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Story on page 6 Roger V. Tuttle 2 Friday, September 18, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper Man killed in officer-involved shooting in Bountiful

BOUNTIFUL — A 27-year-old Bountiful man is dead after a confrontation with police in front of Viewmont high Tuesday night. About 10:30 p.m. Sept. 15, Bountiful Police responded to a report of a suspicious male armed with a gun, a bow and arrow and a knife in front of the school, Bountiful Police Lt. Dave Edwards said in a statement. When officers arrived they located a male who immediately picked up a shotgun. The officers ordered the suspect to drop his weapon. He responded by asking the officers to shoot him, Edwards said. They repeatedly tried to deescalate the situation but when the suspect raised and fired the shotgun officers fired, striking the suspect. Efforts by officers and medical Tom Haraldsen Police responded to a call about suspicious activity in front of Viewmont High on Tuesday night. personnel to resuscitate the man were unsuccessful and the suspect gating the incident. Footage from a Viewmont High had a two-hour initial investigation of the scene to died at the scene. No officers were body worn camera was provided to delay in start time to allow for the take place. injured, said Edwards. investigators. The officers involved The suspect’s name had not been have been placed on paid adminis- released as of press time. trative leave per department policy, The Davis County Critical pending the results of the investiga- Incident Protocol Team is investi- tion, Edwards said. The Davis Clipper News Friday, September 18, 2020 3 Board approves move to four-day week by Becky Ginos The two-phase plan starts with all schools on [email protected] the four-day week, said Zurbuchen. “Phase two would be back to full traditional. It’s a simpler plan FARMINGTON — Three weeks into school and the fastest route to a traditional schedule. on a hybrid schedule, the Davis District Board Families would all be on the same schedule.” of Education voted Tuesday night to switch to a The challenge is physical distancing, he said. four-day in person week beginning Sept. 28 for “That’s a reality we’re going to have to accept. It’s elementaries and Oct. 5 for secondary schools. a risk we have to be willing to take to get back to The board made the decision after close to normal. We do believe from what we’ve learned in two hours of discussion during their workshop 13 days is there are more infections from commu- where Superintendent Reid Newey and Assistant nity spread rather than student to student spread.” Superintendent John Zurbuchen gave a presenta- Some board members expressed concern tion on phased plans for the board to consider. for teacher safety and availability of PPE. “We “On Aug. 6 the board reaffirmed support for S uperintendent Reid Newey have on hand face shields, masks and gloves if the hybrid model,” said Newey. “We said we would (right) talks with Davis County needed,” said Business Administrator & Assistant report to the board when we thought we could Health Department Director Superintendent Craig Carter. “Probably the only move the schedule to more face-to-face in person Brian Hatch after the meeting. thing we’d need to order is Plexiglass.” learning. We recognize the exemplary efforts of our Becky Ginos Assistant Superintendent Dr. Logan Toone told teachers and families. It’s been a heavy lift.” Secondary schools would remain on the hybrid the board they could be ready to switch by Sept. 28. “Foremost the health and safety of our staff and schedule. Phase two would have elementaries back “We could probably have everybody back by Sept. 28 students is still a priority,” said Zurbuchen. “Our to five days and secondary would move to four days with some strings,” he said. “We can muscle through intension has been to use the hybrid model as a Monday through Friday with remote learning on it but it won’t be comfortable. Nothing is comfort- bridge to a normal schedule. Now, three weeks into Friday. The third phase would be everyone back to a able about doing school during a pandemic.” school the initial data for our district is small but it normal five-day schedule. Ultimately, the board accepted the phase two aids in the discussion of a phased approach.” “This plan would help us be able to keep social plan with the modification of having elementaries Zurbuchen outlined three options for the board distancing in the secondary schools where that is switch back Sept. 28 and secondary schools on Oct. to consider. The first was to remain on the hybrid more of a problem,” he said. “The challenge is there 5 to give administration more time to change class schedule of two in person learning days with three are families right on the cusp where they have two schedules, etc. remote. The second was a three-phased plan calling kids in different schools with their elementary Phase two of the plan targets a return to a tradi- for elementaries to have four days in class Monday student going four days and their secondary tional five-day a week schedule at the beginning of through Thursday and a remote day on Friday. student on hybrid.” second semester on Jan. 20, 2021. 4 Friday, September 18, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper THE DAVIS Oopini n Thought of the Week Clipper from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher Ai dm nistration “An optimist is the human

R . Gail Stahle What I’d do if I won a lottery personification of spring.” P ublisher [email protected] The opinions stated in this article are homes. The fourth child would » Susan J. Bissonette ext. 114 solely those of the author and not of be more ($1 million) since she L orie Matern The Davis Clipper. lives in a high-income city where Off ice Manager $500,000 buys you a shack in need [email protected] ext. 115 n 2009 a 23-year old cowboy, of repair. I would also give my son’s homeless and living with his girlfriend $300,000 to pay off her A dvertising parents in an aged camper since student loans. Granted, I could give Ibeing evicted from their house, more, but I don’t want to give them Brad Roghaar Sales Representative bought a Powerball ticket…and he an excuse for not pursuing their [email protected] won more than $231 million. He careers. ext. 135 opted for a one-time lump-sum I would give $750,000 each to payment ($88.5 million) and with two charities (Utah Food Bank R ichard Stahle Sales Representative the proceeds purchased a 50,000 and St. Jude’s Children’s Cancer [email protected] acre ranch on a windy, cold South Hospital), which have been pun- ext. 137 Dakota plain. He now has the ranch ished by the pandemic. My wife Editorial and its four houses on the market would convince me to purchase a for $41 million. $1 million bungalow in Salt Lake’s T om Haraldsen The winner, who is relocating Avenues district – as we get older M anaging Editor to the balmier Arizona climate, we might have a more difficult time [email protected] adjusted well to his instant mil- ext. 126 climbing stairs – and her $3 million lions, but not everyone does. In dream of a tiny, but charming B ecky Ginos 2002, for instance, a West Virginia brownstone on New York’s Upper Ass ociate Editor [email protected] West Side. ext. 118 With $43.2 millions remaining from my L ayout/Design winnings, I might splurge on two new D evin Christ Creative Director Cyclops luxury automobiles [email protected] ($100,000 total), and make a political dona- R ebecca Jamieson Clas s ifieds/legals by Bryan GRAY tion ($500,000), and [email protected] contribute $1 million ext. 124 Clo umnist to my wife’s favorite Cir culation arts organization contractor who was already a seeking a roof for its amphitheater. C indi Scott millionaire won $315 million after Take another $500,000 for inciden- [email protected] buying a $1 ticket and a bacon tals – a good bottle of celebratory ext. 119 biscuit at a convenience store. His beverage, a few filet mignon lump-sum was a heady $113 million, dinners at Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse C lipper Publishing Co., Inc. much of it squandered within 10 Circulation Dept. and new furniture for our two new 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 years. homes – and I still have some $41 Volume 128 Number 4 A wealthy friend of mine million remaining. Friday, September 18, 2020 understands. “It’s easier to make My financial advisor, Scott THES DAVI CLIPPER money than to keep it,” he said. But Cheshire, might recommend I ( Issn 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Friday, for $35 unless you are a complete imbecile, invest the rest in a very low-risk per year by Clipper Publishing I cannot fathom how any man Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl, municipal bond fund, giving me UT 84010-8141. Periodicals or woman could plow through a tax-free income equivalent to more Postage Paid at Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi mega-millions check. than $85,000 each month without ces. POSTMASTER: Send address What would you do if, like the ever touching the principal. changes to The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. cowboy, you were presented with I don’t know how you would 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. $88.5 million and a whole group of spend your Powerball winnings, but new friends? I suspect you could comfortably This is what I would do. 1370 S 500 W live on $85,000 per month. If not, Bountiful, UT 84010 In the first place, I’d pay the I advise you to seek financial Ph: 801-295-2251 taxes on the $88.5 million. That still counseling. gives me $51.3 million; I wouldn’t Again, I am perplexed at those on the cover: have to worry if my Social Security lottery winners who end up broke. Joseph Jensen (red vest) check was late in posting. Even a few stupid decisions would enjoys time kayaking on the My wife and I would give three only put a nick in your bank Jordan River with Landen of our grown children $500,000 Green and Danny Green account. If a 23-year old cowboy (back). each, enough to purchase or pay and a 72-year old columnist can off the mortgage on their existing figure it out, anyone can. The Davis Clipper News Friday, September 18, 2020 5 Crime Briefs Body found in Layton creek responded to a report of a shooting in Man accused of the area of Church Street and Golden Avenue. When officers arrived they LAYTON — Investigators are trying find out what took place and how beating mother, found a gunshot victim lying in the to determine the identity of a woman she got there. Layton Police Lt. Travis stepfather street, police said. EMS performed whose body was found in Kay's Creek Lyman said there seemed to be no lifesaving measures and transported on Tuesday. obvious reason why she would end BOUNTIFUL — Police arrested a the victim to the hospital but he later Police received a call about 5 up there, so at this point it is being man for allegedly hitting his mother succumbed to his injuries. p.m. Sept. 15 from a man who said he considered suspicious. and stepfather with a mug after she Police identified the victim as thought there was a body of a woman There is a trail that runs by the poured out his beer. 34-year-old Jonathan Trujillo of Layton. Angel-Stephen Nozie, 23, was in the creek near the intersection of creek where the body was found, so The case is being actively investigated Dawson and Gentile Street. When police are asking if anyone was in the booked into the Davis County Jail on as a homicide. No arrests had been two counts of made as of press time. police arrived, they determined it was area or has any information to please third-degree Please contact the Layton Police a human body. contact Layton police. felony aggra- Department at 801-497-8300 with any As of press time, investigators were vated assault, information. still trying to confirm her identity and [email protected] class A misde- meanor criminal mischief, class C misdemeanor Police search for intoxication and disorderly burglary suspects conduct A few nights ago Kaysville had a infraction. rash of vehicle burglaries in the area T he injured A engel-St phen According driver of a UTV of Phillips Street and the surrounding was able to call for Nozie to police, the area. Kaysville Police detectives have help after crashing in victims said already made a post on Ring, as Farmington Canyon. they came home from a trip and found well as canvassed the area for video Nozie intoxicated and passed out on surveillance. They need help identifying the couch. After waking him up, his the suspects. Please contact Detective mother said she poured out the cans of Ballard with any information at beer she found by him. [email protected] or by phone Nozie took a mug from the at 801-497-7076. cupboard and allegedly went outside Courtesy and started to swing the mug at their vehicle and tried to break the wind- shield. When they went out to stop him, he allegedly hit them with the mug, the O ne killed in UTV rollover arrest affidavit said. Both victims had head lacerations and were treated at a DAVIS COUNTY — One person to come off the hill and call for help. hospital. was killed and another injured in He told police that he had placed a rollover accident in Farmington a football-sized rock on the road Canyon last Saturday. where he came off the mountain Homicide victim The driver and passenger were just below the crash site. An officer ejected when the side-by-side utility spotted the rock and SAR sent a team identified task vehicle (UTV) they were riding up the hill from the clue and found LAYTON — Police have identified in rolled. the second rider who had sustained the victim in a shooting that took place According to Davis County fatal injuries. in Layton Sept. 12. Sheriff’s Search and Rescue (SAR), The victim’s name had not been Just after 8 p.m., Layton Police the driver was injured but was able released as of press time. 6 Friday, September 18, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper Jordan River Commission works to improve Parkway by Becky Ginos have to go a mile or two to access the along the Parkway starting in Salt matter collects into storm systems it [email protected] pedestrian bridge.” Lake and finishing in North Salt Lake. gets washed into the river and as it There’s also an effort to annex an “Throughout the month of decomposes it consumes the oxygen NORTH SALT LAKE — The area in Salt Lake County into North September we’re encouraging people so fish can’t survive. Part of the event Jordan River Parkway is home to Salt Lake, said Simonsen. “Where to clean their yards, businesses, etc. of is to help people understand when we runners, walkers, cyclists, boaters Center Street crosses the Parkway it all litter and trash,” he said. “Anything keep trash out of the storm system it and fishermen. The Jordan River turns into Salt Lake by Cross E Ranch. that ends up getting into the storm is better for wildlife and it’s a better Commission, an organization A large portion of that area would drains goes to the river. When organic experience for recreating.” focusing on long-term improvement become developed. The developer of the Parkway recently completed is planning to build a trail on both a resident survey for the Blueprint sides. Right now it’s only on the east Jordan River 2020 plan. side. It’s possible there will be an “The original blueprint was in additional boat launch.” 2008,” said Soren Simonsen, executive A lot of the Parkway is close to director of the commission. “We’ve a nature preserve, he said. “There’s completed some of the goals but we been some interest in going into have new opportunities now. We’re the preserve for birding watching, trying to prioritize and assess which etc. But we don’t want it to become ones are more important.” overrun. Currently you can paddle Early analysis from the envision along it and see all kinds of wildlife, survey shows wildlife and natural it’s just spectacular.”

T ajen Green helps his cousin Landen Green out of the water after a nice excursion down the Jordan River with Green Adventure Sports.

roger V. Tuttle urban space at the top of the list, That perpetual open space he said. “Public safety was third or will become even more important fourth on the list. Use of the trail because wildlife will lose their habitat has double or tripled since COVID. because of the Inland Port, Simonsen That’s created hazards. There have said. been accidents between walkers and Another big issue the commission cyclists.” is focusing on is water quality. “That Homelessness has also grown also ranked very high,” he said. along the corridor and expanded into “Especially for Davis County because Davis County, Simonsen said. “There that’s at the bottom of the watershed. have been wildfires at homeless All the pollutants get carried into the encampments. There are safety Jordan River. Litter, trash storm water issues when people run into illegal all goes somewhere. That continues encampments. Women rated safety to be problematic. That will be a twice as often as men according to major focus in the coming years.” early findings we’ve been seeing.” The commission has planned a Another top priority is completion series of “love your watershed” activi- of the trail. “There’s a big effort to ties, said Simonsen. Last Saturday was make better neighborhood access the Get in the River festival where ways,” he said. “In some places you boaters, cyclists and walkers traveled The Davis Clipper News Friday, September 18, 2020 7

T he power P odcast features USA’s companies behind South Carolina’s failed nuclear construction project piled billions of Mrs. Davis County dollars’ worth of risk onto their lead contractor, Westinghouse. This week’s Davis member of the Battlin’ importance of Today podcast wel- Betties auxiliary and maintaining a school comes Brittany Butler, is very involved in her routine. who is the reigning community. She talks Access our United States of about the importance podcasts via our America’s Mrs. Davis of early childhood website or go to www. County. This Layton education, gives tips davistoday.podbean. resident is a profes- for distance learning com to hear all of our sional photographer, a and discusses the podcast series.

P hoto courtesy of The Post and Courier City to decide on nuclear power plant by Becky Ginos couple made it but it went way over [email protected] budget. That’s why I’m nervous. One in South Carolina cost $9 Billion and BOUNTIFUL — The Bountiful City bankrupted the utility company back Council is scheduled to consider an there. Now the ratepayers will be investment into a new Nuclear Power paying for it over the next 30 years. Plant at next week’s meeting, but That was the worst one but there are a Rep. Ray Ward, R-Bountiful has some lot of others.” concerns over the project. Investors pay for energy no “Bountiful belongs to a group matter what, he said. “It might be (UAMPS) of other medium and small more expensive but the cities still have cities who invest together in energy to buy it because they are an owner. projects to produce the power that the Big companies like Rocky Mountain cities need for their ratepayers,” Ward Power said the cost of power was too said. “Bountiful has been investing high and they were not interested in in power slowly over time which has investing.” turned out quite well and resulted The Department of Energy was in overall low prices for power in willing to pay to own 60 watts of Bountiful.” power, said Ward. “But then in the Bountiful has agreed to invest in last couple of months they backed the exploratory phases of the plant out. All of a sudden they said they’re produced by Nuscale Corporation, not going to pay for that. Two other said Ward. “This Nuclear Power Plant cities planning to invest, Logan and is unique. It’s a new design that has Lehi, pulled out recently making fewer never been built before. UAMPS wants investors.” to invest in it and wants to get other Bountiful City has been paying investors. The cities said yes but attention to make a decision one way they’re not committing all at once. or another, he said. “The estimated They have chances to back out. They’re cost is very high. If Rocky Mountain called off ramps.” Power thought it was too high that Over the years, UAMPS has tried to makes me nervous.” get other investors but they’re coming The nuclear plant doesn’t create up on an off ramp, he said. “If they do CO2 greenhouse gases, said Ward. “So nothing it goes onto the next step of I support it unless it bankrupts the city licensing which will cost over $1 Billion. years from now. It will be way more Much of that is paid by UAMPS but the expensive if we have to buy it. We have city would pay around $600,000 to to find a way to make power without $800,000.The cost of licensing has gone heating the planet up. It’s important to up. The number keeps moving around.” find a solution.” Ward said it makes him nervous Discussion about the power plant because over the last 20 years other was scheduled to be on the Bountiful places have tried to build a nuclear City Council agenda for the Sept. 22 plant and most didn’t get built. “A meeting at 7 p.m. 8 Friday, September 18, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper Bookings Patriot’s Day celebrated in Farmington The following is a list of bookings with total fines and/or bail exceeding $1,000. from Bob Anderson Mon., Taneshia 1st Vice Commander Sept. 7 Hunter, 26, American Legion Post 27—Farmington Misty Deleon, Sunset PD, 43, DCSO, false theft, narcotic FARMINGTON — In honor of the Sept. police report, equipment 11, 2001 commemoration, members of shoplifting, possession, forgery. obstructing the Farmington Fire Department, Randy justice. Kraig Thomas, West and Farmington Trails Committee, 48, DCSO, Jason Wilder, and the American Legion Post 27 – 28, Layton amphetamine Farmington performed a solemn cere- possession. PD, marijuana possession. mony in front of the FFD Station 72. After Colin Kittleson, Friday, Sept. 11 Steve Steed (Post 27 Chaplin) gave the 28, DCSO, Dominique opening prayer, the first bell was sounded property Sampson, at 0646 in remembrance of the first damage, 27, Layton assault. PD, crimes airliner to strike the Twin Towers. Chief Justin against Guido Smith, Farmington Trails Chief Hammer, 43, person. Randy West, Post Commander William Clockwise from left-- Veteran Centerville Sat., PD, marijuana Huber, Post Historian Kent Hansen, Jay Hess spoke, Rifle possession, Sept. 12 and Jay Hess (Vietnam POW survivor) Team fired three volleys, shoplifting. Alexander all spoke to commemorate the horrific and American Legion Muncy, 34, tragedy of the attack on the New York members saluted during Tues., Bountiful PD, the Patriot's Day Sept. 8 DUI alcohol, Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. celebration. Brittney traffic offense. The flag was lowered and the Sprouse, Jonathan Fireman’s Prayer was read to remind 29, DCSO, Haws, 24, everyone of all the victims and first obstructing Layton PD, justice, narcotic responders who lost their lives that narcotic equipment day. At 0703 the second bell was rung in equipment possession, possession, marijuana remembrance of the crash of the second marijuana possession, airliner. The Post 27 seven-man Rifle possession, traffic offense, Team fired three volleys and then TAPS DUI drugs. criminal were played. Randy West gave informa- trespass. Jesse Scivally, 57, Sunset PD, tion on the plan to hike to post the flag Wed., possession of on the mountain East of Farmington. Sept. 9 weapon. Following the ceremony, the Farmington Andrew Geoffrey Fire Department and the American Harewood, Ayres, 34, 26, Layton PD, Utah Transit Legionnaires jointly folded the flag. obstructing Authority, The group plans to do this Patriot’s justice, crim- shoplifting. Day Ceremony every year as they have in inal trespass, Nathan Call, disorderly 37, Clinton past years (except 2019). Courtesy photos conduct. PD, marijuana Ryan Womack, possession, 34, Sunset PD, shoplifting, kidnap. narcotic equipment Amanda Phak- possession. hongham, 37, Davis Metro Shantel Evans Narcotics, Solis, 32, amphetamine Clinton PD, sell. shoplifting. Isaih Ybarra, Derek 24, Clinton PD, Cocozza, 29, fraud-false Centerville PD, statement, theft. criminal trespass, Sun., shoplifting. Sept. 13 Thurs., Kammeron Sept. 10 Smart, 29, Clearfield PD, Thomas marijuana Burton, 40, HP, possession, DUI alcohol. controlled substances, Jose obstructing Guanajuato, justice, 35, North narcotic Salt Lake PD, equipment. possession of weapon. Daniel Gomez, 19, Clearfield Jamal Said, PD, assault, 26, Woods property Cross PD, damage. obstructing justice. The Davis Clipper News Friday, September 18, 2020 9 Quilting hobby brings joy to elderly couple

by Becky Ginos sew. “My 80-year-old husband had “They design it then I sew it,” she said. “It’s fun,” said Merrill. [email protected] never sat in front of a machine in his “The three of us work together,” “Merrill lays them (fabric) out and I life,” Jean said. said Jean. “I couldn’t do anything show him how to piece them together BOUNTIFUL — Merrill Gillette had Jean decided to put a without Merrill.” and sew it so they match,” said Jean. never sewn a stitch in his life. Now the note in her (LDS) ward Scraps of fabric “He watches it become a whole and it 80-year-old is helping his wife Jean newsletter request- were scattered all makes him happy.” make quilts to donate to charity. The ing scraps of over the house, Both Merrill and Jean have sig- couple got started in July and have fabric. “We got Jean said, until nificant health problems. Jean is on already put together at least 10 quilts. quite a few they created oxygen and Merrill has limited heart It all started when their daughter donations,” a sewing capacity and COVID has made it extra Holly Clark suggested they sew some she said. room in difficult. of the scraps of material she had from “We just the base- “We’re so isolated,” said Jean. “You her own quilting hobby. started ment. can only clean out so many drawers. “Holly has made several quilts playing “My There’s not a lot we older people can for our family, grandchildren and for with it. dad has do at home.” us,” said Jean. “She donated some to Holly never “This gives them something to charity. She thought it was something does had so look forward to,” said Clark. “I never we could do. I’m not a seamstress but all the many thought my dad, 80-year-old Mr. I can push material through a sewing quilting on smiles on Gillette would ever go into a fabric machine.” her sewing his face,” store and say ‘I want that.’” It was difficult for Jean to cut the machine.” H olly said Clark. “We have a whole pile of quilts material so Merrill stepped in. “He Clark Clark (left) “I got this ready to be donated,” Jean said. “It with her parents started cutting and cut for many, many said she Merrill and Jean funky fabric makes us feel good that we can days,” she said. just puts Gillette. that was kind of do some little thing that will keep “Someone donated a tote of denim together fuzzy. I thought ‘I’m someone warm.” pants and he cut out all the seams, the quilt becky ginos never going to use that.’ etc.,” said Clark. “He spent hours and tops and bottoms and bastes I showed it to my dad and he hours doing that.” them together but her parents do the said, ‘oh yes’ he had an idea to run it Then Merrill decided he could help bulk of the work sewing all the pieces. as a strip on the back of a quilt.” Bountiful author ventures into world of fantasy

by Tom Haraldsen His novel, which went on sale on the uplifting undertones within the th [email protected] Aug. 25 through Amazon and local larger concept of the story.” bookstores, is his first foray into fan- Siddoway was a Davis County BOUNTIFUL — Richard Siddoway tasy, and the first of four books in the educator for more than 45 years, began writing his first novel using Tsalix Silverthorn series. It’s the story teaching at Bountiful High, serving Post-It-Notes while sitting on of a courageous young man leading as assistant principal at Viewmont a Southwest Airlines flight from a dangerous quest to restore peace High, and tasked in 1994 by Utah St. Louis to Salt Lake City. Those and order in the tiny Gov. Mike Leavitt to notes became the outline for “The village of Aravah in the create the nation’s first Christmas Wish,” a New York Times Kingdom of Sodizen. King virtual high school, The bestseller that was made into a TV Elosha is close to death, Utah Electronic High movie starring Debbie Reynolds, Neil and his twin sons, Princes School, where he spent Patrick Harris and Naomi Watts still Abadon and Johona, are the final 14 years of shown each holiday season. But part engaged in a battle to take his education career. of the inspiration for his latest book, over the throne. As you That paved the way for “Tsalix Silverthorn and the Scepter might guess, one of the online high schools to be Silverthorn and the Scepter of of Destiny,” came from a place much sons (Abadon) has evil formed in 38 states. He Destiny’ because I’ve loved fantasy closer to home. intentions of becoming also served three terms and this is an exciting story to tell,” he “Many, many years ago, I took a dictatorial, while Johona in the Utah House of said. “I’ve been working on the series year off from teaching at Bountiful is much more loving and Representatives, including for about five years. I’ve finished the High School to teach in Chinle, peaceful. King Elosha Courtesy two years as Speaker Pro first three books and am about half Arizona,” he said. “I became good summons Tsalix and R ichard Siddoway Tempore. way through the fourth book.” friends with the patriarch of the two other village men to Readers may know Forthcoming books in this Chinle Valley, who taught me and retrieve prophesied talismans that him best as the author of 12 books. series are “Tsalix Silverthorn and shared much about the Navajo will unlock the Scepter of Power on In addition to “The Christmas Wish” the Maelstrom of Tears,” “Tsalix people. As I learned the Navajo Mount Destiny and prevent Abadon and now the Tsalix Silverthorn series, Silverthorn and the Desert of language and heard stories from the from taking power. those books include “The Christmas Desolation,” and “Tsalix Silverthorn people I worked with, I wrote down “Every book I have written has the Quest,” “An Honest Heart,” “Christmas and the Glittering Peak.” You can learn some of those names and images they underlying theme of good over evil,” of the Cherry Snow,” and “Mom and more on his website at richardsiddo- described. That served as part of my Siddoway said. “In Tsalix Silverthorn, Other Great Women I’ve Known.” way.com, bookshop.org, or follow him inspiration for this new series.” I hope readers will get a sense of “I’m excited about ‘Tsalix on Facebook @RichardMSiddoway. 10 Friday, September 18, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper New Student School Board Members L ewis expresses Student school Leavitt hopes to be thanks for board member a voice for students cleanup efforts by Becky Ginos excited to contribute BOUNTIFUL — Mayor Randy Lewis issued [email protected] a statement on Monday in appreciation for by Becky Ginos the volunteers who’ve helped with community FARMINGTON — Sophia Leavitt is always on the cleanup following last week’s windstorm. [email protected] go, but she hopes to use her talents to be a voice for “When Bountiful has a community emergency, students in the district as she joins the school board every neighbor is a hero,” he said. “No one in the FARMINGTON — Matthew Cohen is looking as a student member. forward to advocating for his classmates as world can come together better than Bountiful The Bountiful High senior said she didn’t know residents to serve selflessly each other. I visited one of the new student school board members about the position until the principal called during for the Davis District. A senior at Layton High two residents at Rocket Park who had their the summer and asked her if she wanted to take yellow vests on as they directed folks to dump School, Cohen is heavily involved in activities part. “I thought it would be a good opportunity there but thought it was important to serve. their trees and limbs in the parking lot. The to get involved,” said two volunteers were Bevan Turner and Dennis “Me and my friends have things that we Leavitt. “As decisions think could be better or different,” he said. “I are being made by the thought it would be cool to be a voice for that.” school board I want to No one in the An administrator at his school nominated be an advocate for my him for the position. “I didn’t even know I could classmates.” world can come do it,” he said. “I had to write a couple of para- Leavitt will attend graphs about what I did and who I was then the the school board together better school board picked meetings and offer “ me out.” input. “I’ll be listening than Bountiful In addition to to the discussions and residents to serve attending school participate,” she said. “I’ll board meetings, also be doing activities selflessly each other” Cohen said he’d be with the Student Body meeting with Student officers in the district. » Mayor Randy Lewis Body officers from Courtesy They’ll share some of the different high S ophia Leavitt their best programs and Bradshaw, and they represent hundreds of other schools. “We’ll be the things they do well hosting leadership people going about doing good in this crisis.” so we can get ideas about what would be beneficial He continued by saying, “Besides the resi- conferences. But most to students.” of what I’ll be doing dents, we have the tremendous city staff working With online, hybrid learning she wants to make as much as 20-hour shifts to get power restored is providing as much sure the decisions the board is making will be in the input as I can from and other essential services back on line. Power best interest of students. “That’s at the top of my list workers from other cities in Utah and some students to the board right now,” said Leavitt. so when they make from other states have come to help and support Leavitt said she definitely plans to go to college the need. I am sure happy to be a resident of decisions they’ll have after she graduates. “I’m leaning toward Utah State a pretty good idea Bountiful and I am proud to be the mayor of the but I’m keeping my options open. I want to do community. GREAT JOB BOUNTIFUL!” Courtesy of what the students something science related.” Matthew Cohen would like to see or In the meantime, Leavitt is very involved. “I’ve how they feel. I’ll give been playing the flute for about seven years,” she feedback and insight into how things affect said. “I’ve danced my whole life at the Bountiful them.” School of Ballet. I’m on the Bountiful City Youth Cohen’s passion is band and music in Council and I’m National Honor Society president. general. “I’ve spent several years in band. I play I’m also in two choirs. It’s busy but it’s fun.” percussion and I’ve done that since junior high. I’m section leader at Layton High. I’m in jazz band and since Layton doesn’t have a marching band, I marched with Davis for two years and now I march with Northridge.” He also likes art and draws in his free time. “I’m trying to learn 3D animation and modeling and the math and coding behind it.” After high school, Cohen plans to go on to college. “I want to go somewhere outside of Utah to get a different perspective because I’ve lived here most of my life,” he said. “I’ll probably study computer science or 3D modeling and start a career in that field after that.” The Davis Clipper News Friday, September 18, 2020 11 News Briefs Band teacher gets creative Bountiful attorney by Becky Ginos accepted to Trial [email protected] Advocates board LAYTON — It’s tough to get a band Alan W. Mortensen, a together when they can’t get together. named partner of the Salt Lake North Layton Junior High band City-based firm DEWSNUP/ KING/OLSEN/WOREL/HAVAS/ teacher Brad Shafer has figured out MORTENSEN, PC, has been a way to have his students practice accepted into the American together even though they aren’t Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA). physically meeting every day. Mr. Mortensen has resided “When they first came up with this in Bountiful for 27 years, with every other day thing, I thought ‘how his wife of 33 years, the former can I get kids more opportunities to Robyn Hayes. play?’” he said. “It happened during ABOTA dedicates itself to the summer band that we got the news preservation and promotion of that we’d be meeting every other day Courtesy the Seventh Amendment, which so I’d only see the kids once a week. guarantees the right to civil jury B and students practice in person with the other half of the class through Zoom. Once is not enough, we need more trials. Members in this presti- gious invitation-only group must playing time.” he can turn the camera toward the can still hear the kids in class.” have tried a minimum of 10 civil Shafer said back in July he was in person class. “It’s neat because the Shafer has scheduled a band jury trials to conclusion. More already trying to figure out how they kids on the computer can see who’s performance for Oct. 21 but he’s still than 7,600 lawyers and judges could make it work. “The kids who in the class and those in class can see working out the details on how that are involved in ABOTA chapters get 100 percent attendance is because who’s on Zoom.” will happen. “I have a few ideas,” he in all 50 states. they come sick to school. But it’s hard It might take a while for students said. “The beginning band won’t play A native of Wyoming and to miss because you get behind. I to get used to the idea though, he said. because meeting only once a week a graduate of the University thought if we met through Zoom the “Right now I usually get three to six they won’t advance enough. Maybe the of Wyoming College of Law, kids could participate as they can. It kids Zooming in but so much is new, other bands will play in half an hour with an undergraduate degree was just an idea at the time.” the process is going to take some blocks. We could put chairs spaced from the University of Utah, he Then things changed when the time. I hope it makes an impact.” out. We could also do a live stream so has earned recognition on the district decided on a hybrid schedule In a normal year they’d all be parents can watch it from home. We Mountain Super Lawyers list each year since 2008, is AV-rated of only two days of in person class together, he said. “These are record hope to do it live but we’ll see what by Martindale-Hubbell and is a with each half of the alphabet rotat- small classes because they’ve been happens. We’re trying to prepare still.” member of the Best Lawyers of ing. “I transitioned that thought and cut in half. In one class I have 18 kids Although Shafer has been teaching America. He is a past-president said ‘why not Zoom in?’ Music is a skill and in the other I have eight. It’s good for 20 years, 18 of those at North of the Utah Association for where repetition is a good thing.” for those eight kids to see there are 18 Layton, he said it feels like he’s a new Justice. His classes started the Zoom calls other kids.” teacher. “I’m trying to teach full time last week. “Right now it’s a matter of Kids can hear what’s happening as well as online. It’s taxing and chal- [email protected] teaching the kids this is a good thing,” in class from home, said Shafer. “I lenging but I think this will change Shafer said. “I have students who say, have five trumpets one day and one education for the better. It gives ‘Do I have to?’ I say, ‘Well do you want trumpet another. It’s good for that one students choices. It’s a revolutionary Local student to get better?’” trumpet to the other five trumpets. time in education. This could change makes University When Shafer starts a Zoom call The kids at home are muted but they how things work in the future.” of Wyoming lists Rochelle Marie Voss of Bountiful is among eight Utah students on the University of Wyoming 2020 spring semester academic Dean's and Dean’s Freshman Honor Rolls. The honor rolls consist of regularly enrolled undergradu- ates above freshman standing who earned a 3.4 or better grade-point average, and fresh- men who have earned a 3.25 or better grade-point average. To be eligible, students must have been enrolled for a minimum of 12 credit hours taken for letter grades. The University of Wyoming provides quality undergraduate and graduate programs to 12,249 students from all 50 states and courtesy 88 countries. ( Left to right) Lane Rose, Facilities Director and library staff Josh Johnson, Kim Valeika, Jon Sears and Matt Goff gather at the site of the new North Branch Library. 12 Friday, September 18, 2020 Community &r Pe sonal Interest in Life iDav s County

Pilots land at Skypark to commemorate A ir Mail Flight by Becky Ginos service had started two years the stops close to railway stations. [email protected] earlier between New York and That way if there was inclement Washington but this flight would weather or any problems they WOODS CROSS — When connect the whole continent. could move the mail to a train.” Larry Schaack touched down at “It’s the 100th anniversary of Schaack made the leg from the Postmaster at the exact time, the Skypark Airport last week he the transcontinental air mail from Rock Springs, Wyo. to Skypark. “I location and date as 1920, 2:30 p.m. was greeted by other pilots who New York to San Francisco,” said flew there then came back here,” on Marina Green on Sept. 11. were all part of a cross country Schaack, a pilot and former postal he said. A group of girl scouts from reenactment commemorating 100 worker. “It’s taking place Sept. 8, Johnson made the next flight Troop 914 gathered at Skypark to years of air mail service by the U.S. 9, 10, and 11. We chose Skypark from Skypark to Elko, Nevada. At address the postcards and helped Postal Service. because the Salt Lake Airport is each stop the pilots picked It all started on Sept. 8, 1920 too busy.” up mail bags filled see air mail » 13 when a DH-4 took off from a “We picked stops as with commemorative grass air strip east of New York close as possible to the postcards and letters City on Long Island as part of an actual stops,” said Bruce to be dropped off experiment to carry mail from the Johnson, a pilot and in San Francisco. East Coast to the West. Air mail also a former postal There they were worker. “They made handed over to

( Left to right) Bruce Johnson, Audrey Breinholt, Vera Van Langeveld, Nyla Van Langeveld and Larry Schaack fill the mail bag with post cards.

Photos by Becky Ginos The Davis Clipper life Friday, September 18, 2020 13 air mail O bituaries When it’s only white « Continued from page 12 could see it coming. the pilots fill the mailbag before Donna Kay Hornschuch Though it was takeoff. Frasier sunny overhead, the “The postcards go in the Ifog bank was visible just plane to California,” said 9-year- 1937-2020 offshore and coming my In This old Vera Van Langeveld. “They’re Donna Kay way. sending them out at every stop. Hornschuch Frasier Toge ther was born April 27, I went out anyway. Once they get to California 1937 to Ted and The pull of the beach they’ll mail them back out across Mildred Hornschuch is one I can’t fight. And I by Louise R. Shaw the country so we’ll get them in Tillamook, Ore. Kay married her high school don’t want to. Clo umnist back.” It enveloped me right “The Post Office has created sweetheart Ron Frasier in Roseburg, Ore. on away and where once And worse, I couldn’t feel it. a commemorative cancellation Aug. 9, 1957. They were there was brilliant sunshine and blue Walking in a cloud is strangely stamp just for this project,” married for 60 years. sky, now was only white. quieting. said troop leader Alisa Van She grew up in Moisture wetted my hair. Sounds You feel alone even though people Langeveld. “We’ve been learning Roseburg, Ore. and later lived in Corvallis, Ore. until Ron graduated from Oregon State University from far away became more clear. are nearby. You feel kind of lost even about women in aviation and in 1960. After that they moved to sunny California Sights were gone altogether. All the though you know exactly where you we wanted to be involved in the living in Burlingame, Watsonville, Salinas, and world was the same color. are. celebration of aviation and the Hollister in the Monterey Bay area until 1977 when And cold. You feel you can pray Post Office.” they moved their family to Kaysville. In their later I walked. or cry or both without “It’s fun to have activities and years they moved to American Fork so they could be closer to family. She was living in Bellaview I knew the beach. anyone taking events like this even through the Assisted Living in Lehi, at the time of her death. I knew when I notice. Except, coronavirus,” said 12-year-old She was preceded in death by her husband would get to the perhaps, God. Nila Van Langeveld. Ronald Keith Frasier in 2017, her father Theodore tide pools. I knew After a while, The volunteer pilots taking Reuben Hornschuch, and mother Mildred Leach Hornschuch Ott. when I would get the sky above me part in the 2,560 mile relay flew Survived by her children Elizabeth “BettySue” to town. began to clear. their own aircraft. The event was (Ken) Hinkson of Herriman, Randy Frasier of I walked While the especially exciting for Schaack Reno, NV, Rhonda (Randall) Stauffer of Highland, some more. mist all around and Johnson, not only as pilots Kurt (Sonya) Frasier of Fruit Heights and Aaron Now and then was still thick but as former postal workers. Frasier of Grantsville. She had 20 grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, with one more due in people would with white, the “My dad and grandfather November. come into view, morning sun were retired from the post Graveside services will be held Saturday, perhaps only a stone’s warmed the sky office,” said Johnson. “Between Sept. 19, 2020 at 11 a.m. in the Highland City throw away, then disap- overhead until it became the three of us we’ve got about Cemetery. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, masks Louise R. Shaw and social distancing are highly recommended. pear again when a similar only a thin, light haze. 120 years. My son works for the Condolences may be sent to the family at distance passed between us. Once again, I could see my Post Office too.” www.olpinmortuary.com. Now and then the fog would shadow. lighten just enough for me to see the Once again, the world was silhouettes of the trees and houses warming. lining the beach and get my bearings. Once again, I knew things would I could see the shells at my feet, get better. but only the closest waves didn’t fade When there is fog, you know how from view. completely you need sun. The sun was no farther away than When there is fog, you know how it had been before, I just couldn’t see it. completely you need heaven. People

66th Anniversary Bruce & Sharral Parkin Through the glass, Bruce Woodward and Sharral Louise Stott Parkin celebrated their 66th year of marriage on Sept. 10 at a retirement center in Layton. A family parade was called, by our mother, Sharral, and as many as could gather did so. For those that could not make it we extend their love. Waves and blowing of kisses came as each decorated car passed by them, all filled with love. The group went to the patio, set up where parents, grandparents and great-grandparents sat on the other side of the window (COVID-19 cares in place). Phones were brought to talk with them on this important event. Yet, it was harder than we’d hoped for. All of us could not give a personal visit with them. There will be another celebration to gather after COVID-19 is passed. With 24 great-grandchildren, 21 grandchildren and your children, Suzanne, Jean, Cindy, Reed, Mary and Ted, join in to express our love and thankfulness. Through all these years of growing together you’ve met and made friends and relationships you hold dear. We’ll all join together looking forward with you for many happy days ahead. 14 Friday, September 18, 2020 life The Davis Clipper O bituaries

Delores Hooton Hazzard Joyce Burningham Russell Patricia Ann West Foster 1935-2020 1936-2020 1949-2020 Delores Hooton Hazzard, age 85, Joyce Burningham Russell passed Patricia Ann West Foster, 70, passed away peacefully with her away on Sept. 3, 2020 in Bountiful. She passed unexpectedly, yet peacefully, family at her side on Friday, Sept. 11, was born on Dec. 12, 1936 in Salt Lake at home on May 29, 2020. She was 2020. She was born on Jan. 16, 1935 City, to Amos DelMar Burningham and well cared for by the loves of her life, in Versailles, IN to Troy and Myrna Mirtis Twitchell Burningham. She grew her husband of 32 years, Bart, and (Bronnenberg) Hooton. Delores up in Bountiful and West Bountiful. her son, Bret. She is also survived married Gene Donald Hazzard on June She graduated from Davis High School by her brother Bob (Vicky) West and 8, 1957 and together they raised two in 1955. many cousins, nieces and nephews. children, Lon and Amie. Joyce married Clifford Russell on She is finally reunited with her long She is survived by her two sisters, Jan. 10, 1958 in Salt Lake City. Their deceased father Lee, and her mother Marita Cizek and Jeri (Jeraldine) Horn; marriage was later solemnized in Eva, and a brother Roger. her children Lon Hazzard and Amie the Salt Lake LDS Temple in 1968. Pat was born in Tremonton, on Sept. (David) Hancey; her granddaughters Together they had four children: 2, 1949 to George Lee West and Eva Ariana, Chelsea (Dustin) Hazzard-Nesmith and Krista (Brian) Fish; Ronald Clifford (Patti), Brenda Kaye Pratt West. They lived in Salt Lake City and Smithfield, before her great grandson Sylas, who was born on her birthday. She also (Leon) Rogers, Robert Kelly (Tania) and settling in Bountiful. She attended schools in the Bountiful area leaves behind many nieces, nephews, and friends. She loved and Paul Lynn Russell. and graduated from Viewmont High School in 1967. enjoyed their company very much. Joyce was a secretary and She attended Utah State University in Logan and later trained to Delores was a convert to The Church of Jesus Christ of bookkeeper at various times in her be a beautician. After working as a waitress in Logan, she worked Latter-day Saints. From the time she joined the church in 1967 life. She worked for The Church of in Reno, Nevada and Lake Tahoe for three years. While in Reno until her death, she was an active and devoted member. She had Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for 12 Pat was initiated into Transcendental Meditation and has been many responsibilities over the years, her most fulfilling was being years and retired in 1997. a committed meditator for 46 years. She returned to Utah and a seminary teacher for three years in Austin, Texas. Delores had She worked in the PTA and served worked in the property management department at the University many talents and hobbies that came and went through the years. as secretary of the J.A. Taylor PTA for of Utah, served as a library aide at Howard R. Driggs Elementary, She loved to sing, sew, quilt, read, play pool, cook, and fish. She two years. and in the accounting department at the Moran Eye Center. loved to play the stock market, and was good at it. She always She served as a teacher in the Pat married Bart Foster in 1988 and they had a son, Bret. She loved animals, having adopted and fostered many cats and dogs. YWMIA, Jr. Sunday School and Primary worked part-time at J.C. Penney until Bret was born. After that She was an avid volunteer. Her most recent volunteer posi- as well as counselor in the Primary she devoted herself to the responsibilities of wife and mother. tions included working with costumes at CenterPoint Theater, presidency. She was a secretary in the Relief Society presidency Pat was active in a cooperative preschool, PTA, Cub Scouts, and and at Stewart Elementary, helping students improve their four times. Her favorite callings were Bountiful temple ordinance her church’s Claire circle. She enjoyed the neighborhood dinner reading skills. Delores believed strongly in the benefits of a good worker and Primary teacher. She loved her Savior and enjoyed parties sponsored by the church and was a regular attendee education. She earned a bachelor’s degree at Purdue University serving Him. at the various Residence Courses sponsored by Spiritual in dietetics, and returned to school in her 50s to pursue a degree She enjoyed reading, drawing, painting, playing the piano Regeneration Movement in Utah and Nevada. in nursing. She worked many years as a nurse, and finished her and working in her flower garden. She loved to laugh at a good Her health deteriorated after several strokes and the last six career as a nurse working for hospice. joke. Carol Burnett, Andy Griffith and Dick Van Dyke were some years have been difficult for her and her family. She passed Delores was a force of nature with a strong personality. She of her favorite entertainment. She treasured spending time with peacefully after further complications from more strokes. was intelligent, witty, funny, sometimes complicated, but always her family. Joyce will be dearly missed and remembered for her Her family is very grateful for the care rendered by the many interesting. She was the fun mother that her children’s friends unconditional love, smile and tender heart. She has now joined healthcare professionals over the past few years that have said they wished they’d had. She was the friend who was always her beloved husband and son, Kelly, along with her beautiful extended her life and ensured her comfort. a good listener, and who always had a story to tell. She leaves family, friends and ancestors. Pat was a sweet, kind, generous person who always thought behind many family and friends that she loved and enjoyed very She is survived by three children and nine grandchildren: of others first. She was concerned about always treating other much. Her attitude and fun-loving nature will live on in all those Jason Russell and Melissa Ulfich, Andy, Joshua, Elizabeth, people well and worried about everyone’s welfare. We have who knew her. Kirsten and Amber Rogers, Tessa and Mathea Russell. She is never met anyone who didn’t like Pat. We are grateful for all Many heartfelt thanks to Mindy, Katie, Helena, Roy, and also survived by three siblings, Betty (Mike) Adamson, David of the love, kindness, and well wishes that have been received their entire families, for the loving care they provided and the Burningham and Susan Politowicz. since her passing. sacrifices they made on Delores’ behalf. The family would also A viewing was held Monday, Sept. 14, from 6 to 8 p.m. at In accordance to her wishes and beliefs, she was cremated. A like to thank Independent Hospice for their three plus years of Russon Mortuary, 295 N. Main, Bountiful. celebration of her life was held this July in Montrose, Colo., her quality care and support. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Sept. 15, at 11 a.m. in home since fall 2017; where we also celebrated the wonderful Delores will be buried alongside her husband in the the LDS Chapel located on 1475 N. 50 East, Centerville, where neighbors who have loved and supported us both throughout our Centerville Cemetery in a private service due to COVID-19. An a viewing was held from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. prior to services. time in Colorado. A larger celebration of life will be held in Utah online celebration of Delores’ life will be held on Saturday, Sept. Interment was at the Centerville City Cemetery. Online guest for all who knew her. Due to the COVID crisis, the date and place 19, 2020 at 11 a.m. MST. For more details, see Delores’ Facebook book at www.russonmortuary.com. of that celebration is not yet determined. page, visit https://www.russonmortuary.com/obituaries, or contact a family member. In lieu of flowers, Delores would love any donations to be made on her behalf to Best Friends Animal Society at www.bestfriends.org, or to any non-kill animal shelter in your area.

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WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS SATURDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 19, 2020 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ^ KUTV 2 News at Noon Fresh Bold The Talk Ellen DeGeneres News News 2 News CBS ^ KUTV 2News Special: Magnum P.I. Love Island 48 Hours (N) News Spo Hooked ROH $ KTVX GMA3: What General Hospital Tamron Hall Drew Barrymore News News News ABC $ KTVX (5:37) College Football Miami at Louisville. (N) (Live) Inside Silver/ News Leisure County Holly % KSL KSL 5 News Hot Hot Rachael Ray Kelly Clarkson Dr. Phil News News % KSL NHL Hockey: Islanders vs Lightning To Be Announced Sat. Night Live News (10:29) Saturday Night Live _ KUED Hero Go Luna Nature Wild Molly Xavier Odd Arthur Cat in Peg Cyber News _ KUED Antique Roadshow Carol Burnett Show Frankie Drake Shakespeare Shetland ’ Austin City Limits ) KUEN Learn to Varied Programs Biz Kid$ Varied Programs ) KUEN Discov Today Tending Museum Guru Nanak: The Founder Barefoot On Story Film-Mak Between Poetry ` KSTU News The Friends The Dr. Oz Show Jdg Judy Jdg Judy News News News News ` KSTU MLB Baseball: Braves at Mets Simpson Mod FOX13 News Mod Labor of Love ’ Simpson . KJZZ The People’s Court Dateline Access Daily Fresh 25 Million. Million. FamFeud FamFeud . KJZZ Wheel Jeopardy Ent. Tonight Dateline ’ Dateline ’ Fam Guy Burgers Pawn Poker 0 KUPX Varied Programs 0 KUPX Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU 8 KPNZ Ventaneando Venga la alegría Lo que callamos Lo que callamos 8 KPNZ Escape perfecto Al Extremo: Fin Corazón grupero La Resolana “El capitán” > KUWB The Doctors Jerry Springer The First 48 black-ish black-ish Gold Gold Last Man Last Man > KUWB Big Bang Big Bang Gold Gold Mom ’ Mom ’ Two Men Two Men Orange Last Man Raw King L KBYU Movie Varied Food Inspec Highway to Heaven Heart (3:33) Heartland Heart Varied Programs P KBYU The Parent Trip ’ ››› “Hoosiers” (1986, Drama) ’ “Max 2: White House Hero” Studio C ››› “Hoosiers” A&E Varied Programs First 48 Varied The First 48 A&E (5:00) Live Rescue Live Rescue “Live Rescue -- 09.11.20” Rescue: Rewind Live Rescue “Live Rescue -- 09.19.20” AMC (10:00) Movie Movie Varied Programs AMC ››‡ “Bad Boys” (1995) Martin Lawrence. ›› “Bad Boys II” (2003) Martin Lawrence, Will Smith. BadBoys DISC Varied Programs DISC Dirty Jobs ’ Dirty Jobs ’ Dirty Jobs ’ Dirty Jobs ’ Dirty Jobs ’ I Quit (N) ’ DISN Ladybug Ladybug Amphibia Big City Bunk’d Bunk’d Raven Raven Bunk’d Bunk’d Ladybug Ladybug DISN Big City Big City (7:15) ››‡ “Hotel Transylvania 3” Big City Amphibia Amphibia Owl Hse. Big City Big City ESPN Jalen Question NBA: The Jump NFL Live Varied Around Pardon SportCtr Varied Programs ESPN NBA NBA Basketball Boston Celtics vs Miami Heat. (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportCtr FREE Movie Varied Programs FREE (6:05) ›››‡ “Wreck-It Ralph” ’ (8:10) ›››‡ “Up” (2009) ’ (10:15) ›››‡ “Ratatouille” (2007) FX Movie Varied Programs FX “The Hangover” ’ ›› “The Hangover Part III” (2013) ’ ››‡ “X-Men: Apocalypse” (2016) James McAvoy. ’ HBO Movie (12:40) Movie Varied Programs HBO ››› “The Invisible Man” (2020) ‘R’ Lovecraft Country The Third Day ’ (10:15) ›››‡ “Jojo Rabbit” (2019) LIFE Varied Programs LIFE “Secret Life of a Celebrity Surrogate” (8:03) “Sorority Secrets” (2020) “Secret Life of a Celebrity Surrogate” NICK Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. Alvinnn!!! Ollie’s Loud Loud Casa Loud Sponge. Sponge. NICK Dylan Unfi Group Sponge. Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Mom ’ PARMT Mom Mom Mom Mom Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men PARMT “Raiders of the Lost Ark” ’ (7:35) ›››‡ “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” ’ “Indiana Jones” PLEX Movie Varied Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs Movie PLEX ›› “Darkness Falls” (2003) (7:27) “Cloak and Dagger” (9:10) ›› “Premonition” (2007) ’ (10:48) “Cry Baby” ROOT Baseball Varied Paid Prg. Paid Prg. Varied Programs ROOT MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at Colorado Rockies. (N) Rockies Rockies MLB Baseball: Dodgers at Rockies SHOW Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs SHOW Seabis Journey Boxing Erickson Lubin vs. Terrell Gausha. (N) ’ (Live) Journey Desus We Hunt STARZ Movie Varied Movie Varied Programs Movie Varied Programs STARZ (5:03) “Funny People” (2009) (7:31) ››› “Panic Room” (2002) ’ Power Book II (10:28) “Bad Boys for Life” TNT Supernatural Varied Programs The Arena TNT ›››‡ “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” (2017) Mark Hamill. (9:15) ›››‡ “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” (2017) USA Varied Programs Law & Order: SVU USA Chicago P.D. ’ ›‡ “Death Wish” (2018) Bruce Willis. (9:15) ››‡ “San Andreas” (2015) (DVS) Walking WTBS Friends Friends Friends Friends Amer. Amer. Amer. Amer. Fam Guy Fam Guy Seinfeld Varied WTBS “Shrek Forever” Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Full ››‡ “Maleficent” (2014) (DVS) Jungle

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Chicago P.D. 8 KPNZ Mi pareja puede Dificil de Escape Todos quieren Al extremo: Edición Al extremo Difícil de creer 8 KPNZ Difícil de creer Al Extremo: Fin Mi pareja puede Escape perfecto La Resolana “Hombre-Negro” > KUWB Big Bang Big Bang Masters Masters Animals Animals News Big Bang Two Men Two Men Mom ’ Mom ’ > KUWB Big Bang Big Bang Fridge Wars ’ Supernatural Two Men Two Men Minute Minute Edition Celebrity P KBYU ››› “Rudy” (1993) Sean Astin. ’ Inspec Inspec ››› “Rudy” (1993) Sean Astin. ’ Heart Heart P KBYU Malory Dwight ››› “Rudy” (1993) Sean Astin. ’ Ran. Wiz.- Amazing Amazing Welcome The A&E The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 First 48-Haunts Live Rescue “Live Rescue -- 09.18.20” A&E ››‡ “The Magnificent Seven” (2016) Denzel Washington. ›› “Jack Reacher: Never Go Back” (2016) ’ Court AMC ››‡ “Men in Black 3” (2012) Will Smith. ››› “True Lies” (1994) Arnold Schwarzenegger. MIB 3 AMC “Independence” The Walking Dead ’ (8:16) ››› “Independence Day” (1996) Will Smith. 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“The X-Files” is my favorite As for Anderson, you can soon The fall TV season has indeed Scott Bakula aired on TV? — P.G. show of all time. I realize it’s see her in “The Fall” on the Ovation been postponed, but the good Scott Bakula became a betterQ: to leave it alone and not revive channel, where she plays a British newsA: is you won’t have to wait until household name back in 1989 it because it might not be the same homicide detective chasing a serial 2021 for your favorites to return. NBC whenA: he starred as a time-traveling quality as the original, but I would predator played by Jamie Dornan. has announced that the family drama scientist in the hit series “Quantum be satisfied with another “X-Files” If the show sounds familiar, it’s “This Is Us” will be back with a two- Leap.” In 2001 he joined the “Star movie – or two. Are there any in the because it originally aired in 2013 hour premiere on Nov. 10. It’s hard Trek” franchise “Enterprise” as works? —S.N. on the BBC network. Ovation will to believe the hit show is starting its Cmdr. John Archer, which aired “The X-Files,” starring re-air all three fifth season. Creator until 2005. David Duchovny and Gillian seasons beginning Dan Fogelman “Enterprise” was set 100 years Anderson,A: ran on FOX network TV Saturday, Oct. 10, at promises “a rebirth” before William Shatner’s Captain from 1993 to 2002, but did you know 7 p.m. ET. Up next next season and said Kirk and the original “Star Trek” that the series already had a revival for Duchovny is “The that the writers are series. The newest installment in the in 2016 with two additional seasons? Craft,” a remake of incorporating the franchise is “Star Trek Discovery,” Anderson, who played Special Agent the 1990s film of the COVID-19 pandemic which is available on the streaming Dana Scully, stated that season 11 same name about into the storyline. service CBS All Access. If you’re a fan was it for her. However, recently it a coven of teenage Meanwhile, “Chicago of Bakula, you can catch him in his was announced that an animated witches. Med” will broadcast latest hit series “NCIS: New Orleans” “X-Files” series is in development *** new episodes starting Nov. 11, with on CBS. for FOX with the show’s original I can’t wait for the new shows to “Chicago Fire” and “Chicago P.D.” creator, Chris Carter, executive premiere this fall. I realize they’ll following in the hour timeslots the producing. However, this version probablyQ: be later than normal, but will same evening. Send me your questions at will feature new characters and we have to wait until 2021 for shows *** [email protected], or write me have a comedic take on its unsolved like “Chicago Med” and “This Is Us”? I was wondering when “Star at KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL mysteries. Those are my two favorites. — F.C. Q:Trek Enterprise” with actor 32803. (c) 2020 King Features Synd., Inc. 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Boston Reinhold had a in region football opener 2-yard run in the second quarter, and Mitch Nielsen had a 13-yard touch- by Josh McFadden down reception from Payton Patterson Clipper sports in the third quarter. That lead lasted for about a quarter until Box Elder For the first time since 2017, the scored the game-tying TD with just Bountiful football team scored a vic- over six minutes to play. A successful tory in its region-opening game. Last extra point put the team ahead for Friday, the Braves not only broke that good. two-game skid but did so in dramatic Farmington and Woods Cross will fashion against crosstown rival Woods meet this Friday on Woods Cross’ Cross, which defeated Bountiful in last home field. season’s first Region 5 contest. Bountiful narrowly beat the Viewmont Wildcats 26-24, moving its record to A bove, Viewmont’s region-open- 3-2 on the year. Woods Cross is still Bountiful's Brooks ing game against Bonneville looking for its first win of the year in Fornelius catches the game-winning TD as time went well – for a half. five tries. The back-and-forth affair expired. Below, Corbin The Vikings and Lakers featured three lead changes and Cottle of Bountiful meets were deadlocked at 27-27 strong individual performances. head-first with Woods after 24 minutes, with both The game came down to the Cross' Canton Naegle. teams showing big-play final play. With 0:00 showing on the capabilities. Bonneville was up clock, Bountiful quarterback Max 14-13 after one quarter, but the Barker hit Brooks Fornelius on a Vikings outscored the Lakers 14-13 in 14-yard touchdown pass, turning a the second. Quarterback Will Schultz 24-20 deficit into the two-point threw four touchdown passes in the triumph. It was Fornelius’ second first half, including three to Derek touchdown reception of the Riederer (39, 60 and 9 yards). game from Barker (both in The second half was a different the final 5 ½ minutes of the story. fourth quarter). His first TD Bonneville shut down the put Bountiful in position Viewmont attack and outscored to come back and win. At the Vikings 17-0. The loss dropped that point, the Wildcats Viewmont to 1-4 overall and 0-1 in appeared to be in control. Region 5. Viewmont plays at Box Elder Austin Bradley’s field goal on Friday. with 7:36 remaining to play put Woods Cross up 24-14. photos by Robert Larsen and Roger V. Tuttle Davis Bountiful’s two touch- the ball, but Smith had 263 yards Over in Region 1, Davis remains downs in the last 5:31 of the through the air. Hyde and Luke undefeated at 5-0 overall and 3-0 in game were as many as it had Dastic each had more than 80 yards league action. This week’s victim was scored the previous three and a receiving. Layton, which the Darts dispatched half quarters. Bountiful travels to Bonneville on 40-7. Davis has outscored its region Woods Cross opened the scoring Friday for a league matchup. Woods opponents 133-32. with a defensive play. Sione Mamata Cross hopes to get into the win Davis erupted for 30 points intercepted a Braves’ pass and took hauled in a 40-yard touchdown pass column when it plays at Farmington. in the opening quarter alone and it 74 yards to the end zone. Bountiful from Jaxon Smith. Under two minutes cruised from there. David Spjut had scored the next two touchdowns, first later, Smith crossed the goal line from Farmington touchdown receptions of 45 and on a 56-yard run from Corbin Dubois. 3 yards out. The Phoenix fell to 1-4 with a tough 6 yards from Chance Trujillo. The On its next possession, Bountiful Following Bradley’s fourth-quarter 15-14 loss at home against Box Elder. defense recorded a safety, and Spencer added another TD to go up 14-7, field goal, the Braves made their late The difference in the game was a Box Ferguson had TD runs of 51 and 35 thanks to Anisi Purcell’s 5-yard run. comeback. Elder two-point conversion after its yards. The Darts were up 40-0 at After no one scored in the second Dubois had 119 yards on 15 carries first touchdown early in the second halftime. quarter, the Wildcats countered with for Bountiful. He also led the team quarter. Davis has a huge game at home a pair of touchdowns in the third in receiving with five catches for 77 The Phoenix took a 14-8 lead after against Roy this Friday. The Royals are quarter to go up 21-14. Luke Hyde yards. Woods Cross struggled to run scoring touchdowns in the second and also 5-0 overall and 3-0 in Region 1. 18 Friday, September 18, 2020 sports The Davis Clipper Hansen of Farmington keeps pace with WX wins Viewmont in girls soccer Wasatch by Josh McFadden to a scoreless tie in regulation. After standings to fourth place (2-3). Woods Clipper sports neither team could break through for a Cross began this week with a 5-6 mark. Invite goal in overtime, the contest went into a The Wildcats’ win snapped a The Farmington girls soccer team shootout, with Bonneville prevailing 5-4. two-game losing streak. Alisi Tautaina by Tom Haraldsen played just once last week, but the It was Viewmont’s first regular season got the shutout in the net, while Abigail Phoenix made the most of it to keep pace loss since falling to Bonneville last Oct. 3. Ingram and Izabella Ratto scored sec- th [email protected] at the top of the Region 5 standings. Viewmont hosted Bountiful on ond-half goals in what was a scoreless SOLDIER HOLLOW — The Phoenix blanked Box Elder 3-0 tie at the break. Woods Cross senior Carlee on Sept. 10, moving them to 4-1 in league Wood Cross entertained last-place Hansen took first place in play. Farmington entered this week Box Elder on Tuesday. Bountiful’s only her race during the two-day tied with Viewmont and Bonneville for game this week was the challenging one Wasatch Invite high school first place. All four of the team’s league at Viewmont on Tuesday. wins have been shutouts. Against Box cross country meet held Davis over the weekend at Solider Elder, Emmy McKeon and Natalie Hollow in Wasatch County. Maire shared goalkeeping duties, as The Darts continue to roll in In the largest meet prior both players kept the opposition Region 1. Davis is 9-1 overall and 7-1 to next month’s state cross from scoring. Kalea Woodyatt, Rylee in Region 1. However, fellow league country championships, the Gurney and Whitney Avei scored for squad Layton is also 7-1. talented Wildcat ran to first the Phoenix. Woodyatt has a team- Davis beat Weber 2-0 on Sept. place in the Wave 2 race in high eight goals on the year. 10 for the team’s sixth shutout of the a time of 19:08.1. She bested This week is a big one for the season. The Darts scored a goal in runner up Hailey Kidd of Phoenix as they hosted Bonneville each half, with Bizzy Arevalo and Halle Copper Hills, who finished at on Tuesday (after our press deadline). Lund doing the honors. Taygan Sill and 19:16.9. On Tuesday, Sept. 22, Farmington plays her backline mates didn’t allow anything Davis High also had two at Viewmont, the only team to beat the in the net. top-10 finishers in that race, Phoenix all season. Viewmont won 2-0 Arevalo tied teammate Annie when the schools met on Aug. 25. Haycock with a team-leading eight as Ellie Zaugg took third getty images (19:34.6) and Hope Preston goals through 10 games. Grace Nicol sixth (20:11.9). The Lady Viewmont Tuesday (after our press deadline) for a has added seven, and Olivia Flint has Darts won the team title in As for the Vikings, they entered the chance to keep up with Bonneville and contributed five in what has been a that wave, finishing at 57 to week with a perfect 10-0 record and Farmington. potent offensive attack. were 4-0 in Region 5. The team also Davis played at Syracuse on beat Corner Canyon (69) and Bountiful and Woods Cross Wasatch (87) in the low- hadn’t given up a goal since Aug. 7 and Thursday and then hosts Clearfield on est-score wins competition. had blanked every region foe. The Braves dropped their fourth game Thursday. In the previous meetings The Wave 2 boys race On Sept. 10 at home against in a row, falling to 6-6 overall and 1-4 in earlier this season, the Darts had little saw Davis take third in team Bonneville, the stellar defensive play Region 5. Last Thursday, the team lost to trouble against either opponent. Davis scoring, led by Daniel Larsen continued, but this team, the opponent Woods Cross 2-0. With their win over beat Clearfield 4-1 on Aug. 18 and with a fifth-place finish was just as stingy. The two teams played Bountiful, the Wildcats moved up the Syracuse 4-0 on Aug. 20. at 15:58.7. Sam Hansen of Woods Cross was seventh at 16:05.6 and Tyler Spencer of Davis ninth at 16:11.6. In the Wave 1 boys event, D avis, Farmington golfers win tournaments Farmington placed second as a team behind winner by Catherine Garrett Other scores for the Darts were Devin Simon and Bennett Skyridge. Farmington runner Clipper sports Sebastian Fernandez 76, Cole Cipriano Thompson rounded out the Braves’ Nick Siddoway was ninth at 77, Cam Arbon 79, Charlie Rhodes 83 scoring with a 76 and a 79, respectively. 15:57.8, while teammate Ryan Davis’ McKay Cook shot a 69 to take and Eli Turner 91. Bennett was 10th at 16:11.5. medalist honors at The Barn Sept. 14, A scheduled Sept. 8 tournament at Viewmont Farmington took third in leading the Darts to a first-place finish Cranefield was cancelled due to the Viewmont placed fourth at Sun the Wave 1 girls races. Chloe by 31 strokes over Weber. Farmington high winds that led to adverse weather Hills. Jacob Gold was the Vikings’ top Christy was the lone top-10 won the Region 5 tournament at Sun conditions in the area. golfer as he tied for fourth with a 71. finisher for Farmington, Hills Sept. 10 while Bountiful came in placing eighth at 20:08.0. second, its highest finish of the year. Bountiful Farmington Competition will con- At Sun Hills Sept. 10, Bountiful Willard Richards’ 69 put him in a tie tinue with region dual meets Davis sophomore James Springer tied for for second place as he led the Phoenix and championships through At The Barn, Jack Sargeant second with a 69 while Carson Lewis to the top spot as a team with a score early October. For the first recorded a 69 to take second while also had a top-10 finish with a round of of 287. time, this year’s state 5A and Preston Wallace tied for third with a 73, good for a tie for seventh place. Luke Thomas’ 71 put him in a tie 6A championships will be 69 and Cade Montgomery’s 71 tied him “It was our best tournament of the for fourth while Dax Egan’s 73 and Ty held at Soldier Hollow on for sixth to round out Davis’ top-ten year with our best score of the year,” Solomon’s 74 also landed two more Oct. 21. placements. head coach Mike Maxwell said. Farmington golfers in the top-10. The Davis Clipper sports Friday, September 18, 2020 19 L ocal Fishing Volleyball teams pushing through Reports COVID-19, weather challenges by Catherine Garrett Bountiful head coach Cathy Hope said. “We keep refining and reassessing  Clipper sports At the Rocky Mountain Bountiful Lake: our game. These girls have good Fishing is fair. I recently visited the lake at Champions Classic in Lehi Sept. The coronavirus – and the 11-12, Bountiful finished in sixth camaraderie with each other. It’s mid-day and spoke with an angler fishing craziness of the year 2020, in fun to watch!” from the dock. He caught one rainbow trout place. by casting a worm out and letting it sit on general – continues to have an ‘We beat the teams we should The JV and sophomore Viking the bottom. Try using traditional baits and effect on northern Utah’s volleyball beat, but we struggled against big- squads also won against the methods. teams. Davis had three scheduled ger, stronger, more mature teams,” Grizzlies. matches last week and played only At the Rocky Mountain Causey Reservoir:  said assistant coach Mitchell one due to COVID-19 within the Stevens. “It was a great tourney for Champions Classic Sept. 11-12, Fishing is fair. To catch cutthroat and rainbow Bingham program and the high Viewmont placed 10th overall, trout, try casting and retrieving a brightly us to grow and learn what we need colored spinning lure. winds that forced school closures to improve on.” which bettered their 2019 finish in Davis County and cancelled the at the same event. The Vikings East Canyon Reservoir & State Park Darts’ matchup with Lone Peak. defeated Orem 2-1 behind a com- (Blue Ribbon):  Viewmont’s match with Layton It was bined six kills from Kaylee Smith Fishing is fair to good. During a recent visit, Christian was already rescheduled and Kassidy Mckean, Skyridge 2-0 I talked with an angler who was fishing from and was still cancelled. Woods a great with Lauren Weir’s six kills and shore with two rods. He suspended rainbow Cross wasn’t able to play against nine assists and McKay’s four kills, PowerBait under a bobber on one rod while Riverton Sept. 8 and their program and Brighton 3-1. At the tourna- casting and retrieving a Rapala with the other. tourney The Rapala didn’t produce any fish, but he was in quarantine through Sept. “ ment, they lost to Corner Canyon, did catch one rainbow trout on the rod with 14, missing the Rocky Mountain for us to Copper Hills, Union and Desert PowerBait. Other anglers have reported good Champions Classic in Lehi. Hills. success catching rainbow trout from boats. Farmington’s Sept. 9 contest with grow and “We are still working out some Echo Reservoir:  Hunter was cancelled because of kinks in the game; lots of them weather. are just mental,” Hope said. “It Fishing is fair to good. A group of anglers learn what caught some black crappie and yellow perch was good for us to play tough while fishing from shore recently. They fished Davis we need to teams and compete against them two different spots using Mr. Twisters and jig The match Davis did get to play to prepare us for our region. They heads. For perch and crappie, try fishing near was a 25-16, 25-21, 18-25, 25-14 improve on.” are capable and talented enough brush and grass. victory over Layton Sept. 10. to win. The trick is helping them Farmington Pond:  The Darts were led by Katie » Mitchell Stevens, realize they are capable.” Corelli and Aubrey Nielson’s Bountiful coach No anglers to visit with during a recent visit to Farmington the pond. If you have a recent report, please double-doubles of 22 kills and email it to [email protected]. 11 digs and 11 kills and 19 digs, Viewmont At the Ridgeline Tournament  respectively. Cierra Limb led from Against Logan Sept. 10, Sept. 11-12, Farmington placed Kaysville Ponds: the serving line with five aces fourth out of eight teams. The No anglers to visit with during a recent visit to Viewmont won in three sets 25-15, while also topping out defensively 25-12, 25-12. Phoenix squad defeated Layton, the pond. If you have a recent report, please with 20 digs. Katie Anderton added Cedar Valley and Logan while email it to [email protected]. Liza Montalbo and Grace 11 digs as well. losing to Ridgeline, Mountain Crest  Mackay combined for 32 kills Ogden River : “It was a good match for us. and six aces. Defensively, Anela and Snow Canyon. Fishing is fair to good. An angler recently We played super hard,” head coach Briones had 11 digs while Lauren “We start region next week so caught some brown trout while fishing a Lori Salvo said. “Great all-around Weddington recorded three blocks. we’re excited to get going with spinner. Another angler caught five rainbow win for us.” that,” head coach April Painter said. trout. He was bait fishing with a worm. “Our team is looking good,” Pineview Reservoir (Blue Ribbon):  Fishing is good. Several anglers have caught Farmington golfer among tops at Eastern Wyoming smallmouth bass from shore. Try using any variety of Senko worms or other similar lures and jigs. Another angler caught a tiger muskie TORRINGTON, Wyoming — The Eastern Among them was Brendan Thomas, a freshman while fishing from a boat. Wyoming College Lancer Golf team hosted a Region from Farmington, who shot a 79 in the scrimmage.  IX scrimmage on Friday, Sept. 11, at the Cottonwood The Lancers topped the leader board with a team Weber River (Blue Ribbon): Golf Course in Torrington. There were five men’s score of 294, 21 strokes ahead of McCook Community Fishing is good. An angler fishing from shore teams competing in the one-day, 18-hole scrimmage. College who finished second with a score of 315. recently caught four brown trout using a worm and a Rooster Tail spinnerbait. Willard Bay Reservoir (Blue Ribbon):  Fishing is slow. I recently visited with a few anglers who were fishing the canal by the South Marina. The anglers fishing for wipers hadn’t caught any fish yet. Another angler caught a very small channel catfish using a worm. www.davisclipper.com 20 Friday, September 18, 2020 FREE Clas s ifieds Submit your classified ads at www.davisclipper.com or fax them to 801-295-3044 or call 801-295-2251 ext. 100. 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THIS COMMUNICATION IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A Marlene Nelson 0.16 Interior, Exterior, Residential DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED AERATION BY KERRY Myung & Jung Kim 0.28 & Commercial. Professional FOR THAT PURPOSE. C-5220 9/18-10/2 AKA Peartfection, Lawn Claudia Lewis 0.24 finish. Free est. Call 801-298- Mowing, Tilling, Aeration. Leo & Peggy Gustafson 0.17 4472 or 801-706-2951 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Never Too Early to Aerate. Laura Murray 0.17 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MARY DAWSON BALLARD, Call Kerry 801-231-7364 EMERGENCY TREE EX- The Board of Trustees of the District will meet in public the grantor of THE MARY DAWSON BALLARD REVOCABLE Serving since 1986 PERTS call or text Spencer session at District headquarters, 2837 E. Highway 193, Layton, FAMILY TRUST, dated October 25, 2007, died on May 10, 2020. Anderton 801-244-3542 For Utah, 9:00 a.m., Thursday, September 24th, 2020, to consider The undersigned is the duly appointed and qualified trustee of TREE TRIMMING & each of such petitions and any and all objections that may be THE MARY DAWSON BALLARD REVOCABLE FAMILY TRUST, Removal a free estimate. presented in writing by any persons showing cause why any dated October 25, 2007. Affordable Service South of said petitions should not be granted. All persons interested A creditor having a claim against the decedent and the trust Davis Area Duplex for Rent may appear at such hearing and show cause in writing why said must file a claim with the undersigned at the address given below Trees, shrubs and hedges, petitions, or any thereof should not be granted. Failure of any within 90 days after the first publication of this notice. Mowing Summer Cleanup, BOUNTIFUL DUPLEX 3bd, person to show cause in writing as aforesaid, shall be deemed Dated this 2 day of Setember, 2020. Hauling, Concrete Flat Work. 2bth, central heat/AC, large an assent on his part to the granting of said petition. THE MARY DAWSON BALLARD REVOCABLE FAMILY References, Senior Discount. kitchen with D/W, WD hook- The Board will at such meeting or at a subsequent meeting TRUST, dated October 25, 2007. Call Dan 801-518-7365 ups. NO smokers/pets. $1300/ adjourned therefrom, accept or reject the petitions. By: NATALIE HILL HOUMAND, Trustee ***WEEKLY LAWN mo. 801-597-4965 WEBER BASIN WATER CONSERVANCY DISTRICT Address for Claims MOWING*** Tage I. Flint, Secretary Marquis Aurbach Coffing Mowing, trimming, edg- Home for Rent C-5217 9/11-18 10001 Park Run Drive ing, fertilizing, sprinklers, Las Vegas, NV 89145 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE yard work. Davis Coun- C-5210 9/11-25 BOUNTIFUL 2BD, 1bth, cen- The following described property will be sold at public auction ty. 34yrs in business. tral air, large kitchen, 1 car ga- to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United SUMMONS 801-292-0450 rage, No smokers/pets. $800/ States at the time of sale, at the Second Judicial District Court, IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR month. 801-597-4965 800 West State Street, Farmington, Utah, on October 28, DAVIS COUNTY 2020, at 9:00am of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing its STATE OF UTAH claim of lien for unpaid homeowner assessments, fees, costs, Case No 1188174 interest and/or other charges arising from the Owner and Trustor, State of Utah in the interest: R. O. DOB: 03-27-2014 Crystal Gadd’s (“Owner”) ownership in the real property owned by THE STATE OF UTAH TO: TYLER SEAGER Owner and encumbered by that certain Declaration of Protective You are hereby summoned to appear before the above-entitled Covenants, Agreements, Conditions, and Restrictions Affecting court, 800 W. State St., Farmington, Utah or Via WebEx invitation the Real Property of Lakeview Condominiums Homeowners As- on October 1, 2020 at 11:30 a.m. for a Pretrial on the Verified sociation, Inc., recorded August 25, 2005, as Entry No. 2099967 Petition for Protective Supervision on the above-named child. and any amendments thereto (“Declaration”). The real property You have a right to be represented by an attorney at these pro- is purportedly located at 314 W. Center Street, #106, Bountiful, ceedings. If you do not appear at the time and place set forth Utah 84010, and more particularly described as: herein, a judgment will be entered against you, which may include UNIT 106, BUILDING F, AS SHOWN IN THE RECORD OF termination of your parental rights. C-5204 9/4-25 SURVEY MAP OF AMENDED PLAT OF LAKEVIEW CONDO- MINIUMS OF BOUNTIFUL, RECORDED IN THE COUNTY NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION RECORDER’S OFFICE OF DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH, AS Storage City, 211 W. Center Street ENTRY NO. 563738, IN BOOK 823, AT PAGE 20, OF OFFI- North Salt Lake, Ut 801-295-7867 CIAL RECORDS, AND AS DEFINED AND DESCRIBED IN DATE: Monday Oct 5 , 2020 @ 9:00 am DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF LAKEVIEW CONDO- This Notice of Auction is being given pursuant to 38-1-1 et el, MINIUM PROJECT, RECORDED IN SAID OFFICE AS ENTRY Utah Code Annotated. NO. 5333217, IN BOOK 771, AT PAGE 523, OF OFFICIAL Unit 251 Michelle Fleming, misc household # 401 Stephanie www.davisclipper.com RECORDS, AND AS AMENDED BY FIRST AMENDMENT Neider household items. C-5223 9/18 TO DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF LAKEVIEW 22 Friday, September 18, 2020 classifieds The Davis Clipper legal notices legal notices legal notices

NOTICE as part of the hearing record if received at the Division office for the purpose of foreclosing a Trust Deed (hereafter “Trust A Notice of Intent for the following project submitted in accor- before 5:00 p.m. Friday, October 2, 2020. Deed”) executed by Michael Donald Maddocks (who executed dance with R307-401-1, Utah Administrative Code (UAC), has C-5208 9/11-18 the Trust Deed as Michael Donlad Maddocks), as Trustor, in been received for consideration by the Director: favor of Pratt Progeny, LLC, a Utah limited liability company, Company Name: Geneva Rock Products, Inc. SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION as Beneficiary, wherein Matthew V. Hess serves as Successor Location: Geneva Rock Products, Inc. - Layton Concrete Batch Civil No. 200700378 Trustee, and which encumbers certain real property located Plant – 750 East 3000 North, Layton, UT Judge Thomas L. Kay at 130 East Center Street, Kaysville, Utah, more particularly Project Description: The source has requested the static Tier 1 Discovery described in the Trust Deed as follows: differential pressure drop on the baghouse fabric filter for the IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, STATE OF Beginning at the Northwest Corner of Lot 6, Block 5, Plat “A”, central mix concrete plant be updated from six (6) to fourteen UTAH, DAVIS COUNTY, FARMINGTON DEPARTMENT Kaysville Townsite Survey; and running thence East 66 feet; (14) inches of water column to two (2) to eleven (11) inches of HORIZON CREDIT UNION, thence South 132 feet; thence West 66 feet; thence North 132 water column. Source requested that various fuel storage tanks Plaintiff, feet to the point of beginning. be added to the permit. v. APN: 11-108-0028 The completed engineering evaluation and air quality impact NANCI M. MERCADO, Said Trust Deed was dated September 30, 2019, and re- analysis showed the proposed project meets the requirements Defendant. corded October 2, 2019, as Entry No. 3192095, in Book 7359, of federal air quality regulations and the State air quality rules. THE STATE OF UTAH TO DEFENDANT NANCI M. at Pages 560 - 565 of the records of the County Recorder of The Director intends to issue an Approval Order pending a 30- MERCADO: Davis County, Utah. day public comment period. The project proposal, estimate of the You are hereby summoned and required to file an answer The sale will be made without covenant or warranty as to effect on local air quality and draft Approval Order are available in writing to the Complaint in the above-captioned case. Your title, possession or encumbrances. Bidders must be prepared to for public inspection and comment at the Utah Division of Air answer must be filed with the Clerk of the Second Judicial District tender to the Successor Trustee $10,000 in certified funds at the Quality, 195 North 1950 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84116. Written Court of Davis County, State of Utah, located at 800 West State time of the sale, with the balance of the purchase price due by comments received by the Division at this same address on or Street, P.O. Box 769, Farmington, Utah 84025, within twenty-one noon the following business day at the office of the Successor before October 18, 2020 will be considered in making the final (21) days after final publication of this Summons. Within that Trustee. The second payment must be in the form of certified decision on the approval/disapproval of the proposed project. same period of time, you must also serve or mail a copy of the funds delivered via wire transfer. Email comments will also be accepted at [email protected]. If answer to Richard C. Terry, attorney for Plaintiffs, at 311 South DATED this 14th day of September, 2020. State Street, Suite 450, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111. anyone so requests to the Director in writing within 15 days of SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE: If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against you publication of this notice, a hearing will be held in accordance Matthew V. Hess for the relief demanded in said Complaint, which has been filed with R307-401-7, UAC. Blackburn & Stoll, L.C. Under Section 19-1-301.5, a person who wishes to challenge with the Clerk of the above-captioned court. 257 East 200 South, Suite 800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 a Permit Order may only raise an issue or argument during The causes of action alleged against you in the Complaint (801) 326-6198 an adjudicatory proceeding that was raised during the public is breach and unjust enrichment of loan agreements in the total C-5209 9/18-10/2 comment period and was supported with sufficient information amount of $14,310.00 as of April 24, 2020, plus after accruing or documentation to enable the Director to fully consider the interest at the respective contract rate, fees and costs until paid substance and significance of the issue. in full. The Clerk of the above-described Court is holding copies Date of Notice: September 18, 2020. C-9221 9/18 of the Complaint, this Summons, and the Court’s Order for Service of Process by Publication and Mailing in the Court’s file DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY for delivery to you should you request the same, and you may FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY obtain a copy of these items by requesting them from the Clerk. Proposed Flood Hazard Determinations for the City of Clear- DATED this 20th day of August, 2020. field, Davis County, Utah, Case No. 20-08-0266P. The Depart- TERRY JESSOP & BITNER Classified ment of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Attorneys for Plaintiff Agency (FEMA) solicits technical information or comments on By: /s/ Richard C. Terry proposed flood hazard determinations for the Flood Insurance C-5199 8/28-9/18 Rate Map (FIRM), and where applicable, the Flood Insurance deadline Study (FIS) report for your community. These flood hazard NOTICE OF INTENT TO ISSUE BONDS determinations may include the addition or modification of Base NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the provisions of Flood Elevations, base flood depths, Special Flood Hazard Area Utah Code §11-14-318, that on August 11, 2020, the Bountiful City Council adopted Resolution 2020-09 authorizing and pro- Monday 4 p.m. boundaries or zone designations, or the regulatory floodway. The FIRM and, if applicable, the FIS report have been revised viding for a bond election to be held on November 3, 2020, for to reflect these flood hazard determinations through issuance of the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of Bountiful, a Letter of Map Revision (LOMR), in accordance with Title 44, Utah, a proposition regarding the issuance of not to exceed eight Part 65 of the Code of Federal Regulations. These determina- million dollars ($8,000,000) in general obligation bonds to finance tions are the basis for the floodplain management measures the costs to purchase the former Washington Elementary School Legal notice that your community is required to adopt or show evidence of site and improve it as a city park that would include a variety of having in effect to qualify or remain qualified for participation in recreation fields and sport uses, and to expand and improve the the National Flood Insurance Program. For more information Bountiful trail system. The maximum principal amount of the bonds to be issued deadline on the proposed flood hazard determinations and information on the statutory 90-day period provided for appeals, please visit is Eight Million Dollars ($8,000,000) due and payable in not FEMA’s website at www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/fhm/bfe, or call to exceed twenty (20) years from the date of issuance of the the FEMA Map Information eXchange (FMIX) toll free at 1-877- Bonds. If the Bonds are issued, a property tax increase would Monday 4 p.m. FEMA MAP (1-877-336-2627). C-5211 9/11-18 be necessary to pay debt service on the Bonds over a period of 20 years. The estimated property tax increase would be $32.57 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING per year on a $371,000 primary residence and $59.22 per year NOTICE is hereby given that the DAVIS COUNTY BOARD OF on a business property having the same value. HEALTH will hold a public hearing in Room #2021 of the Davis A PUBLIC HEARING will be held on Tuesday, September County Health Department, 22 South State Street, Clearfield, 22, 2020, at the City Council meeting which starts at 7:00 p.m. Utah, at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 24, 2020. Pursuant at 255 South 100 West, Bountiful Utah for the purpose of re- to Utah Code 26A-1-12(1), the Board of Health will hold a public ceiving public input with respect to the issuance of bonds and hearing to afford interested persons an opportunity to submit the potential economic impact that the improvement, facility, or written data, views, and comments regarding proposed changes property for which the bonds pay all or part of the cost will have to the Tanning Regulation. The proposed changes include re- on the private sector. moving redundancies that are covered in Rule R392-700 Indoor A PUBLIC MEETING will be held, pursuant to the provisions of Tanning Bed Regulation, adding fees that are consistent with Utah Code §59-1-1605, on Thursday, October 15 at 6:00 p.m. at other Department programs, and making general Department 255 South 100 West, Bountiful, for a presentation of arguments in formatting revisions. favor of the ballot proposition and against the ballot proposition. Copies of the proposed regulation are available for review at the C-5212 9/11-18 Administration Offices of the Health Department located at 22 South State Street, Clearfield, Utah, or the Department website (HYPERLINK “https://go.usa.gov/xGCsP”go.usa.gov/xGCsP). NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Interested persons can contact Ms. Rachelle Blackham, Direc- The following described real property will be sold at public tor of the Environmental Health Services Division for the Davis auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the County Health Department, at 801-525-5128 or HYPERLINK United States at the time of sale, at the Davis County Justice “mailto:[email protected]” [email protected]. Complex, Courts Building, located at 800 West State Street, Written comments concerning the regulation will be considered Farmington, Utah, on Tuesday, October 13, 2020, at 10:00 am Posting DateFriday, September September 14, 18, 2020 2020 23

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© 2020 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 36, No. 41 Throughout history, people of all ages have needed more than things. We also need to laugh, to love and to feel safe. Food is a human need. You can’t Connect the punchline to each riddle. live without it!

A NEED is something you A WANT is something you But ice cream and must have in order to survive. would like to have but can other treats are For example, you need shelter, live without. A music player, wants, while healthy clothing, food, water and television and bike are wants fruits and veggies sometimes medicines. not needs. are needs!

Kid Scoop’s Super Silly Jokes for Kids Wants or Needs Through History is here! Order your copy today at your Look at each of the periods of history below. Write a W next to the things that you think would have been a WANT in that local bookstore or time. Write an N next to those items that would have been needs. Cross out the items that didn’t exist at that point in history. Amazon.com!

CATTLE BOOTS FIRE SPEAR SANDALS GOATS HAT HOUSE MEDICINES WATER DOGS FIRE SHELTER ROPE GUITAR SURVIVE CAVE/SHELTER FRUIT GOLD PYRAMIDS SHELTER WHEELS HORSE H I S A M E S T E O RADIO FISH SPICES HISTORY CATS TRAVEL R E T L E H S R S Y TABLET I C R W D A N U R R WATER T T E T I O R S O O WANTS E C T R C V O B H T HORSE CARDS L A A A I A I F H S CAVE B R W V N K N U D I SAME A D E E E N N E E H HUNT T S D L S T N A W S FOOD BIKE Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical What do you think? words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. Over time, most needs have stayed the same. But some things are needs in one time period and wants in another. For example, during Wants and Needs Newspaper Search the times of the American West, having a horse helped people travel Look through the newspaper for pictures of things or and hunt. While some people did not have horses, most did, and they words that represent wants and needs. Paste them into were highly needed. Today, having a horse is more of a want. the correct side of the chart below: Yesterday and Today What do you think? In which time period would a digital tablet be a Look through the newspaper for five things that need and in which time period would it be a want? Why would a did not exist when your parents were children. digital tablet be a need in the time of coronavirus? Ask your parents if that is true? Then look though Draw a GREEN circle around needs that have stayed the same over time. the newspaper with your parents to find other Draw a RED circle around things that have been a need in one time things that didn’t exist when they were children. period and a want in another. Standards Link: Use the newspaper to locate information.

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