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STORY IN LIFE SHAY BARUFFI 2 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 NEWS IRON COUNTY TODAY Feed Utah food drive coming NEW COVID CURBSIDE to a neighborhood near you TESTING SCHEDULE On Saturday, March 20, 2021, the Food Bank asks the public to help by The COVID testing site is » Sunday – CLOSED rst annual statewide Feed Utah food placing a bag of non-perishable food located on Sage Drive next » Monday – 9am - 4pm drive will bring together the power outside their front door by 9am on to the Cedar City InstaCare: » Tuesday – 9am - 4pm of Utah’s diverse civic organizations the day of the food drive for pickup » Wednesday – CLOSED and religious communities in the ght by volunteers. Donated food will be 962 Sage Drive, Cedar City » Thursday – 9am - 4pm against hunger—all while adhering to distributed to Utah Food Bank, and its » Friday – 9am - 4pm strict social distancing recommenda- 203 partner agencies across the state. » Saturday – 9am - 1pm tions and safety protocols. Interested individual can volun- Utah Food Bank and their network teer to help sta‘ the drop-o‘ sites of 203 partner agencies, in partnership throughout the State on the JustServe with Associated Food Stores, JustServe, site: https://www.justserve.org and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- search for the Feed Utah projects day Saints, Bonneville Salt Lake (KSL TV, posted therein. Also visit, https:// KSL Newsradio, FM100.3 and 103.5 The feedutah2021.org for more information.

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GETTY IMAGES Arrow) and the NAACP will be coordi- To register to volunteer on nating the statewide e‘ ort. The goal is JustServe.org: to provide food to the estimated 511,000 » Visit JustServe.org or download the Utahns who will face hunger this year, JustServe App. many of whom are facing hunger for » Select “Sign in/Register” and create the rst time due to economic fallout an account or register with your resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. Facebook account Even more alarming is that 1 in 5 Utah » Con rm your registration by kids are unsure where their next meal responding to an email sent from will come from. JustServe.org Residents across the state will » Search for a FEED UTAH project receive door hangers during the days in your area and sign up as a leading up to the food drive, and Utah volunteer IRON COUNTY TODAY NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 3 Bookings Below are bookings as reported by CAIFA, St. Martha’s Basket event the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. to help moms and babies March 8 Deception from Marguerite SMITH BRANDON L March 10 GREEN CEDAR AREA INTER-FAITH ALLIANCE LAS VEGAS, NV KELLY L Identity Theft, MCCORMICK The Cedar Area Inter Faith Alliance Obtain Poss of IRON COUNTY Stolen Credit GRID is planning a spring woman’s event. Due Cards Emergency Reporting Abuse, to the ongoing concern over COVID ELIZABETH L OLSEN Resist/Interfere it has been decided to do a “drive in - w/Arrest PAROWAN, UT drop o‘” event which will support the Identity Theft, TEDDY R Obtain Poss of FERRIS popular St. Martha’s Basket Project. This Stolen Credit CEDAR CITY, UT event is scheduled on March 23rd from Cards, DRUG – DRUG – Poss 3 to 7 pm with the drop o‘ at Christ Poss/Use C/S, C/S, Drug Dist/Offer/Arrange Paraphernalia the King Catholic Church, 690 So. Cove Distribution of C/S JACOB S Drive. JOSHUA V BAKER This project started in 1995 by Marty ALVARADO CEDAR CITY, UT CEDAR CITY, UT Disorderly Kravetz of Christ the King Church. 5 DV – Threats Conduct baskets were given that year. At the against life/ property, DV March 12 twentieth anniversary mark, 600 had in Presence of been given out. 2018 - 53 baskets, Child, Aggravated BRITTANY E Assault MENDEZ 2019 - 53 baskets and in 2020 - 54 ENOCH, UT baskets were given out. 9 were dis- March 9 DUI w/BAC at/ over .08, Criminal tributed in January of this year alone. CINDY CHRISTY K Mischief The 900th basket was given out in DAVIDSON WITH BEAM NURSES AT CEDAR CITY, UT March 13 January. Monetary gifts (which are tax Burglary, Theft deductible) are also appreciated. Cindy THE HOSPITAL – Value equals/ MATTHEW K Davidson has holding a basket exceeds $5000 NICHOLS with a value of ST. GEORGE, UT been heading up $300 which will TIMOTHY E Prob/Parole HENRY Violation this project since be given to a ENOCH, UT 2009. mother and her Burglary, Theft baby. – Value equals/ March 14 “This project exceeds $5000, MICHAEL G is a parish and COURTESY - CAIFA Criminal Mischief NEELEY community proj- to new mothers Just Serve web site at www.justserve. CRYSTALLINE CEDAR CITY, UT M VERRILL DRUG – Poss C/S ect that donates before they leave org, look for the bulletin at your church CEDAR CITY, UT CHERI A items to mothers the hospital with or look for those posted around town. Child Abuse/ NIKODEM that need a little the recipients You may also contact Patti Lund at Neglect CEDAR CITY, UT GUERBY DRUG -Poss C/S extra help in the care of their newborns determined by the hospital, making the 435-865-9460 or at 435-592-1239. SAINTCYR in Correctional and to boost the mothers spirit. (Iron donation completely anonymous,” she We look forward to your participa- LAKE WORTH, FL Facility, Theft by Obstructing County has the second highest poverty shared. tion and look forward to a live event Justice rate in the state.) This layette is given For a list of needed items go to the next spring. 4 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 NEWS IRON COUNTY TODAY OPINION

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R. Gail Stahle The Constitution alone isn’t PUBLISHER [email protected] enough to protect religious liberty Deborah Martineau OFFICE MANAGER hether you attend services or out in nature—freedom of religion unpopular beliefs to be a little more— o“ cemanager@ ironcountytoday.com on Saturday, Sunday or not all protects all. popular. But as America becomes less at—whether you worship in a Protecting all, from the politically interested in established religion, too ADVERTISING Wchurch, a co‘ ee shop or out in nature— popular to the unpopular, from believers many Americans are willing to let dis- freedom of religion protects all. to non-believers, views against discrimi- interest in religion grow into disdain for Scott Stahle The rst amendment to the United nation in employment, commerce, social religious liberty. That is a mistake we will SALES REPRESENTATIVE States constitution states, “Congress shall services, access to housing, health care, or regret if we let it continue. [email protected] make no law respecting an education should be a non- We do ourselves, and the nation, a 801.755.5999 establishment of religion, or partisan and widely accepted disservice if we neglect the public good prohibiting the free exercise priority. that religious freedom provides in society. Patti Bostick SALES REPRESENTATIVE thereof…” I often call this the And yet, this most funda- For those who are religious, and a part of [email protected] rst freedom as the Founders mental of protections failed an organized religion, it o‘ ers a sense of 435.592.1030 listed it rst among the inalien- to get support in the community, charitable giving, vol- able rights granted by God and United States Senate. It unteerism, and humanitarian relief. EDITORIAL protected by the constitution, is a harbinger of danger / For those who are not religious, it yet it is currently under attack. ahead. Though most OP allows them to believe in whatever, Corey Baumgartner On February 5, in an act that Americans still treasure or whomever, they want to believe MANAGING EDITOR would have sent shockwaves religious freedom, in. Religious freedom gives every- [email protected] through the nation a few it appears that slim Ed one the choice to live the way they REP. CHRIS decades ago, the Senate voted STEWART majorities in our legislative want to live, believe the way they want to Shay BaruŠ REPORTER against protecting the free UTAH HOUSE DISTRICT 2 branch do not. believe, and worship the way they want exercise of religion. The vote Though the idea of religious to worship. Free exercise is deeply and Tom Zulewski fell along party lines, with every Democrat liberty is deeply ingrained in our national fundamentally tied to the idea of America. SPORTS WRITER opposed. By contrast, as recently as 1993, psyche, the practice of it has always been a COVID-19 has threatened everything when the Senate passed the Religious challenge. Early settlers came to this land from our social interactions to our liveli- LAYOUT/DESIGN Freedom Restoration Act, the body voted seeking religious liberty but struggled hoods. It has also threated our ability to 97-3 to protect religious liberty. That to tolerate other faiths. Protestant faiths worship—further jeopardizing our religious Devin Christ CREATIVE DIRECTOR e‘ ort was led by one of the Senate's most enjoyed proliferation while, at di‘ erent liberty. The constitutionally protected right [email protected] liberal members, Massachusetts Senator times, Catholics, Jews, Muslims, and to worship was severely limited or banned Ted Kennedy. Alarmingly, this rst amend- members of the Church of Jesus Christ of even as casinos, marijuana dispensaries, CIRCULATION ment guarantee has now been politicized Latter-day Saints endured persecution. as a partisan issue. In these supposedly more enlightened Stephanie Millett Religious freedom is more than the times, we might expect tolerance for see STEWART » 7 S. CEDAR CITY freedom to attend a worship service at a [email protected] church, mosque, or synagogue, it protects 435.272.3050 our right to live, speak, and act peacefully and publicly according to one’s deeply Stormee Anderson N. CEDAR CITY/ENOCH held beliefs. [email protected] Religious freedom protects minorities 435.592.5724 from the cultural majority imposing their beliefs through the power of the govern- Wendy Hanson ment. Whether you attend services on PAROWAN/PARAGONAH Saturday, Sunday, or not all at—whether [email protected] you worship in a church, a co‘ ee shop, 435.477.9100

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the the To Editor Submit your letter From Editor to the Editor The privileges of parental on our website ironcountytoday. and public education com, or by emailing March Gladness it to news@ I should start this letter regarding the proposed ironcountytoday.com or hile March and sacred holidays. Social and Emotional Learning program at Iron bring/mail them to 389 (Martius) is Most of all in March County School District from a softer space, but I N 100 W, Cedar City, named for (as in every other am out of polite, quiet words. I am exhausted from Utah 84721. All letters Wthe Roman God of War, month) we celebrate trying to consistently share the message of inequal- must be signed, be Mars, there are lots of new beginnings. Be they ity and hard times that some children exist in. The brief (generally under reasons to be glad, not in our careers, compan- elephant in the room needs to be booted out, the 300 words in length), mad during the month of ionships, kids and every rose-colored glasses need to be broken and people list the author’s city March. Not only is it the other creative pursuit need to get their heads out of the dang sand! and give the writer’s first day of Spring (20th) in our life and world Want to know what I see as privilege? Privilege is telephone number (phone number will not it’s also the month to changing endeavors. thinking that every child in our community went to be printed). We reserve celebrate women in his- COREY We at the Iron County bed with their bellies full last night. Privilege is trying the right to edit all tory (and in our present), BAUMGARTNER Today will continue to to convert someone to your way of thinking without letters for length or caregivers, salespeople, MANAGING EDITOR do our best to bring pausing to see what basic needs are not being met. content. For letters dentists, nutrition, music, you things worth Privilege is saying, “My kids don’t need “x,y,z” from arriving electronically, math (Pi Day, 14th), alien abduc- reading, celebrating and helping school because I give it to them.” we will use the tions, puppies, Passover/Palm encourage you to discover new Not every child in this community is being raised author’s e-mail address Sunday (28th), St. Patrick’s Day opportunities and embrace your in a home that has a day of the week set aside to in lieu of a signature. (17th) and many other fun, weird new beginnings. teach them basic social and emotional skills that can help them survive and thrive in our society. Some of them don’t even have anyone in their immediate circle that can show them these fundamental characteristics of responsibility, building positive relationships and understanding and managing their emotions. And if they don’t have someone teaching it and they don’t see anyone modeling it, guess what? They have no way of doing it. I was talking to a 5-year-old boy, who was staying in foster care with me, who told me he didn’t want to grow up. When I asked why, he said he didn’t want to grow up and go to jail. When I questioned him further on why he would even make such a correlation he said, “But how do I not?” Upon looking closer at his life to that point, I realized there was no adult males that he could name in his family or community that had not grown up and gone to jail. Why do we need to teach social and emotional skills in our schools? Because there are hundreds of little children just like him asking, “How do I not?” Are you really going to deny him that knowledge? Because if these kids don’t learn these rudimen- tary skills, guess who is going to pay besides them? The other kids in their classroom, neighborhood and yes, that also means yours. And they won't just pay now, they will continue to pay throughout their lives. Further, and this is the good part, if you don’t agree with something that your child is being taught then you, as the responsible, educated parent, who has the time, can teach them what you do believe. You can clarify with them how to hear something that goes against what you teach at home and disregard it because it is of no worth to them. Now that is privilege! You have that right, that ability, and you should absolutely exercise it, but stop trying to take those same vital oppor- tunities away from children that don’t live in the same space your children do.

Amy Bates, Iron County 6 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 NEWS IRON COUNTY TODAY 2021 Legislative Session WRAP UP (Part 1) Dear Friends and Neighbors, Utah. These incentives are not disbursed until post-production to learn in the classroom. Parents will once again have the when the film projects have met the requirements. The film ability to determine what is best for their child, whether that After seven long weeks of the 2021 General Legislative Session industry has generated more than 7,600 jobs and $147 million be in-person or virtual learning. The primary objectives of the we have officially concluded our business. We passed a total in salaries in our state in 2019. This bill will strengthen rural bill are: 1) Keep all Utah schools open at least four days a week; of 503 bills this session. Even when focusing on the session communities by investing in local jobs, stimulating the economy and 2) Implement the “test to stay” program for schools that full-time, it can be difficult to keep up with the bills, but I know and increasing Utah’s profile as a filming destination. reach the 2 percent positivity rate to prevent soft closures. In a that becomes even harder to do for our citizens. Every bill we further effort to address learning losses due to the pandemic, discussed can be found online at le.utah.gov. Any bill that we passed, S.B. 148 Public Education Modifications, to provide received a committee hearing or floor debate has audio or video Education transparency for parents and educators to address any learning available so you can hear everything that was said about the FUNDING loss students may have experienced during the pandemic. bill. For those of you who would rather not comb through our Schools will allow students to access information regarding website, I have created a session recap highlighting some of the The budget this year provided historic levels of funding for performance reports and performance standards. This bill will top issues we worked on this session. education with over half of our state funds facilitate a positive relationship between parents and teachers appropriated for public and higher education. This moving forward as they work to address learning losses. funding included $121 million for teacher and staff Budget COVID-19 bonuses, restoring a 6 percent (WPU) It is our Constitutional responsibility to pass a increase in per student funding, $127 million for Elections and Government balanced budget each year. Early in the session we future education spending to ensure we keep our VOTING pass bare bones base budgets to ensure our state commitment to fund public education enrollment can continue running even if there is a breakdown growth and inflation. All said, we will have spent While many states needed to scramble to put together their in budget negotiations. Typically, on the last night nearly half a billion dollars ongoing in public mail-in-ballot elections this year, Utah was already well prepared of session, we pass what is referred to as the “Bill education. That’s half a billion dollars each year, and seen as a standard for other states to follow. While we are of Bills” which this year was S.B. 3 Appropriations every year, from now on. proud of how well we handled the elections, there is always Adjustments. This allows us to supplement the room for improvement. For example, we found that ballots base budgets with expanded appropriations In addition, we passed S.B. 142 Public Education occasionally are mailed to deceased voters. H.B. 12 Deceased based on the latest revenue estimates which are Funding Amendments, which seeks to ensure Voter Amendments, creates a more uniform process to rectify typically shared mid-way through session. Our Utah students receive equal funding by assessing this issue. When a Utahn passes away, the bill requires that total state budget this year was a remarkable SEN. EVAN our public education revenue and current funding the death certificate be sent from the state registrar to the $23.4 billion including both state and federal VICKERS structure. S.B. 142 would allow the legislative Lieutenant Governor’s office within five business days of the funding. Public Education Appropriations Committee to certificate's registration. The certificate will then be sent to the UTAH SENATE DISTRICT 28 make recommendations to better distribute funds County Clerk’s office where the deceased name will be removed throughout the state. from the voter rolls. Before each election cycle, the Lieutenant Business and Economic Development UTAH TEACHERS Governor’s office will also cross-check each name against the REGULATORY SANDBOX United States Social Security Administration data. Another area Utah is currently experiencing a shortage of teachers and school we worked to improve is allowing more transparency for voters In an effort to help our Utah businesses thrive and allow for counselors in public schools. Several school districts are working in where their ballots are in the process. H.B. 70 Ballot Tracking more innovation, we passed H.B. 217 Regulatory Sandbox Program on innovative approaches to meet teacher needs. H.B. 381 Grow Amendments allows you to sign up for email or text message Amendments, this session which creates a "sandbox" program Your Own Teacher and School Counselor Pipeline Program, notification of your mail-in ballot whether it has been mailed, where companies can suspend certain regulations for a limited creates a grant program to assist Utah paraprofessionals, school received, or counted. period of time while they are testing new ideas. This will allow counselor assistants, and school counselor interns in becoming companies to see if their ideas will work before enacting licensed teachers or school counselors and provides a scholar- CONCEAL CARRY FIREARM AMENDMENTS regulations. It is important to note that H.B. 217 does not suspend ship to certain school employees. Utah currently has an "open carry" law that allows individuals regulations pertaining to public health and safety measures. PARENTS AND STUDENTS who are legally able to possess a firearm to open carry in public. ELECTRONIC FREE SPEECH H.B.60 Conceal Carry Firearms Amendments, allows anyone The pandemic impacted us all over the last year, but children over 21, who is legally allowed to possess a firearm, to carry a Over the past year, there have been concerns regarding the especially felt the impacts of this pandemic as their previously concealed weapon in public without a concealed carry permit. unfair censorship of individuals online. The Utah Senate sees entirely in-person learning converted to all online learning. This bill also establishes a Suicide Prevention and Education Fund the dangers of these practices within Big Tech and took action The shift to online learning, while necessary in the beginning, and a portion of funds collected from the concealed carry permit by passing S.B. 228 Electronic Free Speech Amendments, which resulted in record number of students failing. S.B. 107 In-person class will go toward suicide prevention efforts and firearm safety. increases transparency within social media corporations to Instruction Prioritization, ensures students have the opportunity protect users from unequal censorship. Under this bill, social media organizations will need to notify users anytime their content is censored. Once notified, users can appeal the moderation and provide evidence in opposition to the censorship. Additionally, this bill requires social media companies to release a complete list of moderation practices, allowing individuals to make informed decisions and holding organizations accountable for unfair practices. STRATEGIC PLANNING H.B. 348 Economic Development Amendments, reworks the state's economic development strategy by creating the Utah Economic Opportunity Commission to take a holistic approach to economic development policy. A decade ago, the sole priority of the state was to attract jobs. While this proved successful, we now have additional needs due to growth in our state. The goal is to shift our focus from economic development to economic opportunity that includes consideration for things like ensuring citizens can acquire housing, college graduates can find work, families can make sufficient for their needs, and stay at home moms can reengage in the workplace when they desire. This bill also reorganizes the Governor’s Office of Economic Development into the new GO Utah Office and puts the office in charge of coordinating economic development tasks among local and private development entities. Finally, this bill creates a broadband grant program to enhance broadband services in rural Utah. This is an important step forward in our long-term economic development and opportunity planning. FILM INCENTIVES S.B. 167 Utah Film Economic Incentives, provides tax credit certificates for productions, films and series when they film in IRON COUNTY TODAY NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 7 STEWART principle of our Constitution liberty. Yes, it serves as a frame- Author discusses and a large part of what makes work to de ne our rights, but « CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4 every individual unique. It is defending those rights requires what forms our morals, actions, the support of laws, courts, and Importance of and lm shoots were labeled and priorities. It is what allows public opinion as well. Minority essential. Religious exercise someone to wear a necklace rights and freedom of thought 'weirdos' at SUU was deemed nonessential, like with a cross on it, students to have always required diligent a pastime that lacks the impor- miss school to observe religious defense. tance of other truly indispensable holidays, groups to pray, or to Safeguarding the First by Shay BARUFFI activities. Accommodating choose not to pray, and much Amendment guarantee against IRON COUNTY TODAY religion, even in safe ways, seems more. The freedom to worship prohibiting the free exercise of to be a low priority for many must not be taken for granted religion should never be partisan Tyler Stillman, the Director of Entrepreneurship governments at the federal, state, and we must work to preserve it or controversial–it should stand for SUU’s School of Business, introduced Charles or local levels. for future generations. outside of politics. We need to Cooke; “Our speaker today studied modern history The freedom to worship, The Constitution alone won't rally for the freedoms we must and politics at The University of Oxford. He is the including free exercise, is a core be enough to protect religious pass on to our children. author of The Conservatarian Manifesto and a writer and editor for the National Review. He cohosts two very popular podcasts, Mad Dogs and Englishmen and The Editors. He speaks frequently on TV, he has been on the BBC, Real Time with Bill Maher, Fox News and MSNBC. He is an Englishman who is °uent in French, yet he is an American citizen, he is well- versed in American history, yet he is also extraordi- narily tech savvy, he is a Florida man that has written a manifesto and yet there are no mugshots of him.” Charles Cooke focused his dialogue on the importance of weird people, particularly how they are essential for our culture, our economy and politics. “I am growing increas- ingly alarmed that our society is marginalizing and discouraging weird people and, in the process, ensuring that they will never get to make the contributions that they have histori- SHAY BARUFFI cally made. Either CHARLES COOKE because those people are quickly shu±ed out of the room when they do something unusual or because watching what happens to people who step out of line nowadays, they never try in the rst place,” stated Cooke. Cooke described several instances where the eccentricities of in°uential members of history were key portions of their identities, “If you try to bash in the rough edges of society’s weirdos, you’re probably going to lose their genius as well. The weird side of many people is also their good side.” Focusing on everyone having ideal beliefs regarding politics and religion can be detrimental. We don’t have to care what these people believed in terms of politics and religion if these beliefs play nothing into what they have done. After Cooke’s speech, he and Dr. Lynn Vartan answered audience questions and continued the conversation regarding overcoming the fear of being a weirdo outwardly. For more information about Charles Cooke visit his website at: https://charlescw- cooke.com. 8 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 THE ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT SHOWCASE IN IRON COUNTY

by Weslie STRATTON FOR IRON COUNTY TODAY Hannah Brandt, a 15-year-old sophomore attending Canyon View High School, enjoys junk food, Net° ix and music as much as the average teenage girl but above all, she lives for ballet. As a child Hannah's mom, Tauna, said she was active and busy enough for her parents to seek a On Point way for her to channel energy. That led them to Cedar City Junior Ballet where Hannah fell in love with dancing at age ve. "She has pretty much grown up in the studio," Tauna Brandt said. "She dances all the time." At age 12 Hannah auditioned for a summer intensive program at Brigham Young University and was accepted. This was the beginning of many audi- tions and at 13 she was accepted to Art Emotions in Cleveland, OH where she trained with two dancers from Ballet West. When Hannah was 14 COVID-19 shut down many opportunities but she was able to train virtually in her own living room. Her hard work paid o‘ because Hannah has been accepted to two prestigious training pro- grams this summer, one with Ballet West in Salt Lake City and the other with Jo‘ rey Ballet School in Los Angeles, CA. Between intense ballet training Hannah continues to dance at Cedar City Junior Ballet where Tauna said she has been well trained. "It's been really great," she said, adding that her teacher, Lise Mills, has been a big part of Hannah's life and training. "We are beyond grateful to her and all she's done." When she's not dancing, Hannah is taking concurrent enrollment classes and hopes to eventually attend the University of Utah where she could study interior design while continuing to dance. Modest about her dance accom- Local teen plishments, Hannah said that she values the friendships she has developed through ballet. "I've also learned a lot of life lessons accepted to through some of the little things and the discipline," Hannah said. While dancing intensely at least ve days a week, the teen prestigious ballerina said that she has a big appetite. "I always crave Doritos!" she said. "I'm hungry ballet all the time and try to eat healthy but I like junk food. And carrots." Hannah is looking programs forward to a summer full of unique dance opportu- nities and her family has established a GoFundMe account to help nance her programs: http:// gf.me/u/zk5vna. PHOTOS COURTESY HANNAH BRANDT IRON COUNTY TODAY SHOWCASE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 9

"BREATH OF LIFE" But honestly, it really ILLUSTRATION BY SENIOR STUDIO ARTS MAJOR CHLOE TATE. This is the second year her wasn’t working pieces have been chosen for the competition. by Mary Anne ANDERSEN CEDAR CITY ARTS COUNCIL t is one of a wife’s most dreaded scenarios: she has to tell her husband that something is wrong with the car. He asks what’s wrong and she says, “I Idon’t know but it made a funny sound.” He asks when and she says, “At random.” With heavy sighs, he drives the car around the block and of course, nothing is wrong. She continues to hear the occasional ominous groan until nally the husband gives in and takes it to the mechanic. The mechanic asks where the sound is coming from. Husband says he can’t tell; maybe it complains upon braking. So, the mechanic takes it around the block and of course, nothing seems amiss. A classic case of “But honestly, it wasn’t working before.” This happened to me at the university not long ago. Since the advent of COVID, we have to record all of our classes so that a student may watch them outside of the classroom itself. This is to prevent a student from coming to class when he is sick. After several entries on the computer keyboard (a triumph in itself for me), the camera is supposed to spring to attention, ready to be directed to the spot where I intend to stand. But on that

SUU COLLEGE OF PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS Monday, it didn’t move at all. My screen just told me that Zoom couldn’t nd the camera. SUU Illustration Students accepted two What?! It has found the camera daily for months, but years in a row into prestigious competition just not today. I immediately reached out to our resident by Ashley H. POLLOCK reader and storyteller. I enjoy including a narrative computer nerds, who were there in 10 minutes. I know SUU COLLEGE OF PERFORMING AND VISUAL A RTS in the pieces I create, even if that narrative is only what you’re thinking: the tech guy tried and it worked ever known by me.” ne, but no. He did have to tinker with it—30 seconds Illustration West is an annual competition and The jurors for this 59th year included Dru max—and it worked. I was appropriately grateful. exhibition highlighting the year’s best illustration Struzan, illustrator of the famous Indiana Jones, Tuesday, no issues with the camera. Wednesday, same – both from L.A. and from all around the world. Star Wars, and Harry Potter posters; Claire Keane, noti cation: Zoom can’t locate the camera. Another Society of Illustrators (SILA) is proud to represent concept artist for Disney's Frozen; Mike Mignola, trip from the IT guy, and THIS time it worked just established and emerging artists and demonstrate the creator of the Hellboy comic; Suzy Hutchinson, ne. Nothing apparently wrong. A prime example of that this continues to be an exciting era for the Art Director of Mad Magazine; Celebrity teasing by the gremlins that reside in my technology. illustration. Southern Utah University (SUU) had caricaturist Jason Seiler; Illustration legend C. F. All mothers know about the self-healing sore two students, Andrew Lee and Chloe Tate, from Payne; Fantasy illustrator Justin Gerard; Caldecott throat. The child has a sore throat and is lethargic; the the illustration program enter with four of their winning artist Kadir Nelson; and Editor of "Diary of receptionist on the phone says to bring her in, but the works accepted into the exhibition. a Wimpy Kid"—Charles Kochman. earliest appointment is the next afternoon. When the Chloe Tate, senior Studio Arts Major with an Hala Swearingen, professor of Illustration at hour arrives, the child opens her mouth, the doctor emphasis in Illustration and minors in both Arts SUU, shares, “I am very excited that Chloe and says she has a sore throat, and that will be $50.00. Our Administration and Art History from St. George, Andrew had their work accepted into the Society doctor friend says parents often seem disappointed UT, shares, “This is my second year having pieces of Illustrators Los Angeles 59th Annual Illustration that it isn’t something more serious, but apparently chosen for the Society of Illustrators Los Angeles Competition this year! Not only does it validate the just being in the o¶ce can take care of the problem. competition. It's an honor to be chosen and very quality of their work in the illustration industry, We had a recent experience where the relationship exciting. Every year there is an amazing roster of but it also adds a prestigious line to their resumes. between the problem and the xer was a little bit jurors who are incredible artists. Just knowing The exhibition had an absolutely incredible jury unusual. Our refrigerator freezer stopped keeping the that they have seen my work and deemed it wor- this year—and I hope that Chloe and Andrew feel ice cream as rm as it should be, although everything thy for the show is great encouragement. I didn't an additional boost of con dence knowing that else seemed ne. Our great repairman, Howard, said start out as an art major and I've always felt like these amazing people voted for their work!” that this little part here—wiggle, wiggle—was not I've been catching up with my peers, but reaching Andrew and Chloe, amazing students of the working right, but the appliance was so old that he goals like this motivates me to keep improving Illustration program at SUU, continue to astound was unable to order a new part. His suggestion was and working towards where I want to be. My Cedar City and the nation as they share their replacing the refrigerator. That was six months ago artwork tends to contain mostly people and artwork. Congratulations to these dedicated and it has been working perfectly ever since. Knock natural elements with a mystical twist. I'm an avid artists! on wood. 10 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 SHOWCASE IRON COUNTY TODAY Cedar City Star Search to showcase local talents from Brad ABRAMS to the participants. “Music has always CEDAR CITY EVENT DIRECTOR been a part of my life. My father was a musician. Because of early exposure In times of trouble, we turn to the and constant listening to all types of arts. During the recent months of music everyday nearly all day at my hibernation brought on by the COVID- record store […] I experience music 19 pandemic, the creative arts have in a unique way and am grateful to o‘ered many a therapeutic outlet. be able to o‘er my assistance to this Creative artists worldwide have been event,” shares Lisa Cretsinger. honing their techniques and skills to The contest design includes three break up the monotony of quarantine. age divisions (4-12, 13-18, and 19+) It is no di‘erent in Cedar City, and the and a Groups and Bands category. The idea for Cedar City Star Search was participants will each compete for a SUU WIIND SYMPHONY hatched with this concept in mind,” $250.00 prize in their respective age THE 2021 SUU WIND SYMPHONY WILL FEATURE GUEST BANDS from Canyon View and Cedar High for a virtual virtuoso performance. said Brad Abrams, Cedar City Event division and category. And if that isn’t Director. “Latent talent exists in our enough, the audience will also get community with many that just need their say with one act designated as an opportunity to share and to be Audience Choice. Lisa Cox, Resident SUU, local high school discovered, and what better way than Stage Manager at Heritage Theater, a feel-good community event.” elaborated on the lineup, “We want bands bring positivity In January, online applications to mix things up with a variety of opened for all Iron County residents, acts competing against each other, a with nearly fty applicants sending a vocalist pitted against a dancer and through virtual concert 3-5-minute YouTube video featuring a magician. It especially makes it excit- their specialty. From there, a judging ing in the bands and groups category, by Ashley H. POLLOCK of the top wind and percussion pool, composed of city sta‘ and local when you have CellomaniaUSA SUU COLLEGE OF PERFORMING & VISUAL A RTS students at SUU. The ensemble is community members, selected 12 competing against a band called the committed to the performance of semi- nalists to compete at the nal Foxy Grandpas.” With safety precautions in place the highest quality contemporary competition to be held at the Heritage For those that didn’t get a chance due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and traditional works in the wind Theater on Friday, March 19th at 7 to enter this year, Cedar City Events virtual performances have been a band repertoire. Innovative con- pm. “It was a hard decision. We were assures us that there will be a Star positive point in the students’ lives certs, adventurous programming, incredibly impressed with the talent Search 2022 and hopes that showcas- at SUU. The SUU Music Department and high-level music-making out there. We received videos from ing local talent will become a yearly will live stream an engaging are the hallmarks of this select vocalists, magicians, performance by the SUU Wind ensemble. poets, dancers, bands, Symphony with featured guests, Aria Williams, senior tuba per- and even a pyrotechnic the Cedar High School and Canyon formance major from Gardnerville, act ( re breather),” said View High School symphonic bands. Nevada, says, “The SUU Wind Wendy Bonzo, Cedar City The concert will be held on Monday, Symphony strives for the most Treasurer. March 22, 2021, at 7:30 p.m. to view professional and mature sound that In its inaugural year, this performance, visit www.suu.edu/ we can possibly muster which has Cedar City Star Search pva/music/webcasts.html. shown through time and time again. based loosely on the Dr. Adam Lambert, Director There have de nitely been obstacles popular television show of Bands, shares, “The SUU Wind as we've worked on this concert. Star Search that ran from Symphony is excited to perform COVID-19 has made us very consci- 1983 -1995, with host Ed alongside our two neighboring high entious of how we run rehearsals; McMahon. Cedar City’s schools. Both schools have °ourish- we do a lot of small group rehearsals host will be well-known ing band programs with excellent to limit how many people are in local actor Brandon COURTESY CC STAR SEARCH directors. David Jordan has built one room. Oftentimes, sectional Burke, “I’m so excited an outstanding program at Canyon leaders are responsible for running about hosting this event, not only tradition, “Every community should View and is well-respected among rehearsals for their small section because it’ll be fun to be in a theatre have an annual talent show, especially other music educators around the so when we come together as a again, but because Cedar is my home, Festival City USA, said Brad Abrams. state. His bands are top contenders group, it sounds cohesive. We only and I know how much energy and at every event and competition they have a couple days of full ensemble talent this little city has. The idea of Tickets: participate in. Cedar High, under the rehearsal for each concert so it is supporting the growth and develop- Admission is free, but tickets are direction of Keith Sorensen, is no important that each individual puts ment of that energy and talent with a required for COVID-19 contact tracing. di‘erent. Keith has kept the tradition in the work so it can t together community event gives me life.” With Iron County’s recent move into of excellence alive and the bands seamlessly.” Along with Brandon, three celebrity the moderate transmission level, at Cedar continue to be among the Enjoy the epic collaboration of judges, Cedar City Mayor Maile Wilson tickets are again available at cedarcity. strongest in Utah. It's a real honor SUU Wind Symphony and local high Edwards, Utah Shakespeare Festival org/starsearch. to share this concert with them and school bands on Monday, March 22, Education Director Michael Bahr, and Semi-Finalist Bios will be posted their amazing students.” 2021. For more information about Owner of Groovacious Records Lisa at @cedarcityevents prior to the The SUU Wind Symphony is an the Department of Music at SUU, Cretsinger, have been selected to give event which will be livestreamed on auditioned ensemble comprised please visit www.suu.edu/pva/music. their expertise, feedback, and critique Facebook @cedarcityevents. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 11 COMMUNITY & PERSONAL INTEREST IN IRON COUNTY LIFE

by Shay BARUFFI IRON COUNTY TODAY Sheep to Shawl is a family friendly event provided by the Frontier Homestead State Park Museum. Each year, the Frontier Homestead State SHEEPTOSHAWL Park partners with the Sagebrush ber artisans and livestock handlers in Cedar City to provide ANNUAL EVENT IN CEDAR visitors an opportunity to explore the process CITY A WOOLY GOOD TIME of taking the wool from a sheep’s back to create your clothing for yours. Museum sta‘ , livestock handlers, and ber artisans also demonstrated the living history of wool throughout the day. The rst step in this process is shearing the sheep. Ben Harris demonstrated the shearing process on a very composed ewe. According to Harris, most sheep are sheared in the spring before they begin lambing season. Shearing for wool allows for an easier and safer birthing season and removing the heavy wool makes the sheep more mobile. Not removing the wool can be very harmful to the animals. In addition to shearing, other demonstrations SHEEP TO SHAWL IS A FUN included washing, carding, dyeing, spinning, FAMILY EVENT that and knitting wool. The carding process involves showcases the many brushing wool bers to organize them and remove processes and uses any debris left over from washing. It creates a for sheep's wool. sheet of bers that can be arranged to create yarn for spinning. The washing and dyeing processes were demonstrated by Coral O’Riley and William Bagnall using Kool-Aid packets and hot water. The Frontier Homestead Museum’s Sheep to Shawl festival was a beautifully crafted event that demonstrates the procedures necessary to create the wool that makes up our clothing and bers for textile arts. For more information regarding events o‘ ered by The Frontier Homestead Museum visit: https:// frontierhomestead.org.

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DUE TO THE COMMUNITY’S RESPONSIBILITY Service Clubs Government to help prevent the potential spread of Support Groups COVID-19, please check with the event and ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION activity sponsors to make sure that the event is still taking place. Everyone’s patience is (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org • Tues, 12 pm • Call Pres. Roger Shurtz for mtg. 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, info. Everyone welcome! (435) 590-2896 Commission Chambers greatly appreciated during this time. Kara (702) 232-6829 ROTARY CLUB 68 S 100 E, Parowan. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am CEDAR CITY ELKS LODGE #1556 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 ST. PATRICK’S DAY Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, Noon 111 E Freedom Blvd. Cedar City Misfits • M – F, 6 pm (435) 586-8332 ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION WONDER WEDNESDAY – SOUTHERN UTAH Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm MARINE CORPS LEAGUE 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall MUSEUM OF ART (3rd Wed) 2-4pm, 13 S 300 W. Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, 11 am Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 (435) 586-5432. FREE for students K-5. Please call to confi rm event. My Story • Sat, 8 pm Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. ENOCH CITY COUNCIL Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am PRECEPT UPON PRECEPT BIBLE STUDY – AMERICAN LEGION AUX 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall “Sermon on the Mount” – 6:30 to 8:45pm (Also What a Way to Start the Day • Su, W, F 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar Library, 303 N 100 E 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 7-8 am • All are welcome Amer. Legion Conf. Room • (435) 704-6654 Thurs 1-3pm), Cedar City Library (303 N 100 E). • Mon, 6 pm Paiute PAROWAN CITY COUNCIL A 6-week precept study of the Sermon on the Red Road to Sobriety DAR – BALD EAGLE CHAPTER Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall Mount. Bible studies are nondenominational. 586-1112 Ext. 307 2nd Tues, 4 pm, Cedar City Library Call 435-267-2234 or 435-238-3078 for info and to [email protected] 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • True Life register. Workbooks $22.50, www.precept.org. Center (TLC) 2111 N. Main. • (702) 802-1332 BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE IRON COUNTY REPUBLICAN WOMEN or (702) 533-7856 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar City. 3rd Wed, 11:30 am. Tickets $20, https:// Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • Canyon Helpline: 435-559-4505 www.ironcountyrepublicanwomen.com THURSDAY, MARCH 18 Park, Lions Pavilion • (435) 477-8925 AL-ANON AWKWARD MOMENTS DAY Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Classes/Activities HISTORY (1965) – FIRST MAN TO WALK IN Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed . A Soviet cosmonaut Lt. Col. Alexei ADULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE PICKLEBALL GROUP SPACE Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm • (435) 559-3333 Leonov exited the spacecraft Voskshod II for Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. a short “spin.” He completed a somersault, Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) and Senior Center, 685 N 300 E • (435) 477-8925 members, or $8 drop-in fee. FREE (outdoors) and then proceeded to take pictures of space. Hope for Today (Family Groups) This took place just days before the U.S. Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE ROCK CLUB planned to launch its fi rst two-man spaceship. Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 (thepeoplehistry.com) NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, endurance-building activities, relaxation Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. unless otherwise listed techniques, and health education topics. southernutahrockclub.org FRIDAY, MARCH 19 Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm AWANA BIBLE CLUB SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood LET’S LAUGH DAY Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm 3 yrs-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm - 8 pm shop, 703 W 600 S. Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 TAE KWON DO CLASS Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic Center, (Small room) BOOK CLUB 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/mo., ages 5+, Women Only • Sun, 11 am 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 N 100 any experience level (435) 865-9223. Helps E. March: "The Book Woman of Troublesome benefit Canyon Creek Crisis Center. Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm Creek" by Kim Michele Richardson The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS (877) 865-5890. CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD Wed & Fri, 9:30-10:30 am • Cedar Senior Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center Center, 489 E 200 S. Free class, basic elements ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 of Tai Chi – Coordination, Balance, flexibility. Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm Register: Maria Bailey (435) 673-3548 4th Mon, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB or (435) 238-4998 x8773 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING 303 N 100 E. 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library PARKINSON’S 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS Please call Kristy for info about Parkinson’s TOPS – TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY and activities available. 435-559-9681 Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. Evening CAREGIVERS & shape your future. Be the leader and weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm • Cedar City 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose weight without Offices, 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City buying special foods. • 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or CEDAR PROFESSIONALS 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S CEDAR CITY STAR SEARCH – (7PM) HERITAGE ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY WATER AEROBICS CLASS 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization CENTER THEATER (105 N 100 E, Cedar City). In of business people. Stimulate business Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 W., building, Main & 300 N, Parowan its inaugural year, Cedar City Star Search is for members through exchange of ideas, Fun, up-tempo workout to music. Intensive an incredible opportunity for our community SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED information and business referrals. cardio, full body muscle toning. Any fitness www.cedarprofessionals.org level. All ages. $3/class, including pool to showcase all types of talent. Come see 12 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library admission. (435) 327-2091 (no text) talented locals compete for a $250 prize in COLOR COUNTRY WINDS NAMI BRIDGES & FAMILY TO FAMILY their age division and category. Admission Wed • Come brush up on your band skills to WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! is FREE. Due to COVID-19 only 220 tickets are Thurs, 7 pm • SW Behavioral Health Center, share with the community. Call Debbie at Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center 245 E 680 S, Cedar. Free • (435) 590-7749 available. Semi-Finalist Bios will be posted at @ (435) 559-9609 for time and location. 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, in-person cedarcityevents prior to the event which will be PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS motivation from members, trained guides COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL and wellness coaches. (702) 832-0555. Evening livestreamed on Facebook @cedarcityevents. 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake Ctr) workshops now available. More info at SUU THEATRE – “THE MATCHMAKER” – LIVE Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City Paddles & balls supplied. (435) 586-6345 weightwatchers.com/us/find-a-meeting) Stream event, 7:30pm at go.suu.edu/ www.southernutahshare.com HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE WELLNESS PLACE virtualtheater. Students of SUU’s Department MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) of Theatre, Dance, and Arts Administration are 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar Visitor’s Center Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc.com/ learning to act and convey expression with (581 N Main) Caregivers and those with MS 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 upcoming-classes their voices during this pandemic. They are IRON COUNTY TODAY LIFE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 13 CALENDAR NON-PROFIT SPOTLIGHT continuing the art of live theatre with radio- SUU THEATRE – “THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING Canyon Creek Services style performances of The Matchmaker. Pre- EARNEST” – Live Stream Event at 7:30pm at registration is encouraged at least 15 minutes go.suu.edu/virtualtheater. Pre-registration With federal funding cuts on fewer survivors. That increases the danger for before showtime. They will also air on SUU’s is encouraged at least 15 minutes before them, it increases long-term negative effects Thunder 91.1 on Saturday, March 13, 2021, at 7:30 showtime. It will also air on SUU’s Thunder the horizon, Canyon Creek that they deal with because of their victim- p.m. For info visit, www.suu.edu/pva. 91.1 on Saturday, March 20, 2021, at 7:30pm. For Services needs community ization, and it requires us to pare down what more info visit www.suu.edu/pva. support to 'bridge the gap' we can do for any individual survivor.” Canyon Creek Services needs your help to maintain SATURDAY, MARCH 20 For an organization like Canyon Creek the essential services that they provide due to SUNDAY, MARCH 21 Services, community support, donations, and these looming state funding cuts. INTERNATIONAL DAY OF HAPPINESS volunteer hours are invaluable. Last fiscal WORLD DOWN SYNDROME DAY year, CCS served 770 survivors of domestic or To address these cuts and continue opera- CRAFT BOTIQUE (10AM – 6PM) @ THE PAYNE sexual violence including 189 children and tions in the light of these funding cuts, CCS HOME (353 S 900 W, Cedar City). Admission “WHEN YOU FOCUS ON SOMEONE'S were able to provide community outreach and has launched a “Bridge the Gap'' fundraising is FREE. Come and browse the selections DISABILITY you'll overlook their abilities, prevention programming to 19,205 individuals. campaign. CCS Development Director ReAnne including Live Well Prints, Fudge & Caramels, beauty and uniqueness. Once you learn The need for the services that Canyon Creek Reimschussel said about the campaign Usborne Books, Bath Bombs By Grass Valley to accept and love them for who they are, Services provides, unfortunately, only “We need to raise additional $215,000 from Soap Co, Everyday Eden Clothing Boutique, you subconsciously learn to love yourself continues to grow with each passing year. our community just to maintain the level Ricki’s Craft Corner, Hello Bijoux Jewelry, and unconditionally.” Yvonne Pierre, The Day My As the only advocacy-based organization of services we provided last fiscal year. more to fi nd that perfect gift! Soul Cried: A Memoir addressing domestic violence and sexual Unfortunately, that amount doesn’t even RENTWAPO-WORKS FARMERS MARKET assault in Iron, Beaver, and Garfield Counties, account for the anticipated increase in the (Saturdays 9-2pm), (4871 N Enoch Rd.) Cold our services and resources that Canyon Creek need for services we’ve seen each year. Our weather inside. Warm weather outside. Apples, MONDAY, MARCH 22 Services provides are a critical need. D&D community will be substantially impacted Art, hand-crafted items, eggs, home décor, Variety is proud to support Canyon Creek if we are unable to address these drastic homeopathic items, Avon, furniture, pecans, GOOF OFF DAY Services and the essential services that they funding cuts. apples, un-popped popcorn, pecans, potatoes provide to our local and homemade goodies. A free, fun and unique VIRTUAL SYMPHONIC BAND CONCERT – community. Jeremiah Skyllar Danise, shopping experience. COVID compliant. Info – (7:30pm) www.suu.edu/pva/music/webcasts. Davis, owner of D&D Development Staff Linda 435-559-1657 html. Virtual performances have been a Variety says “it is at CCS, shared that positive point in the students’ lives at SUU. CEDAR CITY YEAR-ROUND DOWNTOWN way easier to write a “The easiest way The SUU Music Department will livestream FARMERS MARKET, (10am to 1pm), Every check or swipe a card people can help CCS Saturday rain or shine, in parking lot behind an engaging performance by the SUU Wind for donations than bridge this funding the Stratford Hotel, (18 S Main Street) or inside Symphony with featured guests, the Cedar it is to do the hard gap is by donating the building behind the parking lot in the cold High School and Canyon View High School work that CCS does online at bit.ly/ weather months. Artwork, baked goods, crafts, symphonic bands. This is a free concert. Info: every day.” CCSBridgeTheGap. www.suu.edu/pva. custom semi-precious stone, costume jewelry, Despite CCS’ growth Whether it’s a small, farm fresh produce, homemade brownies & and the continued one-time donation or candies, home style treats, homemade jams and urgent need a recurring, monthly & jellies, homeopathic items and 100% real TUESDAY, MARCH 23 for our services, donation, every honey. Admission FREE. our organization dollar means we are SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, (9AM TO 1PM), PUPPY DAY and other advocacy JEREMIAH, RUSTY AND KEVIN DAVIS, one step closer to Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good weather organizations OWNERS OF D & D VARIETY presenting a our goal. If you are outside, bad weather inside. Farmers with nationwide are generous donation to CCS. unable to donate vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked goods & facing severe budget at this time but breads, meats, tamales, food vendors, hand- cuts for the second half of 2021 with even would still like to support our efforts, please crafted items including soaps, lotions, jewelry, deeper cuts in the following year. Over 60% of share our message to friends and family clothing, home décor and gifts for all ages. For Canyon Creek’s funding comes from federal members and follow us on social media @ info call (435) 463-3735. and state funding sources that are not funded ccreekservices to learn about other ways you by taxpayer dollars. Victim of Crimes Act can help.” Individuals can also donate to CCS’ (VOCA) federal funding is supported by fines Bridge the Gap campaign by cash at 444 S collected from convicted violent criminals as Main Street Suite #A4 or by mailing a check reparations for victims which are distributed to this same address. If individuals have any to nonprofit service providers like CCS questions about how they can support the nationwide. Unfortunately, VOCA funds have Bridge the Gap campaign, they can contact HISTORY (2010) VIRGIN GALACTIC'S been steadily decreasing for the past several [email protected] or SPACESHIPTWO "VSS Enterprise" is shown years due to fewer federal convictions and 435-867-9411 ext. 104. to reporters from around the world on its the rise of non-prosecution agreements (also CCS is are committed to serving every survivor maiden fl ight from the Mojave Air and known as plea deals). As of yet, no action who reaches out to them for support and Spaceport in Mojave, California, United has been taken at the federal level to find a States. SpaceShipTwo is designed to carry solution to this decreasing funding. Because continuing to work towards their vision of "space tourists" with tickets costing $200,000 of this, we and our sister organizations across creating “Communities Free of Domestic each, 65,000 would-be space tourists have the country will be severely impacted. Violence and Sexual Assault” through prevention. DnD Variety is proud to partner applied for the fi rst batch of 100 tickets. CCS Executive Director Brant Wadsworth PAROWAN GAP SPRING EQUINOX TOUR (6PM) with Canyon Creek Services to help Bridge the Sadly, in October (2014) it crashed during shared about these cuts, “The most direct @ Parowan Gap Petroglyphs. Free Interpretive Gap and support the vital work that they do in a test fl ight killing one crew member impact will be fewer services available to tour of the ancient Native American solar and seriously injuring another. Not to be our community. calendar @7pm with a half-mile hike to the defeated, the latest SpaceShipTwo made Equinox Sunset cairn, and (7:30pm) observation completed its maiden voyage from Spaceport of the spring equinox sunset down the middle America on May 2, 2020. Spotlight Proudly Sponsored by of Parowan Gap opening. Those attending are encouraged to wear good walking shoes, dress for cooler weather, and bring water to drink. Info: Nancy Dalton (435) 463-3735. Directions: From WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 Cedar City – Go north on Main Street which will become Hwy 130. Continue north for 13.5 miles CHEESESTEAK DAY then turn east and go 2.5 miles on the Gap Road. WONDER WEDNESDAY – SUU S.T.E.M. From Parowan – Go north on Main Street to 400 Center (4th Wed) 162 S 300 W – (435) 586-7770. North, turn west and drive under the interstate FREE for students K-5. Please call to confi rm and continue west for 10.5 miles. event. 435 aviation Way, Cedar City • 435 865-6188 14 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 LIFE IRON COUNTY TODAY The New Television Set emember the good old days interfere with our internal antennas of watching TV when the and receptions. With all our improved picture got “fuzzy” or “snowy” technology, conveniences and comforts andR you had to adjust the antenna to and even when we’re doing good restore the reception. Sometimes you things, the wild wind, or pestering even had to climb up on the roof or pigeons can misalign our motivations hire someone to repair/replace your and we have to get o‘ our comfy TV altogether. Thankfully, with the couches to make some adjustments or invention of indoor antennas, it made repairs to our life’s vision. life easier to adjust the reception…as There are also plenty of people long as you had aluminum foil and a lot willing to give you advice on how to of patience. Nowadays, resetting our make adjustments/repairs. There are some you can and should trust, while some others you need to change the channel. Because you have The Rut to be true to you and your vision. If it’s not a vision LESS TRAVELED you’re willing to sacri ce the comfy couch or by Corey BAUMGARTNER beckoning bed for, you may IRON COUNTY TODAY want to nd a new vision. And when you nd such a routers/modems seems like a challeng- vision, channel everything you’ve got ing chore! into creating and bringing it to life. In 1949 (Rockwell’s era) television Don’t let anyone or anything interfere was a new invention and fascina- and stop you. tion—moving pictures!—inside your Because this world needs less home, without having to travel to the inventions and good intentions and theater. Approximately 100,000 TV more people doing their very best, NORMAN ROCKWELL sets per week were sold. This not only whether they have the latest, greatest changed the skyline of rooftops, but upgrades or not. I’m not saying it won’t the lifestyles beneath them. It also happen without some adjustments and created a lot of jobs for TV repairmen upgrades, but don’t use anything or and antenna adjusters. In our modern anyone as an excuse to hold you back, era and our current pandemic, more even if it means getting o‘ the comfy people have been staying at home— couch and climbing on the rooftop to meaning more tube time. The internet get a better reception/perspective. (the new version of television) shows Also, what you tune out can be just that TV sales were $21 billion dollars in as important as what you tune into. 2020. That averages close to 4 million Because what you tune into, you will sets per week! most often turn into. If you really want How’s your reception in life? Is to take control of your future, not just it “fuzzy” or “snowy”? We each have the remote, don’t let the television tell thousands of choices of what channels you what vision is best for your life and (media and people) we tune into and future. Adjust your antenna and begin which ones we tune out each day. creating (not just watching) a better There are a lot of challenges that can life today. IRON COUNTY TODAY LIFE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 15 ST. PATRICK’S DAY- PEOPLE

Why corned beef & cabbage? BIRTH cans and you may have enjoyed it on hot dogs Stevie Sue and in restaurants where Reuben sandwiches Morales are served. Check out USU Extension Create Better Stevie Sue Morales came Kathy's into this world with Health for a delicious Cabbage Patch a full head of hair on Stew recipe. https://extension.usu.edu/ March 6, 2021 at 7:28 am. CORNER createbetterhealth/recipes/soups Weighing in 7 lbs. 6 oz. and 20 1/4 inches long. Stevie is completely adored and loved by her parents Anthony by Kathleen RIGGS and Megan Morales, and big brother Lukas of Cedar Nutrition bene ts: Cabbage is a low-calorie City, Utah. She is the very first Granddaughter to Ray UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION food at just 22 calories per cup. It is also a good and Cori Adams of Parowan Utah. Anthony and Cynthia source of calcium, vitamin A and vitamin C. Morales of Cedar City Utah. Mark and Chelsea Boxwell ou may think you know why eating However, once it is brined, aged and becomes of Enoch Utah. Stevie, we absolutely love you and corned beef and cabbage is linked to St. sauerkraut, the sodium content may be a welcome to our family. Patrick’s Day, Ireland and leprechauns. concern for individuals worried about their However,Y what if you became aware that the blood pressure. traditional foods associated with the holiday are not actually tied to Irish history at all?! No CORNED BEEF BIRTH matter- these foods may yet be desirable to Is it a healthy addition to the diet more than include in your diet regardless of lacking ties to once a year? Perhaps, but some readers may not Weston Wood Ireland. be acquainted with this type of beef or how it Jenkins became popular for St. Paddy’s Day. Weston Wood Jenkins CABBAGE What is corned beef? “Corned” refers to the was born on March 1, 2021 Let’s first determine why cabbage may coarse grains of salt rubbed on the meat at 10:56am. He weighed be a good addition to a healthy diet (or added to a brine mixture). 7lbs. 7oz. and was 19 in. long. The proud parents are Jordan and Jessica Jenkins and why including it in menus Mixing with pickling spices of Cedar City, UT. Weston was welcomed by big-brother more than once a year in (e.g., mustard seed, allspice – Maddox; Grandparents – Lee and Linda Wood of Cedar honor of a holiday may and coriander), garlic City; Eric and Wendi Jenkins of Cedar City and Great be a great idea. and stirred into water Grandparents – Lorraine Jenkins of Cedar City; Sandy creates a flavorful and Brenda Webster of Cedar City. Types of cab- curing brine to bage: The most which the meat is familiar type of added. cabbages are TH basic green and How to 90 BIRTHDAY purple. Most prepare: Barbara Adams cabbages have Commercially- Esplin firm compact prepared corned Barbara Adams Esplin leaves and are beef can be recently celebrated her much heavier purchased 90th birthday! A life time than leafy heads fresh from delis, resident of Cedar City, of lettuce of butcher counters Utah, Barbara worked at several jobs with her last one similar size. at Cedar High School working in the kitchen where or, as mentioned she made lifetime friends. Barbara loves spending above, canned. time with her family, going on trips and spending time How to prepare: These versions in the mountains. She and Garth have 6 children, 12 Cabbages are shredded tend to have similar grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great and used raw as the main appearance and taste. grandchildren. Happy birthday, mom! We all love you and celebrate you! ingredient for coleslaw or However, specialty shops added to green salads and that sell fresh corned beef or even tacos, in place of lettuce. GETTY IMAGES your own home recipes can vary However, it can also be steamed and substantially. Should you decide to make eaten with hot with butter and some favorite your own corned beef, recipes abound online so Have a People seasonings or sautéed along with other fresh choose one from a site you trust. veggies as a side dish (possibly carrots, peppers The cut of beef used for making corned Announcement? and/or zucchini). Boiled may be the least tasty beef is the brisket. To the raw brisket, pickling way to prepare cabbage, regardless of what spices, Kosher salt and at times brown sugar There is no charge for birth, first birthday, mission, tradition touts. This is due to the leeching of are combined along with curing salt (sodium Eagle Scout, 50th anniversary (and up), wedding and color, flavor and nutrients out of the vegetable nitrite) which adds the pink color to corned 80th birthday (and up) announcements. Submissions into the water. beef. Once ingredients are assembled and the can be made online at ironcountytoday.com, or emailed Another way cabbage is prepared and served to [email protected] or brought to 389 N 100 brining solution created, the process takes W, #12, Cedar City, Utah 84721. The deadline is Friday at is as sauerkraut but it is a time-consuming about 5 days overall so it takes some planning noon for the following week’s issue. Announcements process to make your own. Sauerkraut is avail- should be 100 words or less. Please call 435-867-1865 able for purchase at the grocery store in jars or ext. 5 for pricing for all other announcements. see CORNED BEEF » 16 16 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 LIFE IRON COUNTY TODAY

to be cautious with how much relate to Ireland’s traditions, here CORNED BEEF is consumed. Just be aware that are a couple of websites to check « CONTINUED FROM PAGE 15 baking a simple seasoned brisket out: is an alternative. if corned beef is on the menu So back to the notion that » https://www.smithsonianmag. for an upcoming family meal or eating corned beef and cabbage com/arts-culture/is-corned- gathering. is not Irish tradition at all. If beef-really-irish-2839144/ you want to delve into Ireland’s Nutritional bene ts: Brisket culinary history, you will find » https://www.irishcentral.com/ is considered a lean cut of beef ties to the English bringing beef culture/food-drink/irish-amer- and is relatively nutrient-dense to Ireland where up until then, ican-corned-beef-cabbage-st- containing potassium, iron and salted pork was the meat of patricks-day. zinc, key B vitamins and oleic choice and cabbage was inexpen- acid. The noted dietary downside sive in their country as well as to making brisket into corned in the U.S. when they migrated. Kathleen Riggs is the Utah State beef is the increased amount By then, they had had enough University Extension family and of sodium absorbed from the of growing and eating potatoes consumer sciences professor for Iron seasoned brine. Those with which were also introduced by County. Questions or comments may hypertension or wishing to the English! For more history on be sent to [email protected] or reduce intake of sodium will want cabbage and corned beef as they call 435-586-8132.

COURTESY JOY HEATON 97-year-old celebrates at the gym

Meet Muriel Lee who just celebrated her 97th birthday this past week. This “nonagenarian” was at the Spirit Wellness Club in Cedar City on that momentous day where she energetically danced to the Zumba rhythms and counted her blessings with others in the Silver Sneakers Class. Everyone there joined in to sing, “Happy Birthday to You” and to give a cheer to this spry little lady who works out with the best of them. She expressed gratitude for the friendly atmosphere and kind people at the gym. What does she do with her days at her ripe ol’ age? She says she goes on walks, tends her cats and keeps her house. So why is she still here on the earth? She smiled a bit and said, “The good die young!” However, she replied that she must have good genes because her family is known for their longevity. She just keeps moving. Muriel was born in New Jersey, but has lived in Utah for the past 30 years. During the last 14 years, she has planted her roots in Cedar City. The petite senior citizen dresses neatly and still wears makeup. Her tiny frame stands less than ve feet tall. Needless to say, she is an inspiration to all. I’ll bet she will still be dancing VISIT US ONLINE AT IRONCOUNT YTODAY.COM when she turns 100! IRON COUNTY TODAY LIFE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 17 SCHOOLS Annual Sterling Scholar AREA STERLING SCHOLAR NOMINEES competition taking place April 1, 2021 at SUU

CEDAR CITY – Southern ties in Utah o‘ er scholarships to Utah University is preparing both the winners and the run- for the annual Sterling Scholar ners-up to help these students competition on April 1, 2021. in achieving their goals. Some One hundred and ninety-two of these scholarships include students from nineteen high cash amounts up to $2500 or PHOTOS COURTESY - SW UTAH STERLING SCHOLAR AWARDS CANYON VIEW HIGH: (Back L to R) Dakota Owen, Amelia Gatherum, Ian Jensen, Cameron Shakespear, schools will meet on Southern full tuition waivers. The support Trevor Sanders, Kaden Peterson, Claire Swope, Avery Brown. (Front) Jen Haycock, Delaney Miller, Hailey Utah University’s campus to from the higher educational Whittaker, Sydney Norris, Hannah Thacker, Brennan Baker, Sydney Jesson. complete the nal round of institutions in the state is much judging. The day’s events will appreciated and utilized by include competitive interviews Sterling Scholar recipients. followed by an Awards Program The 2021 Panguitch Sterling in the evening. Last year this Scholars are Cody Frandsen, competition and awards Social Science, and Cortney program was held virtually. Houston, Speech & Drama. Organizers are making plans Courtesy Sterling Scholars to hold the event in person this Program. year with appropriate health Since its inception, the and safety protocols in place. program has expanded from This statewide academic its origins in Salt Lake City competition recognizes the to include ve region-wide achievements of Utah’s high competitions throughout the CEDAR HIGH: (L to R) Kade Simmons, Matthew Monson, Eliza Wright, Fallon Montgomery, Victoria school seniors in the following state that continue to publicly Chandler, Jannica Johnson, Grace Engst, Brittney Fails, Katelyn Marie Mumford, Kailey Gilbert, Mya fteen categories: Agriculture recognize outstanding seniors Griµ th, Abi, Myers, Neah DePoe, Caleb Nelson, Max Workman. Science, Business and Marketing, and encourage academic excel- Computer Technology, Dance, lence. The program began in the English, Family and Consumer early 1960’s, when Steve Hale, a Sciences, General Scholarship, Deseret News columnist; Lavor Mathematics, Music, Science, Cha¶ n, an education reporter Social Science, Speech and at the Desert News; and Keith Drama, Skilled and Technical West, the Deseret News’ Science Education, Visual Arts director of marketing realized and World Languages. that while their newspaper had Each of the 192 nalists been recognizing outstanding will be interviewed by judges athletes for years, there was and given time to explain their no mechanism in place to personal achievements and recognize outstanding scholars. awards compiled in their digital Together with the Utah Board of PAROWAN HIGH: (L to R) Lina Biasi, Mary Ipson, Danika Jones, Cortland Dunlap, Brooke Reed, Scott portfolios. The winners will be Education, they developed the Merrell, Brooklyn Pace. (Not Shown) Nisha Fletcher, McKenna Murphy. chosen based on their experi- Sterling Scholars program. ence and skills in scholarship, We applaud all those who leadership, and citizenship. A labor to make this program a winner and two runners-up reality each year. The parents in each of the categories will and teachers of all nominees be chosen. These deserving have dedicated untold hours scholars will receive a Sterling to ensure the success of these Scholar pin or charm along students. We give a heartfelt with a scholarship. Finalists thanks to all that have donated from each high school will so much time and energy into also receive a Sterling Scholar providing this opportunity for Certi cate. The three judges the best and brightest in Utah. in each category come from Congratulations to all the local communities, Dixie State nominees, and we wish you MILFORD HIGH: (Back L to University and Southern Utah the best in all your future BEAVER HIGH: (Back L to R) Ky Brown, Dallin Smith, Jacob Eichorn, R) Madysen Griµ ths, Kinley University. endeavors. Caden Carter, Taylor Davis, Cooter Gale. (Front) Brian Evans, Ariadna Spaulding. (Middle) Trinity Mayer, Sanchez, Brakail Boger, Jacoy Griµ ths, Dylann Quintana, Henry Sage Rollins (Front) Makaysha Many colleges and universi- —Sterling Scholars Fernando Zuniga Lopez. Davis, Heston Sullivan. 18 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 LIFE IRON COUNTY TODAY SCHOOLS ICSD News Nuggets from Le Ann WOOLSTENHULME Iron Springs South Elementary Enoch Elementary IRON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT Elementary South Elementary students have been Enoch’s 5th graders were visited by Canyon Three Peaks studying their spelling words furiously in View Middle School’s Orchestra Director, Mrs. Iron Springs Elementary held the school anticipation of the Spelling Bee held Teresa Redd, and some members of the Elementary Spelling Bee this past week. We want to give a March 11th. A previous written test was Orchestra. They introduced the students to shout out to all who participated and held to determine those who would the different stringed instruments they could Congratulations to our winners. Good luck to attend the out-loud spelling portion. The choose if they joined the orchestra next year. Three Peaks Elementary held their annual them at the district Spelling Bee on March 24th! 4th grade Calculator Challenge last week. winners will carry on to the district Students were allowed to try out each The following winners will represent our Spelling Bee. Congratulations to all who instrument. “I think it was really cool when school at the district challenge on March 31 participated. We have amazing spellers in they let us try all the instruments, because I -2:00 pm at North Elementary. 1st place- our school and even more important, have never been able to try some of them Dillon Moore, 2nd place- Anabelle McUne great sportsmanship. before,” said 5th grader Malaina. and 3rd place-Elijah Abrams. Congratula- tions! Thank you to our marvelous 4th grade teachers who prepared all students for this challenge- Stacie Marriott, Jenae Raban, Brenda Roundy, McKaylie Ruhr.

Fiddlers Canyon Elementary

Our Science Fair will be held March 18. Students can talk to their teachers for more details. We look forward to seeing their awesome projects! Fiddlers Community Council will also be on March 18 at 3:45. We encourage parents to get involved to help our school use state funds. Just a reminder that we will hold our Parents of incoming 1st graders can STEAM night on March 18 from 6-8 pm. register their students for the Chinese Dual We have many fun and educational Language Immersion program. Apply online activities planned for everyone. Entrance at https://fiddlers.ironk12.org/dual-im- to all activities will be from the outside mersion-application/ by March 26. Any 1st classroom doors and space will be limited grader in any school boundary may apply. in each room. Maps with activity details The end of the 3rd quarter was Friday have been sent home via notes and Kindergarten registration is all online March 12. The students enjoyed a Remind. Information will also be provided this year. Parents can register and upload well-deserved break on Monday-Tuesday upon arrival that evening. documents at https://ironutc.scriborder.com March 15-16. through March 31. It's time for students to LEVEL-UP!

from Andy BURT DIRECTOR, GATEWAY PREPARATORY ACADEMY Last Wednesday, Gateway's 8th graders toured Southern Utah University and Southwest Technical College to learn about local options for higher education that they can begin to explore during high school. Simultaneously, 5th grade students partic- ipated in a Level-Up Day where they met each of the middle school mentors who introduced key parts of our rigorous, customized academic program, worked with our amazing core team, and were introduced to the 20+ elective options available to them starting in 6th grade. PHOTOS COURTESY GATEWAY ACADEMY Also, this year our middle school students have LEVEL-UP DAY GIVES STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO PLAN AND PREPARE for their continuing educational journeys. been breaking records for goal setting, project accomplishment, and cognitive skill growth. We're plished high school students, and to welcome a about Gateway's exciting middle school program, excited for our upperclassmen to become accom- new class of middle schoolers. For information please contact [email protected]. IRON COUNTY TODAY LIFE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 19 FAITH Who was Saint Patrick really? “Tell Your Heart to Beat ASKING DIFFICULT QUESTIONS & TRUTH 101.10 Again” (Danny Gokey)

your despair, you may not see by Edy MEREDITH Acting on his vision, Patrick returned PSALM 147:3 the way out, but you can still FOR IRON COUNTY TODAY to Ireland as a Christian missionary. The feel the warmth of His healing Encyclopedia Britannica states that Patrick rays of grace wash over you he Irish people are 6.1% of present personally converted and baptized 120,000 hen was the last (ROMANS 8:38-39). Utah ancestry groups along with people. He found Ireland totally pagan and time your heart was I know you may be lost in 4.7% Scottish and 27.7% English for left it Christian. His life text was Philippians broken? Maybe it’s the su‘ ocating shadows of aT total whopping 41.5%. St. Patrick ts and 1:21, “For me to live is Christ, and to die is Wbroken right now. Maybe you sadness, anger and depression, associates into all three of those ancestry gain.” Patrick prayed for Christ’s protection feel like it’s too broken and but the light of God’s grace will groups. He was born at Bannavem, south of as he boldly proclaimed the Gospel in a beaten to ever beat again or chase away and replace those Dumbarton, Scotland, in the north-western dangerous environment. His prayer has ever feel peace and happiness. shadows. With every heartbeat part of England as part of Roman Britain always inspired me: “Christ with me, Christ Maybe you feel like your hopes and breath God’s healing hands in 389 AD/CE. Living near the beach on the before me, Christ behind me, Christ in me, and dreams have been shat- can change your heart, mind, western coast of England, he and his young Christ beneath me, Christ on my right, tered and scattered; a thousand body and then together you friends were natural victims of Irish pirates Christ on my left, Christ above me.” pieces that you will never can courageously change your who routinely captured young boys and Patrick was a hero far greater than be able to pick up, let alone life, one healing heartbeat girls and sold them into slavery. After his any myths that were made up about him. nd, and be able to put back and bold breath at a time capture, Patrick and several other young Patrick’s position as a foreigner in Ireland together. English boys and girls were force marched was not an easy one. His refusal to accept Herein 200 miles to Hibernia and sold. gifts from kings placed him outside the lies the In his autobiography (Confessions of normal ties of kinship, fostering, and social lies of the Saint Patrick) his enslavement was for six a¶ nity. Legally he was without human devil and GOD'S years. In his writings, he confessed that the protection, and he says that he was on the truth time he spent in captivity was critical to his one occasion beaten, robbed of all he had, of God’s Playlist spiritual development, that the Lord had put in chains and held captive for 60 days. love and mercy on his youth and ignorance, and the According to some stories, Patrick’s sham- redemption by Corey BAUMGARTNER Lord a‘ orded him the opportunity to be rock was the three-leafed plant, used to from your forgiven his sins and convert to Christianity illustrate Biblical teaching of the Triune God. rubble and IRON COUNTY TODAY during those di¶ cult times. We celebrate Patrick’s life on March 17th, ruin. The After six years of enslavement, he the accepted date of his death. It is cele- devil will tell you that your life is (DEUTERONOMY 31:6). heard a voice telling him that he would brated both as a cultural and religious cele- too broken to ever be xed, that You may feel like the happy soon go home, and his ship was ready. bration of his life. The only name he used for your heart cannot be healed ending in your story is full of Fleeing from his master, from all the hell it’s experienced, nightmares. Fear not, God’s he travelled to a port that your body will never be not through writing your story. 200 miles away where free from addiction and your His love sees beyond your he found a ship and mind never freed from a± iction. brokenness. He sees beyond persuaded the captain Don’t listen to or live those lies. the bruises and scars—be they to take him. After three God can take every shat- physical and/or emotional—and days of sailing, the ship tered, scattered piece and give He promises to make all things landed on the coast you peace (JOHN 14:27). The work together for your good of Britain, where all ST. PATRICK King of Kings will not only put (ROMANS 8:28). Give Him you departed from the USED THE ICONIC you back together again, He’ll faith and love. It will take time, 3-LEAF CLOVER, the ship. Becoming unoµ cial fl ower of make you better than before. but God still has a plan for your faint from hunger, Ireland, to symbolize He’s a Restorer, not a xer. His future (JEREMIAH 29:11). Patrick urged them the Holy Trinity. Other love and mercy aren’t just to Because while your heart to put their faith interpretations say each take you back in time to the you may have been broken in the leaf represents Love, that you used to be before the past, it no longer lives there. Say in God and pray Hope and Faith. HISTORY.COM for sustenance. After brokenness but to help you still goodbye to yesterday because many adventures, Patrick himself in his own writings is Patricius from become the you God created today is the day you close those returned home to his family where he Old Irish. What a marvelous example his life you to be. doors to your past of pain and continued to study the Bible. A few years was in dedication to Jesus the Christ so we God always leaves people look ahead to the new doors of later he had a vision writing: I saw a man know it is not the beginning that counts; it better than He nds them, if peace God is opening for you; coming, as it were from Ireland. His name is our dedicated ending. they will let Him. doors of new beginnings. When was Victoricus, and he carried many For more information see the two Latin His love will make a way if was the last time you had a letters, and he gave one of them. I read works which have survived and are accepted you’re willing to get back up new beginning? Today is a great the heading: The Voice of the Irish… they as written by Patrick himself giving more and take even one step in His day for one. Your journey of joy cried out, as with one voice: “We appeal to details of his life: 1) the Declaration (Latin: direction. That’s all it takes, and restoration has just begun. you, holy servant boy, to come and walk Confessio) and 2) the Letter to the soldiers because He’s already right It’s time for your heart to beat among us.” of Coronticus (Latin: Epistola). beside you. In the darkness of again. 20 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 LIFE IRON COUNTY TODAY EXPLORING UTAH SKIES: OBITUARIES Jason Hardy Turpin Astronomer’s Illness – Aperture Fever March 7, 1968 - March 8, 2021 With great sadness we share by Dan PICK with you that our loving son & brother, devoted father and FOR IRON COUNTY TODAY adored grandfather slipped peacefully into eternity Aperture Fever is a serious surrounded by loved ones. His a± iction su‘ ered by nearly untimely and tragic passing every amateur astronomer. Once was due to a serious infection and has left us with broken infected, budgets soon pass away. hearts. Jason was a member of After the amazement of your rst the Church of Jesus Christ of view of the craters of the Moon Latter-day Saints. or the rings of Saturn fade, many As a child, Jason was a sweet, amateurs will desire a better happy and loving child who loved to laugh and spend time outside with his brothers and sister and their adventures. view—sooner or later you’ll want He excelled in football regardless of his small size which a bigger telescope. he made up for with his toughness, determination and When I was young, a 3-inch love of the game. The number 44 has always stuck with refracting telescope was the him even after his participation in sports. Throughout his whole life, he had a love of football, hiking, hunting, gold standard. Unitron was the fi shing, boating, and camping especially trips to the primary manufacturer, and you Boulder Mountain with his family. As an adult he enjoyed paid dearly for one. In the 1960s family fun & activities with his beautiful daughters, his and 70s re° ecting telescopes grandchildren & other family members. Whenever anyone was around Jason, he always left became more commercially SCT DESIGN, © 2021 CELESTRON them laughing and having a happy, good time. Everyone available. Re° ecting telescopes light goes through the correcting became common. Dobsonians felt his unconditional love and acceptance of them had much larger objectives—in plate, bounces o‘ the primary still are very popular, and it’s not because of his big heart. If there is only one word to this case, mirrors. The mirror is mirror, the secondary mirror, then uncommon to see a 28-32 inch describe Jason it would be that he was a "character." located at the end, or bottom, of through a hole in the main mirror behemoth Dobsonian telescope at We miss him immensely but we are full of the hope in our knowledge that we will one day be reunited as a the telescope with another much back to the eyepiece (I know, star parties. family throughout eternity. It gives us comfort to know smaller mirror, the secondary, confusing). The e‘ ect is you have However, the tonic for that Jason is reunited with his brother, Rob, who he was near the front. The light would a long focal length telescope in Aperture Fever is the understand- very close to and has missed for 19 years. come into the telescope, re° ect o‘ a much smaller, lighter, package. ing that no matter how large the Jason is survived by his parents, Ryan P and Nancy the large mirror at the bottom to Celestron sold thousands of telescope, you’ll never see Hubble Turpin, his brother, Tim Turpin, his sister, Jaimi Kite, his daughters, Shantel (Matt) Baker, Chelsie Savage, Averie the secondary mirror near the top. eight-inch C8s. Now, Celestron views through it. Stars will still (Taylor) Lucero, his grandchildren, Waylon, Haddie, Levi, Six to eight inch mirrors became and Meade o‘ er six to sixteen inch be pinpoints of light. The Moon Dawson, Sawyer, Kennedi, Tayslee, Emree, & Deegan, 10 common at this point. SCTs. and planets will show more detail, Nieces & Nephews, his grandmother, Margaret Hardy, Also, around 1970, Celestron Then, in the late 1980s, but detail in a smaller telescope many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. He is preceded in death by his brother, Rob Turpin, his marketed the rst Schmidt Dobsonian telescopes became the will still o‘ er endless hours of grandparents, Vern J & Elva Turpin, his grandfather, Leo W. Cassegrain telescopes (SCT). rage. These re° ecting telescopes enjoyment and fascination. Finally, Hardy. These were unique in that they could be made by amateurs the deep sky objects—galaxies Services were held for the family and close friends at were re° ecting telescopes who ground their own mirrors and nebula—will still be very faint the Kanarraville Chapel in Kanarraville, Utah on Saturday, that had a thin lens, called a and built simple mounts. Soon, pu‘ s of smoke in a dark sky. March 13, 2021. A viewing was held from 10:00 - 11:00am with the funeral services following at 11:30am. Interment “correcting plate,” in front. The telescopes of 12 to 16 inches Observational amateur was in the New Harmony Cemetery in New Harmony, Utah astronomy is a quiet, subtle hobby. under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online It’s conducted during a beautiful condolences can be made at sumortuary.com. evening, under a star- lled sky. While you peer at the ghostly galaxy in your eyepiece, for those few moments you are physically Zachary David Walker connected to the light that left Zachary David Walker passed that object millions of years in the away March 9, 2021 peacefully past. As I often say, it’s not what with his wife, Ashlee Williams you see in a telescope, but what Walker, by his side. Zach was born in Sierra Vista, it makes you think. The same Arizona, but lived his life mainly wonderful experience that can be in the Cedar City, Utah area. He felt when viewing through a $100 enjoyed life with friends and telescope or a $25,000 telescope. family. Zach is watching over his I still use the 8-inch SCT family from Heaven including, telescope I bought over 30 years his wife- Ashlee, 3 sons- Trey ago. Every evening, as I put my (11), Drake (10), Kamden telescope away, I look at its case (8), mother- Teresa Walker, and a passing thought will often stepfather- Davis Coash, sister- Ashleigh Tipler, brother- Aaron Tipler, and many nieces and nephews. come to me, “I wonder if a 10-inch Family will announce any celebration of life gatherings will t in that box?” Another thing at a later date. Arrangements are under the direction of about Aperture Fever—you never Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent CELESTRON 8 INCH, © 2021 CELESTRON 42” DOBSONIAN, © 2007 CRUXIX, ROBER HOUDART get cured. at www.sumortuary.com. IRON COUNTY TODAY LIFE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 21 OBITUARIES

Marcia Lee Beck Douglas Williams Thorley Earnestine Clooney Jake Lehi

Marcia Lee Edwards Beck passed Douglas Williams Thorley, age 92, Earnestine Jake Lehi returned away peacefully, after battling passed away on March 10, 2021, in to her creator on March 6, 2021, various health issues in her beloved New Harmony, Utah, surrounded by surrounded and held by her family home of Cedar City, Utah on March family at his bedside. at the Mount Timpanogos Regional 5, 2021. She was born was born June He was born on September 27, Hospital. In the months prior to 21, 1947 in Salt Lake City to Marcus 1928, in Cedar City, Utah, to William her death, she was hospitalized and Ruth Stockman Edwards. She Stewart and Mary Ann Williams due to COVID—she fought and married to Fil C Beck in Salt Lake Thorley. He was preceded in death by overcame COVID and continued to City on August 15, 1969. his parents, siblings: Claudia, Ferron, fi ght valiantly to return home to her Marcia was raised on the Avenues Richard, Jessie Rae, and Colleen, great-grandchildren. Ultimately, she of Salt Lake City where she loved daughter Gail, son-in-law Roger succumbed to post-COVID related spending time with her brother Bringhurst and wife Dorothy Newton. complications. and cousins. She loved visiting her He is survived by his daughters: Lynne Earnestine was born in Cedar grandmother’s house on her way Harnois (Robert) of St. George, UT, City, Utah on February 25, 1944, to home from school for baked treats. As a teenager, she was Kerrie Bringhurst of New Harmony, UT, Carl and Minnie John Jake. She was an enrolled member of involved in many church and service groups. She graduated and Jan DellaVedova (Jack) of Colville, the Indian Peaks Band of the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah. She from East High and earned her bachelor's degree in education WA. Doug had 14 grandchildren and 31 was the last surviving member of the original Jake children. from Westminster College in 1969. It was there that she met great-grandchildren. Earnestine lived a vibrant and unapologetic life. She was a her husband Fil. She then taught elementary school until she Doug had many fond memories survivor of the termination era that sent her band and people and Fil started their family. of growing up in Cedar City and into a state of despair, and she saw a lot of her culture lost In June of 1978, they took a leap of faith and moved to thought highly of his loving family due to the prevailing political and social climate for Paiute Cedar City, Utah to open a business. While raising two kids and childhood friends. He enjoyed his people in Utah. As such, she became a steward of knowledge she worked hard waitressing at Milt’s Stage Stop to help hobby of raising pigeons and had a for her family and people. She was a teacher and lecturer. provide during the hard times of starting a business. She passion for riding horses. In his high She reveled in teaching and passing on the Paiute culture continued to work there for over 20 years, where many great school years, he discovered his love to her relatives, other Paiute members, and to the public. friendships were created. For the last 25 years she also for cars. He built and modifi ed his She was a traditional dancer in the pow-wow circle; she served as the Administrative Assistant (“The Church Lady”) at fi rst car and started street racing at tanned buckskin hides, made Paiute baby cradles, sewed and Community Presbyterian Church, where she selfl essly helped age 16. beaded frequently, sang round-dance songs, loved to travel to those in need. Her love for music was shown through her After graduation from Cedar High School, he moved to powwows, bear dances, and sun dance ceremonies, and told dedication and participation in the church choir. California where he enlisted in the Navy/Air Corp Reserves. He the most lively, hilarious, and engaging stories about her life, Marcia loved the outdoors. She especially loved to spend was honorably discharged in 1949, and began plastering with his her history, and our people. Her most recent accomplishment time with her family and friends at the cabin in Teasdale, brother Dick. That same year he married Dorothy Elizabeth Bell was publishing a book that highlighted the Paiute language. Utah. There she would entertain and make all who visited feel (later divorced) and they are the parents of his four daughters. She was the last fl uent speaker of the Paiute language for like family. Marcia learned to ski at a young age. She would He began his racing career at this time at the southern the Indian Peaks Band, so in addition to losing our very best take a bus with her cousins to Alta with a box lunch and ski California drag strips. In 1958, he and then wife Bette Bentley friend, the world has lost an irreplaceable cultural resource. all day. She shared her love of skiing with her kids and taught started his header company, Doug’s Headers, a leading producer In her later life, she settled into her role as Grandma them to ski at Brian Head Resort. of exhaust systems. Earnie. Everyone called her that, and she was a loving Marcia loved her family and friends. If you knew her, you Doug established himself as a renowned hot rodder and grandmother to everyone. She was an active member of the know how giving she was. She was especially good at creating business man. In 1967, he won the fi rst NHRA Nationals Funny LDS Church and served as Relief Society President and Primary picture-perfect holidays through her cute decorations, yummy Car Eliminator Title at the Indy Raceway. Car Craft Magazine teacher at the Indian Branch for many years. She was selfl ess meals, and loving hospitality. She truly enjoyed spoiling those named him to their All Star Drag Racing Team and Funny Car and went out of her way to make sure that people were fed, that she cared for. Marcia made each of her kids, grandkids Driver of the Year. Hot Rod Magazine describes him as “one of clothed, and housed. She did so many arts and crafts with and friends feel loved with her thoughtful and heartfelt gifts. drag racing’s most famous early era drivers.” Doug was inducted her grand- and great-grandchildren. She made the very best If you gave her a gift, you could always count on a timely into several racing Hall of Fames. Some of his more notable sugar cookies, tortillas, and beans. She loved to tend to her thank you card. She also loved picking out and sending funny cars were a Chevy Nova called Chevy Too Much, and his altered fl owers and her giant goldfi sh. And, her laugh was full of joy, birthday cards that were guaranteed to put a smile on your Corvair which was the fi rst to break the 200 mph mark at Lions with a touch of crazy, and it was perfect. The sound of it will face. She loved animals, especially dogs. She adopted many. Drag Strip. Doug also raced at the Bonneville Salt Flats in his be missed. Marcia is survived by her husband of 51 years, Fil C Beck; Corvette X and was the holder of many long-standing records. She is survived by her daughters Jeanine (Robert) Borchardt her two children: Spencer Beck (Jennifer) and Betsy Beck; After his racing career, he was awarded the coveted NHRA Wally of Enoch, UT and Anthonia Jake of Cedar City, UT, many nieces eight grandchildren: Taylor Beck, Jordyn Brown (Justin), James Award for his contributions to the racing community which is on and nephews, cousins, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Marcus Beck, Kamryn Beck, Chandler Beck, Zachary Beck, display at Cedar City High School. She is preceded in death by her parents Carl and Minnie Logan Steckel and Clare Steckel. In his later years, Doug had a passion for his ranch in New Jake, multiple ex-husbands, her siblings, Cli® ord Jake, Edwin A memorial service to celebrate her life will be held Harmony and he and his wife, Dorothy Newton, spent many Kanosh, Arthur Jake, Geneva Anderson, Melba Jake, Ralph on Saturday, April 10, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. at the Community years there with their animals and beloved view of the Kolob Jake, John Jake Sr., Margaret Jake, Manell Jake, Jeanette Jake, Presbyterian Church, 2279 N Wedgewood Lane, Cedar City, Canyons. He rode on many trail rides and cougar hunts on his Eudrine Kanosh, Shirley Bowman, Wilford Jake, and grandson Utah. favorite horse, Gyp. Louis Borchardt. *Masks are required for those attending the services. In the last few years, Doug had been struggling with advanc- Due to COVID, the family will be postponing traditional, The family would like to thank all those who gently cared ing age. One of his favorite sayings was, “Whatever you do, don’t public ceremonies, so there will not be a traditional sing. A for her over the last few years. get old!” When asked how he was doing, his instant answer was public viewing was held on Sunday, March 14, 2021 from 5:00 In lieu of fl owers, please donate to the Huntsman Cancer “Perfecto!” One of his great blessings in these last few years has – 7:00 pm. Masks and extreme social distancing is mandatory. Institute. been his dear friend and companion, Helen Flannigan. Grandma would not want anyone to su® er in the same way Arrangements entrusted to the care of Metcalf Mortuary, A graveside service was held at the Cedar City Cemetery on that she did and neither does the family. A private, graveside (435) 673-4221. Please visit our website at www.metcalfmor- Monday, March 15, 2021, at 11:00 a.m. and afterward, a celebration service was held on Monday, March 15 for family only, under tuary.com for condolences, complete obituary and funeral of life and family gathering at the Bringhurst home in New the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences listings. Harmony. can be sent at www.sumortuary.com.

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BRANDON SCHENKS IS CONGRATULATED BY HIS TEAMMATES after catching a 73 yard TD pass from Justin Miller in the SUU historic win. ROAD RUNNERS

THUNDERBIRDS KNOCK OFF CAL POLY FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 1988

SUU ATHLETICS by Kyle BIRNBRAUER as a Thunderbird. Jay Green Jr. half. They opened the scoring at the Miller connected for the second SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION rushed 17 times for 93 yards and 13:36 mark when Miller and Schenks time on a 12-yarder with :19 to play Dayne Christiansen had the lone connected for a 73-yard touchdown in the half and SUU took a 31-7 lead SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — The touchdown on the ground. to make it 7-0 SUU. into the break. Southern Utah football team picked Manny Berz had a perfect day The Mustangs answered with The Mustangs were the only up their rst win of the spring with the leg as he went 4-for-4 on 7:03 left in the rst quarter, as they team to score in the third quarter, 2021 season Saturday afternoon, extra point attempts and kicked two tied things up at 7-7 with their rst closing the gap with a 42-yard beating Cal Poly 34-24. This was the eld goals, both from 25 yards out. touchdown. Berz kicked his rst touchdown pass to make it 31-14. Thunderbirds’ rst win in San Luis Quaid Murray was the leading eld goal with :48 to go and the They kicked a 39-yard eld goal Obispo since the 1988 season and tackler for the T-Birds with 10 total Thunderbirds took a 10-7 lead into to open the fourth quarter, but Berz their rst road win since they beat tackles. La’akea Kaho’ohanohano- the second quarter. hit another 25-yarder with 5:02 to UC Davis in 2017. Davis had seven tackles, including Southern Utah scored three play to make it 34-17. Quarterback Justin Miller went two sacks for a total loss of 14 yards. touchdowns in the second quarter, Cal Poly would score one more 21-for-28 on the day, throwing for Akili Gray picked o‘ a pass for the while holding Cal Poly to zero time before the end of the game, but 241 yards with three touchdowns. rst Southern Utah interception points. Miller threw his second the Thunderbirds were able to walk Brandon Schenks caught two passes of the season. The Thunderbird touchdown of the day, a 13-yarder to out with the victory. for 85 yards and two touchdowns, defense had six total sacks and 10 Atencio to make it 17-7. Christiansen Southern Utah will have a bye including a 73-yarder from Miller tackles for loss. followed that up with a 17-yard this upcoming week before heading to open the scoring. David Atencio The Thunderbirds got o‘ to a hot touchdown on the ground, putting to Moscow to take on the Idaho also caught a touchdown, his rst start, scoring 31 points in the rst the T-Birds up 24-7. Schenks and Vandals on March 27. IRON COUNTY TODAY SPORTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 23 SUU’S TOURNAMENT RUN ENDS AGAINST MONTANA STATE IN OT by Bryson LESTER led for over 36 minutes, but MSU led SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION when it mattered most. The Thunderbirds jumped out to BOISE, Idaho — The Southern a 12-6 lead, but a quick 8-0 run by Utah Thunderbird men’s basketball the Bobcats ° ipped the score in their team saw their Big Sky Conference favor 14-12. However, the Thunderbirds Championship Tournament run come to responded immediately with a 7-0 run an end on Friday evening, as they fell to of their own to take the lead back. the Montana State Bobcats in overtime After MSU cut the T-Bird lead down 80-77. to two with 2:15 left in the opening “I’m just proud of these guys,” SUU frame, the Thunderbirds closed the half head coach, and Big Sky Conference on an 8-0 spurt to take a 42-32 advan- Coach of the Year Todd Simon said tage into the halftime break. following the contest. “You always want Montana State controlled the open- to end your season on a win, and not ing eight minutes of the second half, as very many teams get to, so it’s tough. they outscored the Thunderbirds 18-11 It was like there was a cap on the rim to cut SUU’s lead to 53-50 with 11:51 to SUU ATHLETICS there for a little stretch, and that’s the play. SUU'S MADELYN EATON GETS BY HER DEFENDER, but the T-Birds barely lost to game. That’s life, that’s how it goes, but The Bobcats continued to claw back, the 4th seeded Bears from Northern Colorado. it doesn’t change the accomplishments and trimmed that lead all the way down these guys had.” to just one with 7:18 on the clock, and The Thunderbirds exit the Big Sky eventually took the lead at 67-63 on the Lady T-Birds downed by Bears Tournament with a 20-4 overall record, back of an 8-0 run. which would leave them with the best Trailing by two, rst team all-con- winning percentage in the history of the ference member Tevian Jones stole an in Big Sky Quarterfi nals inbounds pass from DESPITE HOT SHOOTING FROM MSU, converted on by Kyle BIRNBRAUER Eaton had the rst four points MAIZEN FAUSSETT, the T-Birds a layup and was SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC for the T-Birds, but the Bears were xould not overcome the Bobcats. foul to put the COMMUNICATION able to build up a 9-4 lead by the T-Birds up 68-67. 3:25 mark. The Thunderbirds hadn’t After a John BOISE, Idaho — The Southern scored in 2:00+, but quickly turned Knight III free Utah women’s basketball team that drought into a lead by scoring throw, the T-Birds saw their 2020-21 season come the next nine points. They led 13-11 led by two, but to a close Tuesday afternoon after the end of one quarter. the Bobcats hit a in the Quarter nals of the Big Northern Colorado opened the two-point eld goal Sky Conference Championship second quarter on a 6-0 scoring at the buzzer to Tournament. They lost to the run that set the pace for the next force overtime. fourth-seeded Northern Colorado 10 minutes of play. They led by ve The overtime Bears 59-63 inside Idaho Central at the media timeout and ended up period was played Arena. outscoring the Thunderbirds 16-9 incredibly close, The Lady T-Birds will wrap up in the quarter. The T-Birds would but the Bobcats their season with an 11-9 overall go into the break down 22-27. held an 11-8 record and nish 6-5 in Big Sky play. The Thunderbirds came out advantage over the “Credit to UNC, I thought they in the third quarter and went on nal ve minutes to played great. We had some oppor- a 12-5 run to take the lead back walk away with a tunities that I thought we missed with 3:43 to play. They went on a victory. out on, but overall, it was a good 10-0 run during that time while Second team game,” head coach Tracy Sanders the Bears went 0-for-7 from the all-conference said. “It is always hard to end the ° oor. Southern Utah would go on player Maizen season like that. We were asking to outscore the Bears 21-15 in the Fausett led the some of our girls to play some quarter and take a 43-42 lead into scoring e‘ ort for heavy minutes there, but overall, the nal quarter of play. SUU ATHLETICS Southern Utah, we played hard and that’s all we Northern Colorado opened program. dropping 22 points on 8-of-13 shooting can ask for.” the fourth quarter with back-to- Southern Utah senior Dre Marin and 4-of-5 shooting from behind the Liz Graves was the leading back three-pointers to swing the broke the school record on Friday night three-point line. scorer for the Thunderbirds in momentum back in their favor. for games played, appearing in his 120th Jones nished with 15 points, and led the loss with 19 points. She also They held a seven-point lead contest as a Thunderbird. SUU’s rebounding e‘ ort with 10 boards. pulled down 10 rebounds for her when the Thunderbirds went on a “They played so hard, they left SUU shot 41 percent from the eld, 10th double-double of the season. 6-0 scoring run to make it 50-51. everything they had on the ° oor,” Simon and hit 11-of-25 from behind the three- Darri Frandsen, Madelyn Eaton, That would be as close as they added. point line. and Cherita Daugherty all scored would get however, as the Bears The contest featured 10 lead in double-digits as Frandsen and outscored them 12-9 down the changes, nine ties and the Thunderbirds see SUU HOOPS » 24 Eaton had 13 and Daugherty had 12. stretch. 24 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 SPORTS IRON COUNTY TODAY Scoreboard Todd Simon named Big Sky Coach of the Year SCORES High School Boys Soccer by Bryson LESTER scoring o‘ ense in the Big Sky, averaging 109-105, and the momentum started to 3/9 Dixie 4, Cedar 2 84.2 points per game. That number puts build for Simon and his Thunderbirds. Hurricane 3, Canyon View 0 SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION Snow Canyon 4, Desert Hills 1 them No. 6 in the entire NCAA heading The following year, the Thunderbirds Crimson Cli® s 4, Pine View 1 BOISE, Idaho — The Big Sky into the Big Sky Tournament. They also attacked the 2017-18 season with a Conference announced on Tuesday had the largest scoring margin, with a re-tooled roster and renewed con - STANDINGS morning that Thunderbird head coach +15.8 on the year. dence. The Thunderbirds more than Todd Simon has been named Coach of Rebounding was a strong suit for doubled their winning percentage Region 9 Baseball REGION OVERALL the Year for the 2020-21 season fol- the Thunderbirds as well this season, and made it all the way to the Big Sky lowing Southern Utah’s Regular Season as they led the Big Sky in rebounding Conference Tournament semi nals by Snow Canyon 0-0 4-0 Desert Hills 0-0 3-0 Championship. margin with a +9.0. knocking o‘ both Idaho State and Idaho. Dixie 0-0 3-0 “What Coach Simon has accom- SUU also nished rst in the league Suddenly, a program that hadn’t won a Pine View 0-0 2-0 plished at Southern Utah University in in defensive rebounds (28.5), rst in Big Sky Tournament game two seasons Crimson Cliffs 0-0 3-1 Hurricane 0-0 1-2 such a relatively short amount of time three-point eld goals made (8.9), prior had won three in just two seasons. Canyon View 0-0 1-3 is amazing,” SUU Director of Athletics second in eld goal percentage (.478), Success continued to grow during Cedar 0-0 0-1 Debbie Corum said. “He took over a second in steals (7.1), third in assists the 2018-19 season, as the Thunderbirds Region 9 Softball struggling program, and turned it into (14.4) secured their rst postseason berth REGION OVERALL a winner, then a champion. The passion Simon took over the Thunderbirds since 2000-01, hosted their rst-ever Snow Canyon 0-0 3-2 and love he has for the student-athletes ahead of the 2016-17 season. In 2015-16 postseason game and nished with Crimson Cliffs 0-0 2-2 is unmatched. He has cared about every the Thunderbirds won just six games, a .500 record for the rst time since Desert Hills 0-0 1-2 aspect of his student-athletes and that and hit the same number of victories in 2006-07. That season the Thunderbirds Canyon View 0-0 0-0 Cedar 0-0 0-0 is the best part of this championship. It his rst season. However, The T-Birds once again quali ed for the semi nals Dixie 0-0 0-1 was like watching someone build a very did something in 2017 that they hadn’t of the Big Sky Tournament, knocking o‘ Hurricane 0-0 0-1 ne house brick-by-brick and paying done before, as they won a Big Sky both Idaho State and Northern Colorado. Pine View 0-0 0-2 attention to every detail.” Conference Tournament game. In triple In the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Boys Soccer Along with claiming the Regular overtime the No. 11 seeded Thunderbirds Tournament, SUU secured it’s rst-ever REGION OVERALL Season Championship, Simon navigated knocked o‘ the Montana State Bobcats postseason victory as they knocked o‘ Crimson Cliffs 1-0 3-1 his team to the No. 1 overall seed in the Drake inside the America First Event Dixie 1-0 1-1 Big Sky Conference Tournament, and Center 80-73 in overtime. Hurricane 1-0 1-1 Snow Canyon 1-0 1-1 the rst BYE to the quarter nals that the Like with the majority of every team Cedar 0-1 2-1 program had ever received. in the NCAA, the remainder of the 2019- Pine View 0-1 1-2 Canyon View 0-1 0-1 The Thunderbirds have set a high 20 season will remain a mystery due to Desert Hills 0-1 0-2 bar this season, knocking o‘ a number cancelations related to COVID-19, but of previous milestones. SUU nished the Thunderbirds nished the season the regular season with a .864 winning 17-15 and won the last game they played SUU HOOPS percentage, which was the best in the against the Idaho Vandals in the rst program’s Division I history. round of the Big Sky Tournament. « CONTINUED FROM PAGE 23 They nished their Big Sky The season was highlighted, how- Conference schedule with a .857 win- ever, by the Thunderbirds knocking The Bobcats held ning percentage, with the previous high o‘ Nebraska on the road. It was the a 43-38 advantage in for the program in the league being .450. program’s rst victory over a Power 5 rebounding. They put four players on the Big Sky All- Conference foe since 1996, and SUU’s While this may not Conference Team, which was a program rst-ever victory over a Big Ten team. be the nal game for the high by exactly double. And they also It was also only the second-ever Big Thunderbirds, this year had four di‘ erent student-athletes Sky Conference victory over a Big will go down as one of named Big Sky Player of the Week. Ten opponent. The Thunderbirds the greatest in the history Previously, the Thunderbirds had never nished the season ranked of the program. Coming had more than two Player of the Week 161st in the KenPom Rankings, into the contest they honors in the same season. which was a jump up of 112 were riding the longest Along with the overall accolades, the spots from the previous winning streak in program Thunderbirds nished the season year and was the highest history at 10 games. They 14-0 at home. This is only the ranking the program had placed a record-high four second time in the program’s reached in the KenPom players on the Big Sky Division I history that Era (2001). All-Conference Teams. they nished the regular Simon is a native of They won Men’s season ° awless at home, Fowler, Michigan. He and Basketball Player of the and marked the most his wife Katie have four Week on four di‘ erent victories at home in a children: Rece, Raylan, occasions during the single season in the Ryder and Sophia. year. O‘ ensively, the program’s DI tenure. Thunderbirds were a The 2020-21 top-10 ranked team in the edition of the Follow the Thunderbirds all country at the end of the Thunderbirds season @SUUBasketball on season in terms of scoring nished the Twitter and Instagram and average. They also reached regular season by liking the Southern Utah the No.8 spot in the Mid Major Madness Top 25. with the best SUU ATHLETICS Basketball page on Facebook. IRON COUNTY TODAY SPORTS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 25 Weather takes over, TOM’S SPORTS TRIVIA

One year ago, our sports world was radically altered due to the limits spring sports start COVID-19 pandemic. Since the 2020 NCAA Tournament wasn’t played – and the 2021 edition doesn’t start until Thursday – we thought we’d go after a dozen brain-testers from the 2019 NCAAs, both men and round this time a year ago, our » From boys soccer, both Cedar and women. Please remember…no wagering. world was turned upside-down by a Canyon View were able to open Region 9 pandemic that shut down just about play March 9. The Reds fell on the road at 1. Among the men’s teams that of the 2019 women’s tourna- everything.A From the NCAA Tournament reached the Final Four in 2019, ment. Which Big Ten school Dixie, 4-2, and the Falcons were shut out at to the NBA, NASCAR, all the way down to Hurricane, 3-0. which one was seeded lowest? was one of the victors? our local high-school sports, we wondered Tristan Yapi scored both goals for Cedar A. Michigan State A. Michigan State when, or if, we’d ever get to see them again. in the season opener, but the Reds didn’t B. Texas Tech B. Indiana When March 11 rolled around, another have an answer for Jorge Quintero, who C. Virginia C. Michigan D. Auburn D. Rutgers force not in our control got in the way. scored a hat trick as Dixie snapped a 1-1 Snow forced postponement of season halftime tie. Canyon View couldn’t stop 2. How many No. 12 men’s seeds 9. Which school represented the openers in baseball and softball at Cedar Josh Stewart, who scored twice in the won their opening game at Big Sky in the 2019 women’s High. New head coaches – Shawn Alton and Tigers’ win. the 2019 tournament? tournament? Kathy Stahl – would have to wait to see Cedar followed up with a 4-0 shutout A. One A. Portland State their teams in action that counts. Adding over Carbon on March 11 and a 5-1 win over B. Two B. Montana State on boys soccer, some of the schedule was Union to improve to 2-1 on the year. Canyon C. Three C. Idaho played last week. View did not have additional games and D. Four D. Montana Instead of individual stories on each resumed region play Tuesday at Pine View, a squad, here’s a recap – as much as we could 3. While Virginia won the 2019 10. Missouri State was the game that was too late for press deadline. title in overtime, which Big lowest seed (No. 11) to make locate – of what went down on the fields of Ten team did the Cavaliers the deepest run at the 2019 play. » Cedar and Canyon View softball beat in OT in the South women’s tournament. Who did both had games wiped out from its Regional fi nal to advance to it beat to reach the Sweet 16? the Final Four? » From baseball, Canyon View respective schedules due to weather, but A. Stanford opened its 2021 will resume play A. Purdue B. Iowa State season with a with non-region B. Iowa C. Texas A&M 15-5 win at home C. Wisconsin D. Marquette games this week. D. Michigan over Enterprise The Reds faced on March 8. The 11. How many women’s teams RANDOM Manti on Tuesday 4. Which of these No. 13 men’s made the NCAA Tournament Falcons secured in a game that seeds won its opening game for the fi rst time in 2019? the mercy-rule at the 2019 tournament? Thoughts was too late for A. One win by scoring press deadline, A. Saint Louis B. Two seven runs in by Tom ZULEWSKI and the Falcons B. Vermont C. Three the bottom of will host Payson C. UC Irvine D. Four the sixth inning. SPORTS WRITER in a 3:30 p.m. start D. Northeastern Junior Chase Thursday. Region 9 12. Among those who made the Calvez had three 5. How many men’s teams made Women’s Final Four in 2019, play begins for baseball and softball March their fi rst appearance at the which school made its fi rst hits to lead a 13-hit attack for CV while 23. 2019 tournament? appearance? four more players – Carson Hopkins, Kody Callison, BoDee Burrows and Tommy A. One A. Baylor » There’s a stunning bit of irony from Big B. Two B. Notre Dame English – added two hits apiece. Sky men’s basketball champion Southern C. Three C. Connecticut Canyon View finished the week by Utah’s run at the Big Sky tournament, which D. Four D. Oregon dropping three games at the K.J. Harrison was derailed by No. 5 seed Montana State in an Classic in St. George, including a pair of 6. Where was the men’s national Last Week’s Answers 80-77 overtime loss March 12. The Bobcats were title game played in 2019? shutouts. On March 12, Spanish Fork beat able to pull o‘ a similar upset as the No. 6 seed 1. D: Atlanta Braves. the Falcons, 10-0, then the host Snow in 2009 when they beat top seed Weber State in A. U.S. Bank Stadium, 2. A: New Jersey Devils Minneapolis Canyon Warriors got a no-hitter from Josh the semi nals played at the Dee Events Center 3. C: David Robinson Akins in a 13-0 victory. B. NRG Stadium, Houston in Ogden. C. University of Phoenix 4. A: Northwestern CV wrapped up the weekend March 13 Despite nishing the year with a 20-4 Stadium, Glendale, Ariz. 5. D: Southwestern. The schools with a 15-6 loss to Uintah. The Utes took record, the early exit brings us to a sad D. Alamodome, San Antonio that moved on to the Big 12 control with 11 runs in the first two innings. were Texas, Texas Tech, Texas fact of life. The Big Sky will always be a A&M and Baylor. Cedar’s only official game from the 7. All four regional fi nals at one-bid league when it comes to the NCAA 6. A: UCLA week was a 6-1 loss to Payson at the Dixie the 2019 NCAA Women’s Tournament. With the NIT reduced from 7. B: Orlando Magic Sunshine Classic on March 12. The Lions Tournament had the No. 1 and 32 teams to a 16-team tournament, the CIT No. 2 seeds facing each other 8. B: John Daly were able to score a run in the top of the cancelled for 2021 and the CBI likely playing for spots in the Final Four. 9. A: Australian Open. Agassi first, but put the win away with five more games at a neutral site, it only adds to the Who were the lower seeds beat Sampras in four sets in runs in the fourth inning. The Reds were that advanced? Melbourne in January, and disappointment. To borrow a line, “Winning Sampras did the same to able to break the shutout bid with an RBI may not be everything, but when it comes A. Baylor and Notre Dame Agassi at the U.S. Open in from Thomas Carter in the top of the sixth. to dreams of playing in March Madness, it’s B. Connecticut and Oregon September. Cedar was scheduled for a game at certainly the only thing.” C. Mississippi State and Iowa 10. D: Australian Open. Graf Carbon on Tuesday that was too late for D. Stanford and Louisville didn’t make the fi nal at that year’s tournament. press deadline, and the Reds will wrap up 8. There were two No. 10 seeds 11. 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DOGGIE CRATE AND EXERCISE PEN: CRATE WITH WASH- 1988 isuzu: gooD CoNDitioN. pLates reNeWeD For the RACING SIMULATOR, COCKPIT DRIVING SEAT, RECLINABLE able pad, 19"High 24" Long. Exercise Pen- step through, 4ft year. 4 Cylinders, Manual transmission, 124,000 miles. $1500. with gear shifting mount. $242. Large Logitech G29 Driving round, 30" High. Like new. Both $35 or $20/ea. 435-865-0051. For more information call 213-805-1055. Force Race Wheel plus Logitec G Driving Shifter (Bundle) $253. 213-260-5869. AKC STAR PUPPY TRAINING BEGINS MARCH 24 FOR 7 1999 toyota CoroLLa: 208,000 MiLes, NeW Water puMp, weeks. Class geared for puppies 4 to 7 months. Call Gail runs good. $1400 OBO. 435-313-1383. REFRIGERATOR - KITCHENAID 22 CU FT. FREEZER ON TOP Workman 435-592-5487 #BuildTheDogPark on Facebook w/icemaker Manufactured 7-2003. Works Good. $50. Call 435- 238-5774. 2008 Chevy MaLibu. gooD CoNDitioN. 148,896 MiLes. BEGINNING AGILITY DOG TRAINING. 7 WEEK COURSE BE- $5,500 obo. Call or text Leila 435-590-1534. Heated seats, sun gins March 25th. Build a working relationship with your roof, power seats, remote start, plus more features. K9 Partner while having fun. Amy Chrisman 435-531-1469 HELP WANTED #BuildTheDogPark on Facebook BEFORE & AFTER CLEANING IS NOW HIRING: FULL OR PART FOR SALE time positiions available. $12-$13/hr to start. Call or Text Kim PUPPY AGILITY TRAINING - FUN AND GREAT WAY TO BOND 435-592-0328. with your dog and learn new training techniques. Contact MASTERBUILT SPORTSMAN ELITE PROPANE SMOKER: ONLY Amy Chrisman 435-531-1469 #BuildTheDogPark on Facebook used once. Like New Condition. $60. 951-500-5474. THE RUSTY BUCKET OF PAROWAN IS LOOKING FOR CAST members to be part of our team. You will greet customers BEGINNING DOG TRAINING WITH GAIL WORKMAN 435-592- FREE HORSE MANURE FOR YOUR GARDEN. AGED. BRING with energy and enthusiasm. You will assist in the cleaning 5487. 7 weeks of classes begin April 7th @ 7 pm Free re-take your truck and shovel. Three Peaks area. 435-477-2056. and staging of inventory and be part of a team that focus- of classes until June 2022. es on the needs of the customers. We are a retail variety SETS OF SKI'S, BOOTS, BINDINGS, IN VERY GOOD CONDI- store that offers antiques, books and treats, so smiling faces 1 MEDIUM 1 SMALL BIRD CAGE, 2 TRANSPORTER CAGES/ tion: $25 each set. Snowboards/Boots: $15 each. Poles $5-$10. are what we need. Pay rate is $10 to $14 C.O.E.. No experi- boxes, base to contain mess another to hold small cage, Call/Text for pictures 702-468-6704. ence necessary as we will train you in all aspects of your trays, perches, books Lynn 907-301-7476 duties. We also support flexible hours. We can work around class schedules and church and family obligations. Your own MOTORCYCLE: BMW R1100RT $1200. CLASSIC SIDEWINDER transportation is a plus but not necessary. 16' Ski Boat w/85HP motor & trailer (needs interior): $1200. ANNOUNCEMENTS Please call/text for pictures 702-468-6704. MEL CLARK, INC. IS LOOKING TO HIRE TRUCK DRIVERS AND BACHELOR SEEKS JUST ONE SINCERE LADY (59-69). LIKES experienced equipment operators Please come into the of- nature, animals, museums. Please no more loosers. 435-327-8212 2-HARDWOOD DRESSERS: 1 UPRIGHT, 1 BUREAU W/MIR- fice at 2333 N Bulldog Rd or visit Melclarkinc.com Wage De- ror, white oak color, $150/ea. Cedar City 435-559-0838. pending on Experience

ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS, LANDSCAPES, PORTRAITS, WILL paint to preferences. Call 435-867-0908. 2 SETS OF MENS GOLF CLUBS (R/H) YOUR CHOICE: BOTH NURSES – $45/HR STARTING PAY. JUVENILE MEDICINE & COVID have irons 3-9 +pw +putter, and 1-3-5 metal woods +bag. Nice clinic engagements. M - F. Day shift or flexible PRN scheduling. condition-Call for more info. $55 & $60. 435-383-3099. Call Mark with Worldwide staffing at 866-633-3700, ext. 106 NOTICE: THE ADVERTISED ENOCH STORAGE LIEN SALE scheduled for March 20, 2021 at 9 am has been canceled. TITLEIST GOLF DRIVER- PRO QUALITY, METAL-TITANIUM, nice condition, $40 OBO. 1 dozen balls $15. 435-383-3099. MISCELLANEOUS

AUTOMOBILES BACHELOR SEEKS JUST ONE SINCERE LADY (59-69). LIKES REFRIGERATOR- KITCHEN AID, WORKS REALLY GOOD $400. nature, animals, museums. Please no more loosers. 435-327-8212 2001 HONDA ACCORD. GOOD CONDITION. ENGINE HAS OIL Washer & Dryer (a pair) Whirlpool works really good $475/ leak. Cat convertor was stolen. $1,000.00 OBO. Call 435-592-6091 both. For more details call 213-805-1055. ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS, LANDSCAPES, PORTRAITS, WILL paint to preferences. Call 435-867-0908. 2020 MERCEDES SPRINTER 170 DIESEL 4X4. 1500 MILES. TWIN MATTRESS, GOOD CONDITION: $5. QUEEN BOX White. Toyo Tires and Rims, backup camera, tow hitch. In spring, mattress & frame, good condition: $20. 435-313-1383. high demand due to Covid slow down in production. Call 702- HOME GROWN FRUITS/VEGETABLES, OR HOBBY TAKING OVER 748-0603. $68k. your house? Sell jewelry, clothing, crafts, home decor, home INCUBATOR WITH EGG TURNER USED ONCE AND IT WORKS grown fruits/vegetables, etc. at RENTWAPOWorks FARMERS MAR- good still. It's in its original box. Asking $185.00. If interested KET, 4871 N Enoch Rd, Saturdays 9AM-2PM. Linda 435-559-1657 2008 Fort F350 Lariat: 6.4 Motor turbo. 4x4 DieseL. call 435-429-4210 or email [email protected] 130K Miles. Leather seates. 6 seater. New Michelin Tires $18,500. Call 702-219-1195. IF THERE'S SOMEONE WHO WANTS OR NEEDS CLARINET REAL ESTATE parts can have what I have for $75. 2 cases included. Call 435- 2013 NissaN rogue sL aWD $8900 Car iN great shape 429-4210 or email [email protected] ATTENTION ALL REAL ESTATE BUYERS AND SELLERS!!! DON'T All the amenities. Recently serviced,New windshield, Navi- put your biggest investment in any agent. Call the Pros with gation, Backup Camera, Premium Radio, Pictures on OfferUp. MAHOGANY BUFFET 5'X34", NICE CONDITION. $250. CALL over 70 years of experience. Carte Blanche Realty: Multi-mil- Mike 951-712-8502 [email protected] 719-229-3593 for more information or pictures. lion dollars in sales and thousands of real estate transac- tions. Bret Murie 435-559-3030 or Rich Gillette 435-463-2424. IRON COUNTY TODAY CLASSIFIEDS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 27 SERVICE DIRECTORY 28 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 CLASSIFIEDS IRON COUNTY TODAY RECREATION LEGAL NOTICES 25' SPRINGDALE TRAVEL TRAILER. SLEEPS 6, REAR KITCH- en, 1 slide, awning, electric hitch hoist, many extras. Excellent condition-covered when not in use. Everything works very well. $11,500. 435 477-8674 SUMMONS SUMMONS Justin W. Wayment (7011) Justin W. Wayment (7011) Christian Jones (15873) Christian Jones (15873) RENTALS WAYMENT & JONES LAW WAYMENT & JONES LAW Attorneys for Plaintiff Attorneys for Plaintiff RENTAL: UPSTAIRS APPARTMENT WITH GARAGE. WASHER & 51 East 400 North #1 51 East 400 North #1 dryer hook-ups (gas or electric), fridge & stove included. All utili- P.O. Box 1808 P.O. Box 1808 ties included. No smoking. $500 deposit. $1200/month. 435-586-6121 Cedar City, UT 84721-1808 Cedar City, UT 84721-1808 Telephone: (435) 586-3300 Telephone: (435) 586-3300 Fax: (435) 586-4288 Fax: (435) 586-4288 LICENSED COMPUTER REPAIR *VIRUS REPAIR *DATA RECOV- Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] ery *Networking *PC Security *Computer Cleanup *House- Email: [email protected] calls -FAST Turnaround Time and Flat Rates A+ PSYCHLONE IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR COMPUTERS 435-590-2114 IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR IRON COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH IRON COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH SUMMIT CREEK ENTERPRISES, LLC, BUILDING ZONE INDUSTRIES, LLC, Plaintiff, SERVICES Plaintiffs, v. v. GIL'S MOBILE WELDING. I'LL COME TO YOUR HOME/BUSINESS. J. ROBERT JENSEN, ANN F. JENSEN and THE HEIRS AND Repair fencing, gates, wrought-iron, utilities trailers, farm equip- THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF WILLIAM H. CORRY, DEVISEES OF J. ROBERT JENSEN AND ANN F. JENSEN, ment, cosmetic repair small/big household metal items. Fair and JOHN DOES I-X, and JOHN DOES 1-10, pricing/free estimates. Don't toss it, I'll weld/fix it. 435-383-3259. Defendants. Defendants. CLOCK REPAIR. GRANDFATHER CLOCKS, ANTIQUE CLOCKS, SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION AND POSTING ON SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION FAMILY WEBSITE and cuckoo clocks. Over 30-years experience. Pick-up and Case No. 210500038 Delivery. Call Bill, 435-477-1211. Case No. 210500034 Judge Matthew L. Bell Judge Ann Marie Mciff Allen CARING COMPANION SERVICES: PROVIDES CARE AND COM- THE STATE OF UTAH TO DEFENDANTS: THE STATE OF UTAH TO DEFENDANTS: panionship for seniors in need, including transportation, The above-entitled Court has entered an Order granting shopping, meal preparation, and medication reminders. Ref- The above-entitled Court has entered an Order granting Plaintiff the right to serve Defendants, J. ROBERT JENSEN, erences available. Call: Linda Peterson (435) 233-6802. Plaintiff the right to serve Defendants, THE HEIRS AND ANN F. JENSEN and THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF J. ROBERT DEVISEES OF WILLIAM H. CORRY, and JOHN DOES 1-10, by JENSEN AND ANN F. JENSEN, and JOHN DOES 1-10, by Publi- JW CONSTRUCTION: REMODELING, INTERIOR TRIM, DRY- Publication. You are thereafter hereby summoned and cation. You are thereafter hereby summoned and required wall, painting, tile, etc. High expectations -- High-end re- required to file an answer in writing to a Complaint on to file an answer in writing to a Complaint on file with the sults, licensed and insured. 435-383-1370. file with the clerk of the above entitled Court, locat- clerk of the above entitled Court, located at 40 North 100 ed at 40 North 100 East, Cedar City, UT 84720. You are East, Cedar City, UT 84720. You are also required to file an also required to file an Answer with the court and serve Answer with the court and serve upon, or mail to, Plain- JIMMIE NIC'S HANDYMAN SERVICE. LICENCED, INSURED, upon, or mail to, Plaintiff’s attorney, a copy of said An- tiff’s attorney, a copy of said Answer within twenty-one Dependable. Good Rates! Quality Work! 435-238-3012. swer within twenty-one (21) days after the service of (21) days after the service of the Summons upon you if you the Summons upon you if you reside within the State of reside within the State of Utah, or thirty (30) days after Utah, or thirty (30) days after the service of Summons the service of Summons upon you if you reside outside HANDYMAN, LICENSED AND INSURED, HOME/REAL ESTATE RE- upon you if you reside outside the State of Utah. If you the State of Utah. pairs and inspection. Painting, drywall, carpentry, stucco, patio cov- fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken ers, electrical, doors, replacement windows, deck repair, roof repair. you for the relief demanded in said Complaint, which against you for the relief demanded in said Complaint, Bobcat/Dirt work. 39 Years in business. Call Ray, 435-559-7669 has been filed with the Clerk of said Court. which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court. Please be advised that this action seeks to quiet title to Please be advised that this action seeks to quiet title to TURN YOUR PASSION INTO PROFIT!! WANTED! VENDORS certain real property and identified in Plaintiff’s Com- certain real property and identified in Plaintiff’s Complaint, for RENTWAPOWorks FARMERS MARKET Saturdays 9AM-2PM plaint, Exhibit A, which is located in Iron County, Utah, Exhibit A, which is located in Iron County, Utah, and once in Enoch. Cold weather inside. Warm weather outside. Linda and once quieted, the land shall be titled solely in the quieted, the land shall be titled solely in the name of Sum- 435-559-1657 Show & sell your talent. name of Building Zone Industries, LLC, to the exclusion mit Creek Enterprises, LLC, to the exclusion of all parties. of all parties. A copy of the Complaint in this action has been deposited with the Clerk of the Court, with a A copy of the Complaint in this action has been deposit- WANTED description of the Real Property, and can be picked up ed with the Clerk of the Court, with a description of the by anyone claiming an interest in the above matter at Real Property, and can be picked up by anyone claiming WANTED FIREWOOD- CORD OF PINION PINE. 435-559-1157. no charge. an interest in the above matter at no charge. DATED this 15th day of March, 2021. DATED this 11th day of March, 2021. BOAT WANTED: CALL TOM 760-964-9403. WAYMENT & JONES LAW WAYMENT & JONES LAW /s/ Justin W. Wayment /s/ Justin W. Wayment LOOKING FOR A RESONABLY PRICED HOUSEKEEPER, 2 JUSTIN W. WAYMENT JUSTIN W. WAYMENT times a month (one deep clean, one light/misc.) If interested, Attorney for Plaintiff Attorney for Plaintiff please call with prices. 435-218-5777. Published March 17, 24 & 31, 2021 Published March 17, 24 & 31, 2021 Iron County Today • ICT #0367 Iron County Today • ICT #0368 (MINIMUM OF 3-ACRES) LAND WITH/WITHOUT 14FT TALL garage- to maintain diesels/trailers . Looking to rent/buy if price right. Need both but will consider separately-located rentals. Max 4-miles from interstate. 435-218-5777. NOTICE OF ORDINANCE Said Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon publication. Notice is hereby given that the Cedar City Council at its YARD SALES regular meeting of February 24, 2021, passed the following A Copy of said ordinance may be seen and/or purchased at ordinance: the office of the Cedar City Recorder, 10 North Main Street, MOVING SALE: 2132 N WAGONTRAIL DR. (FIDDLERS CAN- Cedar City, Utah. yon) March 20th 9am-12pm, Furniture, Tools, household items, 1. Ordinance No. 0310-21, an ordinance amending Chapter 32 yard tools, toys, coats, motorcycle, luggage and accessories. Section 9 of the Ordinances of Cedar City, Utah, related to Published March 17, 2021 Development Standards and requirements for streetlights. Iron County Today • ICT #0366 Posting Date March 15, 2021

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