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mary taylor, president of Pro-Life Utah, speaks at a United Women’s Forum meeting.

PHoto by beCky ginoS individUals gather outside the Road Home shelter in downtown Salt Lake City. Curbing Utah’s abortion debate homelessness

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by Becky GINOS are terribly high barriers at Leader of Pro-Life speaks out [email protected] the shelters where people are in fear of violence and even by Becky GINOS SALT LAKE CITY— being killed. This doesn’t [email protected] “I couldn’t see any options. I Substance abuse, homeless- represent our state. It shows ness and mental health issues me this is going to be one BOUNTIFUL—Roughly felt like a trapped animal.” are topics that affect us all heck of a journey.” 3,000 babies were aborted whether we live in downtown Hughes said people are last year, and one woman is — Mary Taylor Salt Lake or Davis County. In bringing drugs into the determined to curb those a pre-legislative conference Road Home making others staggering statistics as a way of Taylor said she wondered Her boyfriend wasted no last week at the Capitol, Utah fearful to go there. “My idea making amends for her own if it was really a baby growing time leaving once he found out House Speaker Greg Hughes was to get drug sniffing decision to have an abortion. inside her. “Would I be ending she was pregnant. “I couldn’t came together with two dogs but some of them are “I started out on the pro- a human life? I couldn’t do see any options,” said Taylor. experts in the field to address intimidating. It would start choice side of the fence,” said that,” she said. “The answer that “I felt like a trapped animal. the growing problem and try to feel like a prison,” he said. Mary Taylor, president of Pro- came to me from the govern- She told me it was not a good to find solutions. “So we literally paid to have Life Utah, at a United Women’s ment was that abortion was idea to wait. I was desperate “This is not a Salt Lake a Springer Spaniel to be Forum meeting last week. “My OK. I made an appointment and wanted to believe what she issue, it’s a statewide issue,” trained as a drug sniffing grandma was widowed at the with the Utah Women’s Clinic. s ai d .” said Hughes. “We’re here dog. Ike can smell drugs like age of 23 with six children. My That sounds official, right? The While lying there on the today to learn and take he would find a tennis ball. mother started to tend at age counselor assured me that in table, she said the room went best practices. There are He’ll get all excited but he’s 9 while her mother worked. no way, shape or form was it a cold and damp. “It literally felt two sides, the people who narcing you out. I think he’s Equal pay, etc. was all neatly baby. It’s just a clump of cells like death,” said Taylor. “I knew perpetuate the problems and going to be well received.” packaged with the pro-choice the size of a pencil point that something was very wrong. those who need treatment. A lack of affordable agenda. Until that choice was had the potential to become a We have to deal with the mine to make.” b a by.” behavioral health side. There see FORUM | 10 see HOMeleSS | 10

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Learn about preparing for college, community college events, and more in our 2018 Education Guide, starting on page 11. Thursday, January 18, 2018 Page 2 DAVIS CLIPPER Clearfield teen wins CW cooking contest by Becky GINOS [email protected]

CLEARFIELD— Cooking shows and competitions have been dominating TV but one local girl took home the top prize after participat- ing in a culinary program at Clearfield High School. “Pro Start is a two year culinary program sponsored by the National Restaurant Association,” said Brenda Cross, a teacher at Clearfield High Photo by tom haraldsen who directs the program. Bountiful City CounCilmemBer Beth holBrooK, seen at right along with “We work closely with CoUrtesy still Councilmember Kendalyn harris and mayor randy lewis, is President of the executive board the Utah Restaurant isaBela BrinKaiw competes during the final cooking for the Utah league of Cities and towns. Association. The kids challenge on the teenChef Pro tV show. use textbooks from the National Association and Bountiful Councilmember there are standards and “I feel like they threw objectives they have to Holbrook heads Utah meet. At the end of the us more culinary year they have to take a national test then they curveballs.” League of Cities and Towns complete the next year and take another test.” — Isabela brinkaiw by Tom HARALDSEN duties as president, and a final year Cross said there are [email protected] in leadership as past president once multiple labs mixed in the duels. It was super Brinkaiw, she survived her term expires. the course study and the intimidating to work to the end and was BOUNTIFUL—It’s safe to say “The League is almost 100 years students run a small café with a (professional) chef. named the champion. that Beth Holbrook wears a lot of old,” she said. “One of our primary for the teachers during It was scary because I She received a four-year hats. As a member of the Bountiful duties is to represent the league lunch at the school. “The thought he might send scholarship to Johnson City Council, she is committee members in any legislative matters. kids plan the menu and me home.” and Wales Culinary chair for Parks, Recreation and Arts Any bill that could potentially have I buy the food,” she said. For the final challenge, School in Denver for her budgets, as well as a member of the impacts on the cities we represent is “They make it and serve the contestants had to efforts. Power Commission. In her daytime important to us, and we are signifi- the teachers. We rotate prepare a three-course “It was a super good profession, she is the Public Sector cantly a lobbying arm on behalf of so each week students do meal using ingredients in experience,” she said. “I Manager for Waste Management. those cities and towns.” something different.” a basket they were given. worked with Chef Logen And this year, she is serving in The League has a membership Isabela Brinkaiw has “I feel like they threw us Crew. He’s very stern an even busier role--President of of 247 cities and towns. It has a full- been a student in the Pro more culinary curveballs,” but he taught me a lot. the Executive Board for the Utah time staff based in Salt Lake City Start program and used she said. “The main dish My ultimate goal is to League of Cities and Towns. that interacts with cities on long- her skills to participate had to be plated three become successful and Keeping busy is nothing new to term strategies, such as on water on the TeenChef Pro TV different ways. We could own my own restaurant. Holbrook, who has been involved in and transportation issues. Holbrook cooking show that airs on add to the basket but My passion for cooking public service for many years both said cities often have staff members CW30. “It’s kind of like had to incorporate those didn’t really happen until here in Utah and in California. Her work with the League to “determine ‘chopped,’” said Brinkaiw. ingredients. I mostly last year. I’d always cooked four-year commitment to ULCT has the best way for legislation to “We were split into three made things up in my with my mom. Now I’ve included stints as 2nd vice presi- head. I like pursuing my learned to just go for it teams and three or four dent, vice president, her current see Holbrook | 9 times the losing team own ideas.” and don’t be afraid to had to send someone to Fortunately for come out of your shell.”

layton City will tour of utah returning to layton aug. 9 serVe as finishinG line for stage 4 of this Organizers of the Larry consecutive year that the race will later on the international cycling year’s tour of Utah on H. Miller Tour of Utah have include a stage in Davis County, calendar than the previous four aug. 9. announced the dates, host venues but Bountiful will not be the site years. The Tour of Utah will start and early inclusion of four Top 10 of the finish line this year. Details in St. George for the first time with UCI WorldTour teams for the 2018 regarding each stage route such as a prologue and conclude in Park edition of the week-long men’s race mileage and formats, elevation City after six days of stage racing. professional cycling race known as gain, and start/finish times as Additional host cities or venues are “America’s Toughest Stage Race.” well as spectator festivities will be Cedar City, Payson City, Antelope Stage 4 of the race will be held announced in the late spring. Island State Park, Salt Lake City, on Thursday, Aug. 9, starting on The 14th edition of the Tour of Canyons Village, and Snowbird Antelope Island and finishing in Utah will be held on Monday, Aug. Layton City. This is the fourth 6 through Sunday, Aug. 12 – a week see tour | 9 Photo by tom haraldsen DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, January 18, 2018 3 Law Crime Briefs Enforcement Compiled by Becky Ginos Appreciation the same charge that was originally filed that have occurred around the apartment Day was Jan. 9 Online ad turns against her in August. But according to court complex north of the Layton Hills Mall at documents, in October prosecutors asked 540 W. 1425 North. into standoff FARMINGTON— that the case be dismissed because further Police said the incidents took place on LAYTON—A man responding The Davis County investigation needed to be conducted. Nov. 10, Dec. 19 and Jan. 4. In each case, Sheriff’s Office enjoyed a to an online ad to buy a phone Dallen Tubbs, Read’s husband said he had the man approached young women around visit from a neighboring ended up becoming a victim been sick for several months, suffering from 5:30 a.m. as they walked to their cars and business and a future of an attempted robbery last headaches, blurred vision, nausea and diar- exposed himself to them. In one case, the police officer last week week in Layton. rhea, according to court documents. When he man actually groped a woman as she got for Law Enforcement Police said the man met Appreciation Day, Jan. 9. searched the house he claimed to have found into her car. Vista Outdoors sells two other men at a restaurant a black cloth bag with empty eye drop bottles The suspect is described as a light outdoor equipment and parking lot. However, the hayden with the tops removed. After doing some skinned male, with a medium build, 20 – 30 items that the depart- WOOds two men tried to rob him at online research, he discovered the symptoms years old, 5’ 10” tall and wearing a gray ment uses every day. gunpoint and attempted to from ingesting the active ingredient in the hoodie and white face mask. They brought donuts to drive off with him in their car. say thank you. Carson drops were similar to those he was experienc- Please contact the LPD at 801-497-8300 Hoyt has developed an The victim was able to break a ing, the charging documents state. with any information and reference incident interest in law enforce- window and escape. He then The police were called and while serving #18-00179. ment in the past year called police. a search warrant they allegedly found 11 and even dressed up as The incident turned into empty boxes of eye drops, 10 empty bottles an officer for Halloween. a standoff with SWAT that mitChell and six unopened boxes of eye drops, accord- Centerville police Deputy Dabb took lasted about five hours before tarbOx Carson out in his K-9 ing to court documents. search for suspect in patrol truck and let him the suspects were arrested. Read is scheduled for an initial court car thefts use the siren and lights. Mitchell Tarbox, Hayden appearance on Feb. 7. He was also made an Woods and a woman who CENTERVILLE— official Jr. Deputy. “We lived in the apartment, Dezire Police are looking are so happy he has our Garcia-Bartz were booked into for a suspect in back,” a DCSO Facebook Police seek post read. “Thank you the Davis County Jail. an early morn- for thinking of us and There were no injuries, public’s help to ing car theft that stay safe everyone.” but Layton Police would like dezire took place about garCia- to remind residents that they bartz find suspects 7 a.m. on Jan. 11 have a safe exchange zone in KAYSVILLE—The Kaysville at a 7-Eleven in the parking lot of the police Centerville. Police are asking for department that is always available for these According to help to identify the two types of transactions. It has 24-hour video police, the victim parked his Nissan Xterra suspects pictured in surveillance and is well lit, according to the outside of the store, turned off the engine these photos. Please LPD Facebook page. but left the keys in the car and entered the contact Officer Isaacson business. The man pictured appears to have at 801-546-1131 or exited a black Ford F-150 and then stole the cisaacson@kaysvillecity. Nissan Xterra. At about 8 a.m. the same man Woman recharged com if you have any left the car in a driveway on Bexley Drive information. in poisoning case in North Salt Lake and then allegedly stole dCso lt. WEST POINT—Charges have been refiled the next door neighbor’s car, a blue 2007 against a West Point woman who was Nissan Altima, license plate Z461ED. retires accused of allegedly poisoning her husband Police search for man Please contact the Centerville Police at Congratulations to Davis County Sheriff’s Office Lt. 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Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, January 18, 2018 5 Layton author donates Sheryl Cox to receive Davis Chamber’s Athena Award her novels to county jails KAYSVILLE—Sheryl as current Chair of the Top Foundation, past member Cox, Vice President of Utah Military Affairs of the Ogden Pioneer LAYTON—There of Governmental and Committee. She also serves Heritage Foundation, aren’t a lot of options for Community Relations as Treasurer of the 388th past PTA president, and books in the jail libraries. for America First Credit Falcons. She is a past recipi- Intermountain Health Care Sherry Allred, an author Union, will receive the ent of the Wingman Award Community Advisory from Layton, decided 2018 Athena Award from as well as a past Honorary Committee. to donate her novels to the Davis Chamber of Commander. Cox has a Bachelors Davis and Weber County Commerce at a luncheon “In addition, Sheryl of Science degree in Jails. A friend called her on Feb. 15. The announce- has played an integral role business management suggesting that the jails ment was made by Angie in a variety of organizations from University of Utah could use more books. She Osguthorpe, President and including Executive Board and an associates degree in immediately contacted the CEO of the Chamber. OWTC Foundation Board, sociology from Weber State facilities nearest her and “The selection of the Board of Trustees for the University. Reservations discovered that there was recipient of this award McKay Dee Hospital, for the luncheon are definitely a great need for is the responsibility of Breakfast Exchange Club, now being taken online more reading materials. her books offer “impres- our Chamber Women in Ogden-Weber, Davis and at https://business. In a release about the sionable and uplifting Courtesy Business Committee. I Salt Lake Legislative Affairs davischamberofcommerce. donation program, Allred standards that are both Sherry ALLreD donates her could not be happier with Committee, Prevent Child com/events/details/2018- said that “Inmates become engaging and riveting.” books to benefit the inmates. this year’s choice,” she said Abuse Utah, board mem- annual-athena-award- bored, and reading is a She hopes that her novels lives. in a release. ber for the Weber School luncheon-380 good way for them to pass might have a positive The Athena Award the time. They can quickly influence on everyone To learn more about her novels, visit www. is a national recognition go through all the options who reads them and needs given to someone who has available in the library to hear her stories of sherryallred.com. Anyone can donate demonstrated excellence in located in their complex. hope and encouragement. their profession, improves County jails appreciate Additionally, her books books to the county jails. Remember to call ahead the quality of life for others receiving book donations offer great entertainment in the community, and of all categories.” and a temporary escape of time to assure you meet their specific guidelines assists women in real- Allred has written from the hardships that izing their full leadership several wholesome life sometimes contains. for donations. The phone number for Davis County potential. and uplifting novels of By donating her own “Sheryl perfectly fits varying genres including personal novels to the Jail is 801-451-4200, and the number for this description perfectly,” adventure, science fiction, county jails, Allred said Osguthorpe said. “She romance, paranormal, her desire is to help Weber County Jail is 801-778-6700. has been very active in biography, and home influence inmates to make leadership through the improvement. 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County or email us at [email protected] ©2016 Lennox Industries Inc. Lennox Dealers are independently owned and operated businesses. 6 Thursday, January 18, 2018 News DAVIS CLIPPER Teens share their Girls State experiences by Becky GINOS said Olivia Frasier, another Bountiful [email protected] High student. “It made me believe more in myself as a woman. After BOUNTIFUL—In the everyday Girls State it was affirmed to me that life of a teen, it might be hard to fully women can do anything. I’m going to understand how government works get my aviation license.” and the sacrifices that others have Another girl recounted a story a made to provide those freedoms. But veteran shared about a little boy in each summer teenage girls from across Afghanistan. “He saw the boy running Utah have the opportunity to get a toward their vehicle and he told him to first-hand taste of both during the stop. The soldier threw the boy some week long Girls State program. candy and he turned and handed it to “It was so inspiring and such an his sister. That is very unusual because eye opener,” said Katelyn Tenney, a women are considered lower than men participant from Viewmont High there. The boy brought back an egg School at a recent meeting to honor to give to the soldiers,” she said. “It those who attended this year. “To hear made me realize that you can stand up from someone who has experienced for good even when no one else is. It war it made me appreciate veterans changed my love for my country. We even more.” live in a tumultuous time. It’s all about Approximately 16,000 young being a good citizen and making a women participate in the American difference in our own community.” Legion Auxiliary Girls State programs The closing ceremony was what across the nation each year. Locally, stood out for Bountiful High teen Ella the Bountiful American Legion photo By Becky GinoS White. “The end was bittersweet,” sponsored the girls honored. LocaL STudenTS who attended Girls State along with one Boys State participant gather to talk she said. “At first I didn’t like coming Students interested in attending about the week long event. out of my shell. Teenage girls have a must complete an application and go reputation of being catty but I didn’t through an interview process to be finding out how government functions day the spirit of Girls State clicked see that. Everyone was supportive and selected. In addition to the Girls State and the amount of compromise it for me. When they retired the flag I there was no gossip. It was a great end experience, the legion presented the takes and how working together is watched the symbol of our country to a great week. I came to appreciate teens with a $100 check. necessary.” go up in flames. People looked away. the great country we live in.” “I learned about politics but I didn’t Students also receive three college I was in shock. It hit home what For more information about the understand the level of patriotism,” credits through the program. “I went everybody’s done for that flag. I gained Girls State program students should said Sydney Southers from Bountiful for the credits,” said Bountiful High a new respect for veterans.” contact their counseling office. High. “The most memorable was student Molly Fox. “But by the third “I learned about women in power,” DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, January 18, 2018 7 Opinion Administration R. Gail Stahle Merchants need to give us a reason to spend money Publisher [email protected] ext. 114 The opinions stated in this excuses for not marketing a people home. article are solely those of the CYCLOPs product or service. NOVEMBER – The Clark Stahle BRYAN General Manager author and not of The Davis JANUARY – After weather can turn nasty, and Clipper. GRAY Christmas, nobody has any everyone is pre-occupied with [email protected] Experienced journalist, ext. 117 businessman living in Davis money left to spend. Thanksgiving plans and the s most of you have County FEBRUARY – Bad weather coming Christmas season. Lorie Matern heard, the newspaper keeps everyone at home. DECEMBER – Duh, it’s Office Manager A industry has struggled MARCH – Everyone is Christmas. After buying [email protected] due to a downturn in tradi- worrying about paying income needed gifts, no one has any ext. 115 tional advertising. However, tax. money left! the print media is not the only APRIL – After finally See, there you have it. Advertising one facing the challenge. Radio mailbox stuffed with printed posting their tax payment There isn’t a single month advertising has succumbed too, catalogues urging me to search in the mail, no one has any of the year that doesn’t Reed Stahle and television advertising is the website? money left. include some excuse for not Sales Manager not robust. Less people watch The media market is MAY – Everyone has marketing. Since there is no [email protected] television in “real time,” with obviously fragmented. Getting “spring fever” or saving up for perfect time, merchants need ext. 133 local news and non-cable chan- my attention takes a different high school graduation gifts. to market their products and Brad Roghaar nels being especially hard hit. approach than opening the JUNE – Everyone is saving services year-round. They Sales Representative Advertisers, of course, want eyes of a 24-year-old millen- their money for vacation. must hustle 12 months of the [email protected] to put their money where it nial. 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schools what’s for LuNch? Kids today will be leaders of tomorrow Elementary school lunch menus for the by Becky GINOS the kids a habit they would Davis School District [email protected] Treyden clArk practice and helped them refine (right) and Fotu it .” Monday, Jan. 22 WOODS CROSS—By Alapa give a In addition to the students’ Diced ham teaching leadership skills and demonstration presentations, they had a Cheese bites good social habits in elementary special speaker and the Woods during the Assorted 2 oz. muffins schools now society will reap Cross High School Impact team leadership Hashbrowns the benefits in the future. That’s conference. performed. “The students broke why Woods Cross Elementary up into groups using the seven Applesauce has become a “Leader in Me” habits and came up with things Cool Tropics Slush school and recently expanded to change and an action plan to that vision by hosting a mini make it happen.” Tuesday, Jan. 23 leadership conference to share Nesheiwat said it takes a Tacos their knowledge with Bountiful lot of work but she’s seeing Shredded Lettuce positive results. “The students and Adelaide elementaries. Spanish Rice “We’re teaching student are taking ownership,” she said. councils from other schools “Everybody in the school has Refried Beans how to use the seven habits,” a job so there’s accountability. Pears said Luke Yospe a sixth grader at There’s kind of a universal Woods Cross Elementary. “We language at the school so when Wednesday, Jan. 24 BeCKy GinOS/DAviS CliPPeR shared examples of win, win or approach. “Teachers integrate it something comes up we’ll ask, Chicken strips lose, lose. We showed a video of into their daily teaching so they “The students ‘did you seek to be understood Whole grain breadstick a softball team that was about to stop and discuss a principle before you got into an argu- Rotini with Alfredo or win but the girl tripped on her if it comes up and they have are taking ment with a friend?’ We’re not Marinara Sauce perfect but it’s working.” way to the base. The other team direct lessons on the habits Pineapple helped her up and carried her. It McNair agrees. “The biggest using a book they follow,” she ownership.” Creamies made them lose the game but it said. “It permeates everything way you can tally results are felt good doing service.” we do even on the playground. — christine through the office,” she said. Thursday, Jan. 25 The concept is based on We also bring parents into “Stats turned in show discipline Nesheiwat Corn Dog the book, “7 Habits of Highly the circle so they can use it at issues have decreased and Effective People” by Stephen home.” there’s consistent growth in Baked Fries Covey. “It’s a way of living and scores going up. Our principal’s In the past, the students that couldn’t go,” said Christine Baked Beans existing,” said SEM teacher goal was for the junior high have put on a conference for Nesheiwat a teacher at the Mandarin Oranges Brittany McNair. “We’re teaching to know those kids are from parents but this year they school and one of the advisors them to change their lifestyle to Woods Cross Elementary. We decided to expand out and for the student leadership Friday, Jan. 26 be more productive members had more representatives on the include other schools. “After council. “We decided to make a Cheese Pizza Crunchers of society and not just teach the student council at the junior going to a BYU conference we goal of holding a mini leader- Tuna with Scoops concepts but to live them.” high than from all the other thought about other schools ship conference so we assigned McNair said it’s a two-part feeder schools.” Romaine Salad Peaches Sugar Cookies

crowded. “In real life they wouldn’t all hatch,” said Bountiful something Pickett. “We expect some loss just like what would happen in the wild.” student on The children are split OSU honor roll up into groups of four or CORVALLIS, Ore. – ‘fishy’ is five called “tank teams.” Names of students who “Each week the team will have made the Scholastic look for dead eggs, check Honor Roll fall term the temperature of the have been announced by going on water, the pH and nitrate Oregon State University. levels and change the water Among them is in the aquarium,” she said. by Becky GINOS Trout Unlimited.” Shirleen Khanedoost “They will also record [email protected] It’s part of a new of Bountiful, a junior information in their fish science curriculum and majoring in Exercise and journal. Each student will KAYSVILLE—Students Pickett applied for a grant. COuRTeSy Sport Science. Shirleen have several opportunities in Christie Pickett’s sixth- “They provide the food has maintained a grade AshTon skAbelund, Kaden Dupaix, Kash Gates, Davis Cox to be part of the tank team grade class at Kaysville and eggs for free,” she said. point average of 3.5 and Spencer Stevenson check the aquarium. and monitor and record Elementary are undertak- “We’ll be collecting data or better for the fall data. I’m hoping in the ing an unusual science on how many are lost and about the project. “One sack is attached that the semester. next week or so the kids project – raising trout. how many hatch. We think student said it’s more fun fish eventually absorb, said A total of 1,427 can see them swimming to “We’re hatching there are about 200 eggs. to learn science with hands Pickett. “They should all students earned straight- t h e t op.” rainbow trout eggs that They weigh them because on in the class,” she said. hatch in the next five days A (4.0). Another 4,483 Although the aquarium we can release in Kaysville you can’t exactly count that “They’ve got the vision and then we’ll start feeding earned a B-plus (3.5) or is in Pickett’s classroom, Pond in the spring,” said many. So far we’ve only lost already. So far it’s been a them.” better to make the listing. she said students from Pickett. “We got the eggs about five or six and seven success.” Most fish will grow To be on the Honor Roll, other classes rotate in. from the Utah Division have already hatched.” The eggs are in an to be about three inches students must carry at “Everyone wants to take a of Wildlife Resources and Pickett said the kids incubation basket and long, which will make the least 12 graded hours of peek.” they were delivered by have been really excited when they hatch a little egg 55-gallon aquarium a bit course work. DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, January 18, 2018 9

seven grueling days of racing. kets, and FOX Sports Network tour The Tour of Utah has early Continued from page 2 providing coverage nationally. WorldTour team commitments A full week of webcasting with South Davis Sewer from the third-ranked BMC Tour Tracker presented by Adobe Resort. Racing Team (USA), fifth- engaged 136,000 fans across 109 “The Larry H. Miller Tour of ranked Trek-Segafredo (USA), countries through consumption District awarded for Utah will break new ground with seventh-ranked Mitchelton-Scott on mobile devices and the Tour’s its southernmost start amid the (Australia) and 10th-ranked EF website. The Tour of Utah is the red rocks of St. George before Education First-Drapac presented only North American stage race financial reporting traveling north to the ultimate by Cannondale (USA). that offers start-to-finish online finish line in Park City,” said Competing for the 10th time coverage. In addition, the earned The Certificate Every year, all John Kimball, managing director in Utah, BMC Racing Team has media coverage for the Tour of of Achievement for governmental agen- of the Tour of Utah. “The 2018 had many successes, winning the Utah generated $18 million in Excellence in Financial cies must produce race will captivate fans across the overall team classification at the publicity value for the cycling Reporting has been financial statements state, showcase the beauty of Utah 2008, 2016 and 2017 Tour of Utah. event, as well as host communities awarded to the South that are independently and demonstrate the diversity Trek-Segafredo returns to Utah for and corporate partners. Davis Sewer District by audited. Most agencies of our communities and terrain. its fourth appearance. Mitchelton- The Larry H. Miller Tour the Government Finance produce the minimum With an initial commitment from Scott is back for a second time of Utah is free to all spectators, Officers Association of requirement in produc- four WorldTour teams, we look after previously racing as ORICA making professional cycling one the United State and ing financial statements forward to hosting a world-class GreenEDGE in 2013. This is of the most unique professional Canada. The award is (general purpose peloton in Utah.” the eighth year for a Slipstream sports in the world today. The in recognition of the financial statements). A The Tour of Utah remains Sports-owned team to race in Tour of Utah is sanctioned by the district’s comprehensive government agency a 2.HC-rated stage race on the Utah, returning after a one-year UCI and part of the USA Cycling annual financial report also has the option to UCI America Tour, making it one absence as EP Education First- Professional Road Tour. More (CAFR). produce an enhanced of the premier events for North Drapac presented by Cannondale. information about the Larry H. The District is a local version of their financial America. The new dates provide a Tour organizers note the Miller Tour of Utah can be found district and is a subdivi- statements called a full week for WorldTeams to travel event’s growth since 2011, when by visiting www.tourofutah.com, as sion of the State of Utah. Comprehensive Annual to the United States following the the race was first elevated as a well as social channels Facebook The District collects and Financial Report Tour de France, which takes place UCI-sanctioned event. Television (tourofutah), Twitter (tourofutah), treats the wastewater (CAFR). July 7-29, 2018. The Tour of Utah viewership has expanded with Instagram (thetourofutah) and for the five cities in This award was for expects a field of more than 120 international broadcast partners YouTube (Tour of Utah). tharald- south Davis County the District’s 2016 CAFR riders representing 16+ teams for providing coverage in 193 mar- [email protected] (Bountiful, Centerville, and is the 19th consecu- North Salt Lake, West tive year the District has Bountiful and Woods received this award. Cross). holbrook involved in the League.” elected officials and concern is “making sure Continued from page 2 One thing that their staffs in regards to the small local voices attracted her to the garbage and recycling are heard. Citizens More than just a Tweet League was “it builds and/or green waste if don’t want legislation Our 140 words are work if it becomes an and strengthens all the they have it,” she said. that impacts their just the beginning, not issue.” She said former relationships, so that “It’s insightful in many opportunity to choose. the ending of a story. Bountiful City Manager there’s an opportunity ways.” We want the legislature Tom Hardy was involved to make sure all the Born in Sandy, to recognize and work with ULCT for many cities and towns are fully Holbrook attended the towards understanding years “because he felt it aware and involved in University of Utah and the local solution. They was a viable way to make the process. Not every eventually moved to will be making decisions sure legislation could be piece of legislation is a San Juan Capistrano in that will affect cities for mostly positive in terms gem--and you do have California. She moved the next 20 years—not of impact.” Current city to figure out how a bill to Bountiful and was just necessarily tomor- manager Gary Hill is or action will impact appointed to the city’s row. How do we manage also an active member any city. My position Planning Commission that, how do we work with a connection to the helps Bountiful to in July 2007. That together to reach a organization’s work. stay involved with the November, she was balanced solution for the ULCT’s Legislative dialogue. Having that elected to the council, future growth we know Policy Committee meets ability is advantageous taking the seat of former we are going to have? every other month to our city.” councilmember Barbara I want the legislature leading up to the State In her role with Holt, who did not seek to be a partner in that. Legislature’s sessions, Waste Management, re-election. This is her The more we can look which begin next week. she is similarly engaged third term, having won at solutions that will be During the legislature, with all the cities along reelection in 2015. advantageous for the the LPC meets weekly. the Wasatch Front on As this year’s Utah majority of the people, “We highlight various issues. Legislature convenes, the better off we’ll be.” legislation that’s impact- “I interact with Holbrook’s biggest ful, watch what bills are coming to the floor, and keep an eye on any bill that needs watching,” she SHARE YOUR said. She joined the League BUSINESS on her own--there was NEWS WITH no assignment from the city council--because YOUR NEIGHBORS “as an elected official, I want to stay involved. I • Grand Openings just felt it was something • Promotions I wanted to do and that • New Products I’d be good at. [Former Email your news to: Bountiful] Mayor Joe [email protected] Johnson was a previous president as well. It’s somewhat of a tradition THE DAVIS in Bountiful to be very CLIPPER 10 Thursday, January 18, 2018 News DAVIS CLIPPER homeless “This is not a Salt in the schools we have as many as 2,000 Continued from page 1 kids who don’t know where they’ll Thursday, Lake issue, it’s a sleep tonight,” he said. “They don’t January 18, have housing stability. It’s a challenge healthcare is a major cause of homeless- statewide issue.” educationally. We don’t have homeless 2018 2018 ness, said special guest Mary P. Hauser, shelters here but we do have housing Education Guide an expert in addiction medicine, — Greg hughes available throughout the county. We behavioral health, mental health and give out temporary hotel vouchers to psychology. “Domestic violence also get people back on their feet.” accounts for 50 percent of homeless- issues either. “The biggest challenge With the push to clean up the Rio ness along with mental illness and we have is that the average citizen Grande area downtown, it’s uncertain addiction,” she said. “The opioid doesn’t think we have a homeless whether those people are moving into problem is very pocketed and Utah problem,” said Commission Chair Jim Davis County. “We haven’t been able to College preparation is vital has a large pocket. There has to be a Smith. “Safe Harbor, Open Doors, confirm that they’re coming here,” he commitment from the state and local the Community Learning Center and said. “We’ve had reports in North Salt by Becky GINOS government. Overall, we must make many others are working on it. We Lake that they’re congregating by the sure they are treated with dignity. work closely with Davis Behavioral refineries and some reports in Layton. [email protected] You’re on a good path to take these Health for those homeless who have But people think ‘I don’t see anyone steps.” substance abuse problems and mental standing at the freeway onramp so we Hauser said in Boston they opened illness.” must not have a problem.’ That’s not Parents start dreaming about their child’s future from the day they are born. But kids a detox center in the middle of a shel- It’s hard to get an accurate count of very accurate.” grow up fast and suddenly that tiny baby is a teenager and college is around the corner. ter. “We partnered with the shelter for the homeless, Smith said, because they Applications, scholarships, grades, it can be a bit overwhelming knowing where to start. 10 days,” she said. “There’s situational don’t know where they are. “We figure Fortunately, parents and students are not alone. Counselors at both the high school level homelessness where people just need a and college level are ready to guide families through the process to find a perfect fit. bridge because they just lost their job, “You need to start with classes in the ninth grade,” said Viewmont High School coun- or chronic homelessness. If they don’t selor Karen Findley. “Take as many rigorous classes as you think you can handle and focus go to treatment an outreach worker on math. Put an emphasis on extracurricular classes too. Counselors do a lot of interest photo by becky ginos surveys to help students think about careers. We encourage parents to look at elective goes out and finds them to follow up. speaker greg hughes We also opened up our libraries in holds a pre- credits. They need to be college prep classes or in every town during the cold mornings legislative meeting to discuss homelessness. their career interests because if they discover they to give them a warm place to go.” hate it, it’s so much cheaper to learn that in high “Take as many embrace leaders like Speaker Hughes school than college.” The opioid crisis is the largest drug who is willing to stick his head above rigorous classes epidemic in the history of the U.S., Findley recommends students get job the hedge and do the right thing.” skills in high school as well. “You can said Dr. David E. Smith a nationally Smith said arresting everyone is not as you think you recognized leader in the treatment of leave Viewmont with a CNA, a the answer. “That’s a very expensive mechanic certificate or welding,” can handle and addictive disease who also founded the intervention but we do have to work Haight Ashbury Free Medical Clinics she said. “It might not be within the criminal justice system. We what they’ll do for the rest focus on math.” in 1967. “We’re all looking for common have to deal with those who commit solutions to this drug epidemic,” he of their life but they’ll crimes,” he said. “You’re not respon- have a job skill.” – Karen Findley said. “There will be 10 overdose deaths sible for your disease, but you are by the end of my talk. I don’t care why For those students responsible for your recovery.” who are college bound, you do the right thing – just do the There is a huge homeless popula- right thing.” Findley suggests taking a tour of the campus. Viewmont also tion in San Francisco where Smith has a scholarship coordinator who will meet with students When Smith entered the field works. “It’s increasing in ages 20 to addiction was a crime. “Doctors were and find out what is unique about them so that they can find 25,” he said. “There is evidence that scholarships that are best suited to their interests. guilty of aiding and abetting a felon for if we don’t change this curve, it will treating addicts,” said Smith. “Don’t “Take a lot of math,” said Findley. “Students can complete bankrupt the medical system. A whole the requirements in high school which will give them a leg look to just government or social generation is being wiped out due to services, look to the community but the opioid epidemic.” don’t expect applause in the beginning. Davis County isn’t immune to the see PREP | 15 This is not a popular area. We need to forum “I went to an abortion you time to think.” Continued from page 1 protest and promised The woman ended up God that I would show keeping her child and he Many WSU events up to any event where I is now a year old. “I love When I went outside could make a difference,” him with all my heart,” the sun was shining and said Taylor. “I formed said Taylor. “I’m his open to community through tears just as clear Pro-Life Utah and created honorary grandma. She Mark G Kano Insur Agcy Inc Jone Olson Insurance Agcy Inc Jennifer Bassarear Ins Agy Inc as day I could see the face a hotline for women with had a whole lot happier Mark Kano LUTCF CLU Jone Olson Jennifer Bassarear CASL/CLU 21 S. 200 W., P.O. Box 807, 94 West 200 North 107 N Main St, Ste 104, Bountiful, UT 84010 by Jenniffer WARDELL events are completely all across the U.S. to of a little boy in those unplanned pregnancies.” ending than my own.” Bountiful, UT 84011 Bountiful, UT 84010 Bus: 801-292-8291 Bus: 801-298-2636 Bus: 801-292-8413 Fax: 801-292-1344 [email protected] free. the Val. A Browning clouds.” The group promotes Taylor is looking “It goes back to (the Center. Most recently, After the abortion she education, legislation and forward to some pro-life university’s) mission of that list included said she drank herself support. “We provide a bills in the upcoming accessibility,” said Christie Cornel West, a scholar, into oblivion every Friday hand up so that women legislative session. OGDEN—You don’t have to be a college Denniston, director of author and Harvard night. “The pain in my don’t end up in an abor- “Legislators who run pro- marketing and PR for the University professor, heart was unbearable. tion clinic,” Taylor said. life bills get hammered,” student to enjoy every- thing that colleges have Lindquist College of Arts who spoke about the CoUrteSy pHoto Then five years later I She shared a story of she said. “I can’t stress & Humanities at Weber legacy of Martin Luther was pregnant with my one young woman who enough how important to offer. The honor orChesTra FesTival ConCerT Weber State State University. “We King, Jr. Performers is one of the many free events offered by daughter. I was in such was considering an abor- this is. The loudest people Eckman Ins and Fin Svcs Inc Toby H Gonzales want to make what we do in previous years have WSU’s Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities. awe of the miracle of life tion. “When she was on are on the pro-choice Wayne Eckman LUTCF Insur Agcy Inc University offers a variety 98 West 200 North Toby H. Gonzales of concerts, lectures, be accessible to all. But included everyone from within me. I realized I was the edge we offered her side. The vast majority of Bountiful, UT 84010 465 South 200 West, Suite 2, to Utah in a way that’s Gospel Music Festival, set “We don’t just do Bus: 801-292-7291 Bountiful, UT 84010 programs and other I think a lot of the time, John Denver to Audra at the same point in my education,” said Taylor. women would not choose Bus: 801-292-9424 educational, accessible for Jan. 19 from 7:30 p.m. events once or twice a events that are open people just don’t look.” McDonald to the Bolshoi and enlightening.” to midnight at the Val A. year, but 500 times,” said pregnancy when I’d had “We gave her support. We an abortion if they were The Lindquist College Ballet. the abortion (11 weeks). spent hours on the phone better informed. There to the general public. Though many of Browning Center for the Denniston. “We also Though some of the of Arts & Humanities is “We’re the largest the most notable per- Performing Arts. Later make the center available I had been an accomplice talking. Legislation played are countless women one of the biggest sources performing venue north to the murder of my own a part in it too because who share my heartache. larger events are ticketed, formances are ticketed, this month will be the to the community for including performances of public events at the of Salt Lake City, and the college also offers Honor Orchestra Festival their events. We really child.” in Utah you can’t have an Those who don’t regret university, bringing some most people don’t know As the truth and ugli- abortion after 24 weeks their abortion just don’t and presentations by a variety of free events. Concert, set for Jan. 27 open our doors.” nationally-known artists of the biggest speakers that,” said Denniston. Next up will be the 18th starting at 4 p.m. in the ness took over she knew and there’s a 72 hour regret it yet.” and performers from “We bring these people she had to do something. waiting law which gives and speakers, many Annual Weber State same location. see EVENTS | 15 Thursday, January 18, 2018Education Guide 2018 College preparation is vital

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Parents start dreaming about their child’s future from the day they are born. But kids grow up fast and suddenly that tiny baby is a teenager and college is around the corner. Applications, scholarships, grades, it can be a bit overwhelming knowing where to start. Fortunately, parents and students are not alone. Counselors at both the high school level and college level are ready to guide families through the process to find a perfect fit. “You need to start with classes in the ninth grade,” said Viewmont High School coun- selor Karen Findley. “Take as many rigorous classes as you think you can handle and focus on math. Put an emphasis on extracurricular classes too. Counselors do a lot of interest surveys to help students think about careers. We encourage parents to look at elective credits. They need to be college prep classes or in their career interests because if they discover they hate it, it’s so much cheaper to learn that in high “Take as many school than college.” Findley recommends students get job rigorous classes skills in high school as well. “You can as you think you leave Viewmont with a CNA, a mechanic certificate or welding,” can handle and she said. “It might not be what they’ll do for the rest focus on math.” of their life but they’ll have a job skill.” – Karen Findley For those students who are college bound, Findley suggests taking a tour of the campus. Viewmont also has a scholarship coordinator who will meet with students and find out what is unique about them so that they can find scholarships that are best suited to their interests. “Take a lot of math,” said Findley. “Students can complete the requirements in high school which will give them a leg

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Many WSU events open to community by Jenniffer WARDELL events are completely all across the U.S. to [email protected] free. the Val. A Browning “It goes back to (the Center. Most recently, university’s) mission of that list included OGDEN—You don’t accessibility,” said Christie Cornel West, a scholar, have to be a college Denniston, director of author and Harvard student to enjoy every- marketing and PR for the University professor, thing that colleges have Lindquist College of Arts who spoke about the CoUrteSy pHoto & Humanities at Weber legacy of Martin Luther to offer. The honor orChesTra FesTival ConCerT Weber State State University. “We King, Jr. Performers is one of the many free events offered by University offers a variety want to make what we do in previous years have WSU’s Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities. of concerts, lectures, be accessible to all. But included everyone from to Utah in a way that’s Gospel Music Festival, set “We don’t just do programs and other I think a lot of the time, John Denver to Audra educational, accessible for Jan. 19 from 7:30 p.m. events once or twice a events that are open people just don’t look.” McDonald to the Bolshoi and enlightening.” to midnight at the Val A. year, but 500 times,” said to the general public. The Lindquist College Ballet. Though many of Browning Center for the Denniston. “We also Though some of the of Arts & Humanities is “We’re the largest the most notable per- Performing Arts. Later make the center available larger events are ticketed, one of the biggest sources performing venue north formances are ticketed, this month will be the to the community for including performances of public events at the of Salt Lake City, and the college also offers Honor Orchestra Festival their events. We really and presentations by university, bringing some most people don’t know a variety of free events. Concert, set for Jan. 27 open our doors.” nationally-known artists of the biggest speakers that,” said Denniston. Next up will be the 18th starting at 4 p.m. in the and performers from “We bring these people and speakers, many Annual Weber State same location. see EVENTS | 15 12 Thursday, January 18, 2018 EDUCATION GUIDE DAVIS CLIPPER DAVIS CLIPPER EDUCATION GUIDE Thursday, January 18, 2018 13 weber state university When Camille VanAarle gradu- Business Administration to advance ates from Weber State University this his career. year, she will have visited Europe “My classes provided deeper twice and Washington, D.C. once and insight into the business world by will hold a job at a major Salt Lake learning material from both the City design firm. professors and from the personal Most importantly, she knows she experiences shared by other students, will be a better citizen and mother. professionals themselves from other VanAarle takes courses for fields and industries,” said Ergon, her interior design – professional who graduated in December 2017. sales degree just a few miles from Thanks to generous donors, the her home at the university’s Davis university will soon begin construc- County campus, Weber State Davis, tion on a third building on WSU located at 2750 N. University Park Davis’ 100-acre campus to house Blvd., Layton. Weber State’s computer science, Wanting to make changes in her software engineering and automotive life, she learned about WSU’s interior technology programs. Students at design program offered at the the campus enjoy plenty of parking campus from a TV ad. After calling space, and a seven-acre solar field the university, she also learned she provides 100 percent of the campus’ qualifies for the Dream Weber pro- electrical needs. Weber gram, which offers free tuition and In addition to WSU Davis, centers student fees to those with household in Clearfield and Farmington Station incomes of $40,000 or less. offer classes and support to more “I couldn’t believe I was going than 4,000 students each semester. State to be able to afford to go back to Forty-two percent of all Weber State school,” VanAarle said. students live in Davis County. WSU Davis students can select “One of the greatest things I’ve education from 18 academic programs, includ- enjoyed about Weber State and the ing certificate and degree programs Layton campus is really the camara- in computer science, nursing, derie and the personal relationships in your respiratory therapy and business. All with professors,” said VanAarle. “Just classes are held at the campus, which to be able to get to know them, in a is easily accessible from both I-15 small-classroom setting and to be backyard and Highway 193. able to ask questions to get the help I Luis Ergon works at Hill Air Force needed.” interior design student Camille VanAarle works with assistant Base and lives just east of the campus, professor Kristen Arnold. where he earned his Master of Submitted by WSU Financial aid tips for students heading to college As part of its monthly loans. Not all private lenders message, the Kentucky Higher offer the same rates and Education Assistance Authority benefits. 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They should visit www.advantageeducation- Another common mistake Colleges send each student course, students should also apply for federal student loans loan.com. is waiting until the last minute who has applied for student consider other factors, such before applying for private 14 Thursday, January 18, 2018 EDUCATION GUIDE DAVIS CLIPPER Davis Tech student soars to success after losing business Phillip Harmston knew winter less.” Reno, Nev. would be tough. He had moved to Salt Hoping to get back on his feet, But Phillip hasn’t forgotten where he Lake and was sleeping in his van, after Phillip enrolled at Davis Technical came from, or how quickly things can the collapse of the business he had College (Davis Tech). Today, Phillip is change. That’s why Phillip is committed started with his brother in Roosevelt, enrolled concurrently at Davis Tech’s to helping others. He and his family visit Utah. Many who had means or ability Electrician Apprentice program and the homeless and help people in need. offered little, but the most meaningful Weber State University’s Electrical Last summer, Phillip took his youngest help came from people who had noth- Engineering program. He was a finalist son to an orphanage in Mexico, where ing. A recovering drug addict with a in Davis Tech’s Student of the Year com- they helped construct a home for a single room and little else offered Phillip petition, where he won a $750 scholar- young family. a place to stay out of the cold. Later Courtesy ship. He maintains a 4.00 and 3.66 GPA “When you’re down and out, the help came from a complete stranger phillip harmston was a finalist in Davis and was recently promoted to electrical thing that will pick you up the fastest who provided a room and bed for free Tech’s Student of the Year competition. designer in his new job. Phillip will is when you go out and support other until Phillip could find a place for represent Weber State in February on people,” Phillip says. “It’s a journey himself and his family to settle down. “even though we don’t think we do a team at the Associated Schools of together. It’s not a journey alone.” “We have so much,” Phillip says, sometimes, and others get by on much Construction Regional Competition in Submitted by Davis Tech 14 Thursday, January 18, 2018 EDUCATION GUIDE DAVIS CLIPPER DAVIS CLIPPER EDUCATION GUIDE Thursday, January 18, 2018 15 PrEP tions in the library.” Continued from page 11 Counselors start working with Davis Tech student soars to success after losing business students as early as eighth and ninth Phillip Harmston knew winter less.” Reno, Nev. grade, Findley said. “They do a College Pick up your 2018 Clipper Calendar would be tough. He had moved to Salt Hoping to get back on his feet, But Phillip hasn’t forgotten where he up. Kids will take the ACT their junior and Career Ready (CCR) meeting with Lake and was sleeping in his van, after Phillip enrolled at Davis Technical came from, or how quickly things can year and then we recommend taking a ninth graders to map out classes for the the collapse of the business he had College (Davis Tech). Today, Phillip is change. That’s why Phillip is committed second one in October of their senior next four years,” she said. “Juniors have started with his brother in Roosevelt, enrolled concurrently at Davis Tech’s to helping others. He and his family visit y e ar.” the CCR and sophomores and seniors Some colleges have very competitive have a group CCR and talk about it in NOW! Utah. Many who had means or ability Electrician Apprentice program and the homeless and help people in need. offered little, but the most meaningful Weber State University’s Electrical Last summer, Phillip took his youngest admission requirements but there are c l a s s .” help came from people who had noth- Engineering program. He was a finalist son to an orphanage in Mexico, where plenty of others that will admit everyone Viewmont posts ongoing informa- ing. A recovering drug addict with a in Davis Tech’s Student of the Year com- they helped construct a home for a who applies provided they graduate tion on the school’s website to assist FREE single room and little else offered Phillip petition, where he won a $750 scholar- young family. from high school. “Students usually parents and students with deadlines, a place to stay out of the cold. Later ship. 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It’s not a journey alone.” Viewmont offers an assembly in the ments for eighth through 12th graders. fall for seniors where the students divide “Parents need to ask ‘am I just getting “We have so much,” Phillip says, sometimes, and others get by on much Construction Regional Competition in Submitted by Davis Tech photo by Louise R. Shaw up and talk to representatives from all them into college or preparing them for

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Courtesy conTinuing To pracTice The fundamenTals is how a child can become and stay excellent. The power of practicing

“It is a mistake to think ball. But if all the players that the practice of my art have to think about it has become easy to me. I each time, they cannot assure you, dear friend, no win a game. You have to one has given so much care know how to shoot to win to the study of composition a game. The transition as I. There is scarcely a from the thinking stage famous master in music to the knowing stage is whose works I have not achieved through prac- frequently and diligently tice. Practice enables us studied.” — Wolfgang to know how to do things Amadeus Mozart automatically, and it The Kumon Program decreases the risk of mak- can be compared more ing a mistake. This is why, accurately to sport and despite being the greatest music training than to basketball player in the traditional tutoring. game, LeBron James When children learn stays late after the team how to play the violin practice to deliberately or baseball, results are practice his free throw not expected to happen shots. Continuing to overnight, although they practice the fundamentals are asked to practice is how you become and often. Becoming good at stay excellent. the piano, tennis, math, “Basketball is an or reading requires a intricate, high-speed game commitment to steadily filled with split-second, practicing and not spontaneous decisions. But giving up. Instructors are that spontaneity is possible academic coaches that only when everyone first guide children to improve engages in hours of highly their skills through repetitive and structured practice and to reach practice – perfecting their specific goals. shooting, dribbling, and There are two stages passing and running plays in learning a particular over and over again – and skill: the thinking stage agrees to play a carefully and the knowing stage. defined role on the court. When children learn how . . . spontaneity isn’t to play basketball, they random.” — Malcolm need to think about how Gladwell to correctly shoot the Submitted by Kumon Useful things you # can do with today’s 7 newspaper. . . (after you read it, Wrapping for of course) freezing meat. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 2018 Lice problem has parents scratching their heads

With the beginning of a new don’t move. The lice are about the size of a sesame seed.” year, most people are making School-age children are especially resolutions and susceptible, but anyone can get lice, setting goals – not Ward said. “They can lay 50 to 150 eggs Becky Ginos so the sooner you spot them the better,” Staff Writer looking for lice. he said. “People who have an infestation There’s a major won’t necessarily be scratching so they “ick” factor to the subject but don’t know. Symptoms can take up to six weeks. Parents may get a note from head lice infestations are most school so they know their child might common in January with 6 to 12 have it. Generally, if one member of the family has it there’s a 68 percent chance million children 3 to 11 years someone else in the family will have lice old fighting the little critters each too.” year. Parents should watch for: “January is a good month for parents • Itching – if a child is scratching his to check their kids,” said Adam Ward, head a lot that’s a good sign something is co-owner of the Lice Clinics of America going on. – Clearfield and COO for the corporate • Redness on the scalp – there might office. “A lot of times with families getting be a red area the more they scratch. together and more people in closer • Sleep problems – a child may have spaces, sharing beds and pillows it’s difficulty sleeping because of the itching easy to transfer from one head to another sensation. head.” • Visual – people reach up and find Ward said parents should get a good a bug. If you see it obviously you are quality lice comb and run it through their infected. child’s hair periodically. “It can pick up “Head lice have been around for as hatched bugs and eggs that have firmly long as humans have,” said Ward. “Head attached to the hair,” he said. “A rat lice are the most prevalent type. They’ve tail comb will also work to see bugs and eggs. Eggs are easier to see because they n See “LICE” p. 25 The real exercise secret is sticking with it

The news is always full of whatever the to the ultimate exercise routine is finding one you’re When you willing to do regularly for weeks, months and even newest “it” exercise routine is, from Pilates years. There are benefits to most of the popular exercise to Zumba to whatever new craze will be routines out there, as well as simpler ones that have gotta go around the bend next week. All of them been around for decades, but those benefits come only if you stick with the routines. Exercising a few times a JeNNIFFeR promise that this is week, and ideally every day, is vital if you want to see A cross-country Delta flight WARDELL the exercise routine results. en route from New York to clipper Staff that will make you Awhile ago, I started taking a walk every day to try Seattle made an unscheduled writer and balance out the fact that I spend most of my day lose the weight, sitting. I’d “power walk” for my set distance, putting as stop in Billings, Montana. It build muscle, and much speed and effort into it as I could and leaving my wasn’t bad weather or an poor out-of-shape self aching. Because it always left me equipment malfunction that finally get you tired and aching, it wouldn’t take much to convince me healthier. This is to skip my walk for the day. During the winter, I tended forced the pilot to land; it the exercise routine that will work, when to stop doing my walks entirely. was the stopped up toilets Needless to say, my progress was limited. Any nothing else you’ve tried will. exercise is better than sitting, but I wasn’t losing weight on the plane that caused the What they don’t tell you is that all of that depends on “emergency landing.” whether or not you stick with it. Though hardly anyone likes to admit it, the real secret n See “SECRET” p. 25 DAVIS CLIPPER THRIVE Thursday, January 18, 2018 19 Signs it’s time to seek alternative treatments for over medicated kids

Parents of children up spending a lot of money the training goals from the suffering from ADD, and their children aren’t brain map. The results are seeing permanent results.” lasting and there are no side ADHD or other brain- Carlton knows from effects, Carlton says. based disorders can personal experience what ADD and ADHD are far grow frustrated and even it’s like to seek drug-free from the only conditions desperate as they seek to treatments for brain-based Carlton treats. His patients stem the difficulties they disorders. Years ago, he include adults and children and their children face suffered from bipolar disorder suffering from a multitude and felt as if he “spent of disorders, including daily. half my life in line at the depression, autism, seizures, Often, medicating the pharmacy” until he discovered traumatic brain injuries and children becomes not just a neurofeedback training. post-traumatic-stress disorder. last resort, but a first resort. Already a health professional, But finding alternatives to “Parents will try whatever he evolved over time from prescription drugs for young they can to help their neurofeedback patient to people has become a rallying child, and that includes practitioner. cry for him. turning to prescription Carlton refers to “What are we teaching drugs,” says Dr. Ed Carlton, neurofeedback as “fitness kids by handing them drugs founder of the Carlton training for the brain.” It uses to solve their problems?” he Neurofeedback Center (www. “operant conditioning,” a asks. “We’re teaching them carltonneurofeedbackcenter. term that refers to the brain’s the answer to their problems is com) and author of the book natural ability to learn from in that bottle.” The Answer. experience, which in turn can “While these can prove help it heal. About Dr. Ed Carlton effective, they have a long list Here’s how it works: The Dr. Ed Carlton is of potential side effects. They as Ritalin and Adderall have minor thing, but for others it a number of side effects. can be a significant and swift process begins with a brain founder of the Carlton don’t correct the underlying map, which locates the Neurofeedback Center (www. cause of the ADD or ADHD They can cause a teenager drop in weight, and that’s or child to have trouble naturally going to be alarming specific areas that need help carltonneurofeedbackcenter. symptoms, and they must be to function more efficiently. com) and author of the taken daily.” sleeping. They can lead to dry to parents, Carlton says. mouth, headaches, dizziness, • Cost is becoming too Once these areas are book The Answer. He is a Carlton says there are identified, neurofeedback chiropractor, but prior to that plenty of reasons why parents irritability and anxiety. much. When drugs take care • The child is losing of the symptoms, but not training can improve their worked for nine years as an would want to get their function. The technology engineer. Carlton’s interest children off medications, but weight. One additional side the underlying causes of a effect of Ritalin and Adderall problem, their use becomes uses computers to monitor in his current profession just a few signs that it’s time to brain-wave patterns while the came about because of his make that move include: is a loss of appetite. Some never ending. “To be effective, children start to lose weight at drugs like Ritalin and Adderall patient relaxes and watches own experience with bipolar • The child doesn’t like a movie or video. The visual disorder. the way the drugs make them an unhealthy rate. For some, must be taken daily,” Carlton the weight loss might be a says. “Over time, parents end and audio inputs are varied, feel. Prescription drugs such providing feedback based on Turning failure into success

It’s called the Museum of Failure but the touring exhibition that opened in Los Angeles this holiday season is anything but a failure, says the Association of Mature American Citizens [AMAC]. Samuel West, a Swedish doctor who calls himself an “innovation researcher,” has put together a collection of 100 real clunkers that some of the world’s most successful companies produced and recalled over the years. And, it is attracting quite a bit of interest. It includes the line of frozen dinners that Colgate tried to market in the 1980s. Also on display is Coca-Cola BlāK, the company’s attempt to cash in on the high-priced coffee craze in the mid 1990s. The concoction was a blend of coffee and Diet Coke with what Dr. West described as “disgusting.” 20 Thursday, January 18, 2018 THRIVE DAVIS CLIPPER DAVIS CLIPPER THRIVE Thursday, January 18, 2018 21 January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month

Glaucoma, often referred to as the one or both eyes. People may R. Parry, president and CEO of “sneak thief of sight,” affects close experience glaucoma differently. Prevent Blindness. to 3 million Americans ages 40 and Usually, glaucoma affects side vision “However, vision older. Unfortunately, a recent study (peripheral vision) first. Late in the loss can be slowed from Prevent Blindness projects that disease, glaucoma may cause “tunnel with early diagnosis number to increase nearly 50 percent vision.” In this condition, the person and treatment. Talk by 2032. can only see straight ahead. That’s with your eye care As the population of the United why someone with glaucoma can professional today to States ages, the number of age-related have good central vision. However, find out if you are at risk eye disease cases is projected to even central vision can be seriously and, if you have been grow. Glaucoma, one of the most damaged. diagnosed, what the common eye diseases, currently affects For those who have been right treatment options nearly 3 million people ages 40 diagnosed with glaucoma, Prevent are for you.” and older, according to the Prevent Blindness recommends: The American Academy Blindness report, “Future of Vision: • Patients should remember to of Ophthalmology’s Forecasting the Prevalence and Costs take notes. Write down questions EyeCare America program of Vision Problems.” Additionally, the in advance to make the most of eye provides eye care at numbers are estimated to increase by doctor visits. no out-of-pocket cost to nearly 50 percent to 4.3 million by • Explain to their eye doctor how medically underserved 2032 and by more than 90 percent to the medicines they are taking affect seniors age 65 and older, 5.5 million by 2050. them. and glaucoma exams to January has been declared as • Make sure to tell all of your other those at increased risk. For National Glaucoma Awareness doctors about the eye medicines and more information, visit www. Month by Prevent Blindness and other all other drugs you’re taking. aao.org/eyecareamerica. leading eye health organizations, in • Read more about glaucoma and an effort to help educate the public how to live with it. Free resources, About Prevent Blindness advocacy, certified vision screening on the disease, including risk factors such as the Prevent Blindness program, Founded in 1908, Prevent Blindness and training, community and patient and treatment options. Prevent “Living Well with Low Vision,” provide is the nation’s leading volunteer service programs and research. These Blindness offers a dedicated web page patients with information on how to eye health and safety organization services are made possible through providing patients and their caregivers maintain their independence and dedicated to fighting blindness and the generous support of the American with additional free information at quality of life. Resources are also saving sight. Focused on promoting public. Together with a network https://www.preventblindness.org/ available to caregivers through the a continuum of vision care, Prevent of affiliates, Prevent Blindness is glaucoma. Its toll free number is (800) program. Blindness touches the lives of committed to eliminating preventable 331-2020. “Once vision is lost from glaucoma, millions of people each year through blindness in America. Glaucoma may develop in it cannot be restored,” said Hugh public and professional education,

Get routine eye exams

I have several patients Aging vision from the condition. tell me each week that This is why a routine their vision is poor EyE HEalTH eye exam can be so but that they haven’t Dr. Trent important. done anything about it RichaRds If the clarity of your because they figured that Ophthalmologist, vision seems to fluctuate was just a normal part Tanner Clinic during the day, that may of aging. I have come to be a sign that you are realize that this is a very suffering from dry eye. common misconception If your tear film is poor, among the older total blindness, unless then your vision will also population, because it removed. Fortunately, be poor. A great way is actually not “normal” cataract surgery has to start treating dry eye to lose your vision as advanced into what is is with over-the-counter you age. If you have now an easy 10 minute artificial tears. You can lost some vision, there is surgery that can not place a drop in your likely a specific reason only restore your vision, eyes four times a day, why this has occurred. but actually give you and if this does not help, The good news is that improved vision without you should see your eye we can often fix the needing glasses. doctor who can develop problem and restore your Glaucoma is a a treatment plan. eye health. condition that can cause There are many Cataracts are a you to painlessly lose other conditions that very common cause your peripheral vision may contribute to vision for people to lose their so slowly that you don’t loss, such as macular vision as they age. They notice it until you have degeneration or droopy typically start slowly permanently lost a eyelids, so it is a good and can progress into a significant portion of idea to have a yearly serious condition which your eye sight. If we eye exam once you impacts one’s ability catch the glaucoma are in your 60s to to read, drive and see early, we can start help screen for the clearly. Cataracts will treating it and potentially development of these continue to worsen, eliminate any loss of conditions. potentially causing 22 Thursday, January 18, 2018 THRIVE DAVIS CLIPPER DAVIS CLIPPER thrive Thursday, January 18, 2018 23 2018 Resolution Time to update your medication list

Modern medicine has in what dose – travels with produced an astonishing that patient throughout the array of medication to health care system, and that cure infections, prevent life any changes to that list are threatening complications shared with other providers. of chronic disease and This requires specific steps alleviate pain and suffering. as well as clear roles and Unfortunately medication responsibilities. But the first can also cause harm. When challenge – and it can be a this happens it is called an significant one – is getting the adverse drug reaction or initial list of medications right. event. An up-to-date medication Adverse drug events are a list provides real-time large public health problem. information to health care According to the Centers providers at the point of both of Disease Control and prescribing and dispensing Prevention (CDC) they cause to support informed, shared over 700,000 emergency decision making about adding department visits in the U.S. an additional medicine to a each year, resulting in nearly patients’ existing medicine 120,000 patients needing regimen. It also creates an to be hospitalized for further opportunity to conduct a treatment. As more people medicine checkup to ensure take more medicines, the that duplicate or unnecessary risk of adverse events may medicines are not being increase. Those 65 and older, taken. typically on more medications, It is important that the list are twice as likely to have an contain pertinent information, adverse drug reaction and such as dosages and seven times more likely to be frequency of medications hospitalized because of it. being taken by the individual. Some medication requires The simple remedy is to keep blood testing to make sure the an updated medication list. patient is on the right dose. This list can be hand-written Over 40% of emergency or typed by the caregiver visits which require patients along with the participation to be hospitalized are of the individual, and should caused by just a few of these be confirmed with the general medicines which require physicians who prescribe the regular monitoring with blood medications. Unfortunately, tests. in some cases, the list may Common drugs that can have to be updated after each require monitoring are: doctor’s appointment. The • Blood thinners (e.g., most important information on warfarin) the list amounts to five different • Diabetes medicines (e.g., key points: insulin) • Medications taken • Seizure medicines (e.g., • Exact medication dosage phenytoin, carbamazepine, • Frequency that the valproic acid) medication is taken • Heart medicine (e.g., • The reason why the digoxin) medication is being taken. When a patient is admitted • The date that the list was to the hospital the risk of an last updated adverse drug event does not When listing the medicines go away, instead it can be taken, be sure to include: loop and in control of their develop their own medication • How to Create a Pill magnified. The importance prescription, over-the-counter own health care decisions. It is lists. You can start creating a Card (AHRQ) of knowing what the patient medications, vitamins and Important that a person knows complete and accurate health • My Medicine has been taking will directly supplements. what they are taking and why profile by visiting https:// List (American Society of affect the treatment plan in the Having an accurate they are taking it. They should lakeviewhospital.com/ Health-System Pharmacists); hospital. medications list is important be able to explain to others myhealthone/ can be filled out electronically One of the most for the health care workers, the purpose of the treatments The following websites also and saved to computer for challenging aspects of but most importantly, it is being received. If the patient offer templates for medications printing out as needed medication safety in the beneficial for the person knows this information the lists that can be downloaded. • My Personal Medication hospital involves ensuring that taking the medications. Being incidence of adverse drug • My Medication Record (AARP) accurate information about a able to understand events is reduced significantly. Record (National Association • My Medication patient’s medications – what medications taken helps the There are numerous resources of Chain Drug Stores and Record (FDA) he or she is taking, when, and patient feel like they are in the available to help patients APhA) 24 Thursday, January 18, 2018 THRIVE DAVIS CLIPPER Whiplash and the chiropractic lifestyle

Collisions that occur Jerry be forced out of their Park, DC during sporting events, Park Chiropractic, LLC normal position. slips, falls or automobile Chiropractors are crashes can all have a experts in the care of the damaging effect on your bones, nerves, muscles neck and back. These and connective tissues types of collision-related that make up about 60 injuries are often called supportive muscles percent of your body. a “whiplash.” and actually lengthen All of the joints in your The resulting recovery time. body are part of this instability of the spine Most auto-related musculo-skeletal system and soft tissues can whiplash injuries occur and its optimal function contribute to headaches, when a car is stopped is necessary for overall dizziness, blurred and occupants are good health. vision, pain in the unaware that they are I recommend a care shoulders, arms and about to be hit from the program that may AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT? hands, reduced ability side or from behind. include specific non- BACK PAIN? • NECK PAIN? • HEADACHE? • SHOULDER PAIN? to turn and bend, and Even though the car force spinal adjustments, low back problems. As may have received little but also exercise, NON-FORCE CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENTS (DNFT) PROVIDED the body attempts to damage, occupants improved nutrition or adapt, symptoms may can suffer serious spinal other conservative FOR THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS RESULTING not appear until weeks injuries. methods of care based FROM AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT: or even months later. A common result on your health history, I recommend an of acceleration/ age, current condition Headaches, neck pain, approach to these deceleration injuries and lifestyle. types of injuries of (whiplash) is the back pain, sciatica, using specific non- loss of the normal Dr. Jerry Park of Park numbness/tingling, force adjustments to forward curve of Chiropractic is a carpel tunnel, shoulder pain, help normalize spinal the neck, causing qualified practitioner of function. After a chiropractic, orthopedic chiropractic medicine, TMJ and other areas that thorough case history or neurological Directional Non-Force are bothering you. and examination, I examination findings. Technique expert, usually recommend a Occupants often and feet orthotics series of visits to help suffer more than the professional. He can YOUR AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE restore proper motion car. Whiplash is most be reached at Park and position of spinal commonly received Chiropractic, LLC, 224 MAY COVER MOST OR SPECIAL OFFER bones. If caught early from riding in a car that So Main St., Centerville, FIRST VISIT CONSULTATION enough, inflammation is struck from behind 801-292-2299. ALL YOUR TREATMENTS! AND SPINAL EVALUATION FREE! can be reduced and or that collides with More information Come in and let us show you how we can help relieve pain scar tissue can often be another object. When is also available at 224 S. Main St., #1 • Centerville, UT. and correct spinal problems resulting from your auto accident. minimized. the head is suddenly ParkChiropractic.net. (Bring this Coupon when you come for your appointment) In relation to whiplash jerked back and forth 801-292-2299 injury which is caused beyond its normal by the sudden movement limits, the muscles and Park Chiropractic, LLC of the head backward, ligaments supporting forward or sideways, the head and spine can here are few things to be stretched or torn. remember: The soft, pulpy discs A cervical collar, between spinal bones when worn too long, can bulge, tear, or can further weaken rupture. Vertebrae can Have You Scheduled Your Yearly 801-797-9121 Skin/Mole 320 West 500 South Ste., 210 Bountiful, Utah Exam? above Ski’N See

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In the six months or so since I Secret started my new walking routine, I’ve Continued from p. 18 lost 13 pounds. It certainly hasn’t made me skinny – I still say yes to or getting less tired and it was all too cookies far too often for that – but it’s easy to get frustrated. For awhile, I more change than I’ve seen in all my told myself that this was all my body years of trying to exercise. I can feel was capable of. how much stronger my legs are, and Then, almost accidentally, I I can see the difference in my shape changed my perspective. I slowed when I look in the mirror. down, cutting it back to a pace But it took time. More importantly, that even my out of shape self felt it took steady, daily effort, plugging comfortable with, and started walking away at my exercise goals through a lot more. I made myself go out and all the frustrating days and weeks do my route every day, rain or shine, when I couldn’t see any difference. and because the experience was no And if I want to see more changes, longer painful it became easier to particularly to my tragically small arm make myself do it. I added shorter muscles, I’ll have to find another set walks throughout the day, brief trips of exercises I’m willing to keep doing around the office that I tried to do at every single day. least once an hour.

others helps,” he said. available, Ward said. from about $40 for the “But it’s satisfying to got their life back. Lice “Loose hair gives lice The Lice Clinic uses a kit up to $165 for full see parents who have It’s nice to work in a Continued from p. 18 the opportunity to grab medical device called service. tried everything and are business that has such onto somebody else’s the AirAlle that kills lice “There’s a certain frustrated get results. an immediate, positive adapted very well to hair strand.” and 99.2 percent of ‘ick’ factor,” said Ward. They’re happy they impact on families.” that environment on a The most important lice eggs without using head. It’s warm and thing is to be vigilante pesticides. They also close to a food source in looking for lice, he sell kits for parents to (blood).” said. “We encourage use at home. There are some myths people to be open “We don’t When it Comes to Local News as to how someone gets about it and get rid of recommend using any lice he said. “People the stigma so others of the over-the-counter will say they got it from know to check,” said pesticide products movie theater seats, etc. Ward. “People think because they are only They’ll go to extremes they’ll be shunned but about 25 percent like bagging up stuffed lots of people get head effective now,” he said. animals and everything lice. Often when we’re “I’ve also heard of in the house but that’s treating a family we’ll concoctions like putting not necessary,” said ask if there are others mayonnaise in the hair Ward. “You just need who might have been but that can take eight to treat the head. It’s exposed so we can let hours to work and it’s unlikely the lice will them know so they can hard to get it evenly come off the head that be checked as well.” coated.” easily. You can wash If it does happen The clinic’s treatment your hair and it won’t there are treatments options range in price knock them out too well. It has no bearing on economics. You can have lots of money and get lice. It’s not an issue Kid’s Dentistry 1 of hygiene. If anything ™ they like a clean environment.” with a Woman’s Touch Only One Source is Focused Exclusively The best way to New Patients Welcome Infants to Young Adults The Davis stop lice is avoiding on Davis County - head to head contact. Clipper “That’s easy to say but kids aren’t going to remember not to For less than 70¢ per week you can have put their heads next the Clipper mailed to your home. SUBSCRIBE to other kids on the playground,” he TODAY!

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FARMINGTON—In the old days • Sealants • Tooth Colored Fillings kids went behind the barn to look at porn magazines. Nowadays, it’s right in their hands anytime day or night, and You may be hugging some teens are using their smartphones to create their own pornography by sending inappropriate photos to each other known as “sexting.” “It’s the number one issue that we deal with in the student and family County Attorney’s Office who inves- resources department at the district,” tigates such crimes. “They just avoid said Chris Williams, director of “We’re going the subject. I was at a school after the somebody with lice and Communications & Operations for district’s letter went out and I asked who 1 year - 52 weeks for Davis School District. “It used to be had talked about it with their parents  • Nitrous Oxide • Pediatric Sedation pictures.’ It might be an innocuous to ask students substance abuse but now it’s sexting by and not a single hand went up. Parents request but to teens they think nude.” are not following through.” far.” Go means to leave the conversation to no, go and The agent recommends that parents In light of the growing problem, the and go find a trusted adult, he said. show.” district sent out a letter to parents right look at their children’s phones on a “Kids get the message and there’s peer regular basis. “Check their activity,” he before winter break warning them of pressure to give up pictures, they might — Chris Williams the dangers of misusing smartphones said. “There should never be a reason be ostracized if they don’t. Show the for them to take their phone into the | 4 only $35 call: 801-295-2251 don’t know it. However, and encouraging them to talk with their message or video to a trusted adult. see SEXTING children. They have more experience in life than “We’re trying to focus on the idea parents don’t think it can happen to a junior high or high school student them, especially their daughters,” said of what you were told when you were has.” an undercover agent with the Davis a kid and caught on fire – stop, drop However, often parents don’t believe and roll,” said Williams. “We’re going their child could be involved in such to ask students to no, go and show. Say behaviors. “The biggest issue is that ‘no’ and set clear boundaries. Someone members to go behind another ext 120 to start receiving might say ‘hey beautiful let me see some it spreads more through council member’s back?” asked and did not allow any public one woman during a brief comment before the decision public comment period. “Are asking for his resignation in was made. you a dictator? We didn’t get Kaysville mayor defendslight of a recent censure investigation Peopleof incouncil the audience to memberweigh in on it.” The crowd On Staff at Primary Children’s Hospital packed crowd became raucous, involving extortion allegations. started shouting out and Witt | - 6 calling her a dictator and Witt excused Adams before had to use the gavel multiple see CENSURE by Becky GINOS accusing the council of being the vote citing conflict of inter times to quiet the crowd. the Clipper 1370 S. 500 W., families than schools.” [email protected] unethical. est and Adams left the room. “Is it ethical of the council The council voted unani- The council proceeded to take mously to pass a resolution a vote with little discussion KAYSVILLE—Newly sworn censuring Council member in mayor Katie Witt got off to Dave Adams and respectfully Weekdays: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - Noon a rocky start in her first city See Inside council meeting last week as a Btfl Ward recommends Learn more about the bitcoin craze, Davis County’s financial health, and more in our Financial Focus section, starting on school age girls pull page 11. their hair back or up in Colleen P. Taylor, D.M.D. a bun to help prevent Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry the spread of lice. “The 801-292-2828 • dentalcare4kids.com® NEWS • EVENTS • SPORTS • ENTERTAINMENT • LOCAL VALUES less loose hair that 535 E. Medical Dr. Btfl. UT 84010 comes in contact with Arts & Entertainment in Davis County ShowcaseTHURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 2018

audiEncEs at the premiere of William oldroyd’s “Lady Macbeth,” part of last year’s Sundance Film Festival.

CourTeSy pHoTo visitors explore a previous Snow Horse Art Gallery exhibit. The gallery is run by the Davis Arts Council. Student art sought for Snow Horse © 2017 SunDAnCe InSTITuTe | pHoTo by JonATHAn HICkerSon exhibit Last chances to experience by Jenniffer WARDELL [email protected] It’s a chance for teens Sundance Film Festival ‘18 to express themselves, and maybe win a little prize money in the process. by Jenniffer WARDELL less likely to hit The Davis Arts [email protected] sundancE institutE theaters than the Council is currently executive Director movies with big seeking entries for their Sundance is right around the keri putnam, Festival Hollywood names 2018 Student Art Show, corner, but there’s still time to Director John Cooper – especially the which is set to open Jan. get involved. and president and short films – but 26 at the Snow Horse This year’s Sundance Film Founder of Sundance deliver stories Art Gallery at the Davis Festival is running Jan. 18-28, Institute robert redford that can be just as Conference Center in and even though many of the at last year’s Day one gripping. Layton. The show is tickets have been sold out there’s press Conference. This open to all sophomores, still plenty of opportunities for year’s press conference E-waitlist juniors and seniors at fun left. From soaking in the will be livestreamed at If you have any Davis County high ambiance to snagging tickets sundance.org. your heart set school, and prize money to one of the festival’s free on a particular will be handed out for screenings, all it takes is a little show, however, you might first, second and third planning and persistence to get want to head to the e-waitlist. place winners, as well as your own taste of Sundance. The easiest way to do that is to honorable mentions. download the Sundance 2018 “The Davis Arts Buying last-minute tickets app, available for a variety of Council will also If you missed the locals only platforms. In order to get on purchase a piece for our sale, that doesn’t necessarily the list, you have to create an permanent gallery,” said mean you’ve missed your last account through sundance. Kym Ridl, marketing and chance for tickets. Individual org and log in through the app. development coordina- tickets are now on sale at sun- Sadly, e-waitlist tickets aren’t tor for the Davis Arts dance.org/festivals/sundance- guaranteed, and you need to be Council. film-festival/get-tickets (click at the theater at least a half hour The arts council © 2017 SunDAnCe InSTITuTe | pHoTo by SpenCer C. AMonWATvorAkuL early if you want any chance of on the tickets link at the top of Since this is the last sale now’s the time to explore the awards $1,000 to the first the page). Tickets are $20 to $25 snagging one. place winner, $500 to the before the festival many of the documentary section and some The e-waitlist is also the best each, and will be available until most buzzed-about movies are of the short film collections they’re sold out. already full. Because of that, shown by the festival. Both are | see Art | 28 see SundAnce 28 DAVIS CLIPPER ShowcaSe Thursday, January 18, 2018 27 Awards season, good movies, and critic insanity t’s award season again, “different” normally translates otherwise known as the Movie to “really weird.” The result is I time average moviegoers a bunch of critics nodding at start to seriously question the each other in agreement, and sanity of the average movie Beat most people questioning our critic. Jenniffer sanity. I don’t blame them, really. WARDELL So what does this mean Because the movies that are Movie critic, member for the average movie review nominated for awards are of the Utah Film reader? First, know that if Critics hardly ever the ones the public Association a critic ever calls a movie actually fell in love with, and “forgettable fun,” that means often not even movies the public it’s somehow managed to cut actually liked (if they saw them through their extremely thick at all). Movies such as “Three shell of cynicism and charmed Billboards Outside Ebbing, managed their heart for a few moments. Missouri” and “The Disaster © Columbia piCtures to be one of the top 10 highest That means the movie is enough Artist” are loved both by movie grossing movies of 2018 after of a delight that most people critics and the awards industry, only 19 days in theaters (Box would go crazy over it (the new but as neither of them have Office Mojo had it ranked “Jumanji” is one of those movies, managed to earn even $30,000 ninth, coming in more than though a few of the jokes might yet (according to Box Office $20,000,000 ahead be a bit much for younger kids). Mojo) it’s pretty clear the public Audiences of “Justice League”) Sometimes, it might be didn’t agree. tend to go and critics largely worth it to skim through the I can’t blame them there, for movies ignored it. list of movies we decide we love either. Yes, I gave both movies like “Jumanji: The reason and see if any of them might good reviews, but the truth Welcome to the for this is because be worth your time. If you’re a is that they were both tense, Jungle” (above), watching too many fan of coming-of-age movies, morally ambivalent movies while critics tend movies warps “Lady Bird” (which just won two with extremely niche plotlines. to go for movies your brain. I’m not Golden Globes) is actually pretty “Three Billboards” has what like “three kidding – seeing great. Don’t let the fact that it’s may be the least informative- billboards every single movie being talked about in the same sounding title in film history, © a24 outside ebbing, that comes out in breath as “Disaster Artist” chase though it ends up being very Meanwhile, movies like “Jumanji: Welcome to the missouri,” (left). theaters leaves them you away. appropriate for the film. “The “Wonder Woman,” which was Jungle,” which had made all such a blur that And every once in awhile, Disaster Artist” is about the a beautifully made, beautifully $248,275,093 domestically after critics are automatically drawn know that we might actually making of a truly awful film acted movie that dominated only 18 days in theaters, has to whatever is different. It’s a be right when we call a movie that’s gained cult popularity in the box office, are completely gotten decent reviews but was relief for them, a new experi- terrible. You’re free to ignore us, certain circles but is completely ignored during awards largely dismissed as “fun but ence in a sea of familiar ones, of course, but we did try to warn unknown by most people. season. And movies such as forgettable” by critics. The movie but when it comes to movies you. Design contest combines architecture, legos by Jenniffer WARDELL “Through imagina- to collaboratively Judging will occur second place is $1,000, and the city’s architectural [email protected] tive problem solving we research, design, test on Feb. 16. Five industry and third place is $500. history. can create a prosperous and deploy educational professionals will Among the student win- “The exhibit will It’s a chance to design future,” said Drew Ehrgott entertainment. Once the determine winners based ners, first place is $1,750, contain large Lego builds the building of the future. at The Leonardo. “Build designs are completed, all on six different criteria: second place is $500, and of historic or interesting The Leonardo, in part- the Future is a call to entrants should submit innovation, place, beauty, third place is $250. buildings in Salt Lake nership with AIA Utah, envision that prospect.” their ideas to the website regeneration, happiness The first place winners City, while providing is giving Davis County In the contest, entrants in PDF format. Further and equity. in both categories will visitors with exciting architects and students are asked to design a new details about how to sub- The contest offers a also be built using Legos, information about the the chance to share their office building for a small mit the design, including variety of cash prizes, and will be displayed city and different Lego vision in the “Build the Salt Lake City entertain- the design essay/abstract, both at the professional in The Leonardo’s City challenges that get them Future: Architectural ment studio in 2067. The can be found online and student levels. First Blocks exhibit. The thinking like a city plan- Design Competition.” studio is part of a larger at the contest’s place in the profes- exhibit, set to open in ner,” said Ehrgott. Submissions are now complex that was built in website. sional category late February, is intended Registration from open for the competition, 2017, but they need a is $3,500, to give visitors a new now until Jan. 31 is $50 which hopes to encour- new space for 100 perspective on both the for professionals, and $20 age forward thinking employ- design for students. After Feb. by seeking designs for a ees pro- 1, registration is $75 for theoretical future office cess professionals and $30 for building in 2067. students. The designs will For more be included information about as part of the different museum’s aspects of upcoming the contest City and to Blocks register, exhibit, visit the- which combines leonardo.org/ municipal archi- build-future. tecture and Legos. photo Courtesy of the lego group 28 Thursday, January 18, 2018 SHOWCASE DAVIS CLIPPER

AmericA A previous to me, student art exhibit part of this at the snow horse year’s Indie Gallery. episodic program

Courtesy of sundanCe InstItute | Photo by PartICIPant MedIa panels and times, visit SundAnCE sundance.org/festivals/ Continued from page 26 sundance-film-festival/ program/offscreen. way to try your hand at one of the fest’s free A musical touch screenings, set for Jan. Though it’s not 20, 21, 25, 26 and 27. announced on the The screening will be official Sundance site, held at Tower Theatre the festival’s musical in Salt Lake on Jan. 21 entries will once again and 25, and at the Park make it all the way Avenue Theatre in Park down to the valley. This Courtesy Photo City the rest of the days. year’s Sundance Cafe The films shown will be will be held at Copper be hung. The minimum landmark that appears be dropped off at the dependent on the most Common, a bar and Art popular films at the Continued from page 26 finished size, including depending on the snow Davis Conference Center. restaurant located at frame, is 12 inches by level in the mountains The exhibit is set to close festival up to that point, 111 Broadway, Suite and will be announced 16 inches, though larger located to the east of the Feb. 23, and all art must 190, in Salt Lake City. second place winner, $250 artwork is acceptable. gallery. be picked up from the just before the screen- Two bands will play ings actually happen. to the third place winner, All frames must be hung Due to the shape of conference center that day nightly at the restaurant and $100 to any honor- using wire attachments the mountain, the snow between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. through the entire run able mention winners. located within the top often appears in the Artwork that isn’t picked Follow the stream of the festival, one at The piece that will be three inches of the rough shape of a horse up on that date will be Even if you don’t 5:30 p.m. and one at 8 chosen by the arts council frame, and those who for several months. sold or donated. dare venture up to Park p.m. to add to their collection are submitting art should According to the arts The admission fee City, it’s still possible This year’s lineup will receive what the arts make sure that their art council, early pioneers in is $5 per entry, and all to get a taste of the of performers include council calls the Purchase hangs successfully before Davis County used the entries must be brought downtown festival Vincent Draper and Award. The Purchase bringing it in. appearance of the drifts in with a completed reg- experience. The festival’s The Culls, Mary Award will be determined The Snow Horse Art to determine when they istration form that can be opening press confer- Tebbs, Morgan Snow, by judging and the Davis Gallery, maintained by should plant their crops found online at davisarts. ence, set for Jan. 18 Andrew Shaw, Will Arts Council Board of the Davis Arts Council, and whether there would org/snow-horse-art- starting at 1 p.m., will be Baxter Band and more. Trustees. is located along one of be enough water for the gallery. The conference viewable via livestream For a complete list of The competition the walls in the Davis year. center is located at 1651 at sundance.org. Various this year’s performers, is only accepting two- Conference Center in All entries for the 2018 N. 700 West in Layton. other panels throughout visit facebook.com/ dimensional artwork that Layton. The gallery Student Art Show are due For more information, the festival will be events/2402067165191 has already been matted, was named after the by Jan. 25, between 5 p.m. contact horacemann@ livestreamed as well. 15. framed and is ready to Snow Horse, a seasonal and 7 p.m., and should live.com. For the complete list of Community & 30 Calendar Personal Interest 31 Religion in Davis County 32 Obituaries THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 2018 Life

PHOTOS COurTeSy Of WfWQC STUDYING THE ECOSYSTEMS OF farmington Bay and utah Lake, and determining the proper nutrient content of wastewater, remain the efforts of the Wasatch front Water Quality Council’s plan to get state funding for research. residents along the Wasatch front send 2 million gallons of wastewater a day into reclamation facilities like the one shown below, facilities that clean and treat that water to keep it from negatively impacting wildlife, fisheries and humans. Water Quality Council asking legislature for research funding

by Tom HARALDSEN [email protected] “There is no such thing as

We’ve heard for years an all-around fix.” about the concerns over Utah’s water supply—particularly when we’re experiencing — Jill S. Jones a winter like this one with insufficient snowfall. But Water Quality Council. Its goal Reclamation Facility and the there’s one category involving through extensive research is South Valley Sewer District. ing and working on ways to The threat is that if H2O were the state has so to identify water quality stan- Salt Lake City has also improve the understanding wastewater is not properly shortage—wastewater. dards and improve protection contributed to the council’s of Farmington Bay as well as cleaned, it can carry disease, The 2-plus million people of Utah’s water resources. operating budget, but member Utah Lake. But the playing impact wildlife and fisheries, who live along the Wasatch “Nutrients represent a say it’s time for a much larger, field, or in this case the water and change the way we can Front send millions of gallons potential threat to some more extensive research effort fields, aren’t level. recreate on lakes and rivers. of wastewater into local facili- waters,” said Thomas A. to begin. “There is no such thing As Jones said, determining the ties—200 million gallons on a Holstrom, general manager So council members are as an all-around fix,” said Jill nutrient standards for differ- daily basis. That would fill 300 of the Central Valley Water hoping to make some headway S. Jones, a district manager ent bodies of water is tricky, Olympic-size swimming pools Reclamation Facility and a at this year’s Utah State of the Central Davis Sewer since each water body and its each day. member of the WFWQC Legislature that begins next District. “We know that ecosystems are different. We don’t hear much about board, whose members met week. there’s a need to do more “The research has to be what happens to that wastewa- with the Davis Clipper edito- “The problem with the research, and there are going specific to each of those eco- ter. It’s kind of an out-of-sight, rial board last week. “While nitrogen/phosphorous mix to be associated costs. The systems,” said Leland Myers, out-of-mind thing since local no federal standards exist (nutrients) in wastewater is time to step up those efforts a district manager at Central facilities handle it without a for nutrients, the council has that different environments has come.” Davis. “We are working to hitch. But there are concerns supported the state in enacting call for different needs,” said She said a survey taken raise legislative awareness over how that process can its Adoptive Management Phil Heck from Central Valley last year showed that a large as well as funding for this affect the state’s ecosystem and standard for them.” Water Reclamation. Though percentage of residents in research. We need conclusive resident’s health. It’s been a concerted both of those nutrients are the districts represented by research so those making Eight year ago, a group of effort by Central Valley along important to the health of the council supported fee decisions are informed and local publicly owned treatment with South Davis Sewer water systems, excessive increases to pay for upgrades sound policy created. The works partners joined forces District, Central Davis Sewer amounts become pollutants. or studies, “to make sure we time for the legislature to to create the Wasatch Front District, North Davis Sewer He said researchers working have regulations that get the invest in this research is now.” District, South Valley Water with the council are analyz- results we want.” 30 Thursday, January 18, 2018 LIFE DAVIS CLIPPER Calendar

org/events or call 801-570- performed the role of Bastien in Jan. 20-28: Utah Opera’s Events 0080, limit four. The concert, Mozart’s Bastien and Bastienne 40th anniversary season Exhibits Classes Jan. 18-28: conducted by Barlow Bradford, and Don Giovanni in Davies’ continues this January with an Jan. 12-Feb. 23: Feb. 7: Sundance Film will be held on the occasion The Three Little Pigs. An active all-new production of American “All Those NAMI, the National Festival will return to Utah of International Holocaust soloist, Mr. Oglesby recently composer Jake Heggie and Who Wander: Exploring the Alliance on Mental Illness is for more than a week of new Remembrance Day 2018 and appeared with the Abilene librettist Gene Scheer’s World By Lens” will be on offering free “Peer to Peer” movies, activities and more. This highlights the inspiring true Philharmonic, the Dallas Puccini innovative opera adaptation of display in the main gallery of recovery education classes. It is year the festival is premiering story of Aristides de Sousa Society, and Opera Diversitá. Melville’s classic novel, “Moby- the Bountiful Davis Art Center open to anyone experiencing more than 100 new feature Mendes, a Holocaust rescuer Detroit native bass-baritone Dick.” Ever since its 2010 debut Jan. 12 through Feb. 23. a mental health challenge. The films and documentaries, who saved thousands of refugee Jesús Vicente Murillo made his at The Dallas Opera, “Moby- Photographers Parker Alec Cross, course is designed to encourage featuring a variety of well-known families escaping Nazi-occupied professional debut at the age of Dick” has been described as Jackson Hendry, Kent Miles, growth, healing and recovery celebrities. Though many festival Europe in 1940. Featuring the 18 with Michigan Opera Theater an “undeniable success” (“The Carl Oelerich, and Josh Ruchty among participants. The “Peer activities are held in Park City, University of Utah Chamber as The Android in The Very Last New York Times,”) and has been document the adventures of to Peer” course will be held in several screenings and some of Choir, the University of Utah A Green Thing. In Utah Opera’s lauded for its creative stage people exploring the world and the Bountiful IHC Clinic, 390 N. the concerts are also held in Salt Cappella Choir, and the choirs of 2017-18 season, he will appear designs, capturing both the place the viewer behind the lens Main, beginning Feb. 7 and run Lake City. For more information Syracuse High School (Syracuse), as Captain Gardiner in Moby- expansiveness of the ocean and to explore with them. Bountiful consecutive until April 5, 6:30 and e-waitlist options, visit Pineview High School (St. Dick, and Spinelloccio in Gianni intimacy of crew-mates onboard Davis Art Center is located at 90 to 8:30 p.m. To register for free sundance.org/festivals/ George), American Heritage Schicchi, and will perform the the whaling ship, the Pequod. N. Main Street in Bountiful. For class contact Leslie Richards, sundance-film-festival. School (American Fork), Alta bass solos in Messiah with the However, this production is more information, please call [email protected] or 801-625- Jan. 25: Weber State High School (Sandy), Westlake Utah Symphony. Alpine Church different — Utah Opera is literally 801-295-3618 or visit bdac.org. 3714. University’s College of Science High School (Saratoga Springs), is located on UT 254 W. 2675 building “Moby-Dick” from hosts the Teacher Twilight Series, Woods Cross High School North in Layton. the ground up, with goals of “Observational Astronomy,” (Woods Cross), and Hillcrest making the work as accessible observe the story of the High School (Midvale). Salt Lake as possible to opera audiences universe through hands-on County Mayor Ben McAdams Stage throughout the world. Prior astrophotography, 4:30-7 p.m., will deliver opening remarks. productions of “Moby-Dick” Tracy Hall observation deck, For this event in the Tabernacle, Jan 5-Feb. 3: In a story that dove deep in their use of weber.edu/csme/training. admission is open to those ages seems just as relevant today as technology and set size, but only Feb. 28-March 3: RootsTech eight and older. it did several decades ago, “To a half-dozen opera companies is a popular 4-day annual Feb. 2: Opera greats will be Kill a Mockingbird” examines were able to fit the massive family history and technology coming together for a free hypocrisy and prejudice of production on their stages. Utah conference where individuals concert Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. at Alpine society through the eyes of Opera assembled a creative and families are inspired to Church in Layton. Iowa native a small, unconventional girl team including director Kristine discover, preserve, and share Abigail Rethwisch, soprano, named Scout and CenterPoint McIntyre, set designer Erhard their family roots, heritage, and stepped in on short notice in Legacy Theatre brings this Rom, and costume designer stories. RootsTech 2018 will March 2017 to sing the title fascinating story to life. It’s years Jessica Jahn to work with Utah offer attendees a full lineup role of Lucia di Lammermoor for later and our heroine, Scout, is Opera’s highly respected scenic of inspiring and well-known the entire run of Utah Opera’s recounting the trial that awoke and costume artisans to bring keynote speakers; over 300 production. For the 2017-18 the sleepy town of Maycomb, this new production to reality. informative sessions, including season she will be singing Alabama. A black man has been “Moby-Dick” will be performed hands-on computer labs taught Adele in Die Fledermaus and accused of an atrocious crime at the Janet Quinney Lawson by industry professionals and performing with her husband, against a white woman and the Capitol Theatre on Jan. 20, 22, leaders; interactive activities baritone Andrew Paulson, only man willing to stand by 24, 26 at 7:30 p.m., and Jan. and helpful exhibitors in the during the Utah Symphony’s his side is Scout’s father, Atticus 28 at 2 p.m. Tickets, priced expo hall; and entertaining Great American Road Trip. Finch, a well-to-do lawyer in the from $15-$100, are available Must show this coupon. evening events. All are designed Lebanese-American mezzo- otherwise depression-stricken for purchase through www. Expires 2/28/18. Not good with other coupons or military discount. to inspire and empower soprano Melanie Ashkar has town. It’s through the eyes of utahopera.org or by calling NEW! 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VOLUNTEERS with New LDS First Convoy of Hope, hard at work in the Phillipines. Convoy of Hope sprang Presidency called out of the Assemblies of The new First humbling experience.” God missionary program. Presidency of The In addition, Church of Jesus Christ President Dallin H. of Latter-day Saints Oaks was called as spoke to members First Counselor, and Tuesday morning in a President Henry B. live broadcast from the Eyring was called as annex of the Salt Lake Second Counselor. Temple. President Dieter F. President Russell Uchtdorf has returned M. Nelson, who was to his position in the ordained as the new Quorum of the Twelve prophet, spoke to mem- Apostles. bers about the process “The growth in the COURTESY PHOTO during the broadcast. number of members “Words are inad- and their spread across equate to tell you what nations, kindreds, it felt like to have my tongues, and peoples Brethren – Brethren are visible miracles, Missions Banquet set for Jan. 27 who hold all of the but the greater miracle priesthood keys restored – and the one which by Jenniffer WARDELL “These are missionaries and what North Salt Lake. through the Prophet will accelerate – is the [email protected] they do. For more information, Joseph Smith in this growth in faith in Jesus people “Especially if you or to purchase tickets, call dispensation – place Christ,” said President NORTH SALT live in Utah, the whole Abundant Life at 801- their hands upon my Eyring. “This is a great LAKE—It’s a chance to who missionary concept is so 292-8617. The church head to ordain and set time in the history of learn about and support devote different from what we office holds daytime me apart as President the Church. And yes, missionary work around do,” said Abundant Life hours throughout the of the Church,” he said. the best is still to come.” the world. their whole Pastor Alex Lucero. week. “It was a sacred and Abundant Life Roberts, who cur- Assembly of God is hold- lives to rently lives in Tennessee ing their annual Missions but remains involved with Banquet on Jan. 27 at 6 this.” Abundant Life’s mission- p.m. at Eldredge Manor in ary efforts, will share Bountiful. The featured — Julie Laub, her experiences helping speaker will be Sarah Abundant children in Africa. Roberts, a former mem- Life Missions “She worked on ber of the congregation Director getting a whole container IS YOUR HOME ALWAYS COLD? who is currently involved shipped over full of in missionary efforts. books,” said Lucero. HVAC’s service professionals can help! 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Main Street in 32 YEARS SERVING YOU 32 Thursday, January 18, 2018 LIFE DAVIS CLIPPER Obituary Bookings Allen Lewis Tinsley Lisa Ann Hinds The following is a list of book- Thursday, Jan. 11 ings with total fines and/or bail Jennifer Jepson, 34, Lay- 1939-2018 1970-2018 exceeding $1,000. ton PD, traffic offense, false Allen Lewis Tinsley, aged 78, Lisa Ann Hinds (47) unexpectedly passed away peacefully at his Monday, Jan. 8 police report. passed away Jan. 9, 2018. She was Yolanda Leon, 35, Clinton home surrounded by his family on born Dec. 17, 1970 in Bountiful to Nicholas Saucier, 39, Lay- Wednesday morning, Jan. 10, 2018, Frank and Vicki Hinds. A cancer ton PD,DUI alcohol. PD, narcotic equipment, mari- in North Ogden, due to heart failure. survivor, Lisa had been in remission Amber Lee Elggren, 33, juana possession, obstructing Allen was born on Jan. 12, 1939 in since the completion of treatments in DCSO, smuggle contraband into justice, fraud-false statement, Salt Lake City, to Paul Eugene Tinsley 2007. prison, marijuana possession. traffic offense. and Lyle Sarah Cutler. He was raised Lisa graduated from the special Patrick Reyna, 37, Clinton by his mother and stepfather Edmund Sara Ramos, 29, DCSO, education program at Viewmont High shoplifting. PD, controlled substances. Z. Homer. He married Carolyn Annetta School in 1989. She also attended Sarina Love, 40, Clinton Hansen on Nov. 30, 1964 in the Salt Monte Vista Special Education School Eric Smith, 56, Prisoner Lake City Temple. He served a mission Transport Service, traffic offense. PD, fraudulent activities. prior to attending high school. She Jeremy Arnold, 42, Bounti- for The Church of Jesus Christ of competed in the Special Olympics Jacquelyn Davis, 30, North Latter-day Saints in the Southwestern of Utah throughout her youth and Salt Lake PD, DUI drugs. ful PD, marijuana possession. States Mission. Later in life, he served another mission in Hawaii with enjoyed spending time with family. Alexander Chido, 19, Clin- Jenna Rigby, 29, Clearfield his sweetheart, Carolyn. He served in many callings in the church, She had worked at the Pioneer Adult ton PD, assault, shoplifting. PD, assault. including Bishop and High Counselor. Allen worked as a computer Rehabilitation Center (PARC) in Jordan Lacey, 28, DCSO, Caden Craig, 23, Kaysville programmer for the LDS Church. Allen was an avid Univeristy of Utah Clearfield since 1989 where she made PD, heroin possession. and Utah Jazz fan. He loved traveling the world and spending quality fraudulent activities, theft. many friends. Susan Porter, 55, DCSO, Tenetra Jones, 31, Layton time with his family. She had a mischievous side where PD, fraudulent activities. Allen was preceeded in death by his parents and his son she liked to tease others and enjoyed traffic offense. Michael. Allen is survived by his wife Carolyn, son Deron (Nanette) Jared Lish, 36, Kaysville Beau Baker, 18, Farm- it when others would get in trouble. ington PD, traffic offense, Tinsley, daughter Karen (Em) Tinsley, daughter Kristin (Matt) Pack, Lisa is survived by her parents Frank PD, assault. daughter-in-law Amanda Tinsley, daughter Diane (Shane) Jensen, and Vicki Hinds, sister Tracy (Arlo) Jennifer Robison, 45, DCSO, shoplifting. 22 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, brother Grant Homer, Wing, niece Addyson, nephew Tanner, fraud-insufficient funds check. Courtney Thomas, 20, sister Mary (Dan) Olson, brother Steve (Suzanne) Homer, brother Neil as well as many aunts, uncles and DCSO, marijuana possession. Homer, sister Helen (Buck) Lee. cousins. Tuesday, Jan. 9 Logan Child, 26, DCSO, Funeral services were held at 2 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 13, 2018 at The family would like to extend Bryan Murdock, 35, Clinton burglary. the North Ogden 15th Ward Building 770 E. 2100 N., North Ogden, a special thanks to the staff and PD, controlled substances. Robert Harrold, 43, where a visitation was held from 12:45-1:45 p.m. prior to services. associates of PARC, especially Ashley and Matt for all their years of Leon Roybal, 40, DCSO, Clearfield PD, traffic offense, Interment will be in the Centerville City Cemetery. Special thanks to dedicated service, friendship and compassion. burglary. failure to appear. McKay Dee Hospital and Applegate Hospice. Online guest book at Funeral services were held at 11 a.m., Monday, Jan. 15, 2018 at www.russonmortuary.com. Mason Hardman, Rodolfo Montes, 28, the Woods Cross 3rd Ward, 1450 S. 350 West, Bountiful, where a 25,Clearfield PD, assault. LaytonPD, shoplifting. viewing was held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior to services. Interment Wendy Vodopich, 49, Dwayne Marcellus Young – Bountiful City Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary. com. Centerville PD, traffic offense, October 22, 1963 - January 12, 2018 liquor possession. Dwayne’s earthly mission was to Aaron Howe, 36, Woods come to our family as a special needs Thomas Lewis Champion Cross PD, controlled substances. child. He returned to his Father in Preston Jones, 30, Prisoner Heaven on Jan. 12, 2018. He was born 1921-2018 Transport Service, aggravated at the 2796th USAF Hospital, Norton Thomas Lewis Champion passed assault. Air Force Base, San Bernardino, Calif., away peacefully at home on Jan. 6, Dezire Garcia-Bartz, 21, Layton on Oct. 22, 1963. His parents are 2018. He was born June 2, 1921 in PD, obstructing justice, driving on Esther Marlene and James Winslow Bibb County, Alabama. He grew up Young. Dwayne brought a sweet spirit in Shelby County, Alabama, where suspension, shoplifting. into our home. As he was growing up he was educated. He graduated from Whitney Caprice Wack, we shared his challenges and had the Montevallo High School in Shelby 39, Centerville PD, driving on opportunity to serve him in various County. He is the son of Walter suspension, shoplifting, theft. capacities. Monroe and Emma Milissa Mabel Mitchell Tarbox, 29, Layton Dwayne was developmentally (Lawley) Champion. PD, robbery. handicapped from birth but had a Tom served in the Army of the loving and generous heart, and loved United States (Medical Department) everyone. When he was born he was in the European Theater for four years, very alert and smiled, and laughed and was honorably discharged March early. He was a cute little guy and 1, 1946. He was the recipient of the when Dwayne was about two to three Good Conduct Medal, World War months old several Sisters in his par- II Victory Medal, European African ent’s ward would insist that it was their Middle Eastern Service Medal, and turn to hold him while his Mother American Service Medal. played the piano in Relief Society. Tom was a member of the 34th They liked to make him laugh, because General Hospital when he met Carolyn he laughed so easily and he had a Margaret Jensen, while he was train- laugh that would tickle your soul. ing as a surgical technician at Bushnell All who encountered Dwayne as he Hospital in Brigham City. traveled through his life experienced He married his “Brigham Peach” his incredible spirit and love. He was able to attend various schools on Sept. 27, 1947, after returning and workshops for the disabled. Although his understanding of the home from duty overseas. They were Gospel may have been limited, he loved to be part of the Primary and together for 65 years before Carolyn watch various LDS Church programs, especially General Conference. passed away May 30, 2013. Later, he participated in the South Davis County Handicapped Mutual Tom worked at the Veterans Administration Hospital, as a surgical and enjoyed being part of their stage performances and activities. He technician in the operating rooms, retiring after 33 years of service, became an Eagle Scout. One of the highlights of his life was being and was affectionately known at work as “Champ.” able to meet President Gordon B. Hinckley and to shake his hand. His nephew, Eddye Lawley, and his wife Mimi, who reside in Although he could not speak clearly, he knew who he was and was Alabama, survive him, as do numerous other nieces and nephews in very excited to meet the Prophet. Utah and Alabama. Dwayne left this life knowing that he was loved and cared for. He His wife and parents, as well as his four brothers, Reese, Luther, will be missed and we are looking forward to seeing him again, as Lucian and Walter, and two sisters, Minnie and Doris preceded him he really is, without the mental and physical limitations of mortality. in death. Words are inadequate to express the appreciation and gratitude Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018 at that we feel for all the caregivers and those that have blessed him the LDS Chapel on 1450 South 350 West, Bountiful. A viewing will throughout his life. We offer a heartfelt Thank You for your service. be held from 9:45 to 10:45 am, at the church prior to the service. He was preceded in death by his grandparents and a nephew. Interment at Bountiful City Cemetery. Online guestbook at www. He is survived by his parents Esther Marlene and James Winslow russonmortuary.com. Young, brother Mark W. Young, sisters Kathleen Paradise and Dianne Whitten. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018 at the Centerville 1st Ward, 160 South 300 East, Centerville. Viewings will be held Friday, Jan. 19 at Russon Mortuary, 295 North Main Street, Bountiful, from 6 to 8 p.m., and Saturday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the church prior to services. Interment will be at the Bountiful Obituary deadline City Cemetery located at 2224 South 200 West. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. Tuesday, 10 a.m. DAVIS CLIPPER LIFE Thursday, January 18, 2018 33 Obituaries

Helen Rice Herzinger Taylor Behrmann Myers Norma Hight Allred

1927-2018 1971-2018 1922-2018 The beautiful, poised, gracious, Taylor Behrmann Myers passed Norma Hight Allred, 95, of talented, loving daughter of her away unexpectedly Jan. 12, 2018 from Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., Heavenly Father, Helen Rice Herzinger, a Pulmonary Embolism. He was born died peacefully at home in age 90, passed away in Bountiful, on Dec. 3, 1971 to Walter Joseph Myers the early hours of Friday Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2018 incident and Cheryl Edna Behrmann. morning, Jan. 14, 2018. to Parkinsonism and age. She was He is survived by the love of his life Norma was born on Sept. preceded in death by her parents Raimunda and son, Samuel, mother, 9, 1922 in Standardville, Jesse Blaine Rice (1928) and Clarissa Cheryl Acord, sisters, Debi Curry, Utah, the daughter of Smith Rice Gillette (1981), her (Wendell), Vicki Cain,(Rob), Darcy Wallace D. and Ethel Elliott brothers Joseph Carol Smith, Donald Marsee, Wendy Wamser, (Jeff), Aimee Hight. Rice, and Everett Rice, her stepfather Chisholm, and many nieces, nephews Norma was married to Lawrence A. Gillette, and nephew and friends who loved him dearly. her beloved husband and Donald Everett Rice. He was loved and respected by all lifetime companion, Wallace Helen was born on the family ranch who knew him. A. Allred, Jr. on Nov. 13, in Malta, Idaho. She was the fourth He graduated from Clearfield High School. He was an assistant 1943 in Oakland, Calif. They child and the only daughter born to manager for Fresh Market stores for many years. were sealed in the Salt Lake the family. Her father died of a brain He was attending D.A.T.C. and was on the honor roll in the I.T. City LDS Temple on Sept. 28, tumor in 1928, and her mother had to program and would have graduated in February. He enjoyed learning 1945. sell the ranch and move the family to and technology. She graduated from Davis Oakley, Idaho to live with her parents, His greatest joys were serving others and spending time with his High School and shared her John and Julia Smith. Helen’s mother family. Babies were his favorite little people. lifetime love of learning with married Lawrence Gillette when Helen He was kind, compassionate, insightful, giving, loving, bright and her children and grandchil- was 16, and Helen gained a stepfather a true gentle giant. dren. She worked for several and siblings with whom she made Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Friday, Jan. 19, 2018 at years in the Counseling Office many happy memories, especially of the LDS Chapel, 650 S. 200 East, Bountiful, where a viewing will be at San Pedro High School. times up at the cabin. held from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior to services. Online guestbook at She was an active member Helen graduated from Oakley High www. russonmortuary.com of The Church of Jesus Christ School in 1945. That summer she of Latter-day Saints, and attended Albion Normal School and, together with her husband in the fall, she enrolled in the University of Idaho in Moscow, Idaho. Jerrold Ray Hogan served as missionaries on Temple Square in Salt Lake City. They also She graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in music and a minor in served as workers in the Los Angeles and San Diego LDS Temples. English in 1949, and went on to receive her Master’s degree in music November 11, 1929 - January 13, 2018 Norma’s theme for her life was “you can choose to be happy,” and education in 1950. Jerrold Hogan was born in Salt she shared her joy of living with her family and all she met. Helen met Norman S. Herzinger, from Buhl, Idaho, while they were Lake City to Raymond Hyrum Hogan She was preceded in death by her parents, her brothers, Wallace both attending school at the University of Idaho. She and Norman and Louise Howard Hogan. He was Earl Hight and John Elliott Hight, her sisters, Virginia Hight Creer, married in Declo, Idaho, in August of 1949, and were sealed in the the eldest of three children, reared Lois Ilene Hight Rasmussen and Ethel Dawn Hight Bain, her beloved Idaho Falls Temple. In 1950, the young couple moved to Twin Falls, in Woods Cross and graduated from husband Wallace A. Allred, Jr., and Michael Kersee, a grandson. Idaho where they had two children: Carolyn and Norman ‘Mark’. Davis High School. He was a machinist She is survived by her brother, Alan Dean Hight, her children Helen taught Head Start kindergarten for a time and then, in by trade, part owner and operator in John Alan (Barbara Elizabeth “Cookie” Sheeley), Patricia (Dennis R. 1968, she joined the teaching staff of the Twin Falls School District, the family business McGee & Hogan Kersee, Jr.), Leslie Jean (Robert R. Gale), and Carolyn Guzman, and 13 where she taught English at O’leary Jr. High. She had a special knack Machine Shop in Salt Lake City. His grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. of getting junior high students to actually enjoy taking English. career also included many years as Services will be held on Saturday Jan. 20, 2018, at 11 a.m. at the Helen left formal teaching in 1982, and Helen and Norman moved a Utah state appraiser. Dad enjoyed Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 6541 Woodruff Place, to Portland, Oregon, where Helen joined Norman in his book sales working with his hands, creating and Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. She will be interred in Farmington City business. They traveled throughout the northwest serving schools building family heirlooms in his home Cemetery, Farmington, at 11 a.m. on Saturday Jan. 27, 2018. and libraries, and grew their own company devoted to books about workshop. He was an avid reader antiques and collectibles. In 1992, Helen and Norman relocated to with a quick wit, analytical mind and Bountiful, Utah for retirement. After retiring, they served two LDS generous nature that endeared him to missions; first one was at the Bountiful Temple, and the second was all who knew him. Family History Center in Salt Lake City. Jerrold married Carma Hatch in Throughout her life Helen shared her great love of music whenever 1945 and resided in Bountiful. They More than just a Tweet she could. She taught piano and organ lessons, and played for had three children and divorced Our 140 words are countless church meetings, funerals and weddings. In addition to many years later; he then married just the beginning, not music, Helen enjoyed spending time with her family and friends, Kathleen J. Kundinger in 1967. He is the ending of a story. knitting, baking, game playing, reading, creative writing, gardening, survived by his sisters, Mary Louise and watching the Jazz and BYU football. Helen is survived by her loving husband of 68 years, Norman Herzinger, daughter Carolyn (Larry) Kocherhans of Farmington, Utah, FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS son Mark (Lana) Herzinger of Sagle, Idaho, nephew John (Laura) Lyman Smith, sister Renee (Charles) Gillette Clark, and sister-in-laws, Lillian Herzinger Dana and Joanne Rice. In addition, she is also survived by seven grandchildren, Heidi (Bill) Kocherhans Mark, Erich (Lee) Bean and Helen Hogan, BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT Kocherhans, Craig (Margo)Kocherhans, Krista (Jonathan) Kocherhans children, Jerry Ray (Linda) Hogan, Thomas, Blake (Ali) Herzinger, Ryan (Catalina) Kocherhans, and daughter-in-law Angie Hogan Serving Davis County Alyssa Herzinger, plus 10-½ great grandchildren, as well as nieces and Jillene (Herb) Lander, nine Laurie and Elizabeth Rice, and nephew Gregory Flint Rice. Helen also grandchildren and numerous for over  years leaves behind a host of long-time friends. great-grandchildren and A viewing was at Russon Mortuary in Bountiful, 295 N. Main Street great-great grandchildren. Wife Five generations in the monument business with unmatched from 12 to 12:45 p.m. Monday, Jan. 15, 2018. A Celebration of Kathleen and son Randy James craftsmanship, quality and service. Helen’s life will be held directly after the viewing at 1 p.m. Interment Hogan preceded him in death. was in the Memorial Lakeview Cemetery in Bountiful. Online guest Thanks to the medical team book at www.russonmortuary.com. and staff at Heritage Place in THE BOTTS The family expresses special thanks to Legacy House of Bountiful, Bountiful for the care of our Utah, who provided mom and dad a comfortable home for two and beloved father for that past few one-half years, and the Cottage of Legacy House, along with Sarah months. A celebration of life will and Rocky Mountain Hospice, for mom’s last nine weeks of care. be held at a later date.

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Like us on Facebook 34 Thursday, January 18, 2018 LIFE DAVIS CLIPPER Scores & Recaps from competition in Davis County Sports THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 2018 brotherly love of basketball davis picks up first region win; Region 5 underway

By Josh MCFaDDen Clipper sportswriter

As the week began, the Davis boys basketball team had played three region games. Meanwhile, Bountiful, Viewmont and Woods Cross had yet to begin the Region 5 battles. That all changes this week. With only five teams in Region 5, the Braves, Vikings and Wildcats had an extended preseason. The three teams opened up league play on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Davis rebounded from a 0-2 start in Region 1 and got its first league win Courtesy PHotos of the season last week. Jason chism, left, and cameron chism have played basketball together for years, and they are helping Davis lead the charge for Bountiful High school this season. The Darts fell to 0-2 in Region 1 last Tuesday with a 66-63 loss to Syracuse. In a back-and-forth affair, Davis held a 49-45 advantage after three quarters, but a rough Chism boys keep fourth quarter doomed the Darts. Syracuse went on a 21-14 run in the final quarter to rally for the win. basketball all in the family Davis moved to 10-3 on the year and see BOYS| 36 By Catherine GaRRett moved to Bountiful just prior to Jadon’s freshman year Clipper sportswriter and he has been making his mark on the basketball squad ever since. As a freshman, he played for his BOUNTIFUL--Bountiful High senior Jadon dad on the junior varsity team and led them to a 20-2 Girls basketball Chism and his brother Camron, a sophomore, are record. “We had a very experienced group and a very key players on the Braves basketball team that also big team,” Matt Chism said. “Jadon controlled the includes their dad Matt on the coaching staff. floor well and was just naturally a great leader. That’s teams start Jadon, a three-year captain in the program, played just what he does.” the most minutes on the varsity squad last season and This past summer, Maxwell approached Jadon region play has been asked this year to come off the bench and about not starting with the different – and much provide leadership and energy onto the floor. Camron smaller, yet quicker – personnel he would be putting By Catherine GaRRett is the team’s leading scorer, averaging more than 15 on the floor this season. Clipper sportswriter points a game, and is among the state leaders in three- “Jadon brings a lot of leadership to our team and point shooting – with 48 made in 14 games. has such a high basketball IQ,” Maxwell said. “He is Bountiful and Woods Cross began “Jadon has taken on a different role and he doesn’t really experienced and even though he has sacrificed region play, with Woods Cross picking up need to be a starter to be effective,” Bountiful head starting, he is so valuable to our team in so many a win, while Davis picked up its first region coach Mike Maxwell said. “He’s all about the team. We ways.” win. Viewmont starts Region 5 action Jan. are simply better when he’s on the court.” “I can’t even imagine how hard that would be, but 17 against Bountiful. “Camron’s a kid that has to be on the court,” he has the best attitude coming off the bench,” Matt Davis Maxwell said. “He’s not as strong and quick as he Chism said. “He is a total leader on the second unit Davis defeated Syracuse 55-52 on Jan. needs to be, but he’s going to be a superstar. Boy, can and brings positive energy and positive production 9, coming back from five points down after he shoot!” to the game where his scoring, assists and shooting the first quarter and nine at halftime with Jadon, the 5’11” 145-pound senior, currently percentage are even more than last year. It’s simply a 42-point second half effort – while the averages about six points a game for the Braves’ squad. a sign of his leadership and maturity as he gives 100 Titans scored 28. He said he has been playing basketball for as long as percent all the time, regardless of whether he’s in the “It was great to get a region win. We he can remember, following his dad’s footsteps who game or not. He’s our unquestioned leader, on and off really needed this one,” head coach Anne himself was a college basketball player at Dixie State. the court.” Jones said. “Our players really fought hard Jadon developed his fundamentals in high-level AAU “It’s not as big of a deal,” Jadon said, of his role and played tough. I’m so proud of how they leagues in the Seattle, Washington area. The Chisms see CHISM| 36 see GIRLS| 36 36 Thursday, January 18, 2018 SPORTS DAVIS CLIPPER chiSm anticipate.” Chism said. “I’m certainly a very natural feel for Camron, who is 16, month of the season and Continued from page 35 “Camron’s a scorer – more critical of my boys each other, but they are has learned perseverance, reach their peak heading he’s already put in nine 3’s and we’ve learned how to very unselfish as well,” among many other into the state playoffs in a game,” Maxwell said. interact with each other Maxwell said. “They are lessons, from the game he where they hope to make off the bench. “What I “He’ll be more tested in and what type of feedback always looking out for the loves. “It’s taught me that a splash. bring to the court, I bring region as teams will be they want and when they t e am .” even though it’s easy to “This could be a really no matter when I come ready for him and it could want it.” Jadon said it has been get down on yourself, to special season,” Maxwell into the game. I can lead be tougher for him.” As an assistant for the so enjoyable sharing his always keep your head up said. on the court or on the For as long as the varsity team, Matt Chism high school basketball and keep going,” he said. It’s already been a sidelines.” Chism brothers have coaches individual skills experience with his dad. The Chism boys hope pretty great experience Camron, a 6’1” 160-lb. been playing basketball, and direction and enjoys “To be with my dad every that the Bountiful team for the Chism family. sophomore, starts as this season is the first working with them every day, go to the gym and can continue its strong Bountiful’s shooting time the boys have played day. “Camron does a shoot, it’s just been a lot play through the last guard after a year of being together. really good job learning of fun. And then we come coached by his dad on the “It is so much fun from Jadon and is the home from games and JV squad where he was playing with Camron,” very first person to follow talk. It’s pretty special.” the team’s leading scorer Jadon said. “He is such his brother,” Matt Chism The 18-year-old is as a freshman. “My dad a fierce competitor. It said. “When they are on trying to make the most always used to coach me doesn’t matter whatever the court together, we of each day left in his in Seattle and it reminded it is, whether it is a are the most productive. senior season and is me of what it used to card game at home or They are familiar with grateful for the life skills be,” Camron said. “He whatever, he is a winner. each other and have the of leadership, maturity, Here are Our Davis Clipper/Mountain Orthopaedics of makes it hard on me and He can always find a way willingness to get the ball goal-setting, team yells sometimes because to win,” to the right person.” chemistry and the ability Bountiful Athletes of the Week. I respond better to some “Playing with Jadon “Matt has the hardest to see the big picture the Our Male Athlete of the Week honor goes to Davis yelling. Now, he helps has brought us even job helping to coach his game of basketball has High basketball player Tyson Garff. He scored 32 me more personally with closer and I’ve been able sons,” Maxwell said. “I taught him. “I’m defi- points in the Darts’ two games last week, and added 10 what I’m doing.” to see him even more as know personally that it’s nitely living it up,” Jadon rebounds against Northridge. “It’s a ton of fun to a leader,” Camron said. hard to coach your boys, said. “It’s already a special Other nominees for the male award were basketball coach Camron,” Matt “I love it and we are able but it’s also so rewarding year and the way we are players Spencer Mackay of Viewmont, Brig Willard of Chism said. “I’m very to connect on the court and a really special time. playing and meshing as Bountiful and Dax Gorringe of Davis familiar with his game – because we know each It’s not easy, but Matt’s a unit, it could be even he’s a confident, fearless other so well.” a great guy and is doing more of a special season. Our Female Athlete of the Week award goes to scorer. He’s a really high “They are very really well with it.” Just having my dad and Viewmont basketball player Mercedes Staples. She once IQ player with an ability different players with dif- “As far as Jadon and my brother there makes it again led the Vikes in their win over American Fork, the to see situations and ferent personalities,” Matt Camron, they both have even better.” team they met in last year’s state championship game. This year, it was Viewmont with the 61-35 victory. 9. The Vikings will enter to Olympus 84-70. Of per game from departed Other female athlete nominees were basketball bOyS players Kenna Morris and Hannah Simonson of Continued from page 35 the region portion of the course, there’s no shame senior Trevin Knell, season with an overall in falling to Olympus, not to mention fellow Viewmont, and Sara Noel of Woods Cross. record of 5-9. which is undefeated this graduates Trevor Trost Winners are chosen by the Clipper sportswriting staff earned its first region Spencer Mackay season. Camron Chism, and Cameron Allen, it and on recommendations from area coaches. We’ll be victory last Friday over had 21 points and eight Brig Willard, Camden has been a true rebuilding honoring Athletes of the Week all school year, as well Northridge, 67-51. Davis rebounds, leading the Jones and Cooper Ohlson year for the Wildcats. as Athletes of the Month throughout the school year. led this one virtually the team in both categories; each scored in double Woods Cross fell to entire way, jumping out he also added five figures, with Chism Class 6A’s West Jordan Congratulations to all of these athletes! to a 17-8 lead at the end three-pointers. leading the way with 15 last Friday, 69-59, in its of the first quarter and Bountiful points. assists and three only game of the week. 33-18 at halftime. The Braves were once steals. Viewmont 5-4 but now sit at 6-8 as Woods Cross As a final tune-up they prepared to jump Woods Cross tips off for Region 5 games, into Region 5 competition its Region 5 slate with a the Vikings routed on Tuesday against Roy. game at Roy on Friday. It Taylorsville 65-29 last The game was played will try to snap a four- Friday, giving them after our press deadline. game losing streak when back-to-back victories for On Jan. 9, Bountiful the two region rivals 801.298.6220 • 550 N 200 W, Bountiful, UT • southdavisrecreation.com the first time this season. lost its second straight square off. The Wildcats SWEETHEARTS RUN Viewmont took care of game and its fourth in are 5-10. Of course, Highland 63-56 on Jan. five outings by falling replacing the 25 points February 3 Grab your Sweetheart and join us for our 9th annual Sweethearts Run. Follow Mr. Sweetheart himself as he leads the 1k course! Register online at: giRlS had 10 points and four large win. 9 a.m. start! Continued from page 35 rebounds to lead the Eight players scored, Braves. ,ed by Mercedes Staples EXCEL IN 6 Bountiful is 0-1 in with 22 points. Viewmont Kick-Off: February 3rd • Finale: March 17th Qualify for Grand Prize ! came from behind and hit region and 2-11 overall so is 10-1 on the season prior Registration is open! One-year Membership if some big free throws to far this season. to Region 5 play. $75 members / $100 non-members • Limited Space Available – Attend all training sessions secure the win.” Viewmont Woods Cross Included: Initial and Final measurements – Meet goal set Against Northridge In a rematch of last Woods Cross defeated Weekly group training session with Personal Trainer and Nutrition Assistance – Attend fi nale on Jan. 12, the Darts lost year’s state championship Bountiful 67-30 on Jan. EGG DIVE 50-49. Davis is now 1-4 in game on Jan. 8 between 11. The Wildcats came out region and 7-7 overall. Viewmont and American strong, scoring 46 points March 31, 2018 Bountiful Fork, the Vikings won in the first half in the win. $5 per person • Ages 2-12 years Bountiful lost to this time by a score of Sara Noel led four Doors open at 9:30 am for crafts and games. The Egg hunt starts 10:00 am. Sign up at the front desk or online for a time slot. Register early, slots fi ll up fast. Woods Cross 67-30 on 61-35. scorers in double figures Jan. 11. The Braves were Viewmont came out with 21 points while LEARN TO SWIM down 20-12 after the strong and was up by 13 Olivia Barton and Alle first quarter and 46-18 at points at halftime. The McKenna added 14 and Session 2: Feb. 5 - Mar. 8 halftime and scored just M/W or T/TH • 9 - Noon or 4-6 pm • Saturday Options Available Vikings continued to Paige McKenna 11. Adult, Private, Parent - Tot, Diving, Merit Badge instruction available. 12 points the rest of the pour it on in the third Woods Cross is 1-0 in way in the loss. quarter – with a 22-point Region 5 and 10-4 overall. Job Opening ... Program specialist – Recreation, Races & Events Waverly Bowman effort – to cruise to the record. Full - time – Benefi ts. Closes 1/23/18, 6 p.m. Resume to Haley Turner, [email protected] FREE THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 2018 Classifieds Limit of 2 ads per person and phone number, 30 words per ad. Charges apply for any additional words over 30 and for “help wanted” and “services” categories.

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Help Wanted For Sale Condo for Rent 9000 LEGALS P/T SALES CLERK position TO BE Sold or otherwise dis- TWO BEDROOM condo at Time to open. Apply at Barton Comfort posed of at an auction to be Southgate in St. George. Week Shoes, 43 North Main, Bounti- held at SYS Storage 1728 is Friday, 1-26-2018 to Friday, Construction Notice ful. West Gordon Avenue, Layton 2-2-2018. $500. Contact Doug De-Clutter? West Bountiful City intends to complete a major rehabilitation Ut 84041 on January 27, 2018 at 801-451-0488 and construction project on 640 West between Porter Lane and 75 PART TIME receptionist need- at 10:00am. Unit 804 Frank North, Centerville, during the 2018 construction season. The proj- ect will include the installation of concrete curb and sidewalks on ed for busy Bountiful physical Schoonmate, 1084 N 2375 Sell unwanted therapy clinic. Hours are Mon Apartment for Rent both sides of the road. The asphalt street will also be widened and W, Layton Ut 84041 Bed and resurfaced. Following the completion of construction, a five-year & Wed 2:00 pm to 8:00 pm and Clothes. Unit 565 Guy Adams, SENIOR LIVING in Bountiful items in the restriction on excavation which impacts the asphalt street will be Fri 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Must 1091 W 75 S Clearfield Ut, Studio, and Luxury 1 bdrm @ imposed. Final design drawings are currently being prepared. Util- have excellent customer service 84015 Tools. Unit 766 Eliza Riley Court, secure entrance, ity companies wishing to construct new improvements or upgrade skills, friendly outgoing per- Rhoades P.O Box #431 Tabio- elevator. 1 Bdrm w/den @ The Clipper existing infrastructure within the street right of way should contact sonality and able to multi task. na, Ut 84072 Household items Park also available. there are the City Engineer prior to January 26, 2018. Following completion Please email resume to amy@ and Boxes. Unit 569 Pamela stairs @ The Park. No Smokers/ of construction, a five year moratorium will be imposed on street performancewest.com or fax to Carter 244 N 1300 E Layton excavations. Questions regarding this project can be directed to Pets Call Cyndi 801-244-2400. Classifi eds 801-295-3599. Ut 84041, Furniture. Unit 154 the City Engineer at 801.292.4486 or [email protected]. Amy Brown 3943 S. 700 W. C-3590 1/4-18 LOOKING FOR someone with Commercial Property experience working with Devel- Riverdale, Ut 84405 Furniture opmentally Disabled adults as a and Household Items. Unit 736 INVITATION TO BID Program Coordinator in Clinton. Scott Chambers 1125 N Main COMMERICAL OFFICE Space Sealed Bids for the “Redwood Road Lining Project – 2018” will Must have experience for one St Layton Ut 84041 Boxes. in Centerville Pages Lane & 400 be received by the South Davis Sewer District (Owner) located at year working with disabled Unit 523 Sean Dehghani 2665 E. Individual offices or shared 1800 West 1200 North, West Bountiful, Utah, (801) 295-3469, until individuals and supervisory S. 200 E. Clearfield Ut 84015 space available. 300sqft & up. 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, February 6, 2018, and then at said office experience. Call Cheryl at 801- Tubs. Please contact Cyndi 801*557- publicly opened and read aloud. 359-8876. 4179 or Marv 801-292-2882, The Contract Documents may be examined at the following leave message or text. 801-295-2251 ext 100 location on or after Monday, January 15, 2018: GENERAL WAREHOUSE ship- For Rent South Davis Sewer District ping and some delivery. Valley 1800 W 1200 N Paint Manufacturing. Woods West Bountiful, Utah 84087 Cross. Full benefits, vacation. TRAVLERS LODGING Farm- The Project consists of the following work: $13/hr to start. Must have good ington Farm House. homeaway. DONATE A Lining of approximately 1,058 feet of pipe with an 18-inch diameter, driving record. Some heavy lift- com #4777182. Sleeps 4-6, and reconnecting laterals in the South half of Davis County Utah. ing involved. Call 801-298-4581 Completely furnished. Rent by Electronic copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained day, week or month. Call 801- CAR at the District’s Office between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday to apply. 209-0881 or 801-556-5338. through Friday at the location noted above or by calling the District Office at (801) 295-3469. Services Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE & The District reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Autos for Sale SOUTH DAVIS SEWER DISTRICT PLUMBER 30 years of experi- Needy Families Dal D. Wayment, P.E. ence former military plumber General Manager Will fix replace or install toilets 2005 CADILLAC Deville white 801.294.4060 C-3596 1/11-18 sinks faucets dishwashers wa- lighting (Gold), Good condition. ter heaters Call 801-598-0700 Asking $5988. Call Connie 801- for free estimate 295-6904 or 801-231-8859. PAINTING 20-years Experience. 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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must be paid the Clerk of said Court and a copy of which is hereto annexed and NOTICE. East Warehouse Self Storage, 85 West 2675 North, to Lincoln Title Insurance Agency in the form of a wire transfer, ca- herewith served upon you. Layton, UT will sell contents of units if payment not received prior shier’s check or certified funds. Cash payments, personal checks The address of the Second Judicial District Court is: to sale date - 09:00 AM 03 February 2018. At Public Sale: Unit or trust checks are not accepted. Clerk, Second District Court 259 – Matthew George, 1412 W 1200 N, Layton, UT 84041. Elec- DATED: January 8, 2018. Farmington Department tronics, Bedding, Bed, Art/Supplies, Clothes. Lon: 801-771-7100 LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY 800 West State Street C-3607 1/18 By: Paula Maughan Farmington, UT 84025 Its: Vice President READ THESE PAPERS CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW THE IN- SUMMONS Telephone: (801) 476-0303 STRUCTIONS CONTAINED THEREIN. These papers mean you IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR web site: www.smithknowles.com are being sued for divorce. DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OFUTAH SK File No. 15-1620 January, 2018. Case No. 1126909 C-3600 1/11-25 By: Shauna Hicks Petitioner State of Utah in the interest of: M.K. (DOB: 05 July 2001) C-3609 1/18-2/8 Name of parent(s) / legal guardian: Roxanne Kekoa SUMMONS THE STATE OF UTAH TO: TRAVIS ADKINS IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS You are hereby summoned to appear before the above-entitled DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OFUTAH Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Engineer, court, 800 West State Street, Farmington, Utah on APRIL 3, 2018 Case No. 151114 790 South 100 East, Bountiful, Utah for: at 10:15 a.m. to respond to a Petition on file with the court alleging State of Utah in the interest of: M.G. (DOB: 28 December 2007) 2018 300 NORTH RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT that you have abused and/or neglected your child. You have a right Name of parent(s) / legal guardian: Heather Anzora Bids will be received until the hour of 2:00 pm Tuesday, Febru- to be represented by an attorney at these proceedings. If you do not THE STATE OF UTAH TO: MARTIN MARTINEZ ary 6, 2018 at which time they will be opened and read aloud in the appear at the time and place set forth herein, a default judgment You are hereby summoned to appear before the above-entitled office of the City Engineer at 790 South 100 East, Bountiful, Utah. will be entered against you which could include a termination of court, 800 West State Street, Farmington, Utah on APRIL 3, 2018, Proposals will be in accordance with drawings and specifications your parental rights, permanent and temporary custody orders and at 10:00 a.m. to respond to a Petition on file with the court alleging prepared by the City of Bountiful Engineering Department. Project an order to pay child support. C-3593 1/11-2/1 that you have abused and/or neglected your child. You have a right documents will be made available via email distribution from the to be represented by an attorney at these proceedings. If you do not Bountiful City Engineering Department and through the Bid Sync SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF appear at the time and place set forth herein, a default judgment website www.bidsync.com. THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, will be entered against you which could include a termination of Each bid must be submitted on the form provided as a part of the STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. 179705862, JUDGE THOMAS L your parental rights, permanent and temporary custody orders and Contract Documents and shall be accompanied by a certified check, KAY. CASCADE COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. THEADORE an order to pay child support. C-3594 1/11-2/1 cashier’s check or bid bond from a surety company, acceptable to LAMBRES, DEFENDANT. THE STATE OF UTAH TO THEADORE Bountiful City Council, all made payable to City of Bountiful in an LAMBRES: You are summoned and required to answer the com- NOTICE OF ZONE TEXT AMENDMENT HEARING amount equal to at least five percent (5%) of the bid. Said check or plaint that is on file with the court. Within 21 days after the last date FARMINGTON CITY bid bond shall be given as a guarantee that the bidder will execute of publication of this summons, you must file your written answer Notice is hereby given, that on Thursday, February 8, 2018, at 7:00 the contract in conformity with the form of contract included in with the clerk of the court at the following address: 800 W State p.m., or as soon thereafter as business permits, at the Farmington the Contract Documents, and furnish a performance bond within St., Farmington, UT 84025, and you must mail or deliver a copy to City Hall, 160 South Main Street, the Farmington City Planning fifteen (15) days after notification of the award of the contract to plaintiff’s attorney Chad C. Rasmussen at 2230 N University Pkwy., Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a request from the successful bidder. Ste. 7E, Provo, UT 84604. If you fail to do so, judgment by default Farmington City for a Zone Text Amendment to Chapters 3, 10, 11, Bountiful reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or any part will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. and 28 of the Zoning Ordinance amending Transfer of Development of any bid or to waive any informality in any bid as its best interests This lawsuit is an attempt to collect a debt of $5,925.99. /s/ Chad Rights (ZT-1-18). The public is invited to attend the hearing and may appear. A decision on the rejection of any or all bids or the C. Rasmussen C-3589 1/4-25 give written or oral comments. DATED this 11th day of January, award of a contract will be made within seven (7) days after the 2018. Holly Gadd, City Recorder. C-3604 1/18 NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE OF STORED GOODS bids are opened. In accordance with Utah Code Sec. 38-8-4 (Utah Self Storage Facil- Notice: LLOYD N. CHENEY ity Act) notice is hereby given that the contents of the following unit From: The Storage Place, 454 West Center, N.S.L. UT Asst. City Engineer will be sold at public auction to settle delinquent accounts. Auction To whom it may concern: The contents of the following storage unit C-3592 1/11-25 will be held at Main Street Storage, 585 N. Main Street, North Salt will be sold at Public Auction January 27, 2018 at 9 am. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Lake City, Utah on January 23, 2018 at 10 am. Unit will be sold in Unit 35: Stephanie & Christoper Warren, PO Box 224, Bountiful, Sealed Bids for the construction of the 2018 Street Seal Project its entirety to the highest bidder. Unit 56: Amie Halladay,469 N. C UT, 84011 Contents: Misc personal effects including: tools, gaming will be received by Kaysville City Corporation, at the Kaysville Street, SLC, UT 84104. Contents include: boxes, foam pad, and equipment, home furnishings and etc. C-3608 1/18-25 City Municipal Center, 23 East Center, Kaysville, UT 84037, until misc. items. C-3595 1/11-18 NOTICE OF ZONE TEXT AMENDMENT HEARING 10:15 a.m. local time on January 25, 2018, at which time the Bids ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL FARMINGTON CITY received will be publicly opened and read. The Project consists of REPRESENTATIVE AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given, that on Tuesday, February 6, 2018, at High density mineral bond, chip seal, and Slurry sealing various CASE NO. 153700460 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as business permits, at the Farm- streets, associated work, and striping. In the Second Judicial District Court, Davis County, Farmington ington City Hall, 160 South Main Street, the Farmington City Council The Issuing Office for the Bidding Documents is: J-U-B Engineers, Department, State of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Jerry Rue will hold a public hearing to consider a request from Farmington City 466 North 900 West Kaysville, UT, 801-547-0393. Prospective Hamblin, deceased. Cary Hamblin, whose address is 259 North for a Zone Text Amendment to Chapter 18 of the Zoning Ordinance Bidders may examine the Bidding Documents at the Issuing Office 4000 West, West Point, Utah has been appointed as the personal amending the Regulating Plan (ZT-4-17). The public is invited to on Monday through Thursday between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and representative of the estate of the above-named decedent. Credi- attend the hearing and give written or oral comments. DATED this 5:30 p.m. and Friday between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 11:30 tors of the estate are hereby notified to (1) deliver or mail their written 11th day of January, 2018. Holly Gadd, City Recorder. C-3603 1/18 a.m. beginning January 2nd, and may obtain copies of the Bidding claims to the Personal Representative at the address listed above; Documents as described below. or (2) deliver or mail their written claims to the attorney of records, INVITATION TO BID Prospective Bidders may obtain copies of the Bidding Docu- Branden B. Miles, at the following address: 2380 Washington Blvd., City of North Salt Lake ments online only at www.Bidsync.com and will be available on Ste 230, Ogden, Utah 84401, or (3) file their written claims with 10 E Center St. January 2, 2018 and may be obtained on Bidsync, Bid Number: the Clerk of the Court for Davis County, or otherwise present their North Salt Lake, Utah 84054 Kaysville-18-003. claims as provided by Utah law within three months after the date Sealed bids for the project “Eaglepointe Estates Auxiliary Storm Neither Owner nor Engineer will be responsible for full or partial of the first publication of this Notice or be forever barred. Drain - Project No. 17-044” will be received by North Salt Lake City sets of Bidding Documents, including Addenda if any, obtained from Dated this 2nd day of January 2018. at the North Salt Lake City Hall Building, 10 East Center Street, sources other than those outlined above. Cary Hamblin North Salt Lake City, Utah until 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 1, A pre-bid conference will be held at 11:00 a.m. local time on Personal Representative 2018 and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. The January 18, 2018 at the Kaysville City Municipal Center, 23 East Branden B. Miles Bidder shall indicate the Construction Contract title, the name and Center Street, Kaysville, UT. Attendance at the pre-bid conference Attorney for the Estate of Jerry Hamblin address of the Bidder, and the date and time of the Bid opening. is highly encouraged but is not mandatory. 2380 Washington Blvd., Ste 230 The work to be performed consists of furnishing all labor, tools, Bid security shall be furnished in accordance with the Instruc- Ogden, Utah 84401 materials, equipment, transportation, and services required for tions to Bidders. C-3606 1/18 installing a new storm drain line in RCP and HDPE pipe materials, (801)399-8139 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS C-3602 1/11-25 including concrete manholes and vaults, connecting new drain line to existing system, and restoring asphalt roadway and natural Sealed Bids for the construction of the 2018 Mill and Overlay Proj- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE hillside; all in accordance with the Drawings and Specifications ect will be received by Kaysville City Corporation, at the Kaysville The following described property will be sold at public auction to prepared by the North Salt Lake Engineering Department. City Municipal Center, 23 East Center, Kaysville, UT 84037, until the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at Copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained from the 10:00 a.m. local time on January 25, 2018, at which time the Bids the time of sale, at the Justice Complex, Court’s Building, 800 West City’s website at www.nslcity.org. received will be publicly opened and read. The Project consists of State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, on February 14, 2018, at Questions may be directed to Parker Bradley at (801) 335-8730. asphalt milling, grading, road base, and placement of approximately 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed C-3601 1/11-25 2-4 inches of new asphalt, depending on the street; as well as as- dated April 22, 2009, and executed by RAYMOND DELBRIDGE sociated work including the adjustment of valves, manholes, local AND ANGELA DELBRIDGE, as Trustors, in favor of MORTGAGE SUMMONS excavation, restoration of sub-grade, and striping. ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., SOLELY AS (PUBLICATION) The Issuing Office for the Bidding Documents is: J-U-B Engineers, NOMINEE FOR TAYLOR, BEAN & WHITAKER MORTGAGE Case No.174701493 466 North 900 West Kaysville, UT, 801-547-0393. Prospective CORP., ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, which Judge: Kay Bidders may examine the Bidding Documents at the Issuing Office Trust Deed was recorded on April 29, 2009, as Entry No. 2446012, IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF DAVIS on Monday through Thursday between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and in Book 4765, at Page 1945, in the Official Records of Davis County, COUNTY, FARMINGTON DEPARTMENT, STATE OF UTAH 5:30 p.m. and Friday between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 11:30 State of Utah covering real property purportedly located at 2942 Shauna Kelly Hicks a.m. beginning January 2nd, and may obtain copies of the Bidding West 1950 North, Clinton, Utah 84015 in Davis County, Utah, and Petitioner, Documents as described below. more particularly described as: vs. Prospective Bidders may obtain copies of the Bidding Docu- ALL OF LOT 30, MAPLE PARK SUBDIVISION PHASE 1 AMEND- Asel Al-Fatlawi ments online only at www.Bidsync.com and will be available on ING LOT “A”, HATCH NO. 1 SUBDIVISION, AND LOT 3, JOHN Respondent. January 2, 2018 and may be obtained on Bidsync, Bid Number: FUIT SUBDIVISION NO. 1, CLINTON CITY, DAVIS COUNTY, THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ABOVE NAMED RESPONDENT: Kaysville-18-002 UTAH, ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF ON YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to file an answer Neither Owner nor Engineer will be responsible for full or partial FILE AND OF RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS COUNTY in writing to the Petition on file with the Clerk of the above-entitled sets of Bidding Documents, including Addenda if any, obtained from RECORDER. Tax ID: 14-297-0030 Court, and to serve upon, or mail to Shauna Hicks 6707 N 43 ave sources other than those outlined above. The current Beneficiary of the trust deed is CARRINGTON Phoenix Az, 85019 a copy of said answer, within twenty-one (21) A pre-bid conference will be held at 10:00 a.m. local time on MORTGAGE SERVICES, LLC, and the record owner of the days after service of this Summons upon you if you are served in January 18, 2018 at the Kaysville City Municipal Center, 23 East property as of the recording of the Notice of Default is RAYMOND the State of Utah or within 30 days if you are served outside the Center Street, Kaysville, UT. Attendance at the pre-bid conference DELBRIDGE, A SINGLE PERSON. State of Utah. is highly encouraged but is not mandatory. Bidders must tender to the trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at the If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against you Bid security shall be furnished in accordance with the Instruc- sale and the balance of the purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the day for the relief demanded in said Petition which has been filed with tions to Bidders. 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NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE noon the business day following the sale unless other arrange- The following described property will be sold at public auction ments are made in writing with the Trustee. The bid deposit must to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States be in the form of a cashier’s check or an official check issued by at the time of sale and in the manner set forth below, such public a bank or credit union and payable to Washington Federal. The auction to be held in the main front entrance of Second Judicial balance of the purchase price must be in the form of a wire transfer, District Courthouse for Davis County, 805 South Main Street, cashier’s check or official check issued by a bank or credit union Bountiful, Utah on February 8, 2018 at the hour of 2:00 p.m. for and payable to Washington Federal. Cash payments are not ac- the purpose of foreclosing the Deed of Trust, Security Agreement cepted. A trustee’s deed will be delivered to the successful bidder and Fixture Filing with Assignment of Leases, Rents and Accounts within three business days after receipt of collected funds in the (the “Deed of Trust”) dated June 28, 2007 and executed by YONG amount of the bid. SUK SCHWIEGER, as Trustor, and granted and conveyed to The purpose of this notice is to collect a debt and any information WASHINGTON FEDERAL (formerly Washington Federal Savings) obtained may be used for that purpose. as Beneficiary and Trustee. The Deed of Trust was recorded on July Notice to Tenant 5, 2007 as Entry No. 2285830 in Book 4318 at Pages 1035-1053 of An action to foreclose the property described in this notice has the Official Records of the County Recorder of Davis County, Utah. been filed. If the foreclosure action is pursued to its conclusion, the W. Jeffery Fillmore has been appointed the Successor Trustee of described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder the Deed of Trust. unless the default in the obligation secured by this property is cured. The property subject to the Deed of Trust is situated in Davis If the property is sold, you may be allowed under Utah Code County, Utah and more particularly described as follows (the Section 78B-6-802.7 to continue to occupy your rental unit until “Property”: your rental agreement expires, or until 45 days after the sale of the BEGINNING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 2ND NORTH STREET property at auction, whichever is later. If your rental or lease agree- AT A POINT 2063.2 FEET, MORE OR LESS, NORTH AND 1436.1 ment expires after the 45 day period, you may need to provide a FEET EAST FROM THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION copy of your rental or lease agreement to the new owner to prove 19, TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE 1 EAST, SALT LAKE BASE your right to remain on the property longer than 45 days after the AND MERIDIAN, SAID POINT BEING 213.5 FEET WEST OF sale of the property. THE INTERSECTION OF SAID SOUTH SIDE OF SAID STREET You must continue to pay your rent and comply with other re- WITH THE WEST SIDE OF 2ND WEST STREET, AND RUNNING quirements of your rental or lease agreement or you will be subject THENCE SOUTH 211.0 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO A POINT 8.34 to eviction for violating your rental or lease agreement. CHAINS SOUTH FROM THE NORTH LINE OF LOT 3, BLOCK 3, The new owner or the new owner’s representative will probably NORTH MILL CREEK PLAT, BOUNTIFUL TOWNSITE SURVEY; contact you after the property is sold with directions about where THENCE EAST 86 FEET; THENCE NORTH 211 FEET, MORE OR to pay rent. LESS, TO THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID STREET; THENCE WEST The new owner of the property may or may not want to offer to 86 FEET NORTH TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. enter into a new rental or lease agreement with you at the expiration TOGETHER WITH THE APPURTENANCES AND DITCH RIGHTS of the period described above. USED IN CONNECTION THEREWITH INCLUDING A RIGHT OF Dated: December 28, 2017. WAY 2 FEET WIDE FOR IRRIGATION DITCH AS THE SAME NOW Trustee EXISTS ALONG THE SOUTH EDGE OF GRANTOR’S PROPERTY, W. Jeffery Fillmore ADJOINING 2 FEET WIDE ACROSS THE SOUTH EDGE OF THE Scalley Reading ABOVE PREMISES. 15 West South Temple, Suite 600 Together with all tenements, hereditaments, appurtenances, leases, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 rents, issues, profits improvements, water rights and stock, oil (801) 428-0115 and gas rights, royalties, minerals and mineral rights and all other Office Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. property rights of any kind or nature. [email protected] For information purposes only the Property has a reputed ad- C-3591 1/4-18 dress of 235 West 200 North, Bountiful, Utah 84010 and Tax Parcel ID number 03-024-0079. The current beneficiary of the Deed of Trust is Washington Federal and the record owner of the Property as of the recording of the Notice of Default and Election to Sell is Sukey Apartments, LLC. The Trustee’s sale will be made without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title, possession, encumbrances, or Legal condition of the Property and the improvements on the Property. The Trustee disclaims any responsibility for any error in the legal description of the Property. The sale is also subject to workout, reinstatement, payoff, sale cancellation or postponement, incorrect deadline bidding instruction, bankruptcy, or any other circumstance of which the Trustee is unaware. If any of the foregoing applies, the sale will be void and the successful bidder’s funds will be returned without any liability of the Trustee or Washington Federal for interest or Monday, any other damages. Bidders must tender a $20,000 deposit to the Trustee and pay- able to Washington Federal at the time of bidding at the foreclosure 5 p.m. sale and the balance of the purchase price must be paid by 12:00 40 Thursday, January 18, 2018 News DAVIS CLIPPER

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