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CEDAR CITY — Canyon Creek currently happening in Southern Utah, but the reality is that we do in Cedar and some days that the weight of this work Women's Crisis Center finished Domestic CCWCC decided to add the candlelight it is a vital service to our community,” she feels like it will pull me under, it feels like Violence Awareness month events with vigil to their October awareness events. said. “People don’t realize that domestic we’ve lost the fight, like we’ve failed you a candlelight vigil on Thursday, October The vigil was held in Cedar City’s Main violence happens as much as it does in somehow. Today I felt that loss, when 26 to honor the 32 Utah victims who lost Street Park and included CCWCC staff Cedar City. The services that are available domestic violence won, when life was lost. their lives to domestic violence this year. members, board members and commu- through CCWCC show that even though But today I also lit a candle, for myself, for This year there was more than a 50 nity members. our victims have a hard and long road my team and for every survivor to let you percent increase in domestic violence Mayor Maile Wilson joined the vigil ahead of them they are not alone.” know we won’t stop fighting, we will never related deaths in Utah from last year. In and shared her thoughts with attendees. CCWCC Victim Services Director stop fighting.” response to these victims’ deaths as well “It is unfortunate that in today’s Kait Sorensen shared her thoughts on as the ongoing cases of domestic violence society we need the center and its services, this night of remembrance. “There are see vigil | 7

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corey baumgartner 2 Wednesday, November 1, 2017 News Iron County Today County Holiday Assistance Shuttles to run continuously during Temple open house P rogram seeking donations To help with parking Open House are encour- and transportation, aged to park their vehicles five shuttles will run at the Cross Hollow Stake CEDAR CITY — The Iron for families and seniors in need. serves as a central coordinating continuously during the Center to help relieve County Holiday Assistance However, they are no longer able organization. It works with other entire Cedar City Temple congestion and parking (ICHA) program is gearing up to provide these. You or your local assistance organizations, Open House, which concerns around the for the 2017 holiday season business, church group or other like Toys for Tots and Shop With starts tomorrow, Friday, temple. The Open House and is currently accepting organization can help out!. Gift a Cop, to ensure that families in October 27, and goes is expected to bring over applications and donations. The items can be can be dropped need of assistance receive help until Saturday, November 150,000 visitors to Cedar application process is on-line, off at the SUU Community from only one organization, 18. The Open House City in the next three in both English and Spanish, Engagement Center, 417 W. 200 allowing local resources to be will be open Mondays, weeks. at www.suu.edu/community. South, or at the Cedar City or distributed farther. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, "We encourage all to Applications will be accepted Enoch City buildings. Turkeys Iron County Holiday and Thursdays from 12 take advantage of this great through November 20. and hams can be dropped off Assistance relies on individuals, p.m. to 9 p.m.; and Fridays shuttle service," says Ron Monetary donations can also at Care and Share, 222 W. 900 families and businesses to help and Saturdays, from 9 Cardon, Public Affairs be made at www.suu.edu/com- North. Gifts and holiday meal everyone in Iron County have a.m. to 9 p.m. The shuttles Committee Chair for the munity , where individuals over boxes will be distributed the a merry Christmas. Make a will run from the Cross Cedar City Temple Open 18 can also sign up to help with week of December 4-8. donation or contact Pam Branin, Hollow Stake Center, House. "It will be easier and gift distribution. Donations of The Holiday Assistance Iron County Holiday Assistance located at 2830 West Cody safe to park at the Cross new, unwrapped toys, clothing program has existed for many Coordinator, to see how you can Dr, in Cedar City, up to Hollow Stake Center, and and stocking stuffers for chil- years, originally overseen by help, 435-865-8340 or braninp@ the temple, located at 280 the shuttles are a great dren age 0-17 are needed, as well Iron County Care and Share. suu.edu. S Cove Dr, Cedar City, resource to help keep as new and gently used coats. ICHA typically provides gifts Community members (about a mile apart in things running smoothly Another critical need this for over 1,000 children and can also help by making sure distance). They will run in during the Open House." year is frozen turkeys and hams. meals for close to 500 families families in Iron County who are a continuous loop, so there Tickets for the Cedar In past years, the Utah Food and senior citizens. In addition in need of assistance complete will be a minimal wait time City Open House are avail- Bank has supplied nearly 400 to providing help during the the on-line application by the to use the shuttle. able at templeopenhouse. turkeys to provide holiday meals holiday season, ICHA also November 20 deadline. Those attending the lds.org. Iron County Today News Wednesday, November 1, 2017 3 Candidate profiles: Kanarraville Mayoral race by Dawn Aerts Meet Randy Carter… that (our) spring feeds directly into from and State along with our neighboring Iron County Today Randy Carter has lived in the canyon. cities.” Kanarraville with his wife, Kay, for “I have been actively involved in this If elected, Allred “hopes to main- KANARRAVILLE — While local the past 21 years. Carter graduated process – working with officials from the tain and protect the way of life that interest in off-year elections may from Cedar High School and pursued Iron County Commission, the Bureau Kanarraville residents want and love.” be waning in some parts of Utah, certification and training in welding in of Land Management (BLM) and the Allred and his wife, Lisa, have been Kanarraville Town Clerk, Dave Ence, Las Vega. He has operated a welding (ICSLTA), and want to see this situation married for 18 years and have three sons, predicts a strong turnout for this year’s business for the past 21 years and in through to fruition.” ages 16, 12, and 10. mayoral race. We invited the mayoral 2016, opened a (successful) restaurant, According to Allred, his time on the For information on the Kanarraville candidates to share their background, hotel in Kanarraville. Town Board has helped him understand Mayoral and Town Council election, and thoughts, on their campaign. “I think I’m prepared to be the mayor the inner workings and the day-to-day contact Dave Ence at 435.867.1852. For as I work very well with others and I operations of the town’s business. “I also general voting information, contact Meet Melissa Allen… listen to everyone – before I jump into have personal relationships with many of John Whittaker, Iron County Clerk, Melissa Allen is making quick decisions. the other elected officials in the County, 435.477.8340. a second generation I want to do what is best resident, born and for Kanarraville and the raised in Kanarraville. residents who are like Allen graduated family to me.” from Southern Utah Carter states that University (SUU) the two most important with a Bachelor of issues he could address Science in History as Mayor would be work and wrote her thesis on getting the ‘Kanarra on the history of the Falls’ regulated so drink- Township (published ing water is protected. in Special Collections “I will be working with at the SUU Library). all entities involved to A four-year member come up with the best of the Kanarraville plan of action to do so.” Historical Society, The second issue writes Allen held the positions T yler Allred Carter, is improving of Social Media (our) city streets: I’ve Coordinator and Editor already been in contact of the newsletter. She with officials in the is currently employed neighboring cities and as a Human Resource getting ideas on how Representative for we can get funding and Target Stores, St. grants.” George. According to Carter, “There are multiple the most important issues that need to be issue for residents is addressed – while I keeping ‘small town’ love our quaint town, values: “Kanarra has growth is going to always been a place that happen. By expanding people are more like a our boundaries, the big family than a town town will have control – I think involving the over what growth does town more in making and doesn’t happen, Melissa Allen decisions and (if this thus ensuring our requires going door-to- current way of life. door) than that is what I Open communication will do.” about issues will have the greatest impact.” Meet Tyler Allred… According to (write in candidate) Allen, one of the most Tyler Allred is a important issues for lifetime resident of residents is open Kanarraville and chose communication. to raise his family in his “In speaking hometown. He served with residents (while as Kanarra Town Board campaigning), I have member for 7 years; and come to the conclusion also held the position of that most townsfolk Kanarraville Fire Chief feel that their voice for 10 years. He has has not been heard. worked in the family (While) a majority (of Randy Carter construction business residents) feel that the since the age of 12, and ‘Kanarra Falls’ hike has served as the Chief is an important issue, there are other Operating Officer (COO) Allred And concerns that have fallen on deaf ears. Allred Inc. concrete, since 2002. As Mayor, it (would be) my responsi- According to Allred, the most bility to represent the town, with close immediate concern (for the community) relationships with the community, so is managing the number of visitors to they feel comfortable in approaching (Kanarra) Falls in order to protect the the council to voice their concerns, and environment surrounding the Falls, and know the issues will be heard, reviewed to protect the Township water system and resolved.” 4 Wednesday, November 1, 2017 News Iron County Today Opinion Administration To the R . Gail Stahle Publisher [email protected] Editor Deborah Martineau Dear Editor: O fficeM anager [email protected] I was astounded when I attempted to pay my property Advertising taxes online with my credit card. My Visa account was charged with S cott Stahle a $29.00+ "convenience fee" for S ales Manager paying online. As I recall, I have [email protected] never had a fee applied to a balance 801.755.5999 due when paying via credit card in the past. I suppose I failed to read Patti Bostick the fine print, and it's all my fault, S ales Representative but I never would have guessed that [email protected] I would have to spend much of my 435.592.1030 morning attempting to reverse the tax charge , plus "convenience fee," Editorial from my account. This letter is to inform the property T om Haraldsen tax payer that the reasonable methods M anaging Editor of paying property taxes is by mail, or [email protected] by a visit to the Iron County Treasurer. It Corey Baumgartner doesn't cost a thing, except a stamp or R eporter/Photographer gas money to avoid that exorbitant fee.

Craig Bennett Joan M. Wilson Reporter Kelsey Keener Reporter Dawn Aerts Reporter “White Privilege is a Political Football” Klarissa Williams Reporter colleague is upset with anyone mission experience in Mexico. He saw $200 million to help the city build a who has the idea that Caucasians poverty first hand. “We didn’t even have 200-acre park.) T om Zulewski A have an easier road to success than beds until nine months in. I slept on a His wealth, he says, comes from “dumb S ports Writer Blacks or Latinos. When her daughter cement floor with a blanket.” luck”, a privileged household. His parents R achelle Hughes presented a college paper rejecting the He remembered “sitting on dirt floors, escaped Nazi Germany. “If I’d been born A rts/Entertainment Writer idea of “white privilege”, she was scorned and seeing people so happy and wonder- on the streets of Bangladesh,” he told by her professor. ing how that could be. I certainly helped a reporter, “with the same genes, I’d be Layout/Design She was disappointed when I disagreed me to have compassion and, hopefully groveling for a meal. But I was born in with her. Admittedly, a racial or an advanced society with loving, Devin Christ ethnic minority, man or woman, stimulative parents and experiences Creative Director who achieves a Ph.D. has an easy which gave me an edge.” [email protected] route to success. But the odds of that He shouldn’t feel guilty for person achieving this status is much having this edge in life – but neither Circulation less than the man or woman from a should he deny it. white, middle-class or upper-class Cyclops I grew up in a middle-class Brittany Westwood family. home. I never worried about food S . Cedar City The ladder of success is available or shelter – or even if I would get [email protected] to all, but the rungs on the ladder by Bryan GRAY an automobile to drive when I 435.590.6012 are farther apart for lower income Columnist received my driver’s license. College minority youth. Poor schools, less was always a given. When I needed S tormee Anderson than desirable neighborhoods, fewer employment, my parents “knew N . Cedar City/Enoch intact families with role models for somebody.” [email protected] educational success – all contribute The ladder of success is My friends at a different high 435.592.5724 to the challenge. available to all, but the school across town didn’t have the Wendy Hanson As for the term “white privilege”, same benefits. Yes, their parents Parowan/Paragonah that’s a political football. The poor rungs on the ladder are “knew somebody” – but it was in white child in a devastated West prison or gathering welfare checks [email protected] farther apart for lower 435.477.9100 Virginia mining town faces the same or working two entry level jobs to problems as a black teen in an urban income minority youth make ends meet. Iron County Today is distributed free ghetto. But two recent news articles I don’t like the term “white of charge, thanks to our advertisers. demonstrate that some successful privilege”, but it’s naïve to think that It is hand-delivered to over 13,500 households in Cedar City, Enoch and Americans understand that those raised empathy.” the playing field is level for children raised Parowan and is available in several rack in certain circumstances have a leg up on Several weeks earlier a national news in an impoverished environment, one that locations in Iron and Beaver Counties. those who live in challenged communities. source wrote a story on Tulsa, Oklahoma includes many Black and Latino families. Utah’s Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox, born billionaire George Kaiser who, through his It’s hard to win a 5k race when your 389 N 100 W, Suite 12 in rural Utah, noted this in a recent $3.4 billion foundation, has led the charge competitor has a one-mile lead. Cedar City, Utah 84721 interview with the Salt Lake Tribune. He to revive his city. (He recently purchased 435-867-1865 credited his stepmother who cared for him Bob Dylan’s letters and memorabilia for The opinions stated in this article are Fax: 435-867-1866 www.IronCountyToday.com “giving me a little insight into the plight $20 million, has funded a similar museum solely those of the author and not of Iron of the underdog.” He also lauded his LDS devoted to Johnny Cash, and donated County Today Iron County Today News Wednesday, November 1, 2017 5 Opinion Breaking Bread Word on the Street… 've never been one to follow fad diets. tency of ground up snails. Even my dog Are you going to vote or are you interested I like food too much to limit my wouldn’t eat them. Well, he ate them in this year’s municipal election? I choices to cabbage, grapefruit and a because he’s a Lab and he eats everything; toxic drink of lemon, maple syrup and but he whined the whole time. cayenne pepper. I'm pretty sure that's a Researching gluten-free Thanksgiving mixture they use to waterproof asphalt. Day recipes, I found a plethora of Yes, I’m going to vote. I think it's my right to be So when I was diagnosed with an tasteless fare. Brussels sprouts in mustard able to vote and then I can complain about the autoimmune disease 15 months ago, the sauce, quinoa stuffing with zucchini and “ results if I need to.“ idea of taking my favorite foods off the cranberries, and a wheat-free, egg-free, — Katti Lister, Parowan table was, well, off the table. dairy-free, taste-free pumpkin pie My doctor insisted I'd feel better if I headlined my options. I tried making stopped eating gluten. I laughed and told the organic, gluten-free, high-protein him I'd never be one of those people who breadsticks. Yeah, they're basically jerky. Yes I am, because I haven't in the past. I just moved badger waiters about menu ingredients, And what do you call gluten-free here two years ago, I registered to vote and I feel scour Pinterest for gluten-free cookie brownies? Mud. “ like I should have a say. So, I have the right to vote, recipes or bore friends to tears with a Why is gluten only found in foods I might as well do it. That way I can't complain recap of my gluten-induced misery. that are delicious, like waffles and cin- about what happens if I don't. I was in denial for several weeks but namon rolls? It would be so much easier — Nicole Hynson, Parowan after a trip to New York where I gorged to avoid gluten if it was just in cottage on pizza, cheese, bagels and, foie gras “That's interesting because I am actually on the basically, or earth- bushels of worms. ballot for Dammeron Valley Fire Department gluten, I At least “ Special Service District board. Also, my name is the ended up I live in a only name on our ballot. Nobody else got their in a bread Life & time where paperwork together in time for the ballot deadline. coma. I gluten-free Since then, several men have put their names in as went off Laughter products write ins. So, yup, I'm going to vote.” gluten cold ndby Peri Ki er are — Amanda Ballif, Dammeron Valley turkey, available. Columnist which Ten years is pretty ago, people Yes I plan on voting because even though it's just much the only thing I can eat now. going gluten-free could choose between city council and mayor, because I'm a small business My husband has been super helpful kale chips or toasted particle board. “ owner. These are very important positions that can as I've transitioned to a life of wheat-less Granted, most gluten-free products still have huge impact on how I do business, they set sadness. He chokes down gluten-free taste like you're chewing on a handful of zoning policy, tax policy and can increase or decrease pizza and cookies without acting like toothpicks, but with new flours available, I’m poisoning him (usually), but when like amaranth, chickpea and cricket . . . the regulations that directly affect my business. I suggested making gluten-free onion never mind. It's still terrible. — Jack Lancaster rings, he clenched his jaw so tight his ears I could have gone my whole life started bleeding. I heard him sobbing without knowing things like kelp noodles later in the bathroom. existed. Which brings me back to Changing my own diet is one thing. Thanksgiving. Changing my family's traditional I realize the irony of me whining Thanksgiving favorites is another. about what to eat on Thanksgiving—a Everything about this holiday is a freakin' day dedicated to gratitude and abun- gluten fest. You have dinner rolls, gravy, dance. So as I'm sitting at the table, pie crust, carrot cake, Ritz crackers with nibbling on dry turkey breast and jerky spray cheese, and stuffing (which I don't breadsticks, I promise to be grateful for mind skipping because it's a disgusting all the things I CAN eat, like cabbage and garbage of a food). grapefruit, and even lemon, maple syrup I experimented with gluten-free and cayenne pepper. Just not mixed pumpkin muffins that had the consis- together. 6 Wednesday, November 1, 2017 News Iron County Today Ready or Not? In Iron County by Dawn Aerts non-perishable food items, flashlight and tea candles, Iron County Today a whistle and dust mask, solar chargers, and a list of miscellaneous -- from prescriptions, and first aid CEDAR CITY — It’s true that Iron County and kit, to scissors and matches. He urges people to look Cedar City are nestled along the Wasatch Front Region, into FEMA, the American Red Cross, or the CDC to where earthquakes or wildfires can erupt or stay silent. consider their checklists. Experts say there are 215 surface faults in southwest, Over the past 30 plus years, Higley has spent Utah, not all of them hazardous, to include high risk much of his life responding to countless emergencies, and low risk variables. or dealing with high-risk variables. As a retired Fire “It’s the geographic area you’re in, that will often Chief from Mesquite, Nev., a long-time firefighter and determine the risks,” said John Higley, of natural and paramedic in Provo; he has invested years of training in man-made disasters, and it’s the first 96 hours you will CPR and Safety issues – as a full time police officer and need to be prepared for. in his work with Rescue Teams. If you visit Higley, Emergency “Essentially I have three Management Coordinator (EMC) missions,” says Higley of the Iron Iron County, you’ll notice his office “It’s never too County office, “To make county is well-arranged and organized government more resilient; to help -- full of what you might describe soon to build (local) business become resilient as essential information for his and, to ensure that families are job, and the supplies one would your (family) ready for local, regional or (any generally need for rudimentary sort of) family disaster.” survival. go bag” “It’s never too soon to build He is part of a Five-County your (family) go bag,” says Higley (strong) strategy focused on public — John Higley of the bright red bag that sits at the information, with a full entourage ready in one corner. of professionals and agencies who Higley’s job is a daily mix of dawn aerts organize, plan, train, coach, and periodically, conduct preparations and planning. “In this part of the State John Higley, local Emergency Management drills to address a wide-swath of potential or likely (country) there are a variety of issues to consider, from Coordinator, urges families and community to prepare, emergencies. fires that destroy parts of mountains, to the timber and plan and pack a ‘go bag’ or recommended 96 hour-emergency- In fact, it’s Higley’s job to prepare for the worst: debris that move quickly with rains or flash flooding.” In kit that will ensure their resilience in the face of disasters, from for unpredictable times with actions that work. “The Cedar City, he was surprised to learn that ‘prairie dogs’ fires and floods to earthquake or power outage. For further emergencies your family may face – from wildfires and were one, among other unique sets of concerns. information, see launch prepare app, download (from mobile) flooding, to earthquakes and power outages are among He knows that the Hurricane fault runs through http://readydl.com/iron-county and choose App Store using the most important issues to consider in deciding what Cedar City, that the old buildings along Main Street iPhone or “Google Play.” Residents can also register with goes ‘in the bag,’” said Higley of his special mission. the Iron County Citizen’s Alert System, at https://member. A well-built emergency ‘bag’ includes ample water, see prePAredness | 9 everbridge.net/index/453003085611405#/signup. Iron County Today News Wednesday, November 1, 2017 7 ‘Women in Politics— Breaking Free’ on Nov. 2 CEDAR CITY — The Leavitt Center Sam Brower, private investigator. for Politics and Public Service will The event is free and open to the present a panel discussion titled “Women public. in Politics—Breaking Free” on Thursday, The Michael O. Leavitt Center Nov. 2. It will begin at 11:30 a.m. in for Politics and Public Service is an the Sharwan Smith Student Center at interdisciplinary hub for leadership Southern Utah University. opportunities, experiential learning, This will be a panel discussion on citizenship education, humanitarian how women are able to leave polygamous service and public policy research. This communities and play an active role in non-partisan center works to disseminate politics. Participants will include Donia political information and spark debate Jessop, Hildale mayoral candidate; Nina about the ever-changing work of politics Barnes, a member of the Utah System of and issues that have an impact on the Higher Education board of regents; and people of Utah and our nation.

courte sy photo T he candlelight vigil at the Canyon Creek Women's Crisis Center honored those who lost their lives to domestic violence this year. vigil we could have stopped the violence before Continued from page 1 this occurred. Please know that we are unable to help those that are unable to help themselves in the future.” Vigil participants were invited to “You are not forgotten.” light a candle and write a message on a And finally this pledge written by one candlelit bag to remember those who of the vigil participants summarized many have lost their lives, survivors, and those of the thoughts written Thursday night. who are currently involved in a domestic “I don’t know you, but that does violence situation. Some of those not mean I don’t care about and love messages included hope, support and you as a divine human being! I am remembrance in the following words of the man who will fight for your safety, the vigil participants. who will protect you by standing up to “In spite of the ache, we’ll rise up – and domestic violence! I pledge my earnest we’ll do it 1,000 times again. We will fight, efforts to love and support you as I serve and we will keep fighting so that no more and support the cause and mission of lives will be lost to domestic violence.” CCWCC. I don’t know you but you’re “I am so sorry for the circumstances worthy and powerful, and beautiful. that ended in this terrible act. I wish that With all my love . . . “ 8 Wednesday, November 1, 2017 News Iron County Today

A wish list for caregivers in Iron County Bookings by Dawn Aerts help seniors stay independent “There will be classes designed connected to the Rosalyn Carter Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department Iron County Today but to assist with a variety of to educate people on Dementia, REACH Program – which and Cedar City Police Department. resources and education. how to cope and talk about offers one-to-one coaching for Those arrested are innocent until Yes, there is a wish list for “The Agency on Aging the issue with others. And a the caregiver who is assisting proven guilty. caregivers. is one of several in Utah,” six-session class on how to be someone with Alzheimer’s, or Local experts on aging HeavyRunner said. “We work a caregiver, (from the in-home related Dementia conditions. October 23 programs estimate that up to on assisting the elderly or their relative, to a son or daughter “We know that it’s impossible Trina M. Martinez, Cedar City 30 percent of adults in the Five caregivers with resources (for who lives out of town). So it’s a to predict the chances of a family Disorderly Conduct, Retail Theft Brian T. McNeal, Cedar City County Area area or soon will both physical and emotional full-spectrum course on how to member needing long-term DUI be over the age of 65. Some of health). Part of that goal is support a loved one or a family.” care, or how long they will need those will, or are, experiencing to provide coaching as well HeavyRunner believes the in -- in our area, it is usually October 24 health issues like Alzheimer’s or as support systems for the aging community and families a wife taking care of a spouse, Crystal D. Campbell, Cedar City Dementia-related conditions. caregivers.” need some tough conversations but caregiver’s can be anyone,” Disorderly Conduct, Possession In Washington and Iron It’s the family members and timely planning. HeavyRunner said. Benjamin S. Williams, Cedar County, many will rely on who are doing the day-to-day “So there are times when Meanwhile, AARP estimates City Receive Stolen Property in-home or visiting caregivers caregiving that need our help family members need to ask the that the average cost of a year’s to keep track of their needs, find and support. parent, or grandparent, ‘What if care in a private Medicare- October 25 their medication, get them out “So they have to know how something happens to you? Who certified (nursing home room) John B. Gehrich, Rochester, In. and about, or help them take to ask for help and they need will take over? Is there a time I is $ 95,000 per year; an average Lewdness First or Second Offense care of the little things of life. to build a team around them,” (should) look at long term care in-home care cost is $45,468 a Louis R. Borchardt, Enoch The wish list for caregivers is said HeavyRunner of the issues. options? Or, how do you apply year (for 40 hours per week); Intoxication simple, said Tracy HeavyRunner, In the next few months, the for assistance?’” and an assisted living care Hannah K. Sullivan, Cedar City Distribute/Offer/ Arrange long-time advocate and local Five County Association will be The Five County Association facility will average more than Controlled Substance program director. offering classes and outreach. (FCO) Program on aging is also $49,000 every year. Eugene T. Wolfe, Cedar City “I would say, instead of This month, donations to Alcohol Restricted Driver Lic., Open asking how can I help, give the the Caregiver Basket project can Container in Vehicle family member or (caretaker) be brought to the Five County, Troy D. Cannon, St. George friend a list of things that you Aging Programs office at 585 Driving on Suspension, DUI, are willing to do – Hey, I can North Main Street. Alcohol Restricted Driver Lic. mow the lawn, or I bring over a “Basically we are trying Anna Lee, Cedar City dinner. I can stay and help out to build support for our local Intoxication on a Wednesday night for a few Curtis Jones, Cedar City caregivers,” said HeavyRunner Retail Theft hours, or I can order supplies for of the baskets. “The goal is to Steven M. Lamb, Cedar City someone on line.” reduce their burdens, and to Open Container in Vehicle Part of the wish list can also support them in multiple ways.” Antwayn K. Rainey, Cedar City be found in baskets of donated Retail Theft items that HeavyRunner is filling October 26 for local caregivers. A ‘Senior Voice Day’ will be held at “We have 34 baskets with Jared F. Charles, Cedar City the Cedar City Senior Center, Tues., Theft/Firearm or Operable Vehicle, generous donations from Nov., 28th at 2 p.m. The public Driving on Suspension Intermountain Healthcare staff event will feature presentations by George A. Barlow, Colorado and others,” she said. “There are AARP, Danny Harris and Advocacy City, Utah also little things (they would and Alzheimer’s Association Public Criminal Trespass appreciate) like movie passes, or Policy Director, Jeremy Cunningham October 27 toiletries, office supplies to adult with participation by Sen. Evan coloring books.” Vickers, and Rep. John Westwood. Andrea L. Wood, Salt Lake City dawn aerts False Info. To Police Officer, HeavyRunner explains that This is a free and open to the public Controlled Substance The Aging and (Caregiver) Tar cy He vyRunner and Jerna Watson, Five County Association of advocacy day. For further informa- October 28 Program was developed as Governments, are two of several staff members who are part of the Agency on tion contact, Home and Community fulfilling part of the Older Aging who support local caregivers through education, community resources, and Based Programs, 435-673-3548. Efrain N. Rodriguez, Orem American Act -- designed to in building a community and family team that can help seniors stay independent. Possession, Driving w/Measurable CS Erin E. Cox, Cedar City Disorderly Conduct Charles P. Fallon, Cedar City Disorderly Conduct, Threats Against Local youth get ‘sneak preview’ of cultural celebration Life/Property, Assault Sherry S. Frandsen, Parowan On Sunday, August 27, 2017, two youth the stage for this dynamic celebration. The Iron Ore--ore which brought the pioneers to Alcohol Restrict. License, Consume from every ward in the Cedar City Temple pounding of iron ore echoes. Involving 4,500 Cedar City. The modern pioneers of this area Alcohol by Minor district gathered for a sneak peek at what youth in a temple celebration is no small much like those of the past seek iron too, only Shawnele L. Montgomery, St. George awaits them for the December 9t cultural undertaking. Brother Bahr however, uses his spiritually. They need Iron which will keep False Personal Info. celebration in the Southern Utah University artistic wizardry to pull off this “small feat.” them strong. Jake A. Rehkop, Cedar City Centrum Arena. “It is a weaving of landscapes with Mindy Benson, who also serves on the Consume Alcohol by Minor Brother Ryan Bahr in his total “quirky narration including dance and song numbers,” Temple Cultural Celebration Committee October 29 cool” style both inspired and informed these stated Bahr when describing this event. The with Bahr, spoke to the youth at this Kick-Off youth as he gave them a firsthand look at stories of both past and present pioneers are Event. After commenting on the palpable Matthew R. Bothell, Cedar City the Cultural Celebration script complete shared through film montages as the youth enthusiasm in the room she said, “for you, this Consume Alcohol by Minor Elie J. Carmona, Beryl with narration, music and dance. His direct share stories both past and present from their is a once in a lifetime experience- your experi- Possession, Drug Paraphernalia declaration was, “all the youth in this area stake’s specific region. These stories depict ence. This is history in the making. Embrace Hailey Nielson, Cedar City need to know this is their temple.” the following themes: The House of the Lord, it!” She also reminded the youth that this is a Disorderly Conduct The celebration honors both those who Light on a Hill, Pathfinders, Perseverance, “First Presidency Event” and should be treated Jake Williams, Cedar City settled the areas specific to this temple district Iron We must Have, Learning, Work, as such. Consume Alcohol by Minor as well as those who live here today. The Celebration, Red Rock, Unity, Service, and Other members of the Cedar City Temple Mitchell E. Dastrup, Cedar City Cedar City Temple is a temple that has been Christmas. Cultural Committee include: Lisa Allen, Krista DV-Threats Against Life/Property, generations in the making for pioneers past, The celebration concludes as the youth fill Bulloch, Jennifer Denhalter, Suzy Gatherum, Intoxication, Failure to Stop present, and future. the arena, drums sounds, followed by silence Britannia Howe, Rachelle Hughes, Steven Thomas A. Jones, Cedar City A single drum and the songs High on the and a picture of the temple. Meredith, Ryan Paul, Trevor Walker, and Lis Controlled Substance Mountaintop and the Light on the Hill set The drums once again depict the sound of Williams. Iron County Today News Wednesday, November 1, 2017 9 Leavitt Center hosts United Dancing with your Utah Party meeting Community Stars Nov. 2 CEDAR CITY — The Children’s assistant Monica Torres, Megan Talbot by Klarissa Williams Justice Center of Iron County will present from the Cedar City Police Department, that they will gain enough ground in the a fundraising benefit, Iron County Becki Bronson from Cedar City Hospital, Iron County Today coming years to become Utah's second Dancing with your Community Stars, on Jen Hinton from Cedar Ridge Family political party and a serious contender Thursday, Nov. 2. Medicine, and Ryan Miller from The CEDAR CITY — Community against the Republican Party. Nine local residents will take their Spectrum. members gathered together in SUU's Following his presentation, Dr. Davis talents and their dancing shoes to the Celebrity judges include Ben Batty of Leavitt Center on October 19 to learn was interviewed about the party's platform Heritage Center from 7 to 9 p.m. Iron ERA Realty, Iron County School Board about Utah's new political party, The by Assistant Professor of Economics and County Commissioner Mike Bleak, the member Harold Haynie, and CJC Friends United Utah Party. The party was officially Finance at SUU, Dr. Josh Price. When defending champion, will emcee the Board member Randie Lipski. certified in June of this year. asked about the party's future, Dr. Davis event. Tickets for this benefit are $15 for It's founder and chairman, Dr. Richard stated that the next five years will decide Contestants will include Tyler adults, $10 for children 12 and under. For Davis who is a professor of Political whether the party is successful in its goal Allred of Allred Construction, ICSD tickets, call 435-867-4275, purchase them Science at BYU, began the meeting with to "give Utahns a political home." The Coordinator Janette Stubbs, SEA at Facebook page Iron County Dancing a presentation about the founding of the end of the meeting was turned over to the Principal Steve Schofield, ICSD with your Community Stars, at eventbrite. party and what the party stands for. Dr. audience for questions. secondary director Rich Nielsen, ICSD com, or from any of the dancers. Davis explained that his party believes that The party is fielding their first the two existing parties are too extreme candidate, Jim Bennett, in the Special for Utah voters and Utah voters need a Congressional Election for Utah's Third party that represents them. Congressional District. For more infor- "We do not have a two-party system mation, visit unitedutah.org. The party is allow in this state" Dr. Davis said as he gave looking for volunteers and donations to H een statistics showing that the Democratic help grow their party enough to compete Party is barely present in Utah, making across the state. Voters can also submit a it essentially a one-party state. Because voter registration form to register under of this, the United Utah Party is hopeful the United Utah Party. Halloween pa rep reDNEss pendently) subsist up to 96 hours, or for •WINNERS• Continued from page 6 four days. And, while disasters may range from natural to man-made, it’s Higley’s job to prepare for them all. BMC Children's ERA Realty Ages 18+ have masonry that could crumble in For instance, “We know that the I-15 Ages 0-6 Dental Ages 0-5 Mildred Fischer, 32 significant earthquakes and that residents corridor handles all kinds of traffic, and Ellie Hicken, 7 Ages 0-6 1st: Emma Niles, 5 Jasmine Shakespear need be prepared. there’s the potential for hazardous spills, Everly Hansen, 3 Ages 7-12 2nd: Jadelyn Swope, 4 Matress Store “But if anything keeps me up at night, says Higley, “And there’s the issue of what Rosie, 10 Jadelyn Swope, 4 3rd: Claire Taylor, 1 it would be the issue of power outage, or to do in the case of a house fire – a gas Emree Arnoldson, 4 Ages 6-10 First 100 people won a 2 the potential for food and gas shortages,” leak? And what is your escape plan?” Boulevard Hannah Carling, 5 1st: Shanessa Knudson, Dollar Bill says Higley, “Of course there are parts While most experts are confident that home Serenitee Rose, 5 10 furnishings Pizza Hut of government that would continue to government, agencies, and (or) churches Emalyn Leavitt, 6 2nd: Tera Banks, 7 function (police and fire departments) would rapidly step in to assist – it B ruce Taylor, 8 Alyson Peterson, 6 3rd: Jonah Banks, 10 Ages 0-5 but businesses, and a lot of agencies and wouldn’t be immediate. Irene Hu, 11 1st: Torja Bailey Ada Warner, 7 Citywide Home farmers 2nd: Nellie Schneider homes would not have access to power, There are a huge set of options and Loans Insurance 3rd: Daniel Anderson or emergency generators to rely on.” guidelines for the community to prepare. Canyon View Ages 0-6 Ages 0-5 Ages 6-10 Higley views a short or long term “We have a Fire Department that takes Ear Nose and Jules French Emma Niles power outage as both an inconvenience kids through a detailed home for fire Throat 1st: Sheridyn Hoyt Ages 7-12 Ages 6-10 2nd: Bruce Taylor and a blow. “There are some people who drills; and a CERT Team who trains Ages 0-6 Daen Brinton Carl Jessop 3rd: Beckett Wood are reliant on power for life-sustaining regularly for potential disaster. There are Peter Firth, 4 Ages 7-11 Ages 11-14 devices,” says Higley of (hospitals) the presentations among agencies and all Ages 7-11 Rocky Ridge Lorin Jessop, 7 Asenath Jessop landscape elderly or disabled. “So we have to look kinds of drills,” explains Higley. Daen Brinton, 8 Olivia Gunter, 7 Ages 15+ at this questions, can we as a community, Ages 12-18 rock “So, is your family ready; do you have James McCleary, 8 Sarah Bronsema continue to operate? Can business still an escape plan and a safe place to meet?” Peggy Jessop, 17 Carl Jessop, 8 Ages 0-5 function? Are we ready as families to Two of the most important tools in Grifols 1st: Keaton Payne, 4 Cedar Floral Kien Hicken, 10 subsist?” Higley’s (box) of ‘emergency plans’ is a Bailie Hillier, 10 1st: Ashlyn Banks, 15 2nd: Emery Randall, 5 It’s those questions that motivate state-of-the-art phone application that C ameron Luke Holm, 5 Jocelyn French, 11 2nd: Claire Taylor, 1 Ages 6-10 Higley and a cadre of law enforcement, downloads information to an iphone or Janus Schoohmaker, 5 Chyenne Adams, 11 3rd: J'Leigh Buschman, 8 1st: Milton Jessop, 10 emergency personnel and medical pro- mobile device; and more recently, public Avery Randall, 3 Ages 12-18 2nd: Garrett Thompson, 9 Wendell Jessop, 8 Hayden Gunter, 12 Jri Insurance Adult fessionals to train and drill. He suggests access to the ‘Citizen Alert System’ – a Kacy Lamae Holm, 9 there are always some miscalculations in (time-sensitive) registry system that both Nicole Smith, 13 Ages 2-7 Mr./Mrs. Knudson Elina Caine, 10 Claire Swope, 14 the system. “I’ve heard so often, ‘Hey, it’s notifies, sends messages and provides Alyssa Coons, 26 1st: Olivia Gunter Amber Barlow, 15 Suma not going to happen to me! No, not here! direction.” Nicole Smith, 13 2nd: Claire Taylor Ages 19+ Ages 8-15 1st: Ellie Hicken, 7 So I have to worry about the ‘unpacked’ “I would say these are two important Cheyenne Adams, 11 emergency kits and the still pending (technology) features that anyone can Josie Pettit, 25 1st: Tyler Rose 2nd: Annalies Payne, 29 Cedar View Alyssa Coons, 26 2nd: Kaylee Evans 3rd: Claire Swope, 14 recovery plans.” now access and use,” says Higley of Pediatric Higley says that a community is only his role to coordinate and bring all the Dentistry Elite Complete Mastermind Webster Auto Care Room Escape Orthodontics as strong as its weakest link so it’s up resources available, together. “Resiliency Ages 0-6 to us to prepare for those risks. “Then and being prepared begins with each Ages 2-9 1st: Richy Jessop, 6 Ages 0-7 Ages 5-8 people also have to think, well what individual and family – If we can take 2nd: Willis, 5 Isaac Jessop, 6 1/2 Isaac Jessop, 6 Olivia Gunter will we do if there are no services, and care of ourselves,” says Higley of his bag, Ages 7-12 Ages 8-15 Ages 9-12 Ages 10-16 businesses are closed? What do you do if “Maybe we can help others too.” 1st: Irene Hu, 11 Marnae Axelso, 12 Jocelyn French, 12 Ashlyn Banks the grocery store goes empty, gas stations For a complete set of emergency 2nd: Shaneesce Knudson, Ages 16+ Ages 13-17 Ages 17-90 (shut down) or the pharmacy (can’t preparedness tips, guidelines and 10 Jami N., 35 Brooklin Whicker, 15 Marissa Hathaway operate)? suggestions, go to ready. gov; American It’s those kinds of questions that Red Cross; Centers for Disease and Higley continues to ask. Control Prevention (CDC). Or for more Congrats to all the winners Emergency experts recommend information, call the local Emergency & thanks to all the businesses & individuals who participated! that families should prepare to (inde- Manager, 435-267-1740. Arts & E ntertainment in Iron County ShowcaseWednesday, November 1, 2017 "Window" by Sally Strand Sally Strand: is an example of her work. She will speak on Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. at the Southern Utah Captivated by Light Museum of Art. by Ashley H. Pollock SUU College of Performing and Visual Arts

Cedar City — SUU’s Department of Art & Design welcomes Sally Strand as an Art Insights speaker at Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) on November 2 at 7 p.m. Strand has been listed in Who’s Who in American Artists, was inducted into the Pastel Society of America’s Hall of Fame and the International Society of Pastel Artists Master Circle. Her work as she calls it is a “visual poetry” that celebrates common place moments and their inherent narrative. Her presentation is free and open to the public. Strand's work, painted with oil and pastel, captures the subtle brilliance and variety of light on every day circumstances. Everything from pears to empty beds is transformed into a master study of the facets of reflection, refraction, and prismatic effects. Her work stands as a testament to the beauty of daily routines and human interaction. Courtesy of SUMA In her artist statement, Sally Strand worthy of notice.” nature of light.” states, “I relate to small moments of Southern Utah University Art Insights is hosted during the fall and spring life that are often overlooked. These Professor of Art, Eric Brown, said he semesters by SUU’s Art & Design faculty. Students and moments resonate with me because sally strand invited Strand to Art Insights because, community members meet to experience presentations they are familiar—we see ourselves in “I believe that her beautiful and and discussions by visiting artists and art educators from them. They sometimes suggest things sensitive use of color in dry drawing around the nation who share their work and insights. beyond the obvious. Painting mundane objects or tasks media will be revelatory to artists and aspiring artists. In Her work will be on display at SUMA October 31 provides me with a challenge to portray the common- particular, when depicting white she uses an astonishing through December 16. Both events are free and open to place in a compelling way, to make the usual unusual and array of colors that capture the transient and migratory the public. ‘Frankenstein on the Air’ should become a new tradition by Rachelle Hughes premiere. There is something so delightful the audience in stitches. H.G.Wells. Characters from the original Iron County Today about seeing community talent strut their A sequel, of sorts, to Peter Sham “A Christmas Carol On the Air” make a acting stuff on the stage. and Brad Carroll’s regionally popular comeback in this all new radio broadcast The world needs more Halloween the- The production stars fictional Utah “A Christmas Carol On the Air,” that includes a radio play, sci-fi alien atre like Peter Sham’s new “Frankenstein Congressman Weaver Cleaver as The “Frankenstein On the Air” is written invasion newscast scare, a cooking show, on the Air” that premiered October Monster—played by veteran performer and adapted by Peter Sham from Mary a quiz show and even a word from the 27-28 at the Heritage Center Theater as Steve Meredith and Brandon Burk (also Shelley’s Frankenstein and Orson Welles’ sponsors sung in clever jingles by three part of the Neil Simon Festival’s 2017 seen at the Utah Shakespeare Festival radio play “War of the Worlds” by Scare-O-lettes. productions. this past season) as Victor Frankenstein. While the Frankenstein reading or “We’ll scare the heck right out of you,” Meredith’s deep rumbling voice was play has its chilling moments, the play Scare-o-lettes Samantha Allred, Tammi a perfect fit for The Monster. Radio also pays homage to other Halloween, Colombo, and Olivia Sham sing to a broadcasts of the past would have creepy paranormal stories including a “studio audience” in vintage Golden Era clamored for his talent on air. Burk’s nod to Edgar Allen Poe, “Little Shop of radio style as they open this Halloween melancholy and tortured Frankenstein Horrors,” zombies, “The Walking Dead,” entertainment that has all the elements of was also a master story teller. The cast and more. There is more silliness than a good old fashioned radio broadcast. also features Peter Sham and Richard scariness in this play but it certainly “Frankenstein On The Air” may not Bugg along with Cedar celebrities entertains in a clever mashup of monsters, “scare the heck right out of you” but it did Ellen Treanor, Lawrence Johnson, music, pumpkins and aliens, zombies bring laughter, campiness, surprise, drama Kyle Bishop, Keith Bradshaw, Matt and a little gushing blood that embraces and even some chilling moments as an Nickerson, Todd Peterson, Ron Pisaturo, Halloween culture. “all star Cedar City cast” took to the stage Ryan McLean, and TJ and Wendy Here is hoping it becomes an to entertain an audience that was looking Penrod. Pisaturo as the reporter turned annual Halloween favorite, much like for some Halloween fun. The cast itself zombie, Treanor as a crusty reporter and its Christmas counterpart “A Christmas was part of the amazing success of this Wendy Penrod as Chiffon Baker all had C ourtesy image Carol On the Air.” Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, November 1, 2017 11 Beethoven’s Musical Legacy to be celebrated by Tracy Solimeno Triumph wrote, “There was something Piano Concerto No.1 in C Major Op. SUU College of Performing and Visual Arts exalted about him that was noted first 15 (First movement) with guest soloist in his teens and often thereafter. He James Jolley, and Violin Concert in D CEDAR CITY — Southern Utah was utterly sure of himself and his gift, Major Op. 61 (Second movement). University Department of Music’s but no less self-critical and without The performance will be followed Symphony Orchestra presents The sentimentality concerning his work.” by guest speaker Dr. Douglas Ipson, Great Beethoven Concert. Come The evening’s performance will be Assistant Professor, Music Theory and celebrate the 190th Anniversary of conducted by, Dr. Xun Sun, Associate History at Southern Utah University. Ludwig van Beethoven’s life through a Professor of Music and Director of Dr. Ipson in an active choral composer, performance of his symphonic works on Orchestral Activities at Southern Utah arranger, and author whose work Wednesday, November 1, at 7:30 p.m. University. A bit of a child prodigy him- has been performed by the Mormon in the SUU Music Building’s Thorley self; he began formal music training and Tabernacle Choir and BYU Singers. Courtesy of SUU violin studies at Wuhan Conservatory For more information on SUU’s Recital Hall. Admission is free and open S UU's Symphony Orchestra will of Music in China at age 11. Dr. Sun Music Department, please visit www. to the public. perform a concert to the music of Beethoven has conducted for numerous orchestras suu.edu/pva/music. Beethoven was the first freelance tonight at 7:30 p.m. composer in history, thus allowing him including: China Philharmonic, Henan the freedom and finances to produce Symphony Orchestra, Anhui Symphony, work based on his own desires. His Hunan Symphony and Hubei work was revolutionary then and his Symphony Orchestra in China, and symphonies are still considered some Lviv Philharmonic in Ukraine, and The of the most successful of all time. Orchestra of Southern Utah in Cedar Beethoven felt that, “Music is a higher City, Utah. revelation than all wisdom and philoso- Music for the evening includes, phy. Music is the electrical soil in which Egmont Overture Op. 84, Symphony the spirit lives, thinks and invents.” No. 1 in C Major Op. 21 (First Jan Swafford, composer, educator, Movement), Symphony No. 8 in F Major and author of Beethoven, Anguish and Op. 93 (Second and Third movement), A ddams Family the Musical opens Nov. 1 at Canyon View High

CEDAR CITY — Canyon View The show is directed by Britannia High School presents “Addams Family Howe and Holly Barrick.There are the Musical” on November 1, 2, 3, 4, around 60 students in the production. and 6. Performances begin each night A few of the parts are double cast, at 7 p.m.iin the Canyon View High so if you go to the show twice, you auditorium, with a 1 p.m. matinee might see different people playing performance on November 4. the parts of Wednesday (Kate Harris The Addams Family the Musical and Catherine Chamberlain), Gomez follows 18-year0old Wednesday (Lincoln Paul and Nathan Baker), and Addams as she struggles with intro- Fester (Josh Neilson and Cody Briggs). ducing her boyfriend, Lucas Beineke, Tickets are $5 and are available in and his parents to her family over presale from any cast member or at the dinner. door.

C ourtesy photo T hey're creepy and they're cooky, and they'll be on stage at Canyon VIew High School starting tonight. 12 Wednesday, November 1, 2017 showcase Iron County Today Feel the Joy of the The Nutcracker Ballet—in Beryl! by Mary Anne ANDERSEN two stage productions a year, to include Cedar City Arts Council the Nutcracker and one other. Season with A Very The EVAC is aware that many of ou know how every other year we the residents of the area don’t have the get a chance to see the Nutcracker means or the opportunity to travel far to SUMA Holiday Y Ballet, usually performed by a enjoy some of the cultural events of larger Russian ballet company? Well, this is neighboring towns. Hence the goals listed the year for that. On December 15, above. It sounds pretty ambitious, doesn’t by Ashley H. Pollock SUMA Holiday. SUMA will have a that familiar music will fill the Heritage it, and yet their published calendar for the SUU College of Performing and Visual Arts Wishing Tree with tags indicating items Theater again. Even teenagers will go to first two months is quite impressive. needed by the Care and Share. Once see this holiday tradition. The Beryl Community Center is a CEDAR CITY — A Very SUMA tags are taken by visitors, donors will But this will come as news: we could small building in town that has been Holiday is coming back to Southern purchase the requested items, wrap the all see the Nutcracker twice. It will be used mostly for the occasional wedding Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) gift, and return the donation to SUMA’s performed in the community of Beryl, or social event. The EVAC rented it from November 6 through December 8. This front desk with the tag attached. right here in our own county. And no, Iron County and scheduled eight free chil- festive month includes the artsFUSION Lee Larson, Iron County Care and they are not bringing in a professional dren’s classes exploring art, music, books, and SUMA Family Art Night Series Share Housing Case Manager, said, "The company to do it. This production of the and theater in September and October. (FANS) program, a Wishing Tree for the holidays are not always cheery for our Nutcracker will be presented The same time period offered Iron County Care and Share, a gift shop homeless and impoverished but through by members of the Escalante evening sessions in arts and full of great holiday items with a special the kindness and generosity of A Very Valley area, thanks to the crafts, a book and writers’ store sale, and an exhibition featuring SUMA Holiday last year we were able to newly-formed Escalante club, theater, dance, and the winter themed art from the museum’s put smiles on many faces. Iron County Valley Arts Council. Think aforementioned orchestra for permanent collection. SUMA is open Care and Share depends on donations tiny mice, snowflakes, and adults. Tuesday through Saturday from noon to to provide shelter, food and clothing a girl who wants to be the Sounds wonderful, 6 p.m. and Monday nights from 6-7 p.m. that leaves very little for gifts and Sugarplum Fairy. This is doesn’t it? Remember that for the FANS program. All activities are holiday items. We are so grateful for the going to happen because of the desire of a by small steps are great things brought free and open to the public. thoughtful and heartfelt gifts brought select group of individuals to bring artistic to pass. It doesn’t take a group to paint a Whitney Staheli, SUMA Manager of in last year by the delightful elves from experiences to the communities west of us picture or discuss a book. Music, dance, Finance and Administration, said, “We’ll SUMA and we are looking forward to here in Cedar City. and theater are fun with as few as three be hosting a series of educational events lots of smiles this year as well." The Escalante Valley Arts Council or four participants to share with, and the for children with themes relating to SUMA will also have an exhibition is a newly-minted organization with the beginning of an orchestra can be a octet. winter, family, and the goal of enriching the cultural atmosphere And then there is that Nutcracker, for spirit of giving. We’re of Beryl and surrounding environs. The which you would need a Clara, the Prince, excited to partner with three-pronged approach includes arts a few party goers, mice, and snowflakes. If artsFUSION for these exploration classes in the areas of music, you can find a Russian dancer, a Chinese events because of the dance, visual arts, theater, and literature, pair, and the Sugar Plum Fairy, you would wealth of experience specifically offered to the underserved be in business. Well, circle December 19 they have teaching art children of the area. A second goal is to or 20 for a trip to Beryl, because they are to children. We have offer similar events to the adult popula- well into rehearsals. We wish the best of limited space and tion, and even include the beginning of an luck to Rebecca Shelley and her lucky supplies available, so orchestra! And then they hope to mount townspeople. make sure you arrive early!” The Family Art Night Series will be Monday nights from T wo versions of ‘The Odd 6-7 p.m. on November 6 (Spirit of Giving), 13 (Snowflakes), Couple’ at Cedar High 20 (Meaning of the Season), 27 (Holiday c ourtesy of suma CEDAR CITY — Cedar High School “I have a lot of lines,” exclaimed Traditions), with Holiday ornaments from SUMA's Gift Shop Theatre Department prepares to open Gabbi Gower, a junior playing Mickey the final activity on their next show… or rather shows. Studio the cop in the female version. “I was very December 4 (Spending Red will present both “The Odd Couple” excited to see my name on the cast list Time Together). At these events, families curated by the staff of the museum and “The Odd Couple-Female Version” and rehearsals have been very fun.” will be offered a passport and can featuring winter-themed artwork in repertory November 8-13. Scott Nelson, a sophomore also in receive a stamp for each activity night selected from the museum’s permanent Zac Trotter, the teacher and director the female version, said, “Mr. Trotter that they attend. Families who attend collection. Several of these works have at CHS, said, “This is a unique opportu- won’t let us watch the other version of at least three FANS nights will receive never been seen by the public. This nity to explore the same story, but from the show, so we really don’t know how a special prize at the final night on exhibition will be on display November the perspective of different genders and they’re playing the same roles we are.” December 4. Space is limited. 14, 2017 through January 6, 2018. set in different time periods.” The “Odd Trotter has made it a point to not let the On Small Business Saturday, "A Very SUMA Holiday presents Couple,” set in the 1960s, tells the story of two casts see what the other is doing, November 25, museum shoppers can our visitors with the opportunity to Oscar Madison (played by Cody Bolton) so they won’t “borrow” ideas from each select a mystery discount ranging from refresh their holiday spirit by providing who lets his recently separated friend other. 10-25 percent off their total purchase. them with opportunities to participate Felix Unger (Harvey Beacham) move “Even though the stories are similar The SUMA store offers a variety of in holiday art activities and give back into his apartment until he can get back and the events are the same, I want the unique gifts ranging from puzzles and to the local community,” said Brooke on his feet. The “Odd Couple-Female productions to be unique to themselves,” coloring books to home décor and jew- Vlasich, Public Relations and Marketing Version” tells the same story, but is set Trotter said. elry. All purchases are non-refundable. Associate for SUMA. “We enjoy hosting in the 198’s and features Olive Madison The shows play at the Cedar High “We’re offering a range of Christmas this event at SUMA because it allows us (Kami McDonough) and Florence Unger School Auditorium and tickets are $7 for and holiday products in our store this to connect with the local community (Brianna Brinkerhoff) in the iconic lead general admission and $25 for a family winter,” Staheli said. “Our products and be an active member of Cedar City. roles. pass (immediate family only please). come to us from all over the world We also value the hands-on and collab- Each cast features nine actors and Odd Couple-Female plays October 8 through fair trade programs that build orative experience the event provides has completely unique designers, crew (Wed), 10 (Fri), & 11 (Sat) at 7 p.m. up small businesses and support local for our professional and student staff members, and stage managers. This is to Odd Couple (Male) plays October artisans.” members at SUMA and artsFUSION." allow as many students as possible the 9 (Thurs) & 13 (Mon) at 7 p.m. and After a successful first year, SUMA For more information, please visit opportunity to be part of the production October 11 (Sat) at 2 p.m. and Iron County Care and Share are www.suu.edu/pva/suma/experiences. and features many actors who will be For more information, please visit partnering again for this year’s A Very html. stepping into lead roles for the first time. www.chsstudiored.com Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, November 1, 2017 13 R ed Rock Film Festival returns for 11th season Red Film Market is sister to regular annual festival

With more than 950 entires for this year’s 11th Annual Red Rock Film Festival and Market, there is a growing popularity among independent filmmakers, namely the Germans. With pristine production values and a penchant for the dark surreal, at press time Red Rock has reported no less than 146 entries from Germany alone. The Red Film Market is the sister Festival to the Red Rock Film Festival, and this year RFM will screen 66 films from 21 countries including Germany, France, Australia and as far away as Macao. "My interest in submitting to the Red Rock Film Festival is that a lot of takes of my film were shot in the stun- ning landscapes of Utah,” said German music composer and director Martin Gerigk. “So the festival attracted me immediately." “The purpose of RFM is to connect the independent film industry with independent filmmakers. Any director who wants to be taken seriously needs to meet the directors and make connections at this festival,” said Festival Director Matt Marxteyn. The films are full-length indepen- dent features and shorts from the past photos Courtesy of RRFF two years from around the world. The ‘ The Last Compartment,’ a mystery thriller directed by Andreas Schaap , and ‘Pawo,’ a adventure/history feature, are among list of approved films include comedies, the scores of films that will play at the Red Rock Film Festival and Red Film Market in Cedar City, starting Nov. 11. action films, adventures and several others. According to press materials, CEDAR CITY — In it’s 11th season, the competition. accident and is determined to walk 20 there is a one-man show starring the Red Rock Film Festival is giving “We want to get back to the tradi- miles in Death Valley, the little known Timothy Spall from “Harry Potter,” an people something what the Festival tional international film festivals that are Khojaly massacre are just some of the award-winning feature set in Tibet, a calls ‘unheard of’ in Utah: a choice. about fresh new films and discovery,” he documentaries. documentary feature on the woman Beginning November 11, Festival said. “There are a lot of smaller festivals Fiction films range in genre from who fell in love with Costa Rica’s revo- attendees can choose from 94 films from that are programming random stuff like action/adventure to drama, thrillers, lutionary “Don Pepe,” German thrillers 20 countries and have a chance to meet educational yoga videos pulled from comedy, and everything in between. such as one set in a therapy session several international filmmakers. the school or library video shelf, and Themes run from a comedy about and another in a snow-buried train car, The Red Rock Film Festival is slated we want to bring the excitement back estranged siblings reunited for a funeral, plus several films from California, New to run November 11-19 at the Ramada of films you can’t get just anywhere. corporate coverup at a Chromium York and one from Utah--Festival alum Hotel & Suites in Cedar City. We’re not afraid of an old classic for a Sulfate plant, a broken couple finding Jonathan Martin. With no headliners, no special retrospect; but for the main Festival we’d a buyer for their Greek vacation home Martin, who created “An Evening screenings and not even a featured artist like to keep people on their toes.” as seen through the eyes of their young With My Comatose Mother” in 2011, this year, the main Festival’s line-up, so A quick look at the Festival’s official daughter, a new horror film with Danny is back with his new horror short far, is listed with non-stop competition selections reveals its international Glover, an inherited jacket that give a “Creatures of Whitechapel”. The film films. flavor with 42 from the USA, 17 from young man the power to use his hands is written by his sister Rebecca and “We have so many films this year Germany, six from Canada, four from as guns (you read that one right — it’s combines elements of Frankenstein and in all genres and all ratings in both the France and several other countries, German.) Those who attended last year’s Jack the Ripper with female leads. Festival and the Market, we simply don’t some as remote as Namibia and South Festival may remember the surreal film Other themes at RFM are on have room,” said Festival Director Max Korea. from Germany that won the Grand immigration, urban legends, war Marxteyn. “After watching more than The selections also show the Jury prize for Best Fiction Short called themed films, music, nature, and 950 films we are keeping one eye open Festival’s diversity in themes. A film “Keeper of the Past.” The films on the list cultural issues. for maybe a featured artist, since we on the controversial ACORN founder, show that there are a lot more surprises The films will play at the Ramada introduced that category to the festival a nine-time world rodeo champion, a coming to Cedar City. Inn conference center at 1575 W 200 circuit; but really, there is no more doc on the solar plane that flew around New this year is the location, North, in Cedar City from November ro om .” the globe, the new Charles Manson with all screenings at the newly 12-18. Passes and information for the Marxteyn also said that if a film- doc narrated appropriately enough by remodeled Ramada Hotel & Suites event will be available at filmfreeway. maker wants to enter their completed musician/director Rob Zombie, artificial conference center. Special passes com/festival/RedRockFilmFestival/ film into competition they are not only intelligence learning a 3000-year-old and information can be seen at tickets. Passes also include admission too late this year, but also next year. game, Irish missionaries in China, https://filmfreeway.com/festival/ to both RFM and Red Rock Film The Festival changed its rules two years Haitian immigrants in conservative RedRockFilmFestival. The schedule Festival films. More information is ago, allowing only films that have been Dominican Republic, a motor-cross of films is posted at 2017redrockfilm- available at 435-705-5555. completed within the past year to enter racer who becomes paralyzed in an festival.sched.com/grid. 12 Calendar 13 People 13 Business Community & 13 Schools Personal Interest 14 Religion in Iron County 15 Obituaries Life Wednesday, November 1, 2017

2017 Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival

G reat weather and great fun awaited all at the annual Cedar Livestock and Heritage Festival last weekend. photos by corey baumgartner Iron County Today life Wednesday, November 1, 2017 15 Clearing the People Kudzu 1st Birthdays Crosby Allen Our bright, happy Crosby Benson Allen turned one on September 12, 2017. He is the son of Bryan & Chandi Allen of Orem, UT. Crosby is t he Ru adored by his siblings Andlie, Haze, and Nora. Crosby loves less traveled to "vrrroooom" anything with wheels, play anything involving by Corey Baumgartner balls, and read any book with animals. He loves to be in Shelly Goodwin of Cedar City. on all the action - wherever Crosby fills our lives with joy & ove it or loathe it, the controversial Kudzu plant it is! His proud grandparents happiness and we're so thankful are Randal & Venice Allen of he's ours. Happy birthday, sweet provides plenty of potential for this week’s rutty Panaca, Nevada, and Ed & Crosby! We love you! L reading. If you don’t know what Kudzu is, Google will gladly fill in the details. For now, Kudzu, despite its humble beginning as an attractive, oriental ornamental Chevy Michael plant, was officially declared a weed in 1972 by the USDA. In 1998 Congress placed Kudzu under the Federal Tallerdy Noxious Weed Act. Look up top-ten invasive species Chevy Michael Tallerdy was born lists, and you’ll find Kudzu there, often next to toads and on October 27, 2016. He has termites. brought such joy to his parents While it’s debatable about how invasive the vine is; Jessica Chambers and Dennis Kudzu can grow up to one foot a day and sixty feet per Tallerdy, his siblings Ashlynn season. Kudzu can also smother other plants by stealing and Dallas, grandprants Lynda and Alan Chambers, Liz and their needed nutrients and if left unchecked, can also Donnie Tanner, aunts, uncles, block them from receiving sunlight. and cousins. He loves to laugh of his favorite people). He's our So, what does Kudzu have to do with you? Is there and play with his siblings and sweet trouble maker! Happy anything in your life that feels like it’s growing out of his many cousins. He loves 1st Birthday Chev Chev!! Your control and smothering your energy and joy? No matter saying Dada and TT (who is one family loves you!! how you try to cut it, pull it, or burn it, it never seems to die? You may even wonder whether you will wither first, or your Kudzu. Too often, it’s you, right? But what can you do? Eagle Scouts We all have noxious weeds and pests we need to deal with in the gardens of our minds and hearts. Whatever Joshua Boyle your weeds: bad habits, lack of motivation, isolation Joshua Boyle, 17, of Cedar City, will receive his Eagle Scout Award on November Is there anything in 5, 2017. He is the son of Jed and Stephanie Boyle. The your life that feels Court of Honor will be held at the Fiddler’s Canyon Ward like it’s growing out building. For his project, Josh built a miner’s shack for the of control? Frontier Homestead State Park. He would like to thank all who and even addictions, etc., your choices made during the helped him achieve this goal. planting, growing and harvesting seasons of your life will either feed and breed, or starve and defeat your weeds. Kudzu covers anything in its path; engulfing Avery Whittaker abandoned barns and homes, old bridges, and rusty cars. Avery Whittaker, a member While weeds may camouflage the clutter, and create a of Boy Scout Troop 705, has foliage-façade that you’ve got it all together, those rusty earned the rank of Eagle regrets and abandoned dreams are only hidden, not Scout. There will be an Eagle gotten rid of. Don’t use the weeds in your life to hide hurt, Scout court of Honor honoring or brokenness. Let the sunlight of love and friendship him, Sunday, November 5 at 7 pm. It will be held at find its way back into your life to help clear away the The Church of Jesus Christ debris so you can discard and replace anything noxious of Latter-day Saints, 638 E and invasive. Canyon Center Drive. Take some time to see where the Kudzu is growing and intruding in your life. Yes, it may have beautiful blossoms and a sweet smell, but if it is smothering your Joshua MacInnis other happy, healthy plants and blocking the sunlight Joshua MacInnis, 16, of Cedar from your life, is it worth allowing it to grow? City, will be receiving his No, it’s not easy to eradicate something that has been Eagle in a Court of Honor to allowed to live and even thrive in your life. Nevertheless, be held November 5, 2017 whether good or bad habits, what you don’t water will at the Fiddler's Canyon Ward eventually die. But beware, if the Kudzu is not fully building. He is the son of John eradicated, it will return to try and overtake those and Jennifer MacInnis. He weakened areas again. That’s why you must plant better is a member of the Fiddlers Canyon Ward and Troop 705. plants (choices, habits, etc.) in its place. Eventually you For his project, Josh made lap will win the battle and you will regain and regrow the pads for special needs students helped him on his path to his beautiful garden that the weeds once ruled and devoured. in Iron County. Josh would like Eagle. The presentations will If you need help getting rid of any Kudzu culprits in your to thank all of those who have be made at 7 p.m. life, e-mail me: [email protected] 16 Wednesday, November 1, 2017 life Iron County Today Calendar

C OLor COUNTRY PICKLEBALL, 7-10 a.m., 155 East 400 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, 11 a.m. women's meeting, Al-ANON, 7 to 8 p.m., Parowan Senior Center. Wed, Nov 1 South in Cedar City. Paddles and balls supplied. For more noon Speaking from the Heart AA, 6:30 p.m. AA BB Study, and ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Lunch Bunch Group, information call Ed Severance at (435) 586-6345. 8 p.m. My Story speaker meeting, The Meeting Hall, 1067 S. noon, Cedar Bowling Center, 421 E. Highway 91, Cedar City. Main St., Cedar City. For information call (877) 865-5890. CEDAR CITY COUNCIL, 5:30 p.m., council ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, 11 a.m. women-only meeting, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, noon Speaking from the Heart chambersAMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II class, 6:30 to 8 p.m., noon Speaking from the Heart AA, 6 p.m. AA Misfits.T he Meeting AA, 6 p.m. AA Misfits and 8 p.m. AA Cedar Group,T he Meeting Gateway Preparatory Academy, 201 Thoroughbred Way in Hall, 1067 S. Main Street, Cedar City. More info at 877-865-5890. Hall, 1067 S. Main St., Cedar City. For information call (877) Enoch, free, for more information call (435) 867-5558 ext. 113, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Lunch Bunch group, 865-5890. or email instructor Larry Laskowski at [email protected]. noon, Cedar Bowling Center, 421 E. Highway 91. Sun, Nov 5 WATER AEROBICS CLASS, 9 a.m., SUU pool. Fun, uptembo TAE KWON DO CLASS to benefit the Canyon Creek AL-ANON HOPE FOR TODAY (for families of ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, workout to current pop hits. The class is medium to high Women's Crisis Center, 11 a.m. (TGISS) AA and 6:30 7 to 8:30 p.m., Cedar City alcoholics), 7 p.m., the KKCB Meeting Hall, 1067 S. Main. p.m. 12x12 Book Study, The Meeting Hall, 1067 S. Main St., intensity and includes full body toning. Can be modified Aquatic Center, $25 per month, ages 5 and older with any More info at 435-531-1045. Cedar City, for information call (877) 865-5890. to any fitness level. Perfect for those with knee, hit or joint experience level, sign up at the Aquatic Center. NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS, 8 p.m., The Meeting Hall, 1067 NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS, injuries. Cost is $2 which includes pool admission. Free trial COLOR COUNTRY WINDS Community Band 8 p.m., The Meeting Hall, 1067 class. More info from Allison at 435-327-2091. S. Main. More info at 877-865-5890. S. Main St., Cedar City. For Information, call (877) 865-5890. rehearsal, 7:30 p.m., Community Presbyterian Church CEDAR CITY COMMUNITY CLINIC, WATER AEROBICS CLASS, 9 a.m., SUU pool. Fun, uptembo COMMUNITY MINDFULNESS MEDITATION, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., call in Cedar City, no audition, must be able to play a band 4 p.m., St. 865-1387 for an appointment, accepts Medicaid, Medicare, workout to current pop hits. The class is medium to high Judes Episcopal Church, 89 North 200 West, Cedar City. This is instrument and read music, we even welcome "rusty" players intensity and includes full body toning. Can be modified and all private insurances, with a sliding fee scale for who want to begin playing again. facilitated by Amber Gower. This is a guided meditation open uninsured patients. to any fitness level. Perfect for those with knee, hit or joint to the public. It is non denominational and free to all looking IMMUNIZATIONS/WIC/VITAL Records, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 injuries. Cost is $2 which includes pool admission. Free trial IRON COUNTY BOOKMOBILE presents Children’s for guidance in group meditation. Phone 435-590-4092 for Storytime for kids up to age 8 10:45 a.m., p.m. (walk in), Southwest Utah Public Health Department, 260 class. More info from Allison at 435-327-2091. more informationl Old School E. DL Sargent Drive, Cedar City, for questions call 586-2437. CEDAR CITY COMMUNITY CLINIC, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call Library, 4763 N. Santa Fe Trail, Enoch. Info at 435-586-6715. FREE LUNCH at Bread of Life Soup Kitchen, 11:30 435-865-1387 for an appointment. Accepts Medicaid, a.m. to 1 p.m., located at 2569 Freeway Drive between Rally Medicare and all private insurances. Stop and the Travelodge. Rides available at no charge, leaving SAGEBRUSH FIBER ARTISANS, the Cedar City area weaver Mon, Nov 6 the Main Street Pavilion by the library at 11:30 a.m. and and spinners group, 6:30 p.m., visitor center, 581 N. Main Wed, Nov 8 returning to same location after the meal. Look for the Sonrise Street in Cedar City. No dues or fees. C OLor COUNTRY PICKLEBALL, 7-10 a.m., 155 East 400 Christian Fellowship van. CEDAR CITY COUNCIL, 5:30 p.m., council chambers IRON COUNTY CONSTITUTION PARTY monthly South in Cedar City. Paddles and balls supplied. For more COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL, AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II class, 6:30 to 8 p.m., 7-10 a.m., 155 East 400 meeting 7 p.m., Cedar City Library in the Park. information call Ed Severance at (435) 586-6345. South in Cedar City. Paddles and balls supplied. For more Gateway Preparatory Academy, 201 Thoroughbred Way in CEDAR CITY MASONIC LODGE #35 meeting 7p.m. 2120 IMMUNIZATIONS/WIC/VITAL RECORDS, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., information call Ed Severance at (435) 586-6345. Southwest Utah Public Health Department, 260 E. DL Sargent Enoch, free, for more information call (435) 867-5558 ext. 113, W. Skyview Road, Cedar City. or email instructor Larry Laskowski at [email protected]. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meetings, lose Drive, Cedar City. For questions call 586-2437. COLOR COUNTRY NIGHTWRITERS monthly meeting, 7 TAE KWON DO CLASS to benefit the Canyon Creek weight without buying special foods, morning meeting RED ROAD TO SOBRIETY/AA Meeting, open meeting, 6 p.m., Cedar City Library in the Park, Rare Books Room. Women's Crisis Center, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Cedar City weigh-in at 9 a.m. with the meeting at 9:30 a.m., evening p.m., Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N. Paiute Drive, Cedar Aquatic Center, $25 per month, ages 5 and older with any meeting weigh-in 6:30 with meeting from 7 to 8 p.m. at SOUTHERN UTAH ROCK CLUB meeting, 6 p.m., Kimber City. For more information call Chris at 586-1112 ext. 307. the Cedar City Library in the Park, For more information, call Academy, 105 E. Altamira Drive, Cedar City. A club that experience level, sign up at the Aquatic Center. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, noon Speaking from the Heart Rhea Church (morning meeting) at 586-3233 or Liz (evening brings together people who share a common passion for COLOR COUNTRY WINDS Community Band AA and 6 p.m. AA Misfits,T he Meeting Hall, 1067 S. Main St., meeting) at 867-4784. rocks, minerals, and jewelry making from Southern Utah rehearsal, 7:30 p.m., Community Presbyterian Church Cedar City. For information call (877) 865-5890. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SUPPORT Group, and surrounding areas. For more information, visit www. in Cedar City, no audition, must be able to play a band 6 to 7:30 p.m., NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Monday Night Basic Text for women 18 and older, Canyon Creek Outreach Center, 95 southernutahrockclub.org. instrument and read music, we even welcome "rusty" players Study, 8 p.m., The Meeting Hall, 1067 S. Main St., Cedar N. Main St. #22 in Cedar City. For more information call (435) who want to begin playing again. City. For information call (877) 865-5890. 867-9411. IMMUNIZATIONS/WIC/VITAL Records, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 CEDAR CITY COMMUNITY CLINIC, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., call ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, 8 to 9 p.m., Parowan United p.m. (walk in), Southwest Utah Public Health Department, 260 865-1387 for an appointment, accepts Medicaid, Medicare, Methodist Church social hall, 190 N. Main St. Fri, Nov 3 E. DL Sargent Drive, Cedar City, for questions call 586-2437. and all private insurances, with a sliding fee scale for FREE LUNCH at Bread of Life Soup Kitchen, 11:30 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, 6 p.m. AA Misfits,T he Meeting C OLor COUNTRY PICKLEBALL, 7-10 a.m., 155 East 400 uninsured patients. Hall, 1067 S.Main St., Cedar City. For information call (877) a.m. to 1 p.m., located at 2569 Freeway Drive between Rally South in Cedar City. Paddles and balls supplied. For more BELLY DANCE class at The Pointe Dance Studio, 865-5890. Stop and the Travelodge. Rides available at no charge, leaving information call Ed Severance at (435) 586-6345. 6:30 p.m. All levels welcome. Enjoy a group of supportive NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Just for Today, the Main Street Pavilion by the library at 11:30 a.m. and 8 p.m., The IMMUNIZATIONS/WIC/VITAL RECORDS, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., ladies in fun and fitness and love of belly dance. Just returning to same location after the meal. Look for the Sonrise Meeting Hall, 1067 S. Main St., Cedar City. For information Southwest Utah Public Health Department, 260 E. DL Sargent $15 a month. More details at https://www.facebook.com/ Christian Fellowship van. call (877) 865-5890. Drive, Cedar City. For questions call 586-2437. bellydancezarifa/ COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL, 7-10 a.m., 155 East 400 CEDAR CITY COMMUNITY CLINIC, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., call ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, noon Speaking from the Heart South in Cedar City. Paddles and balls supplied. For more 865-1387 for an appointment, accepts Medicaid, Medicare, AA and 6 p.m. AA Misfits,T he Meeting Hall, 1067 S. Main St., information call Ed Severance at (435) 586-6345. and all private insurances, with a sliding fee scale for Cedar City. For information call (877) 865-5890. TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meetings, uninsured patients. lose NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Live and Let Live, 8 p.m., The Tues, Nov 7 weight without buying special foods, morning meeting ENOCH CITY COUNCIL, 6 p.m., city offices. Meeting Hall, 1067 S. Main St., Cedar City, for information call AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I class, weigh-in at 9 a.m. with the meeting at 9:30 a.m., evening “KNOW YOURSELF AS PURE KNOWING.” Rupert (877) 865-5890. 6:30 to 8 p.m., Gateway Preparatory Academy, 201 Thoroughbred Way in meeting weigh-in 6:30 with meeting from 7 to 8 p.m. at Spira, “When your activity of the mind comes to an end, the the Cedar City Library in the Park, For more information, call CEDAR CITY COMMUNITY CLINIC, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., call 865- Enoch, free, for more information call (435) 867-5558 ext. essence of consciousness shines as the experience of peace or Rhea Church (morning meeting) at 586-3233 or Liz (evening 1387 for an appointment, accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and all 113, or email instructor Larry Laskowski at larrylas@gmail. happiness.” 7 p.m. A 25-minute video then casual discussion, meeting) at 867-4784. private insurances, with a sliding fee scale for uninsured patients. com. Cedar City Library in the Park, Rare Books Room. The Literary DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SUPPORT Group, BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT MEETINGS with the La STORY TIME AT THE FRONTIER Homestead State Park, 6 to 7:30 p.m., Club. For more information, call Manny at 435-559-3333. for women 18 and older, Canyon Creek Outreach Center, 95 Leche League of Cedar City, 10 a.m., Cedar City Library 10 a.m., an opportunity for preschool children to learn about in the Park. Bring your babies and small children and enjoy a N. Main St. #22 in Cedar City. For more information call (435) the past through stories and history-related activities, story 867-9411. community of like-minded moms. time is free thanks to the support of the Cedar City-Brian Head INFORMED WOMEN OF AMERICA, 11 a.m., Cedar City Tourism Bureau. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, 8 to 9 p.m., Parowan United Thurs, Nov 2 Methodist Church social hall, 190 N. Main St. Library in the Park. CEDAR CITY ROTARY Club weekly meeting, noon, AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE III CLASS, 6:30 to 8 p.m., Southwest Applied Technology College, 510 W. 810 South in ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, 6 p.m. AA Misfits,T he Meeting Gateway Preparatory Academy, 201 Thoroughbred Way, Cedar City, for more information call (435) 865-7637. Hall, 1067 S.Main St., Cedar City. For information call (877) 865-5890. Enoch. IMMUNIZATIONS/WIC/VITAL RECORDS, 1 to 5:30 p.m., NAMI Bridges & Family to Family Classes (free). Sat, Nov 4 Southwest Utah Public Health Department, 260 E. DL Sargent NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Just for Today, 8 p.m., The 7 p.m., Southwest Behaviorial Health Center, 245 East 680 Drive, Cedar City. For questions call 586-2437. Meeting Hall, 1067 S. Main St., Cedar City. For information YEAR ROUND FARMERS MARKET, every Saturday rain or call (877) 865-5890. South, Cedar City. To enroll, call Robert (435) 590-7749 or RAPE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT Support Group, 6 to 7:30 Rosie (435) 590-0880. shine, 9 a.m. to noon in the parking lot across from Pastry Pub. CEDAR CITY COMMUNITY CLINIC, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Local vegetables, greens, fruit, herbs, baked goods, artisan p.m., for women 18 and older, Canyon Creek Outreach Center, CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD, 10 a.m., Cedar City Senior 95 N. Main St. #22 in Cedar City. For more information call call 865-1387 for an appointment, accepts Medicaid, cheese, live plants, flowers, jams, raw honey, farm fresh eggs, Medicare, and all private insurances, with a sliding fee Center, 489 East 200 South. and more. Also every Wednesday, same location, 4 to 7 p.m. (435) 867-9411. COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL, scale for uninsured patients. “KNOW YOURSELF AS “THE COLOR COUNTRY COMMUNICATORS, Cedar City SATURDAY MARKET, 9am-1pm every Sat. @ IFA, 905 S. 7-10 a.m., 155 East 400 REWARDS OF SELF EXPLORATION.” Vernon Howard. Put Toastmasters, 7 a.m, 86 W. University Blvd. Find your voice. Main. Good weather outside – bad weather inside. Farmers South in Cedar City. Paddles and balls supplied. For more First Things First in your life: Learn why you talk and react Shape your future. Be the leader and speaker you want to be. with vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked goods & breads, information call Ed Severance at (435) 586-6345. the way you do. Explore! 7 p.m. A 25-minute video then IMMUNIZATIONS/WIC/Vital Records, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 meats, tamales, food vendors, hand-crafted items including AL-ANON "Easy Does It," 7 to 8 p.m., Community casual discussion, Cedar City Library in the Park, Rare p.m. (walk in), Southwest Utah Public Health Dept., 260 E. DL soaps, lotions, jewelry, clothing, home décor and gifts for all Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. Wedgewood Lane, Cedar City, Books Room. The Literary Club. For more information, call Sargent Drive, Cedar City. Call 435-586-2437 with questions. ages. For more info call 435-463-3735. for more information call (435) 531-1045. Manny at 435-559-3333. Iron County Today life Wednesday, November 1, 2017 17 Religion Is the Reformation over? by Pastor Scott Miller authority was the word of God – the Bible. New Life Church Due to that conviction, one of Luther’s goals was to get the Bible into the hands Since then your majesty and your of the common person in their common lordships desire a simple reply, I will language so they could read the Bible “ answer without horns and without for themselves. Luther was confident teeth. Unless I am convicted by Scripture that if the common person could read and plain reason – I do not accept the and understand what the Bible actually authority of popes and councils, for said, then the common person would they have contradicted each other – my see just how far removed the practices of conscience is captive to the Word of God. the Roman Catholic Church were from I cannot and I will not recant anything, what the Bible actually taught. They for to go against conscience is neither would see that practices of the Roman right nor safe. God help me. Amen. Here I Catholic Church were at variance and stand, I cannot do otherwise.” even contradictory with the teachings of Those are the words of Martin Luther the Bible, especially with regard to that in April 1521. He uttered these words which is most important – the salvation of in response to a council that demanded a person’s soul. he recant his books and writings that The Roman Catholic Church taught addressed abuses within the Roman that justification before God – being Catholic Church of his day. They were righteous before God – resulted from abuses that led to Luther’s infamous a combination of faith in Christ plus nailing of his 95 Theses upon the church obedience to a variety of commands door in Wittenberg, Germany, 500 years issued by the Church. Looking at the Bible ago, October 31, 1517. One of the major alone, Luther was persuaded that justifi- issues addressed in Luther’s statements cation resulted from faith alone. The one was the practice of indulgences. An verse that grounded Luther’s convictions indulgence was a payment to the church was Paul’s quotation from Habakkuk in that supposedly resulted in a spiritual Romans 1.17 – “The righteous shall live benefit for either the person providing by faith.” That one verse led Luther to the indulgence or a relative that was be embarrassed by his efforts to merit a currently in purgatory – a Catholic belief righteous standing before God. By the teaching that after death, a person cannot authority of the Bible, Luther saw that the Martin Luther was persuaded that justification resulted from faith alone immediately go to heaven but must spend necessary righteousness needed to stand time suffering for unforgiven sins in order before God can only be received by faith – to purify a person, making them suitable faith in Jesus Christ alone. for heaven. In Galatians 2.16, Paul is quite clear These gifts to the church, usually in a regarding the manner by which a person monetary form, promised to reduce the can be justified – can be right before amount of time spent in purgatory. The God. He writes, “We know that a person church used these funds for a variety of is not justified by works of the law but reasons. Some of the reasons were to pay through faith in Jesus Christ, so we also off debts, build cathedrals, and even build have believed in Christ Jesus, in order to a bridge. Though Martin Luther believed be justified by faith in Christ and not by these funds would be better spent helping works of the law, because by works of the the poor, he voices his primary concern law no one will be justified.” Justification by saying, “Indulgences are most perni- by faith alone in Jesus Christ alone is what cious because they induce complacency Luther believed and trusted because that and thereby imperil salvation. Those is what the Bible alone taught. persons are damned who think that The Protestant Reformation sparked a letters of indulgences make them certain return to the Bible as the sole authority for of salvation.” A person’s salvation was what a person must believe regarding how Luther’s primary concern. How can a per- to be righteous before a holy and just God. son stand before God as righteous? Can Out of that reformation sprang forth five a person stand before God as righteous? declarative statements that help summa- The answer to those questions is the rize the Bible’s teaching regarding how a cornerstone of the Reformation. Where to person can stand before God as righteous. find the answer to that question remains Those statements are known as the five the undeniable distinction between solas of the Reformation; sola being Latin those who spearheaded the Protestant for “alone”. Salvation/Justification is by Reformation and all other religions. grace alone, through faith alone, in Jesus The question ultimately came down Christ alone, according to the Bible alone, to one of authority. Who or what has all for the glory of God alone. Those five primary authority regarding the eternal statements became and still are the clarion welfare of a soul? The Roman Catholic call of the Reformation. Five hundred Church had several authorities – the years later, wherever a religion or belief or Bible, tradition, the Magisterium of the opinion exists that is not in line with these church, and the pope as the head of the biblical truths, for the sake of people’s church. For Luther, the only and final souls, they must sound again. 18 Wednesday, November 1, 2017 life Iron County Today Schools N ews Nuggets

Compiled by Le Ann S outh Elementary talented dogs to show us how they help sniff competition. See Mrs. Burton for information. Woolstenhulme out drugs. These dogs were very impressive Iron County School District South's fifth graders participated in the “Be with their obedience and talent. It is our sincere Wattsmart, Begin at Home” assembly presented hope that the students of Three Peaks E noch Elementary by Rocky Mountain Power. This was an interac- Elementary will make the right choices to have tive assembly where the students were able to a happy and drug free life. Enoch Elementary celebrated Red Ribbon Week. participate in activities while learning about how Students learned about staying drug-free, par- electricity is generated. They also learned about ticipated in anti-bullying campaigns, and talked energy efficiency and the importance of about ways to stay safe. Wednesday, October 25, conserving energy. First graders took a trip to our school was visited by Officer Jeremy Dunn Robinson's Pumpkin Patch where they selected from Enoch City Police Department, Deputy a pumpkin to bring home. The PTA went all out Pires, Deputy Kennedy, Deputy Sean Peterson decorating doors for Red Ribbon Week. The Cedar Middle and his K9 from Iron County Sheriff. Students theme was "Say Boo to Drugs". watched the K9 search for illegal substance and The student council and advisors attended a take down Deputy Kennedy on command. leadership training at SUU. They took a tour of the Enoch Elementary School is excited to campus, listened to a speaker and played games announce our participation in a global with the SUU ambassadors. It was a great day and humanitarian effort this holiday season. learning experience to prepare for the school year. Students may sign up to fill a shoebox of Students in Mrs. Susan Parker's 2nd Cedar Middle School participated in the ICSD Data needed items for the organization Operation grade class participate in Crazy Hair Day! Fair. We were pleased to be able to report on our Christmas Child. These shoeboxes go all over students' success academically, emotionally, and the world to needy children, so parents will socially to Board members, community members, need to donate $9 for shipping costs. Families Canyon View Middle politicians, and other stakeholders. of our students are invited to sign up to receive Students participating in the Wattsmart Thank you to our CMS PTA for putting together a shoebox to fill with new donated items. Filled Last week our school celebrated Red Ribbon Assembly Week with a variety of activities bringing this year’s family/community Halloween shoeboxes need to be brought back to school Carnival and School Dance. It was a fun night by Thursday, November 16. awareness to the dangers of becoming Three Peaks involved with drugs. The Cedar City K9 and filled with plenty of ghosts, goblins, and Drug Task Force Unit came to educate students witches. We appreciate our PTA and all the N orth Elementary Elementary as to the seriousness of the issue as it affects volunteers that made this night happen. families and individuals alike. (A HUGE THANK North Elementary would like to thank Sgt. Jerry October 24-27 was Red Ribbon Week at Three YOU to all of the officers for coming to our Womack and the Cedar City Police Department Peaks Elementary. On Tuesday, the students school.) Students signed a pledge banner and for their help with our annual Halloween wore red and signed pledges to be drug free. participated in themed lunch- time activities. Costume Parade. They cordoned the streets off Wednesday was crazy hair day - Use your head, Thank you student council and house reps for for us and were great role models for the kids! don't use drugs! Thursday was pajama day - putting these together. Don't be caught sleeping, say no to drugs! We'd also like to thank the Iron Co. Sheriff's It is not too late to join Math Counts. The practices Department K9 Unit for their help with our Red Friday was school spirit day - Three Peaks is drug free! Throughout the week students are each Thursday from 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. in Mrs. Ribbon Week assembly. Officer Peterson and Sander’s room. The first competition is in a couple his crew did a great job! We are grateful for all collected canned goods to donate to the Iron County Care and Share. On Friday, the Iron weeks. Debate club is also looking for some more CMS Student Council members our local emergency responders and the way student debaters to participate in the next attend a they support Iron Co. Schools County Sheriff Department brought their very leadership training at SUU Red Ribbon Day at Parowan Elementary by Craig Bennett Sgt. Berg went on to say, “We Iron County Today divided the children into three groups and then rotated each group. One PAROWAN — Parowan Elementary group was presented information from School celebrated The Nationwide Red McGruff, the crime dog and each child Ribbon Campaign with an event filled was given a chance to do hand prints. day last week. The event provides drug A second group was given the chance awareness by sponsoring the annual to hear from Cedar City Police Officers event. Since its beginning in 1985, the and their partners K9's. The third group Red Ribbon has touched the lives of took part in the ‘touch the truck,’ each millions of people around the world. student was given the chance to look According to redribbon.org, in 1988, and explore the Classic Air Medical NFP, National Family Partnership, helicopter, a Parowan City Fire Truck, sponsored the first National Red Ribbon Parowan Police vehicle and a Gold Celebration. Today, the Red Ribbon Cross Ambulance.” serves as a catalyst to mobilize commu- Children of parents who talk to nities to educate youth and encourage Craig Bennett their teens regularly about drugs are participation in drug prevention T he Classic Air Medical Helicopter from Kanab was among the student favorites at 42 percent less likely to use drugs than activities. Since that time, the campaign Red Ribbon Day at Parowan Elementary. those who don't, yet only a quarter of has reached millions of U.S. children teens report having these conversations. and families. County Today said, “We decided that Classic Air Medical Helicopter out of The day was followed up with The 2017 theme is “Your future is we should put Red Ribbon Week into Kanab, Gold Cross Ambulance as well Sgt. Berg visiting each classroom and key so stay drug free.” Parowan Police one amazing day. The Parowan Police as Cedar City Police K9 Officers and answering any questions or concerns Sgt. Mike Berg in talking with Iron Department, Parowan Fire Department, Police dogs were in attendance. students had. Iron County Today life Wednesday, November 1, 2017 19 Schools A windy day

t was June 27, 2012. I woke up to the sound of the wind blowing. Not our regular gentle little breeze, I but at near hurricane force when it happened. I sort E xciting Events… of knew I was taking a chance but I had some errands to run and it wasn’t too bad on Highland Drive, so the optimist that I am, I drove out to Walmart. I pulled into an empty space quite close to the building and that was when it happened. As I attempted to get out of my car, a 90-mile per hour gust caught the door and nearly pulled me out with it. Luckily I was able to hang on, but alas, my newly purchased wig was not! It went flying and tumbling over two or three lanes of parking spaces before it finally lodged beneath the front tire of a big pickup truck. There I was running as fast as an 83-year-old woman can in 90-mile per hour wind to retrieve it before anyone could call the Department of Wildlife Resources to report that a small red fox was on the loose and in danger of being run over. My real hair—what there was of it—was standing c ourtesy of gateway academy straight up and out. Not a pretty sight! Hurriedly I We’ ve had exciting things happening at Gateway Academy looked around, praying that no one was watching this and lots more still to come. Many of our students have horrific happening, and you know what? Everyone had the opportunity to take a field trip over to SUMA at Southern Utah University. While there, students were able to explore the else I saw was busy hanging on to their shopping carts, exhibits, make a craft and tour the costume facility. This past Friday at Gateway was international day, one of our favorite festivals trying to make it to their vehicles before, like Dorothy of the year. As a part of the Montessori curriculum students study different cultures, people and places through out the school in “The Wizard of Oz,” they would go flying and end year. Students and faculty dress up in different cultural attire from their own culture or from somewhere else and the whole up on the yellow brook road headed for Emerald City. school participates in a parade and concert to display the many cultures of the world. Classrooms then prepare foods from around I retrieved my hair, bagged the errand, drove home and the world for students to taste. What an awesome way to celebrate and appreciate our cultural differences and similarities and made it inside, got a book and some candy and spent connect globally! Also, Veterans Days is just around the corner, which is also an extraordinary event here at Gateway. the rest of the day reading or playing bridge online with some foreigners from Bulgaria and Australia. Life sometimes is a bowl of cherries, and some days it’s just Southern Utah University creates the pits. new customizable Masters degree CEDAR CITY — Southern Utah University is the students are prepared to take on careers in a variety of Around first university in the state of Utah to create a Masters industries. Today, employers appreciate a combination the corner of Interdisciplinary Studies program. of skills from an advanced degree such as technology, The MIS allows students to develop and customize communication, training and management, said by Bernice Rember a program of study with unique interests, interdis- Atkinson. Columnist ciplinary in nature, for their career goals. Students “An MIS degree is the perfect combination of my can combine courses that have emphases from three undergraduate studies, extracurricular activities, and disciplines, to prepare them for an ever-changing job career goals,” said Cami Mathews, an MIS applicant I thought of that day in 2012 yesterday when I market. started to get up and heard the wind blowing before “About 55 other I even made it out of bed. Needless to say, I spent the universities in the nation day inside visiting with friends and eating whatever I have a similar MIS could find. Oh well, a couple of days after that, I offered program,” said Dr. Mark to show my new friend here at Brookdale, Richard Atkinson, SUU’s Dean of Grimm, how pretty the changing fall colors of Cedar the Graduate & Online would look from the 3-Peaks Recreation Area. It was School, in a school a little late in the day, but I knew 3 Peaks was close release. “Graduate level by, so we decided to drive up there, and wouldn’t you students can now build know I goofed and 75 miles later we found ourselves in their own education Beaver. It was getting dark and we were hungry, so we incorporating personal ate dinner and headed back to Cedar. I think I’d better passions and career get a map! objectives into one And speaking of Brookdale, it’s a nice well managed masters degree.” facility where people from as far away as Tennessee and The 30-credit as close as the Munsons, who lived just around the cor- program offers flexibility ner from me here in Cedar City, can come together to and individualization. share meals, stories, music and various other activities. Graduate students will We have a full time activity director who keeps events choose three disciplines interesting and fun. I’ll try to get my ducks in a row and from the 11 available C ourtesy photo introduce some of the residents and staff to you in my graduate programs, S UU's new degree program offers great flexibility next column. Our director, Samantha Small, and one giving them practical, for those wishing to advance of our nurses here, Amanda Potter, just returned from useful knowledge their education. California where they were asked to go help some of designed for their future the people in various Brookdale Living Centers that career goals. Students can take classes online or in from Taylorsville, Utah. “The program allows me to were caught in the terrible fires down there. face-to-face courses, taught by qualified faculty. sharpen skills in multiple areas, from public adminis- Everyone who now lives here has had an interesting The program concludes with a capstone project tration to business to communication, which will help life. I will introduce some of them to you in my next overseen jointly by the participating academic depart- me in the future.” columns. If you have any interesting, informative or ments and the Graduate & Online School. SUU is currently accepting applications for January fun topics you would like to share, please call me here MIS career opportunities are increasing as 2018. at 435-867-0055. 20 Wednesday, November 1, 2017 life Iron County Today The Doll Maker… Tips for safely dressing, Louise Bowles preserving venison f the color orange seems to be more waxed paper, plastic freezer wrap, or by Dawn Aerts spending hours mastering the fine art of prevalent in recent days, know that it heavy-duty aluminum foil. Then, for Iron County Today design. “I knew I didn’t want to go to any I is going to be around for a few weeks added protection, seal wrapped meat in classes,” said Bowles of her past work, as it’s likely due to being in the midst a plastic freezer bag or container. Push KANARRAVILLE — Louise Bowles “And I wasn’t interested in the porcelain of hunting season. Many local families out as much air as possible. Seal, label has no specific title behind her name, doll. But I did like to work with 12-inch share a tradition of hunting deer or elk and date each package. Home vacuum but she is a maker of sorts, a designer in size, using materials, (this and that), which to stock freezers and pantry shelves with sealers will also work for packing ven- practice, and a specialist in the charming, were inexpensive yet beautiful.” meat that will be used throughout the ison for freezing. Follow manufacturer though obscure world of doll making. She likes to personalize each doll and year. Whether a new hunter just learning directions for vacuum sealing. Freeze The tools of her practice are fine to tell a story about their history. to prepare and use the meat or are a quickly at 0°F or below. needles and pins, tiny beads and sturdy Her dolls have matching hats, and “seasoned” pro, both may benefit from Freeze no more than 4 pounds per strings. sometimes umbrellas or fans, pantaloons a few up-to-date tips and reminders cubic foot of freezer space within a She studies her visions of design with bustles or underskirts to match. “I for avoiding ending up with a “gamey” 24-hour period. If space in the home like all crafts people would --from her had always worked with afghan-patterns, flavor. These points from the National freezer does not permit spreading the work table and kitchen just outside of crocheted pieces and embellishments. But Center for Home Food Preservation packages out, take the wrapped meat to a Kanarraville. While she has spent hours with these dolls, I begin with the image of (NCHFP) (http://nchfp.uga.edu/tips/ processing plant or meat locker for quick revamping hems, bustles and rows of the doll I’m trying to create.” fall/venison.html ) will help ensure a freezing. For optimal quality, use frozen billowing gown, mostly her dolls are small In her collection, there is one from the palatable and enjoyable product. USU ground venison within 3 months; steaks, and intricate figures of color and form. Civil War era, and a colorful Victorian Extension also has an informative roasts and other cuts will store 9 months “When I was younger, I used to design Lady in pink. on-line fact sheet in the series titled to 1 year after-which quality decreases wedding gowns on paper, so it was all You might say she takes a holistic simply “Venison” with helpful tips. rapidly. about fashion,” said Bowles of growing approach to her creations: what they once up in small town in Mississippi, and later were, and with a little imagination and » Field to refrigerator - move » Canning venison - prepare meat Oregon. “In the 1960’s you really had skill, what they can be again. Yes, Bowles quickly and keep things clean. Being with end purpose in mind. Venison may to dress up for knows her dolls. sanitary while still in the mountains be preserved with the steam pressure weekend occasions She keeps details is challenging. This is why when canning method using a 15 lb. weight and school – I was on their progress field-dressing the deer, it is very easy or a dial-type gauge that has been always a ‘girly-girl’ and changes, for contamination to occur and spoil calibrated for high altitude (generally with the make-up knows the year of the fresh meat. Keep dirt, pine needles, 13 lbs.). Remember to prepare the meat and the hair. And, I their fashionable insects, etc. away from always appreciated clothing and style, the carcass and use a b e aut y.” and how they clean sanitized knife. A While her looked down to hunter day pack should sisters and mother buttons and bows. also include food had a similar “I made the handler gloves and a interest in both art first (a wedding sheet of plastic. Once Kathy's and crafts, Bowles doll) for my home, it is also import- said her creative mother,” said ant to hang and cool corner bent was always in Bowles of her the carcass between women’s fashion. “I start. Then there 35-40 degrees F. by Kathleen Riggs always liked things was one for my Utah State University Extension that made women husband’s niece; » Aging the meat feel beautiful,” so and then for my - time and temperature it was when her sisters and more are key. Aging the carcass will decrease by removing all visible fat and then cut Mom began to recently for friends the game taste and allows naturally in chunks, boneless strips, or ground create porcelain courte sy photo who want their occurring enzymes to tenderize the depending on the end use. Many home dolls that Bowles own one-of-a-kind L ouise Bowles, of Kanarraville, is tissues. Proper aging also firms the meat, canners lightly brown the meat before decided to create doll. She follows a a unique artist giving it better cutting quality. This placing in the jars- this aids with color, her own version. that specializes in creating meticulous process one-of-a-kind fashionable dolls with clothing process should occur at 40° F or less for removes any excess fat, and improves The flamboyant with each, from no more than 2 to 3 days. Never age at flavor. collection of designs that epitomize the character, the history analyzing their and the fashion statements of women in history. room temperature as this increases risk Hot or raw pack processing time miniature dolls line structure to what for spoilage. for all cuts mentioned above is: pints, a shelf like some will be part of 75 minutes and quarts. 90 minutes. Hollywood fashion show – there’s the their personality – are they attending a » Refrigerator Storage - keep Additional guidelines for preserving Crystal Gazer doll; and Tara the Scarlett- luncheon or are they out for a stroll? juices contained and temperature venison can be found at the link above or O’Hara-inspired doll of Antebellum days. The most difficult in her collection cool. Once meat is cut-up and prior to do a search on the internet for “Preserve There’s the Holly-Go-Lightly character was her rendition of the Duchess, Marie cooking or preserving, store promptly in the harvest USU Extension venison”. doll (from “My Fair Lady” fame). Antoinette. Bowles said she has well the refrigerator under 40 degrees F. for Your local USU Extension Office may But each tells a story about the era, the over 100 dolls waiting for their day, their 2-3 days. Keep the covered meat in the also be contacted for answers to addi- fashion and the glamour of the age. fashion-statement from the past. “I try to refrigerator on a plate or container that tional questions or marinade recipes. Bowles talent is not only in following match dolls to the person – sometimes it will keep seeping juices from dripping patterns and the nuances of needlework or works and sometimes it doesn’t, and some or spreading to other foods to prevent Other popular methods for preserv- crochet, but in her vision for the finished get re-cycled.” cross-contamination. ing venison include making jerky or composition. She also has a keen eye for Bowles says her dolls require a good sausage. Instructions and recipes using detecting a faulty line or misplaced beads deal of patience and care. “You really need » Freezing venison - avoid these additional methods are available hanging against a row. to be committed to something like this, to overcrowding and keep the air out. To on the NCHFP website along with tips “I have to say that I have found myself concentrate and for me, find a way to relax properly prepare venison for freezing, for cooking the venison so it is moist, saying, ‘No, that’s definitely not going to and enjoy the process.” Over the next few first trim fat and clean cuts (roasts, back- tender, and flavorful. make it in this composition -- we’ll have months, she will be working on at least straps, chunks, etc.) so they are ready to take it apart and start all over again.’” two for family or friends who appreciate for end use. Fat will go rancid quickly Kathleen Riggs is the Utah State Some may call her work tedious detail, her talent in doll making. and is often the source of a “gamey” University Extension family and but Bowles argues it is part of the creative “These are really extensions of myself undesirable flavor. Use packaging made consumer sciences professor for Iron process that keeps her challenged. – I’m not a very vocal person, but each of for the freezer. County. Questions or comments may be Over the past decade, she has worked these dolls makes a statement, the image For best quality, double wrap the sent to [email protected] or call on dozens of unique designs and dolls, of a lady, of history, and of me.” meat- First, wrap the meat tightly in 435-586-8132. Iron County Today life Wednesday, November 1, 2017 21 Obituaries James Melancon Jack Karl Beck Barbara Jo Ann

James Peter Melancon, known Jack Karl Beck, 62, passed away at his W areing Anderson as James, Jim and Jimmy, age 70, home in Parowan, Utah. He was born in passed away on July 19, 2017. He was Riverside, California to Stanton Lars Beck and Our much-loved mother, grandmother born November 12, 1946 in Berkeley, Marilyn Sue Missle Beck. and great grandmother, Barbara Jo Ann California, to Clarence Melancon Sr. and Jack spent most of his life in Southern Wareing Anderson, left this world October Edmae Malborough. California where he enjoyed the beach, fish- 22, 2017 to join her husband and many He was the youngest of three children ing, sailing, and The Beatles. He graduated other loved ones on the other side. She and was raised in Northern California from Fullerton Union High School. was born August 23, 1933 to George C. alongside his two siblings Clarence In 2013 he moved to Parowan, Utah, Wareing and Dora Montague Wareing in Melancon Jr. and Evelyn Butt. where he enjoyed fishing, the mountain, Salt Lake City, Utah. She is survived by her James graduated high school and even- riding his motorcycle, and eating at the only sister, Elayne Wareing Fitzpatrick, of tually joined the air force in 1964 where Chinese Buffet. Carmel Valley, California. Her schooling he proudly served his country until 1980. At the time of his death, he was working included graduating from East High School He then went on to college and received at the TA Truckstop in Parowan. He previously and from University of Utah where she went his associates degree in computer science had worked at Wal-Mart in Cedar City. on to study at the Graduate School of Social from Stevens-Henager College. Jack never married and is preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Work. His life joys were family, music and Margo. He is survived by his cousins Wendell (Julie) Beck, Cedar City; She and Russell Daniel Anderson were married in the Salt Lake City nature. He was well liked and respected by Dianne (Frank) Voordeckers, Farmington, Utah; and other cousins living out Temple for time and all eternity September 12, 1958. They were later those who shared in his adventures. of state. blessed with three children: Vickie Lynne (Ed) Weaver, Chad Wareing His hobbies included a life long pursuit As per his wishes, there will be no services. Cremation is being handled (Trisha) Anderson, and Eric Daniel (Mary Jo) Anderson. All three children of music and education. He taught himself by Sothern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent towww. reside in Cedar City where they were raised and graduated from Cedar to play guitar (both electric and acoustic), sumortuary.com High. Bobbie loved to travel with her husband and children and as a the keyboard, accordion and flute. Which result Vickie, Chad and Eric were world travelers as youngsters. he shared and performed for anyone She was known as “Grandma Bobbie” by her 12 grandchildren and 16 who’d listen. great grandchildren (almost 17) and they all loved her for her adventur- James was a true Renaissance man and Christopher Linn Petersen ous spirit. “She was independent, intelligent, selfless and amazing!” They he dedicated himself wholeheartedly to indicated that she always supported each child his/her interest whether whatever he set his mind to learning. He Christopher Linn Petersen was born August 14, 1964 in Las Vegas, Nevada. it was rodeos, horse shows, plays, operas, dance or sports. If possible she had a green thumb and was passionate about gardening and herbs. He passed away Tuesday October 17, 2017 in Cedar City, Utah. He moved to never missed an event her grandchildren were participating in. “Grandma He leaves behind a legacy of nine incredible, self-reliant children to Cedar City in 1992. He was an employee of Cedar Storage several years. was stubborn and sassy! She would always say, “Now don’t tell your Mom carry on his love of learning and sharing his knowledge for generations He is survived by his wife Jill, his sister Jolynn, his brothers Steven and I’m saying this but —.” She did not have a love for cooking and loved to to come. his wife Diane, Gregg, Douglas and ad his wife Laura, his sister Anne and her eat out but loved to collect and read cookbooks. He is survived by his widow Bonnie Melancon and his nine children: husband Richie, and his brother Scott. He had four nieces and one nephew, She loved all of the Arts, the beauties of the earth and was a voracious Jennie Orison, Monaire Ogden, Mike Melancon, Emily Melancon, lots of great nieces and nephews and two grandkids. He is loved and will be reader. Her love for traveling with her children and grandchildren never Annette Jones, Randy Melancon, Paul Melancon, Matthew Melancon, missed terribly by his family and friends. slowed down as she aged. One of her dreams (a trip to Vienna and the and Sarah Melancon. He adored his 26 grandchildren and his one great Chris enjoyed Pink Floyd and Sepletura. He enjoyed all sports. He could opera) was realized during the past year when she and her children grandson. always make anyone laugh without trying. made the trip. She loved every minute of it. Even as she struggled with James was preceded in death by his parents Clarence Melancon Sr. There will be no services, but he will be remembered by all. poor health caused by cancer this past year, she did not miss a single and Edmae Malborough, his older sister Evelyn Butt and his grandson performance at the Shakespearean Festival, joined by many family Christian Melancon. members at each play. She often flew to Salt Lake and Santa Fe and many The family wishes to thank Zion's Way Hospice and the many F rances Mobley other places in order to see an Opera. Medical professional who cared for him. Mom was diagnosed with cancer a little more than a year ago and Services will be held Nov. 4 at the Cedar City Senior Center at 10 shortly afterwards her son-in-law Ed Weaver was killed in an accident. Beloved Sister and Friend Bobbie held on and passed on the same day exactly a year later. We a.m. Interment and military honors will be held at the Cedar City Frances Mobley was born January 22, Cemetery at 12 noon following the services. believe that she stubbornly held on to help our grieving family survive 1940, and passed away at home peacefully that first year. Services were under the direction of Affordable Funeral Services on October 4, 2017. (435)586-3456. Our family would like to give special thanks to Alliance Hospice for all Fran moved to Cedar City to live with her their love, concern and sweet care they gave our mother. They loved mom Online condolences can be sent to his memorial page at www. sister affordablefuneralservices.com as if she was family, and she loved them the same way. When any of them Carol Carpenter in 2004. While in Cedar would ask her how she was feeling or what they could do for her, she she volunteered at the Cedar City always said, ‘I’m fine.” Then she proceeded to ask about them and their Senior Center answering lunch meal families and how they were doing. She loved hearing all the stories about phone calls. While there she met many their lives and experiences. friends and enjoyed activities such as A funeral was held on Saturday, October 28 at 1 p.m. at the Rock Lois I. Jenkins Bridge group and Crafts. Church on Center Street and 100 East. Per our mothers request, there was Fran enjoyed Southern Utah for eight years a family viewing preceding the funeral. She was buried in the Cedar City Lois I. Jenkins, age 92, passed away before returning to Clovis, Califonia due to Cemetery. Services were under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. from complication of a well-lived life. She health concerns. Online condolences can be sent to www.sumortuary.com was born November 27, 1924 in Orlando, In honor and celebration of her life, a memorial service will be held on Florida, to Thomas Lineberger and Johnnie Monday, November 6, 2017, at 10 a.m. at the American Legion Hall located at Bell Lineburger. She was the youngest of 508 4th street, Clovis, California. eight children. Lois was a member of the Baptist Church and attended the Calvary Chapel in Cedar City, Utah. She belonged to the Chevy Car Club of Auburn, California. She enjoyed gardening and canning fruits and vegetables. Lois enjoyed, in her younger days, water skiing. She loved to travel with her children, husband and many friends. She married Oliver O. Jenkins on February 1, 1942 ,and they were married for over 60 years. After Lois lost her husband, she was living in Auburn, California where she began a journey of life as a widow moving to Ventura, California with her special loved ones Byron and Tammra McCrackens and their children and grandchildren. She then continued her journey to Gardnerville, Nevada with her niece Jeanne Jenkins where they shared adventures. Her final part of her journey was to Cedar City, Utah to be closer to her great-nieces Carla Britt and Cindy Wood and their families. She enjoyed large family gatherings in Cedar City with their families. She was visited by her nephew Lawton Lineberger (Babe) and longtime friends, Norm and Claudia Ferguson. Lois expressed to many people that her time in Utah was the best time of her life after she lost her husband, Oliver, because she made many friends and loved roaming all over southern Utah. She is survived by three sisters-in-law and one brother-in-law in Missouri and by many people she considered her friends and four generations of nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her parents, her siblings, her children, her two daughters and son-in-laws. Her final resting place will be in the Jenkins Family Cemetery in Missouri. Arrangements are being handled by Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be made at www.sumortuary.com. S cores & Recaps from Competition in Iron County Sports Wednesday, November 1, 2017 Redmen bounced from playoffs

by Tom ZULEWSKI Iron County Today

Po ar wan's Ethan The Cedar Redmen were able to stay on Guymon ran for even terms with the Stansbury Stallions in its one TD and caught a 44 first-round matchup in the 4A playoffs, but pass for another in the too many turnovers – and too much Tavita Rams' route of Altamont. Gagnier – proved to be the undoing. Gagnier scored three touchdowns, includ- ing a 4-yard run in the fourth quarter, to lead the Region 11 champion Stallions to a 28-20 victory over Cedar, ending the Redmen season with a 4-6 overall record. Cedar never led in the game, but was able Rams to answer every Stansbury score throughout the night. Quarterback Jaxon Garrett ran for two touchdowns and Kobe Lata added a 30-yard interception return for the other score Rolling for the Redmen. david mineer Gagnier got the Stansbury Stallions Rams win first playoff game since 2013 (7-3) going early in the 28 first quarter by Tom ZULEWSKI half after the Rams recovered a fumble when he Parowan Iron County Today on the kickoff. caught a Cedar Once Miller took off on his big 32-yard PAROWAN — One down, two play – with the help of an official as a touchdown 41 more to the goal. screen near the end zone – it turned pass from 20 After the Parowan Rams battled the game firmly in Parowan’s control. quarterback C edar 7 0 7 6 -- 20 through a scoreless first quarter, “On that run, there wasn’t a person Mitch Altamont the two Porters helped kick-start near me until I was 20 yards out,” Stansbury 7 7 7 7 -- 28 Lindsay, but First Quarter – the offense and allowed them to Miller said. “I saw (the official) on my Garrett’s S – Gagnier 32 pass from Lindsay cruise one step closer to a state back side, so I thought if I cut towards 4-yard run (Mackay kick) C – Garrett 4 run (Rogers kick) 7 championship. the corner, that’s more area he has to later in Porter Wood threw two touch- cover and it’s more time I could get the period Second Quarter – down passes and Porter Miller ran for there, too.” S – Gagnier 16 pass from Lindsay A ltamont 0 0 0 7 -- 7 knotted the (Mackay kick) Parowan 0 20 14 7 -- 41 two more scores – including a 71-yard Guymon added a 23-yard TD run score at 7-7. Third Quarter – Second Quarter – run on the first play of the second half off an option pitch from Wood later Gagnier C – Lata 30 interception return (Rogers kick) P – Guymon 44 pass from Wood (kick failed) – as the Rams rolled to a 41-7 victory in the third quarter, and Cody Hansen P – Miller 1 run (Johnson pass from Wood) caught a S – McKay 90 pass from Lindsay (Mackay P – Miller 5 pass from Wood (run failed) over Altamont in the 1A quarterfinals finished off the scoring in the fourth 16-yard kick) Oct. 27 at Alma Richards Stadium. when he found the end zone on a Third Quarter – scoring Fourth Quarter – P – Miller 71 run (run failed) Miller also caught a 5-yard 5-yard touchdown. Altamont broke up C – Garrett 3 run (kick blocked) pass from S – Gagnier 4 run (Mackay kick) P – Guymon 23 run (Wood run) touchdown from Wood in the the Parowan shutout bid with 5:27 to Lindsay Fourth Quarter – 20-point second-quarter surge as the play in the game when Carson Sheets for the P – Hansen 5 run (Bassett kick) Rams improved to 8-2 on the season. scored on a 4-yard run. A – Sheets 4 run (Oldroyd kick) only points Parowan won a playoff game for the Rams head coach Carter Miller of the second quarter that put Stansbury first time since 2013 and earned a said once Wood got the team going up 14-7 at the break. Lata came up with his 1A State semifinal showdown with defending with his first touchdown toss, it was big play for the defense that tied the score Playoffs 1A champion Duchesne on Friday at what they needed to find the offensive again in the third quarter, but Lindsay found Weber State. groove. Oct. 27 Scores Connor McKay for a 90-yard score that put the Parowan 41, Altamont 7 “Our goal was to take state, the “When you run the ball, you’re Stallions back in front. Duchesne 33, Monticello 8 first thing we came into,” Miller said. going to have a slow first quarter,” he Garrett would find the end zone again on Milford 28, Rich 6 “Duchesne’s a fantastic team, but said. “Porter Wood came out and had a 3-yard run in the fourth quarter that cut the Kanab 38, Layton Christian 16 they’re just like us. It’ll be a clash a great game throwing the ball. That’s lead to 21-20, but the extra point from Adam Friday’s semifinal games because we do the exact same things.” what opened it up for us.” Rogers was blocked. Gagnier would seal the At Stewart Stadium, Ogden Wood got the Rams started in the Kickoff of the Rams’ game against win for Stansbury in the waning minutes with Parowan vs. Duchesne, Noon second quarter when he found Ethan Duchesne in Ogden will be at noon on a 4-yard touchdown run. Kanab vs. Milford, 2:30 p.m. Guymon on a 44-yard touchdown Friday, and Kanab will face Milford in Cedar finished the season with a three- pass. Miller scored his first touchdown the other semifinal. The winners will game losing streak, but all four of its wins on a 1-yard run and his touchdown play for the 1A state championship came on the road. catch came with 41 seconds left in the Nov. 11 at Eccles Coliseum. Iron County Today sports Wednesday, November 1, 2017 23 Lady T-Birds volleyball team falls to Sacramento State by SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC as they had a .286 hitting percentage for The final set was tight all the Lago played a huge role defensively COMMUNICATION the set. Once the Thunderbirds gained way up until the end. Macky Fifita with each of them recording 17 kills. For Iron County Today the lead, they didn’t look back. Southern and Kalaniuvalu were critical on the Miranda Canez and McKenzie Van Utah won the first set 25-17. offensive end for Southern Utah while Uitert led the team in blocks with 6 CEDAR CITY — he Thunderbird The second set was time for Mikaela Nocetti and Boyle were the each. volleyball team came out on fire in Shannon Boyle of the Hornets to shine. main contributors for the Hornets. Moving Forward the first set against Sacramento State. She hit eight kills in the set. This was With Southern Utah trailing The Southern Utah volleyball team However, the Hornets stormed back to enough to push the hornets over the just 20-21, a deciding set was in the will be competing against the Bengals of win the next three sets and the match. edge in the set and allow them to win it Thunderbird’s sights. However, a kill Idaho State and the Wildcats of Weber Janet Kalaniuvalu set the tone for the 25-17. and a service ace from Boyle helped to State next week. Play will begin at 7 first set after crushing a kill right out The third set followed a similar push Sacramento State over the top and p.m. MT against Idaho State Thursday of the gates to win the first point of the pattern as the second. The Hornets the Hornets won the set 25-20. evening. The Thunderbirds will take the match. She racked up a total of six kills gained an early advantage and held onto Kalaniuvalu and Fifita each put court versus Weber State Saturday at 12 in this set alone and 13 for the match. it throughout the set. Sacramento State up double-doubles in the kill and digs p.m. MT. Both matches will be held at The entire team played well in this set won the third set 25-17. columns tonight. Rylee Rogers and Elisa home in the America First Event Center.

T -Birds win fourth straight, beat NC S. Utah by SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC S UU's Elijah Holt and 27 COMMUNICATION Bryan Beckon do the For Iron County Today happy dance following N. Colorado another T-Bird victory on Saturday. GREELEY, Colo. — The No. 25 Thunderbird football team won their 14 fourth consecutive game on Saturday afternoon in Greeley, Colorado, knocking Southern Utah 13 7 7 0 -- 27 off the Northern Colorado Bears 27-14. N. Colorado 0 7 7 0 -- 14 With the victory the Thunderbirds First Quarter – SUU – Tyler 31 run (kick failed), 11:51 have moved to 6-2 and 4-1 in the Big SUU – Green 2 run (Berz kick), 5:21 Sky Conference. The 6-2 mark secures a Second Quarter – winning season for the Thunderbirds for UNC – Cartagena 15 run (Root kick), 8:04 the third-consecutive season. This is the SUU – Parker 9 pass from Tyler (Berz kick), first time in the history of the program 5:00 that SUU has had three winning seasons Third Quarter – UNC – Verna 15 pass from Regan (Root kick), in a row. 11:37 “That’s huge,” SUU head coach SUU – Chambers 13 pass from Tyler (Berz Demario Warren said about the kick), 7:01 accomplishment. “When I went into the INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS – interview process I said I want to create RUSHING: Southern Utah – Felila 23-126; Green 11-39; Tyler 11-34; Dillard 1-7; a winning program here, and I want to Beasley 1-1. N. Colorado – Davis 7-31; Riek be sure our program takes the next step. 13-22; Cartagena 1-15; Regan 5-minus-16 PASSING: Southern Utah – Tyler 21-31-1-294. I thought we were able N. Colorado – Regan 28-54-0-392. to beat anybody in RECEIVING: Southern Utah – Parker 4-76; the country any given Measom 4-52; Rutledge 3-56; Cockett 3-11; Big Sky Football Beasley 2-47; Pedersen 2-22; Chambers week, but we weren’t 1-13; Diego-Williams 1-12; Felila 1-5. N. able to win year after Standings Colorado – Wesley 10-193; Deggs 7-89; year no matter what the Region Overall McCauley 3-43; Onic II, 3-19; Riek 2-6; Verna schedule was, so being 1-15; Sol 1-14; Stephens 1-13. able to do that and Northern Arizona 5-0 6-2 continue the legacy that Southern Utah 4-1 6-2 Weber State 4-1 6-2 Ed Lamb started here Eastern Washington 4-1 5-3 really means a lot to me Montana State 4-2 4-4 c ourtesy of suu and I hope it means a Montana 3-2 5-3 Vaa’ivaka into the end zone from two yards out the end zone with his legs. lot to the coaches and Sacramento State 3-2 4-4 UC Davis 2-3 4-4 to build the lead to 13-0. “Whenever you can win six games and have a players that have been Idaho State 2-4 4-5 After a UNC touchdown just about winning season that’s great for the program,” Tyler said in this program.” North Dakota 2-4 3-6 seven minutes into the second quarter, the following the game. “It’s great for everybody, we put in a The Thunderbirds Northern Colorado 1-4 2-5 Thunderbirds put their third touchdown on lot of hard work and we deserve it.” wasted little time Cal Poly 0-5 0-8 the board with five minutes remaining in the James Felila had a huge game on the ground, Portland State 0-5 0-8 getting things going, opening half when Tyler found Logan Parker running the ball 23 times for 126 yards. Jay Green Jr. as Bishop Jones forced from nine yards out. That put the T-Birds up broke into the endzone on the ground as well for the a fumble on the Bears’ Oct. 28 Scores 20-7, which was the score going into halftime. T-Birds. opening drive to put Southern Utah 27, N. Colorado 14 The Bears scored on their opening drive in Tyler’s top target was Logan Parker, who caught four the Thunderbirds in Montana State 28, Idaho State 14 the third quarter, but the Thunderbirds were passes for 76 yards and a touchdown. prime position. Patrick Weber State 41, Montana 27 N. Arizona 37, Sacramento State 17 able to counter a little later in the same frame Taylor Nelson had 10 tackles to lead the team, with Tyler took advantage of UC Davis 31, Cal Poly 28 with a 13-yard pass from Tyler to Cameron 1.5 tackles for loss. Chance Bearnson had two sacks on the play, as he ran into North Dakota 48, Portland State 21 Chambers to put the T-Birds up 27-14. This Saturday to lead the team in that category. the end zone from 31 was Chambers’ first touchdown of the 2017 “We got a win which is what we needed to do,” yards away to put the Saturday’s games campaign. Nelson said. Thunderbirds up 6-0. North Dakota at Southern Utah, 6 p.m. Despite some opportunities in the fourth The Thunderbirds will return home next weekend The Thunderbirds Kennesaw State at Montana State, Noon quarter, neither team was able to get on the for a matchup with the Fighting Hawks of North Dakota would strike once more Weber State at Eastern Washington, 2 p.m. board and the T-Birds prevailed 27-14. in a game scheduled to kick off at 6 p.m. before the end of the UC Davis at Idaho State, 2:30 p.m. Tyler threw for 294 yards and two touch- Tickets for SUU’s next game against North Dakota first quarter, as Jay N. Arizona at Montana, 2:30 p.m. downs for the Thunderbirds on 21 comple- N. Colorado at Sacramento State, 7 p.m. can be purchased at tbirdtickets.com or at the America Green Jr. followed Fesi tions. He also ran for 34 yards and broke into First Event Center Ticket Office. 24 Wednesday, November 1, 2017 sports Iron County Today It takes two to battle for the crown

by Tom ZULEWSKI process, not the results,” Hight Iron County Today said, “We can’t worry about the championship battle, points and all LAS VEGAS — Robert Hight the other stuff. Focus on the racing, came to the preview luncheon for focus on every run and do what got the NHRA Toyota Nationals last you here. It’s easier said than done, Thursday proudly wearing a Los but it’s what you have to do to be Angeles Dodgers cap. With his successful.” baseball team in the World Series Hight won his only NHRA for the first time in 29 years, Hight Funny Car crown in 2009. He and his Funny Car race team aren’t has his fate squarely in his hands out of the championship hunt, in search of his second crown, either. and that’s as good as Hight could c ourtesy of suu And his challenger is Ron possibly ask for. Dw ayne Morgan will be on the hardcourts for the SUU Thunderbirds this spring. Capps, only the defending -The side effects from Parowan’s champion. first football playoff win since Heading into the penultimate 2013 are intriguing. Not only did race of the 2017 season, Hight the Rams draw defending 1A state Graduate transfer joining was only 24 points behind Capps. champion Duchesne in Friday’s Each driver had won twice in the semifinals, but they’re on more last four race weeks and were on a equal footing than you may think. collision course to settle things in Parowan and Duchesne are 1-2 SUU men’s basketball team the quarterfinals. in the state in scoring defense — Like his Dodgers, Hight had the the Rams have given up 91 points to by SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC graduation from UNLV and in the Spring battle engaged. One night earlier, the Eagles’ 98 — but they’ve scored COMMUNICATION Semester for Southern Utah. his baseball team rallied from a 168 more points on the offensive For Iron County Today As a true freshman, Morgan appeared two-run deficit once, but couldn’t end (399-231) than the Eagles. in every game for UNLV. That season he come back a second time in a Game Defending champions aren’t CEDAR CITY — The Thunderbird averaged 5.3 points per game and pulled 2 loss. automatic locks, and head coach men’s basketball program and Todd down three rebounds per game in the 17 On a sun- Simon have announced the signing of minutes of play he averaged a night. He baked Sunday Dwayne Morgan, a graduate transfer recorded his first double-double against afternoon at from UNLV. Morgan stands 6’ 8’’, hailing Saint Katherine, where he scored 23 The Strip at Las from Baltimore, points and snagged Vegas Motor Maryland where 12 rebounds. Speedway, random he played for St. “Dwayne is a Morgan con- Hight got some Frances Academy. tinued to improve help from his t houghts “Dwayne and perfect fit for as a sophomore, father-in-law, I have had a great starting 22 contests 16-time Funny by Tom Zulewski relationship from and appearing in Car champion Sports Writer our time together at our uptempo 27. He bumped up John Force, UNLV,” SUU head his scoring average and moved that coach Todd Simon system. He and his rebounding much closer to said. “I am proud of average, and the second Golden Wally trophy of Carter Miller has clearly changed how he has battled can play averaged a few extra his own career. the attitude of the Parowan team for through adversity minutes of playing Hight survived a first-round the better. It’s a big part of why the and has focused and guard time per game. battle on a holeshot win over Tim Friday afternoon matchup will be on achieving his Last season as Wilkerson and Force beat Capps in worth a look. goals on and off the multiple a junior, Morgan a pedal-fest. Hight took the gift of With a chance to play at Eccles floor. He is the first had a major avoiding a quarterfinal showdown Coliseum on Nov. 11 for the big college graduate in positions” impact when the with his challenger and moved trophy awaiting the winner, it’s all his family and is on Rebels took on into the points lead heading to the the motivation the Rams will need. track do so in three — Todd Simon, SUU the Thunderbirds season finale at Pomona, Calif., in -Since it wasn’t reported and a half years. On head basketball coach recording a dou- two weeks. anywhere else, it’s worth noting the floor, Dwayne is ble-double with “Last night’s game was exactly Enterprise volleyball played a pretty a perfect fit for our 19 points and 14 like our stuff has been,” Hight said. amazing 2A state championship uptempo system. He can play and guard rebounds. “He’s won two, I’ve won two. I match against North Summit multiple positions, is a matchup problem Morgan was a highly sought after took the points lead after the first on Oct. 28 at the UCCU Center with his size and speed, and is tremen- recruit coming out of high school. He (Countdown) race, he took it back. in Orem. The Wolves may have dous rebounder. He hits the floor with a was a 5-star player according to Scout Then I won last weekend and got dropped a 3-1 decision to the trust and understanding of what we want and Rivals, and ESPN labeled him a closer.” Braves, but they had enough fight to do for him and as a team.” 4-star player. He was also selected to When all was said and done in them to extend two of the four Morgan spent three seasons as a play on the USA Basketball Under-18 Sunday at Las Vegas, Hight found sets beyond regulation. Final scores: Runnin’ Rebel, and will be able to com- National Team after averaging 17 ppg and himself back in the points lead for 25-23, 24-26, 25-23, 34-32. pete for the Thunderbirds following his 9 rpg in Maryland. the second time in the Countdown On the football side, Beaver to the Championship. moved another step closer to a The wins — for each round and third straight 2A title with a 54-33 the whole event — may be nice, but win over North Summit at home Hight got his best lesson about the Oct. 27. The Beavers will play Delta mental side of chasing an NHRA at Weber State in the semifinals Academic All-State winner championship from Dodgers Saturday. pitcher and Game 2 starter Rich Clarissa Palmer, a senior at Cedar High at the State cross country competition in Hill. Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter School, has earned the award for Academic Salt Lake City on Oct. 18, where the award “He said something that really @TommyZee81 or email tomina- All-State as a cross country runner. She ran was presented following the race. hit home to me. Focus on the [email protected]. Iron County Today sports Wednesday, November 1, 2017 25 McMillen caps memorable week with Vegas NHRA win by Tom ZULEWSKI G reg Anderson's Iron County Today parachute deploys after his victory in the Pro Stock final at LAS VEGAS — Terry McMillen hadn’t won an the NHRA nationals in Las Vegas. NHRA event in 194 previous starts. After getting married a week earlier, the Top Fuel driver put his first Wally trophy on top of the wedding cake. When Brittany Force left the starting line too soon, McMillen cruised to his first career victory in the NHRA Toyota Nationals on a sun-baked Sunday afternoon at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. His winning time was the slowest of his four runs at 3.870 seconds and 253.99 mph, but it was the least of his worries. “If there was anything that was going to happen with bad luck, I was going to win that contest,” McMillen said of his past frustrations. “They say after the first one it gets easier, so I’m gonna put that to the test and find out.“I saw the (red) light and thought that was crazy. I was hoping it wasn’t a malfunction. All in all, we’re here to do one thing, and that’s to hit the gas and go fast. That’s what we did and we were fortunate today to come out on top.” With Force’s run to the final, she cut the lead of Steve Torrence — who lost in the quarterfinals to Shawn Langdon — to 20 points heading to the season finale in Pomona, Calif., in two weeks. In Funny Car, Matt Hagan beat Courtney Force in the final for his fourth event win of the season with a pass of 3.942 seconds at 329.42 mph. He beat teammate and No. 1 qualifier Jack Beckman along courte sy photo the way in the semifinals. won for the fifth time at Las Vegas and 90th of his at The Strip, his fourth victory in five Countdown “ These Funny Cars are kind of finicky,” career with a pass of 6.698 seconds at 204.70 mph. races. He beat Hector Arana Jr. with a 6.924-second Hagan said. “Sometimes they love you and some- “You couldn’t wrap anything up this weekend,” pass at 193.16 mph and will take a 150-point lead times they rip your heart out and step on it. … You Anderson said. “We knew it was going to go to over LE Tonglet to Pomona. Arana Jr. beat Tonglet lose hope sometimes, but you gotta get your Pom- Pomona, but the question was with three cars, four on a holeshot in the semifinals. poms out and keep everybody up and going.” or f i v e .” Hagan saw his other Don Schumacher Racing When Butner beat Drew Skillman in the semi- NHRA Toyota Nationals final results teammate, Ron Capps, fall out of the points lead finals, it left the three Summit Racing teammates -Top Fuel: Terry McMillen (3.870 seconds, 253.99 when he lost in the first round to John Force. Robert — Butner, Anderson and Jason Line — with the mph) def. Brittany Force (Foul) Hight reclaimed the top spot for the second time in last shot at winning the golden Wally trophy in two -Funny Car: Matt Hagan (3.942, 329.42) def. the Countdown by 15 points by reaching the semifi- weeks. Courtney Force (4.020, 320.05) nals before losing to Courtney Force. “Didn’t think it would happen, but somehow we -Pro Stock: Greg Anderson (6.698, 204.70) def. Bo In the Pro Stock final, Greg Anderson beat found a way,” Anderson said. “It’s a dream scenario Butner (15.506, 36.72) Summit Racing teammate Bo Butner in the final and for us.” -Pro Stock Motorcycle: Eddie Krawiec (6.924, will take a 40-point lead to Pomona. The 54-year-old Eddie Krawiec won the Pro Stock Motorcycle title 193.16) def. Hector Arana Jr. (6.949, 192.91) G omez named assistant women’s basketball coach by SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC Dionisio Gomez a Thunderbird. Frandsen was the COMMUNICATION will assist with the leading scorer (12.8 PPG), rebounder For Iron County Today women's basketball (8.1 RPG), and blocker (37) for SUU. team at SUU this season. Gomez also assisted Richardson in CEDAR CITY, Utah — Southern moving on to play internationally after Utah women’s basketball assistant she graduated from SUU. Richardson coach Dionisio Gomez has been played for the La Liga Femenina de named Associate Head Coach ahead of Básquetbol, a professional women's the 2017-18 basketball season. basketball league in Argentina, as a Gomez has been working with the member of Hindu Club de Resistencia. Thunderbirds for three seasons as an Boettcher said Gomez plays a assistant coach before being named major role in the recruiting ranks, Associate Head Coach going into the staying in contact and finding new upcoming season. As a member of the talent to help make the team better, Thunderbird staff, Gomez oversees which is an huge part of building the the development of the Lady T-Bird program. post players and is responsible for “His personality and experience recruiting future Thunderbirds, both are qualities that are invaluable, so domestic and international. keeping him part of our program Head coach Chris Boettcher that we are building is an important said Gomez is well deserving of the component,” Boettcher said. Associate Head Coach title. The Lady T-Birds opened the “I put a lot of trust and respon- c ourtesy of suu 2017-18 season on October 30 with a sibility in everything that he does,” Gomez helped Lady T-Birds Jessica the 2016-17 season. Richardson set home exhibition match with Northern Boettcher said. “He works so hard and Richardson and Darri Frandsen new career-highs in points (25) and New Mexico College. 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Doubletree for darwood Estates Phase 1 old wagon, must be in Planned Unit Development; good shape. 435-586-4281. 2. Ordinance No. 1025-17-1, Need help clean- an Ordinance amending Ce- ing up yard work, paint, dar City’s General Land Use prep, etc. Need own trans- Plan from low density resi- portation. 435-590-9770. dential to mixed use, for prop- erty located at 1775 South Providence Center Drive; Artist Promot- er needed to mar- 3. Ordinance No. 1025-17-2, ket all original paintings. an Ordinance amending the Landscape & Impression- zone from Annex Transition to ism Call: 435-327-8212. Mixed Use in the area of 1775 South Providence Center Drive; Driver needed a few times a month from Mid Valley 4. Ordinance No. 1025-17-3, Estates area to town for grocer- an Ordinance amending Ce- ies and errands. Will pay $15 dar City’s General Land Use per round trip. 435-327-1238. Plan from central commercial to high density residential, for property located at 105 East y ard saLEs Canyon Commercial Ave; and

Garage Sale, Sat- 5. Ordinance No. 1025-17-4, urday, Nov. 4, 9am to an Ordinance amending the noon. 535 S. 75 E. - (SE zone from central commer- Corner of 75 and Mortuary.) cial to high density residential, for property located at 105 lel ga notices East Canyon Commercial Ave Said Ordinances shall be- NOTICE OF come effective immedi- ORDINANCES ately upon publication.

Notice is hereby given that A Copy of said ordinance(s) the Cedar City Council at may be seen and/or pur- its regular meeting of Oc- chased at the office of the Ce- tober 25, 2017, passed dar City Recorder, 10 North the following ordinance(s): Main Street, Cedar City, Utah. 1. Ordinance No. 1025- ICT#0017 17, an ordinance vacating Published November 1, 2017 the final plat for the Ce- Iron County Today ComicsWednesday, November 1, 2017 &Puzzles Posting Date October 30, 2017

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