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Trusted Prosthodontist • Performed 1000’s of procedures • Special Care Deserves a Specialist! DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, July 11, 2019 3 adams asked to leave council meeting by Becky GINOS gathered his papers and [email protected] put away his nameplate. “Have a good day.” KAYSVILLE— “The motion Sparks flew at last week’s passes 4 – 1 – you are city council meeting excused,” said Witt. resulting in a 4 – 1 Adams then left the decision to oust council meeting and the council member Dave Adams went on without further from the proceedings. discussion of the The council met matter. July 2 due to the 4th This is not the first of July holiday and the time Witt and Adams bulk of the meeting have butted heads. At was business as usual her first city council until Mayor Katie Witt meeting as the new reprimanded Adams for mayor, the council speaking without asking voted unanimously to be called on during a to pass a resolution discussion about fiber censuring Adams optics. after an investigation “Hey, council involving extortion member Adams can I FILE PHOTO allegations against him came to light. The call on you please?” said kaySVillE council mEmbErS Witt. “We do still have voted to oust councilmember Dave Adams at their July 2 meeting. two then proceeded to rules.” member Stroh DeCaire, tered this situation. I still have harassing text mend that. But I honor exchange barbs when “Oh, thank you followed by council feel the comment that messages from you. So and respect the mayor she reprimanded him sweetheart, go ahead,” member Jake Garn who was made was sexual do you want to call it a and the chair position for using his cell phone he responded. called for point of order. harassment. It is not truce?” here. So the fact that during the meeting. Witt and the other “Council member proper to call someone Without responding, you brought it back up Adams, whose term council members looked Adams – please,” Witt sweetheart.” Witt asked for a motion I think it would be an ends in 2020, also came visibly shocked by said trying to keep the Adams immediately from the council to appropriate motion.” under fire in 2016 the comment. “That’s meeting under control. went on the defense. remove Adams from the Witt asked for a for allegedly inap- offensive,” the mayor The discussion “Should I play the video meeting. second. “I’ll second it,” propriately using city said. resumed after the of you doing the same “I’ll make the said DeCaire. funds for repairs on his “There’s conversation exchange but a few min- stuff a year and a half motion,” said Garn. “It’s been moved personal fire truck and on the table,” Adams utes later Witt referred ago in your office? I “I’d like to add a brief and seconded,” she said. more recently, filing said. “You need to let it back to the incident. still have it. I apologize comment about the “Any comment? And of a lawsuit against his happen.” “Excuse me, forgive for what I’ve done, why point of order. We didn’t course council member neighbor for plowing “Objection – a me for interrupting,” she don’t you apologize for really go through with Adams?” his driveway, claiming big one,” said council said. “I’ve never encoun- a year and a half a go? I that but I would recom- “Nay,” he said as he the man damaged it. Knight withdraws from Bountiful Council race by Tom HARALDSEN and I feel we have some good ones. I’ve served with on the council has [email protected] So I talked it over with my wife and made very sound, well thought-out family, and we’ve decided to focus decisions. I’m proud to be associated BOUNTIFUL—City council- our efforts in other directions.” with those councilmembers.” man John Marc Knight announced His withdrawal from the race He plans to continue to stay on Monday that he will not seek leaves eight candidates who will be engaged in the community, and will reelection to a fourth term on the competing in the August 13 primary, work on the committee working to council. His announcement came in including incumbents Richard raise funds to build a Veterans Park a Letter to the Editor he delivered to Higginson and Kate Bradshaw, both in Bountiful. He may also consider the Clipper. The letter is also in this of whom Knight is endorsing. He’s running for mayor in 2021. He and edition. also endorsing Millie Bahr for the his wife Denise are looking into “I took a look at it, I’ve been on council. the possibility of a service mission the council for 12 years and I’ve “I’m very, very happy with the for The Church of Jesus Christ of seen so much happen,” he said in an direction the council has gone the Latter-day Saints as well. COurTEsy PHOTO past 12 years,” he said. “Not all of the bountiful city councilman interview. “I was concerned that we’d Looking back on the council’s decisions we’ve made were popular john marc knight have strong candidates that I could with everybody, but I think everyone support to keep the good work going, see kNight | 12 4 Thursday, July 11, 2019 News DAVIS CLIPPER Crime Briefs
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engaged in a chat that was Layton police sexual in nature and arranged arrest suspect to meet the 13 year-old for sexual activity. He drove to Layton detectives arrested the meeting location and was 40 year-old Brandon Preece taken into custody. on July 3 for enticing a minor. At the time of arrest, Mr. The arrest was a result of an Preece reported being undercover chat operation employed by Canyon School that Layton detectives regu- District as a football coach for larly participate in with the Corner Canyon High School. FBI’s Child Exploitation Task Corner Canyon High School Force. During this operation, administration was notified a Layton City Detective por- of Mr. Preece’s arrest. Mr. trayed himself to be a 13-year- Preece was booked into Salt old female on a popular Lake County Jail for Enticing a chat application. Mr. Preece Minor, Felony 2.
Reminders for Bountiful Handcart Days Parade BOUNTIFUL—Bountiful this issue. “Please respect “At times, they interfere with Police Chief Tom Ross is asking private property rights and the procession causing risk to for the public’s cooperation to wait until the appropriate time themselves as well as partici- help the department with prob- to save your spot,” he said. “If pants in the parade. We have lems that come up every year your property is impounded, asked those throwing candy during the Bountiful Handcart you can pick it up at the police and toys to get them as close Days Parade so that everyone station located at 805 South to the curb as practical to help can enjoy the festivities. Main. Your property will be alleviate this problem.” • Residents cannot reserve sitting by the southeast corner The parade is July 19 at areas or place chairs on the of the building.” 7 p.m. along Main Street in sidewalks, park strips or any • Please help by keeping Bountiful. “The Handcart public space before 7 a.m. on your children away from the Days Parade is a wonderful the day of the parade, Friday parade participants. Spectators community event that brings July 19. This is prohibited should not encroach into the enjoyment to thousands of by ordinance so police can travel lanes of the roadway to Davis County residents,” said impound the property to keep pick up candy and toys. Ross. “Help us keep it a safe the public right-of-way open. “Each year we have small and enjoyable experience for Ross said every year they children running up to floats all. Thank you.” respond to multiple complaints and parade entrants trying to and even arguments regarding collect these items,” said Ross.
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POSTMASTER: Send address changes to According to authori- p.m. The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. DAVIS CLIPPER NEwS Thursday, July 11, 2019 5 Opinion Administration R. Gail Stahle True equality and patriotism is an unfinished business Publisher [email protected] ext. 114 The opinions stated in this ignoring this kind black family. Solutions are derived not just article are solely those of the CYCLOPS Clark Stahle We’re better now.” from laws, but from changes in author and not of the Davis BRYAN General Manager Yes, we are. But racism is our hearts. But until we come Clipper. GRAY [email protected] Experienced journalist, still present, just better hid- nearer to our national quest for ext. 117 businessman living in Davis den. Black men are still more equality and racial understand- ne of the advantages of County likely to be shot during traffic ing, I cannot criticize those Lorie Matern aging is the first-hand stops than white men, and few who refuse to respect the Office Manager remembrance of his- [email protected] O previous decades of racism in national anthem or place their ext. 115 tory: What things were like employment and education has hand over their heart when the in previous times compared resulted in a wide income gap flag is raised. Advertising to how they are today. We’re between the races. A friend, a I show the traditional not talking of dry pages in Salt Lake City, my neighbor- black contractor in Oakland, respect for the flag and the Reed Stahle history texts. We lived it; we hood included one black family, California, is a soft-spoken, anthem because in my experi- Sales Manager can offer testimony. an older couple who often chat- college-educated man who ence the country has come a [email protected] In most cases, we have ted with my parents while they plays the cello – but because he long way. If I don’t have the ext. 133 seen advances, notably living wheeled me down the block in wears dreadlocks and has an same experience, who am I to Brad Roghaar conditions and medical my stroller. The man worked imposing build, he constantly judge? The authentic American Sales Representative techniques. In other cases, we for the railroad company; his worries about being pulled over ideal would be to respect their [email protected] have regressed as we become wife was a hotel maid forbidden by a policeman. opinion, even if I thought ext. 135 more politically aggressive and from using the main elevator or Some readers, or course, they were short-sighted. dining in the hotel coffee shop. Richard Stahle less thoughtful and considerate will scoff at these fears. One Questioning another person’s My father said they were very Sales Representative of other’s opinions. young woman at a Utah patriotism without understand- [email protected] The month of July high- nice people. university took the position ing their experience is far above ext. 137 lights our country’s patriotism. “So did they socialize with in a debate forum that blacks my pay grade. We don red, white, and blue the neighbors and come to actually had it easier in Southern writer William Editorial shirts, wave flags at parades, the neighborhood parties and America than whites. She was Faulkner once wrote that being watch hot dog eating contests, barbeques?” I asked. angered when the “politically uncomfortable around different Tom Haraldsen and tout our love of freedom. “Oh no,” he replied. “They Managing Editor correct” judges gave her a low races was like choosing to live Yes, we should be proud of our were never invited. You have score. “The liberal judges were in Alaska and being against [email protected] to understand it was a different ext. 126 country, but we should also biased,” she said. “No,” said her snow. Faulkner would be admit that we have not lived up time back then. No matter how debate coach. “They simply pleased by the advances we Becky Ginos to its highest ideals. friendly they were, there was knew you were ignorant.” have made in race relations, but Associate Editor Race relations is a good little mixing. It’s sad, but we I am not naïve enough to he would also advise us that [email protected] saw nothing wrong inviting a ext. 118 example. We have come a long believe we can eliminate racism true equality and patriotism is way, but….. wife-beating alcoholic to our by simply passing legislation. an unfinished business. Catherine Garrett Growing up as a child in neighborhood parties, while Sports Writer Josh McFadden Sports Writer Letter to the Editor
Layout/Design Anna Pro Thankful for my 12 years of service on council Creative Director [email protected] Dear Editor: the decision to pursue other Thank you to all of Thank you to the police ext. 125 As the election cycle service opportunities and the members of the many department and the fire Rebecca Jamieson begins again, I reflect on am withdrawing from the committees that run our department. You not only Classifieds/Legals the past 12 years that I have 2019 race for Bountiful City community. Your dedication [email protected] served as a member of the Council. is admirable. ext. 124 Bountiful City Council. These I want to thank everyone see kNight | 6 years have been some of the who has supported me. Circulation best in my life. Thank you to all the youth Quote of the week Service to God, country, I worked with on the BCYC. Cindi Scott [email protected] family and community are You make me proud. from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher ext. 119 very important to me. I have Thank you to all the city dedicated my life to these council members, past and “Repetition does not transform a lie on the cover: Crowds waited areas as I have served in the present. You always strive for in anticipation for the start of the military, cared for my family, the best for Bountiful. into a truth.” July 4th parade in Centerville, served my community and Thank you to the city a tradition generations have continue to serve my church. employees without whom the enjoyed. At this time, I have made city would cease to function. photo by roger V. tuttle – Franklin Roosevelt 6 Thursday, July 11, 2019 News DAVIS CLIPPER Going to seed The opinions stated in this LIFE AnD get agitated, short-tempered bejewels out of me. tree and a “friend” shrub article are solely those of the and grumpy each time he There’re also spiders who doesn’t seem to be author and not of the Davis laughter drags me outside to help. dropping down my shirt, doing much of anything. Clipper. He’ll make pleasant, ants crawling up my pants, My husband puts me to Peri relaxing conversation while bees buzzing around my shame. He looks forward to ummer is a gardener’s Kinder Author and public speaker we’re weeding and it’s all I eyeballs and millipedes tap mowing lawns. His idea of dream. There’s tilling and can do to not snip his pinky dancing across the back fun is shopping for garden- Sweeding and snipping finger off with gardening of my hand. Good grief, ing tools at Lowe’s. He tracks and getting your hands dirty shears. Mother Nature, get a grip! the effectiveness/frequency in God’s green earth. Hubbie: It’s so wonderful It wouldn’t be so bad of our sprinklers. He’s Here are things that give to work outside. if everything would just excited to buy fertilizer. me hives: tilling, weeding, Me: Yep. COOPERATE. If I could pull My idea of yard work is snipping, getting my hands tame the flower beds. There Hubbie: Doesn’t it feel weeds once and be done, pulling my pants up to my dirty. were even tears in his eyes as like heaven? that would be great. If every armpits, sitting on the porch For someone who LOVES he watched our little grand- Me: Nope. flower grew back every sum- with a cold drink and a meditation, you’d think daughter blow dandelion Hubbie: Why are you so mer, I’d be so happy. Just, novel, and yelling at teenage gardening would be a slam seeds all over the backyard. crabby? nature is so unreliable! hoodlums to get off my lawn. dunk, and every year I TRY He was so touched. Me: *sharpening my We have a tree that goes I really do appreciate all REALLY HARD to fall in love This man who’s so garden shovel* into shock each summer and his hard work. I’m truly glad with planting flowers and impatient he can’t drive to I’ll chip away for 30 sends shooters sprouting he finds gardening therapeu- communing with the weeds Harmons without yelling at a minutes with my pick axe up all over the lawn. It’s so tic. I really hope he never growing in the driveway dozen drivers is suddenly in to plant a petunia, or use sneaky. How can you trust expects me to prune the rose cracks. But I can’t do it. the flower bed, calmly pulling some C-4 to blast a spot for something that tries to clone bush. I’m grateful he does My husband is enthralled one small weed at a time. He geraniums. I break three itself every time you turn the tilling and weeding and with all things horticulturey. spends HOURS grooming fingernails, bruise my knees, around? We contacted a tree snipping and getting his As soon as grass is visible our gnarled landscaping. tangle my headphones in the therapist since our aspen hands dirty in God’s green under the melting snow, Whereas, I, can sit in silence barberry bush, make up new obviously had some unad- earth. I’d help, but I have he’s counting the days until for a long time (just ask him), swear words and jump 27 dressed PTSD. We were told hives. he can get out in the yard but yard work pisses me off. I times as earthworms wriggle to plant a friend for our tree. to shape the shrubbery and out of the dirt, scaring the Now we have a freaked-out kNight to be incredibly capable. Millie Bahr—She looking to the future. guide Bountiful into the your support and Continued from page 4 Her knowledge on both has the experience and My heart will always future. confidence. the state and the local knowledge that will be with Bountiful. I I look forward to all level is vast. 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Families from throughout Davis County enjoyed the 4th of July parades in Centerville and Layton. At left, Will Duris covered the ears of daughter Clair, 3. Clockwise from top, parents tagged along with their children, floats and marching bands entertained, a bagpipe player displayed Old Glory while performing, and a creative candy gatherer offered those tossing candy to take their best shots! Good old fashioned hometown celebrations are the best!
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phOtOS BY ROGER V. tUttLE AnD AnnA pRO 8 Thursday, July 11, 2019 News DAVIS CLIPPER When should officers activate their body cameras? by Becky GINOS [email protected] Woods Cross body camera policy WOODS CROSS—There has been ACTIVATION OF THE PORTABLE RECORDER require recording. a lot of discussion about use of police This policy is not intended to describe every possible • Any use of force body cameras. In the wake of the recent situation in which the portable recorder should be used, • Dispatched calls for service incident involving a Woods Cross police although there are many situations where its use is appro- • Execution of a warrant officer, there has been some concern priate. Members should activate the recorder any time the Members should remain sensitive to the dignity of all over why he didn’t activate his camera member believes it would be appropriate or valuable to individuals being recorded and exercise sound discretion when he stopped a 10-year-old boy record an incident. to respect privacy by discontinuing recording whenever it during a pursuit of a shooting suspect The portable recorder shall be activated in any of the reasonably appears to the member that such privacy may last month. following situations (Utah Code 77-7a-103; Utah Code outweigh any legitimate law enforcement interest in record- “The camera should be activated as 77-7a-104): ing. Requests by members of the public to stop recording soon as reasonably possible,” said Orem • All enforcement and investigative contacts including should be considered using the same criterion. Recording Police Chief and President of the Utah stops and field interview situations. should resume when privacy is no longer at issue unless the Chiefs of Police Association Gary Giles. • Traffic stops including, but not limited to, traffic circumstances no longer fit the criteria for recording. “Yes, he should have activated it, but violations, stranded motorist assistance and all crime At no time is a member expected to jeopardize his/her at the same time you have to consider interdiction stops. safety in order to activate a portable recorder or change whether he didn’t turn it on purpose- • Self-initiated activity in which a member would the recording media (Utah Code 77-7a-102). However, the fully or got caught up in the moment normally notify Dispatch. recorder should be activated in situations described above and may have forgotten. But by state • Any other contact that becomes adversarial after as soon as reasonably practicable (Utah Code 77-7a-104). law it should be turned on during any the initial contact in a situation that would not otherwise encounter,” like that. Giles said each agency should have their own policy but it must be consis- officer, leading the officer to draw his he said, “rather than if it’s a first time ent brands. How do they function?” tent with the state laws. gun and point it in the direction of the offense. Has the officer been warned in Giles said officers are in high stress “All my uniformed officers are issued male in the low-ready position, down the past? Is there an underlying reason situations all the time. “It’s hard to body cameras,” he said. “Not to the toward his lower body. When the officer for not activating it? You also have to answer why he didn’t activate his camera detectives because they are expensive, yelled for the male to stop and get on the look at the camera. How easy is it to without knowing the history. It’s a high but all the uniformed officers have ground, the male complied.” activate or deactivate? There are differ- profile situation.” them.” When the officer approached the The June male he determined 6 incident has “The code doesn’t he was not the sparked contro- fleeing suspect so he versy and a lawsuit require that an holstered his gun. after a Woods officer jeopardize As he did, a woman, Cross officer, stating the male was who joined other others or himself her son came out officers in pursuit of the house, the of a suspect in to activate the statement said. The a shooting in camera.” officer apologized Centerville, and explained he was looking for two pointed a gun at — Gary Giles a 10-year-old boy armed and danger- who was visiting ous suspects and told relatives in West her to go inside the Bountiful. house and lock the doors. According to a statement from the Since that time, the boy’s mother has attorney representing Woods Cross filed suit against the city and the police City, after leading police on a chase, department, alleging the action was the suspects allegedly abandoned racially motivated. their car and fled on foot through a “The code doesn’t require that an church parking lot at 311 N. 800 West officer jeopardize others or himself to in West Bountiful. The Woods Cross activate the camera,” said Giles. “You officer said he saw a young black male can’t just all of a sudden say ‘time out’ running toward the street in a driveway while you turn it on.” connected to a field adjacent to the Most agencies make their body area where the suspect had last been camera policy available to the public on seen. When he saw the officer, the male their websites when possible, he said. turned and ran toward the house. “The In determining what action if any officer quickly exited his car to begin should be taken when a body camera is what he thought was going to be a foot not activated, Giles said it depends on pursuit and, in so doing, neglected to the situation. activate his body camera. At this point, “It’s a more serious problem if an the male began running toward the officer has a history of not activating it,” DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday July 11, 2019 9 Proposed tax increase for new Layton fire station by Becky GINOS This would finish the FireFighters and emergency personnel practice [email protected] last little bit for initial drills at the Layton city Fire Department training Facility. expenses such as adding The proposed fire station would be the fourth for the city. LAYTON—No personnel and ongoing one ever likes to see operation costs.” a tax increase, but as The new fire station emergency call volume. the population grows, will be built on city “Since Layton City so does the need for owned land near the adopted the tax rate services. In a recent intersection of Valley set by Davis County meeting, the Layton View and Eastside and the Utah State City Council proposed Drive. As Layton’s Tax Commission in a 25 percent increase in fourth fire station, it 1987, the city has not property taxes to fund will serve east area raised taxes despite construction of a new residents. the doubling of the fire station. “When we consid- population since that “The city has a ered the level of service time,” said Layton City savings fund where we provide and the Manager Alex Jensen. they put money aside level expected by the This increase would to build the station,” citizenry, the response cost $60.70 per year on Layton City Public times to this area were an average home valued Information Officer significantly below what at $310,000. Steve Garside said. “But the goal was,” Garside “The biggest courtesy they decided there was said. misunderstanding out some urgency to move Layton’s last fire sta- there is it’s 25 percent of ahead instead of waiting tion was built in 1998. the entire property tax for that to reach the Since that time the city’s amount instead of just amount needed. We’ve population has grown the city portion,” said estimated construction by 21,000 people, with Garside. “Also, as the costs to be about $3.7 an increase of approxi- property tax goes up the million and we have mately 189 percent in $2.5 million set aside. the Fire Department’s see iNcrease | 12
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Now at some classes or do sports, etc. but we to be an executive in a company but I 19, she’s just about to graduate from interfaced (with other students) every also want to become a teacher.” college with her bachelor’s degree. three days or so.” As a board member, Nelson wants Who is this whiz kid? Because she volunteered through- to make a positive change in the “I represent Utah Connections out high school, the online approach school. “The first thing on my agenda Academy (UCA),” said Nelson. “I allowed her to work her schedule as a newly elected board member is was also their first Sterling Scholar in around that. “It’s (school) always to implement the participation in the English.” accessible to complete work. From 9 Sterling Scholar program on a yearly About two months ago, Nelson was years old to graduation I volunteered basis,” she said. “I was the school’s elected to the online school’s board, the whole time. It gave me an outlet.” first Sterling Scholar in English and I a first for someone so young. “Since The education she received was the last one which was in the year the school is internationally acclaimed through UCA prepared her for col- 2016.” everyone has a board,” she said. “I’m lege, she said. “You have to do a lot of Her term ends in 2020 but she the first to be a former graduate and writing with online and the computer plans to continue on the board until training was really vital. I could work she gets her master’s. When she’s not I’m the youngest in the company so courtesy I’m breaking new ground.” at my own pace so being able to read a studying or volunteering, Nelson likes Nelson attended traditional school ton of the lesson then go back helped Elisa NElsoN graduatEd with honors to travel, go to the shooting range and until fifth grade when she started me to retain more information to from online school utah connections model. getting bored in class and didn’t prepare for college.” Academy at 15. she is currently pursuing a “I’m kind of an art oriented feel she was being challenged. “The Nelson is completing her bachelor’s degree and expects to finish at 19. person,” she said. “I’m going to learn district suggested to my mother that bachelor’s through an online school to fly soon and I like to cook. I just we try online,” she said. “They told us now too. “The primary focus with is more affordable than brick and want to learn whatever I can to make they cater to students who are either the online school is education,” said mortar. I don’t even have to pay for my brain expand.” falling behind or are advanced. I was Nelson. “I’m very familiar with Excel books.” able to graduate early because I could and PowerPoint. Online college She’s studying political science and DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, July 11, 2019 11 Kick up your heels at pioneer dance SALT LAKE CITY—Bring the celebration 171 years later. whole family and celebrate like old- “I have always wanted to host a time pioneers at a Pioneer Fair and dance under a bowery to commemo- Bowery Dance Friday, July 19 at the rate the Latter-day Saint pioneers Church History Museum. and their first bowery dance in the Enjoy the folk music of Cory and valley,” said musician Cory Webster in Jill Webster and their Haywire Ranch a release. His band and some expert String Band along with talented callers will get the crowd going to tradesmen and women who will party like pioneers or simply listen to demonstrate their skills in the old the band’s unique rendition of Utah pioneer arts and crafts. and Latter-day Saint folk songs. The free event is all part of the Craftsmen will demonstrate museum’s Evenings at the Museum blacksmithing techniques; quilt series. Festivities are ongoing through- making, leather working, carpentry, out the evening from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. tinsmithing, lacemaking and more. More than a year after the Latter- Logan resident Sam Weston will be on day Saint pioneers arrived in Utah, hand with his homemade coin press the first notable public celebration demonstrating how pioneers made in the Salt Lake Valley was held Aug. coins from Sutter’s Mill gold returning 10, 1848. Several hundred people Mormon Battalion soldiers brought to gathered under a bowery in Salt Utah. Lake City’s original fort (located at The Church History Museum is present-day Pioneer Park) for a feast located directly west of Temple Square in gratitude of a prospective good at 45 North West Temple Street in Salt harvest. A bugle sounded at 2 p.m. Lake City. Museum hours are from and the dancing started. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays and 10 The Pioneer Fair and Bowery a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturdays. Dance was inspired by the 1848 [email protected]
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801-298-0640 • 915 So. Main Street • Bountiful • rowewalton.com 12 Thursday, July 11, 2019 News DAVIS CLIPPER iNcrease drastically improve our Continued from page 9 initial attack capability to help contain wildfires and prevent them from city’s portion does not. becoming catastrophic We’ve received some events. Fire station 4 concerned comments will fill a critical gap but I invite residents to in emergency response look at their tax notices coverage in Layton City. over the years. Then Our goal is to have fire they can see where we’re stations strategically coming from.” located to provide Garside said the city timely emergency medi- has been very forward cal and fire response.” thinking. “We acquired The city plans to the land long ago and host a public open we don’t have to buy house July 31 so new equipment which residents can see the is a significant savings. plans for the station and We try to be as fiscally ask questions. It will be conservative as we can from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. be. I hope the residents at Primary Fire Station see that. An additional 51, 530 N. 2200 West. station anywhere A public hearing on the increases the service budget will be held Aug. everywhere.” 8 in the City Council “One tremendous chambers at 7 p.m. benefit of Fire Station Final approval of 4’s location is the the budget is scheduled proximity to the for Aug. 15. For more wildland-urban inter- information about the face area,” said Layton 2019-2020 budget or City Fire Chief Kevin the new fire station, Ward in a statement. visit laytoncity.org/ “This station will Station4. Kid’s Dentistry with a Woman’s Touch™ New Patients Welcome Infants to Young Adults
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THE OGDEN NATURE CENTER has a number of events each month for people of all ages and interests involving nature.
Photo courtesy of oGDeN NAture ceNter All The Ogden Nature Center presents THE From Wild Wednesdays to ages welcome WAIFS in an Outdoor Summer Concert July at the MeetOgden Sampson the Red-tailed HawkNature and Jay Center July 31, at 7 pm, gates open at 6 pm the Harris Hawk while discovering what makes Saturday fun activities Outdoors and at the Ogden Nature Center, this a buteo a buteo. Observe firsthand how buteos event combines an unrivaled outdoor setting with The Ogden Nature Center is located at 966 W. differ from all other raptors. Please meet in the talented folk rock musicians! Held in the glen 12th Street in Ogden, Utah. Visitor Center. More details can be found online at www. behind the Ogden Nature Center’s rustic Visitor ogdennaturecenter.org
THE OGDEN NATURE CENTER has a number of events each month for people of all ages and interests involving nature.
Photo courtesy of oGDeN NAture ceNter All The Ogden Nature Center presents THE From Wild Wednesdays to ages welcome WAIFS in an Outdoor Summer Concert July at the MeetOgden Sampson the Red-tailed HawkNature and Jay Center July 31, at 7 pm, gates open at 6 pm the Harris Hawk while discovering what makes Saturday fun activities Outdoors and at the Ogden Nature Center, this a buteo a buteo. Observe firsthand how buteos event combines an unrivaled outdoor setting with The Ogden Nature Center is located at 966 W. differ from all other raptors. Please meet in the talented folk rock musicians! Held in the glen 12th Street in Ogden, Utah. Visitor Center. More details can be found online at www. behind the Ogden Nature Center’s rustic Visitor ogdennaturecenter.org
July 19-20: Handcart Days: Family fun, ed during the concerts. ent, and original songs. 7 to 8 p.m., Events games, rides, food, Mountain Man exhibit, • Pizzicato Strings & Company, a youth Kenley Ampitheater, 403 N Wasatch July 12: Free Friday Film Series, “The pioneer games, Bountiful City Park, 400 violin group from the Ogden area featuring Drive, Layton, free. Greatest Showman,” 7:30 p.m., Kenley North 200 West. Friday, noon to 9:30 p.m. instrumentalists ranging in age from 5-18, • WSU hosts the 41st annual Lindquist Saturday, July 20, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. will present music from many cultures. This Family Symphony Pops and Fireworks, 9 Amphitheater, 403 North Wasatch Drive, free event will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Layton. p.m., Ada Lindquist Plaza and pond area, Music Brigham Young Park. free, weber.edu/WSUToday/0361719_ July 13: Fielding Garr Ranch Tours: July 13: Temple Square Concert Series. PopsConcert.html, 801-626-6468. July 11: Oleta Adams, 8 to 10 p.m., “Home on the Range” Antelope Island was BYU–Idaho Collegiate Singers “You Are Not July 19: Handcart Days Concert at used for 133 years as ranch land. Walk Kenley Amphitheater, 403 N. Wasatch Drive, Alone.” The choir’s signature blend of artistic Layton. This Grammy nominated singer has Bountiful City Park, 400 North 200 West, the grounds with the Fielding Garr Ranch singing, humor, and spirit takes audiences 8 p.m. staff at 11 a.m. to learn how ranchers over one of the most soulful voices in music his- on a joyful, non-stop journey of song and the years used the resources of Antelope tory. Known for her smash hit “Get Here,” story to uplift, inspire and entertain listeners Oleta Adams is one of gospel’s most suc- of all ages. The event will begin at 7:30 p.m. Stage Island to sustain themselves. For more cessful musicians. Grab your tickets to see information, e-mail [email protected] in the Assembly Hall. June 12-July 13: My Fair Lady will be her live onstage at The Kenley Amphitheater. July 14: July 19: Handcart Days Parade, Bountiful Davisarts.org, 801-546-8575. Don’t miss two talented singer- performed at Centerpoint Theatre, Barlow songwriters performing at The Kenley Main Street, 6 p.m., Concert at Bountfiul July 12: Roy Rivers (tribute to John Main Stage, 525 N. 400 West, Centerville, City Park, 8 p.m. Fireworks, 10 p.m., Denver), will perform at 7 p.m., Bountiful for the first time! Charlie Jensen and 801-298-1302. For tickets and more Mueller Park Junior High, 955 E. 1800 City Park, 400 North 200 West. Donations Whitney Lusk will each take the stage information, visit centerpointtheatre.org. South. www.handcartdays.org for the Bountiful Food Pantry will be accept- with their strong vocals, incredible tal- Can a ragweed really turn into a rose? Scores & recaps from local events and competitions Sports thursday, july 11, 2019 Farmington High’s Diamond In The Rough by Catherine Garrett Clipper sportswriter
FARMINGTON--When Farmington High softball player Delaney Baker was seven years old, she told her parents that she wanted to play the sport in the Olympics. Jonathan and Shelly Baker told her that was a “fabulous goal” and encouraged her to simply “go for it.” Follow these cycling “Never once have we had to push her,” Shelly Baker said. “We’ve been her catcher, we’ve chased balls for her and everything, but she has always been the one pushing safety tips to protect to do it.” The only child of the Bakers of Farmington just finished yourself while biking her freshman year on the Phoenix softball team as a First- Team All-State pitcher recording 120 strikeouts and a 3.48 • Wear a helmet. A helmet can’t be 100 ERA. At the plate, she batted .357 with 8 homeruns and percent guaranteed to save your life, but it’s 26 RBIs while leading Farmington in their first year to a always going to give you better odds than fourth-place finish at the 5A state tournament. going bare-headed. “We were new, young and had nothing to lose,” Shelly • Be seen. Dress like a fluorescent Baker said. “There were no expectations for the girls and peacock—wear bright colors and reflective they completely clothing, especially in the early morning, late exceeded what at night, or on cloudy days. “We were new, anyone thought • Protect yourself from the sun. Wear they might do.” sunscreen, especially on the back of your neck. young and had She has already Wear long sleeves with breathable fabric. Wear verbally committed sunglasses. nothing to lose.” her 6-foot-2 frame to BYU • Know the weather forecast. Wear water- — Shelly baker and has been playing with proof gear as needed. You might even carry a the prestigious California small backpack to hold lightweight extra layers Cruisers team as the young- and other essentials for every ride. est player on a squad of several other Division-I bound teammates, • Install rearview mirrors on your handle- including West High’s Hunter Ava, who was named Utah’s Ms. Softball bars or helmet. You should still learn to look this past season. over your shoulder without swerving, but “We have built a good relationship with BYU coach Gordon Eakin mirrors will help you see what’s behind you at and have some of his athletes on our team,” said Cruisers assistant coach all times. Jay Sievers. “So we got a call from Gordon about this ninth grade pitcher • Be alert. Never ride with headphones or who is 6’2” that he would like to have develop under us. Obviously, this an earpiece. You need to hear everything you was very intriguing and as she’s been with us, we just sit back and shake possibly can. our heads realizing that she’s gonna be freakin’ special.” • Ride with a buddy. Two cyclists will be Even before Delaney picked up a softball, her more visible than one. Plus, if something kindergarten P.E. teacher took Shelly Baker aside happens to you, your buddy may be able to Farmington’s facilitate the emergency response process (and after the presidential fitness testing and asked, “Do Delaney Baker you realize her athletic ability?” is vice versa). Once she began playing softball on a small club the youngest player on • Carry a patch kit at all times. Learning team in Wyoming, the comments towards the Bakers the prestigious U-18 to patch up your own flat tire can prevent you about their daughter’s talent – this time from coaches California Cruisers team from being stranded in an unsafe or remote – continued. “They kept telling us that Delaney is that is aimed at preparing location. unique and she is going to go places,” Shelly Baker players for Division I • Carry a cell phone and ID. If you don’t said. “And this was in third and fourth grade.” programs. Delaney have a patch kit and need a ride, your cell Delaney has also been playing volleyball and committed to BYU as an phone will come in handy. If something basketball alongside softball as her family then eighth grader. bad happens to you, your ID will help
see baker| 19 COURTESY PHOTO see Safety| 19 DAVIS CLIPPER sports Thursday, July 11, 2019 19 baker Although some weight have really helped me stay we’ve told her that it’s not safety Continued from page 18 was taken off of Delaney’s focused on each play and about how old she is, it’s how Continued from page 18 shoulders with making a each pitch,” she said. “They she plays.” decision early on for school- notice the little things and Sievers noted that relocated to Utah, but her ing, she also said she has coach me through them.” Delaney recently faced a emergency responders know who you heart is on the diamond. felt more pressure as well to The experience with top-five program from are and how to help you. “Softball is my love,” “keep improving and live up the Cruisers is a family Illinois and completely “shut • Bring a few dollars cash. If you Delaney said. “I love playing to their expectations of me.” affair with Delaney’s father them down.” “She isn’t just find yourself without a patch kit or team sports and yet, with With the commitment Jonathan Baker flying with adjusting to this level of phone, cash is a great last resort for softball as a pitcher, it adds to BYU, the Bakers learned her to California over the play, she’s holding her own,” catching a cab or a bus home. individuality within the that they would need to weekends through some of Sievers said. “The girl has • Bring drinking water for longer team. I like having the ball in play year-round softball in the school year to attend been lights out all summer rides. This is especially important if my hands and the pressure California. “We already had practices and tournaments and is making a name for you’re mountain biking. that goes with that and known that we needed to and now Delaney’s mother herself here.” • Dump the old hand signals—use trying to be a leader for my do this, but when we got the Shelly driving her down Delaney credits her ones that drivers understand. Signal t e am .” call from the Cruisers, it was each weekend throughout coaches for the impact they a left turn or lane change by holding During middle school, a little overwhelming while the summer. The team is have had on her, particularly your left arm out to the left side of Delaney started to feel that very exciting,” Shelly Baker currently gearing up for Kevin Jensen who is her your body; signal a right turn by she could go further with said. the Premier Girls Fastpitch pitching coach. “He is the holding your right arm out to the right softball so she attended a Initially, with the Orange National Championships most charismatic person side of your body. BYU softball camp before County-based Cruisers team that are scheduled for I know and has taught me • Ride with traffic, never against her eighth grade year and – who are among the top July 19 through August not just the game of softball, it. Riding against traffic makes it the coaches took notice. five programs in the country 4 in Huntington Beach, but also how to become a virtually impossible to make a right “They gave me some point- – Delaney said she also felt California. better person every day.” She turn. More importantly, bicyclists ers to work on and three overwhelmed with the talent “We’re really excited to also noted the contributions are 3.6 times as likely to get in an months later – at another around her, particularly as see how we do,” Delaney of Sievers and his dad Mel accident when riding on the left side BYU camp – they saw that the youngest member of the said. Sievers – the Cruisers’ of the road (and that likelihood more I had fixed what they talked squad. “You see where you “The competition we coaches – “for teaching me than doubles for cyclists age 17 and with me about,” Delaney have to get to, for sure,” she play at is the highest of the more in just a few short younger) because drivers entering the said. “I love the coaches and said. But, the sophomore- highest,” Sievers said. “For months than I could ever road from a driveway rarely look right I knew they believed in me to-be said she has grown Delaney to be just a fresh- possibly imagine.” for oncoming traffic. and what I could do so I mentally and learned to man and playing with these • Keep at least one hand, preferably verbally committed a year hit her spots better from girls is unbelievable. She flat both, on the handlebars. This will help and a half ago.” the mound. “The coaches out competes for her age and you keep better balance. 20 Thursday, July 11, 2019 Tv DAVIS CLIPPER Television Guide DAVIS CLIPPER tv Thursday, July 11, 2019 21
Then it recently announced as had been printed in the Hopefully there won't course, has gotten fans' that Netflix had ordered a newspaper's TV guide. I like be any more last-minute hopes up that there will be fifth season, albeit the final "God Friended Me," but it scheduling changes so that another "Friends." This also one for the show. So, taking was like having your heart set the newspaper guides will be was bolstered by Aniston's that good news with the bad, on a hot fudge sundae with up-to-date, but the new fall statement that the trio, plus you will see more "Lucifer" whipped cream and a cherry season will be here before you Matthew Perry, Matt LeBlanc again, but it probably won't on top but instead being know it. and David Schwimmer, all air until next summer, as handed a slice of Key lime pie. I see that the female would be up for filming I just recently binged scripts are still being written. Will "Magnum P.I." be coming Q:members of the together again. all new episodes As for "Designated back to CBS? -– J.M. sitcom "Friends" are still Right now, however, you of "Lucifer"Q: on Netflix, and Survivor," a political drama The reboot of friends in real life. Do you can catch Aniston in the I'm wondering if there will starring Kiefer Sutherland, A:"Magnum P.I." think they'll ever reunite upcoming Apple TV-Plus be another season. I also just a new (fourth) season hasn't starring Jay Hernandez has onscreen to bring the show series "The Morning watched all the "Designated been announced yet, although been given the green light for back or even do a "Friends" Show," with co-star Reese Survivor" episodes, again on most media outlets are betting a second season, and so has movie? -- P.M. Witherspoon, or Kudrow's Netflix. Will there be new there will be one. However, "God Friended Me," which Lisa Kudrow, voice in the animated series episodes of that show as well? again, you probably won't stars Brandon Micheal Hall. A:Jennifer Aniston and on Facebook Watch titled -- B.F. see a new season until next The new season of "Magnum" Courtney Cox are indeed very "Human Discoveries" later When Netflix summer. is set to air Fridays at 9 p.m. close in real life. They recently this year. Send me your ques- A:acquired "Lucifer" I was so disap- ET beginning with its Sept. took a vacation together tions at NewCelebrityExtra@ after it was canceled by FOX, Q:pointed when CBS 27 premiere, while "God" and have been posting gmail.com! fans were thrilled and quickly showed "God Friended Me" will premiere Sept. 29 and air group photos of themselves (c) 2019 King Features streamed all 10 episodes. instead of "Magnum P.I.," Sundays at 8 p.m. ET. on social media. This, of Synd., Inc. 22 Thursday, July 11, 2019 News DAVIS CLIPPER Layton native serving on warship half a world away by Lt. Jake Joy “The Navy is a world that is taking flooding. I didn’t expect with that. I know how to Navy Office of Community forward-deployed to on new importance to know how to deal respond to a fire.” Outreach provide security and in America’s focus on strengthen relationships rebuilding military YOKOSUKA, Japan in a free and open readiness, strengthening – Petty Officer 3rd Class Indo-Pacific. It’s not just alliances and reforming People Charleston Bell, a native the ships and aircraft business practices in of Layton, knew she that have shown up to support of the National wanted to see the world prevent conflict and Defense Strategy. Missionary and needed to find a promote peace,” said A key element of the way to earn money for Vice Adm. Phil Sawyer, Navy the nation needs Elder Grayson Tebbs school. She chose to do commander, U.S. 7th is tied to the fact that Elder Grayson both by enlisting in the Fleet. “It is, and will con- America is a maritime Tebbs, son of John and U.S. Navy. tinue to be our people nation, and that the Alicia Tebbs, has returned Now, three years who define the role our nation’s prosperity is home after serving in the later and half a world Navy plays around the tied to the ability to PHOTO By SENiOr CHiEf MASS COMMuNiCA- Brazil Campinas Mission. away at Fleet Activities TiON SPECiALiST GAry WArd world. People who’ve operate freely on the He will speak July 14 at 10:30 a.m. in the North Yokosuka, Bell serves pETTY OFFICER 3RD made a choice, and have world’s oceans. More aboard the Arleigh the will and strength than 70 percent of the Canyon 6th Ward, 965 CLASS Charleston Bell of Burke-class guided- of character to make a Earth’s surface is covered Oakwood, Bountiful. Layton. missile destroyer USS difference.” by water; 80 percent of McCampbell, patrolling Destroyers are the world’s population one of the world’s busi- square kilometers, warships that provide lives close to a coast; and est maritime regions as stretching from the multi-mission offensive 90 percent of all global part of the leading-edge International Date Line and defensive capa- trade by volume travels of U.S. 7th Fleet. to the India/Pakistan bilities. They are 510 feet by sea. “It’s a lot of work, border; and from the long and armed with There are many but you get really close Kuril Islands in the tomahawk land-attack ways for sailors to earn 90th Birthday to everyone on the ship North to the Antarctic cruise missiles, Standard distinction in their because you're stuck in the South. U.S. 7th Missile-3 and newer command, community, Lynne Jansen together,” she said. Fleet's area of opera- variants of the SM and career. Bell said Bell, a 2015 graduate tions encompasses 36 missile family, advanced she’s proud of how Look who’s turning of Layton High School, maritime countries gun systems and much schooling she’s 90! We are celebrating the 90th birthday of is a fire controlman and 50 percent of the close-in gun systems. succesfully completed. Lynne Jansen of Kaysville. aboard the Yokosuka, world’s population with Destroyers are deployed She said that between We would love you to Japan-based ship, one between 50-70 U.S. ships globally and can operate her electronics school, join us for a celebration of several in its class and submarines, 140 independently or as part her fire controlman open house in her honor forward-deployed to the aircraft, and approxi- of carrier strike groups, school, and a course Saturday, July 20, 2019 region. mately 20,000 sailors. surface action groups, on becoming a radar from 6 to 8 p.m. at 848 “I make sure the “You’re out to sea or amphibious readiness technician, the Navy has North 50 East, Kaysville. radar works and I a lot more here,” Bell groups. already spent two years Light refreshments will be served. No gifts please. operate it,” Bell said. said. “You go on shorter Their presence just educating her. “It's cool. We’re the underways, but you go helps the Navy control “It got me a lot of fleet’s number one air out more frequently, and the sea. Sea control is college credits,” she said. search radar ship. We're you're so close to all the the precondition for “There’s a lot to learn. I the first line of defense things you hear about everything else the Navy know how to deal with and we're going to see a on the news. You’re does. It cannot project missile first if someone part of the first line of power, secure the com- starts shooting at us.” defense. You have to mons, deter aggression, Bell credits her have a higher state of or assure allies without success in the Navy to readiness on these ships the ability to control the some of the lessons she’s and you have to be fast.” seas when and where learned while serving. With more than 50 desired. “You need to be a percent of the world’s McCampbell has hard worker and you shipping tonnage and anti-aircraft capability need to have a sense a third of the world’s armed with long range of humor,” she said. crude oil passing missiles intended for “There’s too much through the region, air defense to counter • Joyful Companionship • Light Housekeeping • Errands & Shopping legitimately serious stuff the United States has the threat to friendly • Medication Reminders • Respite Care • Dementia/Memory Care going on while under- historic and enduring forces posed by manned way. If you don’t have interests in this part of aircraft, anti-ship, cruise • Hygiene Assistance • Mobility Assistance • End of Life Care something to joke about, the world. The Navys and tactical ballistic it gets a little heavy.” presence in Yokosuka missiles. U.S. 7th Fleet spans is part of that long- Serving in the Navy more than 124 million standing commitment. means Bell is part of 801-820-5874 • Now Hiring Caregivers DAVIS CLIPPER news Thursday, July 11, 2019 23 Obituaries Join the Mark Allan Larson Vern Behling Gren Conversation July 5, 2019 Nov. 25, 1935 – July 5, Our beloved husband 2019 and father, Mark Allan Vern Behling Gren, age 83, Larson, passed away on passed away Friday, July 5, 2019 Like July 5, 2019. He was at his home in Bountiful, after a Us On born in Phoenix, AZ, the eldest son of Douglas and vigorous battle against Non- Susan Larson, and Nadine Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Larson. He is survived Vern was born Nov. 25, 1935 facebook.com/davisclipper by his loving wife and in Salt Lake City, to Vern Victor daughters, grandchildren, Gren and Martha Behling Gren. parents, three brothers, and He married Gay Wood on Aug. 21, countless friends. 1959 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Mark was a very active Vern was a kind, gentle soul who member of his community, will be greatly missed by all who serving in the Community Emergency Response Team and knew him. EmPac team for West Bountiful, but was also there for anyone He moved with his family to Bountiful where he spent his who called. His service, love, and easy going nature was felt by childhood working in the family garden and attending the local everyone who ever met him. Mark was an amazing man who schools. He graduated from Davis High School and then served knew how to relate to everyone he met, from his love of all in the Eastern States Mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of things weaponry to his always being front and center to fire his Latter-day Saints—spending most of his time in Kentucky and homemade cannon for community parades and events. Anyone Tennessee. Dad was an avid storyteller, and he would rejoice in who ever met Mark can tell a story how he touched and enriched telling anyone who would listen about growing up in Bountiful their lives, and most likely received a pocket knife. and serving people during his mission. In 1986 Mark was married to Cynthia Marie Adams in Vern was a lifelong member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Bountiful, and the two were later sealed in the Salt Lake Temple in Latter-day Saints and held many callings throughout his lifetime. 1989. Together they have three daughters, Jessica, Kristina, and He held various jobs, but his favorite — and honestly our Michelle. He fiercely loved his girls and will be sorely missed and favorite--was driving a school bus for the Davis School District. He always remembered. loved making sure that every child who stepped on his bus knew A viewing will be held Friday, July 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. at that he cared and was looking out for them. Dad had the amazing Russon Mortuary, 295 N. Main, Bountiful. Funeral services will be ability to recognize people who had ridden his bus at the age held at 11 a.m. at the LDS Church building at 1750 N. 900 West, of five and were now adults. We rarely went anywhere that Dad West Bountiful, with a viewing from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. at the didn’t recognize someone that he knew. church, prior to the service. Services are open to all of his friends. Vern was an avid bird-watcher and spent his retirement visiting He will be interred at Wasatch Lawn Cemetery in Salt Lake City. the local birding spots. He also loved to walk and would spend Online guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com his time gathering the errant golf balls along Bountiful Boulevard. It was not unusual for him to collect dozens of golf balls and Carl J. nelson donate them to the high school golf teams every year. Vern is survived by his wife, Gay; children: David, Cheryl, Kevin, 1931-2019 Terry and Jennifer; and two grandchildren: Ryan and Haley. He Carl J. Nelson, our loving is also survived by brothers Jack Gren and Gary Gren. He was husband, father, brother, and preceded in death by his parents, his brother Wayne Gren, his friend, passed away on July 5, sister Verleen Larson, and his granddaughter Wendy Luker. 2019. Carl was born in Tremonton, The family would like to on April 27, 1931 to Edgar and express their gratitude to the Janet Nelson. He was raised in caring medical professionals FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS Howell, Utah and was taught who took care of Vern during by his parents to work hard, to the past one and one-half value education, and to love the years—especially Becky, Alexis, BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT gospel of Jesus Christ. He lost his and Russ with hospice who father at the tender age of 14 and made it possible for us to keep assumed a tremendous amount Dad at home. Serving Davis County of responsibility in helping his Funeral services will be held mother and siblings. He attended 11 a.m., Friday, July 12, 2019 at for over years Utah State University where he was a member of the ROTC and the Bountiful Tabernacle, 51 S. Five generations in the monument business with unmatched served as an officer in the Army for two years. Carl married his Main. Friends may visit family sweetheart of 65 years, Marlene King, in 1954. They raised their Thursday, July 11 from 6 to 8 craftsmanship, quality and service. family in Bountiful, where Carl loved to ride his horses, spend p.m. at Lindquist’s Bountiful time with his family, cheer on his son at sporting events, and keep Mortuary. 727 North 400 East THE BOTTS a beautiful yard (something he learned from his mother). Carl and Friday from 9:45 to 10:45 worked as the business manager for KSL Radio and Television, a.m. at the Church prior to and in his free time, could be found on the golf course. Not being services. Interment Bountiful a fan of the snow and cold, Carl and Marlene moved to St. George City Cemetery. in 1991 where they lived until 2018, when they moved back Condolences may be shared to West Bountiful. Carl lived his life with strength, honor, and at www.lindquistmortuary.com. integrity. He was proud of his family and enjoyed reminiscing about his childhood and the many memories of his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Carl loved his Savior and the Gospel of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He served in many callings throughout his life, including Bishop and an ordinance Buy direct from us and avoid paying sales commission to a mortuary or salesman. worker in St. George Temple. Carl and Marlene served together in Obituary the Ohio Columbus mission. He is survived by his wife and his children, Laurie (Don), Lynn deadline 2010 South Main •Bountiful (Kelly), and Mike (Lauri); his six grandchildren, Amanda, Brady, .. Eric, Melissa (Matt), Ryan (Aimee), and Jeff; his five great- Monday, grandchildren and by his brother, Jim. Carl was preceded in death bountifulmemorialart.com by his parents and his two sisters, Joan and Joyce. 4 p.m. Graveside services were held at the Logan City Cemetery. Like us on Facebook Online guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com. 24 Thursday, July 11, 2019 News DAVIS CLIPPER FREE thursday, July 11, 2019 Classifieds Submit your classified ads at www.davisclipper.com or fax them to 801-295-3044 or call 801-295-2251 ext. 100 deadline to plaCe adS iS Monday at 4 p.M. for thurSday publiCation
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BACKHOE AND loader work Yard Work Farmington area only. Operat- LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES ing equipment over 35 years. AERATION BY KERRY 801-540-6097. the Official Records of Davis County, State of Utah covering real Announcement of Appointment and AKA Peartfection, Lawn SEAMLESS ALUMINUM property purportedly located at 169 Ross Drive, Clearfield, Utah Notice to Creditors Mowing, Tilling, Aeration. 84015 in Davis County, Utah, and more particularly described as: Estate of Stever Ewell Never Too Early to Aerate. RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- ing, deck and fence repairs, ALL OF LOT 20, BLOCK 2, LAYTON PARK SUBDIVISION, AC- Case Number 193700137 Call Kerry 801-231-7364 CORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED Sherell Leatherwood Ewell has been appointed personal Serving since 1986 tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. Call Jason 801-808-7056 IN THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS COUNTY RECORDER, STATE representative of this estate. All persons having claims against ALL THE BEST YOU DE- www.go2jasonhansen.com OF UTAH. Tax ID: 12-017-0040 the decedent must present their claims in writing within three SERVE We do all kinds of The current Beneficiary of the trust deed is UTAH HOUSING months after the date of the first publication of this notice or the landscaping. Clean-up, sprin- MILITARY PLUMBER 30 CORPORATION, and the record owner of the property as of the claims will be forever barred. Written claims may be: klers, sod, trees, weeding, years of experience. Will fix recording of the Notice of Default is JASON CHRISTOPHER • Delivered or mailed to the personal representative or their concrete, rock, block, vinyl, replace or install toilets, sinks, TALLON, A SINGLE MAN. attorney at the address below, or retaining/walls Free est. Call faucets, dishwashers, water Bidders must tender to the trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at • Filed with the Clerk of the District Court in Davis County. 801-300-7562. heaters Call 801-598-0700 for the sale and the balance of the purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the Dated June 4, 2019 free estimate day following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must Date of first publication: July 11, 2019. **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** be paid to Lincoln Title Insurance Agency in the form of a wire Sherrel Leatherwood Ewell • Weeding of Flower-Beds Apartment for Rent transfer, cashier’s check or certified funds. Cash payments, Personal Representataive • Trimming of Bushes/Hedges personal checks or trust checks are not accepted. 922 North Fox Hollow Dr. • Raking up Leaves BOUNTIFUL FOUR-PLEX DATED: July 8, 2019. North Salt Lake, UT 84054 • Tree removal & trimming Newly remodeled. 1bd 1bth, LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY [email protected] • New sod and sprinklers $650/mo 260 E. 100 N. W/D By: Shelby K. Irvin 385-266-8169 Free Estimates hookups. Deposit $400 No Its: Authorized Agent C-4249 7/11-25 801-328-3796 Smokers/Pets 801-322-2800. Telephone: (801) 476-0303 web site: www.smithknowles.com PRO LANDSCAPING QUIET PROFESSIONAL Liv- SK File No. 19-0436 Summer cleanup. ing. 1bd W/den, Gas Fireplace, C-4250 7/11-25 Flower beds, shrub remov- 2nd Floor, A/C, Full W/D al, weeding, complete tree Hookups, NO Pets/Smoking, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE service. clean and haul. $1,000/month, $600 Security The following described property will be sold at public auc-
WE DO IT ALL!!! Deposit. Cyndi 801-557-4179 tion to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United Free estimates. 801-888-1883 Only Serious Inquires. States at the time of sale, at the Justice Complex, Court’s Building, 800 West State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, on Services Home for Rent July 31, 2019, at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of fore- closing a trust deed dated September 13, 2006, and executed by ANTHONY RICHARDS, as Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE HANDYMAN SERVICES. Are FARMINGTON, 2+ BD, 3bth, ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. (“MERS”) you looking for someone to do No smokers/pet, W/D hook- SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR AMERICAN MORTGAGE EX- your handyman work? Let us up. Fenced yard. $1750/mo, PRESS FINANCIAL DBA MILLENNIUM FUNDING GROUP, ITS do it for you! No job too big Deposit first, last, and security. SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, which Trust Deed or no job too small. Senior 801-529-5768. Call or text. was recorded on September 19, 2006, as Entry No. 2203026, in citizen discount. Call today. Book 4120, at Page 916, in the Official Records of Davis County, 801-295-8095. Classified State of Utah covering real property purportedly located at 1212 SPIC AND SPAN Cleaning deadline South 1925 West, Syracuse, Utah 84075 in Davis County, Utah, Services. Lin/Ins. $20.00 an and more particularly described as: hour. Minimal clutter, will also Monday, 4 p.m. LOT 1, THE VILLAGE COTTAGES PHASE NO. 1, ACCORDING run errands and do shopping. TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND OF RECORD Angela 801-657-9052. Legal deadline IN THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS COUNTY RECORDER. Tax Monday, 5 p.m. ID: 12-502-0001 The current Beneficiary of the trust deed is WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR CARRINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, SERIES 2007-RFC1, ASSET-BACKED PASS- THROUGH CERTIFICATES, and the record owners of the prop- LEGAL NOTICES erty as of the recording of the Notice of Default are ANTHONY RICHARDS AND CARLIE APRIL RICHARDS, HUSBAND AND WIFE, AS JOINT TENANTS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Bidders must tender to the trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at ESTATE OF BETTY M. MIYA, Deceased the sale and the balance of the purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the Probate No. 193700263 day following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must All persons having claims against the above estate are be paid to Lincoln Title Insurance Agency in the form of a wire required to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of transfer, cashier’s check or certified funds. Cash payments, the Court on or before the 27th day of September, 2019, or said personal checks or trust checks are not accepted. claims shall be forever barred. DATED: June 24, 2019. KERRY MIYA LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY Personal Representative By: Shelby K. Irvin STEPHEN I. ODA Its: Authorized Agent 44 North Main Telephone: (801) 476-0303 Layton, Utah 84041 web site: www.smithknowles.com (801) 546-1264 SK File No. 19-0354 C-4240 6/27-7/11 C-4242 6/27-7/11 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE The following described property will be sold at public auc- NOTICE TO CREDITORS tion to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United In the Matter of the Estate of MARY LYNN CALLAGHAN, States at the time of sale, at the Justice Complex, Court’s Build- aka MARY LYNN WARREN CALLAGHAN, deceased, NANCY ing, 800 West State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, on August STRICKLIN, c/o P.O. Box 1545, Coeur d’Alene, ID 83816, has 14, 2019, at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclos- been appointed Personal Representative of the estate of the ing a trust deed dated May 9, 2018, and executed by JASON above-named decedent. Creditors of the estate are hereby noti- CHRISTOPHER TALLON, A SINGLE MAN, as Trustor, in favor of fied to present their claims to the above Personal Representative MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. or the clerk of the court within three (3) months after the date of (“MERS”) SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR SWBC MORTGAGE the first publication of this notice or be forever barred. CORP., ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, DATED this 30th day of April, 2019. which Trust Deed was recorded on May 10, 2018, as Entry No. /s/ NANCY STRICKLIN 3092538, in Book 7012, at Page 433, and re-recorded on May C-4244 7/5-11-18 14, 2018, as Entry No. 3093066 in Book 7014, at Page 512, in DAVIS CLIPPER classifieds Thursday, July 11, 2019 27 Join the Conversation Like Us On
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4 ounces bacon, coarsely chopped 2 sticks unsalted butter, divided 1 small shallot, minced 3 tablespoons chives, finely chopped King-Cut Ribeye on the Bone 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar kosher salt, to taste freshly ground pepper, to taste in small saute pan, cook bacon over medium heat, stirring occasionally until browned and crisp, about 8-10 minutes. using slotted spoon, transfer bacon to small bowl. Cut 1 stick butter into pieces. add pieces to drippings and cook, stirring often, until butter foams and browns, about 5-8 minutes. strain mixture into medium bowl or bowl of stand mixer. stir in minced shallot. allow bacon fat-butter mixture to cool 30 minutes, or until it reaches room temperature. add remaining stick butter to bacon fat mixture. using hand mixer or stand mixer, beat until light and fluffy. Add chives, vinegar and reserved bacon. season with salt and pepper, to taste. Place butter mixture in refrigerator and allow to firm slightly. Butter can be made up to 3 days in advance. remove from refrigerator 1 hour prior to serving to allow butter to soften.
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