This team will compete in tournaments throughout the Salt Lake area over the next few months. This is a great opportunity to develop basketball skills, gain valuable game-time experience and to compete against other teams throughout the state. Please call immediately, photography / Maegan Burr practices will start very soon. Call (801)597-4435 or (435)840-2105 for Grantsville High School junior Kelsi Wells takes a throw at second base as a Sky View player tries to steal second during action in St. George Saturday. The Cowboys went 3-1 in the opening tourna- information. ment. Youth baseball fees The Grantsville youth baseball association has announced its fees for the upcoming season. The fee to play Grantsville bats on fire to start season T-Ball is $40, coach-pitch $45, Minor by Mark Watson Peterson added an RBI. George, Grantsville led Skyline the game on the mound and League $60, Major League $60, Pony GHS SOFTBALL Grantsville added two more 8-2 in the fourth inning, but was relieved by Peterson. League ages 13-14 $65. Anyone living SPORTS EDITOR in Tooele County is invited to par- runs in the third inning and the winter rust started to show Grantsville scored its eight ticipate in Grantsville youth baseball Grantsville opened the soft- easily losing 4-3 to Bishop two runs in the fourth inning as the Cowboys committed a runs on 12 hits, but committed leagues. For more information contact ball season by scoring six runs Manogue of Las Vegas in nine to end the game on the 10-run pair of errors that eventually four errors in the game. Skyline Brian DeLaney at 830-2142 or Krysten in the first inning at Delta on innings. rule. led to four runs for Skyline. The recorded eight hits and also 884-3098. Thursday and continued to “We hit the ball really well for Peterson picked up the win Cowboys held on to win the had four errors. crush the ball on Friday and this early in the season, but we on the mound with a two-hit game by a score of 8-6. The Cowboys lone loss came Jazz injuries Saturday through four games did make some fielding errors,” shutout. Grantsville scored its Wells smacked a triple in to Bishop Manogue 4-3 in nine Utah Jazz center Mehmet Okur and in St. George. said coach Heidi Heath. 10 runs on 11 hits and com- the game against the Eagles innings. Grantsville was lead- guard Deron Williams are both recover- By the time the three-day In the first inning at Delta, mitted no errors in the game. while Coats and Laura Snow ing 3-2 late in the game, but ing from minor injuries and will each road trip ended the Cowboys Jillianne Harris, Korryn Coats, Taylor went three-for-three each collected doubles. Wells some errors allowed Bishop be a gametime decision when the Jazz had picked up five wins with Krysta Taylor, Lynzie Valdez, from the plate and tallied three recorded two RBIs with two Manogue to squeak out the hosts the Washington Wizards tonight only one loss. In their only loss, Kelsi Wells and Lindsey Dalton RBIs. singles to go along with her at 7 p.m. at EnergySolutions Arena. the Cowboys did not go away all scored runs and Natalie During their first game in St. triple. Lindsey Dalton started SEE FIRE PAGE A12 ➤ Carlos Boozer Camp The Carlos Boozer Basketball Camp will be held Mach 25-27 at Salt Lake Community College Lifetime Activities Center from 4-8 p.m. The camp is for children ages 7-17. For more informa- Cowboys split games in tion call 1-800-725-6958. Carp removal More than 1 million pounds of carp that were threatening endangered fish have St. George tournament been pulled out of Utah Lake this winter, with most of it going to a farmer’s by Jake Gordon apparent blunder turned into gold field and a nearby mink farm. The carp STAFF WRITER GHS BASEBALL for the Cowboys as Cedar made a are being removed as part of a multi- throwing error on the play allowing million dollar effort to save the June Even though they lost a tight Hutchins to score and give GHS a sucker, an endangered fish that only battle with a ranked Cedar team any run support.” 2-1 lead. lives in Utah Lake and its tributaries. in their opening game, Grantsville Tyson Hutchins and Kort Fonger That lead would hold up until When carp feed on the lake bottom, didn’t let that ruin their remaining were the two Cowboys able to earn the bottom of the fifth. Grantsville they tear up vegetation that provides games in the 2009 Pizza Hut Classic the base hits with a single and a tri- miscues came back to haunt them important places for young June suck- in St. George. ple. Cole pitched six strong innings in the decisive fifth inning as a ers to hide from predators. After the carp are removed, they will go into the After losing their opening game and earned 10 strikeouts on the throwing error to first allowed soil of a farmer’s field and provide food the Cowboys went 2-1 in their day. Cedar’s Chaisson Low to score. for a mink farm in Utah County, said remaining games as the offense Grantsville took an early lead in Again another throwing error on Michael Mills, local coordinator for the started clicking. the top of the first. After Boman an attempt to throw out a runner June sucker recovery program. Some Ryley Boman had a great tourna- walked, Fonger came up next and heading to second allowed Cedar of the nutrient-packed carp will also ment with two triples and a home pounded a hard-lining triple to the the go ahead run to cross over. soon go to a local composting opera- run on the weekend while Andrew right field fence scoring Boman all Grantsville couldn’t earn a hit tion. Wildlife officials say around 5 mil- Nelson, who is overcoming injury, the way from first. the rest of the way as Cedar held on lion pounds of carp will have to come is coming along slowly but still hit The lead was short-lived how- for victory. “We left a lot of guys on out of lake each year to make enough the ball well in St. George. ever. Leadoff man for Cedar Kai base,” Anderson said. “We had the room for the June sucker, which was Cedar 3 — Grantsville 2 Eldredge reached base on a single right guys coming to the plate in big listed as an endangered species in With the way Benji Cole was and worked his way over to third in situations but we didn’t get it done 1986. A commercial fishing business pitching and a little run support, the first inning. From there Eldredge at the plate.” began removing carp in the fall as part he was on his was to his first win of was able to race home on a wild Grantsville 11 — Wasatch 9 of a $500,000 state-funded contract the season. pitch to knot the game at 1-1. Eight runs in the final three to remove 2.5 million pounds of the Only that run support didn’t In the third inning Grantsville innings was enough to complete a fish from Utah Lake, the state’s largest come. In fact, the Cowboys only grabbed the lead on a rather strange comeback victory against Wasatch natural freshwater lake. About $40 mil- earned two base hits and still held play. Hutchins reached base with a on Friday and just enough to hold lion has been spent trying to save the the lead until the bottom of the fifth single and Boman walked to give off the late Wasp rally. June sucker. Organizers had initially inning. Grantsville runners on the corners. Boman had a huge game against hoped to find buyers for the carp and “I thought Benji (Cole) pitched While Boman was at first he started Wasatch at the plate, coming up cover the costs of removal. Research photography / Maegan Burr continues for possible uses for the well,” said Grantsville coach Loren walking to second base as if there carp, including grinding them up into Anderson. “We just didn’t give him were four balls on the batter. The SEE SPLIT PAGE A11 ➤ Grantsville High School junior Taylor Matthews concentrates on the ball fish meal for the state’s hatcheries. as he bats against Wasatch in St. George Friday. Tooele High baseball finishes opening weekend on sour note by Jake Gordon victory over Bear River. STAFF WRITER THS BASEBALL Matt Trussell had a near perfect day at the plate by hitting 3-for- The bats woke up for Tooele in 3 with two singles and a double, the opening game against Bear hits on the weekend made the knocking in a run. Trussell also River in the 2009 Pizza Hut Classic all-tournament team along with scored three times for the Buffaloes in St. George. Chase Banks. Matt Medina also hit and drew a walk in his last at bat. Tooele pulled away from Bear well on the weekend, earning eight Bear River started off the scor- River for an 11-4 victory Friday total hits. ing in the first by loading the bases afternoon but from there on wins Tooele 11 — Bear River 4 with only one hit. The Bears didn’t were hard to come by. Tooele In a game where the Bears even need a hit to drive in their run subsequently lost their last three would grab the lead then Tooele when Luis Lemus got hit by a pitch games to Carbon, Dixie and Cedar would soon tie the game back up, to give them a 1-0 lead. to finish the tournament 1-3. the Buffs finally broke through in The bottom of the Tooele lineup “It is good to finally get out in the final innings. helped knot up the score. Trussell some warm weather and play a By scoring two runs in the sixth reached base with a single and photography / Maegan Burr few,” said Tooele baseball coach and adding insurance runs in the Mitch Eyre knocked in Trussell Danny Medina. seventh, by earning seven runs in Tooele High School senior Matt Medina makes a throw to first base Saturday against Dixie in St. George. Medina Steven Witkowski and his six the top half, it helped their 11-4 SEE SOUR PAGE A11 ➤ earned eight hits during four games in the tournament. A11

TUESDAY March 17, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN A11 Buffs tune up for season with three victories in Southern Utah

by Mark Watson SPORTS EDITOR

The defending 4A state champion Tooele Buffaloes took their annual trek to St. George last weekend to play against some of the top prep teams in Utah, Nevada and California.

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The Buffs finished the tourney with a 3-2 record. “We played pretty well, not too bad after having only one practice on the dirt here Thursday before we went down,” said new head coach Steve Snow. “It was a little awkward having balls hit at us for the first time this season.” The weekend in St. George will be a faint memory when tourney time photography / Maegan Burr rolls around in April, but it is always a good icebreaker for the season. Tooele High School senior Allie Alverson flips the ball to first base during a game Tooele always faces the elite among Saturday in St. George. the 48 teams playing in early March in St. George because of its success Silverado we fell behind 3-0 but “We requested to be in the top over the years in softball. came back to win 4-3. I was pleased bracket so we faced some pretty Tooele opened its season with with the heart and spirit of our girls solid teams,” Snow said. a 4-3 victory over Sliverado, Nev., in that game,” Snow said. Tooele begins a three-game but then lost to 5A power Bingham Mattie Snow did not pitch in the home stand today at Deseret Peak 2-1 in the second game. Tooele ace 8-2 defeat to Arbor View, but came Complex with a game against Mattie Snow pitched the first two back to pitch games four and five Springville followed by a game game for the Buffaloes. which were both victories for the against Taylorsville on Wednesday Tooele dropped its second game Buffaloes. and a game against Payson on in St. George with an 8-2 defeat at Tooele defeated Las Vegas High Thursday. All games start at 3:30 the hands of Arbor View, Calif. 3-1 in game four and downed p.m. “In our first game against Fremont High 1-0 in the fifth game. [email protected] TeamTooele: Energy efﬁciency experts.

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After hit- sealed up the victory. comeback victory with a three-hit For energy saving tips and cash incentives, or to request our Bright Ideas booklet, ting a home run in the first inning Bishop Manogue, Nev. 9 — ball game with two singles and a visit rockymountainpower.net. Boman continued his onslaught Grantsville 2 double. of the Wasps’ pitching as he also Grantsville started out with a Carbon came out red hot at nailed a single and triple, just slim 1-0 lead in the top half of the the plate scoring four runs in the lacking a double to complete the first but that lead didn’t last long opening inning and then add- cycle. Payeton Reed also had a as Bishop Manogue continued ing on two more in the bottom three-hit game with three singles scoring in bunches and buried of the third to build a comfort- in the victory. the Cowboys. able 6-0 lead. Fortunately, that After Boman’s towering home Hutchins led the Cowboys at wasn’t comfortable enough for run in the top of the first, Wasatch the dish with a double and a sin- the Cowboys to give up. scored two in the second to grab gle while Boman recorded two In the fifth the Cowboys cut the lead but the Cowboys leveled singles on the day but it wasn’t into the Dino lead with a Nelson that off right away. Jake Clonts enough to over the powerful single and Clonts drawing a walk, led off the third with a single and offense of Bishop Manogue. both Cowboys came around to Sell Your Product to Over 27,000 Readers later was forced around to score Hutchins started off the score to make the score 6-2. to knot the game up at 2-2. game with his double and later That was only the beginning Call Keith or Angie at 882.0050 to place an ad. Wasatch scratched out a 6-3 came around to score to give as four consecutive Cowboys lead after dropping four runs in the Cowboys a quick 1-0 lead. reached base and seven total runs the bottom of the fourth but that However, Bishop Manogue scored crossed the plate. The seven runs is where Grantsville exploded for six runs in the first two innings to proved just enough as the Dinos their lead. take control. made the game interesting by With one out, Reed and Childs Trailing 8-1 in the top of the scoring two runs in the bottom of each hit singles and that was fifth Grantsville put forth a charge the six while cutting the Cowboy sandwiched in between with a for more runs. Reed reached on lead to only 9-8. Grantsville was Fonger double while all three an error in the inning and then able to seal up the close victory players came around to score. came around to score after a Saturday night. WE DESIGN & PRINT The scoring continued in single from Alex Childs to give “We played pretty well in the the seventh inning where the the Cowboys their last run of the tournament but as a team we Cowboys earned some much game. didn’t quite put together seven needed insurance runs. Boman Grantsville 9 — Carbon 8 complete innings,” Anderson had a big triple in the seventh Trailing 6-0 in their last game said. MAGNETS followed by consecutive singles of the weekend, another win for Grantsville will host Davis on by Reed and Fonger. In total the the Cowboys didn’t look promis- Saturday at 11 a.m. Cowboys racked up five runs in ing. However, they showed real [email protected] Business Card Size Barkdull led the Buffs going Dixie a 4-0 lead after the first. Sour 3-for-4 with three singles while The scoring didn’t stop there Indoor • 4 Color & Flood UV • 17 pt Magnet Stock continued from page A10 Witkowski managed a pair of as Dixie pounded in seven more doubles. runs in the second inning as the Four errors in the first two Flyers went through 12 batters in with a double to right field to tie innings led to Carbon jumping the inning. per the game 1-1. out to a 6-0 lead after two innings. Once Tooele settled down 500 Bear River again took the lead Tooele finally got on the board in in the third they started man- $ Expires 3-31-09 in the third and again Tooele the top of the third. After Eyre led ufacturing runs. Medina and Design not included. Some countered. Taylor Hunt and off the inning with a single and Lemongello started a two-out restrictions may apply. Trussell led off the inning by was later brought around to score rally for the Buffs. Barkdull came reaching base by way of a walk after a single by Joe Lemongello. up next scorching a liner through 130 and a single. Colton Burr hit the After the Dinos built up their the left side of the infield, giving ball hard enough for the Bears lead to 8-1, Tooele started a rally Tooele their first run. to turn a double play but Hunt in the top of the fifth. Devin Park A Dixie throwing blunder gave scored during the play to level and Barkdull each singled in the the Buffaloes another run the the score at 2-2. inning and later came around to Banks smacked a single to left With the score tied at 4-4 at the score while Matt Medina came field to make the score 11-3 for 4 Color top of the seventh is when the around also to cut the Carbon Dixie. The Flyers managed to shut Buffs took control of the game. lead to 8-4. out Tooele the rest of the way and Skyler Holt started off the scor- The Dinos continued their score two more runs in the fourth ing for Tooele with his hard-hit onslaught in the fifth, adding two to close out the game. grounder through the left side of more runs while Tooele could Cedar 8 — Tooele 2 BUSINESS CARDS the infield, scoring Hunt. only muster a lone run in the The Redmen came out on fire, The scoring didn’t stop there seventh in the loss. scoring seven runs in the first two 16 pt Coated (both sides) • Bleeds • 4 Color & Flood UV for the Buffaloes. Matt Medina Dixie 13 — Tooele 3 innings and never looked back, scorched a grounder through the Not only is Dixie a force to be beating the Buffaloes in their right side of the infield scoring reckoned with in 4A but they are final game of the weekend. two more runs. With the bases even more lethal when you get Witkowski and Medina led the per loaded Colton Barkdull had the behind in the count like Tooele way with for the Buffaloes with 1000 biggest hit in the game as he did against them Saturday after- two singles each for the seniors $ Expires 3-31-09 smoked a triple to left-center, noon. in the loss. Design not included. Some restrictions may apply. clearing the bases and giving The Flyers exploded for 11 runs Five first-inning hits for Cedar Tooele a 10-4 lead. in the first two innings to leave turned into four runs in the top Witkowski drove in the last run the Buffs trailing 11-0. Tooele of the first and the scoring just 50 for Tooele by grounding out to managed three runs in the top of kept going. Three more runs were the right side of the infield to the third but could not cause any tacked on in the second for an PRINTING — GRAPHIC DESIGN • announcements • comb binding force across the last run. With the more damage. early 7-0 lead. wedding/graduation large cushion Tooele wrapped up Matt Medina led the Buffaloes Tooele managed a couple of • books • napkins their first win in St. George. from the plate going 2-for-2 with runs, one run came in the second • catalogs Carbon 10 — Tooele 5 two singles and a run against the when Banks knocked a triple and • business cards Errors played a huge part in powerful Dixie team. later came around to score on a • letter heads • brochures the Buffs loss to the Dinos. In “They didn’t really out-hit us double by Hunt. • envelopes • newsletters fact, Tooele beat out Carbon in much,” Danny Medina said. “We Banks again was in the mid- • posters hits, 12-9, but the eight errors just couldn’t pitch them a strike.” dle of another Tooele rally as he • magnets that were committed proved to After retiring Tooele in the top nailed a single in the fifth with • copies • photography (b&w/color) be too much to overcome in the of the first, Dixie went to work runners on to give Tooele their • advertising loss. quickly. Garrett Kyte took a hang- second run. Unfortunately it was • laminate “We must have gotten the case ing off-speed pitch over the left- their last run of the tournament. • mounting • copy writing of the yips because I believe there centerfield wall as the Flyers sec- Tooele will next host Highland were more like nine or 10 errors ond batter as they jumped to a Thursday at Dow James Field at in that game,” Danny Medina 2-0 lead. 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A12 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 17, 2009 Young Grantsville High netters drop close opener

by Jake Gordon GHS TENNIS STAFF WRITER

With a young and inexperi- off quickly with wins at first and enced team, Grantsville tennis second singles but couldn’t gar- coach Pat Ciervo knows that ner another victory in any of the it’s not about how you start but three remaining matches against about how you finish the sea- Syracuse as the Titans snuck out son. of Grantsville Monday afternoon The Cowboy netters started with a 2-3 victory.

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photography / Maegan Burr Grantsville tennis player Dan Garrard returns the ball Monday against Syracuse in Grantsville. The Cowboys lost their opening match 2-3.

George Parkinson at second Cowboys. who uses more of a finesse game set. singles had the most impressive “With how young we are I was than uses any power. Orgill and Garrard had a match of the day, breaking not pretty pleased with how we per- Knight battled back to win couple chances to close out the CUTE Terrier Mix only the spirit of Nate Wallentine formed today,” Ciervo said. “Our the next two games to bring the match in the third set. They held For more info. on animals- Adoption Procedure but also the strings of his rac- inexperience caught up with us match to 4-5 but Pinto was able a 5-4 lead and then a 6-5 lead but quet. Parkinson won 6-2, 6-2 to today but I still think we will be to seal the third set as Knight’s could not manage to win the fol- Tooele County Local shelter adoption requires join Brett Peterson at first singles fine.” final shot drove right into the lowing game. Animal Shelter 882-1051 vaccination payment, licensing who was challenged but pulled At first doubles Dallas Parks net. Knight battled hard but lost Syracuse notched the first Tooele City and possible shelter fee. out the 6-4, 7-5 victory. and Dalan Leonelli just couldn’t 6-4, 4-6, 4-6. three points of the tiebreaker Animal Shelter 882-8900 Shelters are required to “They [Parkinson and get anything going against the The most exciting match of and never looked back as they Grantsville hold animals for 3 days Peterson] have both worked hard Titan tandem of Calon and the day was at second doubles, clinched the tiebreaker 2-7. Animal Shelter 884-6881 before euthanization. during the offseason,” Ciervo Carson Rhoades, losing 2-6, 2-6. but it didn’t appear that it would Grantsville lost the match 6-2, said. “It would be hard to find Jared Knight started out fine be that exciting after the first set. 2-6, 6-7 (2-7). a team with a first and second against Igor Pinto of Syracuse. Grantsville’s doubles tandem of “It is always nice to start the Brought to you by Joe H. Roundy, D.V.M. singles stronger than them.” Knight won the first set 6-4 then Jordan Orgill and Dan Garrard season with a win but I think it Tooele Veterinary Clinic After Parkinson and Peterson dropped the second 4-6 to force won the first set easily 6-2 but is a nice building block on the 1182 N. 80 E., Tooele • 882-1051 took care of business, matches a third set. Knight fell behind in Dax Hobbes and Spencer Taggert season,” Ciervo said. took a turn for the worst for the the third set 2-5 against Pinto battled to tie up the match at 1-1 Grantsville will host Park City with a 2-6 victory in the second on Wednesday at 3 p.m. set setting up a exciting third [email protected] �� Tooele starts season by beating Payson

by Mark Watson SPORTS EDITOR THS TENNIS � The Tooele tennis team Harris and Matthew Potter and opened its season with a 3- the team of Dalton England 2 victory over Payson on and Chad Carter. Thursday. “We are a fairly young team, The Buffaloes swept the var- two of our top three players sity singles matches but did are sophomores: Jake Wells � not fair as well in varsity dou- and Maveric Searle. Gaven �� bles matches Neufeld, a senior, is also Jake Wells opened the sea- among our best players. He son with a 6-3, 6-2 victory will be in the hunt for our over Payson’s KJ Bailey at first top spot all year,” said coach singles. Tooele’s No. 2 player Ryan Harris. “We have a lot of Gaven Neufeld defeated Blake parity after those three play- Reynolds in three sets 6-3, 6-7 ers. Austin Jensen and Devon (5-7), 6-1. Maveric Searle com- Orton, both seniors, will be pleted the three-match singles battling juniors Erik Houghby, sweep with a 5-7, 6-1, 6-1 win Chase Lambert, Jonathon Cafe over Payson’s Jared Moser at and sophomores, Robert Niles third singles. and Wes Wihongi for the four Tooele’s Chase Lambert remaining varsity positions.” and Austin Jensen lost at first Tooele dropped a match to doubles 2-6, 0-6 while Erik Springville on Monday and Houghtby and Robert Niles will play at Mountain View dropped the second doubles today and then at Provo on match to Kevin Davis and Sam Thursday. �� Critchfield 0-6, 1-6. “Friday morning we are on Jonathon Cafe, Devon Orton the bus at 5 a.m. heading to �� and Wes Wihongi all won a two-day tournament in St. junior varsity singles matches George. It is the perfect oppor- �� for Tooele. The Buffaloes also tunity to get the rust off,” the won two junior varsity dou- coach said. �� bles matches. Tooele winners [email protected] included the team of Kirby �� in their bracket, the Cowboys Fire faced West Jordan in a tourney contest. The Cowboys pounded continued from page A10 �� the ball all over the ballpark victory. Coats just missed hit- against West Jordan and the �� ting the ball out of the park for runs followed. The Cowboys a home run. Her shot hit the top scored one run in the second of the fence and she ended up inning, five runs in the third with a triple. and three in the fourth to roll to �� Coats and Annie Young both a 9-0 victory. scored in the first inning, but Wells ended the game with �� the Cowboys did not score a home run, triple, single and again until the eighth inning. four RBIs. Peterson allowed only “We left six runners in scoring three hits and the Cowboys did �� position during that game,” the not have an error in the game. coach said. Grantsville ended its stay �� Grantsville finished off its in St. George with a 5-0 vic- group play by downing Sky tory over Payson. The Cowboys �� View 4-3. The Cowboys jumped scored two runs in the first out to a 2-0 lead in the first, but inning when Coats singled the Bobcats came back to tie it home Valdez and then scored up with two runs in the second. on an error. Grantsville scored Grantsville held a slim lead in two more in the second inning the sixth and Sky View loaded on two RBIs by Wells. the bases with two outs when Dalton scored a fifth run for Peterson came on in relief to Grantsville in the fourth inning �� seal the victory. on an RBI single from Valdez. �� Dalton belted a double in the The Cowboys play in front game while Coats had a double of their home crowd today and and a single and a stolen base. Wednesday with games against Kendal Levine also had a strong Bonneville and North Sanpete. �� outing against Sky View. The games start at 3 p.m. After securing first place [email protected] HOMETOWN B1

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photography/ Maegan Burr Wasatch Paranormal Investigators founder Tom Carr stands in front of the old Tooele hospital Monday night where he guides ghost hunting tours. Wasatch Paranormal Investigators and Asylum 49 have teamed up to give the public a unique look at the hospital.

Paranormal investigator leads other worldly tours of old Tooele hospital

t was the night of Friday the lab, and doctors lounge — remained Paranormal. field. 13th, and the rooms in Tooele’s vacant and unused until 2006 when “We are not into the occult, witches A K2 meter is a more sophisticated old hospital sat eerily quiet. A Tooele resident Kimm Andersen or devil worship,” said Carr, of Tooele. EMF device that has lights that go few empty beds in each room founded Asylum 49. “We just investigate the paranormal from red to green according to the were the only reminders of the “In the last few years since we as a hobby. Most of the spirits that we strength of the magnetic field. hustle and bustle that used to opened Asylum 49 I have experi- encounter are friendly. Often times Carr said he has used the K2 meter run up and down the halls of this enced enough unexplained phenom- they are confused. They don’t realize to carry on a conversation with former home to both life and ena that I believe that the hospital is they are dead and that we cannot see unseen entities. When the meter death. Tour guide Tom Epperley, really haunted,” Andersen said. them.” detects the presence of an electronic manager of Asylum 49 — a haunt- Now the public, the curious, the While Wasatch Paranormal is fairly field he asks yes or no questions and ed house open during Halloween skeptical, and the serious ghost hunt- new, Carr’s experience chasing ghosts invites the entity to make the meter — takes his group to the emergency ers have a chance to explore the old goes back more than 21 years when, turn red if the answer is negative. room where many lost their lives and hospital during several dates in April as a high school student, he claims Investigators also use infrared cam- to the delivery room where life was and May. Guests will have the chance he picked up an electronic voice eras that are sensitive to heat, as well ushered into existence. to see and feel if there is something phenomena that said, “What are you as hand-held infrared thermometers Epperley stops at Room 20, opens to the haunting stories of the old doing here?,” while walking through a to detect possible ghosts. the door and recalls visiting this room hospital. cemetery in West Jordan. A regular camera also comes in as a young child, where his grand- Asylum 49 and Wasatch Paranormal Electronic voice phenomena (EVP) handy for capturing unexplained mother passed away. Investigators are offering guided tours are voices picked up on an a record- shadows and floating orbs — round Wasatch Paranormal Investigators of the hospital along with the oppor- ing that were not audible at the time balls of light that change direction of and Asylum 49 have teamed up to tunity to wander the halls and rooms of the recording, but are heard later travel. Carr claims all of these have give the public a unique look at of the old hospital independently and when the recording is played back. been experienced at the old hospital Tooele’s old hospital. conduct their own research after the The EVP recorder is just one tool in in Tooele. Built around 1949, the old Tooele tour. the bag of the modern ghost hunter. He said he has seen the interest in hospital at 140 E. 200 South has been Wasatch Paranormal Investigators Along with EVPs there are also the paranormal increase in the last closed for about 10 years. Rocky was founded a year ago and is com- vocal phenomena (VP) — sounds or few years. Mountain Care converted the bulk of prised of about 20 individuals who voices that are audible to the inves- “With the reality show ‘Ghost the old hospital into a nursing home. take paranormal experiences seri- tigator’s ear. Investigators may carry Hunters’ that documents the inves- The western portion of the hospital ously and conduct investigations with them an electromagnetic field tigations of The Atlantic Paranormal — consisting of the original entrance, using scientific tools to help explain (EMF) detector. The theory, accord- Society to the fictional television admitting facility, emergency rooms, mysterious phenomena, according to paranormal science, is that maternity ward and nursery, hospital ing to Tom Carr, founder of Wasatch ghosts or entities create a magnetic SEE GHOST PAGE B8 ➤

HOMEFRONT In a tight economy, potatoes are a tasty and adaptable option

he luck o’ the Irish to They are the perfect dish toes to England in 1563 but catch on, but the Royal Society making a financially and nutri- you! On St. Patrick’s Day, for St. Patrick’s Day. After all, there, too, the tuber was little encouraged the Irish to grow the tionally sound decision. everyone is Irish so the what could be more Irish than appreciated for the next 200 crop as a provision against fam- Potatoes are good for you T Diane Sagers leprechauns that are out and potatoes? Well, actually, lots of years. They might have stayed in ine during the 1600s. and a great value for your hard- about today are probably even CORRESPONDENT things. England as a novelty, except that A favorite was born. The Irish earned dollar. If the demand here. If you catch sight of one of “Irish” potatoes did not come jealousy reared its ugly green adopted the potato as the staple increases during these economic these fairy folk with his red hair from Ireland. They originated head. of their diet, almost to the exclu- times, it is history repeating and emerald green attire, don’t in the Peruvian Andes of South In the mid-1500s, Sir Walter sion of other foods. Many of the itself. Historically, when budgets glance away or he will disappear. of gold. Even better, look for America. In the 1500s, Spanish Raleigh lost his position as the poorer people subsisted almost get tight, potato consumption As long as you hold him in your ways to stretch the budget using conquistadors found various favorite of the Queen to the Earl entirely on potatoes and when surges. When people go back to gaze, he cannot escape. Perhaps little greenbacks instead of little Peruvian tribes cultivating the of Essex. Raleigh could not deal potato blight struck in 1845 and eating at home to save money you can coax him into taking green-clothed men. crop for food. The Spaniards with the competition, so he 1846, thousands of the Irish died on groceries, they also go back you to where he keeps his crock One way many people are took potatoes home to Europe stomped off in a huff and moved of starvation and thousands of to eating potatoes. of gold. It could come in handy. tightening their food budgets is where they were cultivated to an estate the queen had given others immigrated to the United Potatoes are a staple food Unfortunately, catching the using another something “Irish” widely as a novelty but not as a him in Ireland. He planted the States to avoid that fate. showing up in a vast array of leprechauns might be a bit of — the Irish potato. It is inexpen- food. first potatoes ever grown in If you choose to serve pota- favorite foods from the mashed- a challenge so we might have sive, tasty and adaptable to a Sir John Hawkins is credited Ireland in his garden. toes for dinner tonight — and to look elsewhere for our pot wide range of cooking methods. with introducing the first pota- Raleigh’s crop didn’t exactly other nights as well — you are SEE POTATOES PAGE B8 ➤ B2 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN TUESDAY March 17, 2009

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TUESDAY March 17, 2009 TOOELE TRANSCRIPT-BULLETIN B3 The Bulletin Board

Tooele Library

Car seat checkpoint Activities A car seat checkpoint will be held Wednesday, The weekly movie on March 17 at 4 p.m. will March 25 from 1-4 p.m. at the Tooele County celebrate the legend of leprechauns and is Health Department. Call for an appointment for all ages. Be sure to watch the movie, then or additional information 435-277-2480. read the book.

Defensive driving Weekly story time Defensive Driving for teens will be held May Remember children’s story time every 26 from 5 to 9 p.m. at Tooele High School. Get Wednesday at 11 a.m. and children’s crafts 50 points off driving record and one no grade each Friday from 3-5 p.m. Check with the credit. Cost $20. Preregister by March 23. Call library for any special story times. For more 435-277-2480. information on these and other library programs, check our Web site www.tooelecity. Cookbook org/tcl/library.html or call 882-2182, or visit Macey’s is sponsoring a community cook- us at 128 W. Vine St., Tooele. book. Anyone interested in sharing recipes should bring them to the customer service desk by April 4. We welcome all recipes. The Schools cookbooks will be published and released April 25. Anyone who turns in a recipe will Parent enrichment night receive a free copy of the cookbook. Tooele County School District’s Spring Parent Enrichment Night will feature Scott Hunsaker, Families of past mayors associate professor of educational founda- Please help us locate families of the mayors tions and gifted and talented education in we are planting trees in honor of on Arbor the Department of Elementary Education at Day, April 24. John Joshua Gillette, served as Utah State University. Anyone wanting more Tooele City mayor 1928-29. Azile Lawrence information regarding their child’s potential England, 1922-23. Francis Marion Davis, giftedness should attend on Tuesday, March MD., 1924-25. Please call Barbara Barlow at 24 at 6:30 p.m. at Clarke N. Johnsen Jr. High (435)882-0006 with any information. School.

Interact with people with disabilities TJHS community council A free training on effective communication Tooele Jr. High School Community Council and interaction with people with disabilities Meeting on Wednesday, March 18 at 6:30 p.m. is being hosted by Utah State University, at TJHS library. photo courtesy of Shannon Scott Center for Persons with Disabilities on March The Tooele FFA visited third-graders around the Tooele County School District last week to teach them where food comes from. There were four rota- 18 from 1-5 p.m. at the USU Extension Office, Craft fair tions for each class. A trailer of animals was taken along for the kids to see. environmental health classroom, 151 N. Main Rose Springs Elementary second annual craft St., Tooele. fair, vendors, crafters and entertainers need- for individualized study. Registration is $35 Wednesday evening service 7 p.m. For infor- pool tournament starting at 7:30 p.m. The ed March 27 and 28. For more information per semester. mation call 882-7182. Nursery provided and winner will qualify for the Tournament of Softball camp contact Kristina at (435)840-8413. rides available. Champions. Members and guests invited to Tooele High softball will be holding an all- Exchange students participate. skills softball camp from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tooele County Youth Summit NWS PEACE program is seeking caring fami- Saturday, March 21 at Deseret Peak Softball The Seventh Annual Tooele County Summit lies in your area to host high school students Charity Complex for player ages 8-13 years. Camp will be held on Thursday, March 26 from 6- from all over the world for the 2009 school Veterans emphasis will be the fundamentals of hitting, 9:30 p.m. at Tooele High School. The Summit year. Interested families should call NWS Benefit dinner throwing, fielding and base running. Cost is for all parents and youth ages 12-18 from PEACE at 1-866-846-3977 or visit the Web site A benefit dinner, dance with a local coun- Marine Corps League for the camp is $40 and includes a camp T- throughout Tooele County. The night will www.nw-services.com. try western band, live auction and raffle for The Sgt. Rodney M. Davis Marine Corps shirt, lunch and snacks. Sign-up deadline is feature a keynote presentation and over 20 young mother Ali Daniels, who is battling League Detachment 1251 will meet Thursday, March 11 and space is limited so entries will great breakout sessions to choose from. Each a serious illness, will be held on March 21 March 19 at 1900 hr. at the Tooele County be accepted in the order they are received. school will be offering different incentives for Arts at 6 p.m. at the Eagles Lodge, upstairs. The Search and Rescue Bldg. 245 W. 900 S. If you Please contact Steve or Patty Snow at 882- students who attend. Check with your school family is in great need of financial assistance are an active duty, or former Marine, woman 2402 or Mike Mendenhall at 840-3340 for for more information. ‘My Fair Lady’ auditions to cover her medical care. For more informa- Marine, or Navy Corpsman, please call Hal more information. Auditions held for “My Fair Lady” will be held tion or if you would like to make a donation McConnell (435) 882-1179 for information or Volunteers needed at the Dow James building March 25, 26 and please phone Patti at 882-5205. come to the meeting. Crafters wanted Make a difference in a child’s life, become 27 with call backs on March 28. Please come The Kiwanis Craft Fair will be held April 11 a Star Reading Tutor at Middle Canyon with a prepared song for the audition. You Food pantry at the Deseret Peak Complex in conjunc- Elementary. Contact Stephanie Rowley or may also come with a short monologue or we The First Baptist Church in Tooele is offer- Groups tion with the Tooele County Chamber of Valery Christensen at 435-833-1906. will provide some material from the show for ing a clothing closet and emergency food Commerce Easter egg hunt at 9 a.m. Crafters you to read. pantry to meet the needs of our community. Master Gardeners meet are still needed so, if you are interested in Anyone with clothing needs is welcome. The Learn to propagate your trees. The Master doing a booth would you please contact Education Community art classes food pantry is available for emergency needs. Gardener’s monthly meeting will be held Debbie Winn at 224-2046 or Sandy Critchlow The Tooele City Arts Council is offering a Hours of operation are Saturdays from 10 March 25 at 6:30 p.m. at the USU Extension at 830-6657. Hunter ed courses wide variety of art classes that are taught at a.m. to noon. We are located at 580 S. Main center, 151 N. Main St., Tooele. Hunter ed courses will be held March, 17, 19 the arts and craft center at the Tooele Army St. For information call 882-2048. Tooele County Relief Services and 24-26 on the 28th Range, times TBA. All Depot. To view a full class schedule please go Girl Scout cookies for sale A personal finance seminar presented by the classes are from 6-9 p.m. State law requires to www.tooelecity.org or stop by Tooele City Donations needed Girl Scout cookie booths at local businesses Pete Suazo Business Center and sponsored students to attend all sessions of class. Hall (90 N. Main St.) to get a schedule and The Tooele Church of Christ is accepting March 13-29. Look for a location and time by the Tooele County Chamber of Commerce Classes at Tooele County Health Building, see some of the fun projects planned for the donations for the Women’s Shelter. They need online at www.gsutah.org. will be held at the “Tooele County Food Bank” 151 N. Main St. For more info call Gene at next couple of months. For more information women’s socks and children’s clothing. Please at 38 S. Main St., Tooele. Please join us for a 882-4767 or Bryan at 882-6795. please call 843-2142. help. 882-4642, 430 W. Utah Ave., Tooele. Tooele Valley Country Players free seminar on personal finance, covering The Tooele Valley Country Players will be important topics such as credit scores and Nutritious eating on a budget Photography show performing at the Grantsville Senior Center budgeting. If you have any questions call Learn how to make your food money last The Photography Show sponsored by the Moose Lodge on March 21 from 1-3 p.m. 801-521-1709. all month, plan delicious and economical Tooele City Arts Council and Tooele Inkley’s menus and learn nutrition tips with Food will feature photographs by local photogra- Saturday night dinners Geocache treasure hunt $ense Nutrition Education classes. Free nutri- phers. The photographs will be on display Saturday night rib-eye steak and salmon din- Camp Floyd State Park in Fairfield is host- Grantsville tion workshop and demonstration’s held at at Tooele City Hall through April 2. The pho- ners. Members get a free dinner in their birth- ing a geocaching treasure hunt on Saturday, the USU Extension auditorium, 151 N. Main tographs can be viewed during regular busi- day month. Come out and join us for lots of March 21 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Participants Old Folks Sociable St., Tooele, Thursday’s 11 a.m. to noon: March ness hours (8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through fun. Smoke-free environment for members are encouraged to being their own GPS units; The Old Folks Sociable will be March 28. 19—Quick Meals and March 26—Fitness. Feel Friday). The Photography Show will also fea- and their guest. units will be available if needed. The treasure “Calling All Hearts, Come Back Home” is the free to bring a friend. Please call at least one ture an open house on Thursday, March 19, hunt is included with paid admission of $2 theme. We need pictures of junior prom, first day in advance to reserve your spot, seating from 6-7 p.m. at Tooele City Hall. For more Monday night dinners per person or $6 per family. grade circus, GHS sports, homecoming, etc. is limited. For more information call Michelle information please call 843-2142. Got the Monday night blues and not sure Memories as far back as we can go. E-mail gr Russell (435) 277-2408. what to have for dinner? Come over to the Cub Scouts [email protected] or call LuAnn Moose Lodge for a good home cooked meal. St. Marguerite’s Cub Scout pack 3604 is look- Nelson 884-6785. Children’s Sociable will be Adult Education Churches Dinner starts at 6 p.m., menu varies. ing for boys in first through fifth grade to join March 26. More information will follow. Get your high school diploma. All classes for the pack. Come learn new skills, enjoy new a high school diploma, adult basic education, St. Patrick’s dinner hobbies, make new friends and explore the Sociable guest list GED preparation, word processing, drivers’ St. Marguerite’s Knights of Columbus will Elks world through hands on crafts, games, field The 2009 reception committee of the education and English as a second language be having their annual St. Patrick’s Dinner trips and camping. Contact Andrea 849-1517 Grantsville Old Folks Sociable is in the pro- available. Register now to graduate — just Saturday, March 21 at 6:30 p.m. in the Charity luncheon or Erica 843-1472. cess of updating the honored guest list. If $35 per semester. Located at 76 S. 1000 West, gym. Tickets are now available, adults $8 Whatever you are looking for, you’ll find “IT” you are 75 years old or older and have not call 833-1994. Adult Education classes are for in advance, $9 at the door; children $3 in at the Tooele Ladies of Elks Annual Charity Tooele Venture Crew previously received an invitation or if you students 18 and over. advance, $4 at the door. For information Luncheon on Saturday, April 4. Our lodge is Ready for something new in 2009? Come will be turning 75 in 2009, please call Joan contact Billy Sandoval at 882-8343 or Nabor located at 61 N. Main Street (behind the post join the Tooele Venture Crew. We are a high- Parkinson at 884-6606 to have your name Take GED Medina at 882-1310. office) At 11 a.m. bidding will start on our adventure crew a part of Boy Scouts of added to the list. The GED test will be given on March 24, fantastic silent auction with a social hour. America, for boys and girls ages 14-20. We starting at 8 a.m. Please contact Andrea at Prayer Around the Cross Lunch, “IT”alian Pasta Supreme will be served meet at St. Marguerite’s on Tuesday nights. 833-1994 by March 20. Pre-registration is Prayer Around the Cross services will be host- at noon. We have great door prizes and won- This year we will be scuba diving, earn- Deseret Peak required. ed by Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church derful raffle gifts. Lunch tickets are $10 and ing CPR certification, caving and much each Sunday evening during Lent. Services can be purchased at the door. For reserva- more. Contact Alexis at 843-1472 or e-mail: Softball meeting Adults learn to drive will be held from 6:30 to 7 p.m. at Tooele tions or questions, please call Connie Rupp, [email protected]. Deseret Peak Complex will be having a meet- A driver education course for adults 18 and United Methodist Church and be preceded chairwoman at 435-843-5531. Proceeds to ing at the softball complex March 23 for over will begin Tuesday, April 14, 6-9 p.m., by a soup supper from 5:30 to 6:30. All are support Camp Wapiti. Kiwanis meetings coaches of men’s and coed softball teams. at the Center. The class includes 18 hours of welcome to share in this quiet reflective ser- Kiwanis meets every Tuesday at noon for a Teams may sign up at the meeting and play- classroom instruction and 12 hours of driving vice. luncheon at Tracks, 1641 N. Main St., Tooele. ers who are looking for a team are welcome to and observation. Register from 8:30 a.m. to Eagles Contact Debbie Winn at 224-2046 or Sandy attend. Cost will be $425 per team and must 2:30 p.m. The cost is $175 (current students Mountain of Faith Critchlow at 830-6657 to become a member. be paid by April 17. For more information call receive a $70 discount). Pre-registration is Mountain of Faith Lutheran Church wel- Friday Night Steaks Kiwanis is dedicated to help the children. Jeff at (435) 840-1735. required. comes all to join us for worship in our new Steak, shrimp, halibut and chicken dinners on location at a new time. We now worship in Friday, March 20 from 6:30-8:45 p.m. Come 4-H volunteering Crafters and fundraisers wanted Gain computer skills the home of Tooele United Methodist at 78 E. out and support your Aerie and Auxiliary. Do you enjoy working with kids and being Deseret Peak Days Craft Show on June 5 The Tooele Adult Education Center is offer- Utah Ave. at 9 a.m. every Sunday. involved in the community? If so, come and 6. Commercial booth space is available ing a beginning class in Microsoft Word XP, Pool tournament for crafters or carnival booths are available Access, Excel, PowerPoint and Windows. The Messianic Congregation Saturday, March 21, the Eagles will have their SEE BULLETIN PAGE B4 ➤ for fundraising groups. For more info con- class will be at the Tooele Adult Education The Brit Ammi Messianic Congregation tact Lindsay at 435-843-4046 or download Center on Tuesday and Wednesday nights meets every Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at 37 S. an application at: www.deseretpeakcomplex. for five weeks beginning Tuesday March Main, in Tooele. Join us for praise, Torah com/stampede.htm 24, ending April 29, from 6-9 p.m. Adults (Bible) study, and fellowship as we study the BULLETIN BOARD POLICY currently enrolled at the education center Hebrew foundation of our Christian faith. For If you would like to announce an upcoming event, contact The Transcript-Bulletin at Tooele Idol pay $30. Community participants pay $60. more information call 843-5444. Tooele Idol competition is back for the fourth Seniors, 55 and over pay $55. Call 833-1994. 882-0050, fax to 882-6123 or e-mail to [email protected]. “The Bulletin year on Saturday, June 6. Singers and judges Pre registration required. Bible Baptist Church Board” is for special community events, charitable organizations, civic clubs, non-profit wanted. This singing event is in coordination Please consider this your personal invita- organizations, etc. For-profit businesses should contact the advertising department. with the Deseret Peak Stampede Days on English as second language tion to join us for services at Bible Baptist Please limit your notice to 60 words or less. The Tooele Transcript-Bulletin cannot June 5-6. Prizes will be awarded according to ESOL conversational classes are held Monday Church, 286 N. Seventh St., Tooele. Sunday guarantee your announcement will be printed. To guarantee your announcement age groups. For more info contact Lindsay at and Thursday from 7-9 p.m. ESOL students school at 10 a.m., Sunday morning service please call the advertising department at 882-0050. 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 ested in ceramics, call Tony Busico Recovery held every Friday at 10 a.m. at in the  Bulletin at 882-2870. The center is for the youth room at St. Barnabas Church, continued from page B3 enjoyment of all senior citizens 55 1782 N. Aaron Dr. For more infor-  years and up. Food allergies mation call 840-0445, 882-4721, or Have food allergies? Visit or e- (801)599-2649. Girl Scouts of America and volunteer with the 4-H after Senior Circle mail: Utah Food Allergy Network Discover + Connect + Take Action = Leadership school program Monday, Tuesday, or Senior Circle is for those 50 and older (UFAN) www.UtahFoodAllergy.org, Take off pounds sensibly Thursday from 3-5 p.m. at the Tooele and costs $15 per year. Lots of dis- [email protected] or jalver Need help to lose those extra pounds? “Children are changed into leaders when Jr. High. Volunteers are needed to counts, benefits, health information, [email protected]. We can help. TOPS is a weight loss they: Discover, Connect and Take Action.” help with homework and various 4-H and social activities. For more info support group open to men, women, activities. For more information, call call 843-3690. Bingo, March 18 at Addiction recovery meeting teens and pre-teens. Meetings are •Discover: Children understand themselves and their values Angela Gorringe at (801)360-0760. 5 p.m., $2 for snacks, reservations LDS Family Services addiction recov- held every Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the and use their knowledge and skills to explore the world. required. Books Are Fun bookfair at ery meetings every Tuesday from 7:30 Tooele Senior Center, 59 E. Vine St. •Connect: Children care about, inspire and team with others MWMC, March 26, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the LDS chapel on 1030 S. Call Mary Lou at 830-1150 or Connie locally and globally. Seniors AARP Safe Driving Course, March 900 West, in the Relief Society room, at 884-5010 or see www.tops.org for •Take Action: Children act to make the world a better place. 27 from 9:30-2:30 at MWMC, $12 for Tooele. Enter on the west side of the more information. Tooele seniors AARP members, $14 for non-mem- church. The handicap entrance is on Prevention...together we can!  Friday night entertainment at 5:30 bers. the south side of the church. This NAMI support group This ad is sponsored by the Tooele Interagency p.m.: March 20-Jennie Steele; March meeting addresses all addictions or Are you or someone you know liv- 27-Cristy Roberts. Friday night character weaknesses. No children ing with depression, panic, anxiety, Prevention Professionals (TIPP) coalition & Grantsville seniors dancing 6-8 p.m.: March 20-Tim Health check: foot clinic Tuesday, please. bipolar disorder, OCD, or schizo- Tooele Transcript Bulletin. Bates Band; March 27-Ned Garcia. March 24 from 1:30-3:30 p.m.; nutri- phrenia? NAMI support meetings are For more information, contact Terra at 843-2142   Duplicate bridge players needed, tion cooking class on Wednesday, Al-anon meeting held Wednesdays at 4 p.m., at 565 W. Wednesday’s at 1:30 p.m. at the March 18 at 1 p.m. at Tooele Senior Al-anon meetings will be held in the 900 South. Call Jan at 843-4347 for Tooele Senior Center. Health ser- Center; laugh yoga on Monday, youth center in St. Barnabas Church, more information. vices: diabetic class on Wednesday, March 30 at 11 a.m. EnergySolutions 1784 N. Aaron Dr. Join us and you’ll Get to know Tooele County, subscribe to the March 18 from 12:30-3:30 p.m.; nutri- question and answer on Wednesday, never have to feel alone again. For Domestic violence support tional cooking class on Wednesday, March 18 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. more information call 840-0445, 882- Domestic violence peer support March 18 at 1 p.m.; laughter yoga on Birthday dinner on March 27 at 4 4721, or (801)599-2649. group every Tuesday night from 6:30- Monday, March 23 at 11 a.m. If inter- p.m., entertainment Maria’s Variety 7:30 p.m. Call the DVSAVA crisis line ested please call Pat Roe at 882-2803. Act. Overeaters Anonymous at 882-6888 for more information. 882.0050 We need volunteers who are inter- Overeaters Anonymous meetings are

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Central Air. $500/mo No pets. ing/ pets. $1750/mo bedroom with Grand master bath. Large (801)647-8485 plus deposit. Call Brian Walk in closet. A definate must see!! (801)244-6670 patio/Nice landscaping. Priced To Sell! QUIET 2BDRM apartment, no smoking, no 762 NORTH 310 East, pets, no drinking. For Tooele. 2bdrm, 1bth, 2 1185 N. Main • Tooele further information car garage, 1yr lease 435 800 Go to remax.com, enter MLS number to take a photo tour of these homes. p l e a s e c a l l required. $800/mo. Call 833-0740 • 453-9606 All offices independently owned and operated. Information deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all. (435)882-4986 (leave Lena at Century 21. www.deseretpeakmtg.com Frank Sly a voice message.) (435)840-0244 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Tooele City Council will meet in a Business Meeting on Wednesday, March 18, 2009 at the hour of 7:00 P.M. The meeting will be held at the Tooele City Hall Council Room located at 90 North Main Street, Tooele, Utah. 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Mayor's Community Recognition Awards 3. Open Forum for Pub- lic Comment 4. Mayor's Appointment of Michelle Pitt, Chris Wilcox and Marti Hawker to the Tooele City Arts Council Presented by Mayor Pat- rick Dunlavy 5. PUBLIC HEARING & MOTION on a Final Plat Approval for 520 East PUBLIC NOTICE Street Church Subdivi- Call For Proposals sion. A 1.1 Acre One The TOOELE COUNTY Lot Subdivision Adding RECREATION SPE- Property to the East of CIAL SERVICE DIS- Existing Church Lot Lo- TRICT will be accepting cated at 751 North 520 new proposals for rec- East by LDS Church reation projects from Presented by Rachelle February 17, 2009 to Custer April 2, 2009. Applica- 6. PUBLIC HEARING & tions must follow grant MOTION of a Prelimi- submittal outline avail- nary Plan Approval for able from each member Gleneagles Subdivision of the board or Tooele Phases 4, 5, 6, & 7. A County Commission Of- 107 Lot Residential Sub- fice, Cheryl Adams, division to be Located at 8 4 3 - 2 3 5 4 , T o o e l e 930 North 600 West County Courthouse, 47 Presented by Rachelle South Main. Five copies Custer of the grant submittal 7. Resolution 2009-16 A should include: name of Resolution of the Tooele project, location, and City Council Accepting written bid of estimated Tuesday March 17, 2009 Tooele thTranscripe Completed Ptub-Bullelic costs, ttyinpe of construc- B7 Improvements Associ- tion or improvement and ated with Childs 4 Lot a point of contact. Fur- Homes Homes Water Shares Public Notices SubdivisionPublic Notices thPublicermore, p rNoticesojects whic h Meetings PreseMeetingsnted by Paul Han- arMiscellaneouse accepted must be sen completed by December NEW 3BDRM, 2BTH Tired of Waiting for EAST ERDA Water PUBLIC NOTICE 8. Resolution 2009-17 A 1st 2009 or the applicant HOME, $48,600.00 Money to Grow on Shares for sale call Notice is hereby given Resolution of the Tooele may stand to lose their $392/mo 7.5% apr FHA Trees? Wait no (801)573-7562 that the Tooele City City Council Authorizing funding. The Special loan 20yrs, We Fi- Longer! ARC Will Council will meet in a the Mayor to Sign an In- Recreation District Board nance, Clayton Homes Match Your Refund! ERDA WATER Share’s Business Meeting on terlocal Agreement with of Officers must approve 801-975-7781 (ucan) ARC will match your tax for sale. Transferable at Wednesday, March 18, Tooele County and the any deviation from this refund up to $1000 to- going price. Call 2009 at the hour of 5:30 Deseret Peak Special process. NEW 4BDRM 2.5bth 2 ward purchase of a new (801)654-3983 P.M. The Meeting will Service District for the Send all proposals to: car Log Home. in or used home. Call now WATER RIGHT For Sale be held at the Tooele Treatment of Wastewa- TOOELE COUNTY Stockton. Approx for details. Offer ends 1 acft in central Erda, City Hall Large Confer- ter from Deseret Peak RECREATION SPECIAL 3700sqft on 3 levels May 30, 2009. Condi- $8000. Call (208)882- ence Room located at 90 Complex Facilities SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 with covered porches. It tions apply. We also 2450. North Main Street, Presented by Roger South Main Tooele, Utah features walkout base- have rental options Tooele, Utah. Baker 84074. ment, luxury master available. 1. Strategic Planning 9. Minutes For any additional infor- suite with jetted tub on (435)843-5306 or An- Commercial Sharon A. Dawson March 4, 2009 mation contact Kent main level, large game thony (801)243-1926 Property Tooele City Recorder 10. Adjourn Baker 882-1420, Russell room, 11x14 laundry/ H a b l a E s p a n o l . Pursuant to the Ameri- Sharon A. Dawson Steadman 830-5658, craft room, amazing www.aboutarc.com 40 X 60 Shop - $650/mo cans with Disabilities Tooele City Recorder Walt Shubert 882-0603, views and much more. 2400sqft shop, 280 N Act, Individuals Needing Pursuant to the Ameri- Lois McArthur 882-1179, Way under priced. Old Lincoln Highway, Special Accommoda- cans with Disabilities Travis McCluskey Short term rent-to-own Grantsville. Zoned com- tions Should Notify Act, Individuals Needing 884-5023. possible (703)587-8929 Mobile Homes mercial, rent includes Sharon A. Dawson, Special Accommoda- Russell Steadman power, water and Tooele City Recorder, at tions Should Notify Secretary NICE! FSBO 2003 split dumpster. Call James entry level, 3bdrm, 843-2110 prior to the Sharon A. Dawson, (Published in the Tran- 3BDRM, 2BTH mobile 884-1112 1bth, 2 car garage, meeting. TDD Phone Tooele City Recorder, at script Bulletin February home for rent, no smok- Number 843-2108 17, 19, 24, 26, March 3, huge RV parking, shed, FOR SALE! Fitness 843-2110 prior to the ing/ pets. 882-1550 (Published in the Tran- 5, 10, &12, 2009) fully fenced, front yard Center, 12750sqft, meeting. TDD Phone script Bulletin March 17, landscaped. Excellent Main Street. Handball Number 843-2108 2009) condition. $178,000 courts, lockers, show- (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin March 17, obo. (435)840-2991 Office Space ers, saunas, hot tubs, PUBLIC NOTICE 2009) SUMMONS aerobic area. Unlimited Notice is hereby given Case No. 094300044 Planning on selling your possibilities! 882-7094, that the Tooele City Deborah R. Losser, Pe- home, you could be FOR LEASE Office/ (801)860-5696 Council will meet in a titioner sending your sales Public Notices Business Space Business Meeting on vs. points to up to 340,000 OFFICE BUILDING 54 Trustees Utilities included. 48 & Wednesday, March 18, Ryan D. Losser, Re- households at once. South Main. Built in 56 South Main. 1 2009 at the hour of 7:00 spondent, For $163. you can the 1960s. 10,000sqft Deadline for public no- m o n t h f r e e . P.M. The meeting will THE STATE OF UTAH place your 25 word main floor finished, tices is 4 p.m. the day (602)826-9471 be held at the Tooele TO THE ABOVE- classified ad to all 45 5000+ sqft basement prior to publication. City Hall Council Room NAMED RESPONDENT: newspapers in Utah. unfinished. $800,000. Public notices submit- MOVE IN SPECIAL! located at 90 North Main You are hereby sum- Just call the Transcript (602)826-9471 ted past the deadline Commercial Space in Street, Tooele, Utah. moned and required to Bulletin at 882-0050 for will not be accepted. Tooele, 272 N. Broad- 1. Pledge of Allegiance file an Answer in writing all the details. (Mention UPAXLP way, approx. 200 to 2. Mayor's Community to the attached Petition ucan) 450sqft. High speed Recognition Awards with the Clerk of the internet, utilities in- Buildings PURCHASE, LEASE Or 3. Open Forum for Pub- Public Notices Tooele County Court- cluded in rent. 1 month Rent. Owner/ Agent lic Comment Miscellaneous house, 74 S 100 East, free rent. (435)882- Order your Tooele Brand new If you build, remodel or 4. Mayor's Appointment Suite 14, Tooele, UT 4949 3bdrm 2.5bth, Call remove buildings you of Michelle Pitt, Chris Deadline for public no- 84074 and to serve upon Melodie with RE/Max can place your classi- Wilcox and Marti Hawker tices is 4 p.m. the day or mail to the petitioner Metro (435)830-5886 fied ad in 45 of Utah's to the Tooele City Arts prior to publication. at 311 Bevan Way, Lots & Land newspapers for only Council Public notices submit- Tooele, UT 84074, a RELOCATION PROB- $163. for 25 words ($5. Presented by Mayor Pat- ted past the deadline copy of said answer, ABILITY. We will sell for each additional rick Dunlavy classified ads will not be accepted. within 20 days if you are house to the highest GRANTSVILLE Lots RE- word). You will reach 5. PUBLIC HEARING & UPAXLP served in the State of bidder/ offer. Bids start DUCED to $49,900!. up to 340,000 house- MOTION on a Final Plat Utah, or within 30 days if at $239,000. Limited 1/4 Acre Ready to Build holds and all you do is Approval for 520 East PUBLIC NOTICE you are served outside time only until 3/25/09. Lots Use your builder or call the Transcript Bul- Street Church Subdivi- Call For Proposals the State of Utah, after 5bdrm, 3bth, 2 fire- ours. ONLY 4 LEFT AT letin at 882-0050 for all sion. A 1.1 Acre One The TOOELE COUNTY service of this Summons places, 3 car heated THIS PRICE!!! Pruden- the details. (Mention Lot Subdivision Adding RECREATION SPE- upon you. If you fail to garage, over 1/3 acre tial Utah Real Estate UCAN Classified Net- Property to the East of CIAL SERVICE DIS- do so, judgment by de- walk out basement, (435)884-0300 work) Existing Church Lot Lo- TRICT will be accepting fault will be taken custom kitchen , sellers new proposals for rec- METAL ROOF/ WALL cated at 751 North 520 against you for the relief reserve applies. Cold- East by LDS Church reation projects from demanded in said Peti- Online! Panels, Pre-engineered well Banker Jim February 17, 2009 to Water Shares Metal Buildings. Mill Presented by Rachelle tion, which has been (435)840-1494 April 2, 2009. Applica- prices for sheeting coil Custer filed with the Clerk of the tions must follow grant www.tooeletranscript.com are at a 4 year low. You 6. PUBLIC HEARING & above-entitled Court. S E L L I N G Y O U R 1 SETTLEMENT Can- submittal outline avail- get the savings. 17 Col- MOTION of a Prelimi- You can obtain a copy of HOME? Advertise it in yon irrigation water able from each member ors prime material, cut nary Plan Approval for the Verified Petition by the classifieds. Call share for sale. $4000 of the board or Tooele to your exact length. Gleneagles Subdivision writing to the clerk of the To place your classified ads in the Tooele 882-0050 or visit Call (435)224-2075 County Commission Of- CO Building Systems Phases 4, 5, 6, & 7. A court at Tooele County www.tooeletran (435)224-2091 fice, Cheryl Adams, Transcript Bulletin, visit www.tooeletranscript.com. 1-800-COBLDGS 107 Lot Residential Sub- Courthouse, 74 S 100 script.com 8 4 3 - 2 3 5 4 , T o o e l e (ucan) division to be Located at East, Suite 14, Tooele, 10 ACRE Feet Under- Your ad will appear in the print issue of the STANSBURY PARK 930 North 600 West County Courthouse, 47 UT 84074. READ ground water, transfer- 3bdrm 2.5bth Condo on Presented by Rachelle South Main. Five copies THESE PAPERS CARE- Transcript Bulletin, Tooele Valley Extra and on the rable through Tooele the water. Excellent Public Notices Custer of the grant submittal FULLY. These papers City & Central Erda. condition 2 car garage, Meetings 7. Resolution 2009-16 A should include: name of mean that you are being tooeletranscript.com website! Call for details. $146,000. www.my- Resolution of the Tooele project, location, and sued for divorce. (801)244-6670 hometownproperties.co Deadline for public no- City Council Accepting written bid of estimated DATED This 16th Day of m (801)835-5592 tices is 4 p.m. the day the Completed Public costs, type of construc- March, 2009. 5 ACRE FT underground prior to publication. Improvements Associ- tion or improvement and Debora R. Losser WANT TO get the latest water, transferable Public notices submit- ated with Childs 4 Lot a point of contact. Fur- Petitioner local news? Subscribe throughout, Erda or ted past the deadline Subdivision thermore, projects which (Published in the Tran- to the Transcript Bulle- Tooele City. Call will not be accepted. Presented by Paul Han- are accepted must be script Bulletin March 17, tin. (435)882-4949 UPAXLP sen completed by December 24, 31 & April 7, 2009) 8. Resolution 2009-17 A 1st 2009 or the applicant Resolution of the Tooele may stand to lose their City Council Authorizing funding. The Special the Mayor to Sign an In- Recreation District Board terlocal Agreement with of Officers must approve Tooele County and the any deviation from this Deseret Peak Special process. Service District for the Send all proposals to: Treatment of Wastewa- TOOELE COUNTY ter from Deseret Peak RECREATION SPECIAL Complex Facilities SERVICE DISTRICT, 47 Presented by Roger South Main Tooele, Utah Baker 84074. 9. Minutes For any additional infor- March 4, 2009 mation contact Kent 10. Adjourn Baker 882-1420, Russell Your SharonLocal A. Dawson Steadman 830-5658, News Tooele City Recorder Walt Shubert 882-0603, Pursuant to the Ameri- Lois McArthur 882-1179, cans with Disabilities Travis McCluskey Act, Individuals Needing 884-5023. Special Accommoda- Russell Steadman tions Should Notify Secretary Sharon A. Dawson, (Published in the Tran- Tooele City Recorder, at script Bulletin February 843-2110 prior to the 17, 19, 24, 26, March 3, meeting. TDD Phone 5, 10, &12, 2009) Number 843-2108 (Published in the Tran- script Bulletin March 17, 2009)

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Quite Lindsay Wharton, a mem- Ghost tour guides, related a story he touring the old hospital have often they would comment on ber of Wasatch Paranormal Potatoes continued from page B1 heard from the nurses at the reported feeling somebody the maze room and ask about who has been investigating continued from page B1 labor and delivery station. tug at their coats or pants in the little girl who was running the paranormal for over 10 shows ‘Ghost Whisperer’ and According to Andersen, the same room at the old hos- around, playing, laughing and years, said she felt and heard baked-boiled-fried choices on ‘Medium,’ it seems that the nurses told him at night they pital. tugging at coats. something during the tour. the dinner table to the potato paranormal is moving into would hear moans, groans and Nurses at the Rocky Anderson said the staff did “My ear became warm and chips, French fries, hash browns mainstream society,” Carr cries for help coming from the Mountain Care Center then not have a little girl or any- I heard a voice say something and other forms we choose for said. delivery room, even when it told him about a haunted body else in the maze room. like, ‘Hey,” Wharton said. snacks and lunches. That observation may was empty. The nurses bought house they set up in the old The reaction to the tour Wasatch Paranormal and This vegetable has also taken explain the crowd of 50 people an old television, placed it in hospital the first year they on the Friday the 13th was Asylum 49 are sponsoring a bad rap as a fattening food. who showed up for the first a chair near the door to the were in the facility. mixed. more tours in April and May. Just as people get a good or tour on Friday, March 13. delivery room and would turn In the room where people “I grew up in Tooele,” said Visit www.wasatchparanor- bad reputation from the friends Andersen heard strange sto- the volume up to drown out felt tugging they set up a maze April Larson, who now lives in mal.com for more informa- they keep, the potato got a bad ries from the staff of the for- the noise. by hanging old hospital bed Layton. “I came to this hospi- tion. A portion of the proceeds reputation by association. It mer hospital after he started Andersen said the ghost of sheets from the ceiling. As tal as a little girl. I heard about goes to Rocky Mountain Care, has been touted as fattening the Halloween haunted house a 4-year-old named Jessica is people left the haunted house the ghost tour and thought it helping them provide care for because it is often attached to at the old facility. also said to hang out in anoth- the staff at the care center would be interesting. It was, low income elderly. calorie-laden additions like but- On the tour last Friday, er room. would ask how they enjoyed but I did not see any ghosts.” [email protected] ter, gravy, cheese, cheese sauce, sour cream and all the other delightful toppings we love to pile on them. We also love to fry them in deep fat to make potato chips and French fries. Add to those associations the surge in low-carb diets, and overall potato consumption in the U.S. has dropped. Despite the associations, potatoes themselves are valuable to the human diet. At about 120 calories, a medium sized potato is a good source of complex carbohydrates, vitamin C, B vitamins, phosphorous, and potassium. The vitamins are most abundant right under the skin. You can improve on the Healthy Woman Expo S Buffet Dinner S Guest Speakers associations by choosing light or low-fat versions of the toppings. The potato industry has been fighting an uphill battle to regain ground while the average American has cut back on this staple food. In an effort to woo Anniversary Event back the consumer, producers are creating more convenient ways to purchase and use potatoes. For example, in addition to potato flakes and potato pearls, Join Mountain West Medical Center you can now purchase dried potato shreds, which are quick and easy to reconstitute and fry up as hash browns. I have for an unforgettable evening with friends who refer to mashed potatoes from potato flakes or pearls as “fake potatoes,” but the dried shreds taste much more like their fresh or frozen counterparts. You may soon find potatoes Alan & Suzanne Osmond in steamable packs — special plastic containers with small round potatoes inside. The packs are microwaveable and ready to eat in seven to eight minutes. You may also soon find baking potatoes already MWMC will cleaned, wrapped and ready to pop into the microwave. donate $1 to Tooele I haven’t priced these steamable and pre-wrapped conve- niences, but I’m sure that if County Relief you are willing to put the little effort required into cleaning and Services for every wrapping your own fresh potatoes (in plastic wrap for microwave baking), you can make a ticket sold much bigger dent on your food budget. In any case, potatoes contin- ue to be a great value in a tight economy.

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