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Vol. 13 No. 38 ironcountytoday.com Wednesday, August 18, 2021 life 4 Opinion Lantern 9 Showcase Festival 14 Life inspires IRON 23 Sports public 26 Classifieds after floods COUNTY 29 Comics/Puzzles Your votes are in R. Scott Phillips, James M. Harris top respective City Council votes in Cedar City, parowan by Corey Baumgartner Paiute Pride Iron County Today After months of campaigning and sharing their platforms for improvement with their respective communities, the primary elections have been completed. There were two seats each available for the local City Councils in Parowan and Cedar City. The top four candidates will now move on to compete in November's general election. Congratulations! While voting percentage was way under par for registered voters, with voting participation in Cedar City around 25% and Parowan just under 45%, it is still great to see the Iron County community come together to elect leaders that will help our communities continue to improve and move forward. For the Cedar City Council, Incumbent R. Scott Phillips garnered the most votes, followed by Ronald Riddle who climbed into the second spot with an estimated 500 votes advantage. Cedar City Council Votes R. Scott Phillips 2,432 36.05% Ronald Riddle 1,535 22.75% Derek Morton 1,037 15.37% Carter Wilkey 1,065 15.79% Mark Mumford 677 10.04%

In Parowan, the votes were even closer as James M. Harris and David M. Harris took the top two spots heading into the general election. Parowan City Council Votes James M. Harris 285 19.10% David M. Harris 281 18.83% Sharon Downey 267 17.90% Rochell Topham 262 17.56% Danny Eyre 201 13.47%

For more election information in your city, please visit cedarcity.org and parowan.org. Story in showcase corey baumgartner 2 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 news Iro n County Today 'Police Dogs and Hot Dogs' event helps support retiring K9s by Corey Baumgartner Iron County Today Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Ryan Bauer welcomed everyone to the annual Police Dogs and Hot Dogs event last Monday in the Cedar City Main Street Park.. It was sponsored by the Iron County Friends of Police K9, a group dedicated to helping provide continuing care for police dogs when they retire from active duty. When a police K9 dog retires their handlers normally pay for their after-service care, which includes medical and nutritional costs—which can be quite expensive. Through this fun fundraiser, the Friends can help pay for that care. “We want them to have a good, safe and comfortable retirement,” expressed Sgt. Bauer in speaking of each dogs dedicated service to their handlers and law enforcement. K9 dogs are a Another benefit of the funds crucial component raised is to help provide the proper to the success and equipment and training that helps protection of their two- legged companions in each law enforcement personnel law enforcement. to be better prepared and to also provide them with better tools and training to help them keep them- selves and our communities safe. The Dogs and Dogs event also gives members of the community an opportunity to not only watch these dutiful dogs in action, but also to spend time with and get to know better their local law enforcement leaders and officers. The event helped reinforce this partnership with several demonstra- tions held throughout the evening. They included a K9 jumping from a helicopter to catch a criminal, K9s guarding a police officer from a dangerous criminal and even a photos by corey baumgartner S.W.A.T. team demonstration using Of course, besides the courageous handlers. Our gratitude goes out cation to and protection of our Iron demolition to enter a barricaded K9s, there were delicious hotdogs to each member of our local and County communities. Learn more building allowing the K9 to enter and to enjoy. However, the true stars of state law enforcement departments, about these brave dogs on the Iron detain a criminal. the evening were the K9s and their including the K9s, and their dedi- County Friends of Police K9 page. Iron County Today news Wednesday, August 18, 2021 3 public announcements

thousands of customers. new places to discover after living in Utah for Iron County Liberty Coalition State Bank of Southern Utah produces a more than 50 years. holding Prep Fair on Aug. 28 handful of calendars that customers have come State Bank of Southern Utah operates more The Iron County Liberty Coalition is putting on to love over the years, including Western- locations than any other financial institution in the a Prep Fair on August 28th from 1-5pm at 600 N themed illustrations and Utah landscape images. area and has flourished by focusing on the needs Airport Rd (Staheli West) in Cedar City. We have However, Brown said this is the first time they’ve of its customers. Brown said the bank was founded speakers lined up to present on topics such as chosen to focus exclusively on the beauty of with a mission to empower individuals and busi- food storage and sanitation, as well as a booth on Southern Utah. And what better way to celebrate nesses to take control of their financial destiny, Goldbacks. the area’s unique scenery than with a collection therefore elevating the quality of life for everyone We are looking for suggestions on other priority of photos taken by locals? in Southern Utah. topics and also looking for others who would like “We know there’s tons of closet photographers Serving the community since 1957, State to run a booth or teach a skill. that have great images,” he added. Bank of Southern Utah is the only locally owned, Please reach out to me if you’d like to share Entries will be accepted until Sept. 1. operated and headquartered financial institution. a survival skill you are knowledgeable in! Email: Photographers may submit up to three photos The bank holds more than $1.9 billion in assets and [email protected]. and must own the rights to all images. To enter, operates 16 branches across 14 cities and towns download the submission form at sbsu.com/files/ – Cedar City, Circleville, Delta, Escalante, Fillmore, sbsu-photo-contest-submission-form.pdf and Gunnison, Hurricane, Kanab, Orderville, Parowan, email the completed document along with your Richfield, Santa Clara, St. George and Tropic – with State Bank of Southern Utah images to [email protected]. another location coming soon in Washington City. invites submissions to calendar After all submissions have been received, a For more information about State Bank of Southern committee will review the images and choose Utah, visit their sbsu.com. The bank is an equal photo contest; $100 cash prize the best 12 for publishing. The top three photos housing lender and member of the FDIC. Calling all shutterbugs! State Bank of Southern will also win cash prizes of $100, $50 and $25, Utah is seeking gorgeous landscape photos for a respectively. commemorative calendar showcasing the beauty The calendar will be produced locally by Tyler Brown of the area. ImagePro Printing in Cedar City. Pick up a copy at “We think we live in one of the most beautiful State Bank of Southern Utah branches starting in spots in the world,” Senior Vice President Tyler late November. Farmer’s Feeding Utah event to Brown said. “We want to show it off and share the Along with beautifying homes and offices talent of some of our local photographers.” across Southern Utah, Brown hopes the calendar be held Aug. 18 Southern Utah is a treasure trove of epic will inspire locals to get outside and explore the Farmer’s Feeding Utah invites the public to their scenery. What captures your interest? Perhaps area’s many natural wonders. Lush forest, arid distribution event. Receive healthy, locally-sourced it’s the sandstone spires of Bryce Canyon, the desert, colorful cliffs, pristine lakes – there’s food for free while supplies last. Drive through, stay towering cliffs of Zion or a unique trail off the plenty to see beyond the iconic landscapes of the in your car and the food will be loaded into your beaten path. Submit your best images of the area national parks. vehicle. The location is 451 E Midvalley Rd. in Enoch, to be judged for entry into the calendar. Your “There’s all these hidden gems that are UT from 4:30 – 6:30pm. photo could win a cash prize and be seen by around us,” he said, adding that he’s still finding 4 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 news Iro n County Today opinion Toir the Ed to Thought of the Corre ction week Michael Sudlow was the writer "Ever tried? of "Results of Vacillation Regarding Ever failed? Vaccination" in the August 4th No matter. edition, not Joe Russo. We apologize for any confusion. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better." Submit your letter to the Editor on our website ironcountytoday.com, or by emailing it to news@ironcountytoday. Samuel Beckett com or bring/mail them to 389 N 100 W, Cedar City, Utah 84721. All letters must be signed, be brief (generally under 300 words in length), list the author’s city and give the writer’s telephone number (phone number will not be printed). We reserve the right to edit all letters for length or content. For letters arriving electronically, we will use the author’s e-mail address in lieu of a signature. Wining and dining or whining and dying? The opinions stated in this article are solely those of the who guzzles grape juice instead of a six-pack of author and not Iron County Today. Bud Light. It is yin and yang. Milk is a good source of ast year an obviously earnest reader bone-strengthening calcium, but overindulgence suggested I address the idea of “healthy cyclops can add harmful fatty tissue…One study says living”, a subject I found laughable. First, coffee is good for the liver, but another says it L Bryan Gray I’m not a physician, a dietician, or a nurse – I’ve is addictive and bad for the heart…Orange juice not portrayed one on television either. Secondly, Columnist has great vitamins, but it’s acidity is bad for the my lifestyle centers around enjoyment, not a stomach…Bananas are healthy, but if you eat stern health regime, and I’m the least likely and the doctor passed away about ten years later them like a monkey your potassium level could person to scold someone for eating an éclair. from a mental illness. harm your kidneys…Seafood is better for the But it has now been 30 years since I smoked But aside from not smoking, healthy living is heart than beef, but beware of mercury levels. my last cigarette. I quit when a pack cost $1.25; somewhat murky. Studies show there are good It’s a difficult choice. I enjoyed running for today, one has to consider a reverse home and bad things in most foods; it’s how we ingest some seven years. It was good for my heart, but mortgage before purchasing a carton of Marlboro or savor them, not the food itself. then I saw some long-term runners lining up for Menthols. While still controversial in Utah, red wine, knee replacements. Similarly, some people on Smoking was always stupid. You knew it for instance, is considered a healthy part of a diets seem to be dispirited and cranky; I want to

“ I’m more worried about the drunk driver barreling into me or a non-vaccinated person coughing in my face than I am about eating a cream cheese sweet roll.” would end badly, much like being a passionate Mediterranean diet. One or two glasses a day is perk them up with a piece of coconut cream pie. Utah Jazz fan who figures a 20th round draft healthy; more than that (or less than that) is not. And please don’t encourage me to become a pick will lead the team to the NBA’s prom- Heavy drinkers are most likely to die at a young vegan. My first response is to buy a Ruth’s Chris ised land. But it took me several decades to age, but the next to depart are teetotalers. Steakhouse gift card. finally wad up the pack and declare myself I don’t know if the wine is the major factor So I’m not one to follow if you want strict tobacco-free. in these studies. Could be that the non-drinkers recommendations for healthy living. I’m just one The “cure” was when my family doctor told have more anxiety while the casual wine drinker of those “everything in moderation” guys who me I should quit while I was ahead, similar to can relax with a glass of cabernet? Again, I’m not figure the good Lord has a timetable for me. I’m leaving a blackjack table with $400 in house a doctor, but I’ve never heard that substituting more worried about the drunk driver barreling winnings. He said I should just quit cold-turkey. grape jelly for wine leads to increased age. On into me or a non-vaccinated person coughing in I thought he was mentally ill. Both of us were the other hand, a life insurance salesman would my face than I am about eating a cream cheese correct. I crumbled up the pack in my pocket – probably lean to giving a better rate to someone sweet roll.

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from Brecken Denler “Montana has a rich legacy of service that is Welcome back carried on today by both men and women who Prc ess Se retary voluntarily serve our country,” said Sen. Daines. “We WASHINGTON — Recently, Sens. Mike Lee do not need to be forcing our nation’s daughters to students (R-UT), James Lankford (R-OK), Steve Daines enter the draft.” (R-MT), Roger Wicker (R-MS), Josh Hawley (R-MO), “Women have heroically served in and along- here did the and Marco Rubio (R-FL) introduced a resolution side America’s fighting forces since our nation’s summer go? expressing that the Senate should not pass legisla- founding. It’s one thing to allow American women W Wherever it went, tion mandating the registration of women for the to choose this life, it’s quite another to force it upon I hope that you were able to Selective Service System. our daughters, sisters, and wives,” said Sen. Hawley. relax, recharge and get ready “Forcing our daughters into the draft creates a “Missourians feel strongly that compelling women to charge back into this new burdensome and disproportionately increased risk to serve is wrong and so do I.” school year. Cryo e of injury and fatalities for our nation’s women, as Earlier this summer, the Senate Armed Services With all the detours, Baumgartner Manag ing Editor readiness data shows,” said Sen. Lee. “This policy Committee included in the markup of the National delays, dilemmas, drama [email protected] change is rushed and unnecessary in our current Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2022 a and distractions that COVID time of peace, and unduly harms women more than provision that would require women to register for caused last year, what challenges will this school advancing any notion of equality. While American the draft. year bring? I don’t know for sure, but I do know that women should be empowered to serve in our The draft, in its rare instances of use, primarily there will still be some. Nevertheless, I encourage Armed Forces, they should not be forced to fight.” serves as a pipeline to replace combat forces. each of you students to not let distractions lead to “Our all-volunteer military is the finest fighting However, data from the Marine Corps demonstrates destructions. force the world has ever known,” said Sen. Lankford. that injury rates in combat roles are significantly Sometimes I think the most important thing we “Women have shown they are more than capable of higher for women over men. The Ground Combat learn in school doesn’t come from homework, or fully serving in our Armed Forces, and I commend Element Integrated Task Force found that muscu- academic tests, but learning to pass the life tests that our brave daughters, sisters, and mothers who serve loskeletal injuries were twice as high for women; confront you every day. If you’re having any kind of our nation. There is no reason to add women to and research conducted at the Infantry Training difficulty or trouble, be it bad grades or bullies, don’t the outdated Selective Service System to prepare Battalion demonstrated an injury rate for enlisted be afraid to ask for help from your parents, teacher or for a draft. When we have faced national security women six times higher than the rate for men. a supportive friend, or write me. threats over the past four decades, men and women Additionally, the physical fitness required for I hope that this year you do learn a lot for your who love our country have volunteered in massive combat roles are only achievable for a small per- mind and become a better student, but more numbers to protect our nation with great distinc- centage of women. Data from Army’s gender-neu- importantly, I hope you learn to become an even tion. Women are eligible to serve in any role in our tral Combat Fitness Test show a fail rate ranging better person. Because that’s the greatest achieve- military that they choose, but they should not be between 65% to 85% for women, compared to 10% ment beyond the classroom and boardroom you compelled to sign up for selective service.” to 30% for men. could ever have. 6 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 news Iro n County Today Iron County Today news Wednesday, August 18, 2021 7 Bookings U tah Reps. Stewart and Curtis release Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. statements on infrastructure bills AUGUST 9 Jessey J Fa A nthony J Beaver, UT Wheatley Derrick J Joslin Theft/Firearm or Poss/Purch Tobacco Cedar City, UT Operable Veh by Minor Theft S tewart calls bill John Curtis on bills: AUGUST 10 AUGUST 12 AUGUST 14 "a massive step in the "Not the Utah Way" M axwell W Ball Jackson J Floyd N athan A Dittmer Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT Phoenix, AZ wrong direction" Theft, Burglary of DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug Drive on Susp/Rev/Den w/Prior, Operate Veh Washington, DC — Recently, Rep. John Curtis Dwelling, Resist/ Paraphernalia Interfere w/Arrest, David W Mesa w/out Interlock Dev, (R-UT) released the following statement about the Open Container in Open Container in Cedar City, UT Washington, DC — Recently, the Senate Veh, Theft $500-$1500 Veh, DRUG – C/S, Drug infrastructure bills. Disorderly Conduct, passed a bipartisan, $1.2 trillion infrastructure Harlee J Davis Paraphernalia. bill. Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) has indicated “The Nation is in desperate need of a fiscal diet. Weapon w/Under Spending money on the combined infrastructure Cedar City, UT Influence Destry J Fain that she will not bring this bill to a vote in the DRUG – Poss Drug Cedar City, UT bills is no way to temper run-away inflation, a worker Paraphernalia, Poss William B House unless the Senate passes a partisan, $3.5 Dejuncker Poss Dangerous shortage, and worst of all: massive debt, incurred C/S, Fugitives From Weapon, Drive on trillion reconciliation package. Rep. Chris Stewart Enoch, UT while increasing taxes on small businesses while Justice Susp/Rev/Den (R-UT) released the following statement. Child Endangerment Ricardo M A manda M Long giving high-earners in blue states tax cuts, decreasing Hernandez A lvaro T Garcia Tulare, CA Fernandez Parowan, UT DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug DRUG – Poss C/S, Theft Cedar City, UT Paraphernalia Berklee Holm Criminal Trespass Parowan, UT Bridger G Heinz Timothy A Stehno Parowan, UT Business w/o a Cedar City, UT License DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug Criminal Trespass R yan A McCarthy Paraphernalia, Fail to Cedar City, UT AUGUST 13 Stop at Command of Protective Order Police Violation Laramie S Tiarra L Smith Carpenter Jacob D Reed M ilwaukee, WI Cedar City, UT Washington, UT Theft/Firearm or Resist/Interfere w/ DUI Operable Veh Arrest, Burglary/Veh, Courtney R Cody R Turner Theft $500 - $1500, Furnival Cedar City, UT Criminal Trespass Cedar City, UT Weapon while under Christopher G Assault Slayton influence, DUI, Unsafe Steven D Harris Lane Change, Open Rec Stolen Prop Parowan, UT Container in Veh Landon C Theft, Value equals/ Sneddon exceeds $5000 AUGUST 15 Wanship, UT Resist/Interfere w/ F reddy A Jimenez Landon W Dennis Arrest, Burglary of Criminal Mischief/ Enoch, UT a Dwelling, Poss Trespass, Disorderly DRUG – Dist/Offer/ Drug Paraphernalia, Conduct Arrange Distribution Criminal Mischief, C/S Theft $500 -$1500 Kim M Potter-Hatch Dylan G Junichi Yasuda Enoch, UT Robinson Hurricane, UT Burglary/Vehicle, La Verkin, UT getty images DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug Theft ($500 to $1500), Theft – Less Than Paraphernalia “Speaker Pelosi has attached a partisan list of Resist/Interfere w/ $500, Criminal health care innovation to the detriment of our most W esley J Pettis Arrest, Prob/Parole Trespass demands to a bipartisan bill. This only confirms Cedar City, UT Violation, Poss Drug vulnerable patients, and stripping U.S. companies Steven W what many of us already believed to be true: The DV – IN presence of Paraphernalia of their competitive edge internationally. While I Child Schamaun so-called ‘bipartisan’ infrastructure package is Holly M Springer Cedar City, UT applaud the bipartisan work in the Senate to deal only a means to Democrats implementing their AUGUST 11 Cedar City, UT Lewdness with critical infrastructure and while these bills may Obstructing Justice larger agenda. The American taxpayer can’t Krystalynn S S cott A Stehno afford to pay for such a sweeping, expensive plan. be attractive to the many who see money coming Davis Shantel Andrews Parowan, UT their way, but it is not the Utah way— nor is it the St. George, UT Brundidge, AL DRUG – Poss C/S, Drug “The reconciliation package is quite literally Fraud w/Credit Card DRUG – Poss C/S Paraphernalia the largest spending bill in American history. It way I vote.” includes an enormous expansion of the welfare state, huge investments in Green New Deal policy, bailouts that are targeted to blue states, and more. This is not the time to abandon all fiscal responsibility. Inflation is rising at the fastest pace in over a decade, and our national debt is at an all-time high. Tax-and-spend policy is how we found ourselves in this hole – it isn’t the way out. “I originally ran for Congress to help this country reprioritize fiscal responsibility. And from the day I took my oath of office, I have been consistent on this issue. Under Presidents Obama and Trump, and now under President Biden, I always advocated for more responsible spending. Sadly, despite the warning signs, we continue to recklessly spend taxpayer money. This behavior will not just burden our children and grandchildren with excessive public debt, either. This problem is immediate, and the bill is coming due. It is Congress’ duty to put the budget on path to balance, control the debt, and subsequently allow economic growth. A $3.5 trillion reconciliation package is a massive step in the wrong direction.” 8 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 news Iro n County Today Southern Utah University SUU to provide $1.2M in scholarships for online students from David Bishop more flexibility to earn their SUcU Dire tor of Public Relations degree.” To qualify for this one- Southern Utah University time scholarship program, will provide up to $1.2 million a student could not have in scholarships to students been enrolled in a higher impacted by the COVID education program during the pandemic. The scholarships 2020-2021 academic year. The will be the first offered by student should be a resident SUU for online degree study of Utah or a graduate of a and will exclusively benefit Utah high school. Students students who delayed their must also take a minimum The available scholarships will help students who couldn't “ This is a great opportunity for pursue their educational goals due to COVID get students to get back on track after the back on track. turbulent year we experienced in 2020” Mindy Benson, SUU Interim President college education in 2020 of six credit hours of either because of the pandemic. undergraduate or graduate “This is a great opportu- courses. nity for students to get back “This new scholarship on track after the turbulent program will open up year we experienced in 2020,” opportunities for people who C ourtesy SUU said SUU Interim President have been prevented from online degree programs have SUU’s Online program ship covers fall, spring and Mindy Benson. “For the going to college because of seen unprecedented growth offers 13 bachelor’s and 14 summer enrollment. The very first time, scholarships cost considerations,” said Dr. because of the affordability master’s degrees and is deadline to apply is December will benefit those students Steve Meredith, assistant vice and quality of our courses. nationally ranked as one of 8, 2021. To apply or for more pursuing one of our fully president for SUU’s graduate We believe this will take us to the least expensive programs information visit the SUU online programs giving them and online programs. “Our another level of growth.” in the country. The scholar- Tuition Assistance website. Wednesday, August 18, 2021 9 Arts + Entertainment in Iron County showcase U tah Paiute Tribe holds 41st R estoration Gathering, Pow-Wow by Corey Baumgartner Shawl and Fancy Feather Iron County Today dances and the tiny-tots, who may not yet fully Living in Cedar City, understand the meaning we are not only live close of the motions, but can to beautiful locations still experience the joy and in nature, but we can unity in the dancing. experience and enjoy other Prior to the dancing beauty through our diverse and the individual dancing cultural heritage—an contests, an important and entrusted asset not many special part of every pow- communities can enjoy. For wow is the Grand Entry. those who were able to join This is a sacred moment our Native American family, where tribal elders, dancers friends and neighbors last and flag bearers from each weekend, they witnessed local and visiting tribe join one such creative and together and enter into cultural blessing during the the arena. They walk and Paiute Indian Tribe’s annual dance around the arena to Restoration Gathering and music provided by Native Pow-Wow. American drum circles. While a pow-wow is The drums are a crucial a celebration of cultural and special element of each heritage, it is also a contest pow-wow. Each sacred for the dancers. However, circle comes from different this is no ordinary contest locations and each one as it is one that honors the offers their own distinct past, present and future songs of devotion, celebra- Native American ancestors. tion and invocation. Drum It is also unique because circles also provided the the dancers are not dressed powerful and moving music in costumes, but in special for the dancers in their who ceremonial regalia—which use the beat to move their is handmade and often bodies and feet as they passed down through the offer their sacred steps to generations. Each type honor Mother Earth and of beautiful and brilliant their heritage including all regalia symbolizes a specific the ancestors who lived type of dance and includes upon and fought for our the Jingle dress, Fancy great country.

photos by corey baumgartner 10 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 showcase Iro n County Today Children’s Music Theater heads over the rainbow to Land of Oz by Corey Baumgartner Iron County Today Come join your familiar favorite characters at this year’s production of the Wizard of Oz performed by the Cedar City Children’s Music Theater. Join Scarecrow, Tin Man, Cowardly Lion, Dorothy and her little dog too as they head over the rainbow to ask the wizard for a brain, a heart, courage and find a way home. Don’t forget about the Glinda the Good Witch, the Wicked Witch of the West and the wonderful Wizard himself. With a cast of 206 children, this play promises to be a magical adventure! COVID halted production last year by making sure there was no place like home and often nowhere else to go but home, but this year it is great to have the CCCMT back performing in the Heritage Center! And there will also be exciting new things to entertain the audience. There will be lots of fun effects including pyrotechnics, movie projections, flying and of course great acting by the children in our community. And don’t worry, the ruby slippers will help return you safely back home. The Wizard of Oz will begin on August 26th and run (or skip merrily) through each night (except Sunday the 29th) until the final performance on August 31st. Tickets are $10 (General seating) and $15 (Reserved seating) and they are going as fast as a flying monkey! Buy your tickets online at: www.cccmt.org. All performance will be at 7pm in the Heritage Center (105 N 100 E, Cedar City). They are following the guidance of the CDC and Government officials to ensure a safe environment for the patrons and actors. As such, facemasks that cover both the nose and mouth are required for everyone in attendance. Hand sanitizing stations will also be available. corey baumgartner Watch our for falling houses and we’ll see you on the (L to R) R yen Bailey (Tinman), Ivy Colbert (Dorothy), Braden Belshaw (Scarecrow) and Kelson Rasmussen (Cowardly Lion yellow brick road! - not pictured, camera shy). Bella the dog as Toto. Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, August 18, 2021 11 Y ou could be part of Red Rock Film Festival screens new my grant history film made with FLDS and survivors by Mary Anne Andersen replace her lost one, plus a from MattM arxteyn "When I tried to show it in Phoenix, men showed up sabotaging the screenings and C edar City Arts Council little bit of cash. Are you still For Iron County Today out there, Carin? Aidan Funai I constantly got hacked and threatened. n August 2008, the got a grant to purchase a The charity MoviesMakingADifference During “Cult Cartel”, it was an interesting Cedar City Arts Council case for his stand-up bass is celebrating the completion of their balance as FLDS women did hair and catering awarded the first of its so he could safely transport second feature film "Cult Cartel" starring without their 'caretakers' knowledge." I both Hollywood actors alongside 28 actual The infamous and spectacularly intol- semi-annual mini grants. it around town. He was in Our budget was $1,000 and high school at the time— survivors. It was mainly shot on location erant renegade Church of the FLDS, led by we had eight applicants. 2015—and I wonder where inside the infamous town of Colorado City, self-proclaimed prophet Warren Jeffs, was Five of them received $200 he is now. Still playing? UT although there were quite a few scenes based in the twin cities of Colorado City each, three were denied. I Finishing university with filmed in and around the Palm Beach, FL area. and Hildale, on the ruggedly beautiful Utah/ don’t remember the reason a science degree, maybe? Diana Davis is the Film Producer Arizona border. for the denials, just that one Angie Hanks and Liahona and Founder of the non-profit After Jeffs was imprisoned, the town was the Cedar City Junior Axelson were university MoviesMakingADifference, a nonprofit film began to gradually open up but, by the time Ballet. They resubmitted and students in the spring of company that makes socially conscious Davis' production rolled into town, it became was granted a total of $1,150 2017. They both received films highlighting the injustice of Human clear that the town was very much still split over the next five years. some money to upgrade Trafficking, Child Labor, Child Marriage, between Fundamentalists clinging to the old They finally got too big for their instruments. I like to Slavery and Spiritual Abuse and then directly Church ways that do not tolerate 'outsiders' us, and are now a viable think that they are teaching aids the survivors upon whom the films shed and others trying to break away from its group that is able to receive aspiring young musicians Rap Tax money on its own. somewhere on those same This instruments. stirring and I like to think that we controversial had a hand in the Do you remem- movie will star both growth of that ber when Cami Hollywood actors group that has Dailey received alongside 28 actual provided dance funds to create survivors. opportunity for a stained glass so many young window to go dancers over over the front the past thirteen door of Jensen’s years. Vacuum and A group that did Sewing Machine receive a $200 grant Repair on Main Street? was the Scarlet and Black That is one grant project Bagpipe Band. According to a that all of us enjoy on a daily former member, that group basis. went until maybe 2011, when Our grant monies—a the leader was ready to fancy term for high finance move on to something else. :)—have supported so many If we gave support to such diverse needs. We’ve funded an unusual group for just a workshops, recording costs, C ourtesy RRFF few years, that was a worthy art supplies, venue rental, use of our funds, I think. music scores, and perhaps light. Often those very survivors appearing in past and find a future. This led to some In August of 2012 my my favorite, the performance the films themselves. unique problems regarding locations, extras, records show a grant to a of the Nutcracker Ballet in Davis, who also personally rescues many releases, catering and just about everything group called the Cedar City Escalante one blizzardy night of the young people, says she stopped else that goes into making a film. Children’s Musical Theatre. in December 2017. counting last year having aided over 150 The film stars Don Most of TVs "Happy Was that the beginning of We have granted about survivors of such atrocities. This was made Days", Winsor Harmon from "The Bold and the fine children’s theater $64,000 in thirteen years; possible by raising awareness through their the Beautiful" and Jud Tylor from "That 70s that is presently rehearsing our budget has tripled, first movie "Cathredral Canyon" which won Show", the film production was in town for The Wizard of Oz, I wonder? our number of applicants “Audience Choice for Best Feature” film at the almost thirty days and saw everything it had If so, how pleased I am again doubled in that time. You Palm Beach Int'l Film Festival and through to offer, both good and bad. to think that we maybe gave could become part of my grants and fundraising events. There will be a red carpet Western States a young organization a head grant history. The next As a nonprofit, there were some Premiere screening and a related panel on start as a still flourishing deadline is August 31st. If particular challenges of filming her last human trafficking at the Utah Film Market community arts group. your need is in the arts, film, "Cult Cartel", in the actual town August 25 starting at 7:15pm at the Dixie And then there were look up the application on that inspired it. The first feature for Convention Center in St. George, Utah. Passes some individuals who our website, https://www. MoviesMakingADifference was “Cathedral to this festival are now being sold at utah- received some grant money. cedarcityartscouncil.org. Canyon” that was filmed in Phoenix when filmmarket.eventive.org/passes at special An applicant named Carin The joy of funding those Warren Jeffs was still in power before his advance rates that increase every day until Miller received a camera to requests never gets old! arrest. Davis said, they reach full value. 12 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 showcase Iro n County Today Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, August 18, 2021 13 USF set to introduce two new plays through its Words Cubed Program from Donn Jersey author. Born in Binghamton, New York, Dic re tor, Development & Communications he first honed his storytelling skills performing as a stand-up comic across CEDAR CITY — The Utah the country. He has authored several Shakespeare Festival’s Words Cubed full-length plays, as well as over thirty program for new play development short plays, and numerous other works. is set to introduce audiences to two The staged readings of these exciting and insightful plays this plays will be followed by discussions season: The Virgin Queen Entertains between the playwright, actors, and Her Fool will play August 25, and 27. audience members. “The post-reading Polar Bears, Black Boys, and Prairie discussions provide playwrights a Fringed Orchids will be performed unique opportunity to engage in August 20, 21, 26, and 28. The staged dialogues with audiences about the readings begin at 9:30 a.m. in the Eileen work,” said Livingston. “In our process, and Allen Anes Studio Theatre. Tickets the playwrights pose questions to are on sale by calling 800-PLAYTIX, the audience as well as listen to the going in person to the Ticket Office feedback of these astute theatre-goers at the Beverley Center for the Arts, or who love new work. The focus of this visiting www.bard.org. photos Courtesy USF artist-audience interaction remains “The chance to steward a process in Prolific and professional playwrights Vincent Terrell Durham (Left) and Michael firmly fixed on the play.” which playwrights get to sit in a room Hollinger (Right) will nurture the new work of nationally recognized and emerging Words Cubed is designed to nur- playwrights in their workshops. with talented actors and insightful ture the new work of nationally-rec- directors for a whole week and pick a successor, as her presumptive heirs Playwright Vincent Terrell Durham ognized and emerging playwrights and apart the beats, intentions, and partic- are both raising armies to slaughter says Polar Bears, Black Boys, and Prairie allow them to workshop their plays in ular words of a play—and change them each other and claim the throne. But Fringed Orchids “is an invitation to front of an audience and then receive when necessary—to develop an even the Virgin Queen blunts her pain with eavesdrop on a last-minute cocktail feedback from the actors and audience. stronger piece of theatre is thrilling,” poppies and the entertainments of her party hosted by a well-meaning In addition to the Words Cubed said Derek Charles Livingston, director fool. (Murder ballads! Puppets! Fart white couple in their newly renovated readings, tickets for the Festival’s of new play development/artistic jokes!) What's a privy councilor to do Harlem brownstone. Molly Castle and regular season plays are also on sale. associate. “This program—Words to settle the matter and save the realm? her husband Peter have invited Jaquan, The 2021 season includes The Comedy Cubed—is a privilege and responsibil- It's a tragedy, albeit dressed in motley.” a Black Lives Matter activist; his plus- of Errors, Pericles, Richard III, The ity the Festival offers these works and Hollinger is a prolific and much one, Shameeka; a business owner and Pirates of Penzance, Ragtime, Intimate the greater theatre world.” celebrated playwright, with numerous author; and Rita Dupree, the mother of Apparel, Cymbeline, and The Comedy Playwright Michael Hollinger productions around the country, a recently slain twelve-year-old. The of Terrors. introduces his play, The Virgin Queen off-Broadway, and abroad. Awards cocktail conversation, in ways witty NOTE: The plays in this series Entertains Her Fool, with his tongue include a Steinberg New Play Citation and cutting, quickly gives way to the are written for contemporary adult firmly in his cheek: “It’s 1570-some- from the American Theatre Critics emotions and issues revealing some audiences, and some plays may contain thing, in an unfamiliar European coun- Association, a Los Angeles Drama of the complexities of contemporary themes and language not appropriate try, and Queen Adalia—mother of us Critics Circle Award, four Barrymore America.” for children and that some may find all—is rapidly dying. High time to name Awards, and many others. Durham is a playwright, poet, and offensive. International dance instructor becomes Assistant Professor at SUU by Ashley H. Palmer How can we train our minds and bodies to create SUU College of Performing & Visual Arts sparks of truthful connection with our audience? How can we create work that nourishes our com- The Department of Theatre, Dance, and munity’s needs for honesty, constructive provoca- Arts Administration (TDAA) at Southern Utah tion, intimacy, and the most elusive, controversial University (SUU) is honored and thrilled to wel- thing of all, beauty? She is delighted to join the come Andrea Vazquez-Aguirre to their faculty as faculty in the Department of Theatre, Dance, and a new Assistant Professor of Dance. She is a cross Arts Administration and relocate to Utah with her disciplinary dance artist and did her graduate husband, pianist James J. Kaufmann. work at the College of Brockport, State University Nick Blaylock, Associate Chair of the of New York, and her undergraduate work at the Department of Theatre, Dance, and Arts National Conservatory of Dance in Mexico City. Administration, says, “The students can look Professor Vazquez-Aguirre has a decade of forward to Andrea's global-mindedness and experience teaching full-time in higher education multicultural perspective, and I have no doubt in institutions of diverse philosophy and focus. they will enjoy her calm, focused intention in She teaches in Italy over the summer, and hopes the classroom. Andrea's responsible work ethic, to bring SUU students with her in the near eagerness to work collaboratively, and plethora of future. She shares, “This coming fall semester, I’m contributions to the program make her invaluable. excited to teach Ballet, Cross Cultural Dance, and She is also simply a kind person and great to be Dance Ensemble – where the process of crafting around, so the dance faculty is very fortunate to choreographic work with dance majors always welcome Andrea as a colleague, and I am excited has some collaborative component. I look forward for the work ahead.” to nurturing curiosity, generosity, rigor, risk, joy, The College of Performing and Visual Arts at and thoughtfulness in my courses, and to connect SUU is eager for Andrea Vazquez-Aguirre to serve with colleagues across campus.” as a new Assistant Professor of Dance. We look C ourtesy SUU Vazquez-Aguirre performed profes- Andrea Vazquez-Aguirre forward to her including her international exper- sionally with companies such as Bill Evans tise in the classes she teaches for SUU students. Dance Company, Latina Dance Theater creative and pedagogical work are: How can a For more information about the Department of Project, Geomantics Dance Theatre, and teacher facilitate experiences that might propel Theatre, Dance, and Arts Administration at SUU, Dramadanza. Among the inquiries that drive her a class into revelations of the power of dance? please visit www.suu.edu/pva/ta. 14 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 life Community + Personal Interest in Iron County

EventLantern provides uplifting lights Festival for community after floods

by Corey Baumgartner Iron County Today Last Saturday evening in Cedar City, near the mystical land of Kumandra, hundreds of small bright lights made their way slowly across the Lake at the Hills. Some of the floating lanterns had words of encouragement written on them. With or without words, each was a wish, a prayer, or just a magical thing to do on a beautiful summer’s evening. After the launching of the lanterns, the movie Raya and the Last Dragon was shown in the parking lot near the lake. The event helped uplift and bring the community together in a positive #cedarcitytogether and help spread the way after the challenges with the recent word about unity in our community. flooding. Throughout the evening, people Share your pics of the festival using: were encouraged to share their lantern #cedarcitytogether and on Facebook @ lighting and launching photos using cedarcityevents.

photos by corey baumgartner Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 18, 2021 15 “oHob ” ven without the helping, or not helping we’re visiting—but would accompanying illus- enough. There’s also no need it surprise you that we also E tration by Rockwell, for guilt and blame towards have homeless children in the word “Hobo” can bring those who are down on our community? While it’s awkward memories and their luck, even if they don’t certainly easier to judge even misunderstood images appear to want their luck (misjudge) adults who are to our minds. It can also to change. We all have our homeless, it’s much harder bring many other depictions difficulties and challenges to blame a child, right? and definitions such as in life. We all have our What’s the moral to Beggar, Homeless, Transient scars and scary moments. this rutty revelation? and worse. Whether we pass Sometimes we each genu- Homelessness doesn’t care them provisions, if you’re single, or pass them by, married or how it’s hard not to old you are. ponder how they Homelessness came to such a and hunger aren’t place and to also the rut always choices. be more grateful Less Traveled Even if they are for the place Corey Baumgartner choices, I’ll bet we’re at. [email protected] if you could ask However, for someone how some, gratitude they got to where will not be good enough for inely need a hand and other they are, they could tell you that moment and memory. times we need a handout. the moment they not only Thankfully, there are many Need is need whether it’s at became homeless, but felt such people and places in revealed at a kitchen table lost to the love and help of a our community who go from or a soup kitchen, whether society they were once part norman rockwell pondering to providing hope it’s revealed in a cozy of. They’ll tell you through Loss, etc. That’s why the sooner we will start loving, and help, not just handouts. bedroom or cold cardboard tears of sorrow how they sooner we start seeing healing and creating ways They see past their pasts to box. feel less like a vagabond and beyond the carboard signs to help them not just get be able to help them in their With that being said, more like an outcast…like and cardboard boxes—see- back on their feet, but live presents. Thankfully, we can while it may not surprise they’ve lost their chance at ing homeless people as productive lives. I’m not just also each be a part of that you that we have homeless being human, or loved. just people in a different talking about children in philanthropic process if we people in our communi- Know what else doesn’t places—we’ll start seeing need. Homeless adults are choose to. ties—we see them often care about age, wage answers. The sooner we stop someone’s child, too. Now, there’s no need when we go to the store, or stage of life? Hunger, blaming the system or their By the way, what would for guilt or blame for not library or other public place Heartache, Pain, Regret, decisions and lifestyles, the your cardboard sign say? 16 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 life Iro n County Today calendar

organization, Canyon Creek Services. Info: have a vehicle you would like in the show, Wed, August 18 grifolsgeocash.com/ visit/call (435) 586-6595. NATIONAL COUPLE’S DAY SUMA: SPECIAL EXHIBIT – CORSET AS ART CHARACTER SKETCHES “Hugo Awards (Mon – Sat, 11am – 6pm) @ SUMA (13 South - Dramatized works of SciFi or fantasy of the CHARACTER SKETCHES “Hugo Awards 300 West, Cedar City). FREE admission. Held previous year.” (Each Wed 6:30-7:30pm) Cedar - Dramatized works of SciFi or fantasy of the in conjunction with the Utah Shakespeare City Library [303 N 100 E] (435) 586-6661. All previous year.” (Each Wed 6:30-7:30pm) Cedar Festival (USF) and their production of Intimate skill levels welcome. City Library [303 N 100 E] (435) 586-6661. All Apparel. Info: www.suu.edu/suma. skill levels welcome. PATCHES 4 PATRIOTS FUNDRAISER @ Panda MESSIANIC DANCE WORKSHOP (3:30-5pm) Express (1872 W Cross Hollow Rd) 20% of @ Cedar City Library (303 N 100 E). Come and eligible sales will be donated to the group. learn Ancient Judeo-Christian dances and Participants will need to bring the paper flyer T hurs, August 19 songs from the scripture. Easy and fun INFO: or show it on their smartphone, or bring in (702) 460-2317. this newspaper ad, for the sale to qualify. WORLD PHOTO DAY FESTIVAL CITY FARMERS MARKET (9am to 1pm), @ 45 W Center Street. Every Saturday ART IN THE PARK (9am – 5pm, Thurs - Sat) rain or shine. Artwork, baked goods, crafts, @ Frontier Homestead State Park (635 N Main custom semi-precious stone, costume jewelry, T ues, August 24 T hurs, August 26 St., Cedar City). $4 person. Artists demon- farm fresh produce, homemade brownies & strate/sell their art at tables while musicians candies, home style treats, homemade jams KOBE BRYANT DAY NEIGHBORHOOD SLOW ROLL (6–9pm) @ perform throughout the day. To participate & jellies, homeopathic items and 100% real Bicentennial Soccer Fields (700 N 400 W, call Jana (435) 865-1441, Frontier Homestead honey. Free gift for fathers. BOOK SIGNING – OPEN HOUSE (6:30-8 pm) Cedar City). All forms of active transportation Local author Rosalyn Eves will be celebrating are welcome! Join for food, fun, music, games, (435) 586-9290. SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET (9am to the release of her newest book, “Beyond the and prizes! Free corndogs/swag bags while 1pm), Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good SUMA – CREATE PLAYDATE (12:30 – 1:30pm) Mapped Stars,” @ Frontier Homestead State supplies last. *Parking is limited @SUMA (13 S 300 W, Cedar City). FREE and weather outside, bad weather inside. Farmers Park (635 N Main, Cedar City). Come for books, open to the public. Each Create Playdate is with vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked prizes, food, and more! geared toward preschool children (ages 3 to 5) goods & breads, meats, tamales, food and their parents/guardians. Every book read vendors, hand-crafted items including soaps, 60TH ANNUAL UTAH SHAKESPEARE (8pm, w/2pm Matinees) FREE is followed by a make-n-take activity. INFO: lotions, jewelry, clothing, home décor and FESTIVAL nightly Greenshow at 7:10 pm, backstage (435) 586-5432 and Facebook. This week’s book: gifts for all ages. For booth prices & info: (435) tours, seminars, and play orientations. “They All Saw a Cat” by Brendan Wenzel. 559-1657. Featured plays: ‘Pericles’ (Thru Sept 9), EXPLORING CONSCIOUSNESS AND NATURE HILLS FARM – DINNER AT THE ‘Richard III’ (Thru Sept 10), ‘The Comedy of SPIRITUALITY (7-8:30pm) 6 week class. Crescent FARM (5:30pm – 10:30pm) @ Nature Hills Farm Errors’ (Thru Sept 1), ‘The Pirates of Penzance’ Heights Clubhouse. Get together with like- (4326 N 2100 E, Cedar City). Farm Dinner-Share (Thru Oct 9), ‘Ragtime’ (Thru Sept 11), minded individuals for teachings and discussion Holder Rate $60, Farm Dinner-Couples Rate ‘Cymbeline’ (Thru Oct 9), ‘Intimate Apparel’ with Carla Fox, shamanic practitioner and $140, Farm Dinner-Single Seat is $80; RSVP (Thru Oct 9), ‘The Comedy of Terrors’ (Thru Oct energy healer. Info: (435-708-1440) (no text). required. Tickets available online at www. 9) & Words Cubed (Thru Aug 28). Tickets/Info: naturehillsfarm.com/farm-dinner.html. Gather call 1-800-PLAYTIX (752-9849) or visit www. at 6 pm for appetizers, drinks, live entertain- bard.org. ment, mingling. Dinner served at 7 pm. INFO: THE WIZARD OF OZ (CCCMT) (7pm, F ri, August 20 Heather (435) 559-2791. Seating is limited for 26th-31st – not Sun) @ Heritage Center this adult-only event. Theater (105 N 100 E, Cedar City). Doors open NATIONAL RADIO DAY Wed, August 25 6:30pm. Tickets online and at the door $10, RED ACRE FARM: FARMER TO FORK DINNER reserved seating $15, and pre-sale general ROCK CRAWLING COMPETITION (Fri and (6pm – 9pm) @ Red Acre Farm (2322 W BANANA SPLIT DAY seating at $5 available at www.cccmt.org. Sat – 10AM to 4PM) @ Three Peaks Recreation 4375 N, Cedar City). Tickets $85 per person INFO: Wendy (435) 705-5008 or text (435) Area. Admission $20 per car load/family or available online, www.redacrefarm.csa.org/ 592-0083. individual tickets $10 each. For tickets/info event-details/farmer-to-fork. Menu created by visit www.supercrawl.rocks. what we freshly harvest. Several courses are IRON GAMES FITNESS FESTIVAL (26th served throughout the evening farm style (or – 28th) Designed to celebrate the athlete BREAKS STAR PARTY – (Every Fri, Sat, family-style.) Offerings include full vegetarian that lives inside each one of us. INFO and 9-11pm) @ North View Overlook (the Sun, & Vegan options, grass-fed meat dishes. REG: www.theirongamesfitnessfestival.com. last overlook in Cedar Breaks closest to Discussion and questions from the guests Brian Head – Hwy 143). Cost $10 per person, will be encouraged. INFO: www.redacrefarm. 15yrs. and younger are free. National Parks/ csa.org. Interagency America the Beautiful passes are accepted. Rangers provide telescopes IRON COUNTY FAIR: MUD BOG (6pm) @ Fair W ant your and a formal program at the top of the hour, Grand Stands (471 40 S, Parowan), come then an informal constellation tour will be early for the 5pm Mud Run. Tickets $12 adults event on our given. Dress warm and bring chairs, blankets. and $8 children/seniors. Advanced tickets Participants welcome to bring their own available at the Parowan & Cedar City Visitor calendar? telescope and red flashlights. Info: (435) Centers and online at www.ironcounty.net. 986-7120 or www.nps.gov/cebr. Gates open at 4:30 pm for advance ticket holders and 5 pm for general admission. COOL AUGUST NITES CAR SHOW (6–9pm) @ There is no charge for calendar items. Bradshaw Chevrolet (360 N Main St, Your submissions can be made online OPEN MIC NIGHT (7:30-9:30pm) @ Lions Cedar City), admission FREE. All proceeds go at ironcountytoday.com, or emailed to S at, August 21 Club Park – Cedar City. Bill Smith will be to Richard Batt and his medical expenses. [email protected] or brought reciting his poetry. All other performers are The event includes a raffle, food (hot dogs, to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar City, Utah SENIOR CITIZENS DAY welcome. The more that perform, the better chili, soda, et.c), a fun kid-craft corner, annual 84721. The deadline is Friday at noon. The it will be! t-shirts for sale and, not to be forgotten, the calendar is not to be used for advertising. VALENTINE PEAK PARK RUN (Every Sat, amazing cars on display. Bring the whole Items will be printed at our discretion. 8am) @ Iron County Fairgrounds. FREE, family down and join us for the night. AIf you weekly, timed 5K run/jog/walk. Open to all ages and all abilities - each week we have S un, August 22 a Tail Walker, so you will never be last. Organized by volunteers. Join us! Info/Reg: TOOTH FAIRY DAY parkrun.us/valentinepeak. “If suffering brought wisdom, the IRON COUNTY FAIR: ATV/UTV EXPEDITION dentist’s office would be full of luminous (9am) Begins at Iron County Fair Grounds (471 ideas.” Mason Cooley 40 S, Parowan). Registration $15 per person and available online: www.ironcountyfair.net/ events/atv-utv. Bring your own ATV/UTV. Be sure to wear a helmet! M on, August 23 SWEET PEA FARM & ORCHARD: FARM HEROES DAY BREAKFAST (8–11am) @ Sweet Pea Farm & Orchard (136 S 600 W, Parowan), pricing per ART FOR THE BREAKS (Mon – Thurs, 9am item ranges $2.50 – $7.50. Info: (435) 531-6461. – 9pm & Fri – Sat 9am – 6pm, thru August) @ Cedar City Library (303 N 100 E). All proceeds RENTWAPO-WORKS FARMERS MARKET benefit Cedar Breaks Education Programs. All (Saturdays 9-2pm), (4871 N Enoch Rd.) Eggs, pieces are priced to sell at great prices from pecans, popcorn, hand crafted items, home regionally recognized artists. Info: Artisan’s decor, indestructible dish/pan scrubbers, baby Gallery (435) 586-4850. blanket & booty ensembles, homeopathic items. A fun and unique shopping experience GRIFOLS GEOCASH TREASURE HUNT (July for all ages. Turn your passion into profit – August) Community treasure hunt. Our and have your own booth. Info – Linda wonderful local businesses and community 435-559-1657. are giving back and supporting our Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 18, 2021 17 calendar business ongoingp op ortunities What is a Truly-Local Caregivers Color Country Winds G overnment 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging Wed • Come brush up on your band Offices, 585 N Main, Ste. 1, Cedar City skills to share with the community. Call state of mind? Cedar City Council Debbie at (435) 559-9609 for time and Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall, 10 Celebrate Recovery location. N. Main St (435) 586-2950 (Christian 12-Step Program) Wed 6:30 pm • True Life Center, 2111 N Main, Cedar Color Country Pickleball Building Main Street, Enoch City Council City. We believe that through Christ we M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall, 900 E can be victorious over any hurts, habits, Ctr), Paddles & balls supplied. (435) Not Wall Street Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 hang-ups (Phil. 4:13) • Jeff J 801-638-1800, 586-6345 Gary D. 702-303-5662. Enoch Planning Commission H ey Cedars Square Dance 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall, 900 E H elproom Wed • Beginner’s, 6:30 pm, Mainstream oing back to basics, the benefits can be great, Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Fri, 2-3 pm • Free online support group for Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior what is a Truly- we must realize this also Iron County Commission survivors of Domestic Violence, Sexual Center, 489 E 200 S. Info: Pat (435) Assault. Safe space to communicate, feel 233-5910 Local state of mind? comes with high risk. The 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am • Commission supported and share perspectives on G Let’s review one of many greater the saturation of Chambers, 68 S 100 E, Parowan healing, recovery. Join at: affiliate.rainn. Pickleball Group elements that comprise the big boxes and chains, the Iron County Democrats org/helproom/canyoncreekservices. Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. 3rd Sat, 9-10:30 am • Pastry Pub, 86 W Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) Truly-Local mindset. Truly- greater long term economic Multiple Sclerosis and free (outdoors) Center, Cedar City 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar Visitor’s Center, Local shopping isn’t just a risk to our communities. Iron County Republican 581 N Main. Caregivers and those with MS Rock Club nice thing to do to show One might ask, how can Women 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 local spirit. Truly-Local this be? N arcotics Anonymous W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about 3rd Wed, 11:30 am. Tickets $20, https:// www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 shopping in the future may Very simply, the more www.ironcountyrepublicanwomen.com geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. be the difference between money each of us spends Parowan City Council City) unless otherwise listed southernutahrockclub.org whether a community with these out-of-town 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall, 35 E Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm 100 N • (435) 477-3331 Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm S enior Yoga Classes grows economically or owners, the bigger the Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm Mon, 1-2pm • Canyon West Park behind withers on the economic drain on our local budgets. the Senior Center • Wed, 1-2pm • Cedar • Fri, 8 pm Live and Let Live City Senior Center (489 E 200 S). Easy to vine. Shopping Truly-Local A greater percentage of S ervice groups Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm do. Please bring own mat. (435) 586-0832 isn’t the same as just those dollars we are spend- (Small room) American Legion Auxiliary Women Only • Sun, 11 am Southern Utah Woodturners shopping local, all shop- ing leave our community, 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar Library, 303 N 100 E, Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm • The 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood ping isn’t created equal. never again to return. Amer. Legion Conf. Room • (435) 704-6654 Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar (877) shop, 703 W 600 S. Truly-Local is described as Studies show dollars spent 865-5890. Bikers Against Child Abuse T ae Kwon Do Class “locally owned and at locally owned 1st Thurs 7 pm • Courtyard Marriott (1294 Pornography Addiction Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic operated”; this businesses are 3-7X S Interstate Dr, Cedar City), Cedar Breaks Recovery for Men Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ can in rare cases more valuable Conference Room Thurs, 7:30pm • Canyon View seminary mo., ages 5+, any experience level (435) Elks Lodge #1556 building (54 W 1925 N). North entrance. 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek include National as they are Crisis Center. 111 E Freedom Blvd. Cedar City, (435) Pregnancy, Infant Loss chains that are re-circulated 586-8332 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. T ai Chi For Arthritis locally owned. multiple times Lion’s Club Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar • Wed & Fri, 9:30-10:30 am • Cedar Senior With throughout the www.southernutahshare.com Tues, 12 pm • Call Pres. Roger Shurtz Center, 489 E 200 S. FREE low-impact, the increase community health benefitting exercise for Seniors. for mtg. info. Everyone welcome! (435) Senior Blind/Visually Impaired of out-of- in lieu of being 590-2896 Helps with coordination, balance, 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library flexibility and more. To register – contact town owned sent to some J ohn A. Newby Marine Corps League Southwest Parkinson’s Alliance Maria Bailey (435) 673-3548. Space businesses and far-off corporate Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm limited. c solumni t Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. 2nd Tues, 1 pm. • Cedar City Senior online shopping headquarters. Center, 489 E 200 S • Kristy 435-559-9681. T ake Action for Freedom opportunities, many local Those same dollars spent Rotary Club Wed, 7 pm • Stahli West 600 N. Airport Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech, 757 W 800 Road, Cedar • Help preserve our governments are finding it with non-local businesses S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 Cl asses/Activities Constitution, Republic, voting laws, increasingly more difficult leave our community and medical freedoms, traditional education to make their local fiscal no longer are able to fund A dult Barre/Modern Dance curriculum, 1st & 2nd Amendment Rights, Support Groups Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, education on CRT & Southern boarder budgets stretch to cover our police, fire departments, 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to issues/illegal immigration & local/ their basic needs. In fact, city government, water AA—Alcoholics Anonymous members, or $8 drop-in fee. county/state Legislature issues many are already in severe department, road depart- (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org Arthritis Foundations Exercise Top Bar Hive Bee Keeping financial straits. The term ment, parks & recreation, Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, Kara (702) Time TBA, Cedar Senior Center 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 232-6829 'unintended consequences' and so forth. Bottom line, 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar could very well have been fewer locally spent dollars City) unless otherwise listed instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, T OPS – Take Off Pounds endurance-building activities, relaxation coined to convey the situ- equate to fewer or less Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, Noon techniques, and health education topics. Sensibly Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. ation many communities than desirable services. Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm A wana Bible Club Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm find themselves in today or How can communities Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 - 8:30 pm, 3 • Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose will find themselves in the move forward sending their (435) 586-1112 Ext. 307 yrs-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 - 8 pm, Valley weight without buying special foods. • Misfits • M – F, 6 pm Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Cedar City • 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) near future. dollars to Wall Street in lieu Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 Water Aerobics Class The courtship of big of growing their own Main The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • True Life boxes and chains might be Streets? Center (TLC) 2111 N. Main. • (702) 802-1332 Book Club Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 or (702) 533-7856 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 W., Fun, up-tempo workout to music. viewed as a necessary evil As is the case with most Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • 685 N N 100 E. Intensive cardio, full body muscle toning. that communities must things in life, it is all about 300 E, Parowan • (435) 477-8925 Any fitness level. All ages. $3/class, Cedar Chest Quilters’ Guild including pool admission. (435) 327-2091 attract to appear viable. But balance. Having these big • Sat, 10:30 am Women’s Meeting Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center, (no text) might this strategy in boxes, chains, Wall Street, My Story • Sat, 8 pm 489 E 200 S. Sewing projects for all Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, abilities. Block of the Month. Make Weightwatchers Reimagined! reality, be a trojan horse and out-of-town owned 11 am friends, improve your skills & have Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar Aquatic Center, 2090 allowed to enter your businesses can initially be What a Way to Start the Day • Su, W, F fun. Visitors are always welcome. Info: W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, in-person 7-8 am • All are welcome Ms. Ronnie Badgett. (435) 477-2243. community, under-cutting beneficial to the overall motivation from members, trained guides the financial fabric of our growth of a community. Al-Anon cedarchestquiltersguild.org and wellness coaches. (702) 832-0555. Evening workshops now available. www. community? By bringing The bigger issue arises KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar Cedar Radio Control Club weightwatchers.com/us/find-a-meeting) City) unless otherwise listed 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library these big boxes and chains when communities in their Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm • Call for 303 N 100 E. Wellness Place to the community, it haste vigorously court info: (435) 704-8984 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) can initially create some these big boxes, chains, and Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm • (435) 559-3333 Cedar City Toastmasters 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. Hope for Today (Family Groups) Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub • 86 W com/upcoming-classes low-paying service sector Wall Street organizations at Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 University Blvd. Find your voice & shape jobs. It might help increase the expense of organically your future. Be the leader and speaker Zumba Classes Alzheimer's Caregiver you want to be. (603) 731-0116 Tues, 11:30 – 12:30pm • Cedar City Senior the quality of life for some growing their local business Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm, 4th Cedar Professionals Center (489 E 200 S). Have fun getting in residents and it can provide base from within. We Mon, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] shape. (435) 586-0832 or (435) 238-4998 x8773 Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 a greater variety of goods must not forget that small S Highway 91, Cedar City. Organization and services we all enjoy. businesses, mostly locally ARP—Addiction Recovery of business people. Stimulate business To add your ongoing opportunity to our 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary through exchange of ideas, information, calendar, call 867-1865, ext.6 or email But is the price worth it building, Main & 300 N, Parowan referrals. www.cedarprofessionals.org [email protected] over the long haul? While -see truly local » 18 18 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 life Iro n County Today people schools

1st birthday Nixon & Knox Lunt Nixon and Knox Lunt, twin boys of Korby and Nicole Lunt, celebrated their first birthday on August 15, 2021. They are such fun and happy babies and we are so lucky to have them in our family. Nixon likes to clap, and he throws everything. Knox loves his binky and thinks it's funny when we brush his teeth. They both love food, baths, getting into everything, and being outside. They especially love their two older broth- ers, McKoy and Kash, even if they get thrown around a little bit. Nixon and Knox are the grandsons of Eric and Brenda Schmutz and Rick and Rochelle Lunt. Their great grandmas are Betty Stones and Deanna Heap. Happy first birthday little buds, we all love you so much!

M ission corey baumgartner Kolby Preston No matter what grade students are starting, there is a renewed hope and excitement as they look forward to White learning, reuniting with old friends and making new ones. Kolby Preston White has been called to serve in the Ecuador Guayaquil West mission, Spanish speaking. Cedar City Chamber of Commerce He will speak at the Enoch 1st Ward on Sunday, August 22nd at 9:00am at the Enoch Stake Center, 2233 E. Village Green Rd, Enoch, UT. He is the son of Preston and Kami White welcomes students back with a bash

by Corey Baumgartner and the Family Support Center—to name a few— Iron County Today each helped make sure the students had a fun final tru ly local weekend before classes began and that they were « Continued from page 17 The Cedar City Chamber of Commerce non-prof- prepared with plenty of supplies for the year. its group (www.cedarcitychamber.org) kicked off There was also a special “Stuff the Bus” oppor- back-to-school week with a special event to help tunity where people donated school supplies to owned, employ the majority of all workers across the celebrate the return of students to school. The event help support local students in need. Need more country. We must attend to that base as well. was held at the Main Street Park with live music, school supplies? Visit the Family Support Center Communities must find the resolve to expend carnival games and plenty of treats. at 535 S Main, Suite 6, in Cedar City. Contact equal attention and resources on their local business, Several non-profit groups such as Canyon 435-586-0791 or [email protected] for more innovation and entrepreneur base. Nurturing their Creek Services, Care and Share, SUU Head Start information. startups will ultimately create the balance to weather the pending economic storm clouds of retail, along with the rapidly shifting shopping habits that are changing right before our eyes. With the rapidly shifting retail and consumer habits, it is imperative that communities have these critical conversations. It is also critical they find ways to stimulate local entrepreneurship and innovation. It is imperative they find ways to keep a greater percentage of their consumer spending Truly-Local. Additionally, while we will discuss this in future columns, the younger generations have a whole new mindset. This mindset leans toward a more experien- tial economy where it isn’t about sameness, but about making dining and shopping a unique experience. The fastest way to being unique is to avoid the sea of sameness that comes with National chains and embrace the uniqueness of local. This spells Truly- Local in every sense of the meaning. These aren't just nice discussions to have; the economic and vital future of every community under 50,000 is in danger of slowly being dismantled by the winds of economic change. While the answers may vary by community, we can be sure of one thing. Wall Street cares little about our communities unless of course, when it can extract more local dollars that boost their bottom lines. The future of our communities are certainly in our hands, and our hands only. Whether we win or lose tomorrow will be determined by the hard decisions we make today. Hopefully our communities will make those decisions based on long-term growth and not just short-term satisfaction. Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 18, 2021 19 H ow do I give my house to all of my children? any clients struggle with it to them in a trust. By leaving the how they can give a home property in a special trust, you can M or other special real estate clearly set forth each child's rights to one or more children. This article and duties with regard to the use and provides some suggestions. By maintenance of the property. You can making sure your home is controlled provide how the expenses such as by the instructions in your trust, you taxes and repairs are to be paid. The can be assured that it will be sold trust could detail when each child is or gifted to one of your children. entitled to use the home. If one child receives the home, to Having these terms in the trust equalize the value to each child, the can minimize disagreements among market value of the house would be your children. The trust could also determined at your death and the provide for a mechanism whereby child receiving your home would get if a child wished to sell his or her less of other assets. interest in the home, the other If this is still not equal, then you siblings would have the first right of can provide that the child receiving refusal. Careful planning in advance the house can buy it from your other is the key to a smooth transition of children. By using trust planning, assets, including real estate, after you can leave complete instructions your death. about how you want to distribute any asset. The issues become more com- Now with an office in Cedar City: plicated when they involve a family 415 North Main Street, Suite 106. residence that may be desired by Jeffery J. McKenna is a local attorney more than one family member, whose practice has been focused on especially a cabin, or other vacation Estate Planning for over 25 years. home that may be the source of fond He is licensed and serves clients memories. What issues should be getty images in Utah, Arizona and Nevada. He considered and how can conflict be home, while the siblings may have refusal to purchase the property is a shareholder at the law firm of avoided? no interest in the home at all. In from your estate at its fair market Barney McKenna and Olmstead, P.C. Consideration should be given to this case, you may want to consider value after your death. If you have questions you would like ascertaining exactly what interest leaving the home to the child who If all of your children have an addressed in these articles, please feel your children have, if any, in receiv- desires it, and have the value of this interest in the property, you may free to contact him at 435 628-1711 ing the vacation home as all or part specific gift charged against his want to leave it to all of them so each or visit the firm’s website at www. of their inheritance. You may have or her share of your estate. Or you would own an equal percentage of the bmolawfirm.com. Jeff would enjoy one child who would often use the could give that child a first right of property, or it may be better to leave hearing from you. 20 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 life Iro n County Today obituaries

An SUU Aviation F aaafe Tigilau helicopter flies over the 18th hole dropping On August 1st, 2021, Faaafe Tigilau golfballs near prize- a.k.a Afe, a beloved daughter, sister, flags for the Rotary aunt, and niece, passed away at the fundraiser. young age of 39. She was born on April 22nd, 1982, in Honolulu Hawaii. Faaafe is survived by her Mom (Sapati) Dad (Faau) Brother (Jr) and his family Shaina, Abel, and Azelle. Aunt/Sister Ruth and family. Melonelo Brother Glen/Lana Bauer and family. Grandma (Mama Bauer/ late: Grandpa Pop's Bauer). Family was what Afe cherished the most and spending time with her uncles, aunties, and cousins gave her joy. Afe also had a passion for music as she loved to sing and dance. She was very spiritual and enjoyed going to church whether it was Aiea United Methodist in Aiea Hawaii, which is led by pastor Joe Siofele and his late wife Su’e, and here in Cedar City at TLC who’s spiritual leaders are pastor Pete and his wife along with pastor Jonathan and his wife. Afe always made time to participate in church activities and help out the church youth. Although her time here was short she made the most of it by making others happy and by being the brightest smile in the room. Afe’s celebration of life will be held at the True Life Center Church (2111 North Main, Cedar City) on August 21st at 1pm. Under the direction of Affordable Funeral Services. Online condolences can be sent to her memorial page at www.affordablefuneralservices.com. Cedar Rotary has a ball “fore” good cause A drian Dennis Anderson Adrian Dennis Anderson passed away on August 8, 2021, due to COVID by Corey Baumgartner clothing and hygiene assistance possible. We are also grateful complications. He was born March 30, 1971, the first child and only Iron County Today for children and their families, to the generous donors for the including the homeless youth in prizes, to the public for purchas- son of Dennis and Alene Anderson. He was joined by three sisters, Last Wednesday was a perfect our community. ing golf balls, to our partners Andrea, Lynette, and Misty. He found evening on the 18th hole of the As the helicopter flew over- for providing financial support, brothers in his many cousins. He Cedar Ridge golf course. The head, over 500 golf balls were and to the Cedar City Rotary grew up in Cedar City riding bikes, conditions were favorable for dropped onto specially marked Club and the SUU Rotaract Club and horses, and playing on Gilligan's all players whether they were parts of the fairway. The balls that for spearheading the pantry Island. He learned early to work hard. His first job was mowing lawns in walking, driving a cart, or flying a landed closest to designated flags project. Hundreds of children will the neighborhood. He then moved on helicopter. were the winners of prizes which benefit from this collective spirit to mending fence and herding sheep for Doug Lundgren on The helicopter was part of included a 65” TV, travel and golf of giving.” Cedar Mountain. At the age of 15, he began working at The a special fundraiser teed up packages, Shakespeare tickets, When it comes to service, Sugar Loaf as a dishwasher and it wasn't long before he was one of the head cooks. by the Cedar City Rotary Club. guns, gift cards and more. the Cedar City Rotary Club isn’t He went to school at North and East Elementaries, and They sold numbered golf balls Rotary President Miriam just par for the course, they are then Cedar High School. He attended Dixie College for one to help raise money to support Keener spoke highly and grate- a hole-in-one for the well-being year before serving a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ two Iron County School District fully of this hopefully annual of our community. There’s no of Latter-day Saints in the Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Mission. (ICSD) pantry projects. One was event’s success. sandbagging as they truly putt Following his mission, he married Elisse Rowley on March 12, 1994, in the St. George Temple. They moved to Elko, the ICSD’s central pantry, which “It was truly a community their money where their mouth Nevada where he earned a degree in Diesel Mechanics from is in need of a new location. effort to raise funds for the ICSD is and their continuing, caring Great Basin College. He next attended SUU, earning his The second was the Utah Food Central Pantry! We are grateful to service will help provide many Master of Accounting degree, then started his own business, Bank Mobile School Pantry. Both the Cedar Ridge Golf Course and mulligans of mercy for those AATAX and Accounting. During this time, he and Elisse welcomed their daughter, McKenna Darlene, into their lives. pantries are crucial in helping the SUU Aviation Department for dealing with unfortunate bogies She was the pride and joy of her father and he enjoyed the provide supplemental food, making our ball-drop fundraiser and bunkers in their lives. many hours spent teaching her how to fish (even though he never, ever caught anything), and riding horses, among many other things she now knows how to do. They moved to Elisse's hometown of Summit, UT and have lived there ever since. Adrian had many hobbies such as hunting and fishing with his best friends and with his family. He never met a stranger and he was always ready to help no matter the circumstances. He is survived by his loving wife, Elisse, and loving daughter McKenna, his father, Dennis, mother-in-law, Darlene Rowley, sisters Andrea (Dan) King, Lynette (Ronnie) Tanner, Misty Anderson, and sisters and brothers-in-law Raquel (Norman) Whittaker, Jill (Steve) Decker, Richard (Lynnette) Roundy, Grant (Tiffani) Rowley, Ben Rowley, and Mindy Eckman, as well as many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his mother, Alene, father-in- law, Ken Rowley, sister-in-law Angie Roundy, his grandpar- ents, and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. Viewings were at the Parowan Stake Center, 59 S. 100 W., Thursday, Aug. 12, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., and Friday, Aug. 13, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., the funeral followed at 11:00. Interment was in the Summit Cemetery. Services were under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Elisse and McKenna wish to thank the many friends, family, and loved ones who have extended Over 500 golf balls were dropped love, sympathy, food, and monetary donations. Online and the closest one to designated flags condolences can be sent at www.sumortuary.com. determined the prize winner. The services were live-streamed on YouTube. Search for Parowan Utah Stake Adrian Anderson Funeral. photos by corey baumgartner Iron County Today life Wednesday, August 18, 2021 21 obituaries

Jeanette LeMmon Parry C arl David Nyman D avid Malcolm Aldridge

Jeanette LeMmon Parry passed away Carl David Nyman passed away On Friday, June 18th at 7:30 am, peacefully at home on Thursday August 12, peacefully, circled by his loving family David Malcolm Aldridge departed this 2021. Jeanette was born April 19,1944 in Mount August 8, 2021. world to be with his Heavenly Father Pleasant Utah to George and Frances LeMmon, David was born August 25, 1937, in North and reunite with his loved ones that and was adored by her parents, brother George Logan, Utah to Carl Nelson and Jean Burrell were awaiting his return home. David and sister Maelene. Nyman. fought to the very end to stay beside Jeanette loved nature especially bright He attended Utah State University his precious bride and best friend of colors and flowers. She was married to her best where he received a BFA in Music 38 years, along with his children he friend and the love of her life Zeno Bruce Parry, Education and a Master of Music lovingly guided through life. Sr. They lived many places and Jeanette made Performance. He also received a Master of He was a man of faith, honor, friends where ever they landed. She truly loved Music from the American University where intelligence and wit. He never met a our Heavenly Father and always knew she was he studied with the Master Symphony and math equation or riddle he couldn't one of his children. its director, Werner Lywen. He Studied at solve, a song he wouldn't dance to, Jeanette was a warm and loving mother of Zeno Bruce, Timothy Scott, the US Naval School of Music in Washington D.C. and was a special or a project he couldn't bring to fruition. As a dedicated and and Lu Ann Parry. consultant at the Conservatory of Music in LaPaz, Boliva in April – loyal Elk member, he served the Cedar City Elks Lodge #1556 as Her example of the pure love of Christ will be missed. May 1987 where he was made an honorary citizen of Oruru, Bolivia. Exalted Ruler three times, as well as Utah State President. At Jeanette is proceeded in death by her parents, her brother and her David married Constance Waldron in 1960 (later divorced) To this the time of his passing he was a member of the Opelousas Elks sons. union his daughter, the light of his life, Christa Lyn was born. She Lodge #1048. Along with the Elks, his favorite pastimes included A viewing was held from 11:00am to 1:30pm on Monday August 16th at was born while he was stationed in Bremerhaven, Germany with the spending time with family and friends, traveling the world the LDS church house, 100 East Midvalley Road, Enoch Utah. US Army Band. (whether for business or pleasure), long phone conversations Services followed and the interment was in the Enoch City Cemetery David and Carol Ann Parry were married February 21, 1975, and this with his sister, Rhonda, watching shows on HGTV, yardwork, Under the direction of Affordable Funeral Services. Online condolences brought 3 bonus children into his life, Julie, Kirk and Mark. rooting for his favorite sports teams, and above all, dancing with can be sent to her memorial page at www.affordablefuneralservices.com. Music was a huge part of David’s life and he conducted and his wife to his favorite song "You put me on a Natural High" by performed with many bands and orchestras, including the Utah Merle Haggard. Golden Spike Orchestra, Weber State Community Orchestra, and was He was immensely loved by everyone he came in contact with Patrick Hurt the Music and String teacher for Box Elder County for several years. and never made an enemy - unless you count one feisty saw In 1970 he became the Director of Music at SUSC (now Southern Utah blade that took three of his fingers but earned him the coolest Patrick Dennis Hurt, 52, graduated this life University) where he spent the next 30 years. He loved working with nickname "Lucky 7.” peacefully on August 15, 2021, at his home in the students under his care and made many lifelong friendships. He David is preceded in death by his mother, Mae Muriel Cedar City, Utah., after a valiantly fought battle has served on the board of directors and as chairman of the Cedar Aldridge; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Manny and Cindy with colon cancer. He arrived in this world on City Music Arts program since 1972 and was the musical director for 2 Gonzales; brother-in-law, Clint Stumbaugh, and his beloved February 20, 1969, in Eureka, California, the third seasons of the Utah Shakespeare Festival. canine, cleverly named "Dog". son born to Thomas Hulin and Mary Susan David loved the bagpipes and was the Founder of the Scarlet and David is survived by his wife, JoAnn Aldridge; father, Melvin Hurt. Black Ceremonial Bagpipe band and the Highland Heritage Festival. Aldridge; siblings, Rhonda Stumbaugh, and Dr. Melvin Aldridge Patrick and his family moved several times He directed the Band and Festival for 10 years. He was always (Dr. Chess Miles); children, Jeremy Aldridge (Crystal), James with his dad’s employment, so he experienced happy to tell stories of his time in London where he learned the Logan, and Cynthia Bordelon (Spencer); grandchildren, Ashton schooling in Tooele, Utah, Seoul, South Korea, ins and outs of putting together the band and festival to include Olds, Isabella Bauer, Jordan Aldridge, Eleanore Parnell, Sophia Davenport, Iowa, and graduated from Mililani all the proper traditions and ceremonies. He was a member of the Parnell, Ashlyn Aldridge and Jazzlyn Logan; along with countless High School in Hawaii, before joining the United States Army Band and his position there afforded him the friends he made along the way, all of whom will continue to see Marines for a short time, and moving once opportunity to conduct the Queen of England’s Coldstream Guard David in every beautiful experience they encounter while waiting again to Las Vegas, Nevada, La Verkin, Utah, and finally to Cedar City, Regimental Band and play his French horn as part of a quartet to reunite with him. Cheers to a life well lived, David! Utah. who played for King Frederick IX of Denmark when he was visiting Until you meet again, your wife has a message for you.... She Patrick was always a hard worker, starting a paper route at 12, and President Eisenhower. loves you "More". finding employment wherever he was, in order that he would have The Sigma Nu was also very near and dear to his heart. He has A Celebration of Life was scheduled for August 14th at 2:00 pm the money he needed to take of his and others’ needs. The pursuit of been a member of the Fraternity 34 years. Many lasting friendships at David and JoAnn's home, as well as in Cedar City, Utah at the education was extremely important to him, and he was always striving and memories are associated with those people he met and worked Cedar City Elks Lodge on August 28th at 1:00 pm. Both services to learn. He graduated from SUU with a bachelor’s degree in Sociology, with. He was sworn in as the Regent of Sigma Nu where he was are contingent upon rules and regulations regarding COVID. returning to gain a paralegal degree, and he was working on writing and responsible for over 500 chapters in the US and Canada. During the researching for books he was planning to have published. 2 years he served as Regent, he was able to visit over 200 of these Patrick loved music, attending his first concert when he was 12, chapters. C arol Ann Facer Parkin and had a very large eclectic collection of music that he was willing David retired in 2001 as the Associate Dean of Continuing Education at Southern Utah University. He thought retirement was a to share with others. He also loved being outdoors, hiking with family Carol Ann, age 62, was born April 8, or by himself, enjoying the beauty of wherever he lived. Patrick was a bit boring, so he went back to work as the Executive Director of the Heritage Center and Festival Hall until 2011. David loved traveling 1959, in Salt Lake City, Utah to James member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and no matter Alma and Carol Jane Facer. She passed his challenges in this life, his testimony was one of his most treasured with his wife, painting, sports cars and outdoor activities like boating, camping, fishing, and riding “the machines” (4-wheelers). away on August 5, 2021, in Cedar City, gifts. His other gift was his family, with his children being his greatest Utah. Carol Ann married Jeff Parkin in accomplishment, and his wife Sheena, the one he wanted to be with for David was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day saints. He is survived by his wife Carol Ann of 46 years. His 1977 and they had two children. They eternity. were her pride and joys for living, In Patrick’s own words, “I will not go out of this life in despair. I will go daughter, Christa (Alan) Cardon, of Cedar City, Utah; Stepchildren, Julie Groo (Donny Cook), of Tacoma Washington; Kirk (Becca) Jones Jeffery James and Shianne Priscilla. out of this life knowing that there is a true and just God and that He, His Carol Ann grew up in Salt Lake son, and the Holy Ghost form a Godhead that has allowed for me to live of Cedar City, Utah; and Mark (Lisa) Jones of Atlanta, Georgia. He is also survived by a brother, Jeffrey Lyn (Rose) Nyman of Payson, City, Utah and Soda Springs, Idaho. a wonderful life and for me to return to Him. I haven't lived the best life, She started her married life in but I have lived the best life that I knew how to.” Utah. He will be remembered lovingly by 13 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Pocatello, Idaho. She truly loved her job Patrick is survived by his wife, Sheena Janine Hurt; his children, Joseph working with the elderly to give joy and Lopez-Hurt, Benjamin Hurt, Samuel Hurt, James Hale and Joshua Pruitt; He was preceded in death by his parents, Carl Nelson Nyman and Jean Burrell Nyman. Brothers Gary, Dennis, and Robert and a sister, meaning to their lives. his parents, Tom and Susan Hurt, his brothers, Bryan (Patricia) Hurt, Sean It was a dream all of her childhood to have horses. That (Paula) Hurt and Jeremy Hurt; his sisters, Shannon (Lyle) Coram and Lana. Funeral services were held on Saturday, August 14, 2021, at 11:00 dream came true when she and Jeff bought a small ranch to Linnea (Reid) Haines, as well as numerous nieces and nephews, all his have horses. Her daughter Shianne went on to become rodeo in-laws in England and his many friends whose lives he touched. am at the Mesa Hills Ward Chapel, 1925 W 320 S, Cedar City, UT. Viewings were held at Southern Utah Mortuary, 190 N 300 W, Cedar Queen of many events. Her son Jeffery was a great track runner Funeral services will be held on Saturday, August 21, 2021, at 2:00 pm and placed in State. at Southern Utah Mortuary (190 N 300 W, Cedar City, Utah), with final City, UT on Friday, August 13, 2021, from 6-8:00 pm and on Saturday, August 14, 2021, from 9-10:00 am. Interment was in the Cedar City Carol Ann loved Christmas and she celebrated year-round. She arrangements under the direction of southern Utah Mortuary. Online embodied the spirit of Christmas. It gave her so much joy as she condolences can be sent, and live streaming of services can be seen at Cemetery under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be made at www.sumortuary.com. was a very giving person. www.sumortuary.com. Carol Ann is survived by her mother Carole Facer of Anchorage, Alaska; her brother Russell Facer and sister-in-law Robin Facer of Murrieta, California; her Sister-in-law Robin Facer Priestly, Randy’s widow. She also has 5 grandchildren and many nieces D ee Walker and nephews that will love and miss her. She has many cousins, aunts, uncles and family members that hold her dear to their Dee Walker, 95 years old passed away on was sent to Elko, NV where he lived most of his life, servicing pinball hearts. July 31, 2021, in Salt Lake City, UT surrounded machines, jukeboxes and slots. She is preceded in death by her father, James Alma Facer; by his closest friends from Elko, NV. Dee was Dee was preceded in death by his parents, Reuben and Catherine brothers, Glen and Randy Facer; her husband Jeff Parkin and son born February 15, 1926, in Cedar City, UT to Walker, brothers Blaine (LaRue) Walker, Earl (Elsie) Blomgren, Miles Jeffery Parkin and daughter Shianne Parkin. Reuben and Catherine Walker. He went to (Norma) Walker, Keith (Ramona) Walker, Herbert (LaRue) Walker, Jack Carol Ann chose to be cremated and there will be a celebra- school in Cedar City, UT where he enjoyed (Joye) Walker, and sister Edna (Max) Williams. He is survived by two tion of life at a later date. spending time with his friends and family. daughters, Katheryn and Adrienne and their families. Carol Ann’s family would like to express their gratitude for After high school graduation in 1944, he There will be a memorial service on August 26th at 6 pm in Elko, those who helped Carol at the end stages of life. Kim Collins joined the Marine Corp like his brother Jack NV at the Stockman’s Casino. Burial services will commence on from South West Center and all at Cedar City Rehab Center. Walker and served his country during WWII. August 28th at 2 pm at the Cedar City, UT Cemetery for friends and Thank you to Southern Utah Mortuary for the kindness and love He was discharged from the service in 1946. family. He will be buried with military honors. The family is not using that they showed to Carol Ann and family at this trying time. After his discharge, he was employed by a a mortuary for the burial service, so please bring your own chair if Be at Peace with your loved ones in Heaven. Online condo- company called the Cline Music Man and needed. lences can be made at www.sumortuary.com. 22 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 life Iro n County Today faith “Working Man Who and what are angels? (Part 3) by Edy Meredith and the Anointed One. What are the qualifications For Iron County Today of any who would disagree with this? Hands” (Jonah 33) Ninth, angels are very powerful. Angels are ngels are written about in the Bible as called “mighty ones who do His word” (Psalm here’s no doubt about all the compassion true creations of God. In contemporary 103:20), “power” (Ephesians 1:21), and “thrones or and caring that has been shown over the A culture and earlier angels have also been dominions or principalities or powers” (Colossians past few weeks during the flooding in our fantasized about and used to sell products and 1:16). If you examine a Topical Index of the Bible, T ideas. We all know that February is advertised you will find far too many references for me communities. Whether it was encouraging words, food and clothing donations, or clean-up services, as the month of romance and Valentine’s Day to list all the Bible citations. Also please check there were many hands and hearts that came (February 14th) is the premier romantic holiday BibleGateway for 280 biblical references for “angel” together to bless not only the people in our own when the winged Cupid angel carries a golden bow along with 93 references for “angels”. I recommend neighborhoods, but neighboring cities. and arrow as a symbol of how love can paralyze BibleGateway as a useful internet tool for Bible I realize it seems contradictory that our rational thinking. studies. community prayed for rain, but also got flooding However, Valentine’s Day Tenth, we don’t and damages in the process. Nevertheless, after has nothing to do with D ifficult questions know definitively when seeing and hearing all of the blessings that have biblical depictions of angels were created. In come from the unity created by the adversity, I am angels. & Truth 101.30 Genesis 2:1 we are told reminded that God is more concerned about our Eighth, continuing that angels (the host) spiritual droughts than our physical ones. Sure, from Parts 1 and 2, do along with the heavens God could have sent a gentle rain that had time angels marry or are given in marriage? According and the earth were finished on the seventh day to soak in and we’d be grateful. However, I have a to Jesus in Matthew 22:30, the resurrected dead and God ended His work on the seventh, the hunch that more lives were blessed and changed neither marry nor are given in marriage but are Sabbath. We can understand that the host or for the better during this flood of challenges than like the angels in heaven. Luke 20:34-37 further angels were created by the sixth day of creation. if we would have just received another regular clarifies this when the pharisees try to trap Jesus Is it possible to be more exact? In Job 38:6-7, we rainstorm and called it good. by asking about marriage after death. Jesus stated find when God laid the foundations of the earth, That is why I’m writing about this particular definitively, “Those who are counted worthy to the “morning stars sang together, and all the sons song this week. I’m sure we’re all familiar with attain … the resurrection from the dead, neither of God shouted for joy” possibly meaning that God the Bible story of Jonah getting swallowed by the marry nor are given in marriage, nor can they die created angelic beings on the first day of creation. whale (giant fish), but there’s more to this story anymore, for they are equal to the angels and are Next week, we will consider items eleven than is often told. The story is really more about sons of God, being sons of the resurrection.” Some through fourteen to learn more about angels and God’s grace for those who are lost in places worse would equivocate about this, but I accept this when or whether they interact with humans. Do than the belly of a whale. two-thousand-year-old documented statement they interact with humans only by God’s command by Jesus, the Premier One, also called the Christ or can they operate as individuals on their own? playlistGo d's N ondenom. Corey Baumgartner [email protected] community

Jonah didn’t want to go to Nineveh (at first) Bible Study to call them to repentance. Why not? Surprisingly, because he didn’t like the Ninevites and knew from Cheryl Disney God’s mercy was so great that He would most For Iron County Today likely forgive them and Jonah didn’t like that. Thankfully, even though he had to deal with some A Precept Upon Precept Bible Study will be held bitterness and self-pity, he repented, returned and at the Cedar City Public Library, 303 N 100 East. they repented and God did not destroy them. There will be two classes beginning on September The beauty of this history lesson and the many 1, 6:30 – 8:45 pm and on September 2, 1-3 pm. They present lessons of hope and help in our community will each include a 14-week study of Isaiah, Part 1, is that help did not just go to our friends, family “Know God deeply, live differently.” and neighbors. It did not go to just Christians, or Workbooks are $31.00 and may be picked up on those who attend church every week. It went to August 26. Also at that time, there will be an ori- both sinners and saints—without checking to see entation of inductive Bible study for new students. who was who. It went to rich people, poor people Lesson 1 will be discussed in class the first week. and those in between. There were shovelfuls of In Isaiah (Part 1), we'll meet the Holy One of compassion, not condemnation. I’m certain that if Israel, and learn how He deals with those who claim we looked deeper than the floodwaters, we would Him as God but don't honor Him as God in the way see even more stories of God’s grace and goodness that they live. And we'll find the destiny of nations, coming through the working hands of men, women the future of all mankind ... including ours. and children to all who needed it. Precept Upon Precept studies take a We all have people in our lives who we are straight-forward investigative approach to Bible called to help physically and/or spiritually—which study. The inductive method will lead attendees to are not separate things to God. No, we may not like discover truth for themselves by using three skills; them all, but what greater way to be like our Savior observation, interpretation and application. These than to love and serve them anyway? Whether studies consist of homework, discussion, and DVD we serve (minister) with a spoon, shovel, or an lecture by Bible teacher Pete Delaney. excavator, or with a smile, prayer (silent or spoken) Precept Bible studies are nondenominational. or a Bible verse, we can make a mortal and eternal Interested students may call 435-267-2234 or 435- difference in someone’s life. Whether it’s Nineveh 238-3078 for information or to register. Information or next door, let’s get to work, hopefully without about Precept Ministries International can be found needing to be swallowed by a whale first. at www.precept.org. Wednesday, August 18, 2021 23 Scores + Recaps from Iron County competition sports Canyonw Vie CV football impresses Dons beat 33 in season opener R eds with Ogden by Tom Zulewski Adrian Ward completed Garrett’s big 2nd half Iron County Today touchdown trifecta with a 15-yard TD 21 catch that helped push CV’s lead to by Tom Zulewski Quarterback Jake Garrett threw 20-6 at the half. Ward added a 54-yard Iron County Today Canyon View 7 13 6 7 -- 33 three first-half touchdown passes, and scoring run in the third quarter as the Ogden 6 0 7 8 -- 21 the Canyon View Falcons made a strong Falcons weren’t seriously challenged Q1 – O – Morales 2 run (kick failed) Other than giving up the CV – Macias 7 pass from Garrett (Barlow kick) impression on the road as they beat the after that. The big plays continued in the opening kickoff for a touch- Q2 – CV – Macias 61 pass from Garrett (Barlow Ogden Tigers, 33-21 in the season opener final quarter as Asher Groft scored on a down, the Cedar Reds were kick) 71-yard touchdown to help Canyon View CV – Ward 15 pass from Garrett (run failed) Aug. 13. Nick Macias caught two scores holding strong in its 2021 from Garrett as the Falcons took control secure the victory. Q3 – CV – Ward 54 run (run failed) football season opener on O – Adams 41 interception return (Richards kick) of the game after the Tigers struck first Canyon View continues on the road the road. Despite committing Q4 – CV – Groft 71 run (Barlow kick) on a 2-yard touchdown run from Yahir this week as they travel to Payson for a 7 O – Gallegos 25 pass from Furniss (Morales kick) penalties that totaled 135 Morales. p.m. kickoff Friday night. yards, the Spanish Fork Dons overcame them and pulled away to a win. Tayson Reid ran for two touchdowns and Cade Olsen added a second-half scoring reception to go with the opening kickoff return as Spanish Fork rolled to a 34-7 win over Cedar on Aug. 13. Tayson started the game-breaking surge in the third quarter with a 30-yard

S panish Fork 34 Cedar 7 Cedar 0 0 0 7 -- 7 Spanish Fork 6 0 21 7 -- 34 Q1 – SF – Olsen 99 kickoff return (kick failed) Q3 – SF – Reid 30 run (Stevenson kick) SF – Buck 32 run (Stevenson kick) SF – Olsen 5 pass from Stevenson (Ste- venson kick) Q4 – SF – Reid 2 run (Stevenson kick) C – Warren 7 pass from Lunt (Hernandez kick)

touchdown run and Joshua suu athletics Buck scored on a 32-yard run SUU Men's Basketball Head Coach Todd Simon joins his fellow coaches and staff in celebration of their 2020-2021 season championship...one of many more to come under his leadership. as the Dons stretched their lead to 27-0 heading to the fourth quarter. After a mishandled punt Todd Simon signs extension through 2026-27 snap led to a turnover deep in Cedar territory, Reid put by Kyle Birnbrauer enjoyed unprecedented success on named Big Sky Conference Regular the game away early in the SUU ATHLETICS STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION the court, but they are committed to Season Champions after finishing fourth quarter with a 2-yard their academic success as well," Corum conference play with a record of 12-2. touchdown run. Cedar was CEDAR CITY – Southern Utah said. "Coach Simon's leadership as a Along with claiming the Regular Season able to break up the Dons’ University and Director of Athletics husband, father, and coach is a strong Championship, Simon navigated his shutout bid when D.J. Warren Debbie Corum have announced that example for the men who are fortunate team to the No. 1 overall seed in the Big caught a 7-yard touchdown reigning Big Sky Coach of the Year enough to play for him. We move Sky Conference Tournament, and the pass from Koden Lunt with Todd Simon has signed a contract forward with high expectations for the first BYE to the quarterfinals that the three minutes left. extension that runs through the 2026- upcoming season and are thrilled that program had ever received. The Reds will try again for 27 season. he will be on the sidelines guiding this Simon's Thunderbirds set a high bar their first win of the season "It is with excitement that we team once again." finishing the regular season with a .864 Friday when they travel were able to extend Coach Simon's Simon led the Thunderbirds to their winning percentage, which was the to play defending 3A state contract to keep him at SUU as long first ever Big Sky Championship during champion Juab in a 7 p.m. as possible. Not only have his teams the 2020-21 season, as they were see simon » 25 kickoff. 24 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 sports Iro n County Today Sc oreboard Wasps prove too much for Rams S cores by Tom Zulewski Richards caught his second touch- Region 10 Prep Football Juab Iron County Today down from Jackson on a 30-yard strike 8/13 Spanish Fork 34, Cedar 7 to put Juab back out in front, but Green Canyon 17, Crimson The Parowan Rams were able to stay Parowan’s defense came through in the Cliffs 13 37 on even terms early in its football season second quarter when Braden Bettridge Desert Hills 45, San Juan 20 opener. After the first half was completed, returned an interception 67 yards for a Springville 41, Dixie 10 Parowan the Juab Wasps showed why they’re the score that made it a 14-14 game. Hurricane 28, Richfield 26 defending 3A state champions. Juab scored on a safety and Richards Pine View 38, Salem Hills 27 Ryker Richards went to work twice in Snow Canyon 27, Cyprus 12 caught three touch- the final two minutes 3A South Prep Football 27 down passes and ran Ryker Richards of the half as he Canyon View 33, Ogden 21 8/13 for a fourth score, scored on a run and a Juab 14 16 0 7 -- 37 leads with 4 TDs Emery 28, Carbon 16 Parowan 7 7 7 6 -- 27 and Juab built a big pass to push the lead Juab 37, Parowan 27 Q1 – J – Richards 20 pass from Jackson (Richards halftime lead before to 30-14 at the break. Manti 19, Union 7 kick) P – Jense 20 run (Quesada kick) holding on for a 37-27 win over Parowan Parowan scored in the third quarter on a Payson 40, North Sanpete 35 J – Richards 30 pass from Jackson (Richards kick) at Alma Richards Stadium. 19-yard touchdown from Matt Townsend Hurricane 28, Richfield 26 Q2 – P – Bettridge 67 interception return (Que- Richards started the scoring for the to Shaydon Benson, but a 63-yard scoring sada kick) 1 A South Prep Football J – Safety Wasps on the game’s opening drive with run from Jared Dye early in the fourth J – Richards run (Richards kick) 8/13 Juab 37, Parowan 27 J – Richards 22 pass from Jackson (Richards kick) a 20-yard touchdown catch from Alex quarter helped Juab secure the victory. Beaver 28, Kanab 0 Q3 – P – Benson 19 pass from Townsend (Que- Jackson, but the Rams answered on its The Rams will continue their sea- sada kick) first possession of the season as Easton son-opening homestand Friday with Duchesne 32, Milford 13 Q4 – J – Dye 63 run (Richards kick) Jense found the end zone from 20 yards a game against 1A state title favorite North Sevier 41, South Sevier 6 P – Robison run (kick failed) out to tie the game. Duchesne in a 7 p.m. start. S tandings Region 10 Prep Football REGION OVERALL

Desert Hills 0-0 1-0 Falcons soccer extends streak over Reds Hurricane 0-0 1-0 Pine View 0-0 1-0 by Tom Zulewski friends and rivals, there were a lot of happened in 2002. Snow Canyon 0-0 1-0 Iron County Today nerves,” Newman said. “It’s been up-and- In the other games the teams played Cedar 0-0 0-1 down, every game. You just never know last week, Cedar beat Parowan in its Crimson Cliffs 0-0 0-1 In the up-and-down madness which team is going to show up.” home opener 5-1 on Aug. 10, getting Dixie 0-0 0-1 that’s characterized the early season The winning team started to appear goals from Rylan Tebbs and Amanda 3A South Prep Football for Canyon View’s girls soccer team, it when senior keeper Niky Johnson was Brown in last three minutes of the first REGION OVERALL seemed more than logical that playing sent off for a yellow card infraction near half to extend a 1-0 lead. After Parowan the home opener would only put things the halfway point of the first half. In the got on the board with its only goal from Canyon View 0-0 1-0 back on an upward swing. 27th minute, sophomore Gracie Burt Madee Leydsman midway through the Juab 0-0 1-0 Thanks to a shot from sophomore made the save of the game in a tough second half, Brown and Paityn Carver Manti 0-0 1-0 Brook Davie and stellar second-half spot when she dove to stop a rebound netted goals inside the final five minutes Carbon 0-0 0-1 defense, the Falcons came through and chance in close that came within a few to secure the victory. North Sanpete 0-0 0-1 moved the trend back toward a positive inches of crossing the line. Keana Tolman had the game’s other Richfield 0-0 0-1 direction. “I was really nervous and thought goal for Cedar in the opening minute. 1 A South Prep Football Davie scored with 90 seconds left in that ball was going in,” said Davie, who Canyon View’s other game of the REGION OVERALL the first half and Canyon View survived a scored her third goal of the season. week was a tough 4-0 shutout loss on crazy scramble in front of its goal in the “(The save) brought everyone up and the road at Dixie on Aug. 11. Four differ- North Sevier 0-0 1-0 final minute to shut out the Cedar Reds, gave us the confidence to know we ent players scored for the Flyers, and Enterprise 0-0 0-0 1-0 on Aug. 13 to improve to 3-2 overall could do this. We just had to keep they scored twice in each half. Gunnison 0-0 0-0 on the season. With all of the outcomes pushing.” Cedar will play at Dixie in its next Parowan 0-0 0-1 decided in shutout fashion, Falcons head “She somehow became a human game Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Canyon View Kanab 0-0 0-1 coach Steve Newman said the goal made vacuum and sucked that ball up. It was played Juab at home Tuesday in a game Milford 0-0 0-1 the difference in the second-half effort. awesome,” Newman said of Burt’s save. too late for press deadline, and they will “First game at home, a lot of pressure CV beat Cedar for the third straight travel to play at Millard on Thursday in a S chedule on the sophomores playing against time in the rivalry, something that last 4 p.m. kickoff. Region 10 Prep Football 8/20 Cedar at Juab Crimson Cliffs at Spanish Fork Desert Hills at Cedar Valley Dixie at Riverton American Leadership at Hurricane Crunch Pine View at Highland Morgan at Snow Canyon Time! 3A South Prep Football 8/20 Canyon View at Payson The Iron County Fair is only 2 Cottonwood at Carbon weeks away, but there is still plenty Cedar at Juab of action to enjoy before then. This weekend will be the magnificent Manti at Delta Mud Bogs and next weekend is the North Sanpete at Emery destructive Demolition Derby. The Richfield at North Sevier Fair will also include an amazing Rodeo, Art/Crafts/Food exhibits and 1 A South Prep Football plenty of fun things for the entire 8/20 Duchesne at Parowan family! Visit: ironcountyfair.net/ South Sevier at Enterprise home for the schedules and make Monticello at Gunnison your plans to join one of the premier events in Southern Utah. Millard at Kanab Rich at Milford Richfield at North Sevier dave mineer Iron County Today sports Wednesday, August 18, 2021 25 D on’t let your dreams disappear hirty-two years ago, a simple movie came out “We destroyed Uintah, a 5A team, and we were called “Field of Dreams.” It was so impactful the best team on the field. Then we played Payson T to baseball players, fans, fathers and sons Random and you’d think we never played soccer before,” he everywhere that Major League Baseball returned to said. “It’s just up and down every game, and you the place where the film was made to play a regu- thoughts never know which team is gonna show up. We’re lar-season game that counted. not mature enough yet, and it will take time.” The Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees Tom Zulewski gathered in the middle of a corn field Aug. 12 to play iron county today Back to the diamonds a full nine-inning game. Fox did the broadcast, Kevin Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Tyler Gilbert, Costner -- who played Ray Kinsella in the film -- Side team, the win was another notch in the belt for only making his first career start in the big leagues, came out of the corn field for the pre-game welcome, them. When the winning comes, the dreams feel that threw a no-hitter at the San Diego Padres on Aug. and the players emerged from the corn and settled in much sweeter, more tangible, more alive. 14, a 7-0 shutout. Gilbert is only the third pitcher on either side of second base to soak up the ovation Will it lead to a World Series win? Get back to us in Major League Baseball history to pull off such from the fans. in October, but for now, take our quiz on the movie a feat. The others happened in 1892 and 1953, and I must admit the tears flowed openly during that you can find elsewhere on these pages and don’t these aren’t exactly household names. that introduction I watched later on YouTube. The stop dreaming big. Bumpus Jones (don’t call him Casey) for the memories of my reaction from the movie came Cincinnati Reds was first and Bobo Holloman of the flooding back in the best way because there’s power Talk about strange beginnings St. Louis Browns -- yes, that was a franchise name in our dreams. They can shape our lives when we After beating Cedar on the pitch for the third way back when -- was the second rookie to pull off allow them. straight time Aug. 13, the Canyon View girls soccer the feat. And dreams created an unforgettable moment team has stretched a different type of streak that In what’s been an absolutely awful season in when Tim Anderson channeled the energy of the day is more than unusual. With a 3-2 record after last Arizona, Gilbert’s achievement is a beacon of light to hit a two-run homer into the corn with one out week’s play, all of the Falcons’ games have been that shows us how dreams really can come true, in the bottom of the ninth inning to give the White decided either way by shutout. no matter how much work it takes to make them Sox an amazing 9-8 win over the Yankees. It came Head coach Steve Newman said with a team come to life. after Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton hit two-run that features only three seniors, the maturation homers of their own to erase a three-run deficit in process for the younger players -- 24 between the the top of the frame. freshman and sophomore classes -- is being shown Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter T@ ommyZee81 or In what’s been a dream season so far for the South in the results. email [email protected]. Tom'sr Spo ts Trivia simon I n celebration of the Field of PTA meeting where Annie argues 10. Ray Kinsella began to doubt « Continued from page 23 Dreams baseball game that was against someone attempting to himself as the field was being built, brought to real life Aug. 12, this ban books by author Terrence but Shoeless Joe Jackson appears Mann. Ray later travels to which with the rest of his teammates. best in the program's Division I history. They also week’s dozen is a tribute to the East Coast city in search of Mann? What message does the mystery finished their Big Sky Conference schedule with a 1989 movie that starred Kevin voice deliver next, a reference to A. Baltimore .857 winning percentage, shattering the previous Costner. Spoiler alert: The game Ray’s relationship with his dad? between the Chicago White Sox B. New York high of .450. Along with the overall accolades, the C. Philadelphia A. “Get us out of here.” Thunderbirds finished the season 14-0 at home. It and New York Yankees ended D. Boston B. “Good work!” was only the second time in the program's Division up as memorable as the movie C. “Don’t sell the farm.” I history that they finished the regular season was. Since the game has already 6. Director Phil Alden Robinson D. “Ease his pain.” initially didn’t want Kevin Costner flawless at home, and marked the most victories at happened, please remember…no wagering. for the lead role in “Field of 11. Which legendary coach at USC home in a single season in the program's DI tenure. Dreams.” After reading the script, was hired as baseball advisor for The 2020-21 edition of the Thunderbirds also 1. A corn field in the town of what holiday classic did Costner “Field of Dreams?” finished the regular season with the best scoring compare the movie to? Dyersville gives us what A. John McKay offense in the Big Sky, averaging 84.2 points per Midwestern state where Field of A. “A Christmas Story” B. Rod Dedeaux game. That number was good enough for the sixth Dreams filmed? B. “It’s a Wonderful Life” C. John Robinson highest mark in the NCAA as well. C. “Home Alone” D. George Raveling A. Indiana D. “Miracle on 34th Street” At the conclusion of the season, Simon was B. Illinois named the winner of the 2021 Jim Phelan National C. Iowa 12. Timothy Busfield played the role Coach of the Year Award, Big Sky Coach of the Year, D. Ohio 7. After finding Mann in Boston, of Ray’s brother-in-law Mark, he joins Ray as they travel to who advises selling the farm to NABC District 6 Coach of the Year, and a finalist Minnesota in search of Moonlight avoid bankruptcy but comes for the Skip Prosser Man of the Year Award and the 2. What’s the name of the W.P. Kinsella novel “Field of Dreams” is Graham for the farm’s baseball around later when the players Hugh Durham Award. based on? game. What was Graham’s real appear to him. Busfield also "It is a tremendous honor and a blessing to first name? had a role as journalist Danny A. Shoeless Joe Concannon on what NBC political represent Southern Utah University and Cedar City. A. Alex This is a place that we have great pride in and feel a B. Moonlight Graham drama that ran from 1998 to C. Dizzy Dean B. Alan 2006? deep connection to the community. My family and D. Casey Stengel C. Albert I are grateful to Debbie Corum and the University D. Archie A. West Wing leadership for this extension," Simon said. "Under 3. What was said by the ghost in B. Veep Debbie's leadership and with our excellent staff, we the corn field that kicked Ray 8. Graham gets his one at-bat in C. The Good Wife the movie and then saves Ray’s D. Quantico have built and improved the program every season Kinsella’s dream of a baseball field into motion? daughter, Karin, from choking on culminating in an unforgettable championship a hot dog before retiring. What Last Week’s Answers season this past year. Our vision is to sustain A. “If you build it, he will come.” was Graham’s occupation in his excellence on and off the floor and to continue to B. “It can be great again.” life after baseball? 1. C: Will Ferrell. compete at a high level." C. “We need another team” 2. A: Kevin Durant. D. “Don’t sell the farm.” A. Physician 3. B: Miller. In his five seasons at Southern Utah, Simon B. Optometrist has turned around a program that went 6-24 C. Veterinarian 4. C: SE Louisiana 4. How many Academy Award 5. B: Babe Ruth during the 2015-16 season into a 20-win team nominations did “Field of D. Oncologist that won their first-ever Big Sky Championship. Dreams” receive? 6. C: Sports Illustrated Who played the older Moonlight He has also coached five Big Sky All-Conference 9. 7. D: Hank Aaron. A. One Graham in “Field of Dreams,” his team members, won seven Big Sky Championship 8. B: Wins Above Replacement B. Two final film role? 9. B: Touchback Tournament games, picked up the program's C. Three first-ever postseason victory (80-73 over Drake in D. Four A. Don Knotts 10. B: Canton B. Burt Lancaster the CIT) and the program's first-ever victory over a 11. D: John Lennon 5. Ray and his wife, Annie, attend a C. Kirk Douglas 12. A: Notre Dame Power 5 opponent (79-78 over Nebraska). D. Michael Douglas 26 Wednesday, August 18, 2021 classifieds free Limit of 2 ads per person and phone number, 30 words per ad. Charges apply for any additional words over 30 and for “help wanted” and “services” categories.

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Pub lic Notice ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Cedar City Police Department announces the dis- Sealed Bids for the construction of the Panguitch City Water posal of found and unclaimed property in accordance Tank Lid Replacement project will be received, by Panguitch with UCA 77-24a-5 and UCA 45-1-101. The Cedar City Po- City online at Quest CDN until 2:00 pm local time on Septem- lice department has in its possession: mountain style, ber 8th, 2021 at which time the Bids received will be opened BMX, road and children’s bicycles; scooters and hov- and read. The Project consists of the following: Removal and erboards; hand/power tools and tool boxes; luggage disposal of the existing, concrete water tank lid, internal col- and bags w/personal property; MP3 style players, video umns and access ladder; remove and protect existing SCA- games, computers, and other electronics and comput- DA components and stainless-steel access hatch; furnishing ing devices; cell phones; keys; jewelry, coins and curren- and installing concrete reinforcement, internal concrete col- cy; home, sports and other collectibles; shoes, clothing umns, concrete lid, reinstall existing stainless steel access and bedding; wallets, purses, backpacks; sporting, golf, hatch, stainless-steel ladder, extend tank inlet pipe for im- skiing and camping equipment; firearms, holsters, gun proved mixing, control valve, meter vaults and meters. cases and knives; strollers; camera equipment. All un- The Issuing Office for the Bidding Documents is: En- claimed found property or other unclaimed property sign Engineering, 225 N. 100 S., RICHFIELD, UT 84701 will be disposed of in accordance to state law and city Mike Naser; 435-896-2983, mnaser@ensignutah. policy after September 17, 2021. com. Electronic copies of the bid documents will be Published August 4, 11 & 18, 2021 made available on Ensign Engineering’s website at Iron County Today • ICT #0429 www.ensigneng.com/index.php/bid-access. A pre-bid conference will NOT be held. However, all potential bidders are strongly encouraged to visit the site. The last day for questions is September 6th, 2021 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Bid security shall be furnished in accordance with the In- structions to Bidders. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following described property will be sold at public auction to the high- Owner: Panguitch City est bidder, payable in lawful money of the United By: Kim Soper States at the time of the sale, at entrance to the Title: Mayor IRON COUNTY COURTHOUSE located at 40 N. 100 E., Date: August 18th, 2021 Cedar City, UT on Monday, September 13, 2021 at 1:00 NOTICE TO ALL PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS p.m., for the purpose of foreclosing on a Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents originally executed by This project will be a FEDERALLY FINANCED COMMUNITY DE- Adam Trammell and Makaela Trammell, as Trustors, VELOPMENT PROJECT. All rules and regulations governing and Barbara Lynn Bandringa, trustee of the Bandringa such projects will be applicable. The contract is to be award- Family Trust, dated August 28, 2020, as Beneficiary. ed to the lowest responsible and responsive bidder, whose The Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents is dated bid meets the requirements and criteria set forth in the re- October 6, 2020 and recorded on October 13, 2020, as quest for bids. Requirements for prevailing wage rates and Entry No. 00754418, Book 1511, Page 1838, in the official certified payrolls apply as it is subject to the Davis-Bacon records of the Recorder of Iron County, State of Utah, Act. and includes property more particularly described as Also, work to be completed under this project is subject to follows: the requirements of Section 3 of the Housing and Urban De- Parcel: E-1592-0002-0057 velopment Act of 1968, the purpose of which is to ensure Address: 4610 N. 2650 W., Beryl, UT employment and other economic opportunities generated by Legal: LOTS 42 & 44, ESCALANTET VALLEY RANCHOS UNIT HUD-assisted projects shall, to the greatest extent feasible, 11. be directed to low- and very low-income persons, particularly persons who are recipients of HUD assistance for housing. A Substitution of Trustee was recorded on April 26, 2021 as Entry 00767633, Book 1547, Pages 943-944 and All contractors participating in this project must have a Data a Notice of Default was recorded on April 26, 2021 as Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number and be regis- Entry 00767634, Book 1547, Pages 945-946 in the official tered on the federal System for Award Management (SAM) records of the Recorder of Iron County, State of Utah. at sam.gov. The Substitute Trustee has elected to sell or cause to Published August 18, 25 & September 1, 2021 be sold all rights, title and interest of the Trustor in Iron County Today • ICT #0432 and to the real property described in the aforemen- tioned Trust Deed in order to satisfy such obligations in favor of the Beneficiary. Bidders must tender to the Substitute Trustee a de- HVAC and Plumbing posit of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), at the time of sale and the balance of the purchase price is due Contractors by 12:00 p.m. MST on the first business day following The Five County Association of Governments is looking for the sale. The deposit is non-refundable and retained contractors in the HVAC and plumbing fields to perform work as damage if balance is not paid within 24 hours of in Iron, Kane, Garfield, Beaver, and Washington counties. The sale. Both the deposit and the balance must be paid projects will use state and federal funds, so contractors are to J. David Westwood, Trustee, in the form of a wire required to meet certain qualifications. Considerations given transfer, cashier’s check or certified funds. Cash pay- for women and minorities. Please contact Danna Alvey at ments, personal checks or trust checks are not ac- 435-586-0585 or [email protected] for more infor- cepted. mation. The Substitute Trustee shall sell the above property Published August 18 & 25, 2021 at the time of the sale without warranty, express or Iron County Today • ICT #0433 implied subject to all encumbrances of record. Anyone having questions or desiring information regarding the property to be sold should contact the undersigned. Hours of office operation: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Mon- day through Friday, except legal holidays. This is an N otice to Creditors attempt to collect a debt. Any information obtained will be used to collect this debt. Announcement of appointment and notice to creditors for the estate of David Ivar Peterson, deceased. /s/ J. David Westwood J. David Westwood Probate Case No. 213500118. Michelle R. Perez, whose address WESTWOOD LAW, P.C. is 5052 Clairemont Drive, PO Box 178685., San Diego, Califor- 98 W. Harding Ave. nia 92177, has been appointed Administrator of the above-en- Cedar City, UT 84720 titled estate. (435) 267-2145 Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to : (1) deliver Published August 11, 18 & 25, 2021 or mail their written claims to the Administrator at the ad- Iron County Today • ICT #0430 dress above; or (2) file their written claims with the Clerk of the District Court in Iron County, or otherwise present their claims as required by Utah law within three months after the date of the first publication of this notice or be forever barred. Published August 18, 25 & September 1, 2021 visit us at ironcountytoday.com Iron County Today • ICT #0434 © 2021 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 37, No. 37 Replace the missing words.

1. Tardigrades on the Moon In 2019, a small ______called Beresheet, crashed on the magine an animal that looks like a combination of a ______of the moon. caterpillar and a teddy bear. Can you picture that? Then you have imagined a tardigrade! Beresheet was carrying a special “library.” This library had all kinds of ______about Earth, including some ______, 2. tiny tardigrades.

Some scientists think the tardigrades may have ______the crash. They can survive all kinds of ______situations, including times with no water Tardigrades, sometimes called water bears or moss piglets, are really tiny. and no air. That’s just one ______They’re microscopic—you need a microscope to see them. they are often considered the toughest animals on Earth. Match each tardigrade with its shadow. 3.

Tardigrades live everywhere on planet Earth. They live in the ocean and in every climate zone!

4. A tardigrade’s mouth is a A tardigrade’s tiny feet tiny tube. They use this to have claws to help grip suck food out of plants surfaces. and animals.

When it is dry, tardigrades shrink into a little pill shape called a tun. 5. They slow their breathing and metabolism to a death-like state. They can survive like this, without water, for decades. Tardigrades have eight short, Once they get wet again, they come back to thick legs. The rst pair of legs, closest life in just a few hours! to their head, is used for holding on to things. The other three pairs Metabolism: The = 0 = 5 are used for walking. processes in plants and animals by which food Tardigrades can withstand = 1 = 6 is changed into energy cold as low as negative Tiny and tough both or to make cells and ______°F− (−200°C) = 2 = 7 6. tissue. start with the letter − = 3 = 8 “T.” Using words that They can live in temps as high as start with the same ______°F (148.9°C). = 4 = 9 letter in a description, is called alliteration. Look through the Tardigrades can survive high radiation, boiling liquids, newspaper for pairs of enormous pressure of up to six times the pressure at the words that start with depth of oceans, and even a vacuum. the same letter. What could your pairs of words describe? Standards Link: Language Arts: Understand alliteration. Children are born curious. From their earliest days, sensory exploration brings delight and wonder. New discoveries expand their minds. When they unlock the joy of reading, their world widens further. Magic happens.

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