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becky ginos A proposed tAx increase would go to fund teachers’ salaries in Davis school District. District to increase property tax

by Becky GINOS [email protected]

FARMINGTON—Along with several other entities in the county, the Davis School District is proposing an 8.46 percent property tax increase and will host a Truth in Taxation hearing Aug. 6 during the regular school board meeting. “The board is trying to raise $7.6 million for teachers’ salaries,” said District Finance Director

courtesy Tim Leffel. “Other districts have been able to give large cost of living increases. Park City’s deputy ben pArker is a resource officer at West Point Junior High. Parker enjoys hanging out and having fun with the kids. starting salary is $50,000. The board decided we need to keep up, if we don’t we’re going to have a by Becky GINOS “I try to have similar Experience. “I talk about hard time getting teachers.” [email protected] DUIs, traffic stops, With the increase the district’s starting salary interests that they drugs and how laws will be $43,800, he said. “That’s still far below FARMINGTON— are made,” he said. “I some of the other districts, but we did what we Being a school resource have so that I’m not brought my motorcycle could. We’re trying to stay competitive.” officer at a junior high a couple of times to Leffel said he’s received a few calls from could be a challenge for just an adult or a cop.” show them what I use to residents who were upset about the increase. interact with people.” some, but for Deputy — Benjamin Parker “But when I told them it was all going to teach- Benjamin Parker it’s fun. Parker said he tailors ers’ salaries they said, ‘Oh OK.’” “I’ve tried to find the class to what’s a The last tax increase was in 2011. “On a ways to relate to the rapport and commu- was good and fun. It popular rise in general $338,000 average home it will raise $58.60 a kids,” he said. “What nicate effectively with taught me a lot of things among teens. “Liquid year in property taxes,” said Leffel. they’re into and their all students, parents about how to interact THC and vaping is Some residents may questions why they social media. I try to and faculty members,” with people. I moved to extremely popular with have to pay when they don’t have children. have similar interests a board statement read. the courts before being teens and it’s so easy “We look at public education as good for the that they have so that “His calm demeanor assigned as resource to get. I try to educate whole community,” he said. “Students now I’m not just an adult or and positive outlook officer.” them on the actual dan- in the future will pay taxes and be making a cop.” have had a huge impact He is also part of the ger of those and what our laws. It’s like welfare. I may never have The school board on West Point Jr. High mobile command team they’re actually finding been on it but we’re helping those in need. recently honored Parker and the community he and motorcycle team in them. I tell kids they We all have to participate for the good of our for his efforts at West serves in Davis County.” and served in the Utah don’t even know what community.” Point Junior High. Parker has been National Guard for 12 they’re putting into their The Truth in Taxation hearing will be held “Ben is an impressive with the Davis County years. bodies. They think it’s Aug. 6 at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the SRO because of his Sheriff’s Office for 11 As part of his fun and good but it’s not Administration Building, 45 E. State Street, knowledge and skills, ½ years. “I served in assignment at the OK .” Farmington. Those who wish to speak can but also because of his corrections for about school, Parker teaches a sign in before the public hearing begins. unique ability to build 7 ½ years,” he said. “It class called Law Related see Parker| 9 DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, August 1, 2019 3 CPD hosts Night Out Against Crime Crime Briefs Compiled by Becky Ginos

CENTERVILLE— the community and law Controlled Crime and incense candle, police evidence so far indicates The public is invited to enforcement to promote Fighting Dog, refresh- Suspect said. Gasoline was also a Colebrook’s actions were the Centerville Police working together to ments and a chance to contributing factor in the allegedly without regard for Department’s National make and keep the meet CPD officers. arrested in blaze because it was stored the safety and well being Night Out Against community safe. Night Out Against Layton fire within the apartment. At of others, in addition to Crime, Tuesday, Aug. 6. Activities include, Crime is from 6 p.m. to some point prior to the fire the substantial risk created The annual event K9 Reyna, tours of the 9 p.m. at the Centerville LAYTON—Police arrested the gas had spilled onto the when exposing an open is meant to build department, patrol Police Station, 250 N. a Layton man in connection floor. flame to gasoline. relationships between vehicles, KC the Remote Main Street. with an apartment fire July Officials said the inves- 22 at 540 tigation is ongoing but the W. 1425 Kaysville Police North that injured sev- THE DAVIS investigate vandalisms eral officers and caused Kaysville and surrounding area CLIPPER $1 million Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. residents have recently reported a rash in damage. Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 of vandalisms, specifically vinyl fences Angel David Colebrook, Volume 127 Number 49 being damaged in the middle of the 20, was booked into the August 1, 2019 night. Not only Davis County Jail on one is this really THE DAVIS CLIPPER count of reckless endanger- (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper annoying to the ment and one count of reck- Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl , UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at homeowners Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to less burning. Other charges The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. and the police may be filed pending fur- UNwaNted department, ther investigation, according visitor but it’s also a to police. crime (Utah During the investiga- code 76-6-106 tion, authorities determined Bountiful Police were asking for help Criminal over the weekend to find the owner of the origin of the fire was Mischief) and very costly to repair. a ground floor apartment a ball python that made its way inside a Please contact the Kaysville Police resident’s apartment. The resident’s 10 leased by Colebrook. with any information about who is Colebrook reported the fire lb. min pin dog was not happy with the responsible for this. Residents can also intruder, police said. Davis County Animal allegedly started as a result submit an anonymous tip by texting the of him playing with a lighter Care and Control took over. keyword “KAYSVILLEPD” and the tip CourTesy PhoTo to 847411. 4 Thursday, August 1, 2019 nEwS DAVIS CLIPPER Opinion Administration R. Gail Stahle We’re living in some strange times, indeed Publisher [email protected] ext. 114 The opinions stated in this Americans, including at one their opinions on everything, article are solely those of the CYCLOPS Clark Stahle point almost half of all white including those items which author and not of the Davis BRYAN General Manager voters in Arkansas, believing they have no business insert- Clipper. GRAY [email protected] Experienced journalist, that President Obama was ing their unsolicited and often ext. 117 businessman living in Davis not a U.S. citizen. In the uneducated comments. s a friend told me last County meantime, a sizeable number For instance, many Lorie Matern week, “We are living of Americans conjure up thousands of people were Office Manager in strange times.” [email protected] A aliens living or imprisoned at critical of little Prince George ext. 115 Strange indeed…like a bear Nevada’s Area 51, and a large wearing a shirt emblazoned writing poetry or a fish riding vocal minority still believe that with the logo of a soccer team. Advertising a bicycle. the U.S. government topped (“He’s supposed to represent We see and hear an angry fact of Russian interference the Twin Towers and Lee all Great Britain soccer, not Reed Stahle crowd hollering “Send her in our past election become Harvey Oswald was unjustly just one team!”) Sales Manager back.” We have a president a political point rather than a accused of assassinating John ME: “Shut up! He’s a [email protected] initially distancing himself national security disgrace. We F. Kennedy. 6-year-old child. His parents ext. 133 from the cruel chants, but see a Joe Biden hug labeled We read of a school board can dress him however they Brad Roghaar then saying the next day that as sexual impropriety. We suggesting that poor families want.” Sales Representative the crowd was “immensely see Internet rumors passed unable to pay a student lunch Or how about the outcry [email protected] patriotic.” around as fact and we see fee have their children placed about quarterback Tom Brady ext. 135 We have candidates gruff whining that elementary in foster care. And then throw jumping into the water with school lyrics hit the top of the Richard Stahle from the opposing political in the number of people who his young daughter. (“How pop music charts. Sales Representative party slicing up their party’s are putting children at risk dangerous! Brady should be [email protected] chances of winning an election National Public Radio by claiming vaccines cause charged with child abuse!”) ext. 137 by criticizing moderation, reports that some 20 autism. ME: “I doubt Tom Brady and supporting unrealistic percent of Americans refuse My wife believes that part would intentionally put his Editorial programs set to bankrupt the to acknowledge that the of the problem is that people daughter at risk. He knows country. U.S. sent astronauts to the are now encouraged through Tom Haraldsen We see the undisputed moon. We have millions of | Managing Editor the Internet to have and voice see timES 5 [email protected] ext. 126 Becky Ginos Hot Diggity Dog Associate Editor [email protected] ext. 118 ingo the Dog came to LIFE AnD ing as a warm, happy dog Community Animal Welfare live with us 10 years snuggled next to you. Society website. I contacted Catherine Garrett ago and I’ve mentioned LAughtEr So. the CAWS foster mom and Sports Writer R his crazy antics often over For my birthday in July, was told he’d already been Josh McFadden the years, including, but not Peri we decided it was time to get adopted – but his sister was KindeR Sports Writer limited to: Author and public speaker a puppy. I yelped and jumped available. The night he ate our on the Google machine like I couldn’t drive fast Layout/Design couch. The day he chewed an 8-week-old Pomeranian enough to meet this little the leg off the coffee table. His to search for dogs. I was ball of furry energy. Even Anna Pro fear of vacuums. His love of quickly overwhelmed with before I’d held her, I knew Creative Director snow. The times he’d snuggle the sheer number of puppies she was mine. When we [email protected] in my lap, even as a 90-pound and the high-level of cuteness discovered her birthday was ext. 125 dog. The way the word “walk” in and out of the doggie door. available. Star Wars Day (May the Rebecca Jamieson sent him into spasms of joy. We were all dazed, unsure Then I saw a German Classifieds/Legals The way he’d act like I was how to move through our Shepherd/Lab puppy on the see ringO | 5 [email protected] returning from a 90-day world dogless days. There was no ext. 124 cruise, although I’d just gone furry distraction keeping us Circulation downstairs to get towels out of from sliding down the death Quote of the week the dryer. The way he couldn’t spiral of today’s political Cindi Scott corral the grandkids, and it chaos. from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher [email protected] drove him bonkers. I had to start talking to ext. 119 Five months ago, Ringo my husband. I had no good “Success is more permanent when the Dog passed away. It was reason to go for walks every on the cover: Teams of riders unexpected and heartbreak- day. No one jumped on me you achieve it without destroying your from several nations will take part ing. There was a sudden when I got home from work. in the Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah, emptiness in our home that principals.” returning to Davis County on Aug. Well, my husband did, but it 15. had been filled with Ringo just wasn’t the same. COURTESY pHOTO begging for treats or running Few things are as satisfy- – walter Cronkite DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, August 1, 2019 5 Social Security – care and beware

The opinions stated in this Glenn and never collect a penny up to $17,640 additional have earnings above the article are solely those of the Mollette [email protected]. although there may be money from working a job. taxable maximum income. author and not of the Davis www.glennmollette.com family benefits. They end up with a smaller Sadly, once America Clipper. Americans can begin amount of Social Security gives up something we collecting Social Security at for life and could become seldom get it back. For mericans should age 62 at a reduced benefit. totally unable to work a example, full Social Security be able to draw 100 The problem this creates job thus creating a lifetime at age 65. Our government Apercent of their social for many Americans is they dilemma. is starved for cash. Our security benefits at age 65 fund. Many are limited to additional The average senior will government has borrowed but they can’t. A gradual age American workers began income. Why should the collect $17,532 in Social about $3 trillion from our increase began in 1983 from paying into a retirement “62” crowd of Americans Security benefits a year Social Security fund. Our 65 to 67 which occurred over account younger than 25 only be able to make or $1,461 per month with government “borrows” from a 22 year period. For those and then were able to draw $17,640 a year? If they are the 2.8 percent 2019 cost the Social Security fund who are already past 65 it’s 100 percent of their retire- paying into Social Security of living increase. Some ad nauseam to cover their too late to care much. People ment after 27 or 28 years from what they are earn- Americans are collecting wasteful spending. If the who began collecting at age of work. This means some ing from a job then they $2,788 per month or $33,456 government can get its way 62 don’t care either. people, like school teachers, are only supplementing a a year if they paid in the it will increase the Social If you started paying into government workers and system they are collecting maximum taxable earnings Security age to 70 or higher. Social Security by the age others might retire as young from. Many Americans are for 35 years. The maximum So beware! of 25 and most Americans as 50. Fifty is significantly forced into double trouble. amount is now $132,900! Start talking to your did or will, then 40 years is earlier than 66 or 67 to They have reduced benefits How many Americans Representative or Senator long enough to pay into a begin collecting your full at age 62 because they want will make the maximum about your Social Security fund that should give you Social Security benefits. to go ahead and collect amount of earnings for 35 benefits. If you are under 65 the maximum payout based Many Americans will the income. Next, they years? Each year about 6 you need to care now. on what you paid into the pay into Social Security are only allowed to make percent of covered workers times riNgo CAWS finally approved suspended my credit shaped cloud. velociraptor, only with Continued from page 4 Continued from page 4 her adoption and we card. I tried to invoke the more teeth. But I also brought Jedi home. My 2-year-old grand- Family Medical Leave know time with our pets I forgot what it’s like daughter can finally Act so I could spend all is so short. That makes it the child, you don’t. If Fourth), that clinched it. to have a puppy sleep boss something smaller day with Jedi watching all the sweeter. Jedi didn’t you are so concerned, #StarWarsGeek between your feet as than her. My 7-year-old her explore and grow. replace Ringo, she’s just a donate money to a local We named her Jedi. you get ready for work. grandson spends time My boss wasn’t buying it, rambunctious extension children’s justice project After filling out the I get overwhelmed with training her to sit and lie so I dash home during of his joy. and stop wasting your application, where I happiness every time she down. (The puppy, not lunch for some quick I’m sure every dog time worrying about had to list everything pounces on her squeaky his sister.) My husband’s puppy love. owner thinks they have celebrities.” from how often she’d toy. I find reasons to stop adjusting to having Jedi I know we’re in the the most wonderful dog Then there are the go for walks (daily) to at PetsMart every day knock the lamp over puppy honeymoon stage in the world. The best comments critical of what Netflix shows I for treats and toys and every single day. I’m and soon our sweet thing is, they’re right. how the Duchess of binged (all of them), accessories. My husband floating on a puppy- little girl will turn into a Sussex, Megan Markle, held her baby while watching a polo match. (“That’s not how you support a baby’s head. It’s awkward. She should know better.”) ME: “Get a life! Worry about the national debt. It’s Megan’s child, not yours!” There are important issues in this country. Athletes not saluting the flag or a high school senior wearing an “inap- propriate” Hawaiian lei at a graduation ceremony are not among them. Strange times indeed. 6 Thursday, August 1, 2019 News DAVIS CLIPPER DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, August 1, 2019 7

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parker a friend. “I have these Continued from page 2 apps, it’s a good way for First year at Farmington High a big success me to be on the same level with them,” he said. Cell phones are “They can use Snapchat by Becky GINOS Just under 2,000 students will start another big issue, he as a way to report things [email protected] students at at FHS this fall. “We’ve hired 12 new Farmington High are said. “There’s bullying to me confidentially.” teachers,” said Swanson. “Our teach- and they can text anyone When he’s not at FARMINGTON—The newest gearing up for another ers are courageous, caring people. All great year. through these social the school, Parker high school in the county finished but two have remained and they’re media applications. spends time with his its first year on a high note and is gearing up for the next year.” Snapchat is one of the wife Alison who is a gearing up for another successful The board asked about other worst because they don’t full-time firefighter with year. Principal Rich Swanson and accomplishments such as sports, etc. monitor any of their Layton City and his two Secondary School Director Dr. Dan “We had six region championships,” content. It’s pretty easy. children, Caitlin, 9, and Linford gave the school board an Swanson said. “But what I’m most There’s an epidemic of Hudson, 2. During the update at the board’s last meeting. excited about is we have yet to have a bullying and sexting.” summer months he’s “We wanted to create a vision for fist fight in our building. We brought He also works to been focusing on patrol the school,” said Linford. “Ultimately two wonderful rival schools together educate parents about work and assists with it was a school of the future with ‘Pace, – that’s a great accomplishment.” these apps. “I tell them, Community Oriented Place, Space and Time’ to meet the Another board member asked if ‘here’s what they use Policing (POP) events individual needs of every student.” they expect to implement some of them for,’” said Parker. such as the airshow, “One of our biggest victories this the same things in the other schools. “Kids can use different torch run and the year was graduation,” said Swanson. “When you take a very successful phones than what their upcoming Tour of Utah “It’s not a secret to anyone in this traditional staff one of the biggest parents know about. bicycle race. building that we see this as a great becky ginos barriers is changing that traditional Safety features might be Parker will start his celebration.” mindset,” said Linford. “What good at home but that third year with West Not only is the facility state of the of our students said they appreciated education.” FHS is doing is quickly becoming having a friend in the building to FHS received one of the highest can stop at the door. Point Jr. High in the art, its curriculum is also innovative. traditional.” Kids can outsmart their fall. “I’m breaking down “This is not a program – it’s a culture,” work with.” ACT scores, Swanson said. “Our great- “We’re proud of our students,” Swanson said they bombard est accomplishment is from November parents’ safety features barriers, hanging out, Swanson said. “We give the most said Swanson. “If they have the or use their friend’s playing basketball with time and attention to our mentoring parents with information so they 2018 to February 2019 we raised our opportunity to interact with teachers know how their student is doing. “We ACT score by 1.3 percent. That shows phones. It’s not just at them and laughing,” he program. Each student has a mentor and other individuals, students can my school, it’s at all said. “But when I need teacher. They’re like another mother want to meet students where they’re students are taking responsibility for take control of their education and at so we’re able to help them in their learning. They’re critical thinkers.” schools. Social media to I can be authoritative. or parent at the school. Ninety percent they’ll be a success.” is linked to a lot of They know I’m still a criminal activity with good, fun guy. When I teenagers these days.” have to step in and do Parker deals with hard stuff they know I’m these problems by listen- not just Mr. Mean guy ing to kids and being all the time.” davisclipper.com davisclipper.com Like us on the Web davisclipper.com

Like Us DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, August 1, 2019 9 parker a friend. “I have these Continued from page 2 apps, it’s a good way for me to be on the same level with them,” he said. Cell phones are “They can use Snapchat another big issue, he as a way to report things said. “There’s bullying to me confidentially.” and they can text anyone When he’s not at through these social the school, Parker media applications. spends time with his Snapchat is one of the wife Alison who is a worst because they don’t full-time firefighter with monitor any of their Layton City and his two content. It’s pretty easy. children, Caitlin, 9, and There’s an epidemic of Hudson, 2. During the bullying and sexting.” summer months he’s He also works to been focusing on patrol educate parents about work and assists with these apps. “I tell them, Community Oriented ‘here’s what they use Policing (POP) events them for,’” said Parker. such as the airshow, “Kids can use different torch run and the phones than what their upcoming Tour of Utah parents know about. bicycle race. Safety features might be Parker will start his good at home but that third year with West can stop at the door. Point Jr. High in the Kids can outsmart their fall. “I’m breaking down parents’ safety features barriers, hanging out, or use their friend’s playing basketball with phones. It’s not just at them and laughing,” he my school, it’s at all said. “But when I need schools. Social media to I can be authoritative. is linked to a lot of They know I’m still a criminal activity with good, fun guy. When I teenagers these days.” have to step in and do Parker deals with hard stuff they know I’m these problems by listen- not just Mr. Mean guy ing to kids and being all the time.” davisclipper.com davisclipper.com Like us on the Web davisclipper.com

Like Us 10 Thursday, August 1, 2019 News DAVIS CLIPPER European exercise expands F-35A combat capability SPANGDAHLEM AIR Expanding the Air Force’s up equipment and fuel lines BASE, Germany—Airmen adaptive or agile basing quickly. Then they transfer from Hill Air Force Base’s ability, a concept where fuel from the C-130 to other fighter wings forward aircraft operate from forward, aircraft landing behind deployed the F-35A Lightning temporary or sometimes them, in this case an F-35A, II to several locations in contested locations, is the as maintainers prepare to Europe recently as part of a goal. Being able to land, relaunch the aircraft and joint readiness exercise. re-arm and refuel at forward perform inspections. Operation Rapid Forge so airfields gives commanders Cover said having the far, has seen F-35As, F-15E more flexibility to strike and right people and equipment Strike Eagles and C-130 limits enemies’ ability to in place is essential for pilots cargo aircraft work together target a stationary force, the landing at unfamiliar airfields to refuel, land and re-arm release said. in possibly contested environ- with inert munitions at “For the 388th, the Air ments during combat. forward airfields in Poland, Force’s first operational “A lot of times logistics and operate in one day out F-35A unit, Rapid Forge is and sustainment may be of Lithuania and Estonia, another piece of the F-35A simulated away in home- according to a release. ‘combat capability blueprint’ U.S. Air Force photo by AirmAn 1St clASS VAlerie Seelye station exercises,” said Miles “Rapid Forge is allowing that has been growing since U.S. AIR FORCE AIREMAN 1st class cody Albert, 421st Fighter in the release. “We can’t us to stress test what, up until the first aircraft arrived at Hill Squadron crew chief, marshals an F-35A lightning ii. do that here. It’s important now, has only been a concept Air Force Base,” Col. Michael because history teaches us for the F-35A,” Lt. Col. Miles, 388th Maintenance and with Rapid Forge, we’re A C-130 lands at a remote that logistics and supply wins Maxwell Cover, F-35A pilot Group commander said in translating our expeditionary airfield during the exercise. and loses wars.” and project officer for Rapid the statement. “We’ve come ideas into expeditionary Loadmasters and fuels troops Forge said in the statement. a long way with the F-35 actions.” make up the crew who set see f-35a | 12 DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, August 1, 2019 11 Calendar

presentations, crafts, tradition of Glen Miller, Ogden Concert Band will hopeboxtheatre@gmail. Events guided walks, citizen sci- Benny Goodman, Duke honor veterans from every Stage com. Aug. 1: ence, poetry, photography, Ellington, and Count Basie branch of the military. Aug. 2-24: Aug. 9-31: Cash On Jerilyn Brown, Aug. 6: All Shook Up. alumnae of Viewmont art and food vendors, and has performed in countless Lone Star will The music of Elvis comes Delivery will be per- more to learn about these venues all over the valley. perform at The Kenley formed at Centerpoint High School and daughter Amphitheater, 8 to 10 p.m., alive in All Shook Up. of long-time Bountiful fascinating residents of the The band consists of five Inspired by Shakespeare’s Theatre, Barlow Main island. Incredible educa- saxes, four trombones, four Kenley Amphitheater, 403 resident Nelda Roskelley, N. Wasatch Drive, Layton. Twelfth Night, All Shook Stage, 525 N. 400 West, will share her experiences tion resources from the trumpets, and a rhythm With hits like “Amazed,” Up follows a small Centerville, 801-298- in Africa, and the impact it powerhouse team of part- section with bass, guitar, “I’m Already There,” and Midwestern town that 1302. Eric Swan thinks has had on her and those ners are sure to bust spider piano, and drums. “My Front Porch Lookin’ is thrown into a frenzy he’s got life figured out, with whom she worked myths and help the whole Aug. 3: • Temple Square In,” Lonestar has certainly with the arrival of Chad, a after all, when you’ve while there. Please join her family learn to appreciate Concert Series. Concert pia- made their mark on country good-looking, motorcycle- successfully convinced at the Centerville Library at spiders’ critical role in our nist Ran Duan and friends music, $45-$75. Davisarts. riding roustabout, who the government that 7 p.m. for an uplifting look ecosystems. Activities start will perform a variety of org, 801-546-8575. rides from town to town several needy people at how kindness is inspir- at 10 a.m. and go until piano solo and chamber • Temple Square Concert with a guitar on his back, live at your house and ing a movement in Ghana, 4 p.m. No registration music. This free event is Series, Lincoln Highway blue suede shoes on his you claim all the welfare Kenya, and here in America required. Park entrance open to the public and will is one of Utah’s premier feet, and a song in his checks on their behalf, where there is a need for fees apply. begin at 7:30 p.m. in the and longest-standing heart. Repressed by their what could go wrong? community building and Assembly Hall. traditional and folk conservative mayor, the When investigators Aug. 4: Ogden Concert music ensembles. This show up at his house, a love. Her work will inspire town begins to come alive you to be Kinder Than Music Band will perform, 7 professional group plays once more under Chad’s night of mistaken iden- Necessary. Aug. 2: to 8 p.m., Kenley American bluegrass, tra- influence. Lovers meet, tity, screwball antics, Red Desert Amphitheater, 403 N Aug. 2: Free Friday Film Ramblers (bluegrass and ditional Appalachian folk, woo, pursue, and more, and slamming doors Wasatch Drive, Layton, and traditional and con- all in one zany night that ensues and keeps Series, “Emperor’s New country) will perform at 7 free. Organized as a com- Groove” 7:30 p.m., Kenley p.m., Bountiful City Park, temporary Irish, Scottish, will change the town for- audiences in stitches. munity band in the early and Canadian music styles. For tickets and more Amphitheater, 403 North 400 North 200 West. 70s, the Ogden Concert ever. Hope Box Theatre, Wasatch Drive, Layton. • Phoenix Jazz and Swing Band is comprised of This free event is open 1700 S. Frontage Road, information, visit center- to the public and will pointtheatre.org. Aug. 3: Spiderfest. Get Band. This free event is professional and amateur Kaysville, 801-451-5259. open to the public and musicians from the great- begin at 7:30 p.m. in the to know the creepy crawly Brigham Young Park. friends who call Antelope will begin at 7:30 p.m. in er northern Utah area. A Island home. Come for a the Brigham Young Park. long-standing tradition of the Sunday series, the day full of spider-themed This 17-piece band in the Kid’s Dentistry with a Woman’s Touch™ BUY 3 - GET 1 FREE ON IMPLANTS* New Patients Welcome Infants to Young Adults

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courtesy KolipoKi pictures The adventure continues in The Other side of Heaven 2 by Becky GINOS “Through again for the the actor who played Pres. Monson. [email protected] fasting and “The message second movie. He took over 30 hours listening to his prayers by the is critical in this It seemed like a talks to get the right inflection. If you local people natural follow close your eyes you’d think you were BOUNTIFUL—It’s been more we were able day and age. through.” listening to Pres. Monson.” than 50 years since Elder John to take him The first Although the film has a religious Groberg served as mission president to the U.S. for It’s a message of movie starred topic, Groberg said it’s much more for The Church of Jesus Christ of c are .” Christopher than that. “The message is critical Latter-day Saints with his wife in Groberg coming together.” Gorham and in this day and age. It’s a message of Tonga. Now their incredible journey said the — John Groberg Anne Hathaway. coming together. Our son wouldn’t is the basis for the new movie, The idea for the Gorham is back have been able to survive. Members Other Side of Heaven 2: Fire of Faith. first movie as Groberg but and nonmembers, the queen and Audiences were captivated by came after he wrote a book about his Natalie Medlock stars as Jean. royal family loved us and helped us. Groberg’s experiences as a young experiences as a missionary. “When “Several actors came back from the It’s not so much about the church, it missionary in the original movie that I became a general authority, Pres. first film,” said Groberg. “We had no is coming together in faith and prayer was released in 2001. Heaven 2 picks (Thomas) Monson assigned me to say whatsoever in the actors but they and caring about each other.” up in the 1960s when Groberg and write a book about my mission. It was did a good job of casting.” Groberg said they had their his wife return to Tonga with their called In the Eye of the Storm.” The Grobergs did do little cameo differences but they had a lot more five daughters. He said he’d never written a book roles in both films. “In the first one in common. “Even though it was 50 “I served my first mission from before but Pres. Monson liked it. “He I’m hiding behind the camera and years ago it’s the same today. There’s 1954 to 1957,” said Groberg, Emeritus said ‘the only thing missing is your Jean is hiding in a floppy hat during nothing greater or more important General Authority. “Jean and I got time as a mission president. That the marriage scene,” he said. “Pres. than faith and love.” married and moved to Idaho. We means you’ll have to write another Monson said, ‘my favorite part is Now the Grobergs live in Bountiful were home for about nine years when book.’ So I wrote Fire of Faith.” when you and Jean wave goodbye to and spend as much time as possible I was called to be the mission presi- Director Mitch Davis, who is also yourselves when you get married.’” with their children and grandchildren. dent. We were both 31 at the time a member of the church, had a con- In the second film, Groberg and “This is a must see by everyone – and had five daughters. It was quite nection with Disney, Groberg said. his sons are in the dance scene. “I’m not just members,” he said of the new an interesting experience.” “He read the (first) book and thought an old farmer and my two sons are movie. “It’s not made up, it’s true. This The Grobergs’ first son was born it would make a good movie so he got disc jockeys at the beginning,” he said. actually happened. It’s about good there. “They found that he had a approval from the First Presidency. “Other than that we weren’t on site. people who have faith and love and a congenital kidney disorder and it They said yes as long as you stick It was done entirely by Mitch and his desire to help others.” came close to taking his life,” he said. close to the book. Then he came back crew. We were especially tickled with 14 Thursday, August 1, 2019 News DAVIS CLIPPER The Tour is returning on Aug. 15

avis County’s love affair for the Tour of teams of Utah continues. 2019 marks the fifth riders will Dconsecutive year Davis and its commu- traverse Davis nities have hosted the Tour, and we’re thrilled County again. it’s back! The Tour has become one of our most popular sporting events of the year and gives us a chance to showcase Davis County to the rest of the world through national TV broad- casts on Fox Sports and live streaming around the world. Plus, the economic impact to the county is substantial. This year the Tour of Utah will be celebrating its 15th year and the field of rid- ers will be the best ever. It’s an excellent chance for spec- tators to view the highest level of pro-cycling, where 17 teams will represent riders from around the globe…and it’s all free to watch! COURTESY OF TOUR OF UTAH The race will begin Thursday, Aug. 15, at Garr Ranch on Antelope Island and will travel through the surrounding landscapes of the county finishing on the foothills of Eaglewood Golf Course in North Salt Lake. While the riders make their way to the finish line, North Salt Lake will have many exciting activities planned for the whole family – free fishing at the golf course’s 9th hole, a water slide, bike races for the kids, and plenty of food, live music, and a raffle for a bike giveaway. The success we experience hosting the Tour of Utah wouldn’t be possible without the help and support from every community, the volunteers, and especially our local or- TO ganizing committee, who all work together for many months Antelope Island North Salt Lake preparing for this world-class event. I want to express a special thanks to Antelope Island State Park and North Salt Lake for their support and cooperation Stage 3 Event Guide in hosting the Start Line and Finish Line, respectively. From the city mayors and managers, fire and police, to the parks AUGUST 15, 2019 and recreation personnel, these two communities have been totally committed to making this another outstanding event A special publication of: for our community, for the athletes, and for the spectators. Enjoy. Bob Stevenson Davis County Commissioner 2 | 2019 Tour of uTah 2019 Tour of uTah | 3 New bicycle shop in town

BOUNTIFUL—There’s a new game in town service any brand of bike for cycling enthusiasts. Guthrie Bicycle opened and can fix nearly any kind about two months ago and brings with it a long of problem with any bike,” tradition of excellence. he said. “We try to keep our “We started in the 1880s,” said owner Jeff turnaround time to two days Goddard. “It’s been five generations in my fam- – people want their bikes ily so we’ve got a back.” jeff by Becky GINOS long history. Guthrie Bicycle has [email protected] goddard We take pride in expanded its inventory to shows off the the family business include trikes and cargo test track. and treat everyone bikes too. “That allows more respectfully and help them get the bike they people to ride who might want.” not be able to ride on a Guthrie’s primary store is in Sugar House but typical bike,” Goddard said. Bountiful seemed like a good location. “There’s “We’ve really seen electric a big cycling community here,” he said. “We felt bikes take off. It adds to like it was underserved so we wanted to give the power you put into the becky ginos everyone around here another option.” pedals and allows you to go those pros are.” With brands such as Trek and Santa Cruz, farther faster. It makes riding more enjoyable. The Bountiful store is their largest one in Guthrie Bicycle offers something for everyone I’ve almost never seen someone come back Utah, he said. “We have a huge selection with from beginners to seasoned cyclists. “We have from an e-bike ride not smiling.” every type of bike. We even have a mini test all types of bikes,” said Goddard. “We don’t just Goddard is excited to have the Tour of Utah track inside the building. We offer test rides, focus on one particular category or price level. come through Davis County again this year. “It’s demo bikes and rentals. It’s a great way to try We want options for everyone.” incredible to have pros ride in our community,” out a bike before you buy it. Our ultimate goal is The store boasts experienced mechanics he said. “I love watching and taking my kids to help people get the perfect bike they’ll want and a veteran staff of experts in cycling. “We to see the start and finish and realize how fast to ride often.” 4 | 2019 Tour of uTah 2019 Tour of uTah | 5

Chevron Salt Lake Refinery Route Highlights for the 2019 Larry H. a proud TOU Stage 3 sponsor Miller Tour of Utah You know how Chevron petroleum prod- support and involvement here locally.” • 477 miles/ 767.8 kilometers ucts power our automobiles, but the company A major factor in Chevron’s sponsorship of fuels a lot of great programs in our community Davis County events like the Tour of Utah, the • 37,882 feet/ 11,546 meters of as well. That’s Antelope by Moonlight Bike Ride and the Great elevation gain by Tom HARALDSEN borne out in the Salt Lake Bird Festival is the opportunity it gives • 13 Utah Office of Tourism KOM [email protected] fact that the for its employees to participate, to watch or to climbs Chevron Salt simply talk up the beauty of the area. Lake Refinery is “We all work and live here as well,” Blackwell • 15 Utah Sports Commission Sprint once again this year partnering with the Larry said. “Since 1990, Chevron has made a signifi- line H. Miller Tour of Utah for the Davis County cant investment in reducing facility emissions • First overall start at Snowbird stage on Aug. 15. by 90 percent while at the same time continuing Resort Corporate Affairs manager Blair Blackwell to produce quality fuel for our customers. All said Chevron has been working with the resi- along the way, we’re so pleased to partner with • Second time for mountaintop dents of Davis County for 71 years – both as the community and encourage our employees finish at Powder Mountain Resort an employer of more than 600 employees and to participate and volunteer to serve others in since 2015 contractors, and as a steward for the commu- the area. We think that by highlighting some of • Third Prologue since 2011 nity at its doorsteps. these events, it can encourage our employees “We provide a lot of support to local events to be healthy and enjoy all around us.” • First full weekend of racing in Park and programs,” she said. “We’re proud to sup- Chevron’s Salt Lake Refinery has been a City area, with seventh time as port the Tour of Utah because it showcases the sponsor of the Davis County TOU stages for overall finish natural beauty that’s all around us here along each of the five years the race has been run in the Wasatch Front. We have a long history of the county. 6 | 2019 Tour of uTah 2019 Utah Weekly Road Race Series Bike Events Calendar

Utah Criterium Series — West Valley City, 6555 2019 Utah Road Bike Racing Event Calendar mile option as well. Deborah Bowling at 818- West 2100 South, Tuesdays at 6 p.m. through Aug. 3 — Goshen Circuit Race, UCA Series, 889-2453, [email protected] September, [email protected], utahcrit- Goshen, UT, 5.7 mile loop with a couple of Aug. 31 — West Mountain Road Race, UCA series.com. punchy rollers and about 375 feet of up and series — Benjamin, Utah, 100 miles of rolling Salt Air Time Trial Series — Salt Lake City. down on each lap on paved road in southern terrain around West Mountain in Utah County. Every other Thursday through September, I-80 Utah County. Jared Eborn, 801-599-9268, Jared Eborn, 801-599-9268, jared@extramil- Frontage Road West of the International Cen- [email protected]. eracing.com. Aug. 17 — Utah Tour de Donut — ter, [email protected], utahcritseries.com American Sept. 7 — LOTOJA Classic Road Race — Starts DLD (DMV) Criterium — Utah Crit Series, West Fork, Utah. 12th annual event. Three 7-mile in Logan, 37th annual 1 day, 3 states, 200-plus Valley City, Weekly Training Crit at the Driv- laps, eat donuts to reduce your time! Starts mile road race to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. er's Training Center, 4700 South 2780 West. at 8 a.m. Glenn Smith at 801-477-5214, info@ Brent Chambers at 801-546-0090 brent@loto- Through Aug. 30, utahtourdedonut.com. jaclassic.com [email protected], utahcritseries.com, Aug. 17 — Wildflower Hill Climb, Mountain Oct. 8-11 — Huntsman World Senior Games skiutahcycling.com Green. Timed 5.5 mile climb during the 65 Cycling, St. George. Must be 50 years or older. Emigration Canyon Hillclimb Series — Salt Lake mile course option in this women-only cycling Three events: hill climb, downhill and cross City. Starts north of Hogle Zoo 7.4 miles to event. Nick Bowsher at 801-610-9422, wild- country. Skill divisions for Expert, Sport and top of Emigration. First rider off at 6:30. Every [email protected] Beginner. Kyle Case at 800-562-1268, hwsg@ other Saturday through Aug. 31, utcritseries@ Aug. 17 — The Ultimate Challenge presented infowest.com,seniorgames.net gmail.com, utahcritseries.com by University of Utah Health. New start/fin- Oct. 12 — City Creek Bike Sprint, Salt Lake Logan Race Club Thursday Night Time Trial ish at Canyons Village at Park City Mountain. City. Race starts at the mouth of City Creek Series —Thursdays through Aug. 18. TT series 93-mile/43-mile options using the same course Canyon and finishes at Rotary Park where we consisting of 18 races on five different courses, as Tour of Utah Stage 6. 801-325-7000. will have awards, food, music and fun. James with weekly and end-of-series prizes. Check Aug. 23-26 — Hoodoo 500, Planet Ultra Grand Zwick at 801-870-4578, sports@sports-am. the website for the location of the weekly Slam Endurance Series, St. George, 500 mile com. course: loganraceclub.org loop race through Southern Utah. Non-stop or state race, solo and relay team divisions, 300 2019 Tour of uTah | 7

RTHERE’SidERS AN International teams FROM several nations take part of Tour of Utah part each year. contingent this year

Four international teams accepted the final slots for this year's Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah on Aug. 12-18, rounding out the men’s field for a total of 17 professional squads. Three teams will make their first appearances at the Tour of Utah with Canel’s-Specialized Cycling (Mexi- co), Dauner l AKKON Pro Cycling (Germany), and DC Bank Pro Cycling Team (Canada). Wor- thy Pro Cycling (Canada) raced three times in Utah under the Silber Pro Cycling banner. All Courtesy four squads have UCI Continental status. Both Canadian teams have new title spon- time on June 28. Among his teammates who Greg Daniel, who won the King of the Moun- sors and have Tour of Utah alumni on their scored top honors at the 2017 Tour of Utah tains classification at the 2015 Tour of Utah rosters. Through an agreement between team are Serghei Tvetcov (Romania), who finished while riding for Axeon-Hagens Berman. Dauner sponsors, Floyd’s Pro Cycling will race under third on the General Classification (G.C.) riding l AKKON Pro Cycling has riders from four the name Worthy Pro Cycling at the Tour of for Jelly Belly Pro Cycling, and Jonny Clarke countries, with the lone American being Oliver Utah. The team features sprinter Travis Mc- (Australia), who was seventh on G.C. riding for Flautt, who has had success in the U.S. riding Cabe (USA), who has amassed four stage UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling. last year for the Domestic Elite team Cyclus wins in Utah in the past three years. He is the Participating on DC Bank Pro Cycling, Sports. Canel’s-Specialized Cycling is the only reigning USA Cycling Pro Criterium National which had been H&R Block Pro Cycling, is n See “teamS” p. 9 Champion, having won this title for a second former U.S. Pro Road Race national champion 8 | 2019 Tour of uTah Unique experiences and hospitality tickets for TOU

The Tour of Utah profes- Unique for 2019 is that Center on an outdoor stage is catered by Tour of Utah route departs at 10:30 sional cycling stage race seven of the nine race between the Aerial Tram Team Chef Matt Accar- a.m. and will feature timed provides spectators with venues with daily hospi- and The Forklift restaurant. rino, a James Beard Award sections on the Wolf Creek free access to watch the tality will allow patrons to This event will take place recipient and Head Chef Ranches and Empire Pass competition on Aug. 12-18 watch the race pass two or from 4-6 p.m. and is free to of SPQR in San Francisco. climbs. The shorter 43-mile while also offering unique more times. The Prologue the general public. Limited Prices begin at $750 per route begins at 12:30 p.m. Experience Packages and on the opening day of rac- hospitality tickets will be person (based on two- Registration, $95 for the hospitality tickets for sale ing and Stages 1, 4, 5, and available for $125 per per- person package) and can short course and $140 for to enhance the action. 6 allow patrons to enjoy son. Each ticketed guest be reserved online at www. the long course, is available Reservations can be made both the start and finish in will have access to re- tourofutah.com/experience/ online at www.tourofutah. online at the Tour of Utah the same location. Stage served seating, food/bever- packages-experience. com/experience/ultimate- website under the Experi- 2 in Brigham City provides age service and interaction Prefer to be a participant challenge. ence tab. viewing of the race start opportunities with athletes on your bicycle and not just EXPERIENCE PACKAGES Hospitality tickets are and a Utah Sports Com- representing the 17 teams. a spectator? The Ultimate VIP Car Ride with VIP being offered for select mission Sprint line. Stages Five Experience Packag- Challenge presented by Hospitality – $1,000 (per race venues and dates with 1 and 3 offer viewing of es are also available for ex- University of Utah Health person) prices starting at $150 per multiple finish circuits and clusive behind-the-scenes offers two gran fondo-style • One seat in the Utah person in private viewing the race finishes. Tickets to access to race activities. bicycle rides on Satur- Sport Commission VIP car areas adjacent to start or the Stage 3 start on Ante- This year’s packages in- day, Aug. 16 rolling from for a full stage finish lines in a covered lope Island State Park are clude rides in a team car or Canyons Village at Park • Listen to race radio as environment. Admission sold out. behind-the-scenes entry to City Mountain. This year, you ride in the race caravan includes catered food and Before competition be- the television studio with a the unique cycling event behind the peloton beverages, high-definition gins in the 477-mile stage meet-and-greet with broad- takes amateurs across • Each passenger television monitors and race, the Team Presenta- casters. A new 12-person the demanding mountain receives a ticket to VIP climate-controlled rest tion will be held on Satur- private suite package is course that will be used n See “ticketS” p. 9 rooms. day, Aug. 10 at Snowbird available in Park City which on Stage 6. The 93-mile 2019 Tour of uTah | 9 tickets receives a ticket to VIP (two people) Treasure Mountain Continued from page 8 Hospitality at the start • One hour tour of Suite with Chef Matt line and box lunch in the broadcast com- Accarrino – $10,000 vehicle pound (located at (12 people) Hospitality at the finish • Available for Stag- finish lines only) • 12 tickets to pri- line es 2, 3, and 4 only • Meet-and-Greet vate suite at Treasure Team Car Ride – Ultimate Fan Package with broadcasters, Mountain Inn for Stage $2,000 (per person) – $2,500 (two people) including Frankie 6 in Park City, over- • One seat in an of- • Two tickets to Andreu and Todd looking start/finish ficial team vehicle for VIP hospitality at one Gogulski • Exclusive menu a full stage stage • Lunch in VIP Hos- prepared by Tour of • Experience how • Two seats in offi- pitality lounge Utah Chef Matt Accar- teams support riders rino, who is an award cial VIP vehicle for one Courtesy • Meet-and-Greet during the race first winner and Head Chef stage crossing the finish line first with cycling legend hand adds extra motivation at SPQR in San Fran- • Two dinners with to riders who have to endure heat and hills and curves and Bob Roll and cycling • Listen to staff cisco one of the teams in each other as they take on stages of the Larry H. Miller tour announcer Dave Towle communications with the Tour of Utah of utah. • Tickets to VIP • Beverages includ- riders Meet the Faces of the Hospitality for finish of ed, including beer and • Each passenger Tour of Utah – $1,500 stage wine teams (Italy) is free to all spectators, making Tour is also part of USA Cycling Continued from page 8 • NIPPO-Vini Fantini-Faizanè professional cycling one of the Pro Road Tour. More information (Italy) most unique professional sports about the Larry H. Miller Tour of • Rally UHC Cycling (USA) in the world today. It remains a Utah can be found by visiting www. Mexican club with a Continental • Trek-Segafredo (USA) 2.HC-rated stage race on the UCI tourofutah.com, as well as social license. Last year the team finished • Team BridgeLane (Australia) America Tour, making it one of the channels Facebook (tourofutah), sixth overall in the UCI America • Wildlife Generation Pro Cycling premier events for professional cy- Twitter (tourofutah), Instagram Tour rankings, and this year fea- presented by Maxxis (USA) cling teams in North America. The (thetourofutah) and YouTube. tures 10 riders representing Chile, • Worthy Pro Cycling (Canada) Colombia and Mexico. Among the riders on the rosters “We have attracted a talented in- of these 17 teams, they have a ternational field for this year’s Tour combined total of 42 stage victo- of Utah with teams representing ries and classification titles at the seven countries,” said John Kim- Tour of Utah since 2011, the year ball, managing director of the Larry the Tour was elevated internation- H. Miller Tour of Utah. “We antici- ally by the Union Cycliste Interna- pate a great week of racing among tionale (UCI). Teams can carry up these 17 teams and about 120 to seven riders on each roster, with riders. It’s a special opportunity for the projected lineup of athletes us to bring world-class cycling to to be announced in the next few Utah and share this unique sports days. event with different host communi- The UCI Pro Continental team ties.” Manzana Postobon (Colombia) was 2019 TOUR OF UTAH TEAMS announced in April as participat- • 303 Project (USA) ing at the Tour of Utah. The team • Arapahoe l Hincapie presented has discontinued operations for the by BMC (USA) 2019 season and will not take part • Aevolo Pro Cycling (USA) in any UCI races. • Canel’s-Specialized Cycling The Tour of Utah will begin on (Mexico) Aug. 12 at Snowbird Resort for a • Dauner l AKKON Pro Cycling prologue (short time trial), one of (Germany) four ski resorts that is part of the • DC Bank Pro Cycling Team event. The Tour will conclude on (Canada) Aug. 18 in Park City. Additional • EF Education Pro Cycling host venues are North Logan City, (USA) Brigham City, Powder Mountain • Elevate - KHS Pro Cycling Resort, Antelope Island State Park, (USA) North Salt Lake, Salt Lake City, and • Hagens Berman Axeon (USA) Canyons Village at Park City Moun- • Israel Cycling Academy (Israel) tain. • Neri Sottoli-Selle Italia-KTM The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah 10 | 2019 Tour of uTah Scores & Recaps from local events and competitions Sports thursday, august 1, 2019

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by Josh McFadden Kloberdanz wasn’t Clipper sportswriter the other Viewmont player to follow Bountiful native and Viewmont Hughes’ example. High School alum Elle Kloberdanz Kylee Wesemann, got an opportunity many athletes Avery Hunsaker and don’t get: to play the sport she loves Kiersten Buzbee joined on the college level and to do so Kloberdanz at Cuesta with some familiar faces. to play for the Cougars Kloberdanz, who gradated during the fall 2018 courtesy from Viewmont in 2018, went on season. decision to play on, and we had a to study and to play water polo at “[Hughes] loved it, so we all great time doing it.” Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo, looked into it and realized it was Competing with and against California, a community college something we all wanted to do,” other college-caliber athletes was of more than 11,000 students. She Kloberdanz said. “We all had been a big step up from high school and followed in the footsteps of former swimming and playing water polo club play for Kloberdanz, but she high school teammate Daci Hughes, together for four years before we who starred for two years at Cuesta. decided to continue playing in college. I’m so grateful we made the see ELLE| 26 How to take a hunter education class in Utah If you want to hunt in Utah this online course followed by a field fall, you must complete the Utah day. Both require a written test and Hunter Education Program prior a live-fire shooting exercise at the to hunting. If you’ve never taken it, end. rest assured that it isn’t too late; but don’t put it off because classes fill take the online class up quickly! The online course will teach To hunt in Utah, everyone born you about firearm safety, hunter after Dec. 31, 1965, must complete responsibility and ethics. It can be a state-offered hunter education taken at your own pace. There are class or participate in the Trial a few options for online courses. Wind StormS bLoW aWay compEtition Hunting Program. Here’s what you They range in price from $13 to the Wind storms won the championship in the Davis county Women’s slow Pitch softball League need to know to enroll in either: $29 and you can find links to the this summer. Glenda rigby started this league many years ago, providing a sports program approved courses on the Utah for women ages 16 and up. If you are interested in bringing in a team (you don’t have to live in how to take a hunter Division of Wildlife Resources Davis county), contact susan Hamblin at 801-721-6693. the league runs through May and June. Education course website. Farmington rec center provides volleyball that runs from september to June at the Farmington There are two options for com- Once you finish the online Gym. pleting a hunter education course. portion of the course, you’ll print courtesy PHoto You can take a traditional class led by an instructor or you can take an see cLaSS| 26 26 Thursday, August 1, 2019 sports DAVIS CLIPPER class written test and a live- the in-class portion, Education Coordinator l i ke .” get more feedback and Continued from page 25 fire shooting exercise at you’ll meet at a shooting Gary Cook said. “Your However, if you don’t instruction. The classes a shooting range. range where you’ll child can also take the know much about hunt- are taught by volunteer If you’d like to take demonstrate your ability course at his or her own ing, taking the course instructors who are also your proof of comple- the class in person, that to shoot a small-caliber speed. 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Samantha Randels Bountiful hearing Center Chart showing improvement made by having your hearing loss treated Improvement Improvement by Improvement by Helen Keller is Area Hearing Aid User (%) User’s Family (%) credited with saying “Blindness separates Relations at home 56 66 people from things; Feelings about self 50 60 deafness separates Life overall 48 62 people from people.” Relations with children, While the physical grandchildren 40 52 effects of hearing loss Mental health 36 39 are obvious, it is also Self-confidence 39 46 Non-surgical mentally, emotionally, Relations at work 26 43 and socially damaging Audiology.org to you. Losing your solutions for herniated hearing can make you feel that your world is with more severe Hear-it.org tells us relationships. disc and sciatica slowly closing in on hearing loss, 42 percent that all studies show that Losing your hearing you. Even surrounded of hearing aid users treatment of hearing loss is hard, but ignoring Low back If you’ve heard by family and friends, participate regularly significantly improves the loss will make your pain can be about spinal you feel alone simply in social activities the quality of life for the life – and your loved a crippling decompression because you cannot compared to just 32 individual while also experience. therapy, or hear what’s going on. percent of non-users. improving their social n See “silenT” p. 30 You might always You can get frustrated, not be able wanted to check depressed, angry, and to play golf, it out and see eventually you will work, or Jerry E. Park, how it might help give up on socializing even sit in your condition, completely because it’s the car for PhD,DC now is a good Centerville Spinal Care easier to avoid those a 30-minute time. emotions. drive. Spinal According to an And you may not be decompression therapy article on Hear-it.org, able to remember the can create decreased “six in 10 relatives last time you even had a pressure within the disc or friends of hearing restful night’s sleep. that can allow the disc impaired individuals Life cannot be material to be pulled reported that hearing enjoyed to its fullest back into its normal loss in relatives or if you are suffering position…and bring in friends somewhat or with low back pain or a fresh nutrient supply to significantly affects their Decompression Therapy is a non-surgical traction sciatica …that just will promote healing. relationships.” In fact, based procedure that eff ectively treats disabling low not go away. What this means for you the article explains that back, neck, and radiating leg and arm pain. Fortunately, if you are is that in just a matter 74 percent of people suffering from any of of days or weeks, you change their behavior Decompression Therapy eff ectively these problems… could be back on the when around a friend relieves pain associated with disc herniation, • Sciatica golf course, enjoying or relative with hearing degenerative discs, posterior facet and compression related syndromes. • Lower back pain your love life, or impairment. • Spinal stenosis traveling again. While this can impact • Degenerative disc For a limited time, Decompression Therapy eff ectively enhances the couples the hardest, healing process and renders quick, eff ective and disease Centerville Spinal don’t underestimate the • Herniated or bulging Care is providing amazing pain relief that enables most patients to effect it has on your return to a more active lifestyle. discs a free evaluation to extended family, friends • Facet syndrome see if patients would and co-workers. Decompression Therapy is an FDA cleared • Failed back surgery benefit from spinal Untreated hearing loss procedure. Call us today for a FREE, no obligation …your pain may be decompression therapy. increases an individual’s initial exam to see if you are a candidate for relieved or eliminated Evaluation includes: risk of suffering from Decompression Therapy. by non-surgical spinal 1. An in-depth depression, anxiety When you are in pain, TURN TO EXPERIENCE decompression therapy. consultation to listen to and paranoia, leading Far too many medical patient concerns. one to avoid social Centerville Spinal Care, LLC doctors believe your 2. A complete events completely. By options are limited to neuromuscular getting the right help, Decompression Therapy Center bed rest, pain pills, examination. often in the form of exercises, steroid 3. A report of a hearing aid, your Jerry E. Park, Ph.D., D.C. injections, and surgery. findings that includes quality of life can 224 S. Main St., Centerville, UT There may be a non- a treatment plan that improve tremendously. surgical solution to your will hopefully make you Offi ce Hours: M,W,F • 9 am-noon,2 pm-5 pm Audiology.org reports Dr. Jerry Park sciatica and low back that “among respondents pain. n See “disc” p. 30 801-298-1285 • centervillespinalcare.com 30 Thursday, August 1, 2019 thrive DAVIS CLIPPER

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Spinal decompression back pain sufferers – who do not first step toward a better DISC treatments are very gentle and seek treatment – will have either SILENT life can be difficult, but Continued from p. 29 are almost always painless. In pain or disability 12 months later. Continued from p. 29 once you take it you’ll fact, patients have been known to Dr. Jerry E. Park, PhD, D.C. be happy you did. Your pain-free. ones lives – even harder. sleep during treatments. at Centerville Spinal Care is a friends and loved ones Patients will see everything first Bottom line…if your pain has Don’t let yourself fall into will be excited to see hand and find out if this treatment Certified Practitioner of Spinal a silent, isolated world. not gone away by now, it’s not Decompression Therapy. The you back at their social might be their disc/sciatica likely to go away on its own. Life Call an audiologist to events and your small, office is located at 224 S. Main solution. Recommendations will is too short to live in pain. schedule a hearing quiet world will once include no dangerous drugs and A study in the British Medical St., Centerville, Utah, Phone: evaluation as soon as again become vibrant no surgical procedures. Journal found that 75 percent of (801) 298-1285. possible. Taking the and lively.

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I believe face to national audiences. when the show “The 9 p.m. ET on TLC. For now, CBS network that is available there was a rumor that he Former “Good Morning LittleQ Couple” will be returning you can view a preview at TLC. everywhere has been airing had contract problems. Please America” meteorologist Sam to TV? So many of us miss it. com/tv-shows/little-couple/, episodes from the first season enlighten me. — G.J. Champion is now in Evans’s It’s a true and believable reality which shows the family moving of “The Good Fight,” which : According to “Radio old spot while still occasion- show. — C.S. from Houston to Florida as the stars Christine Baranski. It A+ Television Business ally appearing on “GMA.” : Good news! The main storyline. picks up one year after the final Report” (RBR.com), former Champion was working at Apreview for the new : Could you please episode of “The Good Wife.” WABC-7 meteorologist Bill ABC7 when “GMA” first hired season of “The Little Couple” Qtell me if “The Good The hope is that it will entice Evans is now the program him years ago, and he says he’s is now available for viewing Fight” will continue on CBS, or cable and satellite viewers to director for Sag Harbor, N.Y.’s thrilled to be back. on TLC.com. For those who is it just a tease for the summer? subscribe to CBS All Access so WLNG-FM 92.1 radio station. Send me your questions haven’t seen it, the sweet It really is enjoyable and so they can continue watching the The most recent programming at NewCelebrityExtra@gmail. reality show centers around the good to see so many of the show. schedule shows that he is on com! Klein family: Bill Klein is the cast from “The Good Wife.” “The Good Fight” has three the air Sunday afternoons and (c) 2019 King Features father and owns a pet supply — Kathleen seasons so far and has been Monday nights. The station’s Synd., Inc. 34 Thursday, August 1, 2019 News DAVIS CLIPPER People Local student wins national STEM award LAYTON—A (NSTA). It is designed to ninth-grade student from promote student interest 50th Anniversary Layton received national in STEM by encourag- recognition at the 17th ing children in sixth annual eCYBERMIS- through ninth grade to SION competition held find solutions to real- recently in Washington, world problems in their D.C. communities, according Rachel Amedee, a to material provided. student from Mountain “It’s exciting to Heights Academy, an see students thinking online charter school, beyond the science along with fellow Utah classroom, connecting students Kate Watson, CouRTESy what they have learned Gavin Grose and Abigail Sen. Mike lee stands with Mountain Heights Academy in school to practical Atkinson will receive a students and faculty at the eCyBERMISSIoN competition in applications, while total of $9,000 U.S. E.E. Washington, D.C. actively engaging their Savings Bonds (matured community to make a value) for their winning Academy said in the correctly an isolated real difference in the Guy and Saundra later they were sealed in the submission at the Science, statement. “Because of bacteriophage in E. coli world around them,” Bountiful Temple. They raised Hardman Technology, Math and the flexibility Mountain that can be developed NSTA Executive five children, David (Vivian) Engineering competition, Heights Academy pro- into a product that Director, Dr. David The family of Guy and Saun- Hardman, Nancy (Rob) Huish, a release said. vides, our students can can detect or eliminate Evans said in the state- dra Hardman are honored Jay Hardman, Earl Hardman and Laura Hardman. They “This award is a devote time to ambitious bacteria. ment. “I hope the success to celebrate with them their testament to the tremen- of these students will 50th wedding anniversary. enjoy their 11 grandchildren extracurricular activities The eCYBERMIS- They were married July 26, and 11 great-grandchildren. dous work ethic of our like the eCYBERMIS- SION competition is inspire others to follow 1969 in Las Vegas, NV. Sadly, Saundra was called students and their mentor SION competition.” sponsored by the U.S. in their footsteps.” They met on Memorial back to her heavenly home teachers,” DeLaina Their project Army and administered Day in Logan, through a last March, but together or Tonks, PhD, Principal “Phantastic Phage by the National Science [email protected] family member. Six weeks apart, their love lives on. They of Mountain Heights Phinders,” identified Teachers Association later they were married in leave behind a legacy of love Las Vegas. Twenty-five years and family. Obituary HANDY Larry Duane Miller ANDY’S LANDSCAPE & HAULING 1944-2019 Larry Duane Miller passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, LOCAL PROMPT SERVICE July 23 in Phoenix, Arizona at the age of 75. Larry is sur- vived by his wife Barbie; son Randall Duane Miller (Susan) Go with this familiar & Kaysville, utah; daughter Cari Jones (David) Kaysville, dependable name in Davis utah. Stepsons Clint Sorenson (Christina) Maricopa, Arizona; Mathew McRae (Kamala) Meker, oklahoma; Mark County. Over 30 years experience McRae (Kayli) Payson, utah; stepdaughters Tracie Kenyon & commitment to customer (Troy) Phoenix, Arizona; Jennifer Dettman (Justin) Mesa, Arizona; Krystal Gay (Levi) Buffalo, Wyoming. Sister Judy satisfaction. Where quality is not Bliss (Gary) Idaho Falls, Idaho. He is preceded in death by just a word, it’s our only way of wife Judianne Miller, twin sister Sherry Green and parents Duane and Alice Miller of Farmington, utah. Larry had 24 doing business. grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Larry was born on Feb. 15, 1944 in Milford, utah to Duane and Alice Miller. He graduated from Davis High School in Farmington, utah in 1962. He General Cleanup married Connie Thorderson in 1962. While married to Connie they had Randy and Cari but divorced in 1978. He married Judianne Sorenson in 1982. Together they raised Clint and Our Specialty Tracie. Judianne passed away in 2015. Larry married his longtime friend Barbie McRae in 2016 and loved their short time together. Larry was the manager of Parks and Sons Sanitation, owned B&M Rentals with Judianne, worked for his best friend Tom Weeks at • Cleaning & Hauling Pine Ice and in the last years for the Pine School District driving a school bus. No matter what he did he enjoyed spending time with people. • Flower beds, shrub Larry was accomplished at restoring cars, raising pigeons, working with wood and hunting with friends and family. He was a generous and charismatic individual who removal & weeding loved people and helping his fellow man. He was an active and dedicated member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in many positions including Branch • Complete tree services President, young Men’s President, High Council along with serving as a temple worker at the Mesa LDS Temple. A funeral is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 3 at 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. general viewing, WE DO IT ALL 10:30 a.m. family viewing, and service at 11 a.m. in the Latter-day Saint Pine building at Licensed – Insured 4159 North Highway 87, Pine, Arizona 85544. Larry will be interned at the Farmington City Cemetery in Farmington, utah on Monday, Aug. 5 at 11 a.m. The family would like to thank Free Estimate everyone for their love and kindness shown at this difficult time, He will be missed by us all. 385-444-8720 DAVIS CLIPPER news Thursday, August 1, 2019 35 Obituaries

Donna Cox Mark Brian Knudsvig Peyton w. Dennis 1936-2019 1969-2019 1938-2019 On July 19, 2019, Donna Mark Brian Knudsvig beloved Beloved husband, father, Cox, our loving mother and husband, brother, son and uncle grandfather, brother, and friend grandmother, passed through passed away unexpectedly on Peyton White Dennis returned the veil and into the loving arms June 30, 2019. Mark was born home to our Heavenly Father of her husband, Lowell Cox, her Dec. 19, 1969 in Ogden, to Alden on Monday, July 29, 2019, due sons, Lowell Lamoine, Darrell, and Helen Knudsvig. He was to complications of pancreatic and Cristin Cox, and those who their seventh and last child. As cancer. He was born Nov. 9, 1938, have gone before. the youngest child, Mark had a in Afton, WY, to Burr Peyton and Donna was born on March special place in the family. Mark’s Zelpha White Dennis. He married 19, 1936, in her mother’s bed in parents and siblings doted on him Denice Nelson on March 12, Salem, Idaho. She was welcomed throughout his life, showering him 1959, in the Idaho Falls Temple. into the arms of her mother, with attention and spoiling him He is survived by his wife, Melba Alice Ward, and her father, along the way. Denice Nelson Dennis; children, Chester Lyle Harris. She was one Mark was born with an Sharon (Allan) Hogenson, of six children, Norma Flannery, Martha Atherly, Keith Harris, outgoing, friendly personality and could strike up a conversation Michelle (Martin) Christensen, Neil (Camille) Dennis, Kimberly Orval Harris, and Beverly Harris. Donna always told of growing with anyone. He enjoyed many close relationships with his family, Dennis, and Brett (Lisa) Dennis; sister, Lori Oldroyd; 23 up on farms in Idaho, swimming in the irrigation ditches, and friends and colleagues. After graduating from Clearfield High grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in sleeping on the screened porch in the heat of the summer. School he attended Weber State University. He graduated in death by his parents; daughter, Nicole; sister, Karren Newcomb; Later, she moved to South Salt Lake where she attended 1995 with summa cum laude honors and a bachelor’s degree in one grandchild; and one great grandchild. Granite High School, worked at Woolworths, and danced the finance with an English minor. He had an inquisitive mind and A viewing will be held Friday night, Aug. 2, 2019, from 6 to Jitterbug. It was at one dance where she met her sweetheart, was interested in a wide variety of subjects including psychology, 8 p.m. at Russon Mortuary, 295 North Main Street, Bountiful. Lowell. She was 15 and he was a college man, attending the religion, philosophy and many more. Funeral Services will be held Saturday, Aug. 3, 2019, at the West University of Utah. After a two year courtship, they were married After graduating from college he began his career at the IRS Bountiful 2nd Ward Church Building, 840 N. 800 West, West on June 8, 1953. Just one year later, their daughter, Cynthia, in Ogden where he worked for 14 years. He started a new career Bountiful, at 11 a.m. with a viewing before from 9:30 to 10:30 joined them. Shortly after, Lowell was drafted to military service path in sales which he worked in until the end of his life. a.m. In lieu of flowers please make donations to the Bountiful during the Korean War. This led to the family moving to Hawaii He converted to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Food Pantry. Online guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com for eight months. in 2000 and had a firm belief of the truthfulness of the gospel. He Upon their return, they settled in St. George and welcomed wanted to live a Christ centered life. Lamoine to their family. Then they moved to California where Mark met his wife, Anniese Leigh Staley, through mutual Lowell attended college and worked to care for his growing fam- friends in 2003. Anniese and Mark both felt an instant connec- ily. Soon, they were joined by Darrell and then by Cris. Upon tion as their friendship began to develop. They were married on completing school, the family moved back to St. George. Later, Nov. 1, 2010 in Las Vegas, NV. the family settled in Bountiful, following the tragic loss of their They shared their married life traveling across the U.S., More than son Darrell. They would make Bountiful their home and have living in Alabama, Texas, Utah, New Mexico and finally Nevada. continued to live in the same house for more than 50 years. Alabama was the place that captured their hearts. Over the years just a Tweet Donna was known for her amazing sense of service and caring they became dedicated fans of the University of Alabama and Our 280 words are just the their beloved football team, The Crimson Tide…Roll Tide! They for those around her. She worked for many years as a presser beginning, not the ending of a story. at dry cleaners and later for Mr. Mac’s, where she retired from. watched every game and traveled to several in person. During that time, she continued to seek knowledge and became Anniese and Mark both an accomplished tailor. She was also known for her artistic felt they had found their best skill in creating wedding cakes for friends and family. She was friend and looked forward to FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS particularly known for her red velvet cake, which continues to improving their lives together. be better than any other. She was accomplished in many crafts Mark is survived by his and artistic endeavors, including ceramics, crochet, tri-chem, wife, Anniese Leigh, their embroidery, quilting, and many others. It was a rare day when cats Snowball and Buttercup; BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT granny didn’t know how to do something or wasn’t able to siblings Cindi Foster (Kelly), assist. Charmaine Clemmer (David), Serving Davis County Most importantly, she was a devoted wife, mother, and Alan Sonny, Judy Winger grandmother. “Granny” as she became known, was indestruc- (Michael), David (Kari) and for over  years tible. She could out walk, out cook, out work, out drive, and out Lisa Murdock (Todd) and many camp, almost anyone and she always did it with a heart full of nieces and nephews. Preceded Five generations in the monument business with unmatched love and an eye single to the real purpose of the activity. She in death by his parents. craftsmanship, quality and service. loved to listen to her children and grandchildren play music, tell 2 Timothy 4:7 I have fought stories, and play. a good fight, I have finished Donna is survived by her daughter, Cynthia Makin, daughters- my course, I have kept the THE BOTTS in-law Cydney Cox and Maureen Cox, siblings Orval Harris and faith. Beverly Harris, 10 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, and one more great-grandchild, arriving in February 2020, as well as countless nieces and nephews. Condolences were offered at a viewing, Friday July 26, 2019, at Russon Mortuary, 295 North Main, Bountiful. A funeral was held on Saturday, July 27, at 2 p.m. at the LDS Chapel located at 1250 South Main, Bountiful. Prior to the funeral, a viewing was held at the chapel. Interment was at the Memorial Redwood ABC4 Utah Cemetery, following the service. Buy direct from us and avoid paying sales commission to a mortuary or salesman. The family wishes to extend their gratitude an appreciation and to all those who have supported our Granny over the last several years, and in particular, during the last few weeks. We love you Davis Clipper 2010 South Main •Bountiful and thank you. Online guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com. .. Good4Davis bountifulmemorialart.com County Like us on Facebook 36 Thursday, August 1, 2019 News DAVIS CLIPPER Obituaries

John Howard wood, Jr. Marsha Davis woodworth fruit and baking bread more than she, and she eagerly threw her energies into advancing the lives of her children. Still, she 1937-2019 yearned to stretch her talents outward. In 1984, Marsha returned Beloved mother, sister, grand- to the workforce, hired by Farmington Elementary to teach mother, great-grandmother and special education. She found great satisfaction in helping kids friend, Marsha Davis Woodworth with learning disabilities. She taught at the school for 16 years. passed away July 29, 2019 at her In 2000, Marsha retired from school teaching and moved home in Orem, of causes incident with Chuck to Utah County, first to a condominium in Orem and to age. She leaves behind many then, in 2006, to a home they built next door to their daughter, loved ones and will be deeply Becky, in Lindon. They made many happy memories there. After missed. Chuck died in 2011, Marsha moved to Treeo Independent Living Marsha was proud of her in Orem and later to Covington Senior Living in Orem. She made family heritage. She was born to countless friends in these places and will be missed by all. William Lawrence Davis and Marsha is survived by her sister, Carol (Leland), Las Vegas, Evelyn Virginia Tilson, on Dec. NV; children Brad, Woodbridge, CT; Becky (Reed), Lindon; Jed 12, 1937, in Provo. Her father (Shawna), Lehi; Rachel (Brad), Bountiful; 17 grandchildren (plus descended from British and one on the way), and two great-grandchildren. Jan. 31, 1930 - July 13, 2019 Danish Latter-day Saint pioneers The family wishes to thank the many CNAs and nurses who In Loving Memory who had crossed the plains to assisted Marsha at Treeo and Covington. Friends and family may It is with great sadness we announce the passing of our the Great Basin. Her mother visit on Saturday, Aug. 3, from 10 to 10:50 a.m., at the Lindon beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He was a second-generation 4th Ward meetinghouse, 731 East Center St., Lindon. Funeral will forever be in our hearts. Love always. Latter-day Saint whose father had service to follow at 11 a.m. Interment will be at Lindon City Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com joined the church in his native Cemetery following the service. Virginia and married a Utah pioneer. When Marsha was 2 years old, Helen M. Day squire her father passed away in an auto accident, leaving Evelyn a widow 1921-2019 with two children, Marsha and Helen M. Day Squire passed older sister Carol. Evelyn moved away July 16, 2019 while in Palm back home to Payson, found work Springs, CA. She was born Aug. as a shorthand secretary, and 22, 1921 in Shenandoah, PA to left her daughters under the care of her mother, Chloe. Marsha Andrew and Anna Marcincavage. and Chloe formed a special bond, and Marsha later credited her She was a registered nurse grandmother with being the pivotal influence in her early life. working at Temple University When Marsha was 12, Evelyn moved her family to Salt Lake. Hospital where she met a young Soon after, she married Paul Monson, a widower from Mount medical student by the name of Pleasant. Max F. Day. They were married The course of Marsha’s life changed forever when, at age on March 1,1943. On finishing 17, she stepped onto a Union Pacific eastbound train. On the school Max served as a doctor on train she sat next to a young man named Charles Woodworth, the destroyer, USS Bailey, in the a university student who had been called on an LDS mission to Navy during World War II. On his Tonga and was heading home to say goodbye to his family in return to the United States, he was assigned to be the doctor on Joplin, MO. They became pen-pals, and after he returned from the base at the Naval Supply Depot in Clearfield (now known as his mission, they married in the Salt Lake Temple, on Dec. 19, the Freeport Center). He had only been back in Utah about six 1958. weeks when he was killed by lightening on July 1, 1946 while Marsha’s marriage to Chuck oriented her life toward the fishing in Scofield. They had one son together. Helen and her South Pacific. After she completed a bachelor’s degree in son continued to live with Leonard and Vera Day in Bountiful for education from Brigham Young University and he a master’s in the next nine years. She continued her nursing career at the LDS social work from the University of Utah, they taught at Liahona Hospital as a surgical nurse. She had the memorable experience High School in Tonga. They later lived in Miami, FL; Provo and of assisting some of the great surgeons at the LDS Hospital. Salt Lake City; and Tempe, AZ. Between 1972 and 1974, they led Sometimes she would stand for 12 hours or more assisting the Tonga Nuka’alofa Mission. She loved the islands and made them. She loved her work and was appreciated by many. many lifelong friends there. In 1955 Helen married Edward Squire, an elementary Marsha and Chuck took their three children — Brad, Becky, school teacher from Midvale. They had two children together, a and Jed — with them on their mission. But she and Chuck daughter and a son. She lived in Midvale for the next 60 years felt their family was incomplete. After returning to Utah, they and continued her work at the hospital. adopted a newborn named Rachel. She was sealed to the family Ed preceded her in death as well as her parents and brothers in the Salt Lake Temple in 1977. They made their home in and sisters. She is survived by her three children, Richard Alan Bountiful, and Chuck made a career of marriage counseling for Day and wife Pat, Cindy Squire and husband Tom, Bill Squire LDS Social Services. and friend Gary; three grandchildren, Mike Day and wife Marsha was a people person, sociable, bubbly, and playful. Heather, Lisa Day Flavel and husband Derek, Katie Day Koyfman She never forgot a name and a story. She was also a reader and and husband Alex; 10 great-grandchildren, two sisters-in-law, a writer. She loved physical exercise: walking, running, Pilates Marjean Day Toone and Janice Day Freckleton and two nieces, and water aerobics. She cherished the church and served in it Mary and Emily Bastian. Her three children lovingly cared for her willingly. She had an abiding faith in God and in his goodness. for several years as her health declined. Marsha delighted in the domestic life. No one loved canning

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Yard Work Yard Work Condo for Rent Apartment for Rent LEGAL NOTICES KARL’S YARD SERVICE SUMMER CLEAN-UP MAPLE HILLS Large Condo. DIFFERENT YES!!! law within three months after the date of the first publication of summer clean-up, leaves/ Prompt Service $2000/mo. Swim, clubhouse, Very Nicely Furnished view this notice or be forever barred. weeds, hauling, Pruning, trim- Leaf raking, Flowerbed prep, near golf, hiking. 801-292- apartment, All amenities. Dated this 22nd day of July, 2019 ming, removal of trees and Trees/shrubs, trim/prune/re- 0728 or 801-309-7284. For $900/mo. 801-292-0728 or /s/ Don R. Child bushes. Free estimates. Karl moval. Sprinkler installation & Rent or Sale. 801-309-7284. /s/ Shalyn S. Child 801-298-0610. repair. Fencing, Cement work, /s/ Richard G. Smurthwaite Driveways. C-4260 7/25-8/8 TREE TRIMMING & Re- Hauling (construction debris, moval CENTERVILLE CITY basements, garages, con- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS ON Affordable Service South crete). Call 801-688-0161 LEGAL NOTICES Davis Area SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS Notice is hereby given that the Centerville City Planning Trees, shrubs and hedges, YARD CARE Services! We Notice: Commission will hold a public hearing on August 14, 2019 at Mowing Summer Cleanup, would love to take care of your From: The Storage Place, 455 West Center, N.S.L. UT 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard, Hauling, Concrete Flat Work. yard for you. We do aeration, 801-292-4696 and the City Council will hold a public hearing on August 20, References, Senior Dis- lawn maintenance, weeding, The contents of the following storage unit will be sold at Public 2019 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter can count. gardening, sprinkler work Auction Aug 3, 2019 at nine AM. be heard, at the Centerville City Hall, 250 North Main Street, Call Dan 801-518-7365 & repair, landscaping. Call Unit 32 rented to: Patience Norcros, PO Box 703, Bountiful, Centerville, Utah, on proposed Subdivision Ordinance amend- today for a Free estimate. 801- ments regarding expiration of subdivision application approv- **YARD-LAWN-SPRIN- UT 84011 755- 7706 or 801-295-8095. als. If you have questions regarding this matter or would like KLERS** Contents: Misc personal effects including: furniture, clothes toys and etc. further information, contact Donna Wilkinson, Centerville City Weekly Mowing. Yard For Sale Unit 35 rented to: Wendy Paltro, 338 E. 300 S APT 114 , SLC, Community Development, at (801) 292-8232 or visit the City’s Work (light & heavy duty). UT 84111 website at http://centervilleut.com Sprinkler Repairs & Upgrades. Misc personal effects including: furniture, clothes, toys and etc. Mackenzie Wood, Landscaping from A-Z. We 2 BURIAL Plots at Lakeview C-4266 8/1 Centerville Community Development Do It All! Licensed & Insured. Memorial Cemetery $2500.00 C-4264 8/1 Since 1987. 801-292-0450. for both. 435-256-7426 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT 2003 FLEETWOOD South- BETTY MARIE DONALDSON, AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUMMER CLEAN UP! wind 36’ gas 8.1 Allison. 2/ Deceased. Estate of Rodney Thomas Rodgers, Deceased. South Davis Area. Slides, 2/A/C’s, 2/large ward- Probate No. 193700280 Davis County Probate No. 193700101 TREES, SHRUBS, MOWING, robes, 4door Fridge & Ice. Norma Bishop, 4319 Adams Street, Garden City, Idaho RYAN RODGERS, whose address is 2893 South 500 West, hedges, flower beds, railroad 5.5 Onan Excellent Rubber 83704, has been appointed Personal Representative of the Bountiful, Utah 84010, has been appointed Personal Repre- ties, sod, landscape rocks, Excellent Condition. West above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby noti- sentative of the above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate tree trimming/removal, garage Bountiful. Come See. Call fied to: (1) deliver or mail their written claims to said Personal are hereby notified to: (1) deliver or mail their written claims to and shed clean-up, hauling, Terry 801-541-3769 $28,000. Representative at the address set forth above: (2) deliver or mail the Personal Representative at the address above; (2) deliver concrete flat work. Afford- their written claims to the Personal Representative’s attorney or mail their written claims to the Personal Representative’s ELIPTICAL-PROFORM attorney of record, Felshaw King, Esq., at the following ad- able rates, references. Senior of record, David S. Cook, 85 West 400 North, Bountiful, Utah $300.00, two couches 84010; or (3) file their written claims with the Clerk of the Second dress: 330 North Main Street, Kaysville, Utah 84037, or (3) file Discount. Dan 801-518-7365. $250.00, two Peavey speak- Judicial District Court, 800 West State Street, Farmington, Utah their written claims with the Clerk of the District Court in Davis AFFORDABLE LANDSCAP- ers with microphone and (1 84025, or otherwise present their claims as required by Utah County at the following address: 800 West State Street, P.O. ING & Tree Service edging, backstage/80 watt, 1 ampli- law, within three months after the date of the first publication of Box 769, Farmington, Utah 84025, or otherwise present their trimming, pruning tree, trim fier/mixer 500 watt) $400.00, this notice or be forever barred. claims as required by Utah law within three months after the hedges, stump removal, Land- 1 bathroom vanity with top Date of first publication: July 25, 2019. date of the first publication of this notice or be forever barred. scape, Haul away. Concrete $150.00. 1 glass patio table DATED this 15th day of July, 2019. Date of first publication: 25 July, 2019 Dated this 22nd day of July, 2019. work, block wall, driveways. with umbrella $150.00. All DAVID S. COOK items priced or best offer. Call 85 West 400 North, Bountiful, Utah 84010 KING & KING 25% discount. Tin 801-502- FELSHAW KING, Esq. Bill 801-309-3102. Telephone (801) 292-7216 1919. C-4257 7/25-8/8 Attorneys for the Personal Representative PRO LANDSCAPING 330 North Main Street Instruction/Tutoring INVITATION TO BID Kaysville, Utah 84037 Summer cleanup. City of North Salt Lake Flower beds, shrub removal, Telephone: (801) 543-2288 10 E Center St. C-4261 7/25-8/8 weeding, complete tree PRESCHOOL TEACHER for North Salt Lake City, Utah 84054 service. the Buddy Bin. Needs to be Sealed bids for the project “Miscellaneous Street Preser- CENTERVILLE CITY clean and haul. able to write own lesson plans. vations 2019 – Project No. 19 -032” will be received by North NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS ON WE DO IT ALL!!! Tues-Thurs 8:30-12:30pm. Salt Lake Engineering at the North Salt Lake City Hall Building, ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS Can bring own kids. Call 801- 10 East Center Street, North Salt Lake, Utah until 3:00 p.m. on Notice is hereby given that the Centerville City Planning 599-9658. Wednesday, August 21st, 2019, and then at said office publicly Commission will hold a public hearing on August 14, 2019 at ***SPRINKLERS*** opened and read aloud. The Bidder shall indicate the Construc- 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard, All types of repairs & up- CHRISTMAS IN JULY? Ab- tion Contract title, the name and address of the Bidder, and the and the City Council will hold a public hearing on August 20, grades. Winterizing, New solutely! IT IS time to let your date and time of the Bid opening. 2019 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as the matter can installs. We Do IT All! Lic/Ins. 5-14yr old feel all the joy of The work to be performed consists of furnishing all labor, be heard, at the Centerville City Hall, 250 North Main Street, Since 1987. 801-292-0450. this coming Christmas Sea- tools, materials, equipment, transportation, and services required Centerville, Utah, on proposed Zoning Ordinance amendments son with Marcia Anderson’s for the application of approximately 28,600 SY of Chip Seal and regarding the use of letters of credit for bond security. If you AERATION BY KERRY GingerBread Kids. Young per- Fog Coat and 10,200 SY of Type III Slurry to City streets, along have questions regarding this matter or would like further infor- AKA Peartfection, Lawn son’s vocal performing group. with complete re-striping of pavement markings. mation, contact Donna Wilkinson, Centerville City Community Mowing, Tilling, Aeration. Call 801-298 KIDS(5437). Contract Documents and drawings may be obtained from Development, at (801) 292-8232 or visit the City’s website at Never Too Early to Aerate. Class starts September 9th the City’s website at www.nslcity.org beginning on August 5th. http://centervilleut.com Call Kerry 801-231-7364 4:00pm 1248 North Main, Questions may be directed to Karyn Baxter, P.E., at (801) 335- Mackenzie Wood Serving since 1986 Centerville. 8722 or [email protected]. C-4269 8/1-15 Centerville Community Development C-4263 8/1 MY FATHER’S CREATION PRE-K PREP for your 3-5yr ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT AND LLC Concrete & Landscaping old Stellar track record with NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT AND NOTICE TO Affordable Quality Work our graduates at Marcia An- Probate No. 193700342 CREDITORS Estate of Lois Virginia McIntire, Deceased. Pro- Concrete, Retaining Walls/ derson’s Preschool in Center- IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, FARMING- bate No. 193700262. Deborah Ann Larkins, whose address is 13282 S Cascade Glen Drive, Draper, Utah 84020, has been Driveway, Sidewalks/Bricks. ville since 1983. Registration TON COURTHOUSE, DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. In the matter of the Estate of Ronald John Child. appointed Personal Representative of the above-entitled es- Fences, tree sod services. in progress for this fall. 801- Appliance removal. Lic/Ins Don R. Child and Shalyn S.Child, 2760 E Pinewood Ln, Lay- tate. Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to: (1) deliver 298- KIDS(5437) or 801-390- or mail their written claims to the Personal Representative at 385-227-4522, 385-259-2232. ton, UT 84040, have been appointed Personal Representatives 9149. of the above entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby the address above; (2) deliver or mail their written claims to MIKA LANDSCAPE notified to: (1) deliver or mail their written claims to the Personal the Personal Representative’s attorney of record, Clinton J. All Kinds of landscaping, clean Legal deadline Representatives at the address above; (2) deliver or mail their Bullock, at the following address: 353 East 300 South, Salt up, trees, sprinklers system, written claims to the Personal Representative’s attorney of re- Lake City, Utah 84111; or (3) file their written claims with the sod. All kinds of concrete. Free Monday, 5 p.m. cord: Richard G. Smurthwaite, 920 Heritage Park Blvd, Ste 110, Clerk of the District Court in Davis County, or otherwise present est. 801-708-9965. Layton, UT 84041; (3) file their written claims with the Clerk of their claims as required by Utah law within three (3) months the District Court at 800 W State St, PO Box 769, Farmington, after the date of the first publication of this notice or be forever UT 84025, or otherwise present their claims as required by Utah barred. Date of first publication: July 18, 2019. C-4251 7/18-8/1 DAVIS CLIPPER classifieds Thursday, August 1, 2019 39

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Extra Space Storage will hold a public auction to sell personal property belonging to those individuals listed below at the loca- tion indicated: 1155 W 200 N Centerville, Ut 84014 08/16/2019 10:00 AM Jared Morgan, 189 1205 W 200 N Centerville, Ut 84014 08/16/2019 10:00 AM Michelle Fleming, 2006 Katie Slim, 1967 Purchases must be made with cash only and paid at the above referenced facility in order to complete the transaction. Extra Space Storage may refuse any bid and may rescind any purchase up until the winning bidder takes possession of the personal property. C-4265 8/1 Extra Space Storage will hold a public auction to sell personal property belonging to those individuals listed below at the loca- tion indicated: Extra Space Farmington 1318 North 1075 West Farmington UT 84025, August 16th 2019 @ 10:00 AM Sara Crawford-Gray, Unit #614 Leigh Sullivan, Unit #630 Purchases must be made with cash only and paid at the above referenced facility in order to complete the transaction. Ex- tra Space Storage may refuse any bid and may rescind any purchase up until the winning bidder takes possession of the personal property. C-4267 8/1 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE The following described property will be sold at public auc- tion to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at the time of sale, at the Justice Complex, Court’s Building, 800 West State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, on August 28, 2019, at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed dated September 9, 2014, and ex- ecuted by JONATHAN JAMES HERNANDEZ AND BREANNA HERNANDEZ, HUSBAND AND WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS, as Trustors, in favor of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- TION SYSTEMS, INC. (“MERS”) SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR GRAYSTONE MORTGAGE, LLC, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, which Trust Deed was recorded on September 11, 2014, as Entry No. 2823077, in Book 6100, at Page 591, in the Official Records of Davis County, State of Utah covering real property purportedly located at 834 West 1600 South, Woods Cross, Utah 84087 in Davis County, Utah, and more particularly described as: LOT NUMBER 12, CONTAINED WITHIN THE MADISON SQUARE PUD, PHASE 2, AS SAID LOTS ARE IDENTIFIED IN THE RECORD OF SURVEY MAP RECORDED DECEMBER 12, 2012, AS ENTRY NO. 2706859, IN BOOK 5666, AT PAGE 365, IN THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS COUNTY RECORDER, AND AS FURTHER DEFINED AND DESCRIBED IN THE DEC- LARATION OF COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OF MADISON SQUARE PUD, PHASE 2, RECORDED DECEMBER 12, 2012, AS ENTRY NO. 2706860, IN BOOK 5666, AT PAGE 366, OF THE OFFICIAL RECORDS, AND IN ANY AMENDMENTS OF SUPPLEMENTS THERETO. Tax ID: 06-353-0012 The current Beneficiary of the trust deed is UTAH HOUSING CORPORATION, and the record owners of the property as of the recording of the Notice of Default are JONATHAN JAMES HERNANDEZ AND BREANNA HERNANDEZ, HUSBAND AND WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS. Bidders must tender to the trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at the sale and the balance of the purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the day following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must be paid to Lincoln Title Insurance Agency in the form of a wire transfer, cashier’s check or certified funds. Cash payments, personal checks or trust checks are not accepted. DATED: July 17, 2019. LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY By: Shelby K. Irvin Its: Authorized Agent Telephone: (801) 476-0303 web site: www.smithknowles.com SK File No. 19-0518 C-4256 7/25-8/8 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION BEEHIVE STORAGE, 2242 S. 800 W. Woods Cross, Utah 801-298-4260 Date: Aug. 17, 2019 @ 9:30am This Notice of Auction is being given Pursuant to 38-1-1 et el, Utah Code Ann. Unit # 234 Thomas Lee, Furniture lawn mower, misc household & boxes #334 Seth Smith, Furniture misc items #126C Steve Trotta, 2 guitars, tools, misc items # 364 Bill Cannon, furniture, bikes, washer & dryer, misc items. C-4268 8/1 Join the Conversation Like Us On

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10 cups popped popcorn 2 cups miniature pretzel twists 1 cup pecans 1 cup peanuts 2 cups rice, wheat or corn cereal squares 1/2 cup butter (1 stick) 1/2 cup packed brown sugar 1/4 cup corn syrup 1/2 teaspoon baking soda Heat oven to 300 F. in large bowl, combine popcorn, pretzels, pecans, peanuts and cereal squares; set aside. in medium saucepan over medium heat, heat butter, brown sugar and corn syrup. stir mixture until it begins to boil. Boil 3 minutes without stirring. remove from heat and stir in baking soda. Note: mixture will foam. Pour syrup over popcorn mixture and stir until evenly coated. Pour mixture onto large, rimmed baking sheet or roasting pan. Bake 30 minutes, stirring twice during baking. stir mixture several times as it cools. store in airtight container.

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