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CRIMe BRIeFs Reward offered in animal cruelty case Compiled by Becky Ginos CLEARFIELD—An out- later, the animal managed Although the cat was pouring of support and to return home but was taken to a veterinarian it donations have come in severely injured. Accord- died. Some 200 people at- Bountiful police looking entered a Clinton home and threatened from all over the world for ing to the Humane Society, tended a vigil held Sunday a woman and her son. a family whose cat died in the cat was beaten, had at Clearfield park, hosted for robbery suspect Martinez had a sentencing hearing a horrific case of animal broken ribs and a hot glue by the Humane Society of BOUNTIFUL— scheduled for March 9 but his attorney cruelty. The reward for gun had been used to seal Northern Utah. The police are filed the motion to withdraw the plea information was close to its eyes and there was glue Please contact Davis asking for help March 7, stating the court did not make $50,000 as of press time. on its genitals and anus. County Animal Services to identify a sure the defendant understood his rights Sage, a 6-year-old cat Its hair was shaved and its at 801-444-2200 with any suspect in a rob- when he offered the plea. in Clearfield disappeared whiskers cut and all of its information. bery March 8 at The other two men accused in the March 6. Several days paws were broken. the South Davis case were arrested in January. Todd Recreation Center. James Shinnick pleaded guilty Jan. 26 Please contact to one count of burglary, one count of police at 801- child kidnapping and one count of forc- Furry detective 298-6060 if you ible sexual abuse. Nicholas Noel Davis pleaded not The Layton Police Department recognize the has a new member, 14-month- woman pictured guilty to one count of aggravated burglary, aggravated kidnapping and child old K9 Gracie. Gracie and her or have any other handler, Officer David Hasseler, information. kidnapping March 2. He is scheduled to appear in court March 16. recently finished training to become certified in Narcotics Hepworth takes plea deal Detection, according to the LPD Facebook page. “If you see in sexual abuse case Schoenenberger trial them out on patrol, stop and FARMINGTON—A Woods Cross man postponed to September say hi, and give those ears a accused of raping and sexually abusing rub,” the post said. a boy and a girl multiple times over a FARMINGTON—A trial set to begin Courtesy photo five-year period took a plea deal in 2nd March 9 for a man accused of mur- District Court Feb. 27. der in the death of a toddler has Michael Hepworth, a former state been postponed until September. forensic scientist, pleaded guilty to one According to count of attempted rape of a child, one court documents, Rough landing count of attempted sodomy on a child, Joshua Scott one count of rape and one count of forc- Schoenenberger’s A small plane made an ible sodomy. attorney requested emergency landing at Sky Park Hepworth’s five other charges were more time to pre- in Woods Cross March 10 when dismissed in lieu of the plea. According pare for a trial. the plane’s front landing gear to court documents, the children were 8 Schoenenberger failed. There were no injuries and 12 years old at the time the alleged pleaded not guilty or fire. abuse started. to one count of A sentencing hearing is set for April aggravated mur- Courtesy photo 25. der and one count of child abuse in Martinez files to withdraw the death of his girlfriend’s 2-year- Useful things you can do plea in home invasion old son James The “JJ” Sieger. with today’s newspaper. . . FARMINGTON—A man The couple brought the boy to (after you read it, of course) Davis Clipper charged in a Clinton Davis Hospital and Medical Center Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. home invasion in 2015 May 9, 2015 with severe injuries. wants to withdraw his He was flown to Primary Children’s # Use to pack Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 guilty plea. Medical Center, but died two days 8 with when Volume 12 Number 33 Jan. 12, Luis Angel later. March 16, 2017 Martinez pleaded guilty Trial dates have been set for Sept. moving. THE DAVIS CLIPPER to one count of child kidnapping and 20 – 22. Schoenenberger will have (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper one count of burglary in connection Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btﬂ , UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at another hearing Aug. 3. Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing ofﬁ ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to with an incident in October 2015 where The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. Martinez and two other men allegedly A2 News/CRIMe BRIeFs CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 News A3

CRIMe BRIeFs Reward offered in animal cruelty case Compiled by Becky Ginos CLEARFIELD—An out- later, the animal managed Although the cat was ‘Virtual is the new reality’ pouring of support and to return home but was taken to a veterinarian it donations have come in severely injured. Accord- died. Some 200 people at- Bountiful police looking entered a Clinton home and threatened from all over the world for ing to the Humane Society, tended a vigil held Sunday a woman and her son. at school STEM night a family whose cat died in the cat was beaten, had at Clearfield park, hosted for robbery suspect Martinez had a sentencing hearing a horrific case of animal broken ribs and a hot glue by the Humane Society of BOUNTIFUL— scheduled for March 9 but his attorney cruelty. The reward for gun had been used to seal Northern Utah. BY BECKY GINOS That’s what Brian a pet at home, now you can The police are filed the motion to withdraw the plea information was close to its eyes and there was glue Please contact Davis [email protected] Nelson, founder of Ex- have a pet. All the things asking for help March 7, stating the court did not make $50,000 as of press time. on its genitals and anus. County Animal Services Tech Ventures told STEM you can’t do in real life you to identify a sure the defendant understood his rights Sage, a 6-year-old cat Its hair was shaved and its at 801-444-2200 with any BOUNTIFUL—Have you (Science, Technology, can do in VR like go hang suspect in a rob- when he offered the plea. in Clearfield disappeared whiskers cut and all of its information. ever wanted to walk with Engineering and Math) out with fish or whales. The other two men accused in the March 6. Several days paws were broken. dinosaurs or swim with students at Meadowbrook It feels like you’re under bery March 8 at whales? That probably Elementary at Virtual water. It’s really fun and the South Davis case were arrested in January. Todd James Shinnick pleaded guilty Jan. 26 isn’t going to happen in Reality Night March 9. cool.” Recreation Center. everyday life, but with “With VR you feel like Students from second Please contact to one count of burglary, one count of child kidnapping and one count of forc- Furry detective virtual reality – anything is you’re somewhere else,” through sixth grades who police at 801- possible. he said. “If you don’t have participate in a STEM pro- 298-6060 if you ible sexual abuse. gram at the school came to Nicholas Noel Davis pleaded not The Layton Police Department recognize the has a new member, 14-month- the event to test their skills woman pictured guilty to one count of aggravated bur- in VR and try to solve real glary, aggravated kidnapping and child old K9 Gracie. Gracie and her or have any other handler, Officer David Hasseler, world problems with the information. kidnapping March 2. He is scheduled to knowledge they gained. appear in court March 16. recently finished training to become certified in Narcotics “We meet once a Detection, according to the LPD month,” said STEM Hepworth takes plea deal teacher Natalie Swanson. Facebook page. “If you see in sexual abuse case “These kids are particular- Schoenenberger trial them out on patrol, stop and ly interested in it. We build FARMINGTON—A Woods Cross man postponed to September say hi, and give those ears a boats and bridges from re- accused of raping and sexually abusing rub,” the post said. cycled materials and come a boy and a girl multiple times over a up with problems to see if FARMINGTON—A trial set to begin Courtesy photo five-year period took a plea deal in 2nd March 9 for a man accused of mur- the students can figure out District Court Feb. 27. der in the death of a toddler has a way to solve them.” Michael Hepworth, a former state been postponed until September. Nelson had set up forensic scientist, pleaded guilty to one According to several stations for the count of attempted rape of a child, one court documents, Rough landing children to try out the dif- count of attempted sodomy on a child, Joshua Scott ferent types of VR. At one station, kids could “paint” one count of rape and one count of forc- Schoenenberger’s A small plane made an ible sodomy. using goggles. attorney requested emergency landing at Sky Park “In VR you are usu- Hepworth’s five other charges were more time to pre- in Woods Cross March 10 when dismissed in lieu of the plea. According ally using some type of pare for a trial. the plane’s front landing gear controller to move things to court documents, the children were 8 Schoenenberger failed. There were no injuries and 12 years old at the time the alleged around,” he said. “With pleaded not guilty or fire. traditional coding you can abuse started. to one count of create on a flat screen but A sentencing hearing is set for April aggravated mur- Courtesy photo with VR you can create 25. der and one count other types of worlds. It’s SECONd GradErS Riley Mitchell and Caleb Griffin enjoy a moment together during “Virtual Reality of child abuse in so new and there are so Night.” Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper Martinez files to withdraw the death of his many opportunities right girlfriend’s 2-year- Useful things you can do now. It doesn’t matter plea in home invasion old son James The what you’re interested in, crowding around each “If this inspires one kid “We want them to apply with today’s newspaper. . . CaLEB GrIFFIN reaches into the virtual world at Meadowbrook sports, science, etc.” station enthusiastically tonight to get into a STEM these things to real life.” “JJ” Sieger. waiting their turn to step field in college that would FARMINGTON—A man The couple brought the boy to (after you read it, of course) Davis Clipper Elementary. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper The students were charged in a Clinton into the VR world. be great,” said Swanson. Davis Hospital and Medical Center Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. home invasion in 2015 May 9, 2015 with severe injuries. wants to withdraw his He was flown to Primary Children’s # Use to pack Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 guilty plea. Medical Center, but died two days 8 with when Volume 12 Number 33 Search at davisclipper.com Jan. 12, Luis Angel later. March 16, 2017 UWF discusses complicated Martinez pleaded guilty Trial dates have been set for Sept. moving. THE DAVIS CLIPPER to one count of child kidnapping and 20 – 22. Schoenenberger will have (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper Find us on the one count of burglary in connection another hearing Aug. 3. Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btﬂ , UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at issue – religious freedom Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing ofﬁ ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to with an incident in October 2015 where The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. Martinez and two other men allegedly BY BECKY GINOS Like Us [email protected] Web BOUNTIFUL—Can a com davisclipper. student asked to speak at graduation use his time to offer a prayer? Can a teacher or coach pray privately at school? Can a city or state building display a manger scene during Christmas? These are just a few of the tough questions facing society today and the United Woman’s Forum (UWF) tackled the issue of religious liberty at a recent meeting held in Bountiful. “If a student is asked to speak, he can choose to use that time to say a prayer,” said UWF President Jen Brown. “It just can’t be organized by a teacher or administration. You can talk about your faith at school. What can we do if we can’t? We talk about our freedoms and not be afraid under our First Amendment rights.” Brown referred to a pam- phlet prepared by a group called Alliance Defending Freedom that broke down religious rights under the ELIzaBETh CLarK from BYU talks about issues facing society in Constitution. today’s world. “We need to know our Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper rights,” Brown said. “Speak up if you think your re- usually not a problem.” higher level of respect for ligious rights are being She also talked about each other.” violated. The worst thing the current climate target- However, Dalane Eng- we can do is to stay quiet. ing Muslims and others. land, a UWF member who To act like there are no is- “These are cutting edge teaches Constitution classes sues that come up in Davis issues in society,” she said. didn’t agree with the bills. County is a little naïve.” “We must stand up for all “Once we compromise our Keynote speaker, faiths and allow people principles and standards we Elizabeth Clark, associate to practice their beliefs lose,” she said. “I really re- director for the Center on wherever they are. But it spect gay and lesbian activ- International and Religion is also focused on actions. ists and their right to speak. Studies at J. Reuben Clark What happens when people I consider them friends. I Law School, BYU said it was push the boundaries? You love them. But that doesn’t important to take into ac- can’t allow honor killings or mean we need to change count other students’ rights child sacrifices. It has to be our society. I feel like the as well. a sincere belief. You can’t problem is that we don’t un- “We can avoid problems harass, commit a crime or derstand the Constitution. If best by being respectful,” fraud.” you don’t know what liberty she said. “Take the time to An audience member is you can’t stand up for really listen. You may not mentioned legislation that it. I have a right to offend be able to meet all the way, went through a couple of you and you have a right to but you can deal with these years ago that changed be offended. We’re always issues through compromise some language in housing balancing things.” and defuse the situation.” and employment protec- During the legislative ses- Someone posed the questions for the LGBTQ sion the UWF encourages tion about whether a city or community and religious its members to speak out state building could have groups. and write to their represen- a manger on the grounds “It made it so they can’t tatives on issues facing fami- during Christmas. “The city be discriminated against,” lies and communities. can’t appear to recognize she said. “When they are at “We need to find issues one religion,” Clark ex- work they can express how that we can work together plained. “If they are rec- they identify. It allows both on,” said Brown. “That ognizing several holidays sides to speak and live their builds trust for issues that then they can show they are religion and deeply held are more difficult.” open to all comers, so that’s beliefs too. 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Army research lab staff It had to have a sustainable HANOVER, N.H.—The U.S. interaction and influence impact that would continue Army Engineer Research of terrain and weather on,” said Mills. “I was and Development Center’s environment on signal sitting in my history class Cold Regions Research propagation. SPB’s techni- and the teacher said some- and Engineering Labora- cal staff members conduct thing about how most vets tory recently welcomed fundamental research to from WWII are gone or go- Dr. Michael Muhlestein to increase knowledge and ing fast. I had an epiphany. their technical staff. understanding of external My grandpas had served Muhlestein joined perturbations to electro- but passed away when I CRREL’s Signature Phys- magnetic, acoustic, and was in the fifth grade and ics Branch as a research seismic wave propagation I didn’t think to ask them” physical scientist. His and signatures in support about their service. research interests include of the military warfighter, She started thinking physical acoustics, non- as well as civilian complex of writing a book to get linear sound propagation, geometry and geology. those experiences down acoustic metamaterials, The Cold Regions before it was too late. “I effective material property Research and Engineering wanted to know what those estimation, theoretical Laboratory in Hanover, who served thought,” she acoustics and analytical New Hampshire, is an inte- said. “I started trying to methods. gral component of the U.S. find veterans but realized Muhlestein is a native Army Engineer Research it was difficult. I set my HEAtHER mILLs with veteran Robert Hatch during an interview for her book. of Bountiful, Utah, and and Development Center. grandmas on the loose to Courtesy photo current resident of Headquartered in find vets. Many had passed away, which was kind of Orford, New Hampshire. Vicksburg, Miss., ERDC fire marshal in London and he thought it would boost chemical engineering and He earned a bachelor’s is the premier research sad. I found one but he passed away before I could saved the lives of five men. morale among his men so minoring in the Arabic lan- and master’s in physics and development facility He was sent to occupied he bartered and fought guage. “I thought I wanted from Brigham Young for the U.S. Army Corps of do the interview. Another man passed away about Germany where he was until he got the machine. to learn the language and University and a doctorate Engineers, with more than told not to make friends Mills has given excerpts connect with a refugee in mechanical engineering 2,100 employees, $1 billion a month before the book was published.” with the locals. However, of the book to Davis family I knew who spoke from the University of in facilities and an annual he saw a woman with chil- School District enrichment it,” she said. Texas. He attained the research program exceed- Mills pressed on and talked to veterans about dren and decided to give teachers to use in their Mills is looking for more rank of Eagle Scout and ing $1 billion. It conducts her some candy. Later, curriculum and the book veterans to interview for completed a two-year research in both military their experiences with different sides of the military, he found out that soldiers is available at Barnes & a future book and can be church mission in Japan. and civil works mission had gone to her home and Noble and at Amazon.com. contacted at rememberthe- CRREL SPB’s mission areas for the Department what they thought of the war and their perspective. confiscated the candy. He “I’ve given copies to the [email protected]. is to conduct research and of Defense and the nation. regretted not seeing her veterans and their families “I hope the book will develop decision-making [email protected] “Some of the stories were hard to hear,” she said. again to apologize for put- and I hope to get copies to make people take the time and prediction products fo- ting her family in jeopardy. the libraries too,” she said. to appreciate veterans’ cused on the sensor-target “Today, we’re not worried about bombs being Another story was on “I’m hoping to release a service to our nation.” dropped or our father be- the lighter side. The ship second edition if I can get ing drafted.” the veteran was serving on more interviews.” A Bountiful veteran she in Iceland didn’t qualify for In the meantime, Mills interviewed served as a an ice cream machine but is in college studying

lose the lawsuit and that could make was dealing with the 911 system. Session it possible for the government or The biggest thing was an aging Continued from p. A1 courts to change our policies. Our infrastructure. This will allow us to sex education laws are the best in replace that with some equity on the country. We focus on abstinence who is paying for it. It’s been a four- alcohol limit to .05 percent, Adams and fidelity. We found a balance. year process and It’s been a long said anything that helps keep people Parents still have to opt in to have time in coming.” safe is worth it. their child taught and they have to Ross said another bill, SB87; “You can’t test anybody until approve the curriculum. They can on civil asset forfeiture had also they show impairment,” he said. choose not to have their child be a received a lot of attention. “It would “Statistics show it (limit) has a part of it. This bill just makes sure provide ways for an innocent owner real deterrent effect in making the that it is taught equally to everyone to get his property back,” he said. Jersey Mike’s opens in wX decision to get into a car impaired. and not in a discriminatory manner. “As law enforcement, we don’t want I think we’re all in agreement that It’s in the best interest of the state to to take property from an innocent Owners of the new Jersey Mike’s Subs shop in Woods Cross are, there are too many deaths on our take care of all our children equally. owner and allow a criminal to profit from left, Jonathan and Mandy Clegg, Marian and Earl Clegg, highways. It’s staggering. Whatever Some of our protections may have from ill gotten gains. This bill strikes and Aubrey and Russell Lee. The new shop opened last week at we can do (while recognizing been lost if it had gone to court. It’s a good balance. Overall, we’re feeling 618 West 2600 South with a fundraising drive for both Bountiful people’s freedoms) to reduce those better to let the legislature make pretty good about this session. We and Woods Cross High School athletic teams. Jersey Mike’s has fatalities we need to do.” those decisions – not the court.” appreciate that lawmakers have 1,500 restaurants open nationwide, and was ranked for the third Sex education is always a hot- Law enforcement agencies were listened to us. We’re just looking year in a row as the fastest-growing franchise chain in Nation’s button issue and there was some also watching some 115 bills this out for the best interests of our Restaurant News. discussion on what could be session that could have impacted communities.” Photo by Tom Haraldsen | Davis Clipper addressed in schools. them. For now, this session is in the “We were trying to respond “There’s been a lot of work books and legislators can take a deep to a lawsuit that our statute was being done in public safety,” said breath – until a few months from discriminatory toward some Bountiful Police Chief Tom Ross, now when they have to start all over groups,” Adams said. “The Lt. who is also President of the Utah again. Reminder: Scouting for Governor’s Office told us we would Chiefs of Police Association. “SB198 Food Drive is Saturday assistant girls basketball coach WX hosts open house for The annual Scouting up by your neighborhood Swanson and assistant track coach. for Food statewide food Scouts starting at 9 a.m. Continued from p. A1 Swanson started his career new public works facility drive is this Saturday. While all food items are of teaching health and Spanish at Bountiful Junior High 20 years WOODs CROss—The and warehouse areas. Members of the Great help, most needed items at Clearfield High and Fairfield Salt Lake Council of Boy include canned meat, ago. public is invited to an The open house Junior High for three years “Will I miss Davis High?” open house to view will be held Tuesday, Scouts in southern Davis sugar, cooking oil, pancake each and an administrative County will be picking up mix, pancake syrup, condi- Swanson said. “No doubt. My the design and con- March 21 from 5:30 intern for a year at Clearfield last three years there have struction concept for p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at food at individual homes ments, canned tomato High. throughout southern Davis items, peanut butter and been fantastic. The commu- the new Public Works the Woods Cross City He taught health, health nity has been great, and the Facility. Hall east multipurpose County to be delivered to canned beans. The pantry science and technology and the Bountiful Community will accept food that has students have been outstand- The project includes room, 1555 S. 800 advanced athletic conditioning ing. But not many people get various buildings for West, Woods Cross. Food Pantry. expired. for six years at Clearfield High The public is invited All financial donations to open a new school, and the office space, a material A groundbreaking before becoming an adminis- opportunity to do that is some- storage facility, a large event for the new facil- to set out food donations are tax deductible. To trator, the release said. He has early on the morning of learn more, visit www. thing I couldn’t pass up.” community room, ity will be held March also been a head girls basket- equipment mainte- 25 at 11 a.m. at 2285 Saturday, March 18, so bountifulfoodpantry.org or ball coach, head girls soccer that they can be picked call 801-299-8464. [email protected] nance areas as well S. 1200 West, Woods coach, head track coach, as equipment storage Cross. A4 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 News A5 Bountiful native joins Heroes Second round USTAR grant Army research lab staff Continued from p. A1 applications close March 29 It had to have a sustainable The Utah Science Technol- ing three webinars to assist HANOVER, N.H.—The U.S. interaction and influence impact that would continue ogy and Research (USTAR) applicants on the application Army Engineer Research of terrain and weather on,” said Mills. “I was initiative has opened the process. To get notified when and Development Center’s environment on signal sitting in my history class second round of their Tech- dates are available, sign up for Cold Regions Research propagation. SPB’s techni- and the teacher said some- nology Acceleration Program the USTAR newsletter on the and Engineering Labora- cal staff members conduct thing about how most vets (TAP) for applications. Submis- TAP webpage. tory recently welcomed fundamental research to from WWII are gone or go- sions close March 29. TAP is “The TAP grants address Dr. Michael Muhlestein to increase knowledge and ing fast. I had an epiphany. a competitive research grant the risk capital gap that exists their technical staff. understanding of external My grandpas had served program, designed for start- for Utah based start-up com- Muhlestein joined perturbations to electro- but passed away when I ups and early stage companies. panies,” said Ivy Estabrooke, CRREL’s Signature Phys- magnetic, acoustic, and was in the fifth grade and Mature companies can apply to USTAR executive director. ics Branch as a research seismic wave propagation I didn’t think to ask them” TAP for development of a new “TAP addresses that gap physical scientist. His and signatures in support about their service. technology or product. through a competitive grant research interests include of the military warfighter, She started thinking Applications must be sub- process for early stage start- physical acoustics, non- as well as civilian complex of writing a book to get mitted at http://www.TAPU- ups.” linear sound propagation, geometry and geology. those experiences down tah.com. For information on Companies applying for acoustic metamaterials, The Cold Regions before it was too late. “I rules and regulations, as well TAP should be at a technol- reacts with surprise to receiving the Heidi Martin Mighty Heart Educator of Excellence Award. effective material property Research and Engineering wanted to know what those weNdI sTrINgFeLLOw as forthcoming details, visit ogy readiness level (TRL) 3-5. estimation, theoretical Laboratory in Hanover, who served thought,” she Courtesy photo ustar.org/our-programs and For FY17 USTAR is focused acoustics and analytical New Hampshire, is an inte- said. “I started trying to select TAP. on these technology sectors: methods. gral component of the U.S. find veterans but realized USTAR’s Small Business In- Automation and robotics, aero- Muhlestein is a native Army Engineer Research it was difficult. I set my HEAtHER mILLs with veteran Robert Hatch during an interview for her book. Teacher awarded ‘Mighty Heart Educator’ novation Research (SBIR) and space, advanced materials, big of Bountiful, Utah, and and Development Center. grandmas on the loose to Courtesy photo Small Business Technology data, energy and clean technol- current resident of Headquartered in find vets. Many had passed BOUNTIFUL—Wendi Stringfellow, Transfer (STTR) Assistance ogy and life sciences. away, which was kind of Center (SSAC) will be offer- [email protected] Orford, New Hampshire. Vicksburg, Miss., ERDC fire marshal in London and he thought it would boost chemical engineering and a 23-year veteran teacher at Valley He earned a bachelor’s is the premier research sad. I found one but he View Elementary in Bountiful passed away before I could saved the lives of five men. morale among his men so minoring in the Arabic lan- “I’m very surprised by this and touched, and master’s in physics and development facility He was sent to occupied he bartered and fought guage. “I thought I wanted is the first recipient of the Heidi from Brigham Young for the U.S. Army Corps of do the interview. Another Martin Mighty Heart Educator of man passed away about Germany where he was until he got the machine. to learn the language and very touched, so thank you to Heidi’s family Utah Connections Academy now University and a doctorate Engineers, with more than told not to make friends Mills has given excerpts connect with a refugee Excellence Award. in mechanical engineering 2,100 employees, $1 billion a month before the book “I’m very surprised by this and open for 2017/2018 enrollment was published.” with the locals. However, of the book to Davis family I knew who spoke from the University of in facilities and an annual he saw a woman with chil- School District enrichment it,” she said. touched, very touched, so thank for that.” Texas. He attained the research program exceed- Mills pressed on and you to Heidi’s family for that,” By NaT BaILey offers personalized education talked to veterans about dren and decided to give teachers to use in their Mills is looking for more rank of Eagle Scout and ing $1 billion. It conducts her some candy. Later, curriculum and the book veterans to interview for Stringfellow said as she was pre- Wendi Stringfellow Clipper intern and free tuition. completed a two-year research in both military their experiences with dif- sented with the award. “Teaching During enrollment season, ferent sides of the military, he found out that soldiers is available at Barnes & a future book and can be church mission in Japan. and civil works mission had gone to her home and Noble and at Amazon.com. contacted at rememberthe- is my passion and I love it. I love wOOds CrOss—Utah Con- information sessions through- CRREL SPB’s mission areas for the Department what they thought of the all these kids. I feel very honored born with only two chambers in dence in students who can then nections Academy is now open out the state will be held to war and their perspective. confiscated the candy. He “I’ve given copies to the [email protected]. her heart, the award was estab- go on to contribute to society. is to conduct research and of Defense and the nation. regretted not seeing her veterans and their families “I hope the book will to work at Valley View. But you for enrollment. UCA is an allow families and students to develop decision-making [email protected] “Some of the stories were kids are what make the job so lished by an anonymous donor Martin had open-heart surgery online school available for stu- learn more about UCA. hard to hear,” she said. again to apologize for put- and I hope to get copies to make people take the time and includes $10,000 to be used when she was only three days old and prediction products fo- ting her family in jeopardy. the libraries too,” she said. to appreciate veterans’ awesome. So thanks for celebrat- dents in kindergarten through For more information about cused on the sensor-target “Today, we’re not wor- ing this with me today.” for the “betterment of the school.” and had a rare liver transplant two 12th grade. The school staff is UCA, visit www.UtahCon- ried about bombs being Another story was on “I’m hoping to release a service to our nation.” It is given to an educator who has years ago when she was 27. She the lighter side. The ship second edition if I can get Named in honor of Utah resi- excited and looking forward to nectionsAcademy.com or call dropped or our father be- dent Heidi Ann Martin who was gone above and beyond to model, passed away Jan. 12, 2017. the 2017-18 school year, which (800) 382-6010. ing drafted.” the veteran was serving on more interviews.” teach, inspire and build confi- [email protected] A Bountiful veteran she in Iceland didn’t qualify for In the meantime, Mills interviewed served as a an ice cream machine but is in college studying Our Schools Now provides details on ballot initiative lose the lawsuit and that could make was dealing with the 911 system. Session it possible for the government or The biggest thing was an aging Organizers of the Our “This initiative provides tion.” to improve education. Utah future. All of us under- Schools Now does.” Continued from p. A1 courts to change our policies. Our infrastructure. This will allow us to Schools Now ballot initia- teachers with the neces- Organizers said new remains last in the nation stand that in order to keep Campaign leaders will sex education laws are the best in replace that with some equity on tive have released details sary resources to ensure funding would come in education spending per- our children in Utah to continue to refine the the country. We focus on abstinence who is paying for it. It’s been a four- on the initiative’s language. our children’s education by raising the personal pupil, and more than $1.2 work and raise a family, draft and are on track to alcohol limit to .05 percent, Adams and fidelity. We found a balance. year process and It’s been a long said anything that helps keep people A news release from OSN is prioritized throughout income tax by 7/8ths of billion each year has been obtaining a quality educa- submit a final version to Parents still have to opt in to have time in coming.” said campaign leaders the state,” said Jesselie An- 1 percent, from 5.0 to shifted away from K-12 tion is imperative,” said the Lt. Governor’s Office safe is worth it. their child taught and they have to Ross said another bill, SB87; “You can’t test anybody until have spent several weeks derson, also an Executive 5.875 percent, which they education as a result of tax Nolan Karras, former Utah for approval in the next approve the curriculum. They can on civil asset forfeiture had also meeting with educators, Committee Member for said would generate $750 cuts over the last 20 years. Speaker of the House and few months. Our Schools they show impairment,” he said. choose not to have their child be a received a lot of attention. “It would “Statistics show it (limit) has a parents, business leaders Our Schools Now. “As the million. Our Schools Now “We’re hearing from Our Schools Now Execu- Now will begin gathering part of it. This bill just makes sure provide ways for an innocent owner and civic associations to global economy continues requires this money be business leaders, educa- tive Committee Member. signatures this summer to real deterrent effect in making the that it is taught equally to everyone to get his property back,” he said. decision to get into a car impaired. discuss education funding. to change, the best thing placed in a restricted actors and parents that they “We can offer that by bet- qualify for the 2018 ballot. Jersey Mike’s opens in wX and not in a discriminatory manner. “As law enforcement, we don’t want “Public support is we can do for Utah’s future count for each school to are willing to pay more ter supporting our teach- I think we’re all in agreement that It’s in the best interest of the state to to take property from an innocent Owners of the new Jersey Mike’s Subs shop in Woods Cross are, there are too many deaths on our resounding: 89 percent of is properly invest in educa- spend in proven methods to enhance their child’s ers, and that’s what Our [email protected] take care of all our children equally. owner and allow a criminal to profit registered voters believe from left, Jonathan and Mandy Clegg, Marian and Earl Clegg, highways. It’s staggering. Whatever Some of our protections may have from ill gotten gains. This bill strikes and Aubrey and Russell Lee. The new shop opened last week at we can do (while recognizing Utah schools need more been lost if it had gone to court. It’s a good balance. Overall, we’re feeling education funding,” said 618 West 2600 South with a fundraising drive for both Bountiful people’s freedoms) to reduce those better to let the legislature make pretty good about this session. We Bob Marquardt, Execu- and Woods Cross High School athletic teams. Jersey Mike’s has fatalities we need to do.” those decisions – not the court.” appreciate that lawmakers have Sex education is always a hot- tive Committee Member 1,500 restaurants open nationwide, and was ranked for the third Law enforcement agencies were listened to us. We’re just looking of Our Schools Now, in year in a row as the fastest-growing franchise chain in Nation’s button issue and there was some also watching some 115 bills this out for the best interests of our discussion on what could be the release. “Low teacher Restaurant News. session that could have impacted communities.” salaries and large class- Photo by Tom Haraldsen | Davis Clipper addressed in schools. them. For now, this session is in the “We were trying to respond room sizes are significant “There’s been a lot of work books and legislators can take a deep roadblocks to delivering to a lawsuit that our statute was being done in public safety,” said breath – until a few months from discriminatory toward some high-quality education to Bountiful Police Chief Tom Ross, now when they have to start all over every Utah child, and that groups,” Adams said. “The Lt. who is also President of the Utah again. Governor’s Office told us we would requires greater education Reminder: Scouting for Chiefs of Police Association. “SB198 funding.” The released draft calls for each local school to Food Drive is Saturday create a “Teacher and assistant girls basketball coach WX hosts open house for Student Success” plan to The annual Scouting up by your neighborhood Swanson and assistant track coach. decide where spending is for Food statewide food Scouts starting at 9 a.m. Continued from p. A1 Swanson started his career new public works facility most needed. Every school drive is this Saturday. While all food items are of teaching health and Spanish at would receive new fund- Bountiful Junior High 20 years WOODs CROss—The and warehouse areas. ing during the first two Members of the Great help, most needed items at Clearfield High and Fairfield Salt Lake Council of Boy include canned meat, ago. public is invited to an The open house years to implement their Junior High for three years “Will I miss Davis High?” open house to view will be held Tuesday, plan. Beginning in the Scouts in southern Davis sugar, cooking oil, pancake each and an administrative County will be picking up mix, pancake syrup, condi- Swanson said. “No doubt. My the design and con- March 21 from 5:30 third year, schools would intern for a year at Clearfield last three years there have struction concept for p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at be required to demon- food at individual homes ments, canned tomato High. throughout southern Davis items, peanut butter and been fantastic. The commu- the new Public Works the Woods Cross City strate increases in student He taught health, health nity has been great, and the Facility. Hall east multipurpose achievement to qualify for County to be delivered to canned beans. The pantry science and technology and the Bountiful Community will accept food that has students have been outstand- The project includes room, 1555 S. 800 full future funding. The advanced athletic conditioning ing. But not many people get various buildings for West, Woods Cross. initiative would measure Food Pantry. expired. for six years at Clearfield High The public is invited All financial donations to open a new school, and the office space, a material A groundbreaking student achievement by before becoming an adminis- opportunity to do that is some- storage facility, a large event for the new facil- proficiencies in math to set out food donations are tax deductible. To trator, the release said. He has early on the morning of learn more, visit www. thing I couldn’t pass up.” community room, ity will be held March and reading, high school also been a head girls basket- equipment mainte- 25 at 11 a.m. at 2285 graduation rates, and col- Saturday, March 18, so bountifulfoodpantry.org or ball coach, head girls soccer that they can be picked call 801-299-8464. [email protected] nance areas as well S. 1200 West, Woods lege and career readiness. coach, head track coach, as equipment storage Cross. 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the demands of the outside environ- adjusting its speed and offering re- Outdoors “We have great ment. minders if necessary, but when you’re Continued from p. 1 It’s also important to not forget the running outside that’s all up to you. warm up and cool down portions of Warming up can be done with a brisk participants a greater feeling of en- access to our hills.” your exercise regimen. A treadmill is five-minute walk, and always remember ergy, revitalization and enjoyment than Denise Cox programmed to take both into account, to do cool-down stretches before getting running indoors. On top of that, research suggests that running on uneven Member of the Centerville Trails ground activates a greater variety of Committee muscles, strengthens the ligaments, and CALL FOR INFO: can even improve your balance. 801.298.6220 The county has a variety of trail online at daviscountyutah.gov/trails. options, depending on what you want 550 N 200 W, Bountiful, UT The detailed maps also include eleva- out of your run. Legacy Parkway is a tion rise from the beginning to the end broad, flat, paved trail running from southdavisrecreation.com of the trail. North Salt Lake to Farmington, but also Many of the trails also have parking has direct connections to several other lots located near or next to the trail- county trails. Other trails, such as the head, and are easily accessible from ones lining the county’s various can- South Davis Recreation Center the road. yons, are natural and offer more of an “We have great access to our hills,” incline. March 27 - April1 said Cox. “Especially to Parrish Can- If you’re not familiar with local trails, yon Trail, you can just drive up there there are several sites you can use to and park.” th find the right one for you. Some cities, There are also things to be cautious including Centerville and Farmington, about when running outside, however. have maps of their trail systems on their Fun and Giveaways Not only is uneven terrain more chal- Anniversary! city websites. lenging to run on, even flat ground can 10 FREE to the Public Davis County also has complete be more tiring without the momentum of maps of all the trails in the county a treadmill helping you. Whatever trail • Monday, March 27th – Free Breakfast: Activities 6 - 9 boundaries on their website, as well you choose, it’s best to start slow until 6am-9pm – Free Lunch: 11am-1pm Aquatic Drawing as urban walking trails and bike lanes. your body becomes more familiar with Obstacle Course • Thursday, March 30th – Ice Rink Night The detailed trail maps are available Activities 6 - 9 Exhibition Show 6 - 9 Fitness Drawing Public Skate 6 - 9 • Tuesday, March 28th – Sports Night • Friday, March 31st – Fitness Night More than just a Tweet Pickleball, Basketball Zumba Party 7 - 9 You can Activities 6 - 9 Movie “Dory” 9 pm Our 140 words are Drawing, Recreation • Saturday, April 1st – FREE all day to the public do it, too just the beginning, not • Wednesday, March 29th – Aquatics Night with activities for the whole family! the ending of a story. Open Slide, Pool Even though it’s now March, don't give up on that New Year resolution to get more exercise this year. Let Edna Sheppard be your inspiration. She’s a 94-year-old grandmother who has been dedicated to her daily exercise regimen for no less than 91 years. She started at the age of three and is still going strong as she prepares for her 95th birthday. In fact, her home- town in Australia recently honored Edna for her dedication to health and fitness. “Many use excus- es to avoid exercise and a healthy lifestyle; Edna proves that age is no barrier,” says the town’s mayor. 2 THRIVE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 THRIVE 3

of Science degree in whole foods Mocktails nutrition from Bastyr University. Known Rotator cuff tears Continued from p. 1 as “The Juice Lady” for her work with Lemon Sipper juicing and health, she is the author fasting, get rid of foggy brain, and With less than 10 calories, this is an ideal low-calorie, vita- of 32 books including her latest “The Dr. JareD J. “Hey Doc, I can’t sleep at night because my recharge your energy. Juice Lady’s Guide to Fasting” and min C–rich thirst quencher. shoulder keeps me up”…”Hey Doc, my shoulder Here are three recipes, one savory “Sugar Knockout.” You can connect Tyson and two sweet mocktails, to enjoy! with her on Facebook and Twitter and 1/2 lemon, washed or peeled if not organic Mountain doesn’t have the strength it used to and it keeps me sign up for her free newsletter at www. Orthopaedics from doing things I enjoy”…”Hey Doc, anytime I reach up Cherie Calbom MSN holds a Master juiceladycherie.com. 1 cup unsweetened mineral water above my head or behind me I get sharp pain and weakness in my shoulder.” These are common phrases I hear from my patients who 2–3 drops liquid stevia eventually are diagnosed and treated for a rotator cuff tear. You may have heard it called a “rotary cup,” but the true Icy Spicy Gazpacho 4 ice cubes name is rotator cuff. The rotator cuff is made up of four muscles and tendons that help to move the shoulder in many directions. The four muscles/tendons are: supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis and teres 2 tomatoes, cut in chunks Juice the lemon and pour the juice into a glass over ice. Add minor. The most commonly torn is the supraspinatus. the mineral water and stir to combine. Sweeten with stevia to When a rotator cuff tendon is torn, this typically presents as a deep, 1 cup fresh carrot juice (about 5–7 carrots) aching pain that is usually felt on the outside part of the shoulder, and it taste. can extend partially down the upper arm. Night pain, pain with activity 1 lemon, juiced, peeled (if putting it through a juice ma- and weakness are all common symptoms of a rotator cuff injury. chine) The most common age group we see with rotator cuff tears are those ages 50 and above. Younger patients can also have these 1/4 cup cilantro, rinsed and chopped injuries but they are less common. The majority of tears occur simply by wear and tear over time – like “grey hair of the shoulder.” As 1/4 teaspoon Celtic sea salt we age, our tendons can become thinner and weaker and more susceptible to tear. Other common causes for more acute, traumatic 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin Twisted Ginger Berry rotator cuff tears include a fall on the shoulder or a shoulder dislocation. These types of more acute injuries often require surgical 1/4 small jalapeño, chopped (more if you such as it hot) 2 green apples juiced or 1 cup apple juice repair. What are the treatment options for rotator cuff tears? If the tear is 3 radishes 1 cup blueberries small or does not involve the full thickness of the rotator cuff, often Place the tomato chunks in a freezer bag and freeze un- non-surgical treatment is very effective. Treatment for this type of tear 1-inch chunk ginger root. peeled may include physical therapy or steroid (cortisone) injections. If these til solid. This is optional. (Or you can use fresh tomatoes non-operative treatments fail to improve symptoms, surgical treatment placed in the blender; then you would need to add ice 4-6 may be the next step. ice cubes Over the past 20 years, there have been great advances in rotator cubes.) Pour the carrot and lemon juices into a blender and cuff surgery. These surgeries were all done in the past with a large open add the frozen tomato chunks, cilantro, salt, cumin, jala- Pour apple juice in a blender along with the berries and incision. This was effective, but much more painful with a longer recovery and bigger scars. Now we are able to repair almost all rotator cuff tears peño, and radishes. Blend on high speed until smooth but ginger root. Add the ice cubes and blend. Serve your icy slushy; serve immediately. Serves 2. with an arthroscope. The scope is a specialized camera that allows the cocktail with a sprig of mint. surgeon to see inside the shoulder through a very small incision about ¼ inch in length. Through several other small incisions we are able to insert instruments and bone anchors with suture to repair the torn tendon back to the bone. What if you decide to ignore the pain and live with it? With many common physical ailments that we have as we age, this approach often works fine. However, with a large rotator cuff tear, if it isn’t treated in a timely fashion, the muscle will retract and atrophy (shrink down) and then the rotator cuff tear is unable to be repaired. This may cause permanent pain or weakness. For this reason, we the demands of the outside environ- adjusting its speed and offering re- are more aggressive at arriving at a proper diagnosis early so as to preserve long-term function of the shoulder. ment. minders if necessary, but when you’re Outdoors “We have great After surgical repair, patients often return to full strength with much improved pain levels Continued from p. 1 It’s also important to not forget the running outside that’s all up to you. and function. This is achieved with the proper diagnosis, sound surgical technique, a skilled warm up and cool down portions of Warming up can be done with a brisk physical therapist, and a dedicated patient. participants a greater feeling of en- access to our hills.” your exercise regimen. A treadmill is five-minute walk, and always remember ergy, revitalization and enjoyment than Denise Cox programmed to take both into account, to do cool-down stretches before getting running indoors. On top of that, research suggests that running on uneven Member of the Centerville Trails ground activates a greater variety of Committee muscles, strengthens the ligaments, and CALL FOR INFO: A modern can even improve your balance. 801.298.6220 The county has a variety of trail online at daviscountyutah.gov/trails. options, depending on what you want 550 N 200 W, Bountiful, UT The detailed maps also include eleva- out of your run. Legacy Parkway is a tion rise from the beginning to the end centenarian broad, flat, paved trail running from southdavisrecreation.com of the trail. North Salt Lake to Farmington, but also Many of the trails also have parking has direct connections to several other “The first hundred years are the lots located near or next to the trail- county trails. Other trails, such as the hardest. After that you just roll along,” head, and are easily accessible from ones lining the county’s various can- South Davis Recreation Center the road. according to 103-year-old Edward yons, are natural and offer more of an “We have great access to our hills,” Palkot, the father of TV newsman Greg incline. March 27 - April1 said Cox. “Especially to Parrish Can- If you’re not familiar with local trails, Palkot. yon Trail, you can just drive up there there are several sites you can use to Palkot, the younger, says his father is and park.” th find the right one for you. Some cities, There are also things to be cautious the very model of a modern centenarian, including Centerville and Farmington, about when running outside, however. have maps of their trail systems on their Fun and Giveaways Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) at the University of “living on his own, staying active Not only is uneven terrain more chal- Anniversary! with his own family and his girlfriend, city websites. Utah is partnering with the National Cancer Institute (NCI) lenging to run on, even flat ground can 10 FREE to the Public Davis County also has complete be more tiring without the momentum of to implement a nationwide colorectal cancer outreach Alice. He's also stayed very much maps of all the trails in the county a treadmill helping you. Whatever trail • Monday, March 27th – Free Breakfast: Activities 6 - 9 and education initiative in support of increasing colorectal cancer ‘plugged-in’ to the 21st century via boundaries on their website, as well you choose, it’s best to start slow until 6am-9pm – Free Lunch: 11am-1pm Aquatic Drawing screening rates in rural, frontier, and culturally diverse communities in email, Facebook and even Twitter.” as urban walking trails and bike lanes. Obstacle Course your body becomes more familiar with • Thursday, March 30th – Ice Rink Night Utah. Palkot, the elder, is also quite busy The detailed trail maps are available Activities 6 - 9 Exhibition Show 6 - 9 The Screen to Save Initiative will launch in March at HCI and 48 other cancer Fitness Drawing Public Skate 6 - 9 centers around the nation, targeting average risk adults age 50 and older. on a book tour, promoting the new • Tuesday, March 28th – Sports Night • Friday, March 31st – Fitness Night HCI will work with clinical, academic, and community associates in outreach book, Aging Gracefully, in which More than just a Tweet Pickleball, Basketball Zumba Party 7 - 9 and educational activities across the state of Utah. The outreach events will he’s featured along with 51 other not- You can Activities 6 - 9 Movie “Dory” 9 pm Our 140 words are Drawing, Recreation incorporate a giant inflatable colon – an evidence-based colorectal cancer so-grumpy old men of the 100-plus • Saturday, April 1st – FREE all day to the public educational tool. do it, too just the beginning, not • Wednesday, March 29th – Aquatics Night generation. In fact, he believes that if with activities for the whole family! “We look forward to building upon our existing networks to further HCI’s reach and spread the ending of a story. Open Slide, Pool you want to grow old gracefully, “you Even though it’s this important message,” said Ana Maria Lopez, MD, MPH, medical oncologist and director of cancer health equity at HCI, in a release. “We will engage communities through social media, have to think about positive things. If now March, don't telecommunications technology, and people are ‘crabby’ that’s going to wear give up on that New community outreach activities, such as on you. So you should look for people Year resolution to health fairs and group presentations.” who are pleasant.” get more exercise Colorectal cancer is the fourth most Huntsman this year. Let Edna common adult cancer and is one of Sheppard be your only a handful of more than 100 known types of cancer for which screening inspiration. She’s a has been proven to reduce the risk Cancer Institute 94-year-old grand- of death. Screening options include mother who has colonoscopy, fecal occult blood testing, been dedicated to fecal immunochemical testing, and Meet our her daily exercise sigmoidoscopy. partners on regimen for no less “The key message we want to convey through this initiative is that colorectal Laytonpediatricdentistry.com Dentists than 91 years. She cancer screening saves lives,” said Wade Arkoudas - Has been practicing for 5 1/2 years, has a fun and started at the age Lopez. “The average person should national cancer entertaining personality, and loves to laugh and talk with his patients. of three and is still He works great with kids and has six children of his own, fi ve boys begin screening at age 50 and continue and one girl. going strong as she until age 75. Screening can reduce the number of colorectal cancer deaths in Dr. Jennifer Brown - Dr. Brown has been practicing for many years prepares for her in our offi ce. She is a family dentist who works wonderfully with 95th birthday. our state by identifying cancer early initiative patients of all ages. Dr. Brown is very family oriented, with a husband when it is easier to treat.” and three wonderful kids at home, she is caring and understanding to In fact, her home- Increasing colorectal screening your family’s dental needs. town in Australia re- rates in the United States is part of the 10 recommendations by the Blue Ribbon Panel for the Cancer Dr. Leland Pack - Dr. Pack is a great orthodontist. He is very cently honored Edna Moonshot Initiative. The panel considered colorectal cancer screening to be a national priority that friendly and works well with the whole family. Dr. Pack is not limited for her dedication to should be fast-tracked by the cancer research and care communities, citing it as a proven prevention to only children and teens, he sees patients of all ages. Come on in parents, we would love to see you for your orthodontic needs too. health and fitness. strategy that is currently being adopted by too few people, especially racial and ethnic minorities. “Many use excus- “NCI feels it is vitally important to strengthen our regional and national outreach efforts for screening Dr. Wible - Dr. Wible is a great family dentist who will make your for colorectal cancer by partnering with academic, community, and clinical organizations,” said dental experience one to remember. He is fun and has a vibrant es to avoid exer- personality that will make anyone love to come to the dentist. Dr. Douglas Lowy, MD, NCI acting director. “By reducing the number of people who get colorectal cancer, Wible is new to our offi ce, but practiced in California for many years cise and a healthy or are progressing to a lethal, difficult-to-treat form of the disease, we can have a major impact on before moving to Utah with his wife and four children. Dr. Wible loves lifestyle; Edna proves the number of lives lost to the disease annually as well as save many health care dollars that would dentistry and would love to see your whole family. that age is no bar- otherwise have to be dedicated to costly cancer treatments.” rier,” says the town’s The NCI Screen to Save Initiative will involve nationally-funded sites that support community health mayor. educators who will disseminate culturally-tailored education to increase awareness, knowledge, and positive behavior change to increase screening rates among targeted groups. Saturdays by Appointment 4 THRIVE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017

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The above adage is an unfortunate, but common, misconception. Many believe that a trust has no value for the average person. Many more people believe that their homes will not be subject to probate if the value is less than a million dollars. Some advisors believe there will be no need for probate or a trust unless your assets are worth more than the Federal lnheritance Tax limit of $5,490,000. The unfortunate reality is that even a modest home will be subject to probate when you die if no one else’s name is on the title. Vickie Schumacher, in a recent article for Estate Planning.com, reports:

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Heart disease remains the number Dr. Jacqueline Eubany is a one killer of women in the United States, board-certified cardiologist and killing more women than breast and lung electrophysiologist, currently practicing in cancer combined. Silence is one of the Orange County, California. She attended most deadly aspects of women's heart the University of California Riverside for disease, and cardiologist Dr. Jacqueline her undergraduate studies, followed by Eubany (Dr. Jackie) makes that point in Boston University School of Medicine. her concise, accessible book, “Women She joined the United States Navy to and Heart Disease: The Real Story” complete her medical training, and Angie is a 46-year-old divorced served for 12 years. mother of two school-aged children. One She was inducted as a fellow in morning she was just not feeling her the prestigious American College of usual self. Undaunted, the busy mother Cardiology, and in the Heart Rhythm went about her usual morning routine. Society. Angie’s coworkers noticed that she An active member in other looked unusually pale and advised her distinguished societies, Dr. Eubany also to go to the doctor’s office. Hard-working serves on several advisory boards related Angie declined. As the sole financial to heart disease. She is a popular guest provider for her family, the young woman speaker for heart health events because felt she could not afford to take time off. of her accessible, articulate style. There were too many outstanding bills Dr. Eubany is an avid traveler, visiting and her children needed her. Angie more than 50 countries, and enjoys hoped she would soon start to feel better. scuba diving, horseback riding, biking Tragically, she did not. and reading about world history. Days later she made it to the For more information, visit: www. emergency room, but her heart was womenandheartdiseasebook.com permanently damaged. Through anecdotes and friendly, jargon-free advice, Dr. Jackie tells readers how to reduce their risk by up to 80 percent, how to recognize a heart attack earlier, and how to make the healthiest choices for your heart and your loved ones. Blood pressure readings can be inaccurate half the time

A 2016 study from the Journal of Clinical correct blood pressure measurement: Even when blood pressure measuring technique Hypertension found that in-office blood pressure • Thirty minutes prior to taking blood pressure: do is correct, some patients experience a “white-coat measurements were inaccurate more often than not, effect” and exhibit high blood pressure in a medical not drink caffeine or alcohol, use tobacco products, either causing the misdiagnosis of hypertension office. exercise, or feel stressed or anxious. (resulting in the inappropriate administration of “About 30 percent of patients with elevated in-office medication) or causing patients at risk for stroke and • Sit and relax for five minutes before taking blood blood pressure turn out to have normal out-of-office heart events to go without necessary intervention or pressure. measurements,” said McKinnon, “so home monitoring treatment. • Sit up straight with both feet flat on the floor and is also important in some cases.” The Utah Million Hearts Coalition recently announced your back supported. In 2016, the Utah Million Hearts Coalition a new website, • Cuff should be the proper size and placed on your recognized 13 Utah medical clinics for their CheckMyPressure. commitment to achieving excellence in blood pressure org, which is bare arm or over thin clothing. measurement and hypertension control. Clinics that designed to • Arm should be at heart level and supported. would like additional information in applying for the educate both • If your reading is high, your blood pressure should award can contact Audrie Frehner at 435-986-2567 patients and be taken two more times, waiting one minute between or [email protected]. health care readings. providers about the prevalence of inaccurate blood pressure measurements as well as correct measurement technique. “Patients need to take their health into their own hands,” says Anni McKinnon, Utah Million Hearts Coalition member, in a release. “Learn how blood pressure should be measured, speak up when your blood pressure is not taken correctly, and assist your provider in getting an accurate measurement and subsequently an accurate diagnosis.” People can also help control their risks for cardiovascular disease by managing their weight, engaging in regular physical activity, controlling blood pressure and cholesterol, and not using tobacco products. Patients can take the following steps to help ensure a

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And that is good news for older coffee drinkers, in particular, since, as Stanford University Professor David Furman puts it, “most of the diseases of aging are not really diseases of aging, per se, but rather diseases of inflammation.” 6 THRIVE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 THRIVE 7 Women and Heart Disease: What you should know before Knowing the causes can save lives investing in hearing devices Heart disease remains the number Dr. Jacqueline Eubany is a one killer of women in the United States, board-certified cardiologist and killing more women than breast and lung electrophysiologist, currently practicing in If it has become apparent to you cancer combined. Silence is one of the Orange County, California. She attended most deadly aspects of women's heart the University of California Riverside for (or to those around you!) that you’re disease, and cardiologist Dr. Jacqueline her undergraduate studies, followed by in need of help with your hearing Eubany (Dr. Jackie) makes that point in Boston University School of Medicine. her concise, accessible book, “Women She joined the United States Navy to or you’re not hearing well with your and Heart Disease: The Real Story” complete her medical training, and current set of hearing devices, here are Angie is a 46-year-old divorced served for 12 years. mother of two school-aged children. One She was inducted as a fellow in a few items to remember as you seek morning she was just not feeling her the prestigious American College of usual self. Undaunted, the busy mother Cardiology, and in the Heart Rhythm help. went about her usual morning routine. Society. Angie’s coworkers noticed that she An active member in other What to do, what to expect and looked unusually pale and advised her distinguished societies, Dr. Eubany also what to watch for to go to the doctor’s office. Hard-working serves on several advisory boards related Angie declined. As the sole financial to heart disease. She is a popular guest Contact a professional audiologist – You should expect provider for her family, the young woman speaker for heart health events because to receive a thorough and detailed auditory assessment felt she could not afford to take time off. of her accessible, articulate style. (hearing evaluation). Don’t mistake a hearing screening There were too many outstanding bills Dr. Eubany is an avid traveler, visiting for a hearing test or evaluation. A screening is often free and her children needed her. Angie more than 50 countries, and enjoys and determines if you need further testing. 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expires April 15, 2017 expires April 15, 2017 sports briefs Lakeside women’s golf league, the VHS Alumni golf outing and more. DAVIS Sports THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 C bAsebALL preVieW Optimism abounds for Davis County teams by Josh MCfADDen doing better than what we did last year.” “The pitchers are sharp,” Leo said. Clipper sportswriter The Darts went 16-2 in region play and “We’re definitely ahead of where we 21-7 overall. Davis went 3-2 in the state would normally be.” tournament, falling in the second round of Leo said good hitting usually comes a After spending the better part of the last several weeks in- the double-elimination playoffs and then bit slower than solid pitching, but he’s winning two consolation games before happy with the way his players performed doors, local baseball teams are finally getting outdoors to enjoy losing to Lehi to end the season. at the plate in the early going. In addition the warmer weather and to get back on the diamond. Here’s a Leo is excited about his pitching staff to being good pitchers, Knight and Fuller, this season. The trio of Ben Rigby, Jaxon for instance, have excellent at bat. preview of what to expect from Davis, Viewmont, Bountiful and Knight and Dom Fuller, who have each “I’m not worried about our hitting,” Leo Woods Cross. signed to play college ball next year, said. “They all can swing it. I’ve told [the will headline the Darts’ defense. Matt players] to drive the ball and do what we his team is capable of even more this Davis Taylor, Zack Hoskins, Austin Birell and practiced all winter.” season. Coming off a Region 2 title left the Stockton Hall, a sophomore, will also get “I told the players to set the bar high,” Darts will plenty to be pleased with from an opportunity to pitch. 2016, but head coach David Leo knows he said. “We’re capable of equaling or n see “bAsebALL” p. C2

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by Josh MCfADDen Senior forward Drake Cook Clipper sportswriter racked up 22 goals last season, ranking him sixth in the state in scoring. Every defense Cook Last season, the View- encounters this season will try its best to put the clamps on mont boys soccer team the talented scorer, but he’ll fell short of the Region have some help from a nice mix of experienced returners and 2 title, but the Vikings talented newcomers. Senior earned a much bigger midfielder Marshall Johnson and senior center defender Brayden prize. Jewett will supplement Cook’s Viewmont went 6-3- offensive prowess. “[Cook] is a very good finisher 3 in region play, four and capable of creating chances points shy of region for others,” Keddington said. “[Johnson] is the leader of the champion Davis, which midfield and is very capable of went 9-2-1. But the Vi- controlling it. [Jewett] anchors the back. He is calm and kings caught fire in the experienced.” state tournament, reel- Viewmont plays three non- league games this season, ing off four wins, capped followed by the region opener off by a 4-2 victory over March 16 at home against Layton. Fremont. It was the Woods Cross Vikings’ first state title The Wildcats haven’t been to the postseason since 2012, and in 11 years. head coach David Newman is Though the team took home intent on helping the squad reach the 5A trophy a year ago, head that milestone. coach Spencer Keddington is Woods Cross was 4-8 in Region keeping a simple and humble 5 last season, finishing in fifth approach this year. place. To climb up to the fourth “Our expectations are to get spot or above—where the team better every day and to compete would need to get to qualify for and work hard in everything the state tournament—Newman that we do,” he said. “We need believes the team needs to cut to just focus on improving every down on errors. day. We know that we are going “We need to take more of the to have to work harder than last opportunities to score that we year and play better than last make than we did last year and year if we want to make a run eliminate the stupid mistakes like last year. This season will that cost us goals at crucial be successful if we are always times,” he said. “This season will working hard, playing for each be a success if we stay calm at other and pushing ourselves.” the crucial moments at both ends Repeating a championship of the field.” run is never easy, but when Newman is counting on the CAption for this will go here. you return one of the state’s most prolific goal scorers, your Courtesy photo n chances increase. see “soCCer” p. C2 Viewmont softball coach ready to give back by CAtherine GArrett of failure where a great hitter fails Clipper sportswriter seven times out of 10, but that they should always be striving for improvement – constant never- New Viewmont High softball coach Karly Bates is ending improvement – and to appreciate the moments, not just beginning the season with some “jitters” of her own, as the outcome,” Bates said. the former Salt Lake Community College player takes Bates said the Viewmont program is full of different levels over a team that won just seven games a year ago. and abilities, but she has already “I’m a little nervous, but mostly love the game and I want to share seen improvement in her players. excited,” she said. “I honestly that love with others,” Bates said. “I want to push them to reach their think with our new staff and with “The game of softball has given potential and teach them how to the change of culture we hope to me so much. It has provided me push themselves further than they bring that we can turn this team with so many experiences and think they can go,” Bates said. around and help them reach their opportunities that are priceless. I “I am excited for what they can potential.” have a lot of knowledge from my do and who they will become as Bates prepped at Murray High as experience as a player and I love players and as a team. I’m looking a catcher and third baseman where that I have the opportunity to give forward to this season as a new she helped her team to a 5A state back.” head coach and the girls and I are runner-up finish as a sophomore. Bates has formed her coaching excited for the season we have Her team finished third a year later philosophy around those ahead of us.” in the 4A classification. experiences and teaches her She began coaching while she players that “there will always be was a player in high school and has another pitch, so make the most the CAption for this will go here. coached rec teams, given private of every pitch you are given. Take Courtesy photo lessons and most recently led the the game – and life – one pitch at a Salt Lake Pegasus 14U team to the time.” 15U championship this past fall. “I want my players to recognize “I got into coaching because I that the game of softball is a game C2 SPORTS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017

Bonneville March 17 in Clipper Scoreboard for Soccer their Region 5 opener. The upcoming prep events Continued from p. C1 team will face each league foe twice, culminating in a May 12 game at rival forward Josh Beard, Bountiful. If the Wildcats SCOREBOARD defenders Luke Madsen finish in fourth place or and Jackson Ensign, and above, they will clinch a ATHLETE OF THE WEEK central midfielder Junior coveted berth in the 4A Upcoming games/meets Ortiz to help achieve state tournament and Spring prep sports have begun, but we’ve only received March 16 postseason success. Beard achieve the goals Newman Boys tennis had a pair of goals last and his players have set for a few sporadic game recaps and nothing from girls Ogden at Bountiful, 3:30 season, and Madsen and the 2017 season. softball or any other sports. So this week, we’ll be naming Softball Ortiz each chipped in one. Davis High, Bountiful just a male athlete of the week. Bountiful at Highland, 3:30 “[Beard] is a very tough soccer teams both start 1-1 Mountain View at Woods Cross, 3:30 player, very fit and a good Davis began the year with It goes to Davis pitcher Austin Birell, who was the Davis at Syracuse, 3:30 leader,” Newman said. a 4-2 loss to Juan Diego winning pitcher and had a triple in the Darts 13-6 win Boys soccer “[Madsen] has terrific March 6. Granger at Davis, 3:30 pace and is a great dribbler. over Provo as baseball season got underway. The Darts found Woods Cross at Weber, 3:30 [Ortiz] never gives up; he’s Other nominees were soccer players Colton Harrison themselves down 2-0 at Layton at Viewmont, 3:30 the ultimate competitor. halftime, but couldn’t quite of Davis, Micah Maynard of Bountiful and Drake Cook of [Ensign] is a good organizer Baseball come back. Colton Harrison Viewmont, along with baseball player Aaron Bresguard Viewmont at Roy, 3:30 and has terrific ball control.” scored both goals for the Aside from returning of Viewmont. Darts. March 17 talent and solid team In a double overtime We’ll be honoring Athletes of the Week all school year, as leadership, Newman said Baseball thriller against Bountiful well as Athletes of the Month throughout the school year. St. George Tournament (Btfl. and WX) the players have a positive March 9, Davis prevailed Bountiful vs. Murray (9 a.m.), vs. Orem (11:30 a.m.) outlook at the season’s with a goal by Jeremy Congratulations to all of these athletes! possibilities. Sommer to win 3-2. Woods Cross vs. Hurricane (1 p.m.) vs. Springville (4 p.m.) “They have a real desire Harrison scored two more Davis at Grantsville, 3:30 to make the playoffs,” he goals to remain the team’s second half. Four goals “We need to work on Boys Soccer said. “They are kind of leading scorer in the young were scored by both teams defending centrally and Bountiful at Highland, 3:30 hopeful, not over confident season. in a five-minute span with possessing the ball in order Bonneville at Woods Cross, 3:30 but just full of desire Bountiful defeated fourth- Micah Maynard hitting the to create more scoring to give their all to make ranked Wasatch 4-3, a “very eventual game-winner at the opportunities.” March 20 playoffs. They have quickly good team,” according to 63-minute mark. Bountiful lost 3-2 in Softball bought into the system and head coach Lou Plank. “The boys played well in double overtime to Davis Bountiful at Alta, 3:30 have worked hard to follow The Braves were down spite of the fact that we’re March 9 to bring its the game plan.” 2-1 at halftime before tying missing four key players season record to 1-1. March 21 The Wildcats face the game early in the due to injury,” Plank said. Boys soccer Davis at Layton, 3:30 Woods Cross at East, 3:30 Viewmont at Hunter, 3:30 Nate Embrey, Marcus class.” roughshod over Region 5 Baseball Baseball Rawlins and Weston Stringfellow said his competition last season. Davis at Hunter, 3:30 Taylor. team will rely on its And though Woods Cross Viewmont at West, 3:30 Continued from p. C1 Things got off to a good speed and athleticism replaces a lot of talent and Bountiful at Box Elder, 3:30 start, as the Vikings won to compete with Woods production from last year, Woods Cross at Bonneville, 4 While many coaches set their season opener, 4-2 Cross and Bonneville for the team could still be Softball specific goals of winning over Highland. Rawlins region supremacy. Three- a threat for a the region Box Elder at Woods Cross, 3:30 region, winning state or and Embrey each had year starter Hayden Jung crown. Layton at Viewmont, 3:30 attaining a certain record, doubles, and pitcher will man third base and Seniors Mitch Dalley, Granger at Davis, 3:30 Leo has a simple strategy. Aaron Bresguard was will spend time pitching. Zach Burrows and Caleb Boys Tennis “If the goal is to win the winning pitcher. The Another three-year starter, Simmons, and junior Bountiful vs. Judge at Liberty Park, 3:30 state, you’re setting Vikings shut out Highland Kade Burningham, will be Chase Miller will lead Girls golf yourself up for failure,” after giving up two runs in the ace pitcher. Other key the team. Each had more Woods Cross vs. Ogden, El Monte GC, TBA he said. “Our goals are to the first inning. players are David Stenger, supportive roles a year quality for state, get the Viewmont’s first region shortstop; Lute Stout, ago but will be counted on March 22 highest available seed and contest will be March 21 at second baseman; Dallin heavily this season to help Baseball stay in the tournament as West. Wilcox, centerfielder; JD the team repeat as region Hunter at Davis, 3:30 long as possible. I tell the Bountiful Cunningham, pitcher and champions. West at Viewmont, 3:30 players, ‘Let’s play better Clark Stringfellow has first baseman; Spencer Woods Cross begins tomorrow than we did Box Elder at Bountiful, 3:30 been at the helm of the Jorgensen, outfielder; defense of its 18-0 region Bonneville at Woods Cross, 3:30 today and fix what we did Bountiful baseball team for Isaac Parry, catcher; and mark from last season on Softball wrong.’” more than two decades. Cooper Ohlson, utility March 21 at Bonneville. Davis won its first three He has taken the program player. Viewmont at Hunter, 3:30 games this season. Region from one that hoped might Stringfellow has a solid play begins March 21 reach the postseason to core of returners and some at Hunter. The regular one where getting to the newcomers he’s excited season ends May 11. state tournament is an about. Whatever happens Viewmont expectation. this season, the veteran The Vikings sneaked The Braves finished coach has a philosophy of into the 5A state second in Region 5 a year staying even-keeled—not tournament last season ago, going 13-5 in league getting too high or too low. as the fourth seed from play and 17-10 overall. He also teaches his players Region 2 with an 8-10 Bountiful went 1-2 in the to be successful on the mark. Viewmont made state tournament. field and off. a quick exit from the “The players’ goal is to “I want them to do their playoffs, losing a pair of get back to being on top of best, have fun and be games to end its season. the region,” Stringfellow high-character kids,” he The Vikings look to said. “Day in and day out, said. “I want baseball to be improve this season we focus on being us and a vehicle to help them be with a roster made up focus on fundamentals better people.” heavily of underclassmen. and our process. All The Braves start region Viewmont’s varsity roster outcomes will take care of play March 21 at Box includes 13 juniors, five themselves if we’re doing Elder. sophomores and freshman what we’re supposed to be Woods Cross Logan Forbush. Only three doing on the field and in The Wildcats ran seniors are on the roster, C2 SPORTS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 The opinions stated in Bonneville March 17 in Clipper Scoreboard for these articles are solely those Soccer their Region 5 opener. The upcoming prep events of the authors and not of Continued from p. C1 team will face each league The Davis Clipper. foe twice, culminating in DAVIS 3 a May 12 game at rival forward Josh Beard, Bountiful. If the Wildcats SCOREBOARD THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 defenders Luke Madsen finish in fourth place or C and Jackson Ensign, and above, they will clinch a ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Outlook central midfielder Junior coveted berth in the 4A Upcoming games/meets Ortiz to help achieve state tournament and Spring prep sports have begun, but we’ve only received March 16 postseason success. Beard achieve the goals Newman Boys tennis had a pair of goals last and his players have set for a few sporadic game recaps and nothing from girls Ogden at Bountiful, 3:30 season, and Madsen and the 2017 season. softball or any other sports. So this week, we’ll be naming Softball Ortiz each chipped in one. Davis High, Bountiful Bountiful at Highland, 3:30 “[Beard] is a very tough just a male athlete of the week. A look at the opposing sides soccer teams both start 1-1 Mountain View at Woods Cross, 3:30 player, very fit and a good Davis began the year with It goes to Davis pitcher Austin Birell, who was the Davis at Syracuse, 3:30 leader,” Newman said. a 4-2 loss to Juan Diego winning pitcher and had a triple in the Darts 13-6 win Boys soccer “[Madsen] has terrific March 6. over Provo as baseball season got underway. Granger at Davis, 3:30 pace and is a great dribbler. The Darts found on the GOP health care bill Woods Cross at Weber, 3:30 [Ortiz] never gives up; he’s Other nominees were soccer players Colton Harrison themselves down 2-0 at Layton at Viewmont, 3:30 the ultimate competitor. halftime, but couldn’t quite of Davis, Micah Maynard of Bountiful and Drake Cook of [Ensign] is a good organizer Baseball WASHINGTON (AP)—A Senate Majority Leader Mitch affordable for come back. Colton Harrison Viewmont, along with baseball player Aaron Bresguard Viewmont at Roy, 3:30 McConnell, R-Ky.: “This isn’t a law that can Americans. This and has terrific ball control.” scored both goals for the Aside from returning of Viewmont. look at opposing sides as Con- be fixed. This isn’t a law that can be saved. is exactly the type Darts. March 17 It has to be repealed and replaced. We of backroom dealing talent and solid team In a double overtime We’ll be honoring Athletes of the Week all school year, as gress considers proposed Re- leadership, Newman said Baseball promised the American people we would. and rushed process that thriller against Bountiful well as Athletes of the Month throughout the school year. St. George Tournament (Btfl. and WX) publican changes to the Obama We’re keeping our promise.” we criticized Democrats for, and it is not the players have a positive March 9, Davis prevailed Bountiful vs. Murray (9 a.m.), vs. Orem (11:30 a.m.) what we promised the American people.” outlook at the season’s with a goal by Jeremy Congratulations to all of these athletes! administration health law. Neil Bradley, U.S. Chamber of possibilities. Sommer to win 3-2. Woods Cross vs. Hurricane (1 p.m.) vs. Springville (4 p.m.) Commerce: “Critically important provisions Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky.: “It still looks “They have a real desire Harrison scored two more Davis at Grantsville, 3:30 SUPPORTING THE BILL: in the recommendations repeal a like Obamacare Lite to me. It’s going to to make the playoffs,” he goals to remain the team’s second half. Four goals “We need to work on Boys Soccer President Donald Trump: “We’re going substantial number of the most harmful have to be better.” said. “They are kind of leading scorer in the young were scored by both teams defending centrally and Bountiful at Highland, 3:30 to do something that’s great and I’m proud provisions in the Affordable Care Act: Conservative advocacy groups hopeful, not over confident season. in a five-minute span with possessing the ball in order Bonneville at Woods Cross, 3:30 to support the replacement plan released the health insurance tax, the medical Americans for Prosperity and but just full of desire Bountiful defeated fourth- Micah Maynard hitting the to create more scoring by the House of Representatives.” device tax, and the tax on prescription FreedomWorks, backed by the billionaire to give their all to make ranked Wasatch 4-3, a “very eventual game-winner at the opportunities.” March 20 Vice President Mike Pence: “I really do medications; restrictions on the use and Koch Brothers: “As the bill stands today, it playoffs. They have quickly good team,” according to 63-minute mark. Bountiful lost 3-2 in Softball believe this is an extraordinarily important limitations on contributions to health is Obamacare 2.0. Millions of Americans bought into the system and head coach Lou Plank. “The boys played well in double overtime to Davis Bountiful at Alta, 3:30 moment in the life of our nation, and every savings accounts and flexible spending would never see the improvements in care have worked hard to follow The Braves were down spite of the fact that we’re March 9 to bring its American who longs to see us start over accounts; and the penalties associated with they were promised, just as Obamacare the game plan.” 2-1 at halftime before tying missing four key players season record to 1-1. March 21 on health care reform that will respect the employer mandate.” failed to deliver on its promises.” The Wildcats face due to injury,” Plank said. the game early in the Boys soccer the doctor-patient relationship, that will OPPOSED TO THE BILL: David McIntosh, president of the Davis at Layton, 3:30 harness the power of the free marketplace conservative advocacy group Club for to lower the cost of insurance, that will give Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Growth: “Republicans should be offering a Woods Cross at East, 3:30 D-N.Y.: “This is a tax cut for the wealthy Viewmont at Hunter, 3:30 states freedom and flexibility to improve full and immediate repeal of Obamacare’s Medicaid for our most vulnerable citizens with some health insurance provisions taxes, regulations, and mandates, an Nate Embrey, Marcus class.” roughshod over Region 5 Baseball tacked alongside of it.” Davis at Hunter, 3:30 can let their voice be heard.” end to the Medicaid expansion, and Baseball Rawlins and Weston Stringfellow said his competition last season. House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis.: “It House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, inclusion of free-market reforms, Taylor. team will rely on its And though Woods Cross Viewmont at West, 3:30 D-Calif.: “If Republicans have their way, Continued from p. C1 repeals Obamacare’s taxes, it repeals like interstate competition.” Things got off to a good speed and athleticism replaces a lot of talent and Bountiful at Box Elder, 3:30 working families, older Americans, and Andrew W. Gurman, Woods Cross at Bonneville, 4 Obamacare’s spending, it repeals start, as the Vikings won to compete with Woods production from last year, Obamacare’s mandates. It creates a vibrant people with disabilities will face huge new While many coaches set their season opener, 4-2 Cross and Bonneville for the team could still be Softball health costs.” n See “BILL” p. C4 specific goals of winning Box Elder at Woods Cross, 3:30 market where insurance companies over Highland. Rawlins region supremacy. Three- a threat for a the region compete for your business, where you Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah: “We promised region, winning state or Layton at Viewmont, 3:30 and Embrey each had year starter Hayden Jung crown. have lower costs, more choices, and the American people we would drain attaining a certain record, doubles, and pitcher will man third base and Seniors Mitch Dalley, Granger at Davis, 3:30 the swamp and end business as usual in Leo has a simple strategy. greater control over your health care. And Aaron Bresguard was will spend time pitching. Zach Burrows and Caleb Boys Tennis it returns power--this is most important-- Washington. This bill does not do that. “If the goal is to win the winning pitcher. The Another three-year starter, Simmons, and junior Bountiful vs. Judge at Liberty Park, 3:30 We don’t know how many people would state, you’re setting this returns power from Washington back Vikings shut out Highland Kade Burningham, will be Chase Miller will lead Girls golf to doctors and patients, back to states. This use this new tax credit, we don’t know yourself up for failure,” after giving up two runs in the ace pitcher. Other key the team. Each had more Woods Cross vs. Ogden, El Monte GC, TBA how much it will cost, and we don’t know he said. “Our goals are to is what good, conservative health care the first inning. players are David Stenger, supportive roles a year reform looks like.” if this bill will make health care more quality for state, get the Viewmont’s first region shortstop; Lute Stout, ago but will be counted on March 22 highest available seed and contest will be March 21 at second baseman; Dallin heavily this season to help Baseball stay in the tournament as West. Wilcox, centerfielder; JD the team repeat as region Hunter at Davis, 3:30 long as possible. I tell the Bountiful Cunningham, pitcher and champions. West at Viewmont, 3:30 players, ‘Let’s play better Clark Stringfellow has first baseman; Spencer Woods Cross begins tomorrow than we did Box Elder at Bountiful, 3:30 been at the helm of the Jorgensen, outfielder; defense of its 18-0 region Bonneville at Woods Cross, 3:30 today and fix what we did Bountiful baseball team for Isaac Parry, catcher; and mark from last season on Softball wrong.’” more than two decades. Cooper Ohlson, utility March 21 at Bonneville. Our need to vet refugees is stronger than ever Davis won its first three He has taken the program player. Viewmont at Hunter, 3:30 games this season. Region from one that hoped might Stringfellow has a solid out of compassion but a need play begins March 21 reach the postseason to core of returners and some “We may have to await at Hunter. The regular for workers. However, he says one where getting to the newcomers he’s excited Europe’s fall to Islam Muslim immigrants will only season ends May 11. state tournament is an about. Whatever happens Viewmont before the American help secure an Islamic caliphate expectation. this season, the veteran and advises them to breed with The Vikings sneaked The Braves finished coach has a philosophy of into the 5A state people open their eyes as Europeans and Americans to second in Region 5 a year staying even-keeled—not achieve this,” Zumwalt wrote. tournament last season ago, going 13-5 in league getting too high or too low. to the real threat Muslim as the fourth seed from Dan Weber, president of the play and 17-10 overall. He also teaches his players immigration poses to Association of Mature American Region 2 with an 8-10 Bountiful went 1-2 in the to be successful on the mark. Viewmont made Citizens, says he is concerned that state tournament. field and off. democracy,” according the Colonel’s clarification of why a quick exit from the “The players’ goal is to “I want them to do their playoffs, losing a pair of to soldier, author and the U.S. needs to be “wary of the get back to being on top of best, have fun and be unfettered acceptance of Muslim games to end its season. the region,” Stringfellow high-character kids,” he foreign policy expert Lt. The Vikings look to refugees” has not been more said. “Day in and day out, said. “I want baseball to be widely disseminated. improve this season we focus on being us and a vehicle to help them be Col. James Zumwalt. Zumwalt made his remarks “The Trump administration with a roster made up focus on fundamentals better people.” in an article published less than is taking heat for trying to keep heavily of underclassmen. and our process. All The Braves start region two weeks ago by WND, an America safe,” he says. “Yet, the Viewmont’s varsity roster outcomes will take care of play March 21 at Box independent online news service, only voices we hear are those includes 13 juniors, five themselves if we’re doing Elder. at the height of the controversy who use his new executive order sophomores and freshman what we’re supposed to be Woods Cross in the U.S. over President issued this week to temporarily Logan Forbush. Only three doing on the field and in The Wildcats ran seniors are on the roster, Trump’s alleged Muslim ban. At suspend immigration from six least one Islamic leader, imam predominantly Muslim countries Sheikh Muhammad Ayed, told to denigrate the President. Let’s his followers “that Europe and America accept refugees not n See “REFUGEES” p. C4 Can’t pay your taxes? Here are 6 ways for you to cope

By TINA OREM 4. Look into a payment plan with the NerdWallet IRS. Not many people know these exist, Portera says, but they can show the IRS you’re making an effort. Finding the cash to pay a If you can pay your tax bill within larger-than-expected tax bill 120 days, a full payment agreement might come in handy. It won’t turn back can be tricky, but tax pros say the clock on interest or late-payment there are ways to deal with penalties, but there’s no fee to set up the plan. the surprise without having to If you need more than 120 days and pawn the family heirlooms. owe less than $50,000 in combined taxes, penalties and interest, an online payment 1. Take a deep breath. Though crimes agreement could be an option. The setup such as tax fraud or evasion certainly fees can run over $100, but they can can come with jail time, the IRS probably be reduced if you establish automatic won’t send you to prison simply for being payments. short on cash, says Ken Portera, an If you owe more than $50,000, you enrolled agent in East Brunswick, New can apply for an installment agreement. Jersey. Sometimes the IRS will even consider “They’re going to send you a bill. I settling for less than what you owe in an mean, it’s as simple as that,” he says. That “offer in compromise.” bill will include interest and probably late- Set up a plan that leaves you with payment penalties, Portera warns. The some financial breathing room in case IRS generally charges around 4 percent life gets in the way and you need cash annual interest plus a monthly late- for emergencies, says Lew Hurwitz, an Palisades Hudson Financial Group in and failure-to-pay penalties on unpaid enrolled agent in Petaluma, Calif. You can payment penalty of 0.5 percent on unpaid Fort Lauderdale, Florida. balances, sending even a little money balances. always send extra money if you have it, If you’re not done preparing your with your tax return is better than he notes. 2. Still file your tax return on time. return, get a filing extension by April 18. sending nothing. “That way, you’re not going to be subject But take note: An extension gives you “If you can pay down more now, that 5. Think twice about borrowing or to failure-to-file penalties—because more time to file, not more time to pay. means less interest and penalties as you raiding your 401(k). It might be tempting they are significantly higher than the scrounge together the rest of the money 3. Pay what you can right away. to cover the bill,” Kibler says. failure-to-pay penalties,” warns Melinda Because the IRS charges interest Kibler, a certified financial planner with n See “TAXES” p. C4 C4 OPINION cLipper • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017

cycLopS Joyce A. Rogers, AARP: Bill “This bill would continued from p. c4 weaken Medicare’s Chaffetz shamed for his iPhone quip fiscal sustainability, dramatically increase president of the The opinions stated in this article headlines. One minute he’s seeth- held accountable. If a young man health care costs for American Medical Americans aged 50- are solely those of the author and ing over Hillary’s emails; the next is having trouble buying food, he Association: “The AMA not of The Davis Clipper. moment he’s defending his refusal probably should not be buying 64, and put at risk the supported health system health care of millions of to investigate Donald Trump’s an expensive text message plan reform legislation in ties to Russia; then he takes a for his cell phone. 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In fact, Speaker Ryan tax credits, the AHCA will unknown, associated more services to our most difficulty affording insurance encouraged Republicans to vote also make coverage more vulnerable populations, with the BYU football team under a GOP health plan should for it before the Congressional expensive—if not out of and already pays reach—for poor and sick than as a water-carrying “suck it up” and not purchase an Budget Office even explained how providers significantly iPhone. much the plan would cost! Americans. For these less than the cost of Republican. He beat the The comment drew immediate None of us are that knowledge- reasons, the AMA cannot providing care.” odds and won the seat, but derision from editorial writers and, able about how the new health support the AHCA as it is currently written.” few thought the former more famously, among late night care plan could impact us individu- television hosts. Conan O’Brien, ally or society as a whole. Howev- Democrat would trot onto for instance, filmed a segment er, I have to sit up and take notice the national stage as a showing that poor people could when the American Medical As- State is taking on a new controversial flame-thrower. use their iPhone to ask Siri if their sociation and other health-oriented Refugees form: child terrorists tumor was malignant and use ear groups claim the proposal would either directly in contact However, during his short continued from p. c4 tenure in Washington, D.C., he buds to suture wounds. take away insurance from up to 10 with or inspired by the has gained more notoriety than Jason was again placed in the million of my fellow citizens, and militant group.” Rob Bishop, Chris Stewart and spotlight: Here was a young dude increase the cost of medical care. be clear: Mr. Trump’s Weber says there is ban is temporary and his Mia Love combined. Some see from Utah who would rather make I wish Jason Chaffetz would plenty of evidence that decision to limit refugee him as an outspoken conservative jokes or spout snarky quips about spend time taking a real-world Islamic terrorists enter poor people than try to resolve look at the country’s health care immigrants to 50,000 the U.S. in the guise of warrior; others view him as an this year is prudent and over-exposed punk. and understand their challenges. needs. That’s called governing, not refugees. “Remember I understand what Chaffetz headline-making. allows for proper vetting. the Somali immigrant His committee chairmanship We are facing a very gives him an opportunity to make was saying. People need to be who attacked horrified clear and present threat students at Ohio State from unchecked refugees University with a butcher and the voice of reason knife last November. In must prevail. If not, the 2016, we also saw mass chaos in Europe created stabbing attacks by by politically correct Muslim immigrants at a immigration policies will delicatessen in Ohio and spread to America.” a mall in Minnesota as Even the Washington well as bomb attacks in Post admits that refugees New York and New Jersey bent on acts of terror by an Afghan immigrant. pose a real danger to Indeed, the inscription peace and stability, Weber at the base of the Statue points out. In an article of Liberty reads: ‘Give published in the paper me your tired, your poor, last month it described your huddled masses how teen-age refugees yearning to breathe free.’ in Europe are wreaking But, it says nothing about havoc there. “The threat those yearning to destroy presented by the Islamic our way of life.”

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beasts and By JENNIFFER WARDELL true love [email protected] SALT LAKE CITY — The JENNIFFER- king of the sea and the king WARDELL of Marvel are both coming Movie critic, to Utah. member of Jason Momoa, who will be the Utah playing Aquaman in the “Justice Film Critics League” movie coming to the- Association aters this November, is coming to this year’s FanX convention March 17-18 at the Salt Palace Convention Center. A whole host ’ve always loved of other celebrities will be surfac- “Beauty and the ing with him, including Stan Lee, “Beast.” “Weird Al” Yankovic, Zachary I Levi, and a variety of other fa- It was an obvious choice for my favorite Disney miliar faces from some of Utah’s movie growing up, since I favorite fandoms. Guests will get had brown hair and a serious the chance to hear from many of reading habit. I, too, was the them over the course of the two girl with the “dreamy far off day event, which will also include look” and “my nose stuck in panels, fan events, private movie a book,” and if I ever starred screenings and more. in a musical there would With everything to see and do absolutely have to be a song at the event, it can be hard to de- where everyone talked about cide how to best spend your time. how weird they thought I was. If you’re not sure where to focus I was also insanely curious, your energy, here’s a rundown of everything that’s going on. STAN LEE in “Captain America: Civil and just like Belle would have War” (above). immediately investigated the © Disney/Marvel creepy, shut-up part of the Celebrities In addition to the above celebri- house I had been forbidden without having to pay extra is to ties, this year’s FanX will also from going anywhere near. make sure and attend any panel feature appearances from three I identified with the Beast they might be speaking at. just a much. No, I wasn’t familiar faces from “The Prin- extremely tall and furry, but I cess Bride” – Cary Elwes (also known for “Robin Hood: Men In Panels was angry and brooding and Panels on a variety of topics Tights”), Wallace Shawn (also almost completely lacking in will run through both days of known for the “Toy Story” mov- social skills. It was hard to events, covering everything from ies), and Chris Sarandon (also see him as a monster when leprechauns to Aquaman to pro- known for “The Nightmare Be- I could sympathize so com- fessional storytelling. The panels fore Christmas”). There are also pletely with him, and it wasn’t in the Grand Ballroom focus on Bonnie Wright (Ginny from the like Belle needed the defense Q&As with celebrity guests, and “Harry Potter” movies), James – when he roared at her, she for the most popular panels it’s Roday and Dule Hill (Shawn yelled right back at him. And best to show up an hour early and Gus from “Psych”), as well he was so eager to learn how if you want to get in. Check the as actors from “Once Upon A to be a nicer person, even schedule the day of the event to Time,” “The Flash,” “The Walk- though he stumbled some- make sure times haven’t been ing Dead,” “Lost,” “Highlander,” times. switched. and more. popular event at either FanX or JASON MOMOA as Aquaman in the The only part of the movie The panels in the smaller All of the celebrities are avail- comic con. Well-known voice upcoming “Justice League.” that really tripped me up was rooms are more informational, able for photo and autograph actors do a reading of the script © Warner Brothers the end. As much as I loved led by experts and critics discuss- opportunities, though all of them of a well-known movie, such as the Beast, I had zero interesting various fandom or art-related are a separate additional cost something from a “Star Wars” or at Gateway Mall. Though there’s ed in the human he suppos- topics. These panels rarely fill up (check the FanX website for “Harry Potter” movie series, but no official announcement, there edly turned into. I didn’t see completely, so if you’re slightly specific prices). Though some they use either character voices may be possible guest appear- anything that connected him late it’s OK to slip into the back of them are willing to chat if you or impressions of famous actors ances from Elwes, Sarandon or with the guy I loved – he had even after the panel has already can catch them at their tables in order to perform the roles. Shawn. There’s also a screen- a pretty face, and a soft voice, started. without a line, though that can Though the “Beauty and the ing of “Flash Gordon” with Sam and he was never onscreen Beast” private movie screening J. Jones, the actor who played long enough for us to see be tough depending on how busy it is. Other Events has sold out, there are still tickets Flash Gordon, on March 16 at any sign of the anger and “Twisted Toonz,” which The most effective way to for the March 17 and 18 screen- Brewvies Cinema Pub. Starting awkwardness that had been doesn’t require the price of an experience your favorite celebrity ings of “The Princess Bride” at at 8 p.m., the event will include a so much a part of the Beast. additional ticket, is always a 9 p.m. at the Megaplex Theatre Q&A. Even though he’d been working hard to become a better person, things like that don’t just disappear the moment you get a makeover. A lot of people see the transformation as the entire point of “Beauty and the Beast.” For them, the moral of the story is that love relevance. Shauna Fuhri- “fixed” the Beast, making him By JENNIFFER WARDELL man, one of the dance the metaphorical handsome [email protected] company leaders who has prince instead of the suppos- been there since 1989, is edly scary monster. In its WOODS CROSS retiring at the end of this more dangerous aspect, it’s school year. the idea that a good woman — These teens are Since this concert is enough to “save” a man celebrating America’s will be the last one she (“Fifty Shades of Grey” is greatest women with- oversees, Jacqueline said really just “Beauty and the that the dancers are even Beast” in its most annoying out saying a word. more intent on making form). The Woods Cross High sure their performances For me, however, I wish Dance Company is honor- are excellent. the transformation never ing figures such as Maya “It will be good to have happened. Or if it did, that Angelou, Helen Keller and her final concert be a nice the movie made it clear we Amelia Earhart at their one, so things end on a were getting the same angry, upcoming dance concert, positive note for her,” she awkward man in a slightly “Woman.” The spring WXHSshow, which is coming to dance concert honors womensaid. different body. Since the company The change that mattered the Woods Cross High has been working on the had already happened, the stage March 20 and 21 at dance concert since last slow transformation of an iso- 7 p.m., features modern summer, Adrienne is con- lated man into someone who dances based on notable fident that the show will cares enough about others women from both history live up to expectations. to put their needs before his and today. ThE WOODS CROSS hIGh Dance Company will perform March 20 and 21. “I think it will be nice own. That was the man Belle “I feel like there are Courtesy photo to show everyone what had already fallen in love dances that can appeal to we’ve been working on, with, the man that the weird, everyone,” said Adrienne choreographed by the The two sisters have dance company.” and see how it all comes awkward dreamer inside her Parrish, a member of students themselves. been dancing since they For Jacqueline, on the together,” she said. had recognized and respond- the dance company. “It’s Though it gives them were small children, other hand, the company Tickets are $4 for stu- ed to. She had been just as a concert everyone can an even deeper creative which is also how long allowed her to get more dents, $6 for adults, and alone as he was, surrounded enjoy.” investment in their per- Adrienne has wanted to out of her high school $20 for a family pass. They by people who couldn’t see Jacqueline Parrish, formances, it’s not always be a part of the Woods experience. can either be purchased past how different she was. her twin sister and fellow easy to make everything Cross High Dance Com- “It was a way to be from a dance company They were both beasts, in member of the dance come together. pany. involved with the school, member or at the door the their own way, just like they company agrees. “It’s a “When you have so “I was drawn to dance and with other people night of the event. were both beautiful where it good family event.” many girls, and so many company when I was a who have the same inter- Woods Cross High mattered. What they looked Though guest conduc- different ideas, it can kid,” she said. “They did ests we do,” she said. School is located at 600 like didn’t matter – the fact tors occasionally come be a challenge taking concerts at the elemen- Though the company W. 2200 South in Woods that they had found each in to choreograph the everyone’s opinions and tary school, and I went dances a spring concert Cross. For more informa- other at all was the real happy individual numbers, the turning it into something every year. I kind of every year, this year’s tion, call 801-402-4500. ending. majority of the show is great,” said Jacqueline. always wanted to be in show will have extra D2 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 WHAT TO DO IN UTAH

Family Night, 6:30 to 215 North Fairfield Road, formances of Seven Brides EvENTs •••• 8 p.m. USU Botanical Kaysville. Come enjoy free for Seven Brothers for the Center’s Utah House, 920 small concerts each month. 2017 Mountain America March 16 S. 50 West, Kaysville. Learn Live performances are ap- Credit Union season of • Come join us for an to care for house plants proximately half-hour long entertainment. Perfor- Aquinas Institute Event and find out how they can and a great opportunity for mance times are 7:30 p.m., from 7-9 p.m. at St. Joseph improve air quality. Build all ages. Children welcome. Monday through Saturday, Catholic High School. This and take home a lettuce box Held monthly on the fourth and matinees Saturdays is an author hosted event on where you can grow greens Friday at 4 p.m. in the at 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Climate Change, presented all through the year. For de- Kaysville Branch Library. No children under the age by Weber State University tails: https://www.eventbrite. More information on Face- of 5 are permitted in the Professor Daniel Bedford com/e/explore-the-garden- book Kaysville Concerts and theater. Ticket prices are and co-author John Cook. family-night-indoor-garden- kaysvilleconcerts.weebly. $34-$37 for adults and St. Joseph High School is ing-tickets-31103600707 com. Platinum selling $18 for youth (K-12.) For located at 1790 Lake Street April 8 songwriter Cori Connors ticket information call in Ogden. For more infor- • Annual Jeep Posse is known for her warmth 801-984-9000, go to www. mation, visit stjosephutah. Ham Shoot at the Bounti- and congenial storytelling hct.org, or visit the box com. ful Lion’s Club, 1350 N. and smooth gentle voice. office at 3333 S. Decker March 17-18 Skyline Drive, Bountiful, 8 For more information visit: Lake Drive in West Valley • FanX 2017 is coming a.m. to 5 p.m. www.coriconnors.com City. For updates, contests to the Salt Palace Conven- April 15 • Temple Square Concert and information on the tion Center with a wide • Kaysville City will hold Series, 7:30 p.m. Assembly current theater season, fol- variety of pop culture panels, their annual Easter Egg Hall. Logan Canyon Winds, low Hale Centre Theatre events, and guests such as Hunt starting at 9 a.m. Utah State University’s fac- on Facebook. Stan Lee and “Weird Al” sharp at Barnes Memorial ulty woodwind quintet will Feb. 17-March 18 Yankovic. For tickets, more Park Softball Fields. Bring perform pieces by European • The Ziegfeld Theater information and a com- your own basket! This composers Rota, Reicha and presents optimistic, family plete schedule of all related event is for pre-school and Thuille. Admission is lim- entertainment with “An- events, visit saltlakecomic- elementary-aged children. ited to those 8 and older. nie.” Annie is directed by con.com. This continues to be a March 27 Trent Cox, music directed March 18 long-standing Kaysville City • The Choral Arts Society by Sarah Christensen, and • Fundraiser for the Na- tradition that the children of Utah, Sterling Poulson, choreographed by Bryan tional MS Society, 8 a.m. at love to participate in. The music director, will pres- Andrews. Regular perfor- Project Move in Centerville softball fields are located ent its spring concert at the mances are 7:30 p.m. every Tickets are $8 presale/$10 at 900 W. 200 North in University of Utah’s Libby Friday and Saturday. at door. There is a Facebook Kaysville. Gardner Concert Hall, 1374 For tickets or more in- event page with more details May 12-13 Presidents Circle, Salt Lake formation, call 855-ZIG- https://www.facebook.com/ • USU Botanical Center City, 7:30 p.m. Admission ARTS or visit theziegfeld- events/177320929431752 and Ogden Botanical Gar- is free and open to children theater.com. The theater • WSU Outdoor Recre- dens will hold Baby Animal 8 years of age and older. is located at 3934 S. ation hosts “Winter Trails Days on Friday from 3-8 This year’s concert features Washington Boulevard in Series 3-Ben Lomond p.m. (gates close at 7:30 a recital prepared by Brett Ogden. Shoulder Trail,” snowshoe p.m.) and Saturday from 10 Rasmussen. The concert Feb. 24-March 25 hike, 7 a.m., free, register at a.m.-6 p.m. (gates close at features Bob Chilcott’s “A • Mary Poppins. All you weber.edu/outdoor/winter- 5:30 p.m.) The baby animals Little Jazz Mass,” composed need is a Spoonful of Sugar trail-series.html or 801-626- include piglets, goats, lambs, for the 2004 Crescent City and a few chalk draw- Professional Service Done Right... Right Away! 6373 ponies, calves, chicks, rab- Choral Festival in New ings and you’re instantly March 19 bits, a pancake tortoise, Orleans. The concert also whisked away to the magi- • Music, song, and dance baby caiman, baby reticu- features choral arrangements cal world of Mary Poppins. will be in abundance at lated python, baby Asian by Dr. Barlow Bradford and Jane and Michael Banks the 2017 Sacred Music water monitor, baby sulcata Mack Wilberg. For more are on the search for the Evening hosted by the Salt tortoise, baby redfooted information call 801-363- perfect nanny, what they Lake Interfaith Roundtable. tortoise and more. There 9708 or email casuconduc- get is an adventure through The concert will be held in are also children’s activities, [email protected]. whimsical imagination, the Tabernacle on Temple horse rides, sheep shearing April 7 led by none other than the Square in Salt Lake City, demos, miniature train rides, • The Davis Chamber fantastical Mary Pop- March 19 at 6 p.m., and is slides and food vendors. Music Series will pres- pins. Barlow Main Stage open to patrons of all ages Tickets are $7 per person for ent Pablo Cintron, “Songs at CenterPoint Legacy and religious backgrounds. ages 3+ $35 for families of Without Words,” 7:30 p.m., Theatre. Performances are This night of unity and up to six related members. Alpine Church, 254 W. Monday through Saturday. celebration will include Military Family Pass $30 2675 North (off Hill Field For tickets or more infor- musical performances, (with valid military ID at Road), Layton. The concert mation, visit CPTUTAH. Offer expires 6/10/17. scriptural readings, and the gate) Member Pricing: is free. org or 801-298-1302. *On a qualifying system purchase. Lennox system rebate offers range from $1,300 - $1,700. Some restrictions appy. One offer available per qualifying purchase. See your local Lennox Dealer or www.lennox.com for details. prayers from 11 Utah faith $25 family pass, $5 individ- May 5 ©2016 Lennox Industries Inc. Lennox Dealers are independently owned and operated businesses. traditions. Free tickets are ual. The event will be held • The Davis Arts Council available online or by calling at the Utah State University Chamber Series program 801-570-0080 or toll-free Botanical Center (875 S. 50 will present the group Next 1-866-537-6457. West in Kaysville). Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. at March 25 Alpine Church. Acclaimed Woods Cross High School • Antelope Island Jr. conductor Leonard Bern- Ranger Program. Meet at MUsIC•••• stein said, “This shall be our Dance Company Concert the Visitors Center at 2 p.m. reply to violence: to make and learn how to find clues March 17-18 music more intensely, more about the wildlife living • Temple Square Chorale beautifully, more devotedly in the area. Wear walk- and Orchestra at Temple than ever before.” In the city ing shoes and dress for the Square will perform at the of Ogden, a notion was born weather. This program is Salt Lake Tabernacle, 7:30 of an ensemble that exists geared for ages 12 and under p.m., for its annual spring for that reply. An ensemble but all ages are welcome. concert. Free tickets may for the express purpose of • Antelope Island State be obtained at lds.org/events bringing people together in Park and Pictureline are click on Temple Square the face of all adversity and excited to offer a night sky Performance or 1-801-570- tragedy, and help those in photography class. Meet at 0080. need, the NEXT Ensemble. the Visitor Center at 7 p.m. March 22 Alpine Church is located for a short presentation on • Temple Square Concert at 254 W. 2675 North in sunset photography and Series, 7:30 p.m. Assem- Layton. again at 8:30 p.m. for night bly Hall. Utah Federation sky photography. Each pre- of Music Clubs Honors sentation will be followed Recital. Performances by sTAgE•••• by a hands-on experience piano students ages 13 to 18 out in the park. For more who won Gold Cup awards Feb. 15-April 8 information and to register at the Salt Lake Junior • “Love Never Goes 7:00 PM for this event, please visit Piano Festival. Admission Away” for the local favorite 21 AT pictureline.com/collections/ is limited to those age 8 and Seven Brides for Seven MARCH 20 AND events/products/night-sky- older. Brothers, set to run at photography-at-antelope- March 24 Utah’s Hale Centre The- island-march-25-2017 • Cori Connors will atre in West Valley City. Woods Cross High School Auditorium March 27 perform from 4 to 5 p.m., The Hale will present more Tickets are $4 for students, $6 for adults and $20 for a family pass. • Explore the Gardens Kaysville Branch Library, than 60 consecutive per- D2 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 WHAT TO DO IN UTAH DAVIS LIFE/HORIZONS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017 D3

Family Night, 6:30 to 215 North Fairfield Road, formances of Seven Brides EvENTs •••• 8 p.m. USU Botanical Kaysville. Come enjoy free for Seven Brothers for the Center’s Utah House, 920 small concerts each month. 2017 Mountain America Woods Cross cheerleaders take state titles in competition March 16 S. 50 West, Kaysville. Learn Live performances are ap- Credit Union season of • Come join us for an to care for house plants proximately half-hour long entertainment. Perfor- By SAVANNAH ByERS one last time. However, di- tion for the following day. feel so grateful for this op- Aquinas Institute Event and find out how they can and a great opportunity for mance times are 7:30 p.m., Special to the Clipper saster struck Friday night The squad met early the portunity. Go Cats!” from 7-9 p.m. at St. Joseph improve air quality. Build all ages. Children welcome. Monday through Saturday, before the event. Team day of the competition to go During the team’s Catholic High School. This and take home a lettuce box Held monthly on the fourth and matinees Saturdays Our very own Woods member Emily Lewis was over everything, and a new- celebratory breakfast the rushed to the emergency found confidence arose. following week, Watkins is an author hosted event on where you can grow greens Friday at 4 p.m. in the at 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Cross High School cheer- room, and the team began “I felt nervous when I was named team MVP for Climate Change, presented all through the year. For de- Kaysville Branch Library. No children under the age leading squad attended the annual state competi- to panic. watched and re-watched her ability to step up, and by Weber State University tails: https://www.eventbrite. More information on Face- of 5 are permitted in the tion recently. The team Each member of the the routine videos, but it all perform under pressure. Professor Daniel Bedford com/e/explore-the-garden- book Kaysville Concerts and theater. Ticket prices are placed first in both of the squad is essential to the came together the morning Coaches Cammie Hill and co-author John Cook. kaysvilleconcerts.weebly. $34-$37 for adults and family-night-indoor-garden- routines they performed routine; when one person of the competition. It was and Sloan Collins are both St. Joseph High School is ing-tickets-31103600707 com. Platinum selling $18 for youth (K-12.) For at the competition, mak- is missing, it throws it all fun because I was not ex- thrilled with the results April 8 located at 1790 Lake Street songwriter Cori Connors ticket information call ing it a clean sweep. (They off. Not all elements of the pecting to be put in at all,” and the dedication this in Ogden. For more infor- • Annual Jeep Posse is known for her warmth 801-984-9000, go to www. performed in the pom and routine can be properly Watkins said after compet- team has showed. mation, visit stjosephutah. Ham Shoot at the Bounti- and congenial storytelling hct.org, or visit the box show cheer categories). executed. ing with the team. “We have an amaz- com. ful Lion’s Club, 1350 N. and smooth gentle voice. office at 3333 S. Decker The team is extremely “I was worried, but I The team then attended ing team this year, and March 17-18 Skyline Drive, Bountiful, 8 For more information visit: Lake Drive in West Valley dedicated, practicing an had no doubt that they the competition, and nailed Brookelyn Watkins • FanX 2017 is coming a.m. to 5 p.m. www.coriconnors.com City. For updates, contests average of nine hours per could pull it off without both of their routines per- really stepped up for us to the Salt Palace Conven- April 15 • Temple Square Concert and information on the week among their other me. I am so proud of my fectly. They all held their in a clutch situation. We tion Center with a wide • Kaysville City will hold Series, 7:30 p.m. Assembly current theater season, fol- commitments, (basketball team, and am looking for- breath during awards, be- officially named her MVP variety of pop culture panels, their annual Easter Egg Hall. Logan Canyon Winds, low Hale Centre Theatre games, wrestling matches, ward to hopefully compet- fore erupting in excitement because of her amazing events, and guests such as Hunt starting at 9 a.m. Utah State University’s fac- on Facebook. etc.) ing with them at state next at the call of their name in performance at state; with Stan Lee and “Weird Al” sharp at Barnes Memorial ulty woodwind quintet will Feb. 17-March 18 “Our motivational quote year,” said Lewis, who is not one, but two categories. less than 24 hours notice, Yankovic. For tickets, more Park Softball Fields. Bring perform pieces by European • The Ziegfeld Theater for this year was ‘you’re doing much better now. Captain Berklee Ham- she was able to step in and information and a com- your own basket! This composers Rota, Reicha and presents optimistic, family either in, or you’re in the But, the squad didn’t mond’s goal for the team perform at an elite level plete schedule of all related event is for pre-school and Thuille. Admission is lim- entertainment with “An- way.’ Hard work pays off, need to fear. After a late this year was to take home with no errors,” Hill said. events, visit saltlakecomic- elementary-aged children. ited to those 8 and older. nie.” Annie is directed by night phone call from her a state title. After accom- So, congratulations to and we all came together tHE 2016-2017 WX cheer team took first place in two categories. con.com. This continues to be a March 27 Trent Cox, music directed coach, alternate Brooke- plishing this goal, she said, the Woods Cross High as a team. The results Courtesy photo March 18 long-standing Kaysville City • The Choral Arts Society by Sarah Christensen, and showed,” said co-captain lyn Watkins was up to the “We’ve put in so much hard 2016-2017 cheerleading • Fundraiser for the Na- tradition that the children of Utah, Sterling Poulson, choreographed by Bryan Cheyenne Peters. task of being Emily in the work, and it was all worth squad. This certainly will tional MS Society, 8 a.m. at love to participate in. The music director, will pres- Andrews. Regular perfor- “All of the 6 a.m. prac- when we took the floor,” to their final competi- routine. Watkins spent her it. We’ve all grown as a be a year we all remem- Project Move in Centerville softball fields are located ent its spring concert at the mances are 7:30 p.m. every tices we dreaded really added co-captain Shelby tion, the team was feeling Friday night studying the team so much, and now we ber. Bailey. confident, and ready to go Tickets are $8 presale/$10 at 900 W. 200 North in University of Utah’s Libby Friday and Saturday. paid off. The work showed routine videos in prepara- have two state titles. We During the week prior out and hit their routines at door. There is a Facebook Kaysville. Gardner Concert Hall, 1374 For tickets or more in- event page with more details May 12-13 Presidents Circle, Salt Lake formation, call 855-ZIG- https://www.facebook.com/ • USU Botanical Center City, 7:30 p.m. Admission ARTS or visit theziegfeld- events/177320929431752 and Ogden Botanical Gar- is free and open to children theater.com. The theater • WSU Outdoor Recre- dens will hold Baby Animal 8 years of age and older. is located at 3934 S. ation hosts “Winter Trails Days on Friday from 3-8 This year’s concert features Washington Boulevard in New librarian makes reading fun Series 3-Ben Lomond p.m. (gates close at 7:30 a recital prepared by Brett Ogden. Shoulder Trail,” snowshoe p.m.) and Saturday from 10 Rasmussen. The concert Feb. 24-March 25 By BECKy GINOS in over three different librarian in September. added displays that make hike, 7 a.m., free, register at a.m.-6 p.m. (gates close at features Bob Chilcott’s “A • Mary Poppins. All you [email protected] lunch periods. “We discuss She’s been a teacher at it feel more welcoming.” weber.edu/outdoor/winter- 5:30 p.m.) The baby animals Little Jazz Mass,” composed need is a Spoonful of Sugar books three to four times South Davis for 17 years. In addition to the club, trail-series.html or 801-626- include piglets, goats, lambs, for the 2004 Crescent City and a few chalk draw- Professional Service Done Right... Right Away! BOUNtIFUL—Students do a year,” Brown said. “The “In our district you have students can come in 6373 ponies, calves, chicks, rab- Choral Festival in New ings and you’re instantly a lot of reading in school first book I chose and to have a teaching cer- before or after school and March 19 bits, a pancake tortoise, Orleans. The concert also whisked away to the magi- and it’s not always fun. then I gave them a list of tificate to be a librarian,” play the library’s Wii or • Music, song, and dance baby caiman, baby reticu- features choral arrangements cal world of Mary Poppins. South Davis Junior High popular books with about she said. “I miss teaching Xbox (if their homework is will be in abundance at lated python, baby Asian by Dr. Barlow Bradford and Jane and Michael Banks librarian, Kristine Brown 15 choices and they voted because I enjoyed the done) Brown said. the 2017 Sacred Music water monitor, baby sulcata Mack Wilberg. For more are on the search for the is trying to change that on what we’d read.” one-on-one with students. “I just try to get the kids Evening hosted by the Salt tortoise, baby redfooted information call 801-363- perfect nanny, what they with a monthly book club Students bring their I had a closer connection in here,” she said. “I have Lake Interfaith Roundtable. tortoise and more. There 9708 or email casuconduc- get is an adventure through where she hopes to instill lunch to the club and eat with them and I miss the a contest every month The concert will be held in are also children’s activities, [email protected]. whimsical imagination, a love for reading. while Brown leads the camaraderie with the other and my suggestion turtle the Tabernacle on Temple horse rides, sheep shearing April 7 led by none other than the “I want the kids to be ex- discussion. “I provide the teachers. I’m the only (box) is very popular. I’ve cited to read for pleasure,” students with their own librarian. But I’ve done a bought books the students KRIStINE BROwN discusses a book with students at South Davis Square in Salt Lake City, demos, miniature train rides, • The Davis Chamber fantastical Mary Pop- Junior High. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper March 19 at 6 p.m., and is slides and food vendors. Music Series will pres- pins. Barlow Main Stage she said. “They come book,” she said. “It gets lot to change the library. have suggested. A lot of open to patrons of all ages Tickets are $7 per person for ent Pablo Cintron, “Songs at CenterPoint Legacy during lunch so I try to kind of expensive so I’ve It was totally gutted and kids come to play chess or Brown. “Kids will come in and I love it.’ I add the been trying to find sets of we moved computers and to finish assignments.” and religious backgrounds. ages 3+ $35 for families of Without Words,” 7:30 p.m., Theatre. Performances are make it worth their while and say, ‘do you have any- table cloth, etc. to make it with treats and a nice table books that I can beg, bor- other things around. We The book club has This night of unity and up to six related members. Alpine Church, 254 W. Monday through Saturday. thing like this book?’” she feel a little special because cloth, etc.” row or steal.” brought in new tables and opened up more reading celebration will include Military Family Pass $30 2675 North (off Hill Field For tickets or more infor- said. “Or they’ll say, ‘I’m this takes extra effort on About 30 students come Brown became the chairs, painted walls and possibilities, according to in the middle of this book their part.” musical performances, (with valid military ID at Road), Layton. The concert mation, visit CPTUTAH. Offer expires 6/10/17. scriptural readings, and the gate) Member Pricing: is free. org or 801-298-1302. *On a qualifying system purchase. Lennox system rebate offers range from $1,300 - $1,700. Some restrictions appy. One offer available per qualifying purchase. See your local Lennox Dealer or www.lennox.com for details. prayers from 11 Utah faith $25 family pass, $5 individ- May 5 ©2016 Lennox Industries Inc. Lennox Dealers are independently owned and operated businesses. traditions. Free tickets are ual. The event will be held • The Davis Arts Council available online or by calling at the Utah State University Chamber Series program Hello – my name is Dan Cluff and I would 801-570-0080 or toll-free Botanical Center (875 S. 50 will present the group Next 1-866-537-6457. West in Kaysville). Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. at March 25 Alpine Church. Acclaimed Woods Cross High School like to buy a Construction related business. • Antelope Island Jr. conductor Leonard Bern- Ranger Program. 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The school donations for the We Care Fund, designated a day where stu- a program that provides medi- dents donated money and were cal services to animals that are allowed not to wear their uni- homeless or in need. forms. Together, they were able “I don’t like it when animals to collect $479.90 for the fund, suffer or die when they don’t which they then presented to the have to,” said Turpin, when center. asked why they felt inspired to “We were so excited,” said help the program. Becky Vanderlinden, the practice The program, which is run by manager at the Animal Care Cen- the Animal Care Center in West ter in West Bountiful. “It’s just Bountiful and Salt Lake, covers amazing when young children procedures such as spaying, can care so deeply about others.” HELPING HANDS: Adelyn Turpin, Zenna Pienezza and little sister Olivia pose with the Animal Care Center’s Becky neutering, vaccinations, micro- Vanderlinden and Dr. Pam Nichols during the presentation of the donation. Courtesy photo ‘Hamilton’ highlight of Eccles 2017-2018 Broadway season BY JENNIFFER WARDELL “Jersey Boys” will take the regular season shows and mation, call 801-355-5502 [email protected] stage June 15-17, and the fi- add-ons will be on sale at a or visit broadway-at-the- nal show of the season will later date. For more infor- eccles.com. SALT LAKE CITY — The be Cameron Mackintosh’s biggest Broadway musical new production of “The in the U.S. is coming to Phantom of the Opera.” Utah. The show will run from The touring production July 11-22. of the Tony Award-winning A small collection of musical “Hamilton” is com- musical and dance perfor- ing to Sale Lake’s Eccles mances are also available Theatre April 11-May 16, as part of the Broadway at 2018 as part of the 2017- Eccles second season. The 2018 “Broadway at the two concerts will both be Eccles” season. The stop Christmas-focused, with makes Salt Lake among Kurt Bestor set to perform the first cities in the U.S. his annual holiday show to see the show, which will Dec. 14-16 while Manheim A Warm Heart and a Helping Hand be joined by musicals such Steamroller takes the “By the time we contacted Visiting Angels our family was exhausted. as “An American In Paris,” stage on Dec. 22-23. For After meeting with Jenn and the friendly staff, they were able to provide “Something Rotten!” and dance fans, the Riverdance the comfort and care we so desperately needed. We are so grateful for the a brand-new production tour will come through amazing angel they provided for my mother and the true peace of mind of “The Phantom of the HOST CAROL MIKITA at last week’s announcement of the Salt Lake next spring to they brought to me and the rest of my family.” Opera.” perform a series of shows upcoming season. • Companion Care • Social Care Program “I think it’s a great Photo by Rachel Collings | Davis Clipper Aug. 3-8. season,” said Carol Mikita, “Sometimes, it’s almost • Personal Care • Dementia Care the KSL news anchor who movie of the same name, The season’s 2018 offer- unbelievable for me to see • Certiﬁ ed Palliative Care • Alzheimer's Care hosted the announcement starts off the season with ings will kick off Jan. 9-14 how far we’ve come in such • Ready-Set-Go Home • End of Life Care of the 2017-2018 season a run set for Oct. 10-15, with “Something Rotten!,” a short time,” said Max Avoiding Hospital Readmissions last week. “You hate to use 2017. That will be followed a Broadway musical that Burdick, board chairman the phrase ‘something for by “Elf The Musical” on pokes fun at Shakespeare. of the Utah Performing We Respond To Your After Hours Call In 15 Minutes or Less! everyone,’ but with this Nov. 24-26, 2017, then “The After that will be Rodgers Arts Center Agency and a season people of all genera- Bodyguard –The Musical.” & Hammerstein’s “The Salt Lake County council tions will be excited.” The show, which adapts Sound of Music” on Feb. member. “Hamilton” is the big- the 1992 Whitney Houston 27-March 4, which will be Season ticket renewals gest show of the season, movie for the stage, will followed by “Hamilton.” began on Monday, and winning 11 Tony Awards run Dec. 5-10, 2017. The Tony Award-winning individual tickets for both 801-820-5874 • visitingangels.com/davisweber out of 16 nominations. The musical, inspired by Rob Chernow’s 2004 biography “Alexander Hamilton,” looks at the Founding Fa- ther’s life through the lens of hip-hop music. The show is coming to Eccles April 11 through May 6, 2018, and according to organizers the new stage is the only reason the show will come to Salt Lake at all. “Without this theater, we never would have gotten ‘Hamilton,’” said John Ballard, president of the Park City-based Magic- Space Entertainment. “The attendance (at Eccles) has been more than we ever expected. More than that, it’s what allowed us to get ‘Hamilton’ soon after the tour started.” “Hamilton” is hardly the only show of the season, however. “An American in Paris,” a musical inspired by the 1951 Gene Kelly Missionary deadline:

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OBITUARY St. Olaf students help Gregory Alan Evans walter Sherman Moss Renae Fuhriman McBride 1962-2017 1921-2017 Burningham local animals in need Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, A joyous reunion occurred on Sunday, 1930-2017 son, brother, uncle and friend, died Feb. 20, March 12, 2017 when W. Sherman Moss 2017 in Las Vegas, NV. returned to his heavenly home where his eter- BY JENNIFFER WARDELL chipping and other procedures Renae Fuhriman McBride Burningham, Greg was born March 7, 1962 at Wichita, nal sweetheart waited with open arms. [email protected] for homeless animals so they can age 86 returned to her Heavenly Father KS to Rosemary and Roy A. Evans (de- Sherm was born in Woods Cross, on Oct. get adopted. They also help pet March 9, 2017 at Legacy House in Bounti- ceased). He was educated at St. Olaf’s 1, 1921 to Walter Henry Moss and Blanche owners in need take care of their ful. She was born June 24, 1930 in Logan, a Catholic School, Bountiful Junior High and Cahoon Moss. He was the third of six BOUNTIFUL — All of God’s daughter of Norman and Elva Fuhriman. She graduated from Viewmont high School. Greg children. He rode the Bamburger train to creations need help sometimes, animals’ medical needs. was raised in Providence, Utah and spent married Sharen Beck on July 4, 1987 in Las attend Davis High School. He married Vera even the animals. “I thought of my animals, and summers at their family farm in Pocatello Vegas. He was preceded in death by his Pauline O’Brien on June 20, 1940. He left Two girls at St. Olaf Catholic I want other animals to be taken Valley. She graduated from South Cache High father, Roy A. Evans and brother, Mark A. his wife and a baby girl to serve during WWII care of like mine,” said Pienezza. School. She married Clyde Russell McBride Evans. with the Navy. Upon his return in 1946, he School in Bountiful decided to do June 15, 1950 at the Logan Temple. They Greg was much loved and will be deeply resumed life in Woods Cross, delivering milk what they could to help pets in The girls, who are both third raised six children in Bountiful. Clyde passed missed by his wife Sharen, children Rachelle, for the Moss dairy. He later was a partner at Davis and Salt Lake County. Ade- graders at St. Olaf, asked the away Jan. 10, 2004. Renae met Peter Burn- Kyle and Ryan, grandchildren Landon Evans and Kali Marie, mother Redwood Camper and Trailer Sales in Salt Lake City. lyn Turpin and Zenna Pienezza school to hold a “Casual for a ingham and they were married April 8, 2006 Rosie (Bill) Robertson, sister, Jeanne (Larry) Cross, brothers, Tom He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day and later sealed in the Bountiful, Temple. (Ginger) Evans, Rick (Teresa) Evans, Randy (Stephanie) Evans, Saints and served for 11 years in the bishopric of the Woods Cross encouraged their school to seek Cause” fundraiser. The school Throughout her life Renae enjoyed quilting, crocheting, and knit- Steve Evans and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. 1st Ward. He built a beautiful home where he lived for over 60 donations for the We Care Fund, designated a day where stu- ting. Mother had a gift to make a fast, fast friend. She was a selfless, Greg had great tragedies and great triumphs in his life. He years. It was the place for summer fun! Sherm loved his garden. a program that provides medi- dents donated money and were giving person. She had a pure heart. She had a strong testimony of never gave up. One of his joys was coaching his sons' little league Many shared in his bounteous harvest each year. He also loved a cal services to animals that are allowed not to wear their uni- the gospel of Jesus Christ. baseball team, taking state, and on to Little League World Series. good deal, fishing, making meat pies to share, tomatoes straight She is survived by her husband Peter; children Sherry (Dave) Greg was generous, kind, smart and funny. He loved life and people from the garden, and mashed potatoes – extra gravy! He could fix homeless or in need. forms. Together, they were able Meidell, Wes (Diane) McBride, (Mary deceased) Brent and Kris and people loved him. He made friends wherever he went. Rest in almost anything and he spent many hours working in his wood shop. “I don’t like it when animals to collect $479.90 for the fund, Olsen , Carolyn (Craig deceased) Farrimond, Tammy (Mike) peace Greg. You gave your all. Love ya man! He was preceded in death by his eternal companion Vickie on suffer or die when they don’t which they then presented to the Charlesworth, and David (Karen) McBride; 33 grandchildren and A funeral mass will be celebrated on Saturday, March 25, 2017 July 21, 1995; also by his parents, siblings LeRoy, Betty (Willey), have to,” said Turpin, when center. 57 great-grandchildren. We would like to thank all those at Legacy at 10 a.m. at St. Olaf’s Catholic Church, 1800 S. Orchard Dr., Boun- Connie (Cleverly), and Pat (Scoffield), his daughter Sheila Joy, and House who took such kind care of Renae and the loving care she tiful. Reception and burial to follow. his grandson Christopher Kurtis Moss. asked why they felt inspired to “We were so excited,” said received from Comfort Worx Hospice. He is survived by his children Douglas (Sharon), Kurtis (Jenny), help the program. Becky Vanderlinden, the practice Funeral services will be Saturday, March 18, 2017 at 11 a.m. at Kristin (Kris) Rasband, Marianne (Richard) Morris, 20 grandchildren, The program, which is run by manager at the Animal Care Cen- the Bountiful Second Ward, 650 S. 200 East, Bountiful. Viewings 27 great-grandchildren, his sister Ruth Cleverly, a sister-in-law Char- ter in West Bountiful. “It’s just will be held Friday March 17 from 6 until 8 p.m. at Russon Brothers lene O’Brien, and many nieces and nephews. the Animal Care Center in West Mortuary, 295 North Main Street, Bountiful, and prior to the funeral Funeral services will be held Friday, March 17, 2017 at 11 a.m. Bountiful and Salt Lake, covers amazing when young children at 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the church. Interment will be at Memorial at the Woods Cross Stake Center 2064 S. 800 West, Woods Cross. procedures such as spaying, can care so deeply about others.” HELPING HANDS: Adelyn Turpin, Zenna Pienezza and little sister Olivia pose with the Animal Care Center’s Becky Lakeview Cemetery, 1640 East Lakeview Drive, Bountiful. Online A viewing will be held prior to the services from 10 to 10:45 a.m. neutering, vaccinations, micro- Vanderlinden and Dr. Pam Nichols during the presentation of the donation. Courtesy photo guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com Unique, easy to and Thursday, March 16, 2017 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Russon Broth- ers Mortuary, 295 N. Main Street, Bountiful. Interment at Bountiful Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com Blanche white Sadler use travel products ‘Hamilton’ highlight of Eccles 2017-2018 Broadway season 1926-2017 BY HAYlee MIckelsOn eficial as not every country Columbus Travel is sensitive to this dietary BY JENNIFFER WARDELL “Jersey Boys” will take the regular season shows and mation, call 801-355-5502 Blanche White Sadler (90) returned to her need. [email protected] stage June 15-17, and the fi- add-ons will be on sale at a or visit broadway-at-the- Heavenly and Earthly Parents on March 8, Whether it is for a spe- • Cord Tacos: Keep nal show of the season will later date. For more infor- eccles.com. 2017 and rejoined her husband of 67 years. cial occasion, an anniver- your cords knot and tangle be Cameron Mackintosh’s As her time on this earth came to an end sary, or just because, here free. SALT LAKE CITY — The she was loved and comforted by family and biggest Broadway musical new production of “The friends. are some unique travel • Jacket Gripper: When in the U.S. is coming to Phantom of the Opera.” Blanche was born in Salt Lake City, on products that your travel it gets too hot to wear your Utah. The show will run from May 26, 1926, the first child of Henry and Isa- buddy will love: jacket, free your hands up belle Powell White. Her youth was filled with • Nap Anywhere: For by grabbing a Jacket Grip- The touring production July 11-22. challenges but like a lonely tree that clings to of the Tony Award-winning A small collection of a rock she also learned to weather the storms those who are tall enough per to hook your jacket musical “Hamilton” is com- musical and dance perfor- of life. She graduated from West High School where their head can- onto your bag. ing to Sale Lake’s Eccles mances are also available in Salt Lake City. not rest properly on an • Self Sealing Dry bag: She married her eternal sweetheart, airplane headrest (like Keep your personal or Theatre April 11-May 16, as part of the Broadway at Clifford Dewey Sadler, Jr., on March 18, 1948 in the Salt Lake LDS 2018 as part of the 2017- Eccles second season. The Temple. Together they lovingly raised nine children of their own and my 6’7’’ husband), this is valuable items dry at the 2018 “Broadway at the two concerts will both be also sheltered many others. Together they left a bright example to the perfect solution. It’s a beach or pool. Eccles” season. The stop Christmas-focused, with their posterity and to all of us of service above self. portable pillow that gives • Shoe Bags: When your Her legacy was one of love. To know her was to feel that love. makes Salt Lake among Kurt Bestor set to perform you support whether on an shoes get dirty, put them Her greatest joy was her family yet her maternal care extends to all. in this bag to keep it away the first cities in the U.S. his annual holiday show While raising her family she also found ways to work that allowed airplane, bus, or waiting in to see the show, which will Dec. 14-16 while Manheim A Warm Heart and a Helping Hand her to continue serving whether it be at an elementary school, a the airport. from your clean clothing items. be joined by musicals such Steamroller takes the care center, or working at Hill Air Force Base. She always loved her • Jewelry Roll: This “By the time we contacted Visiting Angels our family was exhausted. garden and enjoyed sharing it with others. • Laundry soap and as “An American In Paris,” stage on Dec. 22-23. For stylish clutch item ensures After meeting with Jenn and the friendly staff, they were able to provide Blanche has strong faith in God. She was a member of the LDS that your jewelry stays shampoo sheets: Give dance fans, the Riverdance Church and always did her best with many callings throughout her “Something Rotten!” and the comfort and care we so desperately needed. We are so grateful for the more room in your lug- tour will come through life. organized and untangled. a brand-new production amazing angel they provided for my mother and the true peace of mind gage for romantic items or Salt Lake next spring to Blanche was preceded in death by her husband Cliff (2015), her Forget about the days of “The Phantom of the HOST CAROL MIKITA at last week’s announcement of the they brought to me and the rest of my family.” siblings: Lavon Woodruff, Ruth Holland and Lamar Hicks and her where you lose your favor- fun vacation souvenirs by perform a series of shows Opera.” upcoming season. granddaughter, Rachelle L. Sadler (2003), ite earrings your loved one leaving the bulky sham- Aug. 3-8. • Companion Care • Social Care Program She is survived by her sister, Isabelle Phibbs, her children; “I think it’s a great Photo by Rachel Collings | Davis Clipper gave you for Christmas in poo, shaving cream, body season,” said Carol Mikita, “Sometimes, it’s almost • Personal Care • Dementia Care Colleen Davenport, Clifford Merrill Sadler (JoAnn), Joel Sadler • Certiﬁ ed Palliative Care • Alzheimer's Care (Jeanette), Joy Thatcher (Jonathan), Robert Sadler, Angie Balling the pit of your suitcase. wash, or laundry soap the KSL news anchor who movie of the same name, The season’s 2018 offer- unbelievable for me to see (Scott), Karla Allred (Russell), John Sadler (RaLean), Alisa Williams • Ready-Set-Go Home • End of Life Care • Jet Set Ready: Ever bottles at home. When you hosted the announcement starts off the season with ings will kick off Jan. 9-14 how far we’ve come in such (Trent-D) and many grandchildren and an increasing number of feel a bit gross during or arrive at your destination, of the 2017-2018 season a run set for Oct. 10-15, with “Something Rotten!,” a short time,” said Max Avoiding Hospital Readmissions great-grandchildren and loving nieces and nephews. Some of her final words in this life, “Thank you and be kind to after a long flight? Jet Set just dissolve the sheet by last week. “You hate to use 2017. That will be followed a Broadway musical that Burdick, board chairman Ready empowers you to adding water. We Respond To Your After Hours Call In 15 Minutes or Less! each other,” were words she truly lived by. She emulated gratitude the phrase ‘something for by “Elf The Musical” on pokes fun at Shakespeare. of the Utah Performing and compassion. give yourself your very • Collapsible Water Bot- everyone,’ but with this Nov. 24-26, 2017, then “The After that will be Rodgers Arts Center Agency and a The family wishes to thank Summit Home Health and especially own spa facial treatment. tle: Instead of purchasing season people of all genera- Bodyguard –The Musical.” & Hammerstein’s “The Salt Lake County council her granddaughter, Brittney “BJ”, for their love and care given to It is the perfect size to fit water filled plastic bottles member. Mom. tions will be excited.” The show, which adapts Sound of Music” on Feb. Funeral Services were held at 11 a.m., on Saturday, March in your carry-on luggage. while you are on the go, “Hamilton” is the big- the 1992 Whitney Houston 27-March 4, which will be Season ticket renewals 11, 2017 at Lindquist’s Bountiful Mortuary, 727 N. 400 East where So whether on the plane, take a water bottle that gest show of the season, movie for the stage, will followed by “Hamilton.” began on Monday, and friends and family visited prior to the service from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. en route, or in the airport, isn’t bulky and can slide Kid’s Dentistry winning 11 Tony Awards run Dec. 5-10, 2017. The Tony Award-winning individual tickets for both 801-820-5874 • visitingangels.com/davisweber Interment following at the Bountiful City Cemetery. use this set to make you right into your suitcase or Condolences may be shared at www.lindquistmortuary.com out of 16 nominations. The feel refreshed and ready to carry on luggage. ™ musical, inspired by Rob be romanced in an instant. • CARES Airplane Seat with a Woman’s Touch Chernow’s 2004 biography • Pick Pocket Travel Harness: A seatbelt de- New Patients Welcome Infants to Young Adults “Alexander Hamilton,” Verleen DeLaMare Barker Pants: Women, look signed specifically for kids looks at the Founding Fa- out! These pants are the on airplanes. ther’s life through the lens 192-2017 perfect solution if you are Keep your love for travel • Orthodontics of hip-hop music. The show traveling in areas where and each other strong by is coming to Eccles April Our sweet mother, grandmother, great- there is a high concentra- using travel products that • Prevention 11 through May 6, 2018, grandmother and great-great grandmother tion of pick pocket thieves. will make room for many slipped peacefully from her home on earth fond memories to come. • Cleaning and according to organiz- March 6, 2017. She entered her earthly estate The pants have money ers the new stage is the on Jan. 15, 1923. She was the seventh of belts installed and can also • Sealants only reason the show will 10 children born to Mae Keturah Read and roll up into capris when it House ad On Staff at Primary come to Salt Lake at all. Wilford McKendrick DeLaMare in Pocatello, gets warm. Join the • Tooth Colored Fillings Idaho. • Nomad Backpacks: Children’s Hospital “Without this theater, She eloped and married Ralph Byrne • Nitrous Oxide These may just be some Conversation we never would have got- Barker July 24, 1942 in Reno, NV. Their mar- Weekdays: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. of the cutest, most useful, ten ‘Hamilton,’” said John riage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake • Pediatric Sedation Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - Noon Ballard, president of the LDS Temple. They had two children, Sandra and affordable bags for Kay Smith (Terry, deceased) and Gary (Dar- travel ever known. Looking Park City-based Magic- lene, deceased). Colleen P. Taylor, D.M.D. good can be affordable! Space Entertainment. “The She leaves behinds her two children; six Like grandchildren: Daniel (Penni), Timothy (Jo- • Scarfbags: If you don’t Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry attendance (at Eccles) has Us On ® been more than we ever lyn), Ann-Rachelle Rosier (Stephen), Patricia like the idea of money 801-292-2828 • dentalcare4kids.com Larsen (Jeffrey), Shannon Smith (John), and belts or hiding valuables at expected. More than that, Heather Matthews (Benjamin); 24 great- facebook.com/davisclipper 535 E. Medical Dr. Btfl. UT 84010 it’s what allowed us to get grandchildren; and four great-great grandchil- the waist, get a scarfbag. ‘Hamilton’ soon after the dren; and numerous nieces, nephews and With a hidden pocket, tour started.” beloved friends. you can keep your keys, Mom pursued her passion of nursing and money, etc., in your scarf FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS “Hamilton” is hardly the worked for 17 years at LDS Hospital and without any bulges at the only show of the season, became the go-to person in the neighborhood waist. however. “An American in for scratches, bumps and bruises. She was a beautiful example of Christ-like • Digital Luggage Scale: BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT Paris,” a musical inspired love and compassion as she labored with her With this scale, you can by the 1951 Gene Kelly sweet companion, Ralph, in the Columbus, Ohio Mission and the check the weight of your Ogden Temple. She served as Relief Society President, teacher and Cub Scout Leader. luggage before you even Serving Davis County She was the fun grandma that made mom and dad look dull, step foot into the airport. boring and strict disciplinarians in comparison. When grandchildren Say goodbye to overweight for over years Missionary were in her home “no rules” applied and unconditional love was luggage fees and to the given. She loved to teach them Chicken Foot and Canasta, and the Five generations in the monument business with unmatched games went well into the night. She taught each child her favorite days of unpacking your OLD songs, “You Are My Sunshine” and “Poor Babes in the Woods,” luggage in the middle of craftsmanship, quality and service. even though her daughter pleaded with her not to. She loved sleep- the airport floor. deadline: overs and taking sweet innocent children to Alpha Beta in the middle • Gluten Sensor: This THE BOTTS of the night to feed their chocolate hunger, afterwards driving down Main Street waving and shouting at those who would venture out device detects gluten in after 2 a.m. One night she startled a poor unsuspecting bicyclist by food and is especially ben- Photos and yelling, “get a horse!” Her wisdom, quick wit and infectious laughter will be fondly remembered and missed by many. Her home was a haven for information must grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. We have no doubt there was a joyous reunion on March 6 when be submitted she was reunited with her husband, parents, mother and father-in- law, siblings Lavonia, Beatrice, Martell, Rachel, John Wanda, Helen by Thursday, Bonnie and Barbara, brothers-in-law, son and daughter-in-law, and two great-grandsons. We rejoice in her goodness and love of her Savior Jesus Christ. Buy direct from us and avoid paying sales commission to a mortuary or salesman. 5 p.m. “Well done thou good and faithful servant . . . .” We appreciated the kindness of Dr. June Steely, the people at one week Hospice and the many friends and neighbors who made her final 2010 South Main •Bountiful days so comfortable. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m., Saturday, March 11, 2017 .. prior to at the Rick’s Creek Chapel, 1475 N. 50 East, Centerville. A viewing was held Friday evening from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Russon Mortuary, bountifulmemorialart.com publication 295 North Main, Bountiful, and Saturday morning 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. at the church prior to services. Interment-Centerville City Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. Like us on Facebook D6 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017

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100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 890 Announcements 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS CAREGIVER NEEDED starting RETIRED ARMY MAN looking for JEEP POSSE Ham Shoot Public Notice available for review at the Envi- using 0.1 cfs. from groundwater $14/hr. Thursday/Friday nights. grass cutting jobs. 1/4 acre $25, 4.8.2017 Please join us for the The Board of Trustees of ronmental Health Services Divi- (Service area Weber Basin WCD) 74yr old male, keep clean/dry. 1/2 acre $40 includes trim & Blow annual Jeep Posse Ham Shoot WEBER BASIN WATER CON- sion office located at 22 South for MUNICIPAL: In Weber Basin Bountiful area. No cat allergies. Grass Call Bob 801-875-2238. at the Bountiful Lion’s Club, SERVANCY DISTRICT will hold State Street, Clearfield, Utah, or Water Conservancy District. 18/yrs or older. 801-294-5228. April 8, 2017, 8-5PM. The shoot- a public hearing for the purpose the Department website 31-3403(a42341): Corporation SPRING CLEAN UP! ing range is 1350 N. Skyline Dr. ATTENDANT CAR Wash in South Davis Area. of final adoption of its 2018 Fiscal (https://go.usa.gov/xXcRa). In- of the Presiding Bishop Of The Bountiful, UT 84010. Year budget, which includes the terested persons can contact SLC PT, Ideal for retired person. TREES, SHRUBS, MOWING, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- creation and funding, from opera- Mr. Dennis Keith, Environmental Day Saints & Weber Basin Water Sundays only. Ball game park- hedges, flower beds, railroad tion and maintenance charges, Health Services Division Direc- Conservancy District propose(s) ing, week days. $8.00/hr starting ties, sod, tree trimming/removal, a new Capital Asset Repair and tor, at 801-525-5118 or dkeith@ 801-295-3500 garage and shed clean-up, haul- Replacement Plan fund which daviscountyutah.gov. Written using 0.045 cfs. from groundwater Time to (Service area Weber Basin WCD) ing, concrete flat work. Afford- is mandated by Utah Code 17B- comments concerning the regu- CAREGIVERS NEEDED! North able rates, references. Senior for MUNICIPAL: In Weber Basin Side Center Seeking direct care 2a-1010. The public hearing will lation will be considered as part Discount. Dan 801-518-73,65 be held at 9:00 a.m., March 30, of the hearing record if received Water Conservancy District. staff to assist people with dis- De-Clutter? 2017, at District Headquarters, at the Division office before 5:00 31-539(a42342): Corporation abilities. 9.82-10.84/hr start. Call 120 Services 2837 East Highway 193, Layton, p.m., Thursday, March 30, 2017. of the Presiding Bishop of The 801-292-6797 or email @ amn- Sell unwanted Utah. C-3135 3/16 C-3139 3/9-16 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- [email protected]. Small facility day Saints & Weber Basin Water and family atmosphere! SEAMLESS ALUMINUM items in the NOTICE OF AUCTION In accor- NOTICE TO WATER USERS Conservancy District propose(s) RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- dance with section 38-8-3 of the The applications below were using 0.039 cfs. from groundwater SEASONAL HELP Wanted – Utah State code, South Davis Self ing, deck and fence repairs, filed with the Division of Water (Service Area Weber Basin WCD) Outside physical labor working Storage will have an auction on 25 tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. Clipper Rights in Davis County. These for MUNICIPAL: In Weber Basin on repair of water system. April Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. March 2017 at 10:00 a.m., on the are informal proceedings per Rule 1st to Oct. 1st. $12-$14/hour Call premises where said property has Water Conservancy District. go2jasonhansen.com R655-6-2. Protests concerning an 31-4188(a42343): Corporation 801-295-5573 or apply in person been stored and which is located application must be legibly written PAINTING Classiﬁ eds at 1403 S. 600 W., Woods Cross, of the Presiding Bishop of The at 995 S 500 W. Bountiful Irriga- or typed, contain the name and 20-years Experience. Utah 84087 in Davis County. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- tion District. mailing address of the protesting Interior, Exterior, Residential & Unit #B6, Mike Carlson. C-3160 day Saints & Weber Basin Water party, STATE THE APPLICATION PART-TIME TELLER Hours 1pm Commercial. Professional finish. 3/16-23 Conservancy District propose(s) NUMBER PROTESTED, CITE to 6pm M-F Apply at www.myho- Free est. Call 801-298-4472 or using 0.032 cfs or 17.84 ac-ft. rizoncu.com NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING REASONS FOR THE PROTEST, from groundwater (Kaysville/ 801-706-2951 NOTICE is hereby given that and REQUEST A HEARING, if de- Fruit Heights) for MUNICIPAL: In LAWN MAINTENANCE HOME AND OFFICE Cleaning the DAVIS COUNTY BOARD OF sired. Also, A $15 FEE MUST BE HEALTH will hold a public hear- Weber Basin Water Conservancy F/T-P/T-SUB Worker wanted, Call Amparo Roda for great prices INCLUDED FOR EACH APPLI- District. Mow lawns in Davis County, $12/ at 801-882-8492 ing in Room #2021 of the Davis CATION PROTESTED. Protests 801-295-2251 ext 100 County Health Department, 22 Kent L. Jones, P.E. hr to start. Experience preferred. must be filed with the Division of C-3136 3/9-16 Kurt 801-355-5233 or 801-706- *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* South State Street, Clearfield, Water Rights, PO Box 146300, Utah, at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, 1252 35 yrs. exp. excellent references Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6300, or Parcel No.: 10-008-0017 March 23, 2017. Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free by hand delivery to a Division of- NOTICE OF DEFAULT CAREGIVER Pursuant to Utah Code 26A- Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- fice during normal business hours NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN STARTING $15.00/HR 1-12(1), the Board of Health will 699-1942 ON OR BEFORE APRIL 5, 2017. that DAVID W. STEFFENSEN is Up to 40/hrs/week, All shifts avail- hold a public hearing to afford Please visit http://waterrights. Trustee under that certain Deed able. Kaysville/Farmington area interested persons an opportunity 270 Want To Buy utah.gov or call (801)-538-7240 of Trust, dated August 31, 2016, helping disabled 26yr-old male. to submit written data, views, and executed by TYLER MICHAEL for additional information. Must be 18/older & physically fit. comments regarding proposed EARL, as Trustor, to secure CHANGE APPLICATION(S) 801-447-4644. WANTED: DHS yearbooks I’m changes to the “Scavenger and certain obligations in favor of looking to purchase Davis High Salvage Operation Regula- 31-224(a42338): Corporation BAY PROPERTIES, LC, a Utah LAKESIDE GOLF COURSE School yearbooks from 1952, tion”. Changes include formally of the Presiding Bishop of The limited liability company, as is accepting applications for Pro 1953, 1954, and 1955. Call Au- adopting State Rules R315-301, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Beneficiary, recorded in the of- shop Starter, Range Attendant, dree 801-631-2489. R315-313, R315-315, R315-263, day Saints & Weber Basin Water ficial records of Davis County, and Maintenance worker. Wages R315-550, changing the regula- Conservancy District propose(s) State of Utah, on September 1, range from $7.25 to $11.00/hr. BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for tion name to “Waste Hauler using 0.085 cfs or 5.905 ac-ft. 2016, as Entry No. 2963198, in See website, www.WBCity.org for old LDS & other books. Also old Regulation”, elimination of a from groundwater (Kaysville/ Book 6592, at pages 464-467 (the more information. photos & historical memorabilia scavenger business permit and Fruit Heights) for MUNICIPAL: In “Trust Deed”). Call 800-823-9124 fee, and standardizing Depart- Weber Basin Water Conservancy The Trust Deed encumbers cer- ment formatting. District; OTHER: LDS Church tain real property located in Davis 115 Yard Work Copies of the regulation are 330 Autos for Sale Kaysville Mill culinary backup County, State of Utah, which real (drinking, restrooms, cleaning). property is more particularly de- GENERAL CLEAN-UP 31-2417(a42339): Corporation scribed as follows: Prompt Service of the Presiding Bishop of The All of lot 17, Heather Hills Subdi- Leaf raking, Flowerbed prep, DONATE A Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- vision No. 3, Layton City, Davis Trees/shrubs, trim/prune/re- County, Utah, according to the day Saints & Weber Basin Water moval. Sprinkler installation & Official Plat thereof), Conservancy District propose(s) repair. Fencing, Cement work, (the “Property”). CAR using 1.24 cfs or 265.6 ac-ft. from The obligations secured by Driveways. groundwater (Service area Weber Hauling (construction debris, the Trust Deed include Trustor’s Basin WCD) for MUNICIPAL: In basements, garages, concrete). obligations under a Real Estate Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE Weber Basin Water Conservancy Call 801-688-0161 Purchase Contract and Triple & District. Net Lease dated on or about July LAWN MOWING Aeration, 31-2712(a42340): Corporation 13, 2016 with respect to Trustor’s Sprinkler, Larson Yard Service Needy Families of the Presiding Bishop of The lease/purchase of that certain Weekly Lawn Mowing, Aera- RENT 2 OWN Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- commercial building located at tion, Sprinkler Repair. No Con- day Saints & Weber Basin Water 404 & 410 South West Temple, tract Required. Lic/Legal/Ins. 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Find it here and online tracts”). name and address of the Bidder, to: (1) deliver or mail their written June 19, 2017 NOTICE OF BONDS TO BE tion, provided that the principal Notice is also hereby given that and the date and time of the Bid claims to the Personal Represen- July 17, 2017 ISSUED amount, interest rate or rates, at www.davisclipper.com a breach of the obligations under opening. tative at the address above; (2) August 21, 2017 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN maturity and discount, if any, will the Contracts for which the Prop- The work to be performed deliver or mail their written claims September 18, 2017 pursuant to the provisions of not exceed the respective maxi- erty was conveyed as security consists of furnishing all labor, to the Personal Representative’s October 16, 2017 Section 11-17-16, Utah Code mums described above. has occurred, and as of February tools, materials, equipment, trans- attorney of record, James P. Alder, November 20, 2017 Annotated 1953, that on October The Bonds will be limited and 10, 2017, there is past due and portation, and services required Esq., at the following address: December 18, 2017 27, 2016, the Board of Trustees special obligations of the District CATEGORY INDEX PLACE YOUR AD TODAY CLASSIADS DEADLINE owing principal in the amount of for removing existing asphalt, 3216 S. Highland Dr., Ste. 201, Dated this 13th day of Febru- (the “Board”) of the South Davis payable by the District solely $176,887.50, plus interest in the excavating and removing existing Salt Lake City, Utah 84106; or (3) Sewer District, Utah (the “Dis- from amounts received by the ary, 2017 amount of $5,625.00 (15% per base material, addressing soft file their written claims with the trict”), adopted a resolution (the District under the Loan Agree- • Announcements ...... 890 • Home Furnishings ...... 290 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF • Animals ...... 210 • Homes for Rent ...... 580 annum default interest on $76,500 spots found in subgrade, installing Clerk of the District Court in Davis “Resolution”) in which it autho- ment and certain other amounts CALL 801-295-2251 ext. 100 MONDAY 4 p.m. DIRECTORS OF SOUTH DAVIS • Apartments for Rent ...... 570 • Homes for Sale ...... 820 in past due rent), plus attorneys geofabric and geogrid, importing County, or otherwise present their rized and approved the issuance pledged under the Indenture of • Autos for Sale ...... 330 • Instruction/Tutoring ...... 520 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon- Fri. for Thursday publication and costs to the current date in and compacting fill material and claims as required by Utah law METRO FIRE SERVICE AREA and sale by the District of its Trust securing the Bonds. Nei- • Building Suppies ...... 830 • Investments ...... 670 the amount of $1,500.00, result- roadbase, installing new asphalt, within three months after the date C-3157 3/16 revenue bonds (the “Bonds”) on ther the faith and credit nor the • Business Opportunities ...... 130 • Land for Sale ...... 700 ing in a total past due amount of replacing minor concrete, and of the first publication of this notice behalf of ALPRO SD, LLC (the taxing power of the State of • Child Care ...... 530 • Lost & Found ...... 510 ANNOUNCEMENT OF • Miscellaneous ...... 820 $184,012.50. repainting roadway markings; all or be forever barred. APPOINTMENT “Company”), in an aggregate Utah nor any political subdivision • Commercial Property ...... 810 ONLINE at www.davisclipper.com in accordance with the Drawings Date of first publication: March principal amount of not to exceed • Computers ...... 235 • Musical Instruments ...... 300 GENERAL INFORMATION In order to cure this default, AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS thereof is pledged to the payment • Offi ce Space for Rent/Sale ...... 750 Trustor must pay the past due and Specifications prepared by 16, 2013 $25,500,000, initial rate or rates of principal or purchase price of, • Condos for Rent ...... 550 Click on the “Classifi eds” tab 1. Always ask for the ad to be read back to you. Estate of Sandra Morrill Nash • Condos for Sale ...... 610 • Open House...... 620 amount stated above, together the North Salt Lake Engineering James P. Alder, Esq. Deceased Probate No. of not to exceed 8.00% per an- premium, if any, or interest on the • Duplexes for Rent ...... 575 • Produce ...... 230 2. Please check your ad for errors the fi rst day it appears. Clipper Newspapers will with any and all payments which Department. 3216 S. Highland Dr., Ste. 201 173700132 num, to mature in not more than Bonds. The Bonds and interest • Duplexes for Sale ...... 825 • Rooms for Rent ...... 560 be responsible for the fi rst incorrect insertion at no greater cost than the original hereafter become due and pay- Contract Documents and draw- Salt Lake City, Utah 84106 Nola N. Christenson, whose 23 years, to be sold to the pur- thereon will not constitute or give • For Sale ...... 240 • Services ...... 120 STOP BY THE CLIPPER space. Publisher assumes no fi nancial responsibility for errors or omission of copy. able under the Note, together ings may be obtained from the (801) 463-2600 address is c/o Durbano Law chasers thereof at a discount of rise to a general obligation or li- • Free ...... 880 • Storage for Rent ...... 590 with any amounts subsequently City’s website at www.nslcity.org. C-3152 3/16-30 not more than 5.00% of the prin- ability of the District or a charge • Garage Sales ...... 250 • Trade...... 260 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 3. Rate chargers are determined at the time of placement. Firm, P.C., 476 W. Heritage Park 4. Cancellations: No refunds or cancellations on extended weeks. advanced for the preservation or Questions may be directed to Blvd. Ste. 200, Layton, Utah cipal amount thereof. against its general credit or tax- • Help Wanted ...... 100 • Travel/Time Share ...... 540 protection of the Property, includ- Parker Bradley at 801-335-8730. ANNOUNCEMENT OF The Bonds are to be issued ing powers, and the Bonds will • Home Appliances ...... 280 • Yard work ...... 115 (across from Robintino’s) 5. Payment is due upon placement of ad unless an account has been established. APPOINTMENT 84041, has been appointed Ad- ing interest, late charges, trustee’s C-3161 3/16-23 ministrator in Intestacy of the pursuant to the Utah Industrial not constitute a loan of the credit We accept cash, check or credit card: and attorneys’ fees, costs and AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Development and Facilities Act, of the District within the meaning ORDINANCE NO. 17-3-2 Estate of Lenore Lesser above-entitled estate. Creditors FAX: 801-295-3044 expenses actually incurred. of the estate are hereby notified Title 11, Chapter 17, Utah Code of any state constitutional restric- That by reason of said default, REZONING A CERTAIN POR- Goldman, Deceased, Annotated 1953, as amended tion or statutory limitation. FREE CLASSIADS TION OF KAYSVILLE CITY Probate No. 163700299 to: (1) deliver or mail their written David W. Steffensen, Trustee, has claims to the Administrator in In- (the “Act”) for the purpose of fi- A copy of the Resolution (infor 20 words or less elected and does hereby elect to FROM KAYSVILLE CITY TO Jack M. McIntyre, whose ad- nancing a portion of the compa- cluding the exhibits attached INCLUDE THE PRUD OVERLAY dress is 860 East 4500 South, testacy at the address above; (2) Items under $100 (20 words or less - 1 week) MAIL: The Clipper Classiads cause the Property to be sold to deliver or mail their written claims ny’s share of the cost of the ac- thereto, including the Indenture 60¢ per word after satisfy the obligations secured ZONE, HEREINAFTER FULLY Suite 310, Salt Lake City, Utah quisition, construction, equipping of Trust and Loan Agreement) is Private party only. Price must appear in the ad. Only 1 item per ad. Mail in, Fax $12 to the Administrator in Intestacy’s 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 DESCRIBED IN THIS ORDI- 84107, has been appointed thereby. The default is subject to attorney of record identified be- and furnishing of a project for the on file in the office of the Clerk or Walk-in only. No phone-ins, please. Garage Sales Excluded. 1 ad per month. includes online placement reinstatement in accordance with NANCE. Personal Representative of the handling, treatment and process- at 1800 West 1200 North, West SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE above-entitled estate. Creditors low, Douglas M. Durbano of the the statutes of the State of Utah. aforementioned law firm, or (3) ing through anaerobic digestion Bountiful, Utah, where it may be DATED this 21 day of Febru- This ordinance rezones 0.18 of the estate are hereby notified of, and resource recovery of en- examined during regular busi- acres of property at 579 South to: (1) deliver or mail their written file their written claims with the Find all the classifi ed ads and more online at www.davisclipper.com ary, 2017. Clerk of the District Court of Da- ergy and useable materials from, ness hours of the Clerk from 8:00 David W. Steffensen Main Street from PB to HC. claims to the Personal Represen- solid waste consisting of organic a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Said Resolu- DATED this 2nd day of March, tative at the address above; (2) vis County, or otherwise present Trustee their claims as required by Utah matter (the “Project”), providing tion shall be so available for in- Law Office of David W. Stef- 2017. deliver or mail their written claims necessary reserves and paying spection for a period of at least 100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 890 Announcements Steve A. Hiatt to the Personal Representative’s law within three (3) months after 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS fensen, P.C. the date of the first publication of certain costs of issuance of the 30 days from and after the date 4873 South State Street Mayor counsel of record, Richard R. Bonds. of the publication of this notice. CAREGIVER NEEDED starting RETIRED ARMY MAN looking for JEEP POSSE Ham Shoot ATTEST: Golden, at the following address: this notice or be forever barred. Public Notice available for review at the Envi- using 0.1 cfs. from groundwater Salt Lake City, Utah 84107 The Bonds are to be issued NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN $14/hr. Thursday/Friday nights. grass cutting jobs. 1/4 acre $25, 4.8.2017 Please join us for the Maria T. Devereax 860 East 4500 South, Suite 310, Date of first publication: March The Board of Trustees of ronmental Health Services Divi- (Service area Weber Basin WCD) Telephone (801) 263-1122 16, 2017. and sold by the District pursu- that pursuant to law for a period 74yr old male, keep clean/dry. 1/2 acre $40 includes trim & Blow annual Jeep Posse Ham Shoot City Recorder Salt Lake City, Utah 84107; or (3) WEBER BASIN WATER CON- sion office located at 22 South for MUNICIPAL: In Weber Basin Business Hours: 8:30 a.m. to DATED and SIGNED this 13th ant to the Resolution, including of 30 days from and after the date Bountiful area. No cat allergies. Grass Call Bob 801-875-2238. at the Bountiful Lion’s Club, C-3153 3/16 file their written claims with the SERVANCY DISTRICT will hold State Street, Clearfield, Utah, or Water Conservancy District. THIS COMMUNICATION IS AN day of March 2017. as part of the Resolution the of the publication of this notice, 18/yrs or older. 801-294-5228. April 8, 2017, 8-5PM. The shoot- Clerk of the District Court in Davis a public hearing for the purpose the Department website 31-3403(a42341): Corporation ATTEMPE TO COLLECT A DET, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE DURBANO LAW FIRM, P.C. drafts of an Indenture of Trust any person in interest shall have SPRING CLEAN UP! ing range is 1350 N. Skyline Dr. AND ANY INFORMATION OB- County, or otherwise present their and a Loan Agreement with the right to contest the legality of ATTENDANT CAR Wash in South Davis Area. of final adoption of its 2018 Fiscal (https://go.usa.gov/xXcRa). In- of the Presiding Bishop Of The The following described real claims as required by Utah law Douglas M. Durbano Bountiful, UT 84010. Year budget, which includes the terested persons can contact TAINED WILL BE USED FOR property will be sold at public Jacob D. Briggs – Of Counsel the Company, (collectively, the the above-described Resolution SLC PT, Ideal for retired person. TREES, SHRUBS, MOWING, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- THAT PURPOSE. C-3128 3/2-16 within three months after the date “Transaction Documents”) that of the Board or the Bonds or any creation and funding, from opera- Mr. Dennis Keith, Environmental Day Saints & Weber Basin Water auction to the highest bidder, pay- of the first publication of this notice Attorneys for Administrator Sundays only. Ball game park- hedges, flower beds, railroad tion and maintenance charges, Health Services Division Direc- were before the Board and at- provisions made for the secu- Conservancy District propose(s) ORDINANCE NO. 17-2-3 able in lawful money of the United or be forever barred. C-3162 3/16-30 ing, week days. $8.00/hr starting ties, sod, tree trimming/removal, a new Capital Asset Repair and tor, at 801-525-5118 or dkeith@ States at the time of sale, at the tached to the Resolution in sub- rity and payment of the Bonds, using 0.045 cfs. from groundwater REZONING A CERTAIN POR- Date of first publication: March 801-295-3500 garage and shed clean-up, haul- Replacement Plan fund which daviscountyutah.gov. Written Justice Complex, Court’s Building NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE stantially final form at the time of and that after such time, no one Time to (Service area Weber Basin WCD) TION OF KAYSVILLE CITY TO 9, 2017 ing, concrete flat work. Afford- is mandated by Utah Code 17B- comments concerning the regu- at 800 West State Street, Farming- The following described prop- the adoption of the Resolution. shall have any cause of action to CAREGIVERS NEEDED! North able rates, references. Senior for MUNICIPAL: In Weber Basin INCLUDE THE PRUD OVERLAY RICHARD R. GOLDEN erty will be sold at public auction The proceeds from the sale of contest the regularity, formality Side Center Seeking direct care 2a-1010. The public hearing will lation will be considered as part ZONE, HEREINAFTER FULLY ton, Utah 84025 on April 5, 2017 Attorney for Personal Discount. Dan 801-518-73,65 be held at 9:00 a.m., March 30, of the hearing record if received Water Conservancy District. at 3:00 P.M. of said day, for the to the highest bidder, payable in the Bonds will be loaned to the or legality thereof for any cause staff to assist people with dis- De-Clutter? 31-539(a42342): Corporation DESCRIBED IN THIS ORDI- Representative lawful money of the United States Company pursuant to the Loan whatsoever. 2017, at District Headquarters, at the Division office before 5:00 NANCE. purpose of foreclosure of a Deed 860 East 4500 South, abilities. 9.82-10.84/hr start. Call 120 Services 2837 East Highway 193, Layton, p.m., Thursday, March 30, 2017. of the Presiding Bishop of The of Trust and Security Agreement at the time of sale, at the Justice Agreement and used for the DATED this 16th day of 801-292-6797 or email @ amn- SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE Suite 310 Complex, Court’s Building, 800 purposes set forth above. The March, 2017. Sell unwanted Utah. C-3135 3/16 C-3139 3/9-16 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- This ordinance rezones 1.61 originally executed on November [email protected]. Small facility Salt Lake City, Utah 84107 West State Street, Farmington, Board is to approve the Transac- SOUTH DAVIS SEWER day Saints & Weber Basin Water acres of property at 42 North 24, 2015 and recorded on Decem- and family atmosphere! SEAMLESS ALUMINUM NOTICE OF AUCTION In accor- NOTICE TO WATER USERS C-3149 3/9-23 Utah 84025, on April 12, 2017, at tion Documents in such form and DISTRICT, UTAH Conservancy District propose(s) Angel Street to include the PRUD ber 2, 2015 by Mark K. Davis aod RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- items in the dance with section 38-8-3 of the The applications below were 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the pur- with such changes thereto as the By /s/ Susanne Monsen using 0.039 cfs. from groundwater (Planned Residential Unit Devel- Robin L Davis as Borrower(s), and SUMMONS SEASONAL HELP Wanted – ing, deck and fence repairs, Utah State code, South Davis Self filed with the Division of Water pose of foreclosing a trust deed Board shall approve upon the Assistant Clerk (Service Area Weber Basin WCD) opment) Overlay Zone. H. Lewis Swain as Beneficiary, IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JU- Outside physical labor working tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. Storage will have an auction on 25 dated September 23, 2013, and adoption of a final bond resolu- Rights in Davis County. These for MUNICIPAL: In Weber Basin DATED this 2nd day of Febru- covering the real property located VENILE COURT IN AND FOR DA- C-3164 3/16 on repair of water system. April Clipper March 2017 at 10:00 a.m., on the executed by JACQUELINE WAR- Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. are informal proceedings per Rule Water Conservancy District. ary, 2017. in Davis County and more particu- VIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH 1st to Oct. 1st. $12-$14/hour Call premises where said property has REN, A SINGLE WOMAN, as go2jasonhansen.com R655-6-2. Protests concerning an Steve A. Hiatt larly described as: Case No. 1136012 801-295-5573 or apply in person been stored and which is located 31-4188(a42343): Corporation Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE Classifi eds application must be legibly written Mayor PARCEL No. 1 : State of Utah in the interest of: at 995 S 500 W. Bountiful Irriga- PAINTING at 1403 S. 600 W., Woods Cross, of the Presiding Bishop of The ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION or typed, contain the name and ATTEST: Lot 105, of CREEKSIDE ES- G.B. (DOB: 27Nov.2012) tion District. 20-years Experience. Utah 84087 in Davis County. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- SYSTEMS, INC. SOLELY AS mailing address of the protesting day Saints & Weber Basin Water Maria T. Devereax TATES P.U.D., Farmington City, Name of parent(s) / legal guard- Interior, Exterior, Residential & Unit #B6, Mike Carlson. C-3160 Utah, according to the official plat ian: Carissa Riley NOMINEE FOR ACADEMY PART-TIME TELLER Hours 1pm 3/16-23 party, STATE THE APPLICATION Conservancy District propose(s) City Recorder Commercial. Professional finish. C-3155 3/16 thereof, as recorded in the office of THE STATE OF UTAH TO: MORTGAGE CORPORATION to 6pm M-F Apply at www.myho- NUMBER PROTESTED, CITE using 0.032 cfs or 17.84 ac-ft. as Beneficiary, which Trust Deed Free est. Call 801-298-4472 or NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING the Davis County Recorder, Utah. JUSTIN RILEY rizoncu.com REASONS FOR THE PROTEST, from groundwater (Kaysville/ was recorded on September 24, 801-706-2951 NOTICE is hereby given that ORDINANCE NO. 17-3-3 For Identification Purposes Only: You are hereby summoned to and REQUEST A HEARING, if de- Fruit Heights) for MUNICIPAL: In 2013, as Entry No. 2768188, in the DAVIS COUNTY BOARD OF REZONING A CERTAIN POR- Tax Parcel No. 07-205-0105 appear before the above-entitled LAWN MAINTENANCE HOME AND OFFICE Cleaning sired. Also, A $15 FEE MUST BE Book 5859, at Page 1154, in the HEALTH will hold a public hear- Weber Basin Water Conservancy TION OF KAYSVILLE CITY TO PARCEL No.2: court, 800 West State Street, F/T-P/T-SUB Worker wanted, Call Amparo Roda for great prices INCLUDED FOR EACH APPLI- INCLUDE THE PRUD OVERLAY Official Records of Davis County, ing in Room #2021 of the Davis District. Beginning at a point which North Farmington, Utah on APRIL 18, Mow lawns in Davis County, $12/ at 801-882-8492 CATION PROTESTED. Protests ZONE, HEREINAFTER FULLY State of Utah covering real prop- County Health Department, 22 Kent L. Jones, P.E. 73 degrees 54 minutes 18 sec- 2017, at 9:15 a.m. to respond to hr to start. Experience preferred. 801-295-2251 ext 100 must be filed with the Division of DESCRIBED IN THIS ORDI- erty purportedly located at 603 South State Street, Clearfield, C-3136 3/9-16 onds West 4.35 feel from the a Petition on file with the court Kurt 801-355-5233 or 801-706- *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* Water Rights, PO Box 146300, NANCE. West 1800 North, Clinton, Utah Utah, at 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, Northwest comer of Lot 105, of alleging that you have abused 1252 35 yrs. exp. excellent references Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6300, or Parcel No.: 10-008-0017 SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE 84015 in Davis County, Utah, and March 23, 2017. CREEKSIDE ESTATES P.U.D., and/or neglected your child. You Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free NOTICE OF DEFAULT This ordinance rezones 0.44 more particularly described as: Pursuant to Utah Code 26A- by hand delivery to a Division of- said point of beginning is also have a right to be represented CAREGIVER Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN acres of property at 40 East LOT 3, DEANETTA SUBDIVI- 1-12(1), the Board of Health will fice during normal business hours South 234.30 feet and West by an attorney at these proceed- STARTING $15.00/HR 699-1942 that DAVID W. STEFFENSEN is Crestwood Road to include the SION NO. 1, ACCORDING TO hold a public hearing to afford ON OR BEFORE APRIL 5, 2017. 1,283.84 feet and South 02 de- ings. If you do not appear at the Up to 40/hrs/week, All shifts avail- Trustee under that certain Deed PRUD (Planned Residential Unit THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF, interested persons an opportunity Please visit http://waterrights. grees 30 minutes West 264.00 time and place set forth herein, a able. Kaysville/Farmington area of Trust, dated August 31, 2016, Development) Overlay Zone. ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN 270 Want To Buy to submit written data, views, and utah.gov or call (801)-538-7240 feet and South 12 degrees 00 default judgment will be entered helping disabled 26yr-old male. executed by TYLER MICHAEL DATED this 2nd day of March, THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS comments regarding proposed for additional information. minutes West 103.17 feet from the against you which could include a Must be 18/older & physically fit. EARL, as Trustor, to secure 2017. COUNTY RECORDER. Tax ID: changes to the “Scavenger and CHANGE APPLICATION(S) center of Section 30, Township 3 termination of your parental rights, 801-447-4644. WANTED: DHS yearbooks I’m certain obligations in favor of Steve A. Hiatt 13-095-0003 Salvage Operation Regula- 31-224(a42338): Corporation North, Range 1 East, Salt Lake permanent and temporary custody looking to purchase Davis High BAY PROPERTIES, LC, a Utah Mayor The current Beneficiary of the tion”. Changes include formally Base and Meridian, and running; orders and an order to pay child LAKESIDE GOLF COURSE School yearbooks from 1952, of the Presiding Bishop of The limited liability company, as ATTEST: trust deed is UTAH HOUSING is accepting applications for Pro 1953, 1954, and 1955. Call Au- adopting State Rules R315-301, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- THENCE South 12 degrees 00 support. C-3150 3/16-4/6 Beneficiary, recorded in the of- Maria T. Devereax minutes West 145.95 feel along CORPORATION, and the record shop Starter, Range Attendant, dree 801-631-2489. R315-313, R315-315, R315-263, day Saints & Weber Basin Water ficial records of Davis County, City Recorder the East line of a 20.00 foot wide ORDINANCE NO. 17-3-1 owner of the property as of the and Maintenance worker. Wages R315-550, changing the regula- Conservancy District propose(s) State of Utah, on September 1, C-3156 3/16 lane; THENCE North 78 degrees REZONING A CERTAIN POR- recording of the Notice of Default BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for tion name to “Waste Hauler using 0.085 cfs or 5.905 ac-ft. range from $7.25 to $11.00/hr. 2016, as Entry No. 2963198, in 00 minutes West 20.00 feet to the TION OF KAYSVILLE CITY is JACQUELINE WARREN, A See website, www.WBCity.org for old LDS & other books. Also old Regulation”, elimination of a from groundwater (Kaysville/ Book 6592, at pages 464-467 (the SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN FROM KAYSVILLE CITY A-1 THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF West line of said lane; SINGLE WOMAN. more information. photos & historical memorabilia scavenger business permit and Fruit Heights) for MUNICIPAL: In “Trust Deed”). ZONE TO KAYSVILLE CITY R-A THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS- THENCE North 12 degrees Bidders must tender to the Call 800-823-9124 fee, and standardizing Depart- The Trust Deed encumbers cer- ZONE, HEREINAFTER FULLY Weber Basin Water Conservancy TRICT COURT, DAVIS COUN- 00 minutes West 147.38 feet trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at ment formatting. tain real property located in Davis DESCRIBED IN THIS ORDI- 115 Yard Work District; OTHER: LDS Church TY, STATE OF UTAH. CASE along the West line of said lane; the sale and the balance of the 330 Autos for Sale Copies of the regulation are County, State of Utah, which real NANCE. Kaysville Mill culinary backup NO. 179700870, JUDGE DAVID THENCE South 73 degrees 54 purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the (drinking, restrooms, cleaning). property is more particularly de- SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE day following the sale. Both the GENERAL CLEAN-UP CONNORS. CASCADE COL- minutes 18 seconds East 20.05 31-2417(a42339): Corporation scribed as follows: feel to the Point of Beginning. For This ordinance rezones 1.08 deposit and the balance must be Prompt Service All of lot 17, Heather Hills Subdi- LECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. of the Presiding Bishop of The SANDY JONES AND TANNER Identification Purposes Only: Tax acres of property at 1053 South paid to Lincoln Title Insurance Leaf raking, Flowerbed prep, DONATE A vision No. 3, Layton City, Davis Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- DEEVER, DEFENDANTS. THE Parcel No.07-059-0103 Roueche from A-1 to R-A. Agency in the form of a wire trans- Trees/shrubs, trim/prune/re- County, Utah, according to the STATE OF UTAH TO SANDY Together with all improvements DATED this 2nd day of March, fer, cashier’s check or certified day Saints & Weber Basin Water Official Plat thereof), moval. Sprinkler installation & JONES AND TANNER DEEVER: now or hereafter erected on the 2017. funds. Cash payments, personal Conservancy District propose(s) (the “Property”). repair. Fencing, Cement work, You are each summoned and property, and all easements, ap- Steve A. Hiatt checks or trust checks are not CAR using 1.24 cfs or 265.6 ac-ft. from The obligations secured by Mayor Driveways. accepted. groundwater (Service area Weber required to answer the complaint purtances, and fixtures now or Hauling (construction debris, the Trust Deed include Trustor’s ATTEST: DATED: March 6, 2017. Basin WCD) for MUNICIPAL: In that is on file with the court. Within hereafter a part of the property. basements, garages, concrete). obligations under a Real Estate Maria T. Devereax LINCOLN TITLE Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE Weber Basin Water Conservancy 21 days after the last date of publi- The current beneficiary of the Call 801-688-0161 Purchase Contract and Triple City Recorder INSURANCE AGENCY District. cation of this summons, you must Deed of Trust and Security Agree- & Net Lease dated on or about July each file your written answer with ment is H. Lewis Swain and the C-3154 3/16 By: Paula Maughan 31-2712(a42340): Corporation LAWN MOWING Aeration, 13, 2016 with respect to Trustor’s the clerk of the court at the fol- record owners of the property as Its: Vice President Sprinkler, Larson Yard Service Needy Families of the Presiding Bishop of The lease/purchase of that certain PUBLIC NOTICE Telephone: (801) 476-0303 lowing address: 800 W State St., of the recording of the Notice of REGULAR MEETING Weekly Lawn Mowing, Aera- Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- commercial building located at Farmington, UT 84025, and you web site: www.smithknowles. RENT 2 OWN Default are Mark K . Davis and SCHEDULE FOR tion, Sprinkler Repair. No Con- day Saints & Weber Basin Water 404 & 410 South West Temple, must each mail or deliver a copy Robin L. Davis. com SOUTH DAVIS METRO tract Required. Lic/Legal/Ins. NO CREDIT REQUIRED 801.294.4060 Conservancy District propose(s) Salt Lake City, Utah (the “Con- to plaintiff’s attorney Chad C. Ras- DATED: March 3, 2017 SK File No. 15-0085 www.larsonyardservice.com mussen at 350 E Center Street, RANDALL TANDY PLLC, FIRE SERVICE AREA C-3148 3/9-23 801.725.5666 NSL to Kays. $299 Ste. 7, Provo, UT 84606. If you TRUSTEE Pursuant to Section 52-4-6 of the Utah Code, South Davis Metro Woods Cross City fail to do so, judgment by default By: Joshua Tandy, JD Invitation to Bid AERATION BY KERRY will be taken against you for the Utah Bar License Number: Fire Service Area hereby gives AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- Deposit notice that the Board of Directors Slurry Seal Project relief demanded in the complaint. 14022 Asphalt Overlay Project ing, Tilling, Aeration. This lawsuit is an attempt to collect of South Davis Metro Fire Service Officer & Partner Sealed bids will be received a debt of $7,658.51. /s/ Chad C. Call Kerry 801-231-7364 Randall Tandy, PLLC Area will hold its regular Board at the office of Woods Cross City, Rasmussen C-3140 3/9-30 Serving since 1986 and C-3151 3/16-30 Meetings for the 2017 calendar 1555 South 800 West, Woods SHOP SERVICE GUIDE year on the third Monday of each NOTICE TO CREDITORS Cross, Utah until 1:30 p.m., March PAYNE’S EXPEDITE SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN month. The regular meetings be- VERNON KNUDSEN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF 30, 2017. Project documents can CONSTRUCTION AND gin at 5:00 p.m. and are held at ANDERSON, Deceased. THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS- be obtained at the owner’s office. LANDSCAPING Fire Station 81 (Training Room), Go with this Familiar name in Pursuant to Section 75-7-508, TRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, Contact information — Scott An- 255 South 100 West, Bountiful, derson, 801-292-4421. Davis County. Over 20 years of Utah Code Annotated, JULIE A. STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. Utah 84010. C-3159 3/16-23 Experience VACUUMS! ANDERSON, whose address is 179700963, JUDGE THOMAS L 554 West 2400 South, Syracuse, All Board Meetings are open • Spring Clean-up KAY. CASCADE COLLECTIONS REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Utah 84075, as Trustee of the to the public unless closed pursu- • Portable Vacuums LLC, PLAINTIFF V. JOHN FOR- The City of North Salt Lake is • Complete Tree Services VERNON K. ANDERSON TRUST, Utah’s BUSH, DEFENDANT. THE STATE ant to Section 52-4-4 and 52-4-5 currently accepting proposals for • Sprinkler Systems 570 Apartment for Rent • Central Vacuums Big Enough to dated December 23, 2013, hereby Tired of a “Cold” House? OF UTAH TO JOHN FORBUSH: of the Utah Code relative to the a Contractor with demonstrated • Retaining Walls gives notice that VERNON KNUD- Largest Vacuum do the Job You are summoned and required applicable provisions of the Utah abilities to perform grass main- • Driveways/Patios/walkways THE PARK Apt, Professional • Cleaning Supplies SEN ANDERSON, Grantor of said Dealer Install VINYL Windows Small Enough to answer the complaint that is on Open Meetings Act. Special or tenance at various properties • Stamp concrete Trust, died on January 2, 2017. living 1bd W/den, gas fireplace, • Steam Cleaners file with the court. Within 21 days emergency meetings in addition within the City. A RFP with the We do it all! to Care Creditors of the deceased Grantor balcony, NO Smoking/pets 801- 801-298-3413 after the last date of publication of to those specified may be held as full scope of the work and com- Licensed/Insured are hereby notified to deliver or 989-1602 OR 801-557-4179 this summons, you must file your circumstances require. A minimum plete details is available at the Free Estimates mail their written claims to the 55 East 400 South • Centerville written answer with the clerk of of 24 hours notice will be given for City’s website at www.nslcity.org. SALES Trustee at the address above Call 801-294-0003 575 Duplex for Rent the court at the following address: such meetings. A mandatory Pre-Proposal Meet- [email protected] within three months after the date 800 W State St., Farmington, UT ing will be held at 11:00 a.m. on TREE TRIMMING & Removal of the first publication of this notice In accordance with the Ameri- SERVICE 84025, and you must mail or de- March 20, 2017 at the North Salt Affordable Service South Davis BOUNTIFUL DUPLEX 3bd, 2bth, www.obrienglassproducts.com or be forever barred from present- cans with Disabilities Act, the liver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney Lake City Hall, and proposals will Area central heat/AC, large kitchen ing the claim. Service Area will accommodate Chad C. Rasmussen at PO Box be due by 11:00 a.m. on March Trees, shrubs and hedges, with D/W, WD hook-ups. NO Date of first publication: March reasonable requests to assist PARTS 723, Provo, UT 84603. If you fail 31, 2017. Please direct any Mowing Spring Cleanup, Haul- 9, 2017 C-3138 3/9-23 the disabled to participate in the smokers/pets. $960/mo. 801- Are you ready for winter? Tune up your furnace today to do so, judgment by default will questions to the Contract Man- ing, Concrete Flat Work. 597-4965 be taken against you for the relief meetings. Request for assistance INVITATION TO BID ager, TJ Riley at 801-335-8683. References, Senior Discount. demanded in the complaint. This can be made by calling the De- ALSO North Salt Lake City C-3163 3/16-30 Call Dan 801-518-7365 HUGE BNTFL 2200sqft 4Bd, lawsuit is an attempt to collect a partment at 801-677-2402 from Open Knife and 10 E Center St. 2Bth. Great for Families/ Room- debt of $8,027.58. /s/ Chad C. Monday-Thursday at least 48 Notice: 6 days Scissor North Salt Lake City, Utah 84054 DANIEL LAWN CARE Spring mates. Walkout bsmnt. Rec room. Rasmussen C-3141 3/9-30 hours in advance of the meeting From: The Storage Place Sharpening Sealed bids for construction clean-up, weekly yard work, Hookups, Carport’s No smokers/ a week to be attended. 454 West Center, N.S.L. UT of the “Reconstruction of Fox trimming, Sprinkler repair. Free pets. $1300/mo, deposit $1000. ANNOUNCEMENT OF Scheduled regular Revised To whom it may concern: The Hollow Drive: Foxboro Drive to APPOINTMENT estimates. 801-682-7957. 801-641-8878, 801-991-0569. Board meeting dates for the 2017 contents of the following storage HVAC Wetlands - Project No. 17-007” AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS CONSTRUCTION, INC. unit will be sold at Public Auction will be received by North Salt calendar year are as follows: FATHER AND SON Estate of Earl Dean Ross, Mar 25 2017 at 9 am. 580 Home for Rent heating • ventilation • air conditioning Lake City at the North Salt Lake South Davis Metro Fire LANDSCAPING Deceased Probate No. Unit 73 rented to: Victor Frias, City Hall Building, 10 East Center Service Area 2017 Board Meet- Concrete & Landscaping. 173700064 44 2nd St Apt 2, Clifton, NJ 624 West 900 North, NSL, Utah 84054 Street, North Salt Lake City, Utah ing Schedule Quality work at affordable CENTERVILLE 516 W 1950 N. Terry D. Ross, whose address 07011-3341 until 2:00 PM on Wednesday, January 9, 2017 prices. Concrete, Retaining Walls/ 3bd, 2bth, family room, double is 2020 South 200 East, Clearfield, Contents: Misc personal effects 305 North 200 West • Bountiful, UT 84010 March 29, 2017, and then at said February 13, 2017 Driveway, Sidewalks/Bricks. Fenc- garage. No pets/smokers. $1200/ Utah 84015, has been appointed including construction tools and 801-298-4822 office publicly opened and read es, tree sod services. Appliance mo, deposit $900. Avail April 1, Like us on Personal Representative of the March 20, 2017 pneumatic tools. (801) 298-3656 aloud. The Bidder shall indicate removal. Lic/Ins 385-259-2232 2017 Bonded Realty 801-359- www.hvacinutah.com Facebook above-entitled estate. Creditors April 17, 2017 C-3158 3/16-23 NOTICE OF the Construction Contract title, the 385-227-4522. 7979 www.swissboy.biz of the estate are hereby notified May 15, 2017 BONDS TO BE ISSUED D8 TV CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 2017

dAViS BOOKiNGS Jeff Donald Osterhout, 46, tiful PD, shoplifting. Bountiful PD, property damage. Syracuse PD, DUI alcohol. Joshua Wayne Westbrook, 35, Michelle Lee Kelleher, 37, The following is a list of book- Tracee Lancaster, 40, DCSO, Bountiful PD, narcotic equipment DCSO, controlled substances. ings with total fines and/or bail driving on suspension, shoplifting, possession, shoplifting. Benjamin Paul Shepherd, exceeding $1,000. traffic offense, no insurance. Alexander Lewis Westbrook, 27, AP&P Farmington, controlled Justin Michael VanderWoude, 25, Bountiful PD, controlled substances. Monday, March 6 36, Motor Vehicle Enforcement substances, shoplifting, narcotic Allison Marie Flood, 39, Matthew Lynn Bailey, 50, Division, receiving stolen vehicle, equipment possession. Kaysville PD, fraud-insufficient Layton PD, marijuana possession. narcotic equipment possession. Joseph Michael Burton, 25, funds, no insurance. Juston Lee James, 34, DCSO, DeShan Trae Duckworth, DCSo, DUI drugs, driving on Richard James Ricks, 43, traffic offense. 21, Syracuse PD, controlled suspension. DCSO, flight/escape. Jeffery Scott Segura, 32, substances. Elizabeth Ann Fernelius, 29, Joshua Jennings Argyle, 43, DCSO, traffic offense, failure to KC David Harris, 27, North DCSO, shoplifting. DCSO, controlled substances. appear. Salt Lake PD, traffic offense. James Mack, 26, DCSO, John Daniel Ronquillo, 31, Tennille Marie Hernandez, 37, Jason Dee Woodard, 46, shoplifting. Farmington PD, assault. DCSO, traffic offense, forgery. Bountiful PD, property damage, Oliver Jay Neet, 23, Layton Jiordan Holt, 26, Layton PD, Holly Jo Nuestro, 37, Woods assault. PD, shoplifting. possess forged documents, Cross PD, unauthorized use of Darin Jensen, 40, Layton PD, Branden Craig Roberts, 40, controlled substances. vehicle. assault. Bountiful PD, criminal trespass. Tara Marie Carpenter, 29, Sloanne Anthony Ballingham, Wednesday, March 8 Skyler Brandon Jensen, 32, DCSO, controlled substances. 22, DCSO, resisting/interfering Caleb Andrew Nicholson, 20, UHP, traffic offense. Kim Jeffory Eddy, 63, Syra- with police, escape, controlled DCSO, theft. Todd Miguel Drake, 28, Lay- cuse PD, controlled substances. substance. Aaron Gabriel Dinkel, 39, ton PD, assault. Natalie Ruth Cowan, 34, DCSO, sexual assault, DUI alco- Ian Simmons, 21, Kaysville DCSO, assault. Tuesday, March 7 PD, fraud-false statement. Timothy Michael Williams, 40, Aaron Levi Zander, 33, hol, marijuana possession. Juan Pablo Castro, 24, DCSO, Centerville PD, robbery residence Kaysville PD, traffic offense, driv- Thursday, March 9 strongarm. traffic offense, driving on suspen- Hesgar Eduardo Chavez, ing on suspension. Jesse Lee Ryan Major, 34, sion, burglary. Layton PD, assault. Russell Lee Hughey, 42, Bountiful PD, shoplifting. Jennifer Hansen, 36, DCSO, Cameron Paul Calgren, 34, Layton PD, controlled substances, Mica Hernandez, 41, Woods fraud illegal use credit cards. AP&P Farmington, controlled intoxication. Cross PD, driving on denied Eric Dean Lucero, 40, Sunset substances. Jesus Ignacio Dominguez, 31, license, family offenses. PD, public order crimes, failure to Alix Rowe, 25, Woods Cross DCSO, receiving stolen vehicle. Jeremie John Otasua, 41, appear. PD, traffic offense. Amy Virginia Daeschel, 39, Clinton PD, disorderly conduct, Kylee Ann Johnson, 27, Boun- Daniel Kohlert, 49, West DCSO, controlled substances. assault. TV Guide MARCH 16, 2017