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story on page 24 corey baumgartner 2 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today

The new saliva- based testing method will be more efficient while still maintaining quality and accuracy.

courtesy Intermountain Healthcare Intermountain Healthcare launches saliva-based COVID-19 testing

from Jess C. Gomez a high quality of our testing,” For Iron County Today said Bert Lopansri, MD, associate medical director for infectious Intermountain Healthcare diseases and medical director for has transitioned to saliva-based microbiology for Intermountain COVID-19 testing at its community Healthcare. testing sites throughout Utah for Though the collection method patients ages six and older in an is changing, the test itself is not. effort to make the testing process Intermountain will continue to more comfortable and streamlined utilize the same Polymerase Chain for patients. Reaction (PCR) testing process to This method of sample collec- maintain a high level of quality. tion requires 3 mL of saliva (not Patients who are planning on sputum or mucus). Children ages being tested shouldn’t take any- five and younger, as well as those thing by mouth at least 30 minutes who cannot produce enough saliva, before their sample collection. This will still be tested by nasopharyn- includes eating, drinking, brushing geal swab. teeth, using mouthwash, chewing “This new process should gum, using mints, smoking, or be much more comfortable for chewing tobacco. patients and enable us to collect For more information, see samples from more patients at one intermountainhealthcare.org/ time while continuing to maintain COVID19. Iron County Today News Wednesday, September 30, 2020 3 Happy Factory Open House fundraiser set for Saturday from Jolene Lee zation that operates with no For Iron County Today paid employees. Also, many of the supplies to build the CEDAR CITY — The toys are donated. However, miracle of the Happy Factory it still takes about fifty cents will be on display Saturday, to make every toy; this pays October 3, for everyone to for equipment, maintenance, come and see how nearly and items such as saw blades, two million toys have been sandpaper, and wheels and produced and distributed free axles for the toy cars. around the world to needy Various donation levels children. And you are invited. are available, with larger The open house will donations eligible for a run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. thank you gift of a wooden Saturday at “the Factory” at toy—from cars, to stools, to 896 N. 2175 W. Circle. steam shovels. Donations are Happy Factory volunteers not required for the open will offer free tours high- house, but any amount would lighting the various steps to be appreciated. making the hardwood toys, Also, information about from tracing and cutting out volunteering will be available. the wood, to sanding, oiling, The Happy Factory always and “wheeling.” At the end of needs volunteers, from the tour, visitors can have a office and management help snack, receive a free toy car, to gluing, tracing, cutting, and learn about volunteering sanding, routing, oiling, and or donating to the Happy wheeling. There is something Factory, if they would like. for everyone. “The purpose of the open The people who are house is really threefold,” said associated with the Happy Donna Cooley, who founded Factory understand that the Happy Factory with her there are over 500 million husband, Charles in 1995. “We children living in poverty in mainly want everybody in the world and that many of the community to visit and them have never had a toy. see firsthand what we do But they believe in the Happy here. Then, if they would like, Factory’s motto: they can learn more about “We may not be able to volunteering or donating to make a toy for every child in the Factory. We always need the world that needs one— more volunteers, and we but we’re going to try.” always need more financial “The spirit of the Happy resources.” Factory is infectious,” said The Happy Factory is a Cooley. “Come, visit us and 501(c)3 non-profit organi- see why.”

C ourtesy The Happy Factory i roncountytoday.com Children in Nicaragua receive toy cars made right here at The Happy Factory in Cedar City. 4 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion

A dministration I would R . Gail Stahle P ublisher like to be [email protected] remembered D eborah Martineau O ffice Manager “ officemanager@ as someone ironcountytoday.com who used A dvertising whatever talent S cott Stahle S ales Representative she had to do [email protected] 801.755.5999 her work to the Patti Bostick S ales Representative very best of her [email protected] 435.592.1030 ability.” Editorial » Ruth Bader Ginsburg Corey Baumgartner M anaging Editor [email protected] S hay Baruffi That was a hoax, right? R eporter

Tom Zulewski The opinions stated in this article are solely crashes while we were wearing a white Then for added “proof”, the Beatles S ports Writer those of the author and not of The Iron County shirt, I doubt that we would connect released the famous Abbey Road cover Today. our attire with the collisions. It is much photo portraying the four Beatles Layout/Design easier to believe the internet message of walking across a street near their music 50-year old woman in Utah an unemployed electrician who “knows” studio in St. John’s Wood. They walked D evin Christ County told reporters last week Muslims are sneaking over the Mexican across a handful of times so the pho- C reative Director that she was “a huge conspiracy border to slay Christians. tographer could sequence their steps, [email protected] theoryA person.” Thanks to the internet To show how conspiracy theories gain and in three of the shots McCartney C irculation and suspicious social media messages, traction, I recall one of the most popular nonchalantly kicked off his sandals and she is not alone. allegations: Paul (McCartney) is dead! walked across barefoot. The clues – the S tephanie Millett Conspiracy theories are out-of-sync barefoot stride, a VW license S . Cedar City certainly not new. People have a plate in the background showcasing [email protected] difficult time rationalizing how McCartney’s age (which was incorrect), 435.272.3050 isolated incidents can lead to a crack running through the name life-changing events. Throw in Beatles on the flip side of the album, S tormee Anderson a distrust of government, the and McCartney’s silence during a long N . Cedar City/Enoch uber-wealthy or the prominence Cyclops vacation to the Scottish coast – created [email protected] of a certain ethnic group and the biggest conspiracy stir since the 435.592.5724 you get a buffet of bogus. Kennedy assassination. by Bryan GRAY W endy Hanson Current favorites are the Four Beatles walking across the road P arowan/Paragonah QAnon claims that liberal elites Columnist appeared to millions of people to be a [email protected] are involved in sex-trafficking funeral procession. 435.477.9100 and sipping children’s blood (although It started in 1969 when a teenager In the case of the Paul is Dead God has appointed Donald Trump to telephoned a Detroit radio disc jockey theory, little harm was done to our great Iron County Today is stop the carnage), and that Black Lives and told him the Beatles were providing Republic. But in today’s steady diet distributed free of charge, thanks to our advertisers. Matter protestors are responsible for hints that Paul was deceased. If the DJ of internet nonsense where anybody It is hand-delivered to over the summer wildfires. Eight years ago, would play the song “Revolution Number with a heartbeat can be a gatekeeper 14,000 households in Cedar City, Enoch and Parowan we had the Clintons murdering their 1” from the White Album backwards, he of so-called facts, conspiracy theories and is available in several opponents; four years ago, we had Hillary would hear a man growling “Turn me on, undermine the civility of citizens and rack locations in Iron and Beaver Counties. torturing children in the Pizzagate dead man.” understanding of societal norms and conspiracy; eighty years ago, we had The DJ then called a friend, musician principles. When you have a large 389 N 100 W, Suite 12 Pres. Dwight Eisenhower belonging to Eric Clapton in London and mentioned number of people questioning whether Cedar City, Utah 84721 the Soviet Communist conspiracy. the report. Clapton first said the idea or not the Holocaust actually happened Ph: 435-867-1865 Conspiracy theories are easier to was ridiculous, but, when prodded by the or convinced that Barack Obama toasted Fax: 435-867-1866 IronCountyToday.com believe when they are connected to pol- DJ, admitted, “You know, come to think marshmallows over the burning flesh itics, not our personal lives. For instance, of it, I haven’t seen Paul in about a month of murdered children, you don’t have a if one of us were involved in several car and a half.” country. You have an insane asylum. Iron County Today News Wednesday, September 30, 2020 5 Opinion

From the Editor Happy National Newspaper Week (October 4-10) t seems newspapers enough bad news. share? news@ironcoun- are getting a lot of That being said, in tytoday.com flak these days. Many celebration of National We definitely need Iaren’t too impressed Newspaper Week, I’d journalists, but without with the press. We strive love to hear why you our readers and adver- each week to publish read our paper and why tisers we couldn’t do our information and inspi- the news important to job. That’s why I, as well ration for your everyday you? What stories do as our entire team at the life. Sure, we throw in a you like to read about in Iron County Today, are few controversies every our paper? What are we grateful to each of you, now and then, but for getting right and what our devoted readers and Corey the most part, we want needs some tweaking? advertisers. If you’re a Baumgartner to be the good news in Maybe you’ve got some new reader or advertiser, M anaging Editor your week. We’ve got great stories/ideas to welcome to the family!

To the Editor Walk to End Alzheimer’s was a success On September 19, more than 200 people laced up their shoes and took steps to end Alzheimer’s disease by participating in the Cedar City Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Teams with people representing families, businesses, service clubs, churches, and SUU filled trails and neighborhood streets throughout Iron County, and beyond. Team members walked for their parents, friends, and loved ones who have suffered from this disease, and because they want a cure. Their reasons for walking were heartbreaking and hopeful. Community support was overwhelming! More than $17,000 has been raised through donations and sponsorships, which support Alzheimer’s care, support and research. This includes our local support groups, national website, printed resources, and our 24/7 Helpline (800-272-3900). Thank you for your generous and timely giving. We are here to serve you!

Mike Miller, Regional Manager, Alzheimer’s Association – [email protected].

Thought of the Week from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher “Liberty means responsibility. That is why most men dread it.” » George Bernard Shaw 6 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today seUU n ws Utah’s first poet Laureate Dave Lee speaks at SUU’s APEX event

by Shay Baruffi writing conference days that have Iron County Today made a lasting impression. Dave Lee went on to tell beautiful stories Dave Lee is a past professor of about fellow poets; William Stafford, creative writing at Southern Utah Leslie Norris, William Kloefkorn, Jim University, teaching at the university Heynen, Eleanor Wilner, and Richard for over three decades. Southern Shelton. He accompanied the stories Utah University’s APEX event series with a poem written by each artist; brought this acclaimed poet laureate each stunning and unique. back to his beloved university to Lynn Vartan, Percussion Professor grace the halls once again. “I think and Director of the APEX Event all of us in here have two things in Series later sat with Lee to ask a few common. One is we have an attach- life and guidance related questions. ment to this university; I’m assuming Lee gave his best advice for students most of us are deeply in love with it. who want to be writers; “Take care Two is we have lived through one of of yourself. To the own self be true, the worst years in the history of the believe in yourself. Never give up, United States in many directions and hold onto it.” Vartan inquired, if there angles and of course that includes was a writer Lee thinks every college our affair with COVID. I’ve spent a lot student needs to read? “Yes, William of time this summer writing poems Shakespeare knew every trick to about COVID.” writing there was. If you’ve read “As Lee took the audience on an You Like It” and haven’t fallen in love emotional tour of his ‘Literary Hall of with falling in love, you have a heart Fame’ of sorts. Many of these literary of lead.” heroes include fellow former SUU In his closing remarks Dave Lee professors, others are people he said tearfully, “I gained more than I has met through the years of SUU’s gave.”

D ave Lee encouraged students desiring to be writers to believe in themselves and never give up.

Shay baruffi Iron County Today News Wednesday, September 30, 2020 7 P ublic Announcements Cov id-19/Legislative Update Dear Friends and Neighbors, States. Here is what I have learned: delivering its first manufactured Updates to online batches for clinical trials in July. This As many of you know, I was born in » European countries, including Sweden, Panguitch, and raised in Beaver. I have Poland, Spain, France, etc., all followed a RAINN HelpRoom initiative is a result of a collaboration raised my family in Cedar City, and some similar pattern. They each experienced a support group hosted between Grifols, the U.S. Food and of my children are now raising their own high spike in March/April then tapered off Drug Administration (FDA), the families here, too, and we have built our to very few deaths even though they still by CCS National Institutes of Health (NIH), businesses here. I am extremely proud to have a fair number of cases. call southern Utah my home, and love the Canyon Creek Services, an affiliate the U.S. Biomedical Advanced Southern countries, including Brazil and connection and association of the good » partner with RAINN, is hosting an Peru, experienced a delayed spike, but Research Authority (BARDA), and people here. anonymous, online support group other Federal health agencies. their spike isn't as high as the northern for survivors of domestic violence Grifols has decades of experience While reading the local news this week, European countries. I came across an article on the decline This is where it gets interesting: if you and sexual assault. The “HelpRoom” partnering with its thousands of in civility in Southern Utah politics. We » put the northeast U.S. results over top is held every Tuesday and Thursday regular plasma donors across the all know and have experienced just how of the northern European countries, they from 7pm-8pm at affiliate.rainn. country through its industry-leading challenging this year has been. It's under- directly mimic each other. If you put the standable that there are strong emotions org/helproom/canyoncreekservices. network of more than 250 FDA- southern U.S. and the western U.S. over the about the important issues of the day. My This group provides a safe space approved centers dedicated to southern, warmer countries, they mimic hope is that we can be sure each of us each other. Both sets of countries show for survivors to communicate, feel collecting plasma. are informed and engaged in the political that the pandemic spike is over. They are supported and share their perspec- “For individuals who have process, while still championing and still getting cases, but deaths are very tives on issues related to healing and recovered from COVID-19, donating upholding those Southern Utah values that low – just like Utah. recovery. As with all CCS services, it plasma at one of Grifols’ donor make our area so special and so strong. is free of charge. centers to produce a potential There is a quote that is meaningful to me, This data shows that we cannot keep treatment for the disease is a way from a man of true greatness, Ezra Taft focusing on case numbers. We need to RAINN, the Rape and Incest Benson. He said, "Pride is concerned with consider the results coming from those National Network, is the nation’s they can help make a difference who is right, humility is concerned with cases and let those results inform our largest anti-sexual violence orga- during this exceptional time,” said what is right." I do believe that keeping decision making. nization. In the past, the HelpRoom Dr. Marilyn Rosa-Bray, Grifols Chief our focus on what is right will allow us to move forward in a positive I have heard from many of was only available once a week for Medical Officer and Vice President you about your concerns with Quality, Regulatory Compliance & way that protects our survivors of sexual assault, but has Southern Utah way of life. the state of emergency and now been expanded to twice a week Laboratories. “This hyperimmune other mandates associated for survivors of sexual assault and/ globulin would offer treating physi- On Friday, September 25, the with the pandemic. I cians a predictable and consistent Utah Department of Health understand your concerns. or domestic violence. CCS is one of reported 1,002,373 total The Legislature decided only approximately 40 programs that dosing of the antibody against the COVID-19 tests administered, not to extend the state has been selected to partner with virus that causes COVID-19.” 68,530 total positive of emergency in August. RAINN to provide this service among Grifols is acting with urgency in cases, 53,360 estimated The governor, under his thousands of providers nationwide. this global crisis and volunteering its recovered cases, 3,668 total prerogative, issued another expertise and resources to the proj- hospitalizations, 184 current state of emergency. As a Trained victim advocates from CCS hospitalizations and 448 total Legislature, we continue to facilitate the HelpRoom to provide ect. The resulting anti-SARS-CoV-2 fatalities. have discussions with the hyperimmune globulin will undergo governor on the best path information and support to survivors The Southwest Utah Sen n. Eva controlled clinical trials with the NIH forward for our state. We are and ensure that the forum is a safe Public Health Department VICKERS working to find a balanced environment. to evaluate its safety and efficacy as a reported 4,164 total positive Ua t h Senate District 28 approach to continue viable treatment for COVID-19. cases including 3,721 total Thank you for your support in protecting the public's health recovered cases, 11 currently helping make a difference in the lives Recovered COVID-19 individuals while maintaining our low unemployment hospitalized and 32 total fatalities. This interested in donating should call rate, increasing consumer confidence and of survivors! includes 734 cases in Iron County and 3,269 1-866-END-CV19 where trained financial stability for Utahns and Utah cases in Washington County. Kaleigh Bronson-Cook Grifols specialists will prescreen businesses. At the start of the pandemic, we talked potential donors. Interested donors Additionally, we are still working on about not focusing on cases, but rather must have a diagnosis made with appropriate solutions to address the focusing on key indicators such as ICU Emergency Management Act. In 1953, a test (nasal swab or blood) and bed availability and transmission rates. Grifols accepting when the Emergency Management Act complete resolution of COVID-19 We knew that people would get sick, was created, the thought was that an symptoms at least 28 days prior to as that is inevitable, but we wanted to donations from people emergency would be a short-term crisis make sure our hospitals and healthcare donation, or complete resolution that would likely only impact a portion who have recovered system were not overwhelmed, as that of symptoms at least 14 days prior of the state for a short amount of time. results in fatalities. With the recent spike from COVID-19 Now that we are in a pandemic that is to donation along with a negative in cases, which largely comes from Utah impacting the entire state for a prolonged Grifols, a global healthcare com- molecular test for COVID-19, as well County, there seems to have been a shift period. As a Legislature, we are continuing pany with a track record of more than as meet our routine eligibility criteria in thinking and a focus on case numbers to work on this to find some consensus 100 years and a recognized leader in alone. This is a mistake. Cases alone do for normal source plasma donation. on how to adjust the statute to allow not merit heavy-handed government the development and production of Come in to your Cedar City Grifols flexibility in times of natural disasters, intervention. We need to consider the plasma-derived medicines, is identi- while also finding a different approach for this Saturday for the 2nd annual Pet results of our cases. For example, the longer-term emergencies, like pandemics. fying, screening and selecting volun- Adoption Day! Come save a pet and recent spike in COVID-19 cases occurring teer donors who have recovered from Grifols will pay your adoption fee. Utah County are individuals in the I will be providing these COVID-19 updates COVID-19 to donate their plasma at While you’re there, stay and help save 15-24-year-old range. We know that this from a legislative perspective weekly. Grifols in Cedar City. more than one life by donating your age group is much less likely to experience I want to hear from you and get your The plasma will be used to plasma. Grifols is located at 1188 Sage extreme symptoms, hospitalizations and feedback, thoughts and ideas on what's death due to COVID-19. happening in our local communities. produce an anti-SARS-CoV-2 Dr, Cedar City, UT. (435) 867-8554, Please contact me anytime at evickers@ Throughout this pandemic, I have hyperimmune globulin that, if proven www.grifolsplasma.com. le.utah.gov. Thank you. effective, could potentially treat the continually gathered information and reviewed different kinds of data. I have Sincerely, disease. Grifols has already begun Crystal Wallentine, MD recently looked at a lot of validated data producing a hyperimmune globulin, Biomat USA West from other countries and the United Evan Vickers, Utah State Senate 8 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Bookings Below are bookings as reported by the Holding Out HELP to hold silent Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. For a juvenile the name is “(Male/Female) Juvenile Offender” and auction & benefit dinner juvenile is of age less than 18 years. by Meggie McMullen SEPT. 22 JAMES R RAEM X Goldcoast CORBETT WALLACE L Cedar City, UT LIMB Drive on Susp/ Each year donors, volunteers, family Cedar City, UT Revoked Lic, DUI of and friends come together to celebrate Probation/Parole Violation Alcohol w/BAC at the accomplishments of Holding Out or over .08, Open HELP. Please join us for a silent auction SEPT. 23 Container in Veh. and benefit dinner at the Courtyard KELLY D BRITTANY E Marriott (1294 S. Interstate Dr, Cedar KROENING PHILLIPS City, UT). Help us raise the funds Cedar City, UT Strafford, MO Assault on Police/ Rec/Poss Stolen needed to continue transforming lives. Military in Uniform, Vehicle Holding Out HELP provides those Intoxication coming from a polygamous community SEPT. 25 DAVID A RUDER the care, support and resources to Cedar City, UT DANNY H HUNT become independent and self-suffi- DUI JR. cient. We take it beyond the necessities CECILA Cedar City, UT HIGGENBOTHAM Probation/Parole such as food, clothing and shelter. Cedar City, UT Violation HOH provides counseling, educational DRUG – Abuse of JAKEY L WALL opportunities, life skills and legal and Psychotoxic Chems. Cedar City, UT medical assistance to help get our SEPT. 24 Probation/Parole clients back on their feet. Violation Guest speakers include Tonia C ourtesy Holding Out HELP RAINA E POE Cedar City, UT SEPT. 26 Tewell, Founder of Holding out Help, local musician Jon Yerby. The silent org/2020-fundraiser. An individual DRUG – Poss Sam Brower, author and producer of auction will feature 3 great gift baskets ticket is $50 and a table of 8 is C/S Marijuana/ SKIP STAHR Prophets Prey, as well as attorney Alan that people will be able to bid on. $350. Call (805) 400-9360 for more Spice, Poss Drug St. George, UT Paraphernalia Assault Mortensen from Salt Lake City. Food will For more information or to information or email Meggie at megl. be provided along with live music from order tickets, go to holdingouthelp. [email protected]. Wednesday, September 30, 2020 9 The Arts & Entertainment i n Iron County sho wcase

by Corey BAUMGARTNER Iron County Today According to the latest edition of the Desert Denouncer, The Cedar Tumbleweeds City Children’s Musical Theatre is performing its latest fundraiser show, “Tumbleweeds—Revamped,” this Revamped weekend October 1,2 & 3. You don’t want to miss this comedy melodrama performed by the adult family and friends of the CCCMT. Why not? I’m glad you asked. I’ll tell you. Once again, the CCCMT has assembled the greatest cast of heroes and outcasts in Iron County to put on a show that will make you laugh, cheer and boo as you are transported to Grimy Gulch, the “Armpit of the West.” Once there, you’ll meet and be entertained by characters such as the scheming Throckmorton Fleesum and his cohorts, the villainous Greedy twins. You’ll meet the famous and fearsome Snake-Eye McFoul and of course, the likeable little cowpoke named Tumbleweeds and his faithful filly, Epic. Don’t forget Tumbleweed’s devoted wild-west woebegone wooer, the local hottie, Hildegard Hamhocker! Did I mention this production has also been revamped…literally! There are vampires and vampire hunters in town! I don’t want to spoil the show, Children’s Theatre but let’s just say you don’t want to miss the showdown between the holds fundraiser Queen Vampire, Natasha Nightshade in Grimy Gulch and the Vampire Hunter extraordi- naire, Prudence Lovely. Oh, and there’s also a bank robbery, a gun fight and a wedding. The last choo-choo to Grimy Gulch leaves this Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 7:00 pm at the old Cedar City Hospital (150 E Altamira Ave.) Tickets are $10 at www.CCCMT.org. With shows selling out faster than a tumbling tumbleweed in a wind- storm, it’s best to reserve your spot before arriving. Please be sure to bring your mask so we can help keep the wild-west free of COVID. What are you waiting for? Westward Ho! All proceeds go to help this great organization find and purchase a place they can finally call their own and continue serving the children of Cedar City and beyond. And photos by corey baumgartner remember, “North East South or West…home is best! 10 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 showcase Iron County Today Orchestra implements contactless ticketing system technology

by Bridget Lee supported by RAP tax, Utah Division org. We are pleased to now offer a that these improvements to pur- For Iron County Today of Arts and Museums, Iron County physical season ticket in the form of chases and ticketing will help OSU Cares and several private founda- a single card, instead of the previous and supporters for years to come. Everywhere we look these days tions, but did you know that our booklet of tickets. Season cards will OSU will also utilize myOSU. there are changes making our greatest financial support comes be mailed after purchase online or org for digital downloads of perfor- businesses, schools, and homes safer from our individual patrons? This given in person at the Cedar City mances and pieces throughout the and more streamlined. Cedar City year we are budgeted to bring in Artwalks or “in person” concerts. season. On our website we are also pushes forward great signage and more from our individual donations, Individual tickets will be available for able to securely accept tax-deduct- videos helping reinforce community ticket sales, and annual Soiree than purchase online or at the door and ible donations, which continue to be safety measures. Now the Orchestra any other single source. Those who will then be scanned with a no-touch greatly appreciated in any amount of Southern Utah is happy to jump attend and support OSU truly make digital reader (either printed or on a at any time. We are so grateful for on the “bandwagon” and bring everything we do possible. mobile device). Season ticket cards the many people who give their time some new additions to the 2020-21 So, in this year of change we are will be scanned for entry with the and financial support to make OSU season that will ensure a safe and moving to a ticketing, donation, and same system. This way OSU can a great addition to the fabric of our more streamlined experience for our downloading system that makes continue to do our part in slowing community. We hope that these patrons. things easier for our amazing the spread of COVID-19 as well as digital improvements will serve our The Orchestra of Southern Utah supporters. All tickets and donating providing a more efficient system for patrons who have served us so well (OSU) continues to be generously are now available online at myOSU. those who support OSU. We know over the years. M ultiple exhibits featuring women artists now open at SUMA by Shay Baruffi Iron County Today 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment and the 150th anniversary of Utah women’s right to vote. Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) is featuring an exhibition including over 20 women artists now through the fall. Right Here Right Now was curated by Modern West Fine Art in Salt Lake City. This exhibi- tion features artwork by Trent Alvey, Christine Baczek, Liberty Blake, Pam Bowman, Sandy Brunvand, Rebecca Campbell, Shalee Cooper, Al Denyer, Stefanie Dykes, Angela Ellsworth, Kiki Gaffney, Jann Haworth, Amy Jorgensen, Lenka Konopasek, Sara Lynne Lindsay, Jiyoun Lee-Lodge, Pia van Nuland, Jean Richardson, Wren Ross, and Laura Sharp Wilson. The exhibition also includes the Work in Progress mural. SUMA is the first location to display all 14 panels of Work in Progress mural at once. Emily Ronquillo, Marketing Manager of SUMA, stated, “The Work in Progress mural is a community-based project photos by shay baruffi began by artist Jann Haworth and of SUMA, said, “This exhibition is a “The goal for this exhibit was now, to help us move the needle and collaged by Liberty Blake. The mural really great way for our community to honor women, we had no idea help us understand the contributions features the work of more than 250 to see what Utah art looks like. These what 2020 was going to bring us. I that women have made and honor local, national and international con- artists are in Utah, have connections couldn’t be happier to collaborate them,” said Diane Stewart founder of tributors, most of whom are self-pro- to Utah, from Utah. It might be on this exhibition. It is so important Modern West Fine Art. claimed non-artists. Over the last four surprising for our community to see for us to remember that the votes of In addition to these stunning years, the mural has grown from 28 this and connect this to Utah as this women and the voices of women are exhibits, Cara Despain’s From Dust feet to 60 feet in length. Haworth is a community’s perception of Utah art so important. These 20 women artists is featured in the gallery. From Dust female Pop Artist and co-designer for is very different. This creates a dia- who all have roots here in Utah, I think makes us consider where we are geo- The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts logue and starts a conversation. That as you go through this exhibition you graphically when it comes to nuclear Club Band album cover for which she should be our role in the community; will see and hear their voices and testing. The display is a haunting received a Grammy.” to use the gallery space to have a understand the work that they are reminder of what these lands were Jessica Kinsey, Executive Director safe space to create a dialogue.” creating that is so relevant to right used for and the damage that was done. Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, September 30, 2020 11

C ourtesy Cedar Livestock Festival There's still time to enter the Livestock Festival Art Contest and honor Utah's history and heritage. (cedarlivestockfest.com) If you pay It really is about the sheep attention, you by Mary Anne ANDERSEN by an anonymous panel of artists. The prizes are will notice large C edar City Arts Council $100, $50, and $25 respectively. Every piece of work submitted will be on display at the Diamond Z “ t’s about the sheep. I have such happy mem- Arena during the days of the Festival. The deadline sheep in front of ories of taking my grandkids downtown to for entries is October 16th. Details and applications watch the sheep pass by on Main Street. It was can be found on the websites of the Arts Council many businesses Iso strange to them. Why would there be animals and the Livestock Festival. cedarcityartscouncil.org downtown and why do some sheep keep trying or cedarlivestockfest.com. around town, to get on other sheep’s backs? The weather was The Arts Council is so pleased to be a major bright and cool, children were innocent and happy contributor to this display of student artwork. decorated as the to be with grandma, and life was good. Things have Every school in Iron County received $100 worth business chooses. changed. The weather is still bright and cool, but of art supplies to provide materials to any student the kids are scattered and not so innocent, and life, wishing to participate. The Arts Council contrib- of their cultural heritage? while not bad, exactly, is certainly weird. uted $1,200.00 to the twelve schools in Cedar City And speaking of those sheep: If you pay atten- But the sheep are the same and will be cele- and Enoch, funds which came from you who are tion, you will notice large sheep in front of many brated again in Cedar City on October 23rd and members of the Arts Council. What better use of businesses around town, decorated as the business 24th during the Cedar City Livestock and Heritage our time and resources than to help students learn chooses. It really is about the sheep. Festival. The sheep parade is only the beginning. Here is what Bruce Hughes, festival board member, tells me: There will be sheep dog demonstra- tions, a draft horse pull, an antique tractor pull, a kids’ pedal tractor pull, sheep shearing, and a ranch rodeo. This is a rodeo where the cowboys are real ranchers who compete in events that happen daily in a working ranch setting. Think branding. And of course, there will be food vendors, but alas, not a Dutch oven cookoff this year. Too many tasters elbowing each other out of the way around the big pots. All of the above, except the parade, will take place at the Diamond Z Arena off of Highway 56. In addition, there will be a quilt display in the lobby of the Heritage Theater and an event honoring the Grand Marshall, the folks at MBM Livestock, on Thursday. The newest and most exciting part of the weekend for us in the Cedar City Arts Council is an art contest open to all school children in Iron County. Our students in three categories—elemen- tary, middle school, and high school—are invited to submit original art work on the subject of livestock and local heritage themes. These drawings and paintings will be adjudicated and prizes awarded to first, second, and third place entries as determined 12 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 showcase Iron County Today Final Friday Art Walk IC Ama returns with caps summer season music in the park by Shay Baruffi from Jim Howells bring a chair or blanket for seating and are asked to keep Iron County Today For Iron County Today 6 ft apart from other house- The Cedar City Arts Council cele- Iron County Acoustic hold groups. Face masks are brated the finale of their summer festivi- Music Association (ICAMA) is strongly encouraged. ties on Friday, September 25th with their bringing live acoustic music There is no charge for final art walk of the summer season. The to Cedar City’s Main Street the show. Donations will be art walk began with the unveiling of a Park noon to 4 pm, Saturday, accepted. beautiful stained-glass window above October 3, 2020. The afternoon Jensen’s Vacuums on Main Street. The show takes place on the south window was created by Cami Dailey, a side of the Lion’s Pavilion and recipient of a Cedar City Arts Council will feature four local blue- Mini Grant two years prior. Dailey spent grass, folkgrass, and country approximately 200 hours on the window folk groups in a socially-dis- made of sliced agate and glass. Be sure tanced outdoor setting. Performances start at noon with Coyote Bluegrass. Mountaintop Sound takes the stage at 1 pm, followed at 2 pm by Marty Warburton Cedar Skies and Home Girls. Cedar Skies closes out the show with a variety of Americana tunes and instruments beginning at a stained-glass 3 pm. It will be an afternoon window created of toe-tapping, spirit-raising by local artist acoustic music. Cami Dailey, was a Coyote Bluegrass is welcomed addition to help end the final Art longtime bluegrass pickers Walk of the season. Bill and Loretta Westbrook, joined by Bubba Akins on standup bass and Jim Howells Marty Warburton and on mandolin. Mountaintop Home Girls Sound formed three years ago with long-time rocker Steve Swift, now transitioned to modern bluegrass, and April McPherson, who brings her mandolin and beautiful vocal harmonies to the stage. Marty Warburton and Home Girls are well-known in Cedar City as a festival-quality vocal harmony photos by shay baruffi bluegrass ensemble. Cedar an ever-growing crowd of cheerful Skies is Dave Hunt, another friends just happy to be in each other’s long-time bluegrass player, presence. Following an incident involving his nephew Iona on various M ountaintop Sound a broken guitar string and some hilarious instruments, and son Dallin on musical improvisation on Candyo’s part, standup bass. Hello Clementine took the stage. The ICAMA has searched for teen quartet sang gorgeous covers of a way to safely present live Fleetwood Mac and The Beatles. acoustic music to Cedar City During the performances and displays music lovers since being to drive past at night to check out the on ‘the green’, SUMA presented the grand shut down by the COVID-19 window lit from behind. opening of their amazing fall exhibits; pandemic after their March 13 After the unveiling, the art walk Right Here Right Now, Work in Progress concert. An outdoor setting entertainment began with Bill and & From Dust. The museum also featured with socially-distanced spac- Loretta Westbrook featuring Jim Howells musical guests in the plaza, including; ing for audience members fills on ‘the green’ at 100 W and Center Joseph Marrow, Faith & Liv Band, and the bill. This concert afternoon Street. The trio was surrounded by Mountaintop Sound. also gives these professional talented visual artists showing off their For more information about The musicians an opportunity to beautiful work. Later in the evening Cedar City Arts Council visit their play for a live audience. Westbrooks Candyo performed upbeat tunes for website: www.cedarcityartscouncil.org. Audience members should photos Courtesy - ICAMA Wednesday, September 30, 2020 13 Community & Personal Interest in Iron County Life E noch celebrates 9th annual R esponsible Dog Owner’s Day

by Shay Baruffi Iron County Today

Responsible Dog Ownership Day is a national event to help teach the public about the responsi- bilities of being a dog owner and help current owners improve their relationships with their furry friends. Owning a dog is never-end- ing cheerfulness, but we all need to be mindful about the responsibilities we have to our pets. This is the second Responsible Dog Owners Day that has taken place at the new Enoch PetSafe Dog Park. The day featured great events like a Dog Costume Contest, a Hot Dog Dive contest, an Agility Demonstration, a Come when Called Maze, and a Treat Catching Contest. They also offered microchipping for dogs at the Enoch Animal Shelter during the event. Festival Country K-9’s were on hand (or on paw) to provide a useful dog owner checklist for those respon- sible owners out there, including; nutritious food, fresh water, veterinary care, plenty of exercise, grooming & bathing, playtime & attention, training, proper I.D, and lots of love. “Dogs count on us to be their best friend and care for them properly. Dogs give unconditional love, are faithful and true. We owe it to them to be worthy of such devotion,” shared the Festival Country K-9’s. For more information about Festival Country K-9’s visit: www. FestivalCountryK9s.org. photos by shay baruffi

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Due to the community’s responsibility Rhonda Vasquez, Energy Medicine Practitioner bottles included. Family group rate: $60 Support Groups to help prevent the potential spread of and Massage therapist for over 10 years, special purchase available online at www. COVID-19, please check with the event and combines methods from Ancient traditions radiantrocktravel.com! Alcoholics Anonymous activity sponsors to make sure that the event with modern techniques to help you feel better NATURE HILLS: HARVEST FEST – (Oct 2, 3, 5, 9, (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org • is still taking place. Everyone’s patience is faster. Using these simple exercises, one can 10), 3 to 7 pm. Nature Hills Farm (4326 N 2100 Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, greatly appreciated during this time. promote better sleep, better immune system E). Tickets are $5 per person available online: Kara (702) 232-6829 functioning, and healing on all levels. Open to www.naturehillsfarm.com/harvest-fest.html. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek all at no cost to participate in or to observe. This annual celebration of Fall is great for all Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed Wednesday, Sept. 30 CCCMT MUSICAL COMEDY – “Tumbleweeds ages. Enjoy the slow life on the farm by taking Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am Revamped” (Oct 1-3) 7:00 pm (150 E. Altamira a leisurely hayride, grab a pumpkin spice hot • M – Sa, Noon Speaking From The Heart MUD PACK DAY Ave, Cedar City. Come enjoy this annual fundraiser cocoa and sit under a tree to watch the animals, Misfits • M – F, 6 pm for the Cedar City Children’s Musical Theatre all take pictures, play yard games and pick out the Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm ROBINSON FAMILY PUMPKIN PATCH – (Mon while enjoying a musical comedy melodrama perfect pumpkin. Spend time with your family Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, 11 am thru Fri), 4 pm until Dark (approx. 8 pm) & performed by adults. Tickets are $10 per person. eating smores and drinking freshly pressed My Story • Sat, 8 pm Saturdays 9 am until Dark. (1450 W Industrial For info and tickets visit www.cccmt.org. apple cider. There is something for everyone. Rd. Cedar City). Take a wagon ride to search the Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am CEDAR HAUNT – 7 to 10 pm. Fiddlers Fun The farm store will be fully stocked with all your patch for the perfect pumpkin, get lost in the What a Way to Start the Day • Su, W, F Center (170 E Fiddlers Canyon Rd). First Annual Harvest needs and goodies, come celebrate the 7-8 am • All are welcome hay maze, see all the animals in the petting Haunt! SCREAMS… FEAR… FUN! The cost is $12 change of season! For info: (435) 559-2791 Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm Paiute zoo (buy a bag of feed for just a $1). Pumpkins for the Haunt or $15 for one tour of the Haunt, SCARY MOVIE NIGHTS – (Every Fri and Sat Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) are $0.30 a pound. For info call (435) 691-5014. 586-1112 Ext. 307 scary movie, and a $5 arcade card. in October) 9 to 11 pm. Fiddlers Fun Center The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • Call for (170 E Fiddlers Canyon Rd). Come to the theater location • (702) 802-1332 or (702) 533-7856 for Scary, Scary movies! $5 for the movie or $15 Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • Canyon Thursday, October 1 Friday, October 2 for the Movie, the Haunt, and a $5 arcade card Park, Lions Pavilion • (435) 477-8925 (That’s a Steal of a Deal). The Great Fact • T, Fri, Noon. FIRE PUP DAY Call (435) 559-7777 for location. NAME YOUR CAR DAY Al-Anon FRIDAY FAMILY TOURS: “Hidden Haven Saturday, October 3 Waterfall/ Twisted Forest” – (1st & 3rd Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Fri, 1 to 4 pm *flexible). For families w/at least Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed TECHIES DAY Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm 1 child (1 to 17 yrs. old). Enjoy a guided 3-hour Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. scenic tour (&/or hike) to enjoy & explore CEDAR CITY YEAR-ROUND DOWNTOWN Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333 Southern Utah mountains & desert landscapes. FARMERS MARKET, 9 am – 1 pm, Every Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan Need an activity to fill the afternoon, Saturday rain or shine, in the parking lot Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 somewhere different to explore, less crowded behind the Stratford Hotel, (18 S Main Street) Hope for Today (Family Groups) locations? Come join us for short adventures. or inside the building behind the parking lot in Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 Great for families and homeschoolers traveling the cold weather months. Definitely worth NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS & learning. Up to 6 people per group. Water stopping by for art work, baked goods, crafts, www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, unless otherwise listed Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm (Small room) A.P.E.X. – Melanie Paulk Abderrahman . 11:30 am. Held in the Great Women Only • Sun, 11 am aka Mandeep Hall on the SUU campus. A teacher of yoga & Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar meditation for over 20 years, her applied Yogic (877) 865-5890. Science wisdom and knowledge flows into all elements of how she lives her life. Transform Male Pornography Addiction yourself by managing stress and mental dis- Recovery (18+) ease with meditation, breathing and mental Thurs, 7:30 pm, Canyon View Seminary Bldg. (54 W 1925 N) – North Entrance focus. Info: suu.edu/apex DINE OUT TO PREVENT VIOLENCE FOOD TRUCK ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER – 5 to 8 pm, Soda Nerd Parking Lot Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm ROUNDUP 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] (68 South Main Street). Come enjoy a fun, or (435) 238-4998 x8773 family-friendly night with a live DJ (Batt- Mobile Audio and Video Productions), games, PARKINSON’S prizes, and order dinner and treats from local 2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library vendors including The Soda Nerd, The Sugar CAREGIVERS Nerd, The Corndog Company, 2Rivers Catering 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging & Food Truck, and High Voltage BBQ. Learn how Offices, 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City our community can work together and support ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY Canyon Creek Services to prevent violence from 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary ever happening in the first place. Masks are building, Main & 300 N, Parowan strongly encouraged when not eating. SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED FIDDLERS FUN CENTER: PUMPKIN PATCH & 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library ACTIVITIES – 3 to 7 pm, Fiddlers Fun Center (170 E Fiddlers Canyon Rd). Purchase a Punch NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family Card for $5 (pumpkin purchase is separate). Thurs, 7 pm • SW Behavioral Health Center, Activities: Bounce Houses, Toxic Meltdown, 245 E 680 S, Cedar. Free • (435) 590-7749 Games, Warp Speed, Train Ride, Berg Bikes, PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS Face Painting, Pumpkin Painting, and more. For 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. info/tickets: www.fiddlersfuncenter.com Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City www.southernutahshare.com GET REALLY HEALTHY SERIES – “Feel Better Faster!” 7 pm, Spirit Wellness (1615 N. Main) Multiple sclerosis – 435-867-5582. Learn how to help yourself 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar Visitor’s Center release pent up emotions in healthy ways. (581 N Main) Caregivers and those with MS Iron County Today life Wednesday, September 30, 2020 17 C alendar custom semi-precious stone and costume jewelry, farm fresh produce, homemade Sunday, October 4 brownies & candies, home style treats, Service Clubs Government homemade jams & jellies, homeopathic items TACO DAY and 100% real honey. LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION “Solitude is fine, but you need someone Tues, 12 pm • Call Pres. Roger Shurtz for 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am to tell you that solitude is fine.” Honoré de mtg. info. Everyone welcome! (702) 480-3238 Commission Chambers Balzac 68 S 100 E, Parowan. ROY TAR CLUB Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 Monday, October 5 MARINE CORPS LEAGUE ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION DO SOMETHING NICE DAY Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 AMERICAN LEGION AUX 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar City Library ENOCH CITY COUNCIL 303 N 100 E, American Legion Conf. 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall Room • (435) 704-6654 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE P AROwan CITY COUNCIL B.A.C.A. Color Country Chapter Meeting 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, 9 AM - 1 PM, City. Helpline: 435-559-4505 Iron County Republican Women Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good weather DAR – Bald Eagle Chapter outside, bad weather inside. Farmers with 3rd Wed, 11:30 am. Tickets $20, https:// 2nd Tues, 4 pm, Cedar City Library www.ironcountyrepublicanwomen.com vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked goods & JUDD PUMPKIN PATCH – (Mon thru Sat) 9 am [email protected] breads, meats, tamales, food vendors, hand- to Dark (approx. 7 pm). (314 E. 270 N., Paragonah). crafted items including soaps, lotions, jewelry, Spend the afternoon at the pumpkin patch clothing, home décor and gifts for all ages. For finding the perfect pumpkin!S ee all the animals info call (435) 463-3735. in the petting zoo and get dirty in the sandpile. Classes/Activities Admission to all activities is FREE, pumpkins are $0.25 a pound. For info: (435) 477-9783. ADULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center Tuesday, October 6 members, or $8 drop-in fee. 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE Pickleball Group NOODLE DAY Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) HISTORY – In 1961 President John F. instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, and free (outdoors) Kennedy advises American families to build endurance-building activities, relaxation ROCK CLUB bomb shelters to protect them from atomic techniques, and health education topics. 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 fallout in the event of a nuclear war. Many AWANA BIBLE CLUB W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about Americans did prepare for nuclear war by geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. buying up canned goods and building backyard 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. bomb shelters. Many home builders offered a 3 yrs-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm - 8 pm southernutahrockclub.org Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, bomb shelter as part of new home packages. SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS THE HAPPY FACTORY OPEN HOUSE – 11 am to (www.thepeoplehistory.com) Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood 3 pm, The Happy Factory (896 N 2175 W Circle). BOOK CLUB Come see the magic of The Happy Factory, shop, 703 W 600 S. 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 meet its founder and many generous N 100 E. This month we will discuss "A TAE KWON DO CLASS volunteers who work hard to create these Wednesday, October 7 Gentleman in Moscow" by Amor Towles Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic Center, beautiful toys for children in need all over the 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/mo., ages 5+, world. For info: (435) 586-8352 and www. BATHTUB DAY CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD any experience level (435) 865-9223. Helps happyfactory.org. BIRTHDAY – Simon Cowell (1959) An English Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center benefit Canyon Creek Crisis Center. television personality best known as a 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING judge on American Idol and America’s Got Talent. CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library Often noted for being extremely cutting and 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 nasty with his comments towards contestants. 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library (www.thepeoplehistory.com) 303 N 100 E. TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. Evening CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm • Cedar City Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose weight without 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice buying special foods. • 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) Want your & shape your future. Be the leader and or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 WATER AEROBICS CLASS event on our CEDAR PROFESSIONALS Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 W., Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S Fun, up-tempo workout to music. Intensive calendar? Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization cardio, full body muscle toning. Any fitness of business people. Stimulate business level. All ages. $3/class, including pool for members through exchange of ideas, admission. (435) 327-2091 (no text) ICAMA – MUSIC IN THE PARK – 4:00 pm at There is no charge for calendar items. information and business referrals. WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! www.cedarprofessionals.org the Lion’s Pavilion in the Cedar City Your submissions can be made online Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center Main Street Park (200 N Main St.) Donations at ironcountytoday.com, or emailed COLOR COUNTRY WINDS 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, in-person appreciated. Artists include Bill & Loretta motivation from members, trained guides to [email protected] or Wed • Come brush up on your band skills and wellness coaches. (702) 832-0555. Westbrook, Mountain Top Sound, Cedar to share with the community. Call Debbie Skies, and Marty Warburton & Home Girls. brought to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar Evening workshops now available. More info at (435) 559-9609 for time and location. at weightwatchers.com/us/find-a-meeting) Bring a chair/blanket. Face coverings City, Utah 84721. The deadline is Friday are recommended and social distancing at noon. The calendar is not to be COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL WELLNESS PLACE is encouraged. For info on Facebook: @ used for advertising. Items will be M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) ironcountyacousticmusicassociation. printed at our discretion. Center). Paddles & balls supplied. 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. (435) 586-6345 com/upcoming-classes 18 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 life Iron County Today The Eye of the Storm (Part 3) o matter how well constructed Therefore, the first thing to do after and protected your heart a storm—also, before and during a and home are, you will still storm—is to not give up. Whether experienceN storms in this life. They the storm damaged your home, your will not all be hurricanes and tor- heart, or someone else’s heart, never nadoes, but you still need to decide give up hope that you can repair how and whether you will weather and/or rebuild. Where there is life, the weather in your life. Preferably, there is hope. Hope builds bridges, before the next storm strikes. repairs foundations, and restores How? There is story and song relationships. about a wise man and a foolish man. However, even with hope, the They both wanted to build a house. remaining rubble and ruin can The wise man built his house upon a seem overwhelming. It may seem rock, while the foolish man built his impossible to remove all the rubble, house upon the sand. Regardless of let alone rebuild. Nevertheless, courtesy CC Rotary Club their architectural and (L to R) Miriam Keener and Paul Monroe from the Rotary Club present the construction back- donation check to Sandy Ball (DAR) and Mary Gillespie (DAR) who are grateful for the grounds, potentially generous donation. destructive storms fell upon both houses. However, only one t he Rut house was still standing Rotary Club donates toward after the floods came. less traveled You can guess which wreaths for local veteran graves house it was. I’m sure by Corey Baumgartner the wise man still had Iron County Today from Tessa Douglas “WAA ceremonies are performed some repairs to make, For Iron County Today each December at more than 1,600 but they were minor locations on National Wreaths because he made sure his foundation you’ve got to remove it before you The Cedar City Rotary Club Across America Day. It’s a wonderful was more secure. can begin rebuilding. It’s not wise donated $1,500 to Wreaths Across way to honor veterans in our local Wherever your real estate resides, to build or rebuild upon unsteady America (WAA) to help the Bald community,” said Keener. you can learn life lessons from this foundations created by past floods, Eagle chapter of Daughters of the Two other officers from stormy story. Whether you live life or failures. This is why you need all American Revolution place wreaths Daughters of the American wisely or foolishly, you will still expe- the help you can get. Please don’t on veterans’ graves in Cedar City, Revolution, Sandy Ball (Regent) and rience storms. While I believe where be afraid to ask for help. Find good Enoch, and Summit. Mary Gillespie (Treasurer), attended you build is as important as how you people you trust to not only remind Miriam Keener, Cedar City the Cedar City Rotary meeting last build, sometimes, through no fault of you that rebuilding is possible, but Rotary Club president-elect Tuesday and were presented with your own, the storms will still seem who are also willing to help you and one of the Daughters of the a check there. Both expressed their to win. Afterwards, the aftermath, rebuild a life of beauty from the American Revolution, has helped gratitude for the donation. clean-up, and rebuilding phases can ashes of your storms. foster this project for the last For more information on be daunting and seem impossible. Also, whether you are rebuilding couple of years. Each year they have becoming a member of the Cedar or redecorating, the lessons learned been able to increase the number of City Rotary Club, email Miriam Whether from previous storms can help you wreaths they purchase and place on Keener at cedarcityrotaryclub@ redesign, rebuild, and reinforce your the graves of Iron County veterans. gmail.com. resiliency for future storms. Even the storm if you must relocate from a storm damaged prone environment, or unstable, “ sandy-foundation relationships, your home, look for people and places with rock-solid characters and commit- your heart, or ment to help you become a better person despite the storms and someone else’s damages of your past. Then, after surviving and heart, never recovering from your own personal storms, you will be able to recognize give up hope and more steadily and readily reach out to others who are enduring their that you can own tumultuous storms. You can be their safe shelter, steady rudder and repair and/or winds of hope as they sail through a rebuild. sea of rubble and despair. Iron County Today life Wednesday, September 30, 2020 19 2020 Festival of Homes winners awarded

People’s Choice award for Best Garage Exhibitor 2nd Runner Up — Nate Thayer #9 with Iron Gate Custom Homes, with 12% of the vote. Garage exhibitor was State Bank of Southern Utah 1st Runner Up — Mac Urie #4 – with Roy Talmage Builders – with 16% of the vote. Garage Exhibitors were Intercap Lending and Wilcox Real Estate. Best Garage Exhibitor with 19 % of the vote goes to Choice Builders and Smart Pest Control in house #12, additional exhibitors in this garage C ourtesy Iron County Home Builders Association were Funder Welding and Design, Legacy Flooring Zurl Thornock, ICHBA Exec. Officer (second from right) congratulates this year's FOH winners. and Southwest Plumbing

People’s Choice award for Best Landscaping 2nd Runner Up — Jake Hulet #2 with Jake Hulet Construction with 13% of the vote. Landscaping by the home owner. 1st Runner Up — Roger Thomas #12 with Choice Builders with 17% of the vote. Landscaping by American Dream Landscaping. Best Landscaping goes to: #10 Tom Braun with Braun Construction with 22% of the Vote. Landscaping by Zscape Landscaping

People’s Choice award for Best Interior Design 2nd Runner Up — with 12% of the vote is: Nathan Thayer, #11 Iron Gate Custom Homes. Interior Designer: Tiffany White and homeowner. 1st Runner Up — with 13% of vote is: Tom Braun, #10 Braun Construction – Interior Designer: Homeowner. Best Interior Design with 27% of vote is – Roger Thomas #12 Choice Builders. Interior Designer: Choice Builders.

People’s Choice award for Best Home 2nd Runner Up — with 13% of the Vote is Tom Braun #10 Braun Construction -- “Elements at Sunset”. 1st Runner Up — with 14% of the vote is: Nathan Thayer #11 Iron Gate Custom Homes – Clear Glenn Best Home in 2020 with 35% of the vote is: Roger Thomas, #12 Choice Builders. 20 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 life Iron County Today E xploring Utah’s skies People 25th Anniversary Janitzio & Juanita Janitzio Calvario Alarcon and Juanita Villa De Calvario of Calvario's Family Restaurant in Parowan, Utah are celebrating 25 amazing years together. In W hether that time, they have created a in Utah or at beautiful family with 3 children Yellowstone Lake as well as running a successful in Wyoming, a full Restaurant. Words to my wife, autumn moon is a "You are the glue that holds this beautiful sight in family together and the spirit any sky. inside of me. I never knew what real love was until I met you. Every day I thank God that I went to that party the night we met. When I saw you, I knew you were meant for me. You are hard- working, kind, beautiful, selfless, and my inspiration for getting out of bed every day. Thank you for helping me become the man I am today. And Thank you to God for everything. Without you I know none of this is possible." Janitzio and Juanita Calvario will celebrate their anniversary together accompanied by family and courtesy Dan Pick thank everyone for their kind words and blessings. Janitzio Calvario Alarcon y Juanita Villa De Calvario de Calvario's Family Restaurant en Parowan, Utah están H owdy Neighbor! celebrando 25 maravillosos años juntos. En ese tiempo ellos han cerrado una familia muy linda con 3 hijo y también tienen un restaurante prospero. Unas palabras a mi esposa, "Tu eres by Dan Pick size, picture a small green pea next to a nickel. el pegamento que detiene a esta familia juntos y el espíritu For Iron County Today The latest theory on the formation of the que yo tengo en mi. Nunca supe lo que era el amor real hasta moon is that a large body (about Mars size) que te conocí. Todos los días le agradezco a Dios que fui a esa n moving from Michigan to Utah, we drove slammed into the early earth about 4.5 billion fiesta la noche que nos conocimos. Cuando te vi, supe que eras para mí. Eres trabajadora, amable, y mi inspiración para about 1,800 miles. I drove the U-Haul, my years ago, and the resulting debris from the sigir adelante. Gracias por hacer me el hombre que soy hoy daughter the pick-up truck, and my wife collision formed the Moon. Because the Moon y gracias a Dios porque con El y tu a mi ñado todas las cosas Idrove the SUV. All were loaded to the brim and was so close to the Earth at this time, it became son posibles" Janitzio y Juanita van a celebrar su aniversario beyond so much so that we must have looked “tidally locked” to the Earth—meaning only one acompañados con su familia y les quieren a dar gracias a like a modern-day recreation of the film, Grapes side of the Moon faces the Earth. todos por su bendiciones y palabras amables. of Wrath, as our little caravan made its way The relatively close distance of the Moon west. has affected Earth in very significant ways. While 1,800 miles is a The Moon is so close to th significant drive, it’s really the Earth that the power 105 tBir hday a drop in the bucket when The Moon is of its gravity pulls the compared to the distances so close to Earth’s water toward the Glenn Clare Osborne of our solar system. It’s 40 Moon. This is what forms Glenn Clare Osborne was born million miles to Mars, 93 the Earth that our tides. Many scientists on October 12, 1915, in Frisco, million miles to the sun, believe tides caused by the Utah. He was the youngest “ child of Michael Henry Osborne and about a half a billion the power of its Moon helped to enable the and Clarissa Augusta Ferguson miles to Jupiter. However, formation of life on Earth. Osborne. His early childhood we do have a solar system gravity pulls the Many animals use the light years were spent on a ranch in a neighbor at a reasonable of the full Moon to plan canyon known as Big Wash just Earth’s water southwest of Garrison, Utah. At distance. Our moon is their hunt, woo the oppo- the age of 27, on October 31, 1942, “only” about 240,000 toward the Moon. site sex, or navigate. The he was drafted in the Army Air miles away. In my sporty moon also helps stabilize Corps. In the service he went to U-Haul, I could have made that in a little over our planet’s climate. Mechanic School and he trained While the Moon has many positive affects on airplane crews. He worked on nine months. That may sound like a long time, B17’s and B24’s. He served for 3 but the pioneers took about 17 months to get Earth, the most noticeable affect is its beauty years, 5 months and 17 days. He married Marie Tuttle while he was to Utah. Of course, if Elon Musk had decided to and light. This paper should arrive on or about stationed at Mountain Home Air Base in Idaho. After his release shoot my U-Haul into space instead of his Tesla, October 1st, a full Moon—the Harvest Moon. from the service they returned and he went to work at Big Springs I could have made the trip much faster. The Harvest Moon is the first full Moon past the Ranch near Garrison, Utah. He became interested in rocks and found some snowflake obsidian. He started mining it and selling At 2,158 miles in diameter, our moon is the autumn equinox, or first day of fall. In the days it to jewelers around the world. His wife Marie was killed in a fifth-largest moon in the solar system after before tractor lights and GPS guided combines, mine accident in 1965 while they were mining. He married Billie three of Jupiter’s moon (Ganymede, Callisto, the extra light provided farmers with extra light Stoker in July 1967. They spent 33 years together. Glenn has always and Io) and Saturn’s moon, Titan. It is so large in to “harvest” their crops. enjoyed getting plenty of exercise. After retirement he began So, the Harvest Moon is a good time to say, walking 3-4 miles a day. He believes that people who sit in their relation to our planet Earth, that many scien- rocking chairs and don’t move much will be finished off in no time tists consider our Earth/Moon system to be a “Howdy neighbor!” and contemplate the many at all. Glenn has 4 Children, 32 Grandchildren, 67 Great-Grandchil- double planet. To get an idea of the Earth/Moon ways it affects our lives. dren and 7 Great-Great Grandchildren. Happy birthday! Iron County Today life Wednesday, September 30, 2020 21 schools Cedar High’s Homecoming a ICSD News Nuggets from Le Ann visited and interviewed the Woolstenhulme leaders and members of the district bus garage to see success despite Coronavirus Iron County School District what their needs are and how she can help. She has learned by Kailey Gilbert socially distanced events and two weeks of Three Peaks many things she did not know about this complex system, like Fror I on County Today Homecoming to provide an opportunity for Elementary all students to participate, student leaders how bus routes are planned to After a victory of 64 to 16 against have managed to adapt to the constantly reduce left turns as much as SEP conferences are in full possible due to the difficulties the Canyon View Falcons at the SUU changing regulations in the presence of swing this week. This is a and dangers of making left Coliseum, Cedar High School ended their the Coronavirus. “It’s more important for great opportunity for parents/ turn maneuvers in busy traffic Homecoming week with a parade featuring students to be involved while staying safe guardians to visit with teachers periods of the day. This is just the pride the students have for their than to not do anything. It’s better for their about the strengths of their one problem Bree is working students. It is also a great to help the bus garage and school. Evan Harrell, Cedar High School’s mental health and it makes the high school way to visit about the things Student Body President and 2020’s what it is,” Harrell also expressed. schools solve. To finish her proj- that students may need more ect, Bree plans on meeting with support with. We appreciate school principals and other Iron the cooperation and support of County leaders to help resolve the parents this year. this and other issues with The annual Fall Scholastic Book student transportation. Fair is virtual this year and Launch High School has just will be available September opened its doors, and it is 28-October 11. Please use this already seeking to make an link to purchase and provide impact not only on its students reading material for your chil- but on the community as well. dren: https://www.scholastic. com/bf/threepeakselementary The PTA is sponsoring a Move-a-thon on Friday, October 9. This is a great way to get the students moving outside. We will practice district COVID procedures as we dance, play, run, and enjoy each other's Madison Bennett company. Please watch for the The Cedar High Marching Band has always been a musical staple of showcasing the pride pledge sheets that students and passion of the Cedar High Reds. will bring home. 100% of the profits will be used for student Homecoming King said, “Homecoming With students and parents eager to supplies. Thank you to the PTA represents a great way to kick off the participate in an experience as close to for organizing this great event. school year and get people involved and “normal” as possible, the planning and show support for our athletic teams and execution of Cedar’s Homecoming has L aunch High clubs.” With an estimated 300 students been long-winded and controversial due School participating, the Homecoming Parade has to the pandemic. Student Leaders have had been deemed a huge success. the burden of angry parents and students At Launch High students are Despite COVID restrictions, Cedar at every corner, deciding to implement tasked with researching and High’s Homecoming experience was socially distanced events along with two completing projects to help still an outstanding experience. Hosting weeks of Homecoming spirit. Regardless, local community organizations the students at Cedar High have been and businesses. One student, busy with exciting new events and new Bree Lawrence, has been S outh Elementary It’s more memories. Despite the difficulties of the working on her project to help improve the Iron County School South Elementary is off to pandemic, they have pulled off another District's busing system. successful Homecoming experience. a great start. Students and important faculty alike have enjoyed “I feel like as long as we’re following Students at Launch High School are being trained in this past month and being for students as many rules as we can it’s good for us design-thinking strategies, and back in school. This is our SEP “ and the student body. This is what people as part of this process, they (student educational plan) to be involved will remember from high school and what have been asked to create week; a wonderful time to sit they’ll remember from their senior year,” a “how might we” question. down as a student, teacher and Kade Simmons, a Student Officer and mem- Using a “how might we” ques- parent team. We appreciate while staying the ongoing support we have ber of several clubs at Cedar High shared. “If tion helps the students focus on solutions to a specific issue. from our parents. Thank you safe than to not we can make it happen, we should.” Bree’s question is “How might for attending these meetings As the coronavirus proceeds to affect we create a busing system that and working closely with us to do anything.” the world, high schoolers continue to will lower the expenditure and ensure a positive educational shoulder the stress of the pandemic and increase efficiency for public experience for your child. It is » Evan Harrell, CHS impress the community with their courage school student transportation?” truly parents like you that help Student Body President and cooperation. To go about her project, she’s make teaching so rewarding. 22 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 life Iron County Today faith Bi ble 101.6 T he Lion, the Devil P rophecy and Prophets (Part 1) and the War by Edy Meredith pass, that is the thing which the LORD bombarded by all the bad in the world. We can cower in For Iron County Today has not spoken; the prophet has spoken PROVERBS 22:13 it presumptuously; you shall not be afraid fear as it appears that the rophecy is a statement purporting of him.” lions are winning. The lions to be true that an event or series of » The prophecy must be from God discovered this unique are not wining. Just because events will happen at a future point and not spoken “off the cuff” or with verse in Proverbs (well, one they get more press/attention Pin time. Prophetic statements purport presumption, presuming what will come of them) about a prowling don’t let that blind you to to be about important even religious to pass. To understand this test, read Ilion and felt I had to share it. God’s work and warriors (2 events and are not about ordinary or all of Deuteronomy chapter 13 to make It’s not to make anyone feel Kings 6:15-17). Remember that daily happenings. Biblical prophecy certain that the person is not leading the guilty, ashamed or afraid to live God did not give us a spirit of is further regarded as scripture that people away from the True God to false their lives in a wicked world. fear, but of power, love and a recounts visions or specific messages gods, and we are warned to check out all It’s also not to reprimand but sound mind/self-discipline (2 from God about the future. Prophecies that the so-called prophet says and does. to remind and inspire each Timothy 1:7). were directed at God’s own people, but God takes false prophecy from false of us to have the courage to Edmund Burke describes also to other kings and countries. Some prophets so seriously that He declares gird up our loins against the this phenomenon of fear and prophecies were meant only for their death for false prophets because they lions, tigers, bears and any our righteous responsibility in original audience while some were meant lead people astray. Today, in the state of enemy anywhere, inside or life best, “The only thing nec- for an audience much later in the future, Idaho, such a situation is being tried in outside, that threatens our essary for the triumph of evil is and some for both present and future. state courts where a false prophet led peace to destroy. What does for good men (and women) to Not all prophets have their own to the desertion of marital and parental the lion outside or at your door do nothing.” In other words, for sections or books of the Bible. There are duties and to multiple murders. Two indi- represent? good men and women to be too also prophecies interwoven throughout viduals are currently under arrest; held There are many different, distracted and detoured away historical narrative in both Old and New without bail with trials scheduled. Even deadly and disguised lions from the war so the devil has Testaments. Old Testament examples are Jesus warned about such, saying that prowling around our neighbor- less competition to contend many of the utterances by Moses, Balaam, many would come declaring they came with. Elijah, and Elisha. New Testament exam- in His name, but we should not follow or We are ples are John the Baptist and John the trust them. As a further instruction to called to not apostle. Books dedicated totally or almost those who want to know God’s truth, in 2 just look completely to prophecy are separated Timothy 2:15, we are told, “Study to show God's at the lions into major and minor categories; not due yourself approved unto God, a workman but to put to the level of their importance but due that needs not be ashamed, rightly Porch on God’s to their length: Major Prophets include dividing the word of truth.” armor and Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel; Next week we will study specific by Corey Baumgartner defeat them, Minor Prophets include Hosea, Joel, Biblical prophecies which have come wherever Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, true after the time in which they were Iron County Today they are Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, made. Do not miss this and share it (Ephesians and Malachi. with your family and friends. The two hoods, communities and the 6:10-12). Just as the lions are In the Bible, prophets are chosen individuals currently in Idaho jails World Wide Web. (1 Peter 5:8- waiting to devour us, the Lord by God, and not by men. In the Bible obviously did not know Biblical truth 9) Speaking of the WWW; it’s is waiting to teach us, train “prophet” is not a designated priesthood and were led by their own pride to inventor, the British computer us, arm us and empower us to office, but a special one-on-one calling by break God and human laws causing scientist, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, go out and defeat those lying God. The word prophet is a noun desig- death to 2-3 former spouses, a brother- was certainly inspired to call it lions. It’s our choice. We can nating a person who speaks for God by in-law, and two underage children. All a “web.” While it is a great tool hide inside or stand beside the divine inspiration to guide God’s people. of that occurred because they trusted and weapon (both for good Lord and fight. Prophets had many different occupations in themselves and in a false prophet’s and evil), there are millions of No matter what lions and from peasant farmer, weaver, tailor, predictions and in his written books. websites that can trap us and enemies we face today, the joiner/builder, dairyman/mason, hunter, Are any of us also doing that by follow- wrap us up in a nice cocoon Lord promises to not only shepherd, government officials, kings, and ing the false instead of the true? Come of distraction, destruction give us rest from our burdens interpreter of dreams. back next week as we look at fulfilled and laziness. As Proverbs 22 and battles (Matthew 11:28) The calling of a prophet to speak forth Biblical prophecy. In the meantime, suggests, to those who have but to provide strength for God’s word was considered very seriously check out the internet for the back- become idle and apathetic, it every battle! (Psalm 18:32-39) with two tests to demonstrate a prophet’s ground of the Idaho/Utah false prophet seems easier and safer to hide Remember to be grateful for truthful calling: currently on trial using the tags of Chad inside and only complain about even the smallest of victories » A prophecy must come true. Daybell, Lori Vallow Daybell. From such the lion, rather than go out side (1 Corinthians 15:57) and if Deuteronomy 18: 21-22: “And if you say in false prophets God warns us to stay and do something about it. we listen to our Leader, each your heart, ‘How shall we know the word away. Join with us next week to explore Yes, it’s scary and daunting of us will become more than which the LORD has not spoken?’ when a true and fulfilled prophecy from the when we look out the window conquerors through Christ prophet speaks in the name of the LORD, True and Living God through prophets (or through the screens of (Romans 8:37) and we will win if the thing does not happen or come to He has chosen. See you then. our digital windows) and get this war. Iron County Today life Wednesday, September 30, 2020 23 4th Annual obituaries Martha Hoyt Shirley Burroughs Jolley

Youth Halloween On September 23, 2020, our Shirley Jean Jeffery Burroughs Jolley, sweet mother and grandmother 70, passed away September 21st, 2020 in Martha Mary Hoyt returned back Cedar City Utah surrounded by family, to her Heavenly Father and her after a short battle with cancer. Dodgeball soul mate, Kent, at the age of 89. She was born June 21st, 1950, the Martha was born June 7th, 1931 in 2nd of 4 children to Truman and Aulene Helper, Utah to Joseph Hovey and Jeffery in Delta Utah. She lost her father Aleta Elvera Rasmussen Lambert. at age 4 in a car accident. She began her Tournament She grew up in Lehi on her family's schooling in Delta after which the little farm, gas station and diner at the family moved to Provo and she graduated Point of The Mountain. Martha was from Provo High School. After graduation from Southern Utah Sports Academy raised with her 4 older brothers and she attended a semester of College in For Iron County Today eldest sister. She enjoyed all of the Hawaii. She returned to Cedar City Utah animals and riding her Shetland and married Roger Stratton. Together they You don’t want to miss this FUN and pony her dad bought her; she was the apple of his eye. had 3 boys and later divorced. In 1980 she married Eugene Burroughs. Martha attended Lehi High School where she excelled at Soon after they moved to Patterson California where Eugene managed EXCITING event! The Halloween Dodgeball sports especially basketball and was also a cheerleader. Often a large Church owned farm. Together they had 3 boys. Shirley and Tournament will take place Friday, October 23rd times Martha was identified by her friends and family as a Gail Eugene and their 6 boys were sealed together for time and Eternity and Saturday, October 24th 2020 at Southern Russell look alike—from the John Wayne movie, Angel and The in the Oakland CA temple. After retirement they moved to Mountain Utah Sports Academy, located at 494 North 2150 Bad Man. Home, Arkansas where they lived until after Eugene’s death in 2016. Martha met her husband, Kent Hoyt, through the sport of While visiting in Cedar City, Shirley met Glen Jolley and after a West. There will be an Elementary division, boxing. He fought in the undercard boxing match as her older long courtship they were married March 7th of this year. Their time Middle School Division, and a High School brother Jay was fighting Joe Louis in an exhibition fight after together and dreams for the future were unfortunately cut short. division. Team costumes are encouraged! There he returned from the 1948 Olympics. Martha moved to Cedar Shirley was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day will be PRIZES for the BEST costumes and the City where her older brother Tony was the Chief of Police, to Saints her whole life and served in many ways. She showed her TOP placing teams. Teams must be registered attend CSU, now Southern Utah University. Kent relentlessly love for Jesus Christ in all she did. She made friends wherever she pursued Martha and captured her heart. They were married went, whether it was a new neighbor or at a grocery store checkout by midnight on October 16th to play. Sign up June 2nd, 1950 and had 4 children, Randy (Cindy, deceased), line. She loved reading and enjoyed her book club with friends in Aleta Ferguson (Jimmer), Joseph (Jo), Darwin (deceased) l. They AK. Whether she read the book or not, she cherished spending time lived 57 wonderful years together where they ran businesses with them. Bargain hunting at the local auction was a favorite together and she worked at Sullivan's Cafe and Sears. family activity. She loved shopping with her sisters or friends They enjoyed their time on the houseboat at Lake Powell, especially at thrift stores. She wasn't afraid of hard work and could home in Beaver Dam, Arizona and their cabin near Brian Head refurbish a piece of furniture or fix a faucet with her tool kit. She until Kent's passing in 2007. Martha was a one-in-a-million had the best sense of humor and could find fun in any situation. grandmother to 8 grandchildren 19 great-grandchildren She was the light of all of our lives, and we will miss her dearly. and 4 great-great-grandchildren. Martha was a mother and She is preceded in death by husband Eugene Burroughs, daughter- grandmother to everyone, always making sure everyone had in-law Carolyn Burroughs, and granddaughter Kira Burroughs. She is everything they needed and treating strangers like one of her survived by her husband Glen Jolley (Cedar City) Sons: Kirtis (Kathy) own. Martha is survived by her 3 children Randy, Aleta and Joe Burroughs (Napa, CA), Kelly Burroughs (Ruby Valley), Jason Burroughs all of Cedar City and her countless grandchildren. (West Richland, WA), Beau, Wade and Brady Burroughs (Mountain She is proceeded in death by her parents, in-laws, husband Home, AR); Step Children: Glen Burroughs (AK), Cheryl (Tracy) Eliason Kent, son Darwin and daughter in-law Cindy. We would like to (Delta UT), Michelle (Dail) Kiplinger (Jonesboro AR); Colette, Melinda, send our gratitude to the staff at Brookdale and Ellen Vincent Brenda and Wade Jolley (Cedar City UT). She is also survived by 14 with Zion's home health for their wonderful care and kindness grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. to our mother and grandmother. Funeral services were held A viewing was held Saturday, September 26th, 9:30 – 10:30 am, Monday September 28, 2020 at Southern Utah Mortuary in with her funeral at 11:00 am, in the Cedar City Stake Center (400 S Cedar City, a visitation was held at 10 A.M. Services and a 100 E) with close family and friends. Arrangements are under the graveside were under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be Online condolences can be sent at www.sumortuary.com. sent at www.sumortuary.com.

Lorin Pickett

Lorin Weatherston Pickett, 86, the Young Men, and earned the distinguished Scouting Silver passed away in Cedar City, Utah on Beaver Award. Lorin loved to read Church books, have family getty images September 23, 2020. He was born Dutch oven dinners and to go to Lake Powell with his family. He on December 4, 1933, in Ogden, served in the United States Army from 1955 to 1956. TODAY….for a Spooktacular good time! Utah to William Floyd and Lucille Lorin is survived by his children; Debbie (Eric) Jackman of *Cost is $10 per player. Each player will Weatherston Pickett. He married Kentucky, Utah, Lorrie (Jeff) Middleton, Calvin (Tammi) Pickett and receive a wristband when you check-in the day Dorothy Nussbaum in the Salt Lake Steve (Jill) Pickett, all of Cedar City, Utah, 16 grandchildren and of the tournament. You are welcome to pay $60 Temple on September 9, 1957, and 16 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his loving together they have four children; wife, Dorothy Nussbaum Pickett; his parents, William and Lucille now as part of this registration, and you can pay Debbie, Lorrie, Calvin and Steve. Pickett; his brother Floyd Pickett, and sister, Shirley Redline. for each additional player the day of the tour- Lorin was a life-long member Funeral services were on Monday, September 28, 2020 at nament. Or you can select the Cash on Delivery of the Church of Jesus Christ of 2:00 pm, at the Southern Utah Mortuary (190 North 300 West, option, and pay the full amount via Venmo to @ Latter-day Saints, serving a mission in Cedar City, UT). Viewings were on Sunday, September 27, from Susahoops. You will need to pay $10 per player Johannesburg, South Africa and later 6:00 – 8:00 pm and on Monday, September 28, from 12:45 – 1:45 in Flint, Michigan. He served in many callings, including Bishop pm at Southern Utah Mortuary. Interment was in Cedar City in order to receive a wristband for each player. of the Cedar 19th Ward, but had a great love for the Youth Cemetery under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online *Due to COVID-19 we will be spacing divi- program; he went on many Scout camps, hiked the Narrows with condolences can be sent at www.sumortuary.com. sions out. Game play goes quickly, but days and times played will be determined by the number of teams registered. We will be closely watching There is no charge for obituaries of 400 words or less. Submissions can be made online at ironcountytoday.com, or local mandates to determine if parents will be emailed to [email protected] or brought to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar City, Utah 84721. A single submission may able to stay and watch (younger groups should include up to two photos. The deadline for submission is Monday at noon. For pricing information for obituaries longer be fine.) Visit: southernutahsportsacademy.com than 400 words, please call 435-867-1865 ext. 5. 24 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 Scores & Recaps from Iron County S ports Competition

“We worked with him on Reds blow ball security and he bought into that in a big way,” out Falcons Bennett said of Garrett. “He in front was smart with the football tonight and played well.” of 6,000 “My receivers ran clean routes all night,” Garrett at Eccles added. “Just being able to Coliseum R ted Rou come out and execute what we practiced helped.” Canyon View was able by Tom ZULEWSKI to reclaim the lead on its Iron County Today next possession of the first quarter when quarterback In its previous game a Jake Garrett (no relation week ago, the Cedar Reds to Jaron) threw a pass that turned the football over was tipped and led to a three times and lost by five 65-yard touchdown to Mike points. McCallister. One minute after On Sept. 25 in front of a that, the Reds responded big crowd on the SUU with a 1-yard campus, the Reds Cedar's touchdown had no turnovers Bryan White Cedar run by Seth and overwhelmed takes it to the Brinkerhoff, the their cross-town house in the Reds first of his two homecoming scores on the rival. victory at Eccles 64 Jaron Garrett Coliseum. night. threw four touchdown It would passes, three to Jack Canyon View turn into a Cook in the second quarter blowout pretty alone, and Cedar pulled quickly as away in the second half to a 16 Jaron Garrett convincing 64-16 rout over went to work Cyn. View 9 7 0 0 -- 16 with Cook. Canyon View before a crowd Cedar 15 21 14 14 -- 64 “We’ve been of nearly 6,000 fans at Eccles Q1 – CV – FG Barlow 29, 8:43 Coliseum. The Reds broke a C – Jaron Garrett 39 run (Hernandez able to make kick), 6:43 two-game losing streak and CV – McCallister 65 pass from Jake plays like for Garrett (kick blocked), 4:57 evened its Region 9 record C – Brinkerhoff 1 run (Brinkerhoff run), a while now,” at 2-2 (4-3 overall) while the 3:48 Garrett said. Falcons fell for the fourth Q2 – C – Cook 22 pass from Jaron Garrett “It’s all about (Hernandez kick), 11:53 straight time in region play C – Cook 55 pass from Jaron Garrett trusting each (Hernandez kick), 7:59 and dropped to 3-4 overall. CV – Ward 41 run (Barlow kick), 6:35 other. I can tell “We had great support, corey baumgartner C – Cook 38 pass from Jaron Garrett him where to (Hernandez kick), 4:09 a great turnout, and our go and put the Q3 – C – Kolby White 14 pass from Jaron kids really rallied around Garrett (Hernandez kick), 10:20 football where C – Brinkerhoff 23 run (Hernandez kick), that,” Cedar head coach Josh 7:47 he can go get Bennett said in a nod to the Q4 – C – Bryan White 35 run (Hernandez it.” neutral-site game. kick), 6:40 Garrett’s C – Payne 2 pass from Crandall (Hernan- The Falcons had a strong dez kick), 3:03 first connection opening drive, but the Cedar with Cook defense held firm. Gavin covered 22 Barlow hit a 29-yard field yards on the first play of goal. Garrett helped the Reds the second quarter, then answer two minutes later he added a 55-yarder that when he hit a gaping hole stretched the lead to 29-9 and raced untouched to the and kicked the runaway train The Falcons put end zone on a 39-yard run. up a fight, but in motion. After fumbling twice in couldn't take flight CV was able to get one last week’s loss at Dixie, as the Cedar defense score back on a 41-yard Bennett said the senior clipped their wings touchdown run from Adrian and shut them down quarterback turned things for most of the night. around in a big way. jr robinson see football » 26 Iron County Today sports Wednesday, September 30, 2020 25 Falcons rebound, beat Flyers by Tom ZULEWSKI Iron County Today We knew we After a rough road outing in its pre- had to step vious game, the Canyon View Falcons took a big hit in their RPI standing as to the ball a the team got ready to face the Dixie “ Flyers. lot better. Every The home field proved to be a big difference as CV got back on track. game counts in Addie Newman scored the game’s only goal 10 minutes into the second this region…” half, and the Falcon defense made it hold up as they held on for a key 1-0 » Addie Newman home victory over Dixie on Sept. 24. CV lot better. “Every game counts in this improved to 6-5 in Region 9 and 8-5 region, especially with the RPI.” overall, and head coach Steve Newman Canyon View goalkeeper Aspen said the team’s effort was greatly Bergener picked up her third clean improved from a road loss at Hurricane sheet – all in region play – on the two days earlier. season. The Falcons played Pine View “This was a better game than in a key Region 9 home game Tuesday Tuesday,” Newman said. “On Tuesday, that was too late for press deadline, the girls weren’t focused, not playing as and they will welcome Crimson Cliffs a team and they were a step slow. Today for Senior Day on Thursday in a 4 p.m. we were much better. It was definitely kickoff. not a perfect game, but definitely better In Canyon View’s opening game of than Tuesday, for sure.” the week, Hurricane broke a lengthy With the game scoreless after the goal-scoring drought with both tallies first 40 minutes, the Falcons coming three minutes apart in the sec- didn’t fold the tent, especially Canyon ond half in a 2-0 win over the Falcons with a first-round bye and View's Madison on Sept. 22. Olivia Stevenson scored in Roberts keeps the potential second-round the 53rd minute and Tymber Oliphant ball away from the playoff home game hanging Dixie defender to help added a goal for the Tigers, who broke a on by a thread. secure the Falcons six-game losing streak. “There was a lot of frus- victory over the Hurricane also ended an offensive Flyers. tration (after Tuesday),” Addie drought that covered three games and Newman said. “We realized as a more than 293 minutes of play. The team we weren’t playing our game Tigers had last scored a goal in the with as much intensity in the first half. second half of a game against Crimson We knew we had to step to the ball a jr robinson Cliffs on Sept. 8. Lady Reds get by Thunder by Tom ZULEWSKI crossbar and gave Cedar a 2-0 lead Iron County Today they took to the break. Desert Hills got one goal back early Freshman Rylan Tebbs scored in the second half, but Messer’s goal two goals in the first half and senior near the 60th minute proved to be the Jacey Messer added a valuable goal difference as Cedar secured the victory. in the second half as the Cedar Lady Cedar opened its week with a 5-0 Reds held on to beat the Desert Hills win at home over Dixie on Sept. 22. Five Thunder, 3-2, on Sept. 24. The win different players scored a goal in the improved Cedar to 6-5 in Region 9 and first half for the Lady Reds, including 7-6 overall, while Desert Hills had a Messer, Emily Schuh, Logann Laws, three-game winning streak snapped Sydney Craft and Kelci Oldroyd. and fell to 9-2 in region. The Lady Reds are No. 12 in the RPI Tebbs got the scoring started in the with three games left in the regular 16th minute when she beat Thunder season. They played at Crimson Cliffs keeper Kenna DeCastro for a 1-0 lead. on Tuesday in a game that was too In the 31st minute, Tebbs delivered a late for press deadline, and will host pinpoint shot that landed in the top Hurricane on Thursday in a 4 p.m. corey baumgartnerb R eds' Rylan Tebbs was lightning quick as she raced past her Thunder left corner of the net just under the kickoff. defender to score her first of two goals and help secure Cedar's victory. 26 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 sports Iron County Today Scoreboard R aces without fans aren’t close to the same Scores Prep Football s the COVID-19 pan- to the infield tunnel. He has four wins at 9/25 Cedar 64, Canyon View 16 demic rapidly took over LVMS, the last in 2010. Pine View 21, Crimson Cliffs 7 and our sports started Even though Johnson isn’t in this Desert Hills 34, Hurricane 20 toA change, I wasn’t totally year’s playoffs and hasn’t won since the Snow Canyon 35, Dixie 33 random Parowan 35, Providence Hall 12 sure I’d be able to continue June race at Dover in 2017, he’ll be a lock Beaver 52, Enterprise 3 my 15-year run of covering for the NASCAR Hall of Fame on the first Kanab 26, Milford 15 the race weekends at Las t houghts ballot. Seven championships speak loudly, N. Sevier 21, Millard 14 Vegas Motor Speedway. The and his approach to winning — done with Prep Girls Soccer normal channels for credential by Tom Zulewski dignity, decency and all-around class — 9/22 Cedar 5, Dixie 0 approval were altered, and was unforgettable, no matter how much Hurricane 2, Canyon View 0 Sports Writer Pine View 2, Crimson Cliffs 0 that was only the start of the his detractors thought otherwise. Desert Hills 3, Snow Canyon 0 weirdness to come. no question I’d be ready to do it again » In our crazy pandemic-driven 9/24 Cedar 3, Desert Hills 2 Canyon View 1, Dixie 0 The office where we normally pick up because you can’t get the same impacts world, it was known to be a bit of a risk Crimson Cliffs 1, Hurricane 0 our credentials — located at a separate by watching it off the TV or listening to to gather large crowds anywhere, and the Pine View 3, Snow Canyon 2 gate away from the track — was replaced the radio broadcast. Canyon View-Cedar football game that by a security crew who handed them out Johnson, who started 18th and was played at Eccles Coliseum on Sept. Standings and was also tasked with giving tempera- finished 11th in his final race at Vegas, 25 was no exception. The game was a (RPI ranking in parenthesis) ture checks. Multitasking is magnified a provided a welcome jolt of positivity 64-16 blowout in favor of Cedar, but the little more in our age of COVID, but it’s prior to the South Point 400 as track highlight moment came when the head Region 9 Football REGION OVERALL something we will learn to deal with. president Chris Powell honored the referee turned on his microphone at the After securing my necessary badges, seven-time Cup champion driver of the end of the first quarter. Snow Canyon (2) 4-0 6-0 Pine View (3) 4-0 6-1 I reported to our new work area. No. 48 with his own directional He announced the Cedar adminis- Dixie (12) 3-1 3-4 Instead of the main media tration — led by athletic director Danny S even-time sign at the Gate 4 entrance Cedar (8) 2-2 4-3 center building behind pit Lewis — stopped the game until the Crimson Cliffs (13) 2-2 3-3 NASCAR Cup Desert Hills (17) 1-3 2-5 road, media were moved champion Jimmie nearly 6,000 fans put their masks on. It Canyon View (15) 0-4 3-4 to two suites overlooking Johnson was honored with took less than two minutes for the game Hurricane (21) 0-4 1-6 Turn 4 and the front his own entrance sign near to resume, and compliance by my highly the main tunnel gate at Las 2A South Football stretch of the 1.5-mile Vegas Motor Speedway prior unofficial powers of estimation was REGION OVERALL track. to the South Point 400 on around 90 percent. The views were Sept. 27. This is Johnson’s Lewis told me he’s related to Kanab (3) 4-0 7-0 better — we could see the final season ofNAS CAR American Fork athletic director Jeremy Beaver (1) 3-0 7-0 competition. Enterprise (6) 3-1 4-3 whole track — but definitely Lewis, who had a similar situation come Millard (5) 1-2 5-2 a somber thing. All of the seats up in the non-region game the Cavemen N. Sevier (8) 1-3 2-5 Milford (7) 0-3 2-5 with backs of different colors sat played against Timpview on Aug. 20. It Parowan (9) 0-3 2-5 empty all weekend long, and it detracted took a little longer then in a game that from the sounds provided by 40 cars with was shown on KJZZ, but fans eventually Region 9 Girls Soccer REGION OVERALL screaming engines and pit crews with complied with the mask-up request. bustling activity at key times in the World This pandemic isn’t playing around. Desert Hills (3) 9-2 9-4 Pine View (4) 7-4 9-4 of Westgate 200, Alsco 300 and South Case counts are back on a serious Canyon View (10) 6-5 8-5 Point 400. upward spike in Utah, and one huge thing Cedar (12) 6-5 7-6 In case you’ve been wondering, the that needs to happen to slow it down is a Crimson Cliffs (13) 6-5 7-6 Snow Canyon (15) 4-7 5-8 NASCAR Playoffs are in full swing. Some simple one. Hurricane (17) 3-8 3-10 tracks have had fans since the racing Wear a mask. It matters. Sports are Dixie (18) 3-8 3-11 returned in May, but most, including Las not the same if fans aren’t around to Vegas, have not. enjoy them, and it’s not possible without Schedule While those wearing Jimmie Johnson that essential step. Prep Football gear — more on him shortly — have to Stay safe and wash your hands, too. 10/2 Cedar at Desert Hills cheer from home these days, those of It beats staying at home. Thank you Canyon View at Hurricane us in the media tasked with bringing for reading and caring for all of us who Crimson Cliffs at Dixie the story to you get to interview your choose to keep on living our best lives. Snow Canyon at Pine View favorites via Zoom calls after the racing is Prep Girls Soccer complete. 10/1 Hurricane at Cedar Crimson Cliffs at Canyon View It’s essential technology that’s most Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter @TommyZee81 Desert Hills at Pine View welcome, but it’s still strange. There’s also tom zulewski or email [email protected]. Snow Canyon at Dixie football out on the opening drive of the third quarter and Brinkerhoff scored on rams beat Providence Hall, 35-12 « Continued from page 24 a 23-yard run later in the period. The Reds added two more scores Ward, but Garrett’s third scoring in the fourth quarter on a 35-yard face Desert Hills on Friday in a 7 p.m. Parowan led 7-6 at half, but scored 21 pass to Cook came on the next drive run from Bryan White and a 2-yard kickoff. unanswered points in the second half and went for 38 yards with 4 min- touchdown pass from Kasen Crandall The Parowan Rams took care of to secure the victory. utes, 9 seconds left in the first half. to Trey Payne. business in a non-region matchup The Rams will return to 2A South Garrett threw his last touchdown Cedar moved up to No. 8 in the and beat Providence Hall, 35-12 at play Friday with a road game at pass to Kolby White from 14 yards 4A RPI rankings and will travel to Alma Richards Stadium on Sept. 24. North Sevier that starts at 7 p.m. Iron County Today sports Wednesday, September 30, 2020 27 Kurt Busch has breakthrough, T om's Trivia challenge

wins at hometown track With this truncated 60-game season wrapped up and the first expanded playoffs inM ajor League Baseball under way, this week’s dozen salutes notable facts and trivia tidbits from what still is (and should be) our by Tom ZULEWSKI Bowman completed the top five finishers. national pastime. Enjoy and please remember…no wagering. Iron County Today The race was slowed by seven cautions for 36 total laps and the winner’s average speed 1. A “round-tripper,” of burger. What player to bunt to LAS VEGAS — After two decades in search was 131.420 mph. “tater” and is it? move a runner? of a breakthrough, Kurt Busch could be When he began his 2020 season in the “4-bagger” are all lingo for what? A. Slider A. Walk forgiven if he wondered what winning at his NASCAR XFINITY Series, Chase Briscoe had B. Fastball B. Sacrifice home track might feel like. a bold goal — get to eight wins and tie a A. Single C. Curveball C. Strikeout On Sept. 27, Busch didn’t have to wonder 36-year-old record. B. Double D. Change-up D. Pop-up anymore. When brother Kyle Busch gave With a No. 98 Ford he described as a C. Triple him a “mandatory door donut” to celebrate, “rocket ship,” Briscoe reached his goal with D. Home run 8. Which American Last Week’s the dream wasn’t a dream anymore. a performance that left his challengers well frontier novelist Answers: 2. What can serve as died in 1851 in a Busch survived three late restarts, behind in the rear-view mirror. a kitchen tool to village founded by 1. C: Power play including a two-lap duel with Matt Briscoe led 164 of 200 laps, zipped back remove hot stuff his dad that would 2. A: Beanpot. The DiBenedetto, and won the South Point 400 to the front after a late-race restart, and won from the oven or later become four Division I at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Not only did the Alsco 300 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway catch baseballs? home to the college hockey Baseball Hall of schools located the playoff victory advance Busch to the on Sept. 26 in the first race of the Round of A. Bats Fame? Round of 8, it was his first checkered flag 12 in the XFINITY Series Playoffs. Briscoe B. Chest in the Boston protectors A. Ernest area – Boston since winning at Kentucky Speedway last swept both races at LVMS and matched Sam University, Boston Ard and Jack Ingram for the most wins in a C. Gloves Hemingway July and first in 23 tries at LVMS. D. Cleats B. James College, Harvard season all-time Fenimore Cooper and Northeastern – have played Krsu t Bu ch celebrates with in NASCAR’s No. 2 C. F. Scott 3. Which term means in the annual the checkered flag after Fitzgerald national series. “to mishandle tournament since winning the South Point 400 at Las D. Robert Burns Ard and Ingram a football or 1952. Vegas Motor Speedway on Sept. 27 set their marks in baseball?” 9. What’s the sum of 3. D: Lipstick 1984, and Briscoe A. Boggle balls and strikes 4. C: Goalie. Quick still has six races B. Bobble represented by a helped the Los left in the 2020 C. Bubble “full count?” Angeles Kings win D. Bungle its firstS tanley season to stand A. 2 alone atop the list. Cup in franchise 4. Baseball writer B. 3 history in 2012. “The car was Tyler Kepner took C. 4 5. B: Red line. on rails and felt an in-depth look D. 5 so good to drive,” at 10 different 6. D: Colorado Denver Briscoe said. “I types of pitches 10. Gonfalon, an old Avalanche. in a book that has term for a flag, is located at 39.73 truly felt we were what single letter was once called degrees north capable of eight in its title? this by baseball latitude, while St. wins, but we still writers – some- Louis is at 38.62. have six more and A. K thing every team 7. A: Slap Shot. B. E wants to win. The movie was a championship we C. W Brian Lawdermilk/Getty Images What is it? released in 1977 can get. The eighth D. H and Hull played 23 A. Trophy “This is what kids dream of when they win is a relief now because people can stop years in the NHL B. Pennant grow up racing, winning at your hometown asking me about it all the time.” 5. In 1869, which and WHA, from C. Title track,” Busch said in his post-race interview The weekend opened with the World of Ohio city’s Red 1958 to 1981. Stockings became D. Crown with NBC Sports. “For two decades, this Westgate 200 in the Gander RV and Outdoors the first profes- 8. B: Canadian. track has kicked my butt, but my crew Truck Series on Sept. 25, the second race of sional baseball 11. Which West 9. A: Tucson. The chief (Matt McCall) gave great calls on pit three in the Round of 10. Austin Hill led the team? Coast MLB team Roadrunners are road. I was wide open, we put ourselves in last 39 laps, but won a two-man duel over is the only one the AHL affiliate A. Cleveland whose city and for the Arizona position, and we held on.” Sheldon Creed to take the checkered flag and B. Columbus nickname are both Coyotes. Even with the restarts that came in a advance to the Round of 8. C. Cincinnati in Spanish? 10. B: Montreal 31-lap closing stretch, McCall wasn’t worried Hill took advantage of the race’s sixth D. Toledo A. San Diego Canadiens. The about his driver’s ability to get the job done and final caution by getting to the front on Canadiens beat 6. Which MLB Padres and get his dream victory at LVMS. the restart and holding off Creed by just B. San Francisco the Los Angeles team was once Kings in five “Kurt’s a veteran and he’s a machine over a half-second. co-owned by Giants C. Los Angeles games in the when it comes to restarts,” McCall said. While Hill moved one more step up the former president 1993 Finals. The “He was on a mission tonight once he got championship playoff ladder, Creed — who George W. Bush? Dodgers D. Los Angeles other three cities a chance with clean air. Once you get the led 89 of the first 95 laps — took over the A. Houston Astros Angels have all played in lead, you don’t want the cautions to fall, but points lead from Brent Moffitt, who finished B. Texas Rangers the Finals since then, but fell his restarts were on point.” 15th. C. Atlanta Braves 12. In the book of D. Miami Marlins short – Vancouver Able to lead the final 26 laps, Kurt The Truck Series races at Talladega on Genesis, God in 1994 and 2011, knocked Kyle Busch — who finished sixth Saturday, and two drivers will be eliminated asks Abraham to Calgary in 2004 Sunday — down to ninth place, nine points from title contention. Christian Eckes is on 7. Ted Williams once do it to Isaac. In and Edmonton in called this type of baseball, what’s 2006. off the cutoff for the Round of 8 as the Cup the bubble, Ben Rhodes is six points behind pitch “the greatest the same term Series heads to Talladega this weekend. and Todd Gilliland is 19 off the last transfer pitch in baseball,” used when a 11. A: Gordie Howe. Denny Hamlin, Martin Truex Jr. and Alex spot. and it’s also a type manager asks a 12. B: Sidney Crosby. 28 Wednesday, September 30, 2020 FREE Cl assifieds

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