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Vol. 13 No. 33 ironcountytoday.com Wednesday, July 14, 2021 showcase 4 Opinion Ardith 9 Showcase Fish opens 13 Life exhibit at IRON 22 Sports Groovacious’ Art Wall 25 Classifieds Gallery COUNTY 29 Comics/Puzzles U.S.’ Second Gentleman visits SUU interns at Bryce Canyon from David Bishop “ It’s important to have a new generation thing for both the IIC program and SUU Director of Public Relations Bryce Canyon National Park,” said committed to a career in public service.” Floyd, a recent education major Douglas Emhoff, the husband graduate at SUU. “His visit is great of Vice President Kamala Harris, Douglas Emhoff because more people will now met with Southern Utah University become aware of the IIC program, student interns Friday during a America’s natural resources. have a new generation committed to do internships and learn more visit to Bryce Canyon National Park. “It’s great to see young leaders, I a career in public service.” about land management.” The students are part of the IIC see that all over the country. I love to Mr. Emhoff met with IIC interns Floyd and Vasquez are two of the partnership between SUU, various see people who are starting a career Sergio Vasquez and Kezli Floyd. They eleven IIC student interns currently land management agencies and in public service, which is what I’ve explained the importance of the IIC working in Bryce Canyon. Typically, Native American tribes. Mr. Emhoff seen all day today at Bryce Canyon program to both their future careers more than 250 SUU students serve encouraged the students to continue National Park,” said Mr. Emhoff. “We and their interaction with youth in internships in the National Park their pursuit of a career in public need clean water and clear air to during visits to federal parks. service and especially protection of drink. That’s why it’s important to “Mr. Emhoff’s visit is a great see emhoff » 8

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those hospitalized from support each other, period.” APC American Packaging stresses respect for their employees COVID not vaccinated Corporation picks and their employees’ families. Cedar City for first “They are the foundation of our from Becki Bronson people hospitalized with COVID-19 in company and their safety, health venture into Western and well-being is our highest prior- C edar City Hospital the U.S. are unvaccinated. “These new findings confirm United States ity.” The company also emphasizes The numbers are compelling: what we’ve known for a while now: “respect for clients, community Last week, I announced those who are being hospitalized the vaccines work and help protect and self; for the environment and with excitement that American with COVID are overwhelmingly people,” said Tamara Sheffield, MD, sustainability; for the industry and Packaging Corporation of ones who have not been vaccinated Intermountain Healthcare Community our competitors.” Columbus, Wisconsin will be for COVID-19. Data from the Utah Health medical director. “The COVID In one of my many conversa- expanding its operations in Cedar Department of Health shows that vaccines work remarkably well to not tions with Mr. Koch, he made it City with the construction of a new from March 23 to June 15, 2021, when only prevent infection from COVID-19, clear that his company will take an 275,000 square-foot manufacturing active role in becoming an active plant beginning in the next several part of our community, just as they weeks. APC will create 135 new do at their five other locations. APC jobs and invest nearly $127 million is committed to lead by example in into this project just west of the Cedar City, providing new opportu- GOEX manufacturing site in Port 15 nities and helping their new “family Utah. The company plans to begin members” to succeed. operations here by the end of 2022. Understanding Cedar City’s Their plan goes beyond these initial history and culture of hard work, job estimates, as they intend to integrity and community helped expand and grow in Cedar City. APC’s leadership see what a perfect Established in 1902, American fit our city is for their success. We Packaging Corporation (APC) is a have a number of manufacturers in family-owned flexible packaging Cedar City that have headquarters converter and renowned leader and multiple locations throughout in the North American packaging the U.S., such as Genpak, GAF, industry. With more than a century Charlotte Pipe, Mauser Packaging of experience serving a wide and many others that continue to range of markets, APC specializes succeed and expand here. We have in flexographic and rotogravure an excellent manufacturing com- printing, multi-ply extrusion, and munity and outstanding workforce adhesive lamination of film, paper training through Southwest C ourtesy Cedar City Hospital and foil, as well as pouch and bag Karma Adamson just finished receiving vaccine-From Tom Giles, RN. Technical College and Southern fabrication to meet a variety of Utah University. requirements. With more than 100 all Utahns aged 16 and older became but are also very effective at preventing Like the rest of the country, years of history, APC has experi- eligible to receive the vaccine, there hospitalization and death.” we are currently experiencing enced only one major ownership were 27,017 total COVID-19 cases So far, the vaccination numbers tight labor and housing markets, change, when the Schottland family identified in Utah, with 96.9 percent in our area of southwest Utah show but these trends come and go, and purchased the company from the of them unvaccinated; there were that roughly 64 percent of the eligible APC understands this. They are Kardon family in 1986. Today, APC 1,532 people hospitalized, with 95.2% population is fully vaccinated. While invested in Cedar City for the long operates five manufacturing plants of them unvaccinated; and there that’s not as high as Blodgett and run. Mr. Koch said that now is in Wisconsin, New York and Iowa, were 110 deaths, with 98% of them others would like to see, it does include not the easiest time to be building and employs approximately 1,000 being unvaccinated. 85 percent of those ages 75 and older and hiring, but they are confident talented, motivated professionals, Eric Packer, CEO of Intermountain — which has been determined as the they can find the staff and the including nationwide sales reps and Cedar City Hospital, said that highest risk age group. resources in Cedar City that will field technical support. the data speaks for itself. “The 85 percent allow them to grow and succeed in I have had the opportunity to “We are once again “…it’s number is good, but their western expansion. We are work very closely with this project, seeing numbers rise that means 15 excited to see this company exceed which came to our economic devel- of patients with clear that percent of those at their goals and expectations in our opment department through a site COVID, and it’s greatest risk are community. getting the vaccine selection firm and the Economic clear that getting not vaccinated,” Development Corporation of Utah. the vaccine is the is the strongest way Blodgett said. The site selection process is long strongest way to The challenge and complicated, and decisions prevent getting to prevent getting now, Blodgett Maile Wilson Edwards, this large are taken very seriously. hospitalized from said, is to wade Cedar City Mayor hospitalized from Cedar City competed with dozens COVID.” through some of of potential locations throughout Dr. David COVID.” the contradictory the Western United States and, in Blodgett, health and often inaccurate the end, it came down to us and a officer for Southwest Eric Packer, CEO, Cedar messaging around community in Idaho. Our proximity Utah Public Health City Hospital COVID-19. “We’re happy to major Western markets, our rail- Department, stresses to talk to people about road connectivity, and the culture the importance of getting their concerns and we have and character of our community the COVID vaccine. “The single best answers to vaccine related questions factored heavily into APC’s choice way to stay out of the hospital and on our website,” Blodgett said. “All we to locate here. avoid the effects of this disease is to can do is continue to be consistent and American Packaging get vaccinated,” Blodgett said. “This provide correct information for people. Corporation’s president, Jeff Koch, vaccine is almost perfect at keeping We want to be a trustworthy source for credits APC’s longevity and success people out of the hospital and information on this situation.” to its high standards and its core keeping them from dying.” Blodgett said it is extremely values statement, “It’s all about The data overwhelming sup- unfortunate that so much of the treating everyone as family, ports this, as new analysis by the information available nationally has and families watch out for and Associated Press based on CDC data found nationally more than 99% of see vaccine » 6 Iron County Today news Wednesday, July 14, 2021 3 public announcements

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v isit us online at ironcountytoday.com 4 Wednesday, July 14, 2021 news Ir on County Today opinion From the Editor T hought of the week " One of the big questions in T he Write the climate change debate: Are humans any smarter than frogs in a pot? If you Stuff put a frog in a pot and aving humbly held the slowly turn up the heat, it editorial helm of this won't jump out. Instead, H newspaper for nearly 2 it will enjoy the nice warm and a half years, I am convinced bath until it is cooked to of two things when it comes death. We humans seem to managing a newspaper. One, a newspaper cannot thrive without be doing pretty much the consistent content. Two, we need same thing." consistent committed reporters to gather and garnish that content. Jeff Goodell As you may know, we no longer have enough reporters to keep up with our growing community. As such, you will notice an ad in this week’s paper requesting Reevaluating the true meaning of “Freedom” reporters to help us cover City Council news, new businesses and even The opinions stated in this article are don’t have the freedom to shoot a internationally without a passport. photographers. solely those of the author – not Iron person in the thigh simply because he You have the freedom to select What I will County Today. or she sets foot on your front lawn. your own doctors; you don’t have the tell anyone We have the freedom to earn a freedom to pick your own physician wanting to uring the July patriotic living, and in fact, earn as much as we and force your insurance company to write and/ holidays, the most pay for it. or take D common refrain is We have the freedom to photo- “freedom.” Unfortunately, some enjoy our public waterway; graphs speakers misrepresent the term you don’t have the freedom to C orey for us is for “ultimate freedom”, a weed cyclops pollute the water supply. Baumgartner that they not indigenous to our country. We have the freedom to Manan gi g Editor must do so In a recent interview with Bryan Gray smoke cigarettes or vape; you a man responsible for erecting don’t have the freedom to blow more for the Columnist opportunity to make a difference the world’s largest U.S. flag, he potentially lethal smoke inside in our community than any other claimed that Old Glory repre- an airplane, public building, or monetary motivation. sented “the freedom to do anything can through hard work, luck, and intel- most private businesses. To those who wonder if this we want.” I also consistently hear ligence; you don’t have the freedom to We have the freedom to demon- request for assistance means this people saying that Americans have lost evade taxes on that income. strate and protest; you don’t have the ship is sinking, I would answer by their freedom, but they fail to identify Religious organizations have the freedom to obstruct traffic or damage suggesting that Noah didn’t wait which particular freedoms have been freedom to only hire men and women property. for the first raindrop to fall before squashed. Yes, freedoms have always been beginning to build the ark. And Maybe it is time to highlight some “ Soldiers did not limited. You can hate your neighbor, even though we survived COVID, of our freedoms, along with the “pro- but you can’t harm him. The concept we’re not taking any chances with cedural safeguards” which Supreme offer up their lives so of freedom is so important it cheap- such an asset in our community as Court Justice Felix Frankfurter said ens it to tie it to such silly arguments this newspaper. Not as long as I’m were essential for real liberty. that you can enjoy as the “freedom” to light fireworks here, not on my watch. We have the freedom to practice in extreme drought conditions or to a religion or spiritual belief; you many the freedom to water not wear a mask in order to stop a not have the freedom to encourage your lawn whenever deadly disease. Soldiers did not offer Submit your letter to the Editor on our someone else to be bitten by a poi- up their lives so that you can enjoy website ironcountytoday.com, or by sonous snake in order to prove God’s the freedom to water your lawn emailing it to news@ironcountytoday. you want. Your tulips com or bring/mail them to 389 N 100 W, protection. whenever you want. Your tulips will Cedar City, Utah 84721. All letters must We have the freedom to drink will understand!” understand! be signed, be brief (generally under 300 words in length), list the author’s city alcohol; you don’t have the freedom to You have the freedom to read this and give the writer’s telephone number (phone number will not be printed). We toss down six vodka tonics and drive a who have similar beliefs; you don’t column. You also have the freedom to reserve the right to edit all letters for 20,000 lb. piece of machinery down the have that freedom if the organization is disagree with it, crumble it up, burn it, length or content. For letters arriving electronically, we will use the author’s freeway. supported by public tax dollars. or use it as carpeting for your birdcage. e-mail address in lieu of a signature. We have the freedom in most You have the freedom to travel; Important freedoms like these have not circumstances to own a firearm; you you don’t have the freedom to travel been taken away.

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I ron County Today is distributed free of charge, thanks to our advertisers. It is hand-delivered to over 14,000 households in Cedar City, Enoch and Parowan and is available in several rack locations in Iron and Beaver Counties. Iron County Today news Wednesday, July 14, 2021 5 opinion Welcome Superintendent Dr. Hatch T o the Editor Maverik Madness e congratulate and Welcome Dr. Lance Hatch as the new Superintendent of the “We want Superintendent One may not naturally think of the Maverik Iron County School District. Dr. Hatch gas/convenience store as an example of “corporate W Hatch to be successful and greed,” but on Tuesday, June 22nd, I experienced is well qualified and has improved student perfor- mance in his previous endeavors. We look forward that will happen as our firsthand what some would probably term this to future dialogue with him and working with him kind of greed. as parents and concerned citizens being relevant students are successful and I went to the Maverik location on the corner in the education of the future generations. of Main and 200 S in Cedar City gas up my car. In the Utah governing code, section 53E-2-201 the parents and citizens When I inserted my credit card into the slot at we find: Parents have the primary responsibility for are relevant, engaged, the gas pump, immediately a Maverik commercial the education of their children and elect representa- appeared on the TV installed into the pump and my tives in the Legislature and on state and local school and helpful.” ability to proceed pumping gas was stopped dead! boards to administer the state public education I assumed the video would only last about 10-15 system. The code further sates that – public schools Iowa, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, seconds at most. It went on and on for two full fulfill a vital purpose in the education and prepara- Rhode Island, Missouri, Arizona and Louisiana, and minutes while I was held literally “captive,” against tion of informed and responsible citizens who Utah. We encourage the Iron County school my will. I tried to escape this involuntary captivity fully understand and lawfully exercise their district to formerly adopt such a proposal by pressing the cancel and stop buttons, but they individual rights and liberties, become self to emphasize this model to the staff and also would not function during the entire video. –reliant and able to provide for themselves op/ teachers and parents in Iron County. What a dumb idea! What if I had a passenger and their families and contribute to the We encourage all parents to become to take to the hospital or was in some other kind health, welfare and security of the state and Ed fully aware of the programs and policies of emergency? This manipulation of me, their nation. In implementing all policies and pro- at the schools, which their children attend. valued customer, really ticked me off. When the grams the School Boards shall respect, protect and Request to review curriculum and behavior pump then allowed me to proceed, I cancelled further the interests of parents in their children’s policies and be relevant in comments and letters my purchase and complained to the store clerk. I public education and promote and encourage full to the new Superintendent and members of the told her that I would never purchase from Maverik and active participation and involvement of parents School Board. Parents have the Primary respon- again if they foolishly continued with this dumb at all public schools. sibility. We want Superintendent Hatch to be idea. I also called their corporate HQ in SLC and Critical Race Theory is in the news. We successful and that will happen as our students complained to them as well. applaud the Utah State Legislature for adopting are successful and the parents and citizens are This may have been a company experiment, two resolutions encouraging the Utah State relevant, engaged, and helpful. but whoever thought up this stupid gimmick School Board to ban the teaching of Critical Race should be fired or demoted. Theory in schools. WE also applaud the Iron County Commissioners for taking a proactive Being Relevant Arthur Blessing stand against CRT. This divisive false theory is only promoted to create further hate among peo- ple of all races and ignores the basic fundamentals of human dignity and choice. Our students in Iron County are taught to respect all people, serve all people and understand and celebrate all cultures. To this date we are encouraged by the states, which have banned by Governor decree or leg- islative action or have proposals in place to ban CRT in public schools. To date these states include 6 Wednesday, July 14, 2021 news Ir on County Today opinion Ir on County How the Bipartisan Infrastructure Wate r Stewards by Ashley Langston recharge and conservation for iron county today projects and education efforts. Plan would benefit Utah The District is also working to import water from Pine Valley, Roy “Pug” Urie about 60 miles northwest of the ooking around our communities, it’s legislative process with bipartisan support During his time as an Cedar Valley. not uncommon to see roads, bridges in the committees of jurisdiction, it is truly Iron County Commissioner, Urie was a member of the L and other infrastructure in need of bipartisan. in the 1990s, Roy “Pug” Urie Utah Water Resources Board serious repair. And as one of the country’s The White House has endorsed our saw the need for a water for 17 years, and he served as a fastest growing states, Utah is also in need bipartisan plan. conservancy district, and his city council member. He was a of additional infrastructure. For It is estimated that 62 bridges efforts were critical in forming county commissioner for eight years — decades, even — elected and more than 2,064 miles of the Central Iron County Water years, and later served on the officials have asserted that we highway in Utah are in poor condi- Conservancy District, which Central Iron County Water needed to turn our attention tion. Under our plan, Utah would works to find water solutions Conservancy District Board of toward our nation’s aging receive substantial funding to and ensure the future of the Directors. infrastructure. Yet various repair these deteriorating roads, Cedar Valley. Urie was also featured in a challenges and disagreements bridges and highways. Right now, He worked with Joe Melling, Deseret News article on Nov. 4, have resulted in little progress. Utahns are forced to use only who was the Cedar City 1994, when he was running When he first took office, surface streets to make the com- Manager, to facilitate for re-election to the President Joe Biden proposed an S en. Mitt Romney mute from Salt Lake City to the the entire effort. county commission. infrastructure plan that would west side of the valley because U.S. Senate (R-UT) Together they met He spoke of his time cost nearly $2 trillion — an there isn’t highway infrastructure with community so far on the Utah unprecedented request both in terms of in place. In addition to funding for necessary leaders, discussed Water Resources the amount of spending and the types of repairs, Utah would also receive funding to the establishment Board. projects he wanted to fund. Republicans expand our infrastructure so we can keep up of the District, "I've felt all my unanimously refused to sign up for the with our rapid growth. and found the life that I needed to multitrillion-dollar spending, tax hikes, huge The bipartisan plan would also make right people to help put some effort into my deficits and expanded social programs. investment in Utah’s public transportation with each stage of the community, and I worked in For several months now, I have been systems, helping to clear up some of the process. Property owners were civic groups all of my life, and working with a group of colleagues to traffic on our roads. This is particularly identified, letters were sent out, that aspect has committed me see if we could reach agreement on important along the Wasatch Front and signatures were gathered to that kind of service,” Urie a bipartisan path forward. It was where air quality is a critical concern. during the 6-year process. said in the article. “I'm honest pretty clear that if the Democrats op/ It would also help modernize the Dane Leavitt, who was and fair and ... when I make a wrote their own partisan bill, Utah nearly 17% of public transit vehicles recruited by Urie and Joe commitment, I do the best I can would end up with the short end of Ed in our state that are on their last legs. Melling to help get signatures to keep it.” the stick. As of now, my Smart Intersections Act to form the District, said Urie Leavitt remembered a As a result of our group’s work, Senate — legislation to reduce traffic congestion was a dedicated public servant. time, during a terribly dry year, Republicans and Democrats have agreed by modernizing traffic signals — will also be “He worked steadily to help when he and Urie were among on a proposal that is strictly limited to included in this bipartisan package. our area prepare for the water a group of men one Sunday physical infrastructure. It does not raise Read the rest here: https://www. needs that we are now seeing,” and the conversation turned to taxes. It spends less than one-third of the deseret.com/opinion/2021/7/10/22570410/ Leavitt said. “He certainly lit complaining about the lack of president’s original plan. And because it mitt-romney-infrastructure-plan-would- the flame and saw the need, water. is largely comprised of legislation that benefit-utah-bipartisan-no-tax-increase- and he was an active partici- “Pug quietly listened,” has already gone through the traditional biden-2-trillion. pant week in and week out as Leavitt recalled. “At an appro- we worked with leaders across priate moment he quietly said, the area.” ‘Well, what do you expect? We Since the District was live in a desert. There will be vaccine signed into existence in 1997, years like this. We just live with « Continued from page 2 staff and board members have it, do our best today, and better continually sought out solu- prepare for the future. There a political tie-in. “Our messaging is tions to the valley’s overdrawn will be better years.’ His wisdom always about how to take control of aquifer. They have focused on quieted the complaints. I miss your health and your life,” Blodgett optimizing the water that is Pug. He had a rare capacity to said. “Vaccines are about protecting available in the area, through bring people together.” yourself and protecting others… In the realm of things that have been most effective and helpful in human history, T he Iron County Water Stewards vaccines rank up there as among the program recognizes community most effective things that can be done members for contributing to to improve quality and quantity of life.” the effort to optimize every “This is one of those few community drop of water in Iron County. activities that we can do that benefits The Central Iron County everyone,” he said. Water Conservancy District (CICWCD) is actively engaged How to get your vaccine: in education, conservation, At the Southwest Utah Public reuse and import projects to Health Department, there are plenty of meet the growing demands on vaccines available and no need to make local water supply. For every an appointment, you can just walk in to effort you make to conserve, most places. Find out more at: we consider you a water »»https://swuhealth.org/covid-vaccine steward, too. For more of the story and to Get latest data on COVID here: Get to Know Your H2O, visit www. »»https://coronavirus.utah.gov/ C ourtesy Cedar City Hospital cicwcd.org. Lynette Sawyer also receives her vaccination case-counts/ at » the Cedar City Hospital. »https://swuhealth.org/covid/ C ourtesy CICWCD Iron County Today news Wednesday, July 14, 2021 7 8 Wednesday, July 14, 2021 news Ir on County Today Bookings IRS changes course after Sen. Lee, Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty.

Rep. Owens send letter on religious liberty JULY 6 Cody L Curtis Cedar City, UT T renton H Bigsoldier Prob/Parole Violation, Fail to from Brecken Denler “Mr. Martin also takes Cedar City, UT Disclose Identity, DRUG – Poss C/S, “ Religious prejudice Intoxication, Retail Theft, DUI Drug Paraphernalia Pres s Secretary offense to Christians Engaged’s teachings regarding “freedom of N icholas P Hampen James D Bates should never be Panguitch, UT Cedar City, UT WASHINGTON – After a speech, defense, … borders and Prob/Parole Violation Drug Court Violation June letter to the Commissioner tolerated, especially immigration, [and] U.S. and Israel Benito P Munoz Jeffery L Caldwell of the Internal Revenue Service relations.” Millions of Americans Cedar City, UT Parowan, UT Protective Order Violation, Reckless DRUG – Poss/Use C/S, Phone (IRS) sent by Sen. Mike Lee from our federal draw deeply from their religious Endangerments, Intoxication, Harassment Resist/Interfere w/Arrest, Disorderly (R-UT), Rep. Burgess Owens beliefs to inform how they vote Conduct William E Lucas (R-UT), and colleagues, the IRS institutions.” and many religious organizations Cedar City, UT Kevin V Broadbent Intoxication, Disorderly Conduct reversed course on a determina- Rep. Burgess Owens (R-UT) conduct get out the vote efforts. Cedar City, UT Assault M adison M Meyer tion removing tax-exempt status In fact, President Biden himself Aggravated Assault of a religious values group. The prejudice should never be toler- campaigned alongside church Catherine L Williams Cedar City, UT Kenneth S Pickett letter protested the IRS claim ated, especially from our federal leaders during the 2020 presiden- Assault Cedar City, UT institutions. I’m glad to see this DRUG – Prod/Manuf/Disp C/S, Drug that “the sanctity of life, biblical tial race. William B Aune III Paraphernalia marriage, and biblical justice” biased determination reviewed “The IRS must objectively Michael L Dalton Cedar City, UT B laze L Vanderlinden were associated principally with and corrected.” analyze applications for tax-ex- Cedar City, UT Retail Theft, Criminal Trespass political platforms. The June letter read in part: empt status and cannot allow Drug Court Violation “We write today to express Benito P Munoz Cody L Curtis Of the letter, Sen. Lee said, “I political biases to creep into Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT am glad to see that after receiving extreme concern regarding a its decisions. We urge you to Protective Order Violation, Reckless UTProb/Parole Violation, our letter, the IRS reversed course recent Internal Revenue Service immediately review Christians Endangerment, Intoxication, Resist/ Littering, DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug Interfere w/Arrest, Disorderly Conduct Paraphernalia on what would have been a (IRS) determination on the Engaged’s application for 501(c) dangerous and discriminatory tax-exempt status of Christians (3) status personally, and JULY 8 JULY 10 decision. Religious groups must be Engaged, a nonprofit organization terminate the IRS staff involved Eduardo D Dominguez Angelina M Dean free to teach their beliefs without located in Texas. We urge you to in the flawed and politically Cedar City, UT Henderson, NV DRUG – Poss/Use C/S, Drug DUI, Alcohol Restr. DL, Open fear of government retaliation.” personally review this determina- motivated reasoning behind the Paraphernalia, Dog at Large, Drive Container in Veh, Unsafe Lane Rep. Owens said, “With tion, and remove the individual, determination.” on Susp/Revoked Lic. Change, Poss Drug Paraphernalia this politically motivated and or individuals, responsible for the The full text of the letter and Robert J Geroe Tyrone D Whitfield Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT discriminatory decision, the IRS blatantly biased, discriminatory, an online version of this release Drive on Susp/Revoked DL, No Proof Retail Theft, Criminal Trespass contradicted itself and alienated and flawed reasoning that led to can be found online at: https:// of Ins, DRUG – Poss C/S the determination. Emilio Michaels JULY 11 Americans of faith. Religious www.lee.senate.gov/ Hurricane, UT DUI Luis M Aguirre N orth Hollywood, CA Christina M Navarro DRUG – Poss w/Intent to Distribute United Cedar City, UT C/S, Drug Paraphernalia, Drive w/o States Second Burglary Ins, No Valid DL Gentleman Doug Chastity A Spivey Daniel J Engstrom Enoch, UT Cedar City, UT Emhoff visits SUU Drive on Susp/Rev DL, DRUG – Poss/ DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug students interning Use C/S Paraphernalia at Bryce Canyon Eduardo D Dominguez Christopher M Martinez National Park. Cedar City, UT Ogden, UT DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug Paraphernalia, DUI w/BAC at/over .08, Fail to Drive on Suspended, Dog at Large Remain at Accident Dylan C Soracco JULY 9 Cedar City, UT M elinda P Cox Retail Theft, Forgery, Burglary, DRUG Beryl, UT – C/S, Drug Paraphernalia, Purch/Poss/ Alcohol Restr. DL, DRUG – C/S Trans/Use Firearm by Restr.

C ourtesy SUU administration. ing, and front line operations. Emhoff “IIC interns have contrib- Our partnership work has been « Continued from page 1 uted hundreds of thousands of about creating opportunities hours to conservation work in for students, faculty and staff Service, U.S. Forest Service and our region’s public lands,” said while making a positive differ- Bureau of Land Management Dr. Briget Eastep, executive ence for public lands.” in southern Utah, northern director of Outdoor Pathways Last year alone, the IIC Arizona and eastern Nevada. at SUU. “In addition, SUU also internship program celebrated Internships are offered in fields holds many research permits nearly 100,000 conservation such as biology, accounting, and research oriented coop- hours with 182 interns and crew wildlife, natural resources, erative agreements to further members earning $1.4 million maintenance, engineering, engage students and faculty in in wages and benefits over the interpretation, recreation, and public land research, monitor- summer. Wednesday, July 14, 2021 9 Arts + Entertainment in Iron County showcase D ynamic Duo from Donn Jersey F or Iron County Today Husband and wife Michael Doherty and Alex Keiper will be taking over the Randall L. Jones Theatre stage in the Festival’s last play of Husband- the 2021 season. The spooky and frenetic farce (featuring the two actors playing five roles) will and-wife open on July 29 and run through October 9. The plot of this frantic play begins with hyper, over-the-top shenanigans and heats up acting team from there: Jo Smith arrives at her local theatre for an audition with the director Vyvian Jones, to bring but it turns out that she has actually been invited there by Beverley, Vyvian’s twin brother, spooky, who wants her to impersonate her own twin sister Fiona to squelch the rumor that Beverley frenetic farce has slept with Fiona. And that’s just the first act. Whew! Comic actors Doherty and Keiper are just to life at Utah the duo to pull of this high-energy comedy. Michael Doherty, who will be playing the Shakespeare three Joneses, is well known at the Festival for his comic roles. He played Speed in The Two Festival Gentlemen of Verona, Tranio in The Taming of the Shrew, and Lord Fancourt Babberley in Charley’s Aunt in 2015; Tom Sawyer in Big River and Charlie Baker in The Foreigner in 2018; and the Narrator in Every Brilliant Thing in 2019. He has also appeared off-Broadway in Dublin by Lamplight and in other theatres such as Berkeley Repertory theatre, Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, Denver Center, Clevland Play House, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, and Connecticut Repertory Theatre. He is a member of Actors’ Equity Association. Playing the two Smiths, Alex Keiper, is appearing at the Festival as an actor for the first time this summer; however, she worked as an assistant director on the Festival tour of Every Brilliant Thing. She has worked in theatres across the country, including Milwaukee Rep, Actors Theatre of Louisville, Arden Theatre Co., Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia Theatre Co., Gulfshore Playhouse, 11th Hour Theatre Co., Theatre Horizon, Theatre Exile, and InterAct. She also has been awarded an Independence Foundation Fellowship and a Barrymore Award for Best Lead Performance in a Musical for LIZZIE: A Rock Musical. She is also a member of Actors’ Equity Association. Michael Complete casting for all shows, as Doherty and his wife, Alex Keiper, well as bios and photos of all actors, will join forces for is available on the Festival website at a frightful but funny, www.bard.org/actorsartist. "frenetic farce" in the The Festival’s 2021 season is June 21 final play of the to October 9. Plays will be Pericles, Richard Festival season. III, The Comedy of Errors, The Pirates of Penzance, Ragtime, Cymbeline, Intimate Apparel, and The Comedy of Terrors. Tickets are available by calling 800-PLAYTIX or visiting www.bard.org. photos Courtesy USF 10 Wednesday, July 14, 2021 showcase Ir on County Today Ardith Fish opens exhibit at Groovacious’ Art Wall Gallery by Shay Baruffi I ron County Today Ardith Fish celebrated the open- ing of his first exhibit on July 8th at Groovacious’ Art Wall Gallery. The exhibit, “Black Market Underground Art/Abstract Expressionism, Impressionism, Expression Art,” fea- tures vibrant and unique abstract art. “I believe there is a historic precedent set by the different artist and differ- ent art movements. Impressionism is a good starting point for me. Impressionism was a revolution in art that changed how art is perceived,” states Fish in his artist statement. Ardith uses a variety of materials and methods to create his distinctive art pieces, detailed in each painting’s description. Along with different dry- ing times of paints and the direction of the canvas for drip effects, Ardith employs the use of several agents to create interesting textures. These include, WD-40, tempera paint powder, glitter, asphalt emulsion, enamel, mineral spirits, house paint, construction colorants, and even nail polish. Ardith’s impressive use of these resources generate fascinat- ing textures and pigments. photos by shay baruffi Check out Ardith Fish’s Ardith Fish's impressive impressionism combines many exhibit at Groovacious in different types of media to create vibrant and unique art. Cedar City throughout July. Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, July 14, 2021 11 12 Wednesday, July 14, 2021 showcase Ir on County Today I always know where my rotary- dial phone is! by Mary Anne Andersen C edar City Arts Council

ou know how some memoirs use scientific advances to give an idea of an individual’s Y lifetime? “His father drove a horse and buggy and he lived to see a man on the moon.” For my life, the evolving telephone is the indicator of just how long I have been communicating with my fellow human beings. In middle school, I began talking to my friends over something called a “party line.” A party line was a phone line shared among neighbors. In our case, there were four families on the same line. When you wanted to make a call, you carefully lifted the receiver to make sure one of your neighbors wasn’t already talking. If so, you replaced the receiver, waited a few minutes and tried again. Line is clear, so you can make your call, always with the awareness that you can’t talk long because one of the other families might be waiting to use the line. You knew because you heard the slight click as some- one picked up their phone, and you then hurried your call to its conclusion. And you were always aware that someone might be listening in. Our nemesis was the Foote family; their heavy sighs when they heard our Marilyn Richardson Alger was honored to take a bow as her violin bow was decorated and officially retired voices blew our hair back. The with honors. Her daughter Becky (Left) and granddaughter Megan (Right) celebrate the special occasion with her. upgrade to a private line was a great day! In our home today, our land line serves one old Enoch Orchestra plays at Enoch rotary-dial phone—really! My young private students don’t know how to use Independence Day program it—and two push-button from Gaylen Matheson The Beautiful, My Country ‘Tis ago, Marilyn became the face ones. They are tethered to the wall, of course, but I love F or Iron County Today of Thee, The Star-Spangled and spirit of the old orchestra, Banner and others. the rhythm and the feeling. them. They work when the power The Enoch Orchestra played A highlight of the evening After over 80 years of asso- is out, and never need charging. You do have to walk patriotic music at the Enoch was Enoch Mayor Geoffrey ciation with and playing her to them when they ring, but you always know where Independence Day Program, Chesnut retiring the violin bow violin for the Enoch Orchestra, they are. Our daughters were so annoyed by them July 5th 2021. Patriotic songs of Marilyn Richardson Alger. Marilyn’s bow was decorated that they bought us our first cordless phones, another included, A Grand Old Flag, When the Enoch Orchestra and retired with honor and huge step along the evolution of the telephone. It was Yankee Doodle Dandy, America started back up a few years appreciation. truly liberating to walk around while we talked, to do chores, or step outside to pick up the paper. I thought sitting out on the deck and talking was the epitome of phonedom. Enter the cell phone. I do need my cell phone, and was horrified the first day I felt that pervasive sense of panic when I didn’t know where it was. But I am not married to it. I love to text and am more than pleased to have all my necessary numbers at my fingertips, but I don’t sleep with it or take it everywhere with me. I don’t always carry a bag and all my pants don’t have pockets. I use that archaic duo paper and pencil when I want to remember something. An alarm clock wakes me up and my camera hangs around my neck. And I am not going to cancel my l and line anytime soon. When that phone rings, I know where it is: plugged into the wall in predictable places. I

photos Courtesy Enoch Orchestra often hear that robocall pause when I answer, but I The Enoch Orchestra musicians continue to dedicate their musical talents to make community events, like this can just hang up. But I am gratified to know that Mrs. year's Independence Day program, not only musical but memorable. Foote isn’t listening in. Check us out online… ironcountytoday.com + Wednesday, July 14, 2021 13 Community + Personal Interest in Iron County life

July Jamboree!

The only thing hotter than the hotrods at this year’s July Jamboree was the relentless sunshine. T hankfully, it didn’t stop the crowds on Cedar’s Main Street from enjoying a little car-coveting while peeking under the hoods and imagining getting behind the wheel of some very beautiful, antique and futuristic vehicles.

photos by corey baumgartner 14 Wednesday, July 14, 2021 life Ir on County Today Summer symbols, calendar Little League legacies ongoing opportunities ARP—Addiction Recovery Color Country Winds G overnment 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary Wed • Come brush up on your band building, Main & 300 N, Parowan skills to share with the community. Call and a reliable truck Cedar City Council Debbie at (435) 559-9609 for time and Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall, 10 Caregivers location. N. Main St (435) 586-2950 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging Offices, 585 N Main, Ste. 1, Cedar City Color Country Pickleball ur ’71 Chevy made its final drive down Cedar’s Enoch City Council Celebrate Recovery M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake Main Street last week (Next week it will make a 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall, 900 E Ctr), Paddles & balls supplied. (435) new home with a vintage car collector). Perhaps, Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 (Christian 12-Step Program) Wed 6:30 pm 586-6345 O • True Life Center, 2111 N Main, Cedar you saw us? That was Rigby and me in the orange Enoch Planning Commission City. We believe that through Christ we Hey Cedars Square Dance can be victorious over any hurts, habits, restored Chevrolet with the load of Cedar National 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall, 900 E hang-ups (Phil. 4:13) • Jeff J 801-638-1800, Wed • Beginner’s, 6:30 pm, Mainstream 12-year-old boys in the back. Baseball, trucks, and snow Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Gary D. 702-303-5662. Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center, 489 E 200 S. Info: Pat (435) cones; the 4th of July in Cedar City at its finest. Iron County Commission Multiple Sclerosis 233-5910 You see, the Chevy is not just a truck to us. In 1971, 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am • Commission 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar Visitor’s Center, Chambers, 68 S 100 E, Parowan 581 N Main. Caregivers and those with MS Pickleball Group the Chevy was a gift from son to father. Floyd gave it Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. to Eldro so Eldro could hunt “Deer Mountain” in the Iron County Democrats N ami Bridges & Family to Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) fall. Eldro ran Cedar City’s college farm beginning May 3rd Sat, 9-10:30 am • Pastry Pub, 86 W Family and free (outdoors) Center, Cedar City Thurs, 7 pm • SW Behavioral Health 10, 1937 for $80 a month. His work Center, 245 E 680 S, Cedar City. Free • (435) Rock Club continued as farm superintendent Iron County Republican 590-7749 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 Women W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about for twenty years. Eldro was an 3rd Wed, 11:30 am. Tickets $20, https:// N arcotics Anonymous geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. integral part of the Branch www.ironcountyrepublicanwomen.com www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. Agricultural College (now KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar southernutahrockclub.org Parowan City Council City) unless otherwise listed Southern Utah University) and 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall, 35 E Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm S enior Yoga Classes Cedar City. 100 N • (435) 477-3331 Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm Mon, 1-2pm • Canyon West Park behind the Senior Center • Wed, 1-2pm • Cedar Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm Floyd spent his first seven City Senior Center (489 E 200 S). Easy to years of life on that farm. By Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm do. Please bring own mat. (435) 586-0832 S ervice groups Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm A myanne Rigby 1971, Eldro had transitioned to (Small room) Southern Utah Woodturners contributer near retirement and the Chevy American Legion Auxiliary Women Only • Sun, 11 am 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood was his pride and joy. Rigby and I 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar Library, 303 N 100 E, Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm • The shop, 703 W 600 S. Amer. Legion Conf. Room • (435) 704-6654 Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar (877) have hauled that truck with us for our 25 plus years of T ae Kwon Do Class Bikers Against Child Abuse 865-5890. marriage—the Chevy is a symbol. A symbol of family, Pornography Addiction Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic memories, hard work, and Grandpa Eldro. It was a joy to 1st Thurs 7 pm • Courtyard Marriott (1294 Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ S Interstate Dr, Cedar City), Cedar Breaks Recovery for Men mo., ages 5+, any experience level (435) drive it down main for its final bow and watch Rigby rev Conference Room Thurs, 7:30pm • Canyon View seminary 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek building (54 W 1925 N). North entrance. the engine one last time. Elks Lodge #1556 Crisis Center. The Chevy’s precious cargo was a load of boys who 111 E Freedom Blvd. Cedar City, (435) Pregnancy, Infant Loss T ai Chi For Arthritis love to play baseball. If you have been around Cedar City 586-8332 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. Wed & Fri, 9:30-10:30 am • Cedar Senior Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar • Center, 489 E 200 S. FREE low-impact, long enough, you know it is a baseball town. Glancing Lion’s Club www.southernutahshare.com health benefitting exercise for Seniors. through the parade line, I noticed familiar names on Tues, 12 pm • Call Pres. Roger Shurtz Senior Blind/Visually Impaired Helps with coordination, balance, for mtg. info. Everyone welcome! (435) flexibility and more. To register – contact other All-Star uniforms—Garrett, Corry, Higbee, and 590-2896 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library Tom, just to name a few. I watched and played ball with Maria Bailey (435) 673-3548. Space Southwest Parkinson’s Alliance limited. their parents a generation ago. Marine Corps League Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm 2nd Tues, 1 pm. • Cedar City Senior T ake Action for Freedom As a mother of four sons (all little leaguers) and the Center, 489 E 200 S • Kristy 435-559-9681. Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. Wed, 7 pm • Stahli West 600 N. Airport sister of four brothers (all little leaguers), I have spent R otary Club Road, Cedar • Help preserve our plenty of time at Veteran’s Park. My sister, Wendy, and C lasses/Activities Constitution, Republic, voting laws, Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech, 757 W 800 medical freedoms, traditional education I suited up with the boys in those days as well. Last S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 curriculum, 1st & 2nd Amendment Rights, summer, the silence of the baseball park haunted Cedar A dult Barre/Modern Dance education on CRT & Southern boarder City as little league baseball put on its own “mask” and Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, issues/illegal immigration & local/ Support Groups 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to county/state Legislature issues social distanced for a season. This spring, the sound of members, or $8 drop-in fee. the baseball bat smackin’ a few “dingers” awakened a AA—Alcoholics Anonymous Arthritis Foundations Exercise T op Bar Hive Bee Keeping 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org Time TBA, Cedar Senior Center 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, Kara (702) 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained “The sound of the baseball 232-6829 instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, T OPS – Take Off Pounds KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar endurance-building activities, relaxation Sensibly City) unless otherwise listed techniques, and health education topics. bat smackin’ a few “dingers” Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, Noon A wana Bible Club Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm awakened a sense of normalcy for Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 - 8:30 pm, 3 • Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm yrs-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 - 8 pm, Valley weight without buying special foods. • Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Cedar City • 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) me while bringing back so many (435) 586-1112 Ext. 307 (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 Water Aerobics Class Misfits • M – F, 6 pm Book Club memories…Baseball, in fact, is Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 W., Fun, up-tempo workout to music. The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • True Life N 100 E. • June 10, "Engineering Eden" by Intensive cardio, full body muscle toning. synonymous with summertime.” Center (TLC) 2111 N. Main. • (702) 802-1332 Jordan Fisher Smith or (702) 533-7856 Any fitness level. All ages. $3/class, including pool admission. (435) 327-2091 Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • 685 N Cedar Chest Quilters’ Guild (no text) sense of normalcy for me while bringing back so many 300 E, Parowan • (435) 477-8925 Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center, memories as I watched the baby of our brood step up to Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am 489 E 200 S. Sewing projects for all Weightwatchers Reimagined! My Story • Sat, 8 pm abilities. Block of the Month. Make bat at what was once the Elk’s field. Baseball, in fact, is friends, improve your skills & have Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar Aquatic Center, 2090 synonymous with summertime. Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, fun. Visitors are always welcome. Info: W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, in-person When I was a kid, snow cones were forty cents at 11 am Ms. Ronnie Badgett. (435) 477-2243. motivation from members, trained guides What a Way to Start the Day • Su, W, F cedarchestquiltersguild.org and wellness coaches. (702) 832-0555. Cedar City Baseball Park’s Snack Shack. The pickins’ of 7-8 am • All are welcome Evening workshops now available. www. flavors was a little slimmer then—root beer, lime, orange, Cedar Radio Control Club weightwatchers.com/us/find-a-meeting) Al-Anon 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library and cherry. On a rare, but good day, I had four dimes in KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar 303 N 100 E. Wellness Place 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) my pocket and I would treat myself to a snow cone. I City) unless otherwise listed Cedar City Toastmasters always chose cherry, and I slurped that snow cone until Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm • Call for 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. info: (435) 704-8984 Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub • 86 W com/upcoming-classes the very last drop. University Blvd. Find your voice & shape Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm • (435) your future. Be the leader and speaker Zumba Classes 559-3333 Slurping snow cones, playing baseball and listening you want to be. (603) 731-0116 Tues, 11:30 – 12:30pm • Cedar City Senior for the rev of an engine—symbols of Joy, family, and Hope for Today (Family Groups) Center (489 E 200 S). Have fun getting in Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 Cedar Professionals shape. (435) 586-0832 memories. Symbols of July in Cedar City. Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 Alzheimer's Caregiver S Highway 91, Cedar City. Organization Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm, 4th of business people. Stimulate business To add your ongoing opportunity to our Mon, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] through exchange of ideas, information, calendar, call 867-1865, ext.6 or email To read more from Amyanne, visit: barnwoodandtulips.com. or (435) 238-4998 x8773 referrals. www.cedarprofessionals.org [email protected] Iron County Today life Wednesday, July 14, 2021 15 calendar

SWEET PEA FARM & ORCHARD: FARM NEW HARMONY: BBQ & BARN DANCE Wed, July 14 BREAKFAST (8–11am) @ Sweet Pea Farm & (6-10pm) @ Harmony Haven Ranch (882 S 800 E, Orchard (136 S 600 W, Parowan), pricing per New Harmony). Tickets $25 per person. Purchased PANDEMONIUM DAY item ranges $2.50 – $7.50. Info: (435) 531-6461. by contacting Melanie (435) 632-0341. All proceeds go to New Harmony Fire Association. IRON COUNTY DEMOCRATS (9am) @ The Pastry Pub. All are welcome to our monthly meeting. RENTWAPO-WORKS FARMERS MARKET S un, July 18 (Saturdays 9-2pm), (4871 N Enoch Rd.) Eggs, pecans, popcorn, hand crafted items, home WORLD LISTENING DAY decor, scented bath salts, indestructible “No one is as deaf as the man who dish/pan scrubbers, baby blanket & booty will not listen.” Proverb ART FOR THE BREAKS OPEN HOUSE (6-8pm) ensembles, jewelry, homeopathic items. A fun @ Cedar City’s Library in the Park (303 N. 100 and unique shopping experience for all ages. E.) Artist’s reception for the exhibition “Art for Turn your passion into profit and have your the Breaks” will include new work that will be own booth. Info – Linda 435-559-1657. added prior to the reception to replace work M on, July 19 that has already been sold since the show’s FESTIVAL CITY FARMERS MARKET, (9am to EID AL-ADHA DAY opening July first. 1pm), @ 45 W Center Street. Every Saturday rain or shine. Artwork, baked goods, crafts, PATCHES 4 PATRIOTS (QUILTS OF VALOR), custom semi-precious stone, costume jewelry, (Every 3rd Mon, 11am-4pm) @ Cedar City UTAH MIDSUMMER RENAISSANCE FAIRE farm fresh produce, homemade brownies & Visitor’s Center, (581 N Main Street) (Wed–Fri 11am – 9pm) & (Sat 10am – 8pm) @ F ri, July 16 candies, home style treats, homemade jams & 11am- 4pm. Info and to get involved contact Cedar City Main Street Park (200 N Main St), jellies, homeopathic items and 100% real PERSONAL CHEF DAY Esmeralda Carter 757-438-2371. To nominate FREE admission. Join for four days of games, honey. Free gift for fathers. a Service Member or Veteran that has been crafts, entertainment, laughter, and more. Info: FRIDAY NIGHT CONCERT (8pm) @ Parowan touched by war, go to the Quilts of Valor www.umrf.net. Vendor info: Cathy (435) 531-9327. City Park (Main St & Center), FREE admis- website https:/www. qovf.org. CHARACTER SKETCHES “Creative achieve- sion. Bring a chair or blanket. This week’s SOUTHERN UTAH WATERCOLOR SOCIETY ment in American comic books.” (Each band is Kevin Conley (Elvis tribute artist). Info: (3rd Mondays, 5:30pm) Meet at Cedar City Wed 6:30-7:30pm) Cedar City Library [303 N 100 (435) 599-4504 or (435) 477-8190. Library (303 N. 100 E.) All interested parties E] (435) 586-6661. All skill levels welcome. This UTAH MIDSUMMER RENAISSANCE FAIRE are welcome. Throughout the year we have year’s theme is Award Winners. Characters in 11am – 9pm @ Cedar City Main Street Park demonstrations, workshops providing instruc- July will be drawn from Eisner Award winners. tion. We also host exhibits. Come join us! HELPROOM – CANYON CREEK SERVICES and RAINN. (2-3pm - Fridays) Free online support group for survivors of Domestic Violence, T hurs, July 15 Sexual Assault. A safe space for survivors to T ues, July 20 communicate, feel supported and share their SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, (9am to GIVE SOMETHING AWAY DAY perspectives on issues related to healing and 1pm), Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good NATIONAL LOLLIPOP DAY recovery. RAINN, the Rape and Incest National ART IN THE PARK (9am – 5pm, Thurs - Sat) weather outside, bad weather inside. Farmers Network, is the nation’s largest anti-sexual 60TH ANNUAL UTAH SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL @ Frontier Homestead State Park (635 N Main with vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked violence organization. Join at: affiliate.rainn. (8pm, w/2pm Matinees) FREE nightly Greenshow St., Cedar City). $4 per person. Three artists, goods & breads, meats, tamales, food org/helproom/canyoncreekservices. at 7:10 pm, backstage tours, seminars, and one musician perform/demonstrate each vendors, hand-crafted items including soaps, play orientations. Plays featured this season weekend until Labor Day Weekend (Sept 3rd). CEDAR BREAKS STAR PARTY – (Every Fri, lotions, jewelry, clothing, home décor and in repertory are: ‘Pericles’ (June 21 – Sept 9), Artists demonstrate/sell their art at tables Sat, Sun, 9-11pm) @ North View Overlook gifts for all ages. For booth prices & info: (435) ‘Richard III’ (June 22 – Sept 10), ‘The Comedy while musicians perform throughout the day. (the last Overlook in Cedar Breaks closest to 559-1657. of Errors’ (June 23 – Sept 1), ‘The Pirates of To participate call Jana (435) 865-1441, Frontier Brian Head – Hwy 143). Cost $10 per person, UTAH MIDSUMMER RENAISSANCE FAIRE Penzance’ (June 25 – Oct 9), ‘Ragtime’ (June 26 Homestead (435) 586-9290. 15yrs. and younger are free. National Parks/ 10am – 8pm @ Cedar City Main Street Park – Sept 11), ‘Cymbeline’ (July 16 – Oct 9), ‘Intimate Interagency America the Beautiful passes UTAH MIDSUMMER RENAISSANCE FAIRE Apparel’ (July 17 – Oct 9), ‘The Comedy of Terrors’ are accepted. Rangers provide telescopes 11am – 9pm @ Cedar City Main Street Park (July 29 – Oct 9) & Words Cubed (August 13 – 28). and a formal program at the top of the hour, For tickets and information call 1-800-PLAYTIX then an informal constellation tour will be (752-9849) or visit www.bard.org. given. Dress warm and bring chairs, blankets. Participants welcome to bring their own telescope and red flashlights. Info: (435) 986-7120 or www.nps.gov/cebr. Wed, July 21 NATIONAL JUNK FOOD DAY S at, July 17 CHARACTER SKETCHES “Creative achieve- LUNCH AT THE MUSEUM (11:30am – 1pm) @ (Each (13 S ment in American comic books.” Southern Utah Museum of Art Wed 6:30-7:30pm) Cedar City Library [303 N 100 300 W, Cedar City). Join SUMA and Red Acre WORLD EMOJI DAY E] (435) 586-6661. All skill levels welcome. This Farm for delicious seasonal goodies like RED ACRE: SATURDAYS ON THE FARM (8am year’s theme is Award Winners. Characters in sandwiches, salads, pastries, pies, and more, BURGERS, BIKES & BANDS (5:30pm – 8pm) – 8pm) @ Red Acre Farm (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar @ Red Acre Farm (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar City). July will be drawn from Eisner Award winners. all starting at just $5! Sit and eat with friends City). No entry fee to the farm. We love and on the plaza or take your lunch on the go. Join for music, burgers, frosty lemonade, appreciate the peak of interest in homestead- made from scratch pies and good company. RED ACRE: FARM TOURS (11:30am – 1pm) @ ing, growing, and raising food. We want to Family-friendly event and fun for all ages. Red Acre Farm (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar City). share with you how this small family farm does If you ride your bike out, (pedal or motor) There is no charge for calendar items. Tours led by Sara and Symbria. Limited to first it and how we got to where we are today. we reward you with premium parking and Your submissions can be made online 20 people. Reserve spots at (www.redacre- VALENTINE PEAK PARK RUN (Every Sat, 9 10% off! Info: (435) 865-6792 or Facebook: / at ironcountytoday.com, or emailed to farmcsa.org/events/) or call (435) 865-6792. A am) @ Iron County Fairgrounds. FREE, weekly, RedAcreFarmCSA. There is no fee to come [email protected] or brought nominal fee. Free for children 4 and younger timed 5K run/jog/walk. Open to all ages listen to the band and you do not have to to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar City, Utah (children must be accompanied by an adult); and all abilities - each week we have a Tail purchase food. We do ask that you NOT bring 84721. The deadline is Friday at noon. The admission is $5 (5 to 15 yrs.), $8 (16 and up). 60 Walker, so you will never be last. Organized any food from off-site and tipping the band calendar is not to be used for advertising. – 90 minutes. Walk away with some new ideas, by volunteers. Join us! Info/Reg: parkrun.us/ is encouraged. You’re welcome to bring along Items will be printed at our discretion. how-tos, what not to do, and or insights. valentinepeak. blankets, lawn chairs, umbrellas. 16 Wednesday, July 14, 2021 life Ir on County Today business Patriot Jiu-Jitsu dojo brings martial-arts mojo to Parowan from Tricia Harris F or Iron County Today Head instructor Dwight Hargett is surrounded by Parowan Celebrated family and friends in the community to officially open his the grand opening of dojo doors to help teach Jiu-Jitsu to both children and adults. Patriot Jiu-Jitsu. Jiu-Jitsu is one of the fastest growing Martial Arts in the world, because it is both an engaging sport and a practi- cal form of self-defense. Kids and adults get a 1-on-1 Intro and trial class at no cost with Marine Corps veteran Coach Dwight. Dwight Hargett is the head instructor at Patriot Jiu-Jitsu. He is very excited to have the opportunity to share his Jiu-Jitsu with our community and show you what it has given him. He has been a competitor and instructor of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu under the Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu academy. Which was a great benefit for him as they are among the top 10 in the world, not only in com- petition but also in training and coaching as well. Since moving out here to Parowan, UT, he has seen what a great need there is for something like Jiu-Jitsu; Tricia Harris both for kids and adults as military forms, is one of the and teammates. people of the community stands for. well. Not just for the sport, greatest family bonds and In this time that we live together. Building each other Which is why they are the exercise and the fun creates the strongest kind he believes there is nothing up and helping each other Patriot Jiu-Jitsu, a family and games. But he believes of camaraderie between more important than cre- solve problems together of people who love God, Jiu-Jitsu, much like the coaches, training partners ating ways of bringing the as his own Jiu-Jitsu family America and Jiu-Jitsu. Individual Fitness Solutions (IFS) Studio opens in Cedar

from Tammy Crompton DJ Lance, refreshments for all, and F or Iron County Today an official ribbon cutting ceremony. Special promotional pricing for CEDAR CITY — Personal personal training packages will be Training facility IFS Studio - Fitness available the day-of the event only. & Nutrition Coaching is proud to “We are enormously proud to announce its grand opening in Cedar bring IFS Studio to Cedar City,” City, Utah on July 17. Originally located said Tammy Crompton, owner of in Bakersfield, California, owners and IFS Studio. “Anthony and I take the personal trainers Tammy Crompton personal in personal training very and Anthony McFadden are bringing seriously. When you visit IFS, there’s their knowledge and passion for no flashing lights or loud music; our personal fitness to the greater Cedar goal is to overcome hurdles and reach City community. The grand opening your personal health and wellness celebration will feature state of the goals. We will analyze everything art training equipment including that makes up your everyday life, StrongBoard Balance, along with from physical activity to nutrition, prizes and promotions, from 11am to create a well-rounded program - 3pm. IFS Studio is located at 2390 designed for you. We are looking UT-56 #9, Cedar City, UT 84721. forward to meeting our neighbors Featured prizes include two and making new friends in this personal training packages (valued wonderful community.” at over $1500), as well as gift boxes StrongBoard Balance founder and additional prizes. There will be Mike Curry will be on hand for board face painting for the kids, fitness CC Chamber of Commerce challenges for the adults, music from see ifs » 21 Iron County Today life Wednesday, July 14, 2021 17 “The Sign Painter” o you wear a name Save Me, Who Am I?, Addict, and the judgments of your badge when you go Alcoholic, Weird, Lonely, Not peers. No, you cannot change D to work? Do you have Giving Up, Grumpy, I Still the past, but you can change specific title at work? Society believe, Warrior, Prisoner, the future by making better puts a lot of clout in one’s Uncaring, Daring, Rude, Ready choices today and listening to ability to climb the corporate For Anything, Impatient, better voices and getting rid ladder, yet will clobber any Penitent, Thoughtless, of the vices that are like vise that fall from it. I’ve also heard Fearless, etc.? grips on your self-worth and that if you’re going to take Not surprisingly, the happiness. time to climb, make sure your internal signs you have Perhaps today it’s time ladder is leaning against the painted for yourself and wear to stop allowing your life, right building. That doesn’t (within and without), or have your mind and your heart to mean you can’t become a casual change careers, canvas for the or choose to just cruel and crass sit on your rear, people in this but living without world who would direction and drive the rut rather paint with will keep you stuck L ess Traveled pain than with on the couch, curb Corey Baumgartner peace. If you don’t or adrift, if you iron county today think that day is catch my drift. today, why not? But I digress. There’s no better Whatever title society gives allowed others to write and time than right now to begin you, what about the title(s) tape to your back (i.e. Kick repainting your signs and you give yourself? If you had Me), or the ones that adversity re-writing your life story. to wear a sign (not just an and opposition seem to have Do you need some ideas emoji) that labeled your life, sewn to your soul, are often of what to write on your new norman rockwell what would it say? Would it the person you become (or signs? Here’s a few to get you Victor Not a Victim. ing, or complementing colors? be more negative or positive? remain) through these written started: Brilliant, Resilient, This week pay attention What signs do you want/need If other people gave you a reinforcements, for better or Kind, Divine, Magnificent, to your emotional palette. to remove and replace for sign to wear what would they for worse. Magnified, Considerate, What colors are you painting yourself? What signs can you write about you? Perhaps today it’s time Caring, Reliable, Forgiving, with? Are you painting more help a family member, friend, Would your/their sign to paint a new sign for your Forgiven, Unbroken, Uplifting, positive or negative signs for even a stranger, remove, say something like—Lost, life. Perhaps its time to take Generous, Trustworthy, yourself and others? Are you replace and repaint with more Loser, Still Learning, Love Me, off the old signs of your past Capable, Likeable, Overcomer, painting with more complain- positive paint? 18 Wednesday, July 14, 2021 life Ir on County Today

(L to R) R eAnne Reimschussel Firehouse Subs, (CCS Development Director), Kaleigh Bronson (CCS Awareness Canyon Creek & Prevention Director), Cynthia Clark (Firehouse Services donation Subs - Cedar City Towne Center - drive makes a Franchise Owner). difference from Erin Neves F or Iron County Today The Firehouse Subs/Canyon Creek Services Donation Drive has come to an end. We are proud to announce that 100 items were donated through the drive, thanks to our local community members “ The toilet paper and paper towels alone made the entire drive worthwhile.” ReAnne Reimschussel, Canyon Creek Services Development Director and guests. From bath towels to Ziploc baggies to soaps, there were many generous donations – but, according to Canyon Creek Services Development Director ReAnne Reimschussel, "The toilet paper and paper towels alone made the entire drive worthwhile." C ourtesy Canyon Creek Services Iron County Today life Wednesday, July 14, 2021 19 faith “One Word” Is your life built on a firm foundation? (Newsboys) Difficult questions & Truth 101.27

aving worked with words for most of my by Edy Meredith life I know the power found in composing H a symphony of sentences from letters, F or Iron County Today words and phrases. Words can make us laugh, hese days many people cry (the good and bad kind), feel inspired and are thinking about their empowered (Proverbs 18:4). They can reprimand lives and what they and remind us that we are still loved, even when T depend on, especially given the we said the wrong thing, or didn’t say the right events in Florida. Our beliefs, thing. That’s why each week I pray that God will whether about our homes or strengthen the weakness of my words to encour- other structures we rely on, are age each of you reading them (Ephesians 4:29). the foundation for our decision Also, in working for this newspaper, I have seen/ making. How firm and strong heard both wise and evil words spoken (Proverbs are our foundational beliefs? 11:9) and felt their influence on myself, our staff and Understanding what happened our readers. As the Managing Editor, while I don’t in Surfside, Florida, should have complete control over our content, I can do make us look carefully at our my part to make sure there are more good words belief structures as well as the (stories) than bad. structures we reside in. Besides Love, words are the most powerful If you look on Wikipedia force in the universe. Whether written in books, under “list of new religious recorded in songs, accompanying paintings, or movements”, you will find printed in newspapers, words can inform, inspire, a list that is fourteen and a entertain, sustain or even stain the one receiving half pages long that provides and reading them (Proverbs 18:21). an organization’s name, its Why not add Hate to that equation as a pow- founder, year founded, and getty images type or classification. The list bodies have been discovered and Engineer who told us the contains approximately 26 in the wreckage, at least 200 following that has been in print Go d's organizations per page for will finally be acknowledged for about 2,000 years. a total of approximately 436 not just as missing but also “Therefore, whoever hears religious organizations formed as dead, crushed under the these sayings of Mine, and does playlist since 1830. We know that “new” debris. It is the same with them, I will liken them to a wise Corey Baumgartner or “recent” does not mean Truth. Do not be fooled by person who built his house on the truth claims from the new and rock: and the rain descended, the iron county today better or more truthful. Truth should be the same through the more recent. floods came, and the winds blew ages and should not vacillate We feel the pain of those and beat on that house, and it going back and forth between who are waiting for their did not fall, for it was founded on erful force? Oh, it’s powerful, but if perfect love cultures or across time. families, friends, and loved ones the rock. But everyone who hears can cast out fear it is certainly also more powerful Regarding the Florida to be discovered. We have all these sayings of Mine, and does than hate (1 John 4:18). Giving hate more attention condo collapse, there were waited patiently for this year not do them, will be like a foolish than we give love only empowers it. In other words, many warnings about the of COVID to pass. We pray, person who built his house on the we tell people not to hate, or hurt, but are we also foundation weakness, cracks call upon God, prepare for sand, and the rain descended, the teaching them how to love? When we spend more in the building, water in the the lifting of restrictions, and floods came, and the winds blew time teaching and preaching about how to love garage, sinkage of land and mourn with those who have and beat on that house, and it fell. (with words and works) than we do about the evils building, and inspection/ lost friends and family. I turn And great was its fall.” (Matthew of hate, the balance will not only begin to shift, but engineering reports. While few for solace to the great Builder 7:24-27; Luke 6:47-49). our lives and world will change immediately. For example, have you ever been enjoying your day, drive, or destination and then you hear a verbally vandalizing song come on the radio? Or maybe you pass someone talking on the phone whose every other word seems to be of the four-letter profanity type? It changes the atmo- sphere immediately. Even if only for a temporary moment, it made a definite difference. Imagine all the young (and older) people who that’s all they listen to; that’s how they speak to everyone all the time; that’s what they’ve surrounded themselves with so often that it’s normal, even comforting to them and they’ll get confrontational if anyone tries to silence or judge them. Now, imagine a person surrounding themselves with positive words, songs, television shows, movies, music, websites, and people every day, not just on Sundays. That person’s lifestyle and life would immediately begin to change for the better. This isn’t about Pollyanna and her rose-colored glasses, this is about truth. I challenge anyone to put it to the test this week. See if the things you say, watch, listen to really make you feel/do good and be happier. If they don’t, I challenge you to change, even for a moment. That moment could change your life. 20 Wednesday, July 14, 2021 life Ir on County Today obituaries

C laudia Penny Webster-Scholten L inda Jo Curtis

On October 10, 1940, In Los Angeles, In 1978 she decided to cash in on a promise made by her Linda Jo Curtis was born October California, a little girl was born to husband Don years earlier, to let her go to college after he had 18, 1945 and passed away June 19, parents, Coleby and Yvonne Webster. graduated from college. Since Don had graduated from college 2021 in Cedar City, UT. She was born Her name was Penny. Since Coleby years earlier, her “cash-in” date was long past due. As such, she in Newton, Iowa to Roger and Leona was the grandson of well-known packed her bags and announced to Don that she was leaving to Barrett and was proceeded in death by Mormon Handcart Pioneer Francis get her Bachelor’s degree at Northern Arizona University (NAU). her parents and her sister, Sandra. Webster, Penny became one of his It was not a request, nor was it open for discussion, she had Linda is survived by her loving great grand-daughters. Like her made her decision. She told him he could either come with her, husband Jim Curtis of many wonderful famous ancestor, Penny would weave or stay in Prescott. The decision was his to make. years, sister Susan (Ken), brothers a rich tapestry in her life and leave a Don honored his promise to her and sold their businesses in Michael, Dennis (Tip) and Jeff (Anne). legacy that few will forget. Prescott and the family home, packed up Monica, and moved Linda is also survived by her daughter In Penny’s own words, she was a to Flagstaff, Arizona. Jill joined them a year later. The couple Christine (Pete), son Brian (Lindsay), bit of a ham as a young child and became “dorm parents” at Peterson Hall at NAU. They went grandsons Joey, Mikey and Clayton, loved to perform whenever she was from living in a 2800 square foot home in Prescott to an 800 granddaughter Brookelle and asked. During World War II, and when Penny was 4 years old, square foot 2-bedroom apartment in a men’s dormitory. They great-grandson Mark. Linda enjoyed her wonderful grandchildren the family often traveled by train. Penny could always be found had more fun than they ever dreamed they would have and and great-grandchild. somewhere in the long string of cars singing to the soldiers made lifelong friends that later became more family than Linda loved crafting and making homemade gifts for her heading off to war. She was a beautiful child and her mother friends. Penny was “Mom” to 166 young men. friends. Linda made personal quilts for family that we will cherish curled her hair into ringlets and dressed her in a smart dress In 1982, Penny graduated with her Bachelor’s in Geology and forever. Linda also loved working in her flower beds, vacations with matching coat and hat, so that Penny was the spitting Master’s in Education from NAU. With the oil industry booming, and road trips with her husband. image of the young film star, Shirley Temple. she was scooped up by Cities Service oil company. She and Don Linda had a heart of gold. She loved watching the birds eat In 1944, she became a big sister when her brother Dan moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma where she started her dream job from the feeders the she filled. She will be deeply missed. Webster (deceased in 2017) was born. She adored her little as a Petroleum Geologist. At the time, she was one of only a Linda's Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, July 31st at brother and formed a strong bond with him that lasted few women who dared to invade the male-dominated world of 10am at: The Community Presbyterian Church 2279 N. Wedgewood throughout their lives. Two years later, in 1946, the family drilling rigs and “rough necks.” They didn’t intimidate Penny Ln Cedar City, UT. moved to Cedar City, Utah where Coleby built a house for and she donned her hard hat, boots, and Brunton compass, In lieu of flowers, please plant a tree in Linda's memory or the family on 200 East. The location was perfect for Penny and headed out to search for new petroleum deposits. Penny make a donation to the Connie Frank Kidney Transplant center at because she loved going to the Carnegie library located just remarked that Cities treated her like gold, however, there were the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. a few blocks away on Main Street. Her love of books planted clouds on the horizon. Less than a year after moving to Tulsa, the seed for what was to become her greatest talent; Penny the proverbial “bottom dropped out of the oil industry” and was an exquisite writer and editor. She wrote scientific journal Penny was one of thousands of geologists laid off throughout articles, lengthy governmental reports, a biographical book the world. She was devastated by the turn of events. Jeremy “Vern” David Marshall (about how she and her two 18-year-old friends walked 24 miles Penny was not one to allow the wind to fall from her sails from the north rim of the Grand Canyon to the south rim, in and she soon landed a job in Tulsa working for the American On the evening of June 28, 2021, the middle of July, wearing buckskin school shoes and carrying Association of Petroleum (“AAPG”). AAPG publishes periodicals Jeremy David Marshall, age 43, was sandwiches in their handbags and NO water), and hundreds of specifically for the oil industry and Penny worked as an editor returning home to his family from other works of prose during her lifetime. Her publications are for their premiere publication “Bulletin of the AAPG.” work, when he was tragically killed in too numerous to mention. However, what is important, is that In 1985, Penny and Don returned to California when Penny a head on collision by a wrong way her writings were different. was hired by the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory driver. His sudden and tragic death Scientific reports became interesting stories about obscure (“LLNL”) as a technical writer/editor. Soon, she became a has impacted hundreds of heartbroken topics in science. A 6,000-page Department of Energy report Geologist for the Environmental Protection Department where family members and friends. became a work of art with an innovative organizing structure she studied the environmental damage done by years of explo- Jeremy was born in St. George, Utah that is now becoming the standard across the scientific sives testing. Her early work in the long-term damage caused on September 3, 1977. He was raised community. She could draw the reader into a topic and make it by the nation’s nuclear weapons program, resulted in important in Overton, Nevada where he still into something that was easy to understand. changes to how we now conduct research on explosive devices. has many close family members and One of her most well-known works, Flirting with Danger, One of her final tasks at LLNL, was to manage and direct over friends. In 1992, his family moved to Hiking the Grand Canyon the Wrong Way, (2008), is a true story 30 scientists to document the contamination and remediation Cedar City, Utah where he graduated of a Grand Canyon hike that went awry. Although we had all at LLNL’s “Site 300,” an EPA Superfund site. The end result was from Cedar High School and later graduated with his Bachelor’s heard snippets of the tale throughout our lives, until Penny put a 6,000-page, 15 volume treatise, costing $6 million dollars and degree from Southern Utah University in 2005. He served an the words onto paper, no one really knew the extent of danger 3 years to complete. The report is now the “Bible” of geologic honorable mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day faced by the naïve young hikers. It is a cautionary tale for all and environmental information for the site, and is used by LLNL Saints in London, England. His father, David Marshall, ordained who seek to enjoy the wild outdoors. and all relevant governmental agencies. She is included in 3 Jeremy to the Melchizedek Priesthood. Jeremy was married to In 1950, the family returned to California where Penny different volumes of “Who’s Who” publications about pioneer- Elizabeth Brown in the Manti, Utah temple on September 3, 2005. excelled in her studies, and in 1958, graduated as valedictorian ing women in the field of geology. Jeremy and his family moved to Yucaipa, CA in southern California of her class from Fullerton Union High School. During her In 1996, Penny retired from LLNL and joined Don in Crescent in March 2013 where he transitioned from Vivint Alarm to Vivint summers, she worked at the north rim of the Grand Canyon City California where they bought a beautiful home right on Solar. as a housekeeper. Her time at the north rim was some of the the ocean. Penny had always wanted a house on the water and As a child Jeremy loved BMX bikes, racing slot cars and RC happiest days of her life. Although the work was hard, she was Don had spent the last year completely rebuilding the home. motor cars. His children now participate in BMX events. He loved able to spend her time off hiking, in and around the north rim She loved seeing the whales in the spring as they migrated scouting. His proudest achievement as a young man was earning of the canyon. She saw the different colors and textures of the north for the summer and was thrilled when winter storms his Eagle Scout. For earning the Eagle rank, his mother bought earth in the canyon and wondered why they were arranged in whipped the sea into a frenzy and the rain and sea foam pelted him a red 1978 Ford truck. He spent years restoring his truck with layers, and just how such a huge canyon was created. These her living room windows. It was in this place, with towering loved ones and visiting car shows. inquisitive moments created a yearning to know more and redwood trees, that Penny used another of her life-long talents Jeremy was always a faithful Latter-day Saint, husband, father, ultimately changed her life. and began helping stray and unwanted animals in Del Norte son, brother and friend. His life was molded by his faith in Jesus In August of 1959, she married “the boy who lived across the County. She could organize anything like “nobody’s business.” Christ, his family, and his friends. He thrived in his role as a street,” Don Scholten. They both launched brief careers in the The local Humane Society had a thrift shop in town that helped provider and protector in the family. Jeremy’s dedication, work banking industry and Penny became the comptroller for a local fund their shelter and rehab efforts. It had largely been ignored ethic and loyalty in his career, to friends, as a spouse and as a savings and loan company. Within 5 years, the little family of for years, was in complete disarray, and made very little money. father were unmatched. He was always a great mentor to young two became four with the addition of two girls, Jill and Monica. In a short period of time, she and Don turned the shop into a men. His whit was like none other. He quietly served with little Jill now lives in Salt Lake City, Utah and Monica lives in Cedar “going business concern.” They solicited the community for fan fair and he would refer to himself as the “Funcle”, and the City, Utah. clothing racks, shelving, hangers, and a storage facility, and nieces and nephews agreed. His influence was widespread. Above In 1962 she was hired on at the new theme park, Disneyland, then Penny completely reorganized the store. The thrift shop all, he was most proud of his beautiful family. He lived for them and was soon promoted to an executive level position. The started making money and the Humane Society helped more and fought for their comfort and safety. He was a loving, devoted family spent many days and nights enjoying the park and its stray and unwanted animals find new homes and obtain needed father full of teasing, cheering, memories and dad jokes. attractions and especially loved the “E ticket” rides and private, veterinary treatment. Jeremy leaves behind his lovely wife Elizabeth Marie Brown pre-release screenings of Disney movies. In 2002, Penny and Don left Crescent City for Cedar City, Marshall. He is survived by his four children: Davie Lynn (14), In 1969, Penny and her family left the big city for the quaint Utah. They bought a 20-year-old house and, once again, Karson Tim (12), Troy Jeremy (9), and Emzlee Elizabeth (6). little town of Prescott, Arizona. At the time, there were only turned it into a showplace. Once completed, they began their Jeremy was preceded in death by his father, David Edwin 25,000 residents and Penny worked with Don in their real estate exploration of the world. Over the following years they visited Marshall. He is survived by his mother, Kim Yvette Marshall; appraisal business. Penny became an avid backpacker and 50 countries on 4 different continents. sister, Heather Elsie Marshall Carter (husband Travis); nieces and throughout her life, hiked over 600 miles of trails in the Grand Penny died on the morning of July 6, 2021, in Cedar City, Utah. nephews: Gavin, Hallie, Gemma, and Nellie; aunt, Linda Lyon; Canyon, and hundreds of miles throughout the southwest. It It was sudden and completely unexpected. Penny’s family sister, Heidi Eileen Marshall; nephew, Matt Gunter (wife Sierra); was in Prescott, that Penny remembered her summer hiking is devastated and confused by her absence. Nothing will ever great nieces, Paisley and Piper; nephew, Marshall Gunter (wife trips in the canyon and developed a keen interest in Geology be the same again without Penny. Why? Because . . . Penny Madi); niece, Morgan Kim Pettigrew (husband Jameson); great while taking some classes at Yavapai Community College. Her made a difference, with her life, and in the lives of those who niece, Elsie Blue; maternal grandparents, Eileen Lani Boyce and interest blossomed into a love for Geology, and in 1975 she loved her, husband Don, daughters Jill and Monica (Monica and Tim Boyce. graduated with Honors, with an Associate’s degree in Geology. Joe Wurm), and close cousin Lora Spencer (Colorado). We will, All services for Jeremy will be held at the Cedar West Stake Penny wasn’t the usual college student. Her studies went above however, honor her life and memory by loving those around us, Center (725 S 1100 W, Cedar City, Utah). Viewing will be on Friday, and beyond those of others and her professors clearly saw her striving for the pinnacle of excellence in all we do, and above July 16, 2021 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm, and Saturday, July 17, 2021, talent. After graduating with her AA, and with recommendations all else, by Making a Difference. Final arrangements are under from 9:00 – 10:30 am. The funeral service will follow at 11:00 am. from her professors, the Arizona College Board granted her a the care of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be Interment will be in Cedar City Cemetery under the direction of special teaching certificate and she began teaching introduc- sent at www.sumortuary.com. Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent at www. tory Geology courses at the college. sumortuary.com. Iron County Today life Wednesday, July 14, 2021 21 ifs obituaries « Continued from page 16

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He loved driving and he would personalized services designed for each individual, like a DEA agent. “Beep, Beep out of my way!" Larry, also worked at keep on truckin’ no matter what. University of Texas at El Paso and for the Sheriff's Department in a Mohr enjoyed making friends and meeting new people. He also we will take you on a journey of self, as you learn Counter Terrorist Taskforce after 9/11 attacks. Larry loved computers, loved to take pictures of God’s creation. Mohr had a passion to about how your body really works as it ages, how geology, weather, astronomy, and deep gospel doctrine. Larry selflessly serve people—when he was aware of a need, he would to adjust your exercise and food as that happens, especially loved to spend time with his kids and grandchildren. figure out how to help. 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Eileen Louise Stowell Bosshardt, 81, A very special thank you to Pastor Joe Carrol and his wife Terri for of StrongBoard trains the central nervous system, returned home to the loving arms of their love and support. requiring muscles to communicate with the brain, our Heavenly Father on Thursday July To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Mohr L 8, 2021. She passed away peacefully at effectively opening, healing, restoring and strength- Christensen, please visit our floral store, https://www.hughesmortu- ening delicate neural pathways. StrongBoard her home in Beryl, Utah. ary.com/obituary/Mohr-L-Christensen/sympathy. Eileen was born March 3, 1940, to delivers profound results to all levels of fitness Elvin and Mary Stowell in Victorville, enthusiasts, creating desired changes in how users California, where she spent her early look and feel, as well as improvement in balance, childhood years. 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He watered livestock, gardened and canned, and cooked meals each worked as an electronics technician. and every day to make sure everyone was well fed. In 1972, he married Kathy “Kit” Tracy in Eileen was the mother to five children; Vernon, Nyleen, Marie, Lynwood, California. Christine, and David. Her life was centered on her family. She was Richard played the guitar very well. an excellent seamstress, making most of her children’s clothing. He loved gardening, fixing anything She was a wonderful cook, feeding anyone who came to visit. and dancing with his wife, Kit, until Eileen enjoyed making quilts, crocheting and baking. his RA got too bad in 1997. Richard Eileen is survived by her children; Vernon (Tammy) Bosshardt loved to watch NASCAR races and enjoyed playing Solitaire on the of Beryl, Utah; Nyleen (Dave) Deuel of Brookside, Utah; Marie computer. He enjoyed animals and had many pets over the past (Orson) Perkes of Eden, Idaho; Christine (Crispell) Volnick of 48 years. His favorite dog was “Mugsy”, a huge Alsatian Shepherd, Poughkeepsie, New York; David (Ginger) Bosshardt of Beryl, Utah; who died at 9 years old. His favorite cat was “Bear”, but he loved 11 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. She is also survived all of the many cats he had over the years. His most recent cat, by her brothers Clyde (ElRue) Stowell of Springfield, Missouri and “Ernie”, he loved dearly and Ernie misses him so much. He and Kit Neil Stowell of Beryl, Utah. loved to go to Hawaii, as well. Eileen is preceded in death by her husband Nyal, her parents, He is survived by his wife, Kathy “Kit” Green, brother Wayne her sister May, and a brother James. Green of Lake Forest, CA, sister Christa (Michael) Cipolla of We would like to thank the wonderful staff at Zion’s Way Mission Viejo, CA. He is preceded in death by his parents Richard Hospice for their loving care of our Mother the last few weeks of and Joanne Green, aunt Lola Werp, grandparents Edward and her life. Mildred Schmidt and Elmer and Alma Green. Funeral services will be Saturday July 17, 2021, at 11:00 am in A memorial service will be held on Friday, July 9, 2021 at the 5th Ward LDS Church at 620 East Main Street, Enterprise, 2:00 pm at Southern Utah Mortuary (190 N. 300 W. Cedar City, Utah. A Visitation will be held at 9:30-10:45 am prior to services UT). A viewing will be held prior to the service at 1:00 pm. Final on Saturday. Interment will be in the Enterprise City Cemetery in arrangements are under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Enterprise, Utah under the direction of McMillan Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent at www.sumortuary.com.

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The Cedar American softball team never gave up as they fought hard for a chance to slide into Little League softball history. Heading West

photos by corey baumgartner Washington softball All-Stars win 3, state title by Tom Zulewski secured a chance to play for the I ron County Today title, and Washington won a trip to San Bernardino, Calif., for the In any double-elimination Little League World Series With precise tournament, the team that reaches West Regional that begins pitching, bold at the final has the harder task, July 24. bats and fearless needing to win three games to “The way these girls fielding, the Cedar claim the championship banner. play, the heart they have, American softball girls came up short on the The Washington Majors softball and how they stay up so scoreboard but that All-Stars pulled off the feat with well, it’s easy for them to did not dissolve their relative ease and earned a special keep working,” Washington resolve to return even road trip. head coach Matt Robbins better next year. Washington scored at least said. “They know what their two runs in seven of eight innings end goal is, and they know what played and beat Cedar American they need to do.” twice by scores of 18-1 and 9-3 on On championship day, the July 8. Adding on a 16-2 win over Enterprise earlier in the day that see softball » 24 Iron County Today sports Wednesday, July 14, 2021 23 Improbable finish gives Washington All-Stars baseball title by Tom Zulewski I ron County Today As he stood at the plate with two out in the top of the sixth inning, Ryder Sherratt delivered a half-swing at a pitch that was ruled a third strike. The Washington Majors baseball All-Star team watched in disbelief as a Snow Canyon celebration started on the field. After a quick restoration of order and a few moments of discussion by the umpires, Washington got a break for the ages on catcher’s interference and took full advantage of it to grab another berth in the Little League Baseball West Regional. Oliver Sterner hit a two-run double that broke a tie, and Washington scored all of its runs in the sixth on the way to a stunning 5-2 victory over Snow Canyon on July 10 to secure its second straight Utah state Little League title. Head coach J.B. DeWitt said the catcher’s interference call changed everything and somehow lit a fire in his team’s offense. “It’s one of those baseball rule things where if it happens and they win the game, no one remem- bers. The way it unfolded where we suddenly tom zulewski started to hit the ball and come back to win, it will The Washington Majors All-Stars rallied to beat Snow Canyon, 5-2, on July 10 to win the state title and a berth in the Little League World Series West Regional that starts Aug. 8. be known as the check-swing game,” DeWitt said. “I just kept telling the boys that someone’s gonna set the stage for the crazy sequence of events that p.m. start. All early-round games will be streamed get a hit at some point and we’re gonna break produced the winning runs. Porter Campbell struck on ESPN Plus, the semifinal games will air on ESPN, through.” out the final Snow Canyon batter in the bottom and the championship game will be seen on ABC The game remained scoreless until Snow of the inning to strand two runners and start the (Channel 4 locally) on Aug. 14. Canyon scored both of its runs in the bottom of the celebration of another trip to San Bernardino, Calif., Needing a win to keep its title hopes alive, Snow fourth with help from shaky Washington defense. for the West Regional. Canyon forced the deciding game with a 6-1 vic- With two runners on, a throwing error on a steal The comeback gave DeWitt one valuable lesson tory in the opener. They scored a run in the second attempt broke the deadlock and after two walks for his team. on a groundout, added four in the third with the loaded the bases, a hit batter forced home the “Never quit. The game’s not over until it’s help of two Washington fielding errors, and added second run and put Snow Canyon up, 2-0. officially over,” DeWitt said. a run in the fourth on an RBI single. Both sides stranded base runners in the fifth, Washington will open play at the regional Aug. Washington was able to break the shutout bid but Washington got a pair of hits in the sixth to 8 against the representative from Hawaii in an 8:30 in the fifth on an RBI single by Campbell.

SUU sends four current golfers, seven alumni to Utah State Am from Tyler Roper Ass istant AD, Sports Info.& Comm. CEDAR CITY — When the 123rd Utah State Amateur Championship began on Monday, July 12, it did so with heavy representation from the Southern Utah University men's golf team. The Thunderbirds sent four current team members and seven of the school's alumni to Alpine Country Club. "Sending this many Thunderbirds to the Utah State Am is great rep- resentation for our program," said SUU golf head coach Richard Church. "It will be great experience for our current golfers and fun to watch so many alumni compete against Utah's best." Among the current T-Birds com- peting are Tyler Jones, Jaden Milne and Ryker Smith. Incoming freshman SUU Athletics Southern Utah University will be well represented and its golfers present a real threat against the others from around the state Leo Torres will also represent SUU. at the Utah State Am tournament. Jones finished 13th at last season's Big Sky Championship (85,70, 68) represented by Ryan Brimley, Dexter recent graduate also finished as can follow along at uga.org for results while Smith finished one place shy Edwards, Austin Jaramillo, Denny Job, the runner up at last year's Big Sky and updates. of a top-20 finish (79, 80, 74). Their Tommy Johnson, Tyson Koehler and Championship and completed a For all the latest on Southern combination, along with the scores of Jake Vincent. great run through the NCAA Regional Utah men's golf, follow @SUUGolf their teammates, helped SUU claim Vincent had a notable run at Championship. on Twitter and Instagram and like second in the team standings. last year's state am, making it all The Utah State Am field includes the Southern Utah Golf page on The Thunderbirds were also the way to the semifinal round. The 288 players and runs July 12-17. Fans Facebook. 24 Wednesday, July 14, 2021 sports Ir on County Today softball Highlights from All-Star return « Continued from page 22 team scored early and often. Kudos to the Washington 12U softball team, » In Game 1 of the final vs. Cedar American, who had to win three times – all on the final day Washington took advantage of an error that R andom – to advance to the West Regional. Washington would have been the third out and turned it finished the job by a combined score of 43-6 with into a three-run first inning. Cedar American two run-rule wins along the way. thoughts was able to answer with a run in the bottom of the frame as the first three batters reached Tom Zulewski In the stunner of the weekend, Team USA » safely, but Morgan Staheli retired the next three iron county today men’s basketball – with the spectator-less Tokyo in order. Olympics rapidly approaching – lost an exhibition Washington would roll from there, adding he happiness was evident as the Utah game Saturday night in Las Vegas to…wait for it… on four runs in the second and third innings and All-Star baseball and softball tournaments Nigeria. sealing the win early with a seven-run fourth due returned last week. The Washington Major Say what? You’re kidding…right? T to the run rule. The momentum continued for division teams came away with two impressive Yes, it’s true. Sadly, I’m not kidding. Nigeria Washington in Game 2, but Cedar American had efforts and earned trips to their respective West hit 20 3-pointers and shot 48 percent (20-of-42) its lone offensive burst of the night with a three- regionals in San Bernardino, Calif., that begin later from behind the line and never trailed in the run third inning that cut the deficit to 5-3. Two this month. fourth quarter on the way to a 90-87 victory. of the runs scored on close plays at the plate that Here are some of my favorite highlights from Golden State assistant coach Mike Brown led the avoided the tag of catcher Kylie Carpenter. the week that was… Nigerian team, and this was Team USA’s first loss “She’s a workhorse,” Robbins said. “She keeps ever to an African nation. us in the game, and she’s softball-savvy.” » On the opening day of the 12U Majors Of course, Team USA is putting on the brave It wouldn’t take long for Washington to baseball tournament, Cedar National was in a load face – it’s an exhibition, we’ll be fine, yada, yada, answer and restore its edge. of trouble after giving up two runs in the top of yada – but unless they get their shooting act “These girls are so disciplined,” Robbins said. the sixth inning to fall behind to Parowan, 7-5. together, it’s gonna be a long Olympics. “They didn’t play outside their own game.” One of the runs scored on a critical mistake with For good measure, Gabe Vincent of the Miami Washington sealed the victory with four a runner at third base. Heat made six of Nigeria’s 3-pointers and they runs in the top of the fourth and Gemma After a third strike on a Parowan hitter, the won the rebounding battle by 12, 46-34. Giacoletto allowed only one single in the CN catcher rolled the ball toward the pitcher’s Maybe all this will be worry for naught, but bottom half to set off the celebration. All of the mound as the players started to walk back to the with a rematch looming in Tokyo to start the tournament games were held to a 90-minute dugout thinking the third out had been recorded. Olympics on July 26, the tone needs to be set time limit. With the baseball sitting on the infield, the alert quickly to avoid any further embarrassment. Parowan runner hustled home and beat the throw Washington will open play in San Bernardino to the plate to secure the two-run lead. on July 24 against the representative from It didn’t matter, though, because National hit Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter T@ ommyZee81 or Northern California starting at 1 p.m. Utah time. a three-run walk-off homer in the bottom of the email [email protected]. All games at the double-elimination regional inning to earn an 8-7 victory. will be streamed live through the ESPN Plus app. “ The Washington Major T om's Sports Trivia With Wimbledon back on our minds at Wimbledon in 2019, beating 10. Prior to 2020 with the COVID division teams came away after a one-year absence, this week’s Serena Williams in the final? pandemic, in what year did the dozen takes a look at the champions, last cancellation of Wimbledon with two impressive efforts legends and unusual facts about A. Simona Halep happen? the oldest of the four Grand Slam B. Angelique Kerber and earned trips to their tennis tournaments. Watch out for C. Ashleigh Barty A. 1944 the backhand returns and please D. Petra Kvitova B. 1945 respective West regionals in remember...no wagering. C. 1946 6. In the 2010s, how many times was D. 1947 San Bernardino, Calif., that 1. As of this writing, Novak Djokovic a ladies’ singles final played in was going for his third straight three sets? 11. Who was the last American begin later this month.” men’s singles title and sixth overall woman NOT named Williams to A. One win a singles title at Wimbledon? at Wimbledon. Which rival has B. Two Djokovic beaten in three of his » There was one major annoyance across town C. Three A. Martina Navratilova previous finals? D. Four B. Lindsay Davenport at the softball diamonds. All of the girls games C. Eugenie Bouchard – with the exception of the championship game A. Rafael Nadal B. Roger Federer 7. A Wimbledon rule was recently D. Chris Evert Lloyd – were played under a 90-minute time limit. C. Milan Cilic changed to allow for a fifth-set Sources told Iron County Today that the move was D. Andy Murray tiebreaker to determine a match 12. ESPN has aired Wimbledon in needed to accommodate another softball tourna- winner and used for the first time the US since 2012. Which broad- ment that was played over the weekend. The boys 2. What two foods are most in the 2019 gentlemen’s singles cast network had the tournament consumed at Wimbledon? final. What was the set score that for the prior 43 years? were not under the same time restriction. triggered the tiebreaker? Time limits have never happened in all of the A. Bacon and eggs A. ABC prior years the state All-Star tournaments have B. Burgers and fries A. 7-7 B. NBC been played. It seems like it could be a serious C. Fish and chips B. 9-9 C. CBS D. Strawberries and cream C. 11-11 D. 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NOTICE OF JUDGMENT OF NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE R equest for FORFEITURE Serial No. E-1276-0006-0015 Qualifications – (RFQ) THE STATE OF UTAH gives notice to any person or entity The following described property will be sold at public auction Parowan City Corporation is seeking architectural claiming an interest in certain property (“the Property”) to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United and engineering firms, individually or in collabora- described as: Eight Hundred Sixty-Five dollars ($865.00) in States at the time of sale, at the front entrance of the Iron tive teams, to submit qualifications for the design United States currency. The Honorable Judge Bell of the County Courthouse, 40 North 100 East, Cedar City, Iron Coun- and construction of a new swimming pool facility Fifth Judicial District Court for Iron County, State of Utah, ty, State of Utah, on August 13th, 2020, at 12:00 p.m., of said to replace the existing facility located at 89 South has entered a “Judgment of Forfeiture” in Case no. 211500716 day, for the purpose of foreclosing an Trust Deed executed by 300 East, in Parowan, Utah. forfeiting the Property to the State of Utah. Any claim you Adam Nicoll and Isabell Zieber-Nicoll, Trustors, in which Tim- Guidelines for preparing a Statement of Qualifica- may have to the Property will be waived if you fail to file a othy Bishop, is the Beneficiary. The Trust Deed was recorded tions will be available from the Parowan City Offic- written petition with the court at 40 North 100 East, Cedar February 9th, 2017, as Entry No. 00694110, in Book 1367, at pag- es, 35 East 100 North, Parowan Utah, 84761, or can City, Utah 84720 and serve a copy upon the state prosecutor es 1896-1900 of Official Records of Iron County, Utah, which be found at www.parowan.org. Questions may be addressed to Chad E. Dotson, 82 North 100 East, Suite 201, describes the following trust property located in Iron County, directed to Callie Bassett, City Recorder via email, P.O. Box 428, Cedar City, Utah 84720 according to the proce- State of Utah: [email protected]. dures outlined in Utah Code Ann. § 24-4-105(10) within thirty (30) days of this notice. South Half of the Northwest Quarter of the North- The deadline for submitting the Statement of Qual- west Quarter of Section 33, Township 34 South, Range ifications is August 20, 2021 – 11:30 a.m. (MDT). De- Published July 7 & 14, 2021 16 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian livery shall be in electronic PDF format by electron- Iron County Today • ICT #0419 Subject to highway Right of Way along the Wester- ic transmission (e-mail) to [email protected] or a ly edge of said property. copy mailed to Parowan City, PO Box 576, Parowan, Utah, 84761, postmarked no later than August 17th, Less and excepting all oil and gas and minerals on 2021. Parowan City reserves the right to reject any and under the above described property. CERTIFICATION OF PETITION and all Statements of Qualifications. Parcel No. E-1276-0006-0015; Account No. 0421278 Published July 7, 14, 21 & 28, 2021 FOR ANNEXATION The current beneficiary of the trust deed is Timothy Bishop Iron County Today • ICT #0417 I, Julie Watson, the duly appointed Recorder for Enoch City, and the record owner of the property as of the recording of the UT, hereby certify that I have reviewed the Petition for An- notice of default is Adam Nicoll and Isabell Zieber-Nicoll. The nexation signed by Joy & Earl Gibson, Parcel #D-0181,Donald sale is subject to a bankruptcy filing, a payoff, a reinstatement & Janet C, Smith, Parcel #D-0549-0002 and Enoch City, Par- or any other condition of which the trustee is not aware that cel #D-0181-0001 the owners 4.80 acres total of property as would cause the cancellation of the sale. If any such condition ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS follows: exists, the sale shall be void, the successful bidder's funds returned and the trustee and current beneficiary shall not be Sealed Bids for the construction of the Panguitch COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION 12, liable to the successful bidder for any damage. City Water Tank Lid Replacement project will be re- TOWNSHIP 35 SOUTH, RANGE 11 WEST, OF THE SALT LAKE BASE ceived, by Panguitch City online at Quest CDN until AND MERIDIAN; THENCE S89°57'49"W, ALONG THE SECTION LINE, Bidders must tender to the trustee a $5,000.00 deposit at the 2:00 pm local time on August 4th, 2021 at which 249.00 FEET; THENCE N00°06'26"E, 33.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF sale and the balance of the purchase price by 12:00 noon the time the Bids received will be opened and read. BEGINNING; SAID POINT BEING LOCATED ON THE NORTH RIGHT- day following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must The Project consists of the following: Removal and OF-WAY LINE OF MIDVALLEY ROAD AND A POINT LOCATED ON be in the form of a wire transfer, cashier's check or certified disposal of the existing, concrete water tank lid, THE EXISTING ENOCH CITY LIMITS; THENCE DEPARTING SAID funds payable to Justin W. Wayment, Attorney at Law. internal columns and access ladder; remove and RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE AND RUNNING ALONG THE EXISTING ENOCH DATED this 24h day of June, 2021. protect existing SCADA components and stain- CITY LIMITS THE FOLLOWING TWO (2) COURSES: N00°04'41"W, less-steel access hatch; furnishing and installing 303.00 FEET; THENCE S89°57'49"W, 292.05 FEET TO A POINT LO- Justin W. Wayment, State Bar No. 7011 concrete reinforcement, internal concrete columns, CATED ON THE SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY LINE OF LITTLE EDEN Successor Trustee concrete lid, reinstall existing stainless steel ac- SUBDIVISION; THENCE ALONG SAID SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY 51 East 400 North #1 cess hatch, stainless-steel ladder, extend tank in- LINE AND ENOCH CITY LIMITS N00°06'27"E, 241.50 FEET; THENCE Cedar City, UT 84720 let pipe for improved mixing, control valve, meter DEPARTING SAID ENOCH CITY LIMITS AND CONTINUING ALONG (435) 586-3300 vaults and meters. SAID SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY LINE N89°57'49"E, 238.00 FEET TO Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. The Issuing Office for the Bidding Documents is: En- THE SOUTHERLY CORNER COMMON TO LOTS 8 AND 9 OF SAID STATE OF UTAH ) sign Engineering, 225 N. 100 S., RICHFIELD, UT 84701 SUBDIVISION; THENCE N00°06'27"E, ALONG THE WEST LINE OF : ss. Mike Naser; 435-896-2983, mnaser@ensignutah. SAID LOT 9, 100.51 FEET; THENCE DEPARTING SAID LINE AND COUNTY OF IRON ) com. Electronic copies of the bid documents will be RUNNING N89°57'56"E, 271.02 FEET TO A POINT LOCATED ON THE made available on Ensign Engineering’s website at EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 9; THENCE S00°06'27"W, ALONG SAID On the 24 day of June, 2021, personally appeared before www.ensigneng.com/index.php/bid-access. LINE, 200.50 FEET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 9 me JUSTIN W. WAYMENT, Attorney at Law, State Bar No. AND A POINT LOCATED ON SAID SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY LINE; 7011, Successor Trustee, the signer of the foregoing instru- A non-mandatory pre-bid conference will be held THENCE ALONG SAID BOUNDARY LINE THE FOLLOWING TWO (2) ment, who duly acknowledged to me that he executed the at 2:00 pm local time on July 21st, 2021 on site. At- COURSES: N89°57'49"E, 0.98 FEET; THENCE N42°10'46"E, 47.80 FEET same. tendance at the pre-bid conference is highly en- TO A POINT LOCATED ON THE EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION 12 Keith J. Naylor Notary Public, State of Utah couraged but is not mandatory. The last day for AND A POINT LOCATED ON THE EXISTING ENOCH CITY LIMITS; Commission # 718021 questions is July 30th, 2021 THENCE DEPARTING SAID SUBDIVISION BOUNDARY LINE AND My Commission Expires Bid security shall be furnished in accordance with RUNNING ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION 12 AND SAID 06/05/2025 the Instructions to Bidders. CITY LIMITS S00°06'08"W, 137.87 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST COR- Notary Public NER OF SECTION 7, OF TOWNSHIP 35 SOUTH, RANGE 10 WEST, Owner: Panguitch City OF THE SALT LAKE BASE AND MERIDIAN; THENCE CONTINUING THIS COMMUNICATION IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT, By: Kim Soper ALONG THE SECTION AND CITY LIMITS LINE S00°06'39"W, 187.57 AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT Title: Mayor FEET; THENCE DEPARTING SAID SECTION LINE AND CONTINU- PURPOSE. Date: July 14th, 2021 ING ALONG THE ENOCH CITY LIMITS THE FOLLOWING TWO (2) Published June 30, July 7 & 14, 2021 NOTICE TO ALL PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS COURSES: S89°57'49"W, 141.00 FEET; THENCE S00°06'39"W, 154.47 Iron County Today • ICT #0416 FEET TO A POINT LOCATED ON THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE This project will be a FEDERALLY FINANCED COM- OF MIDVALLEY ROAD; THENCE ALONG SAID RIGHT-OF-WAY AND MUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT. All rules and reg- SAID CITY LIMITS S89°57'49"W, 108.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- ulations governing such projects will be applicable. GINNING. CONTAINING 4.80 ACRES The contract is to be awarded to the lowest respon- sible and responsive bidder, whose bid meets the To view the Petition for Annexation, legal descriptions and NOTICE OF JUDGMENT OF requirements and criteria set forth in the request map please come to the Enoch City Office, 900 E. Midvalley FORFEITURE for bids. Requirements for prevailing wage rates Road, Enoch UT 84721 or call 435-586-1119 to request the infor- and certified payrolls apply as it is subject to the mation. The Petition for Annexation was filed with this office THE STATE OF UTAH gives notice to any person or entity Davis-Bacon Act. on June 22, 2021. I find that the petition meets the require- claiming an interest in certain property (“the Property”) ments for annexation as provided by Utah State law, (subsec- described as: Also, work to be completed under this project is tions 10-2-403 (2), (3) and (4), U.C.A. The Enoch City Council re- Six Thousand, Two Hundred and Seven dollars ($6,297.00) in subject to the requirements of Section 3 of the ceived the Certification of the Petition for Annexation on July U.S. Currency. Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968, 7, 2021. The City Council and may grant this annexation unless the purpose of which is to ensure employment a written protest to the annexation petition is filed with the The Honorable Judge Bell of the Fifth Judicial District Court and other economic opportunities generated by Iron County Boundary Commission. A copy of the protest must for Iron County, State of Utah, has entered a “Judgment of HUD-assisted projects shall, to the greatest extent also be received by the Enoch City Recorder no later than 30 Forfeiture” in State v. Elder, Case no. 191500093 forfeiting the feasible, be directed to low- and very low-income days after the notice of certification is received which would Property to the State of Utah. Any claim you may have to the persons, particularly persons who are recipients of be by August 4, 2021. Notice of protest shall be filed with the Property will be waived if you fail to file a written petition HUD assistance for housing. Iron County Boundary Commission at P.O. Box 429, Parowan, UT with the court at 40 North 100 East, Cedar City, Utah 84720 and All contractors participating in this project must 84761 and with the Enoch City Recorder at the address listed serve a copy upon the state prosecutor addressed to Chad E. have a Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) above. The legislative body or governing board of an affected Dotson, 82 North 100 East, Suite 201, P.O. Box 428, Cedar City, number and be registered on the federal System entity may legally protest this annexation by filing as instruct- Utah 84720 according to the procedures outlined in Utah Code for Award Management (SAM) at sam.gov. ed above. Ann. § 24-4-105(10) within thirty (30) days of this notice. Published July 14, 21 & 28, 2021 Published July 14, 21 & 28, 2021 Published July 7 & 14, 2021 Iron County Today • ICT #0420 Iron County Today • ICT #0421 Iron County Today • ICT #0418 © 2021 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 37, No. 32 1 Can you help me nd my joey? (Joey is what baby kangaroos are called.) 2

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ne day, Mama Kangaroo Wombat smiled. O was ______with her It made Mama joey near a stream. Kangaroo happy to see him ______better. An old, blind wombat wandered That afternoon, Mama Kangaroo 4 close to them. He was ______ust then, Mama Kangaroo found her joey ______and muttering, “Old and useless, looked for her joey. He had under a tree. She was so relieved! old and useless …” J wandered off! She couldn’t _____ him. ombat was not ______Mama Kangaroo asked him, a wombat – he was “What’s the trouble, friend W the god Byamee in Wombat?” disguise. He had come to the 5 world to find out which “I’m old and I’m blind and none creature had the kindest ______. of the other ______want me around. I’m very lonely.” Byamee gave Mama Kangaroo a gift – a pouch where she could carry her joey! Now ama Kangaroo had a kind Mama Kangaroo was ______. she could ______him heart. “I’ll be your She said to Wombat, “My wherever she went and he M friend,” she joey has wandered off! could even sleep in the 6 said. “My joey and He’s always hopping pouch when she did her chores. I will ______away when I’m not you find tasty ______!” Ever since then, kangaroo grass and babies almost never get lost. clean water.”

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Old folktales like How Kangaroo Got a Pouch were often ABORIGINAL Kid Scoop opens the doors of discovery for elementary school children by providing interactive, engaging and relevant created to teach a lesson. Unscramble each word below to KANGAROO age-appropriate materials designed to awaken the magic of gure out what this folktale teaches. RELIEVED reading at school, at home, and throughout their lives. A B O R I G I N A L WOMBAT R K J G I F T I D N For more information about our literacy non-pro t, visit BYAMEE kidscoopnews.org FATHER E D O O R A G N A K SCARED L E E S B H I T H E POUCH I P Y M C L O S T E BLIND E E O A B A A M A M HEART TEACH V W E U T R A E H A If I Were an Animal A R E D JOEY E T R S C Y Which kind of animal are you most LOST D T S R E H T A F B like? Why? If you were an animal, GIFT Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recognize identical what kind would you be? MAMA words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. Posting Date July 12, 2021

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