Teens held for scare THE that shut down schools, page 4 Davis Local director returns Clipper to the past in new movie, page 9 75 CENTS VOL. 120 NO. 136 Chamber backs UDOT choice for West Davis CorridorINSIDE route, page 7 THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 TODAY’S CLIPPER
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SCHOOL BUSES may be a source of income for the Davis School District under a plan presented to the school board. Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper School buses may soon sport ads
BY LOUISE R. SHAW FIRST YEAR OF IMPLEMENTATION AND #LIPPER 3TAFF 7RITER BY THE FOURTH YEAR AC CORDING TO "RIAN ,ARSEN DIRECTOR FARMINGTON u 3CHOOL OF TRANSPORTATION FOR THE DISTRICT BUSES IN $AVIS 3CHOOL $ISTRICT MAY )N THE 5TAH ,EGISLATURE Home of the Braves BE SPORTING ADVERTISEMENTS NEXT PASSED (" ALLOWING ADVERTIS Bountiful High’s soccer team take the 4A YEAR AFTER A PROPOSAL MADE TO THE ING ON SCHOOL BUSES THROUGHOUT THE state title with a 2-0 shutout. See page 21 SCHOOL BOARD IN A WORKSHOP ON STATE for the complete story. -AY 4HE DISTRICT ESTABLISHED GUIDE Photo by Jen Barnett | photo-jen-ics.com !DVERTISING COULD BRING THE DISTRICT AS MUCH AS IN ITS ■ See “BUSES” p. 6 Bountiful buys 7.5 acres for park near high school
BY REBECCA PALMER SAID #OUNCILMEMBER *OHN -ARC +NIGHT ACCORDING TO REPORTS FROM CITY STAFFERS 4HE PARK NEAREST THE PLANNED PARK IS 7EST #LIPPER %DITOR q9OU DONpT JUST GET THE OPPORTUNITY TO PUR 4HE FUTURE PARK IS LOCATED ON -ILL 3TREET -UELLER 0ARK AT 3OUTH AND ABOUT CHASE THIS QUALITY OF LAND IN THE MIDDLE OF AT ABOUT %AST )T WILL COME AT A COST OF %AST BOUNTIFUL u 4HE "OUNTIFUL #ITY "OUNTIFULr MILLION WHICH WILL COME FROM THE #APITAL q"OUNTIFUL DOESNpT HAVE MUCH UNDEVEL #OUNCIL VOTED UNANIMOUSLY ON 4UESDAY TO 4O CREATE THE PARK THE CITY PLANS TO 0ROJECTS FUND OPED LAND LEFT FOR NEW PARKS SO BEING ABLE PURCHASE SPACE FOR A PARK NEAR "OUNTIFUL PURCHASE ABOUT ACRES FROM 'AIL 3TAHLE q)TpS VERY UNUSUAL TO HAVE THIS IN FRONT OF TO ADD ONE SO NEAR THE CENTER OF THE CITY IS (IGH 3CHOOL THE PUBLISHER OF THE $AVIS #LIPPER (E AP US AND ITpS BEEN A REAL TREAT r SAID "OUNTIFUL q) THINK ITpS A ONCE IN A GENERATION MOVE r PROACHED THE CITY MAYOR ABOUT IT LAST FALL -AYOR *OE *OHNSON DURING THE MEETING ■ See “PARK” p. 6
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KAYSVILLE u 3OME MARCH SOME FLY AND SOME SAIL OFF AROUND THE WORLD SAID 'ENERAL 2OBERT # /AKS OF THE MEN AND WOMEN IN THE 5NITED 3TATES MILITARY 7E OWE OUR THANKS TO THE COL. JACK TUELLER, retired, shared stories of what he HUNDREDS OF THOSE IN THE learned from life and from his experiences in World War MILITARY WHO HAVE PAID THE II with those gathered at the Woods Cross Memorial Day ULTIMATE SACRIFICE HE TOLD celebration. THE AUDIENCE Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper q4HEY ALL DO IT TO SECURE AND TO PRESERVE THE FREEDOM WE ENJOY r HE SAID q/UR FREEDOM IS SOMETHING TO BE Decorated war hero CHERISHED 7E ARE A VERY FORTUNATE PEOPLEr /NE BY ONE HE READ THE NAMES OF HIS CLASSMATES OR urges involvement SQUADRON MATES WHO MADE THE FINAL SACRIFICE q4HEY MADE ONE MORE BY MELINDA WILLIAMS MY BAD HAIR DAYS AS ) DID TAKE OFF THAN LANDING r HE GEN. ROBERT C. OAKS addresses a crowd gathered in the Kaysville City cemetery on SAID qNEVER RETURNING HOME #LIPPER 3TAFF 7RITER FROM THE HAPPY DAYS r Memorial Day. 4UELLER A FIGHTER PILOT TO ENJOY THE FREEDOM FOR Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper WOODS CROSS u /N LEARNED HOW NOT TO BE ANGRY WHICH THEY OFFERED THEIR A DAY SET ASIDE TO REMEM THROUGH MUSIC (E LEARNED LIVESr CAN ,EGION &ARMINGTON 0OST OF -EMORIAL $AY CELEBRA OUR FINEST BLOOD SPREAD BER !MERICApS WAR DEAD TO PLAY THE TRUMPET AND /AKS WAS THE KEYNOTE (ONOR 'UARD A RIFLE VOL TIONS ONCE CALLED $ECORA AROUND THE WORLD TO DEM A YEAR OLD VETERAN OF PLAYED EACH EVENING DURING SPEAKER AT +AYSVILLEpS -E LEY HONORING FALLEN VETERANS TION $AY AND READ FROM THE ONSTRATE OUR COMMITMENT THREE WARS CALLED ON 7OODS 7ORLD 7AR )) IN &RANCE MORIAL $AY PROGRAM HELD IN AND A PLAYING OF TAPS BY JOURNAL OF A 7ORLD 7AR )) TO FREEDOM r HE SAID AFTER #ROSS RESIDENTS TO LOVE THEIR USING HIS MUSIC TO RELIEVE THE +AYSVILLE CEMETERY ON "UGLES !CROSS !MERICA VETERAN WHO FLEW MISSIONS LISTING THE CEMETERIES FROM COUNTRY VOTE AND BECOME STRESS IN MUCH THE SAME WAY -ONDAY )N INTRODUCING /AKS RE IN A " AND WAS SHOT .ORMANDY IN &RANCE TO INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY AS HIS COMRADES USED LIQUOR )T WAS ONE OF SEVERAL TIRED #OL 3TEVEN (ALL CALLED DOWN OVER ENEMY TERRITORY 0UNCHBOWL IN (AWAII !IR &ORCE #OL *ACK q) WAS THE ONLY NON EVENTS HELD THROUGHOUT HIM AN qEXCEPTIONAL CITIZENr ON HIS TH FLIGHT BUT WHO 1UOTING A PASSAGE HE 4UELLER A "OUNTIFUL RESIDENT DRINKING FIGHTER PILOT IN THE $AVIS #OUNTY TO CELEBRATE !T ONE TIME /AKS WAS MANAGED TO FIND HIS WAY READ IN A CEMETERY ABROAD WHO SERVED IN 7ORLD 7AR UNIT r HE SAID THE NATIONAL HOLIDAY AND TO #OMMANDER IN #HIEF OF THE HOME HE SAID q7E GAVE YOU OUR )) +OREA AND 6IETNAM WAS (E SHARED HIS STORY OF REMEMBER THOSE WHO HAVE !LLIED !IR &ORCES IN #ENTRAL /F THOSE WHO FLEW IN TODAYS SO YOU CAN HAVE YOUR THE GUEST SPEAKER AT 7OODS PLAYING A 'ERMAN LOVE SONG GIVEN THEIR LIVES IN THE SER %UROPE " S OVER %UROPE TOMORROWSr #ROSSp ANNUAL -EMO FOR AN ENEMY SNIPER A FEW VICE AS WELL AS LOVED ONES (E FLEW COMBAT MIS WERE KILLED OR ARE MISSING IN q7E CAN HONOR THEIR RIAL $AY CELEBRATION HELD MILES FROM /MAHA "EACH WHO HAVE DIED SIONS OVER 3OUTHEAST !SIA ACTION AND ANOTHER DEATHS BY HOW WE LIVE AND -ONDAY DURING 7ORLD 7AR )) 4HE PROGRAM INCLUDED AND HAS LOGGED MORE THAN WERE TAKEN AS PRISONERS OF HOW WE CONDUCT OURSELVES r (UNDREDS OF PEOPLE !FTER A PARTICULARLY THE $AVIS (IGH DRUM LINE FLYING HOURS INCLUDING WAR HE SAID SOMETHING HE HE SAID q7E CAN USE EACH ATTENDED THE FLAG RAISING HARD MISSION HE GOT OUT ACCOMPANYING THE PRESENTA COMBAT HOURS CALLED qTREMENDOUS LOSSESr DAY MORE PRODUCTIVELYr CEREMONY + RACE AND HIS TRUMPET TO PLAY BUT HIS TION OF THE COLORS BY !MERI /AKS SHARED THE HISTORY q7E HAVE LEFT SOME OF LSHAW DAVISCLIPPERCOM BREAKFAST AND OTHER EVENTS COMMANDER ASKED HIM NOT AT THE CELEBRATION NOT ONLY TO BECAUSE THERE WAS A 'ER HEARING FROM 4UELLER BUT MAN SNIPER READY TO SHOOT AT ENJOYING PATRIOTIC MUSIC WHATEVER NOISE WAS MADE FROM A MALE OCTET FORMED q) PLAYED THE 'ERMAN BY CELEBRATION REGULAR 2OB LOVE SONG o,ILI -ARLENEp 4HE %LLIS ,IGHTHEARTED NUMBERS SNIPER DIDNpT FIRE r 4UELLER CAME FROM THE -C#ABE 3IS SAID TERS WHO BELTED OUT q"OOGIE q4HE NEXT DAY WE WERE 7OOGIE "UGLE "OY IN TRUE TOLD THERE WERE SOME 'ER !NDREWS 3ISTERS FASHION MAN PRISONERS OF WAR READY 7INNERS OF A SIXTH GRADE TO GO TO %NGLAND /NE OF 7OODS #ROSS %LEMENTARY THEM KEPT REPEATING o7HO 3CHOOL ESSAY CONTEST READ PLAYED THE TRUMPET LAST THEIR ESSAYS ON WHAT -EMO NIGHT pr RIAL $AY MEANT TO THEM 4UELLER SAID HE JUMPED IN ! COLOR GUARD OF 7OODS A *EEP AND WENT TO MEET THIS #ROSS AND "OUNTIFUL POLICE ENEMY SOLDIER HOISTED THE FLAG AS A $AVIS q(E WAS A YEAR OLD #OUNTY 3HERIFFpS DEPUTY BOY ) WAS r 4UELLER SAID PLAYED TAPS q(E WAS SCARED AND TOLD %IGHT HUNDRED RUNNERS ME THE SONG REMINDED HIM AND WALKERS PARTICIPATED IN OF HIS FIANCE HIS MOM AND THIS YEARpS + RACE DAD HIS BROTHER AND SISTER ) 4UELLER A FAMILAR SPEAKER SHOOK HANDS WITH THE ENEMY IN SOUTH $AVIS #OUNTY RE THROUGH BARBED WIREr GALED THE AUDIENCE WITH HIS 4UELLER ENCOURAGED THOSE WORDS OF ADVICE SPATTERED IN THE AUDIENCE TO BE PEACE WITH TODAYpS LINGO DRAWING MAKERS APPRECIATIVE COMMENTS AND q7HEN YOU SCREW UP GO LAUGHTER FROM ABOUT TO THE PERSON AND ASK oWHAT PEOPLE WHO ATTENDED THE CAN ) DO TO MAKE YOU HAP FLAG RAISING CEREMONY PY p 4HOSE ARE MAGIC WORDS q) LEARNED TO BE HAPPY r THAT DO NOT FAIL r HE SAID 4UELLER SAID OF HIS SAD CHILD MWILLIAMS DAVISCLIPPER HOOD q) LEARNED MORE FROM COM 4 Briefs ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£Î
EDLY POSTED )NTERNET ADVER RESPOND r *EFFRIES SAID q) &IRE CREWS WERE CALLED TISEMENTS ON #RAIGpS ,IST TO Teen held for HEARD THERE MAY HAVE EVEN TO 3 7EST LAST RECRUIT WOMEN TO ENGAGE IN BEEN SOME AGENCIES FROM 7EDNESDAY AT ABOUT PM Crime Briefs ACTS OF PROSTITUTION AND TO scare that shut 7EBER #OUNTY RESPONDr ACCORDING TO 3YRACUSE $EPU #OMPILED BY -ELINDA 7ILLIAMS FIND INTERESTED MEN POLICE (E PRAISED THE COOPERA TY &IRE #HIEF *O (AMBLIN SAID down schools TION HE FINDS AMONG POLICE q7E HAD A QUICK RE (E ALLEGEDLY ALSO AT AGENCIES WITHIN THE COUNTY SPONSE r HE SAID q7E WERE 3OUTH EARLY 4HURSDAY TEMPTED TO ARRANGE A SIMILAR CLEARFIELD u ! AND BEYOND THERE IN THREE MINUTESr Teen accused MORNING ENCOUNTER AT THE THEATER ON YEAR OLD BOY IS IN CUS q) WAS AMAZED AT THE "Y PM THE FIRE WAS 0OLICE ALLEGEDLY WALKED IN AT LEAST ONE OTHER OCCASION TODY AT THE &ARMINGTON "AY NUMBER OF AGENCIES THAT UNDER CONTROL BUT CREWS of murdering ON A LIVE SEX SHOW THIS PAST WEEK 9OUTH #ENTER FACING POS RESPONDED WITHIN MINUTES r WERE STILL WORKING ON SOME 4HEY RECEIVED A TIP FROM A 4HE MANAGEMENT OF 3YRA SIBLE CHARGES OF THIRD DEGREE HE SAID SMOLDERING AREAS his brothers CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT THAT CUSE -OVIE 4HEATER COOP FELONY TERRORISTIC THREAT 4HE SCHOOL WAS EVACU 4HE HOMEpS OWNER 3HIRLEY THE SHOW WAS SCHEDULED TO ERATED WITH THE INVESTIGATION )TpS ALL FOR WHAT POLICE ARE ATED WITH POLICE ESCORT TO -OSS WAS HOME ALONE WHEN WEST POINT u ! TAKE PLACE AFTER MIDNIGHT DESCRIBING AS A PRANK BUT YEAR OLD BOY IS IN CUS AND HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF A NEARBY CHURCH AS OFFICERS SHE HEARD A POP AND WENT ACCORDING TO A PRESS RELEASE THE INCIDENTS PRIOR TO POLICE ONE THAT SCARED HUNDREDS SEARCHED THE BUILDING OUTSIDE TO INVESTIGATE (AM TODY AT THE &ARMINGTON "AY FROM THE 3YRACUSE 0OLICE AND SHUT DOWN A SCHOOL 9OUTH #ENTER ACCUSED OF CONTACTING THEM POLICE SAID #LEARFIELD (IGH AND 3OUTH BLIN SAID 3HE COULDNpT FIND $EPARTMENT !T PM ON 4UESDAY #LEARFIELD %LEMENTARY ANYTHING WRONG SO SHE WENT KILLING HIS YOUNGER SIBLINGS 4HE OFFICERS OBTAINED A POLICE DISPATCHERS RECEIVED A ON 7EDNESDAY AT THEIR HOME SCHOOLS WERE PLACED ON LOCK BACK IN THE HOUSE AND LAID SEARCH WARRANT AND WITH CALL FROM A YOUNG VOICE SAY DOWN FOR ABOUT MINUTES DOWN ON THE COUCH AT . 7EST THE HELP OF $AVIS -ETRO Cop assailant ING THERE WAS A YEAR OLD !ZA 6IDINHAR DESCRIBED BEFORE BEING RELEASED FOR #ONTRACTORS WORKING 37!4 MEMBERS AND $AVIS AT .ORTH $AVIS *UNIOR (IGH THE DAY ON THE ROAD IN FRONT OF THE AS AN HONOR STUDENT WAS -ETRO .ARCOTICS 3TRIKE sentenced 3CHOOL WITH A GUN ACCORDING TAKEN INTO CUSTODY HOURS 4HE YEAR OLD STUDENT HOUSE COULD SMELL SMOKE &ORCE MEMBERS RAIDED THE TO #LEARFIELD 0OLICE SPOKES WAS THE ONLY ONE INVOLVED THEN NOTICED SMOKE COM AFTER THE BODIES OF HIS TWO THEATER 4HEY ALLEGEDLY SAW to prison MAN +YLE *EFFRIES 4HE BOY BROTHERS WERE DISCOVERED BUT THERE WERE WITNESSES ING FROM THE HOUSE 4HEY THREE FEMALES AND ONE MALE THEN HUNG UP SAYING HE *EFFRIES SAID ENTERED THE HOUSE AND WOKE )N SCREENING CHARGES THE ENGAGING IN SEX ACTS INSIDE FARMINGTON u ! ,AY COULDNpT TALK ANYMORE $AVIS #OUNTY !TTORNEYpS OF TON MAN WHO WAS SHOT WHILE -OSS GETTING HER AND THE THE RELEASE SAID q)T LOOKS LIKE HE WAS FAMILY DOG OUT OF THE HOUSE FICE WILL CONSIDER WHETHER TO 4HREE FEMALES IDENTIFIED BEATING UP A POLICE OFFICER TRYING TO MAKE IT A PRANK CHARGE THE TEEN AS AN ADULT HAS BEEN SENTENCED TO UP TO Construction q4HE CONSTRUCTION WORK AS +RYSTLE -ORALES AND *EFFRIES SAID q"UT IN TODAYpS ERS ARE THE TRUE HEROES r 4HE FAMILYpS MOTHER ,ILLIAN 3COTT BOTH OF LIFE IN PRISON WORLD ANYTIME YOU SAY FOUND THE YEAR OLDpS *OSHUA 2OBERT )SAKSON workers save (AMBLIN SAID q4HEY TOOK 3ALT ,AKE #ITY AND 3HELBY THERE IS A SHOOTER IN A THE INITIATIVE AND STEPPED UP BODY AT ABOUT PM LAST "OYCE FROM 7EST 6ALLEY PLEADED GUILTY IN !PRIL SCHOOL IT TURNS INTO A FULL 7EDNESDAY NIGHT AFTER SHE TO FIRST DEGREE ATTEMPTED napping woman TO TAKE CARE OF THE SITUATIONr #ITY WERE CHARGED WITH SCALE INVESTIGATIONr &IRE OFFICIALS GAVE A ROUGH RETURNED HOME FROM RUN SEXUAL SOLICITATION A CLASS AGGRAVATED MURDER FOR AT !BOUT LAW ENFORCERS NING ERRANDS TACKING THE OFFICER AND TWO from attic fire ESTIMATE OF IN " MISDEMEANOR "OYCE WAS RUSHED TO THE SCHOOL *EFFRIES DAMAGE TO THE HOME AND 4HE YEAR OLD AND A CLASS ! MISDEMEANOR COUNTS SAID ALSO CHARGED WITH POSSESSION SYRACUSE u ! FIRE IN A BELONGINGS 4HE FIRE STARTED YEAR OLD BOYS WERE LEFT IN OF ASSAULT q) BELIEVE WE HAD NEARLY OF SPICE AND PARAPHERNALIA 3YRACUSE HOME HAS BEEN DE IN THE ATTIC SAID FIREFIGHTERS THE CARE OF THE YEAR OLD !CCORDING TO COURT DOCU EVERY AGENCY IN $AVIS BOTH CLASS ! MISDEMEANORS TERMINED TO BE ACCIDENTAL DONpT KNOW ITS EXACT CAUSE ACCORDING TO $AVIS #OUNTY 4ERRILL (OLIDAY OF MENTS )SAKSON ASSAULTED A #OUNTY IF NOT EVERY AGENCY 3HERIFFpS 3GT 3USAN 0OULSEN -IDVALE WAS ALLEGEDLY THERE WOMAN WHO WAS LIVING WITH 7HEN THE MOTHER TO WATCH THE PERFORMANCE HIM ON !UG (E THEN AS RETURNED SHE FOUND THE AND WAS CHARGED WITH SEXUAL SAULTED THE WOMANpS FRIEND iÜÃÊUÊi>ÌÕÀiÃUÊ-«ÀÌÃÊUÊ >ÃÃwÊi`ÃÊUÊ V>Ê- ««}Ê6>ÕiÃÊ YOUNGER BOY DEAD OF SOLICITATION $URING THE ASSAULT HE SAID qPENETRATING KNIFE WOUNDSr 4ROY -ANNING OF #EN HE WOULD KILL ANY POLICE Your Community Community 0OULSEN SAID BUT BELIEVED TERVILLE ALLEGEDLY ENGAGED OFFICER WHO RESPONDED TO THE TWO OTHER BOYS WERE IN A PERFORMANCE WITH THE THE CALL Your MISSING TOGETHER 3HE CALLED WOMEN POLICE SAID (E WAS 7HEN A ,AYTON OFFICER Your Community... 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Elaine Jorgensen, library STREET IMPROVEMENTS MARKET media teacher at the school, INCREASES IN SALARIES TWO ÝÛKogÛf]oÛxj]x_`l]jk in an email. Students also NEW FIREFIGHTERS BUT NO TAX ÝÛ?Yd^¤kl]hÛe]jalÛ had the chance to mine for INCREASE WAS PRESENTED TO af[j]Yk]ÛafÛkYdYja]kÛ sapphires through more than THE CITY COUNCIL ON -AY 1,000 pounds of alluvial gravel 4HE PUBLIC CAN REVIEW THE ^gjÛ[alqÛ]ehdgq]]kÛ purchased from Montana. BUDGET ONLINE AT KAYSVIL LECITYCOMGOVERNMENTCITY LEASING INSTEAD OF PURCHASING Courtesy photo BUDGETSHTML AND WILL HAVE SOME VEHICLES FOR A SAVINGS A CHANCE TO COMMENT AT A OF A YEAR PUBLIC HEARING ON 4UESDAY !S IN LAST YEARpS BUDGET *UNE AT PM IN CITY HALL CITY STAFF HAS PROPOSED % #ENTER TRANSFERRING FROM q7E RUN VERY LEAN r SAID THE POWER FUND TO THE CITYpS M.S. fundraiser set for Saturday *OHN 4HACKER CITY MANAGER GENERAL FUNDS OF A PROPOSED PERCENT !FTER THE PUBLIC HEARING WOODS CROSS u ON A FARM AT . /LSEN AND A BOUNCE HOUSE EVENT ORGANIZER MARKET ADJUSTMENT CITY WIDE THE COUNCIL CAN SET WORK 9OUNG AND OLD ALIKE CAN WAY 7OODS #ROSS &IREFIGHTERS WILL BE ON 4HERE WILL ALSO BE FACE TO SALARIES q"UT IF WEpRE NOT SESSIONS TO DETERMINE IF OR HELP RAISE FUNDS TO FIGHT 4EAM 5(0 IS SPONSOR HAND FROM 3OUTH $AVIS PAINTING AND FOOD FOR A KEEPING UP WITH THE MAR WHERE CHANGES TO THE PRO -3 OR -ULTIPLE 3CLEROSIS ING THE EVENT WHICH WILL -ETRO &IRE !GENCY AND THE MODERATE CHARGE 4HE COST KET THEN EMPLOYEES FIND POSED BUDGET ARE NECESSARY AT A FUND RAISER FEATURING INCLUDE PRIZES FOR ALL 5(0 WILL HAVE ITS CAR THAT IS AND FREE FOR CHILDREN OTHERS WAYS TO CARE FOR THEIR BEFORE APPROVING A FINAL GAMES PONY RIDES AND KIDS ATTENDING PONY AND SIMULATES WHAT CAN HAP AND UNDER &OR MORE FAMILIES AND THEYpRE NOT BUDGET ON *UNE MUCH MORE 3ATURDAY TRAIN RIDES A CHANCE TO PEN WHEN A SEAT BELT IS NOT INFORMATION CALL AVAILABLE TO USr LSHAW DAVISCLIPPERCOM )T WILL BE AM PM INTERACT WITH BABY ANIMALS WORN SAID #HREE -ARTIN -ERIT INCREASES TO QUALI FIED EMPLOYEES WILL JUST GO UP A HALF STEP THIS YEAR IN STEAD OF A FULL STEP ACCORDING TO THE BUDGET PROPOSAL $EPARTMENT HEADS PRE PARED THEIR BUDGET REQUESTS IN !PRIL SAID 4HACKER 4HOSE REQUESTS WERE CONSOLIDATED AND BALANCED AND RETURNED TO THE DEPARTMENT HEADS WHO THEN HAD TO READJUST THEIR BUDGETS ACCORDING TO AVAILABLE FUNDS 4HIS YEARpS CITY BUDGET INCLUDING ENTERPRISE FUNDS TOTALS AN AMOUNT PERCENT HIGHER THAN LAST YEARpS q0ROPERTY TAX IS STILL FLAT r SAID 4HACKER 4HE ADDITIONAL FUNDS ARE ANTICIPATED FROM GROWTH IN SALES TAX REVENUE AND IN INCREASED FEES GENER ATED FROM NEW CONSTRUCTION HE SAID 4HE PROPOSED BUDGET IN CLUDES FUNDS TO ADVANCE TWO POLICE OFFICERS TO SERGEANTS AND FOR INCREASING STAFFING FROM TWO FIREMEN ON DUTY TO FOUR SAID 4HACKER q7E BELIEVE WEpVE CAP TURED WHAT YOUpVE EXPRESSED AS NEEDS AS PRIORITIES r 4HACKER TOLD THE COUNCIL &INANCING THE REBUILDING OF TENNIS COURTS AT 'AILEY 0ARK WAS qA SIGNIFICANT DISCUSSION ITEM r FOR STAFF ACCORDING TO 4HACKER &UNDS FOR THE COURTS WHICH ARE ESTI MATED TO BE WILL COME FROM OPERATIONS MAIN TENANCE AND PARK BUDGETS $OZENS OF RESIDENTS HAD REQUESTED THE IMPROVEMENTS AT A CITY COUNCIL MEETING EARLIER THIS YEAR 4HE BUDGET ALSO PROPOSES ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£Î Opinion 6 Cyclops The Marriage Wars Solution for national debt? 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We reserve the RESIDENTS USE THE "OUNTIFUL "OUNTIFUL #ITY %VEN IF ,AND &ILL ) THINK THAT THE 7OODS #ROSS RESIDENTS HAVE right to edit all letters for length or content. CURRENT POLICY IS RIDICULOUS TO PAY A LITTLE MORE THAN For letters arriving by e-mail, we will use 7E CAN EITHER TAKE OUR "OUNTIFUL RESIDENTS IT WOULD the author’s e-mail address in lieu of a sig- GARBAGE TO THE CITY SHOPS ON BE WORTH IT )T WOULD SAVE nature, but won’t print those addresses. 2EDWOOD 2OAD ON THE SEC A MILE ONE HOUR ROUND OND 3ATURDAY OF THE MONTH TRIP AND LOTS OF FRUSTRATION Letters without proper iden- OR WE CAN HAUL OUR GARBAGE tification will not be printed. TO ,AYTON WHICH IS A MILE -IKE 3ULLIVAN ROUND TRIP 7OODS #ROSS ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£Î News 7 ‘Snapshot’ gives glimpse of county’s health
BY MELINDA WIL- AND DEATHS FROM POISONING LIAMS % COLI SEATBELT USAGE AND #LIPPER 3TAFF 7RITER PNEUMOCOCCAL VACCINE 7HEN IT COMES TO MENTAL CLEARFIELD u &ROM HEALTH THE COUNTY DOESNpT ONE HEALTH PERSPECTIVE $A HAVE ENOUGH RESOURCES VIS #OUNTY IS A PRETTY GOOD AVAILABLE AND OFTEN GAIN PLACE TO LIVE ING ACCESS TO THOSE SERVICES "UT RESIDENTS STILL FALL CAN BE DIFFICULT THE REPORT SHORT IN A NUMBER OF AREAS FOUND FROM AIR QUALITY TO HIGH 3TATISTICS IN IT SHOW THAT ADULTS AND OLDER AN AERIAL VIEW of the Glover Lane alternative. The Davis NUMBERS OF PROSTATE CANCER NEEDED TREATMENT FROM $A Chamber of Commerce backs UDOT’s choice of this route TO SUICIDES THE STUDY FOUND VIS "EHAVIORAL (EALTH BUT as their preference for the West Davis Corridor. 2ESULTS OF THE #OMMUNITY THE CURRENT CAPACITY IS Courtesy image (EALTH !SSESSMENT WERE SHARED LAST WEEK WITH MEM &IGURES FOR THOSE RECEIVING BERS OF THE $AVIS #OUNTY SUBSTANCE ABUSE CARE FROM "OARD OF (EALTH THE AGENCY ARE EVEN BLEAKER Chamber backs 4HE ASSESSMENT DUE OUT -ORE THAN ADULTS IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS WILL BE NEEDED TREATMENT BUT THE USED TO GAIN ACCREDITATION CAPACITY WITHIN THE AGENCY IS ACCORDING TO $AVIS #OUNTY ONLY UDOT alternative (EALTH $IRECTOR ,EWIS 'AR 0ERRY TOLD BOARD MEMBERS RETT THAT BY TIME THE -EDICARE )T WILL ALSO BE USED TO AND -EDICAID PATIENTS ARE BY TOM BUSSELBERG TAKEN CARE OF THERE ARENpT A !SSOCIATE %DITOR IDENTIFY RESOURCES WHICH Still time to MAY BE USED TO IMPROVE THE LOT OF RESOURCES LEFT TO CARE HEALTH OF COUNTY RESIDENTS FOR OTHERS KAYSVILLE u 4HE 7HILE THE NUMBER OF $A have your say: SAID )SA 0ERRY $AVIS #OUNTY THE COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT, a national study, $AVIS #HAMBER OF #OM COMMUNITY HEALTH OUTREACH VIS #OUNTY RESIDENTS EATING MERCE AGREES WITH THE found that 34 percent of Davis County residents eat two or FRUIT ISNpT BAD RESIDENTS STILL ÝÛ8Û¤\YqÛhmZda[Û PLANNER WHO GAVE BOARD more servings of fruit daily. About two thirds eat at fast food 5TAH $EPARTMENT OF MEMBERS A qSNAPSHOTr OF ARENpT EATING ALL THAT HEALTH 4RANSPORTATION THAT THE [gee]flÛh]jag\Û restaurants. FULLY 3IXTY THREE PERCENT OF [dgk]kÛl`akÛ8m_mklÛ THE FULL REPORT 7EST $AVIS #ORRIDOR #OUNTIES IN EVERY STATE COUNTY RESIDENTS EAT AT FAST FOR IMPROVEMENT THAT SUICIDE IS THE SEVENTH SHOULD BE BUILT NEAR ÝÛGmZda[Û`]Yjaf_kÛYj]Û ARE RANKED ACCORDING TO FOOD RESTAURANTS COMPARED q4HOSE COUNTIES ABOVE LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH IN THE 'LOVER ,ANE hdYff]\Û^gjÛAmf]Û HEALTH MEASURES 0ERRY SAID TO PERCENT STATEWIDE US ARE TYPICALLY RURAL EXCEPT COUNTY AT DEATHS PER q"ASED ON INFORMA ~~ÛAmf]Û~ÛYf\Û )N THAT RANKING $A 4HERE ARE ALSO FEWER 5TAH #OUNTY WHICH CAME PEOPLE 4HE NUMBER TION GATHERED WE BELIEVE Amf]Û~ VIS #OUNTY IS IN THE TH GROCERY STORES IN THE COUNTY IN THIRD r 0ERRY SAID FALLS SHORT OF THE NATIONAL THE STUDY IS THOROUGH AND PERCENTILE MEANING ONLY THAN ELSEWHERE IN THE STATE .OT SURPRISINGLY THE (EALTHY 0EOPLE TARGET CONCLUSIONS ARE SOUND r PERCENT OF COUNTIES NATION AND NATION %NVIRONMENTAL )MPACT REPORT SHOWS THAT FEW $AVIS OF SUICIDES PER SAID #HAMBER 0RESIDENT WIDE ARE HEALTHIER 0ERRY 7HEN RELEASED THE AS 3TATEMENT BUT THE DECI #OUNTY RESIDENTS SMOKE /THER AREAS IN WHICH THE *IM 3MITH SAID )N 5TAH $AVIS COMES SESSMENT WILL BE AVAILABLE SION IS NOT FINAL ! DAY AND THAT PERCENT OF COUNTY IS NOT MEETING THE 4HE 'LOVER ,ANE IN SIXTH AMONG THE STATEpS ON THE HEALTH DEPARTMENTpS COMMENT PERIOD CLOSES RESIDENTS EAT TWO OR MORE (EALTHY 0EOPLE GOALS DAVISCOUNTYUTAH ROUTE WAS ANNOUNCED AS COUNTIES POINTING TO ROOM WEBSITE AT 5$/4pS PREFERRED ALTERNA IN !UGUST )N ADDITION SERVINGS OF FRUIT DAILY BUT ARE PROSTATE CANCER DEATHS GOVHEALTH TIVE EARLY THIS MONTH /P SEVERAL PUBLIC HEARINGS ARE PONENTS ESPECIALLY THOSE PLANNED FROM 3YRACUSE SAY IT THAT 0UBLIC HEARINGS ARE OPTION WOULD NEGATIVELY SCHEDULED *UNE AT THE Exchange Club honors Mountain High students IMPACT THE AREA AROUND ,EGACY %VENTS #ENTER IN 3YRACUSE !RTS !CADEMY &ARMINGTON *UNE AT BY MELINDA WILLIAMS SAID 0OWELL IS A HARD WORKER 4HEY HAVE NUMEROUS OTHER 7EST 0OINT *UNIOR (IGH #LIPPER 3TAFF 7RITER A qPRACTICE MAKES PERFECT COMPLAINTS AS WELL 3CHOOL AND *UNE AT TYPE OF GUYr 3MITH SAID THE CHAMBER &REEDOM %LEMENTARY WEST BOUNTIFUL -ORGAN ALSO PLANS ON qSTRONGLY SUPPORTS THE 3CHOOL IN (OOPER 7EBER u 4WO -OUNTAIN (IGH ENTERING THE PLUMBING PRO NEED FOR AN ADDITIONAL #OUNTY STUDENTS WERE HONORED GRAM AT $!4# NORTHSOUTH TRANSPORTATION q5NDER EVERY SCENARIO LAST WEEK BY THE "OUNTIFUL (E TOLD CLUB MEMBERS CORRIDOR ON THE WEST SIDE $AVIS #OUNTY WILL NEED "REAKFAST %XCHANGE #LUB HE ENTERED -OUNTAIN (IGH OF $AVIS #OUNTYr TO FOCUS ON HIGHER DENSITY FOR EXEMPLARY SCHOOLWORK 3CHOOL BECAUSE HE NEVER DID 3MITH CITED POPULATION HOUSING AND TRANSIT ORI *EREMY 0OWELL OF 3UNSET WELL IN NORMAL HIGH SCHOOL GROWTH PROJECTIONS FOR THE ENTED DEVELOPMENT IF WE AND #OLBY -ORGAN OF #LIN AND WAS WORRIED ABOUT HIS NEXT YEARS AND CUR ARE TO MAINTAIN OUR QUALITY TON EACH RECEIVED PLAQUES FUTURE RENT CONGESTION ON ) OF LIFE AND ENCOURAGE ECO AND THEIR NAMES WILL BE (IS TEACHERS DESCRIBE HIM AS CREATING qA VITAL NEEDr NOMIC GROWTH r HE SAID PLACED ON A WALL HONORING AS RESPECTFUL POLITE AND WILL FOR MORE TRANSPORTATION ! FINAL DECISION ON THE STUDENTS OF THE MONTH AT THE ING TO GET THE JOB DONE INFRASTRUCTURE ROUTE IS EXPECTED TO BE SCHOOL 4HE INFORMATION SHEET ,EGACY (IGHWAYpS ANNOUNCED IN THE SPRING 0OWELL IS THE SON OF $EN MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL students Jeremy Powell and GIVEN TO CLUB MEMBERS SAID CONSTRUCTION IN SOUTH $AVIS OF AFTER A REVIEW OF NIS AND !LISHA +VAMME Colby Morgan, center are honored by Leon Thurgood and -ORGAN SUGGESTS IDEAS TO #OUNTY AND OPENING OF ALL INPUT AND THE &EDERAL (E PLANS ON ENTERING THE Dennis Hoskins at Exchange Club meeting. STUDENTS AND TEACHERS &RONT2UNNER HAVE qDRAMAT (IGHWAY !DMINISTRATIONpS PLUMBING PROGRAM AT THE Photo by Melinda Williams | Davis Clipper !S A TEACHER ) LEANED ICALLY REDUCED CONGESTION /+ OF 5$/4pS FINDINGS $AVIS !PPLIED 4ECHNOLOGY FROM #OLBY r ONE TEACHER AND IMPROVED THE COMMUTE ,EARN MORE ABOUT THE #OLLEGE WITH THE GOAL OF BECAUSE HE WAS BEHIND ON 4EACHERS DESCRIBED 0OWELL SAID TIME TO POINTS SOUTH r THE OPPOSITION AT SAVEFARM BECOMING A MASTER PLUMBER CREDITS (E SAID HIS FATHER AS POSITIVE HAPPY AND FUN TO -ORGAN IS THE SON OF CHAMBER #%/ SAID INGTONORG 2EAD ABOUT 0OWELL TOLD CLUB MEMBERS HELPED HIM UNDERSTAND HOW BE AROUND !N INFORMATION -ICHELLE 2USSELL q"UILDING A COMPLEX AR THE OTHER PERSPECTIVE BY HE ENTERED -OUNTAIN (IGH IMPORTANT SCHOOL IS SHEET PROVIDED TO THE CLUB MWILLIAMS DAVISCLIPPERCOM TERY IS A VERY EMOTIONAL IS VISITING 0ROTESTORS OF THE SUE r 3MITH SAID ESPECIALLY 3HEPARD ,ANE 7EST #OR FOR THOSE WHOSE PROPERTY RIDOR 2OUTE ON &ACEBOOK AND LIVES ARE IMPACTED 4HE #HAMBERpS STATE Farmington 5K will help raise funds for surrogacy (E PRAISED 5$/4pS MENT IS A CHANGE FROM STATEMENTS ITS LEADERSHIP EFFORTS TO ENCOURAGE PAR FARMINGTON u /NE *UNE STARTING AT AM AT PROCEDURE IS NOT COVERED BY 4HERE WILL ALSO BE A PRIZE TICIPATION FROM RESIDENTS MADE IN 4HEN THE CHAMBER WANTED 5$/4 LOCAL FAMILY WOULD LIKE HELP &ARMINGTON 0OND 4HE EVENT HEALTH INSURANCE DRAWING GOVERNMENTS AND BUSINESS EXPANDING WILL RAISE MONEY TO HELP 2EGISTRATION CAN BE DONE &OR MORE INFORMATION ES THAT WILL BE AFFECTED TO ADHERE TO THE ORIGINAL #ORRIDOR 0RESERVA 4HE "ALDWIN FAMILY WILL PAY FOR A SURROGATE MOTHER IN ADVANCE AT ACTIVECOM OR CONTACT "RANDON 3MITH AT 5$/4pS RECOMMEN HOLD A FUNDRAISING + ON TO CARRY THEIR CHILD 4HE THE MORNING OF THE EVENT BDEANSMITH GMAILCOM DATION FOLLOWED A DRAFT TION PLAN 8 News ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£ÎÊ
REPRESENT THE $AVIS DISTRICT THE POTENTIAL INCREASE TO *>À Bountiful ÕÃià FOR A ONE YEAR CONTRACT MOTORIST DISTRACTION A WITH THE OPTION OF RENEWAL KNOWN CAUSE OF MOTOR Continued from p. 1 High School Continued from p. 1 FOR THE NEXT FOUR YEARS VEHICLE CRASHES PRESENT Mill Street VERY EXCITING r *OHNSON SAID LINES LAST YEAR LIMITING THE 4HE DISTRICT WOULD A SAFETY PROBLEM AROUND IN A PRESS RELEASE ABOUT THE SIZE OF ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVE PERCENT OF GROSS SCHOOL BUSES THAT CAN
PURCHASE 650 East THEIR LOCATION ON BUSES AND REVENUES NOT BE IGNORED r READS THE )N FACT NEIGHBORS WHO SPECIFYING THAT ANY REV q)TpS TURN KEY r SAID ,AR CONCLUSION OF THE POSITION ATTENDED COUNCIL MEETING 750 East ENUE WOULD BE GIVEN TO THE SEN q7E SUPPLY THE BUSES PAPER q!DDITIONALLY IT MAY ON -AY BROACHED THE N TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT WE GET THE CHECKSr BE DIFFICULT OR IMPOSSIBLE ISSUE OF TOO FEW PARKS IN THAT Proposed !DS MUST BE AGE APPRO ! BUS WOULD BE OUT OF AND LEGALLY EXPENSIVE TO NEIGHBORHOOD PRIATE NOT POLITICAL AND SERVICE FOR APPROXIMATELY CONTROL THE TYPES OF ADVER 4HE PROPERTY NOW INCLUDES Park NOT RELATED TO SMOKING OR MINUTES WHILE THE AD TISING THAT COULD APPEAR ON A HOME AND BOTH OPEN AND Millcreek GAMBLING AMONG OTHER WAS APPLIED SCHOOL BUSESr WOODED AREAS AND THE CITY RESTRICTIONS (E SAID ADVERTISERS COULD 4HERE IS NO DATA TO HAS NOT MADE PLANS FOR Way *ORDAN 3CHOOL $ISTRICT REQUEST BUSES THAT GO ON SUPPORT THE CONCERN OVER IMPROVING IT BEYOND MAK MADE IN ITS FIRST FIELD TRIPS OR BUSES THAT SER DISTRACTION SAID ,ARSEN ING IT ACCESSIBLE AND PUBLIC YEAR ADVERTISING ON VICE &ARMINGTON OR OTHER 4HE BOARD WOULD HAVE OUTDOOR SPACE )T BORDERS A MAP of the property purchased by the city. BUSES SAID ,ARSEN SPECIFIC CITIES FINAL APPROVAL ON ADS HE -ILLCREEK ON THE SOUTH Courtesy art $AVIS DISTRICT HAS )N A POSITION PAPER IN SAID !CCORDING TO 3TAHLE THERE -ARCH THE .ATIONAL q)TpS NOT WORTH IT FOR PLANS TO LEAVE THE #LIPPER WOULD PROVIDE THE MATCHING BUSES ARE AT LEAST MATURE TREES !SSOCIATION OF 3TATE $IREC r SAID "URKE HE SAID FUNDS ACCORDING TO A REPORT !FTER ISSUING A REQUEST ON THE LAND -ANY OF THEM TORS OF 0UPIL 4RANSPORTA ,ARSEN A BOARD MEMBER BY STAFFERS FOR PROPOSALS THE DISTRICT WERE DAMAGED OR DESTROYED TION CONSIDERED ADVERTISING DURING DISCUSSION OVER THE Holbrook Canyon 0ART OF THE CITYpS AGREE IDENTIFIED !LPHA -EDIA IN THE WINDSTORM OF $E AS THE BEST FIT TO CARRY OUT ON SCHOOL BUSES AND TOOK PROPOSAL CEMBER AND DURING 4HE COUNCIL ALSO VOTED MENT IS THAT THE OWNERSHIP TO PURCHASE OF PROPERTY HISTORY OF 3TRINGHAM AND HIS THE PROGRAM ACCORDING TO A STAND OPPOSING IT FOR ITS #RAIG #ARTER BUSINESS THE WINTER OF BUT ,ARSEN POTENTIAL TO DISTRACT MOTOR ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE DOZENS REMAIN CREATING A IN (OLBROOK #ANYON 4HE FAMILY WILL BE FEATURED ON A 4HE 4EXAS BASED COM ISTS AND THE DIFFICULTY OF DISTRICT SPOKE IN SUPPORT OF PEACEFUL FOREST LIKE ENVIRON CITY HAS ALREADY ACQUIRED PLAQUE AT A TRAIL HEAD ON THE PANY IS WORKING WITH POLICING ADS THE ADVERTISING MENT .EGOTIATIONS ABOUT ABOUT ACRES OF PROP LAND SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO GENERATE q4HE DISPLACEMENT OF q 4RANSPORTATION IS FAR THE POTENTIAL SALE HAVE BEEN ERTY THAT HAD BEEN OWNED 4HE PURCHASE MEANS ADS FOR BUSES AND WOULD SCHOOL BUS COLORATION AND FROM FULLY FUNDED r HE SAID UNDERWAY FOR WEEKS BY *ED 3TRINGHAM (E AND THE CITY WILL OWN ABOUT 3TAHLE HAS HAD MULTIPLE HIS FAMILY OFFERED THEIR PERCENT OF THE PROPERTY UP OFFERS FROM HOME DEVELOPERS ACRES AT PER ACRE /N TO THE RIDGE LINE ALLOWING IT TO SELL HIS PROPERTY BUT SAID 4UESDAY THE COUNCIL VOTED TO TO APPLY FOR FEDERAL FUNDS FOR THE PRICE THE CITY IS OFFERING ACQUIRE ACRES AT THE SAME TRAIL IMPROVEMENT MADE FOR A BETTER DEAL "OTH PRICE !S IN THE PREVIOUS TWO 4HE FUNDS FOR BOTH PUR HE AND THE CITY HAD THE LAND ROUNDS OF ACQUISITION THE CHASES HAD ALREADY BEEN APPRAISED 3TATE OF 5TAH THROUGH THE INCLUDED IN THE CITYpS BUDGET 3TAHLE HAS NO IMMEDIATE ,E2AY -C!LLISTER PROGRAM RPALMER DAVISCLIPPERCOM Dick’s ACE Budget ‘challenges’ impact teachers SALE 4 BY LOUISE R. SHAW THOSE CHALLENGES SAID #ARTER LEGISLATURE INCREASED FUNDING TIC 0% #LIPPER 3TAFF 7RITER ON THE VIDEO WAS THAT THERE WOULD BE AN -AINTAINING MORE THAN MONEY AVAILABLE FOR INCREAS G OF FARMINGTON t ! FACILITIES WITH FEWER ES IN SALARIES SAID #ARTER IN I EVERTHING F PERCENT INCREASE IN PER PUPIL PEOPLE IS ANOTHER HE SAID THE VIDEO G KARLEEN’S FUNDING WAS GREAT NEWS AT )F DISTRICT STAFFING WERE THE q)F YOU TALK ABOUT INSUR DICK’ S ACE Sale thru June 6th THE TIME IT WAS PASSED BY THE SAME AS ANCE AND IF YOU TALK ABOUT Home Center Bridal & Gift STATE LEGISLATURE THIS YEAR IT WAS RETIREMENT COSTS THAT Registry &OR $AVIS 3CHOOL $ISTRICT FIVE “It’s over- PERCENT INCREASE THAT WAS PERCENT MEANS ALMOST YEARS whelming for TALKED ABOUT EVAPORATES r 40% MILLION MORE IN STATE FUND AGO SAID 7ILLIAMS Hoses 40% ING THERE educators.” q7E WILL CONTINUE TO WORK Dishes "UT AS DISTRICT ADMINISTRA WOULD – DEA President AND ARE OPTIMISTIC THAT WE TORS WORK TO PREPARE A BUD BE Don Paver CAN SOLVE A LOT OF BUDGET GET FOR THE SCHOOL ADDI CHALLENGES WITH THE HELP AND Tools YEAR THEY ARE ALSO WORKING TIONAL COOPERATION OF OUR ASSOCIA TO PREPARE EMPLOYEES AND TEACHERS TIONS r SAID #ARTER THE PUBLIC FOR ANOTHER YEAR SAID #HRIS 7ILLIAMS COM q)T HAS BEEN A DIFFICULT DIF Plumbing OF FINANCIAL BELT TIGHTENING MUNITY RELATIONS DIRECTOR IN FICULT NEGOTIATION SEASON FOR Rainbird Towels .EGOTIATIONS WITH $AVIS QUOTING #ARTER US r SAID THE $%!pS 0AVER %DUCATION !SSOCIATION q4HE CHALLENGE OF COURSE 7HILE THE ASSOCIATION HAS WHICH REPRESENTS TEACHERS IS THAT WE ARE AN ENTITY THAT A GREAT RELATIONSHIP WITH THE AND THE $AVIS %DUCATION IS PERSONNEL BASED r SAID DISTRICT HE SAID NEGOTIATIONS Filters 3UPPORT 0ROFESSIONALS WHICH 7ILLIAMS q)T MAKES IT VERY WERE COMPLICATED BECAUSE REPRESENTS STAFF ARE UNDER CHALLENGING WHEN WE HAVE STATE FUNDING IS STILL INAD Toro W A Y TO CUT BUDGETS WHEN THEREpS EQUATE Sprinklers ! TENTATIVE AGREEMENT NOT A LOT TO GO AROUNDr q7E ARE SO APPRECIATIVE Birdseed WAS REACHED ON 7EDNESDAY )N THE VIDEO #ARTER SAID OF THE PERCENT INCREASE r MORNING ACCORDING TO $ON COST OBLIGATIONS THIS YEAR HE SAID q4HAT WENT A LONG 0AVER PRESIDENT OF THE $%! INCLUDE A TO MILLION WAY TO SATISFY SOME OF THE Come in for Storewide Savings AND WILL NOW GO TO TEACHERS INCREASE IN INSURANCE ,OSSES FINANCIALS NEEDS THAT WE FOR A VOTE FROM FEDERAL SEQUESTRATION HAVE IN OUR SCHOOL DISTRICT In Store Merchandise Only ! BUDGET MUST BE AP WILL HAVE MADE A BUT ITpS JUST NOT ENOUGH 7E PROVED BY THE SCHOOL BOARD IMPACT ON THE DISTRICT )N FEEL THEY COULD DO MORE TO BY *ULY ADDITION NEW STUDENTS HELP EDUCATIONr q#HALLENGESr IS A WORD ARE ANTICIPATED FOR THE NEW 0ARENTS AND PATRONS NEED HEARD OFTEN IN A VIDEO SCHOOL YEAR AND TEACHERS FOR TO KNOW THE .O ISSUE FOR ADDRESS BY #RAIG #ARTER THOSE STUDENTS WOULD TAKE TEACHERS IS GIVING CHILDREN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR ON ANOTHER MILLION THE BEST EDUCATION POSSIBLE THE DISTRICTpS WEBSITE DAVIS &UNDING A PERCENT COST SAID 0AVER BUT THE ECONOMIC KUTUS OF LIVING INCREASE WOULD COST SITUATION HAS HAD AN IMPACT 3IXTH GRADE CLASSES WITH MILLION AND FUNDING STEPS ON TEACHER MORALE Monday – Saturday 10 AM - 8 PM STUDENTS AND SOPHOMORE AND LANES ADVANCEMENTS q)TpS OVERWHELMING FOR %NGLISH CLASSES WITH STU WOULD COST MILLION EDUCATORS r HE SAID q)T REALLY DENTS ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF 4HE EXPECTATION AFTER THE I S r % 0AGES ,ANE s #ENTERVILLE Davis Baha’is celebrate three holy days, Page 15 9 Thursday, Orange Leaf to open May 30, Life More business news, Page 19 2013 BeYWbÅbccWa[h^[WZiXWYajej^[fWij
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3EE THE #LIPPERpS CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: T.C. Christensen looks into a camera on the set of “Ephraim’s Rescue.” During a scene where the actors had to cross a river REVIEW OF q%PHRAIMpS with handcarts, the current was so strong that one of the handcarts was lost down the river. Actor Darin Southam, playing Ephraim Hanks, in a scene from 2ESCUEr ON PAGE OF the movie. James Gaisford plays Thomas Dobson, the movie’s other major THIS ISSUE character. Courtesy photos 10 Davis Life ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£Î
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WEpD DO EVERY MONTH )TpS PRODUCED OR TAUGHT 4HE LIST Missy Lynn (above) and MORE A MATTER OF WHERE INCLUDES -ISSY ,YNN 4AYLOR others will be performing. WE CAN FIT SOMETHING IN THE #OX 4RIZA -URDOCK AND Courtesy photos SCHEDULEr ÕÌvÕÉ >ÛÃÊ "RENNA %LYSE $AVIS AND THE REST OF THE q4AYLOR IS BARELY GETTING CHESTRA )pVE EVER SEEN r SAID 3INCE THEN +ARR HAS YOUNGER CROWD BUT HEpS HAD #ENTER0OINT BOARD HAD BEEN ÀÌÊ iÌiÀ HER START BUT YOUpLL BE HEAR +ARR q4HEYpLL BE BRINGING BEEN RELEASING SINGLES VIA ENTIRE FAMILIES COME TO HIS CONSIDERING THE POSSIBILITY U Summer Art Classes ING MORE OF HER r SAID +ARR A CHAMBER ORCHESTRA WITH I4UNES AND !MAZON (E ALSO CONCERTS r SAID *AN $AVIS FOR SOME TIME 7HEN +ARR begin soon q!ND -ISSY HAS AN AMAZING SOME OF THEIR BEST PLAYERS TO RELEASES VIDEOS ON 9OU4UBE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AT #EN AND THE OTHER PERFORMERS VOICEr THE CONCERTr WHICH AVERAGE VIEWS TER0OINT q7E THOUGHT HEpD VOLUNTEERED THEIR TIME FOR Check out the schedule THE CONCERT THEY DECIDED IT U 3TUDENTS FROM THE 'IFTED +ARR RELEASED A FEW #$S EACH BE A GOOD FITr online: bdca.org -USIC 3CHOOL IN 3ALT ,AKE AFTER WINNING THE 5TAH q-Y STYLE IS POP 2" BUT 4HOUGH HE WAS CONTENT WAS THE PERFECT OPPORTUNITY WILL ALSO BE PERFORMING !MERICAN )DOL CONTEST AT A LOT OF MY NEW MUSIC HAS A WITH ONLINE DISTRIBUTION q4HEYpRE LOCAL PERFORMERS iÜÊ>À}ÌÊV>Ì ,IKE ALL OF THE MUSICIANS THE AGE OF BUT HE PUT LITTLE BIT MORE OF A -OTOWN +ARR SAID THAT HIS FANS HAVE SO ITpS EASY FOR US TO WORK THEYpRE DONATING THEIR TIME HIS MUSIC CAREER ON HOLD IN FUNK r HE SAID REQUESTED A NEW #$ FOR A TOGETHER r SAID $AVIS q)TpS 28 East State Street SO THAT MORE MONEY GOES TO TO SERVE A TWO YEAR )TpS ALSO FAMILY FRIENDLY LONG TIME A GOOD WAY TO BUILD SOME THE THEATER MISSION FOR THE #HURCH OF WHICH WAS AN IMPORTANT FAC q) KIND OF PROMISED MY KIND OF FOUNDATION FOR THIS Farmington, Utah q4HEYpRE PROBABLY THE *ESUS #HRIST OF ,ATTER DAY TOR FOR #ENTER0OINT FANS )pD RELEASE A PHYSICAL TYPE OF EVENTr MOST TALENTED YOUTH OR 3AINTS q(E MOSTLY DRAWS A ALBUM r SAID +ARR q7HEN JWARDELL DAVISCLIPPERCOM 801.451.3660 ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£Î Calendar 11 WHAT TO DO IN DAVIS
Syracuse June 8 Series, 7:30 p.m., Assembly Hall. and draw comics, paint and much EVENTS * Bats: Despite the many • Davis County Library Central Josh Wright, Billboard No. 1 CLASSES more. Go to bdac.org ,or call myths and superstitions about Branch, Layton, will host a mini artist, will perform a variety of fa- 801.451.3660 to learn more. 28 E. June 1 bats, they are one of the most book sale, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 155 N. vorites from musicals to classical June 3-6 State Street, 2nd Floor, Court- • Weber Basin Water Conser- important do-gooders of the Wasatch Dr., Layton. to contemporary. Limited to those • WSU will host 2013 Summer house, Farmington. vancy District Garden Fair, 8 natural world. Join us at 6 p.m. June 12 8 and older. Tennis Camps for ages 11-18, 8 June 24, July 22, Aug. 26 a.m. to 2 p.m. This free family in the visitor center to discover • The Bridge Community, a non- June 2 a.m.-noon, Edman Tennis Courts, • Family Art Night, from 7 to event includes guided tours of some of the wonders of bats. En- denominational church, invites you • Free Concert in the Park, 801-626-8500 or register at weber- 8:30 p.m. Kids (and adults too) statesports.com. the garden, products to learn trance fees apply. 801-721-9569 to a four-week study of the book of 7 p.m. Pizzicato Strings & can do a hands-on art project, view Colossians, Farmington Cross- WSU’s GEAR-UP Program the current exhibit, do an ‘I Spy’, about and buy, free hot dogs, * Star Party: Join members of Company is a youth violin group ings Clubhouse, 1158 N. Shepard and Ogden School District will visit the Children’s Center and eat drinks and cotton candy. There the Ogden Astronomical Society from Ogden under the direc- Creek Parkway, Farmington (just host “NUBOTS,” The Northern light refreshments. This program will be experts and vendors for tion of violinist/master teacher at White Rock Bay as they set off Shepard Lane and Highway 89), Utah Robotics Beginners Summer is free to the public. Bountiful/ Peggy B. Wheelwright. This all types of landscape and out- up telescopes for deep space 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Childcare is not Camp for 8th graders is from Davis Art Center is located at 28 door products with information viewing. Learn about globular provided. Loren: loren@thebrid- year’s program will “celebrate 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at Weber State East State Street, South Door, 2nd for do-it-yourselfers. 2837 E. clusters, nebulae, galaxies and geutah.org. America” with well-loved classics University and the Ogden Weber Floor, in the Davis County Memo- Highway 193, Layton. weberba- more. At 8 p.m., solar scopes Through June 14 including “Somewhere Over the Tech College (200 N Washington rial Courthouse, Farmington. 801. sin.com/conservation. will be set up for viewing the Rainbow,” a Beach Boys medley, Blvd , Ogden), and is free. Call 451.3660, or bdac.org. • The Utah Watercolor Society Valarie Hansen at 801-737-7450 to • National Trails Day Cel- sun. If you bring a flashlight, Disco Fever, fiddle tunes, and an 1st and 3rd Wednesday Spring Open Exhibition will be register. Family night will be June ebration, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., please use a red filter. Entrance hosted at Bountiful/Davis Art armed forces salute. Ed Kenley • A Davis County chapter of 6 at 6 p.m. D&RGW Rail Trail, Ellison fees apply. 801-721-9569. Center. The exhibit is located Amphitheatre, 445 N. Wasatch the National Alliance on Mental June 10 Aug. 2 Park Trailhead,750 N. Cold June 4 in the Davis County Memorial Dr., Layton. Illness family support group meets Creek Way, Layton. Events • Kendalyn Harris for Bounti- Courthouse, 28 East State Street, June 4 • Bountiful/Davis Art Center every first and third Wednesday is offering new summer classes ful City Council Campaign kick- South Door, 2nd Floor. bdac.org. • Concert in the Park, Pizzicato at 7:30 p.m. at the Intermoun- include geocaching, a scavenger for children. Classes run each day For more information, call 801 Strings & Company, performing tain Bountiful Clinic, 390 N. hunt, games, several prizes and off event. 6 p.m. at Family Vi- for a week and each week features giveaways. sion Care of Bountiful, 70 North 451-3660. popular music from the 1930s Main Street, Bountiful. For more June 18 a new set of classes. This format June 1 Main. The public is welcome. to the present. Brigham Young enables students to work around information, call Fran Wilby at • Free Fish Day, 10 a.m. to June 7-8 • The South Davis Chapter of Historic Park, 8 p.m. Southeast vacations and to take a variety 801-631-1275 or Jerry King at 12 p.m., Andy Adams Com- • The annual “Junque” and An- AARP will holds its monthly meet- corner of State Street and North of subjects. Learn how to draw, 801-451-5325. munity Fishery, 1800 E. Gordon tique sale sponsored by the Bounti- ing, 12:30 p.m. at the Golden Years Temple, Salt Lake City. All ages create graffiti art, illustrate books Ave., Layton. Join Layton City ful Soroptimist Club and the Epis- Center,726 S. 100 East, Bountiful. welcome. Family Recreation at the one- copal Church of the Resurrection, Paul Smith, curator of the Whittaker Museum in Centerville will speak year anniversary of the grand will be held June 7 from 8 a.m. to and have a video display about opening of the Andy Adams 6 p.m. and June 8 from 8 a.m. to 2 Tell Davis County what you’re doing! p.m. at the Episcopal Church, 1135 the history of the area. Visitors are STAGE Community Fishery. Participate welcome. Send in your events, concerts, plays, in free fishing (fishing limits S. Main, Centerville. The proceeds June 24-July 20 from the sale benefit local Davis and regulations still apply) and • “Fiddler on the Roof,” Cen- County charities. Donated items and community events to rjamieson@ other event activities including terPoint Legacy Theatre, 525 N. are welcome on Monday, June 3 MUSIC 400 West, Centerville. For tickets fishing contests, fish fry demos through Thursday, June 6. Call 801- davisclipper.com to get them included and more. June 1 or more information, call 801-298- 292-3683 to arrange a truck pick-up 1302. CenterPointTheatre.org. in the calendar. • Antelope Island State Park – during that week. • Temple Square Concert 12 Obituary ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£ÎÊ Obituary Pamela Thacker Ruth Hazel Putnam Parrish 1949-2013 February 27, 1919-May 28, 2013
Steve T. Nixon Pamela (Pam) Thacker, 63, passed away Ruth Hazel Putnam Parrish, 94, passed away in her sleep at home and went to meet her peacefully at home, May 28, 2013. She was July 26, 1947 – May 26, 2013 parents and grandparents on May 23, 2013, born February 27, 1919 in Salt Lake City, the after a long illness of end-stage kidney dis- daughter of Edgar R. and Hazel Fitt Putnam. Steve T. Nixon, 65 of Bountiful/Center- ease, congestive heart failure and respiratory Ruth was the second of eight children. She ville, passed away May 26, 2013 after being complications. Pam was born August 12, 1949 married John D. Parrish in the Salt Lake diagnosed with pancreatic cancer just two in Roosevelt, to Bert L. Angus and Ila Lee Temple March 23, 1939. and one-half months ago. Steve was born Kump. She spent her childhood in Vernal, and Ruth grew up during the depression with few Steven Tommy Nixon in Salt Lake City on July graduated from Uintah High School. She mar- earthly possessions. She had three goals for 26, 1947, eldest child of Tommy LeRoy and ried her high school sweetheart, Acel Thacker, her children; a college education, musical train- Annamarie Nixon. He was a proud graduate on July 7, 1967 and they were later sealed in ing, and home ownership, which she helped of Davis High School, class of 1965. He then the Logan Utah Temple on July 26, 1968. They each purchase. She attended West High attended Weber State College for two years. lived in Provo and Woods Cross, Grangeville, School and was an adept business woman He worked for the Davis School District as Idaho; Holyoke, Colo.; Tukwilla, Wash.; Spring- managing the bookkeeping for the Bountiful Lumber Co. and Cook a head custodian from which he retired. He field, Ore.; Chowchilla, Calif; Arnold, Md; Brookings, Ore; Ft. Grant, Realty for many years. Ruth was a faithful member of The Church of also worked at Dick’s Bakery as a baker. He Ariz.; Willmar, M.N.; and Boise, Idaho. Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and worked in the Salt Lake Temple married Colleen Rosser in 1967. They had two Pam was an excellent cook, creative seamstress and machine with her husband, John, and continued her work there for many years children, Cassie and Steve. They divorced in knitter, and wonderful mother. She was an active member of the after his death. She volunteered at Centerville Elementary School 1994, but remained friends and helped each LDS Church serving in the nursery, Cub Scouts, Young Women, and while many of her grandchildren attended, and for many years after. other with the needs and care of their son, Steve. Relief Society. Ruth enjoyed the outdoors, especially working in her yard with her Steve loved sports, number one fan of the Yankees, Raiders Pam is survived by her husband, Acel, of Boise, Idaho; daugh- grandchildren, and continued keeping her yard beautiful until she and the Jazz. He also had a passion for music, especially Elvis and ter, Trasi (David) Kristensen of Bellevue, Wash.; son Acel Cam- died. She loved music, dancing with her grandchildren, and always enjoyed going to concerts. Other hobbies include riding his Goldwing eron (Shawna) of Haxtun, Colo.; daughter Bridget (Will) Sisney of had a positive outlook. motorcycle and travel. Steve was a wonderful grandpa, with a big Glendale, Ariz; and daughter Courtney (Ian) Kirkpatrick of Boise, Ruth was preceded in death by her husband, John and her daughter heart, who supported his grandchildren in all their activities. He was Idaho. She is also survived by 12 grandchildren, brother Lynn (Sha- Barbara Mueller, brothers Marvin, Gordon and Harvey and sisters the first one in the stands or in the audience. He is a member of The ron) Angus of Dry Fork, Utah; sister Joyce (Bill) Huff of Provo; and Norma Terrell and Donna Jaseph. She is survived by two sisters, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and served in several sister Annette (Jerry) Morris of Vernal; parents-in-law Dale (Marilyn) Lois Mertlich and Alina Smith, children Beverly (Alan) Davenport, callings throughout his life. Thacker of Alpine; sister-in-law Nancy (Wally) Goddard of Little Rock, Ron (Martha), Joanne, Carolyn and Neil (Julie), 17 grandchildren, 43 Steve is survived by his children: Cassie (Kymber) Housley, Steve Ark; sister-in-law Susan (Ed) Hamm of Alpine; brother-in-law Alan great-grandchildren. S. Nixon; his siblings: Scott (Judy) Nixon, Rick (Pam) Nixon, Sindy (Wendy) Thacker of Ogden; and sister-in-law Lori (Phil) Hermanson Funeral services will be held Saturday, June 1, at 11 a.m at The Nixon; his grandchildren: Chaz (Courtney) Housley, Hadlee (Corey) of Cedar City, and numerous nephews, nieces, and cousins. She was Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Rowland Way Chapel, Daines, Brooklyn Housley; and a great-granddaughter coming in preceded in death by her parents and grandparents. 610 N Rowland Way, Centerville. A viewing will be held at Russon October. Preceded in death by his parents, Tommy and Annamarie A viewing will be held on Saturday, June 1, 2013 at 10 a.m. at Brothers Mortuary Friday, May 31, from 6 to 8 p.m. and on Saturday, Nixon. Steve will be greatly missed. He loved to keep traditions going the Goddard LDS Chapel at 8620 W. Goddard Rd., Boise, Idaho, from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the chapel prior to the funeral service. followed by the funeral service at 11 a.m. and graveside services at Interment will be in the Centerville Cemetery. Online guest book at and enjoyed planning gatherings with family and friends. www.russonmortuary.com. Funeral services will be held on Monday, June 3, 2013 at 11 a.m. 12:30 p.m. at the Dry Creek Cemetery. The family wishes to thank all at the Bountiful Tabernacle, 100 South Main, Bountiful. A viewing will those who have provided food, assistance, and offers of consolation be held Sunday, June 2, 2013 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Lake View Memorial during this difficult time. She touched others for good. Mortuary, 1640 E. Lakeview Drive, Bountiful and Monday morning Useful things you can do with 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. at the Tabernacle prior to services. Interment- today’s newspaper. . . Centerville City Cemetery. 9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL (after you read it, of course) # Notice of Public Hearing person desiring to run for office The North Salt Lake City must file a Declaration of Candi- 13 Council will hold a public hear- dacy in person with the Kaysville ing to reopen the 2012-2013 fis- City Recorder at 23 East Center Amberson graduates cal year budget, and to consider Street, Kaysville, between June Clean car the 2013-2014 fiscal year bud- 1-7, 2013 during regular office BE ATTENDING 5NDERGRADUATE get. This public hearing will be hours. A $100.00 non-refundable windows. held on Tuesday, June 4, 2013 filing fee is required at the time of 0ILOT 4RAINING AT ,AUGHLIN at 7:15 p.m., or as soon there- filing. !&" IN $EL 2IO 4EX ON after as possible, in the Council Qualifications for candidacy -AY 7E WISH TO Chambers at City Hall, 10 East are: THANK ALL THE AMAZING PEO Center Street. All citizens are en- 1. Be a citizen of the United couraged to attend and provide States. PLE THAT HELPED HIM ACHIEVE written or oral comments and ask 2. Be a registered voter of the HIS GOALS WITH EDUCATION questions concerning the City’s municipality. SUPPORT AND FRIENDSHIP OVER budget. 3. Be a resident of the munici- THE YEARS (IS NUMEROUS Linda Horrocks pality or recently annexed area ACCOMPLISHMENTS COULD NOT Deputy City Recorder for 12 consecutive months im- C-261 5/30 mediately before the date of the HAVE HAPPENED WITHOUT THE election. CONTRIBUTIONS AND GENER KAYSVILLE CITY 4. Not be a convicted felon OUS ASSISTANCE YOU HAVE ALL MUNICIPAL ELECTION unless the right to hold elective GIVEN 7ITH LOVE WE WISH ALL Kaysville City announces a office has been restored. Mayor and two Council Member Linda Ross THE BEST FOR HIM positions will be voted on in the Kaysville City Recorder Municipal General Election. Any C-262 5/30
Taylor James Amberson 7E ARE PROUD TO AN NOUNCE AND CONGRATULATE OUR SON 4AYLOR *AMES !M BERSON ON HIS RECENT GRADU ATION FROM THE 5NIVERSITY OF 5TAH BACHELOR OF ARTS -ANDARIN #HINESE AND ON HIS COMMISSIONING AS A ND ,IEUTENANT IN THE 53 !IR &ORCE ND ,T !MBERSON IS AWAITING ACTIVE DUTY AND WILL
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BY JENNIFFER WARDELL #LIPPER 3TAFF 7RITER to Legacy Parkway
NORTH SALT LAKE FARMINGTON u )T q4HIS IS MUCH NEEDED u 2ESIDENTS WILL HAVE A APPEARS A RESTROOM COULD 4HERE ARE A LOT OF REQUESTS LITTLE MORE WATER TO HELP BE COMING WITHIN THE NEXT FOR THIS r SAID #OUNTY THEM BEAT THE HEAT THIS YEAR OR SO TO RELIEVE ,EGA #OMMISSIONER ,OUENDA SUMMER CY 0ARKWAY 4RAIL USERS $OWNS 7ORK HAS ALREADY STARTED 4HAT POSSIBILITY COMES 5SERS HAVE RAISED THE ON A MAJOR SECONDARY WATER THANKS TO RATIFICATION BY PROBLEM OF A LACK OF REST EXPANSION PROJECT FOR .ORTH THE $AVIS #OUNTY #OM ROOMS ALONG THE PLUS 3ALT ,AKE INCLUDING A BASIN MISSION LAST WEEK OF A MILE TRAIL SINCE THE TRAIL EXPANSION AND PUMP SYSTEM GRANT REQUEST TO THE 5TAH OPENED THAT WILL GET SECONDARY $EPARTMENT OF .ATURAL -ONEY TO FUND THE WATER UP TO THE AREA AROUND 2ESOURCES 3TATE 0ARKS COUNTYpS PORTION OF THE %AGLEWOOD 'OLF #OURSE $IVISION CONSTRUCTION WILL BE TAKEN 4HE EXPANSION IS DESIGNED 4HE GRANT SEEKS FROM THE FISCAL YEAR TO MAKE UP FOR SUMMER DE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A WHICH STARTS NEXT *ANUARY FICIENCIES IN THE CITYpS WATER RESTROOM ON THE 3OUTH #OUNTY #OMMISSIONER THE PROJECT would pump secondary water to the city’s east side. Stock photo LEVELS TRAILHEAD SAID 3COTT (ESS "RET -ILLBURN RAISED A q/UR PEAK NEED IS IN *ULY MILLION WHICH STRETCHES ALL THE WAY PENING IN ALREADY PLANNED COUNTY TRAILS PLANNER RELATED TRAILS ISSUE AND WE STRUGGLE TO KEEP THE ! MATCH WILL BE q)F PEOPLE COULD BE WATER LEVEL HIGH ENOUGH r q)T COSTS ABOUT THE SAME TO &OXBORO SUBURBS ON THE CITYpS HILLSIDE PAID BY $AVIS #OUNTY RESPECTFUL WITH THEIR DOGS r SAID .ORTH 3ALT ,AKE -AYOR PRICE AS BUYING MORE q)T WILL FREE UP THE WATER q(OME BUILDING HAS 4HE COST OF THE RESTROOM AND TAKE ALONG A SACK HE ,EN !RAVE q7EpVE WORRIED CULINARY WATER FROM 7EBER FOR OTHER USERS r SAID +ARYN STARTED BACK UP r HE SAID IS FAR LOWER THAN IT WOULD SAID IT WOULD BE BETTER FOR FOR A LONG TIME ABOUT LOW "ASIN BUT WE END UP WITH "AXTER ASSISTANT CITY ENGI q-ORE OF IT IS HAPPENING IN WATER AND THIS WILL TAKE CARE MORE WATER r SAID !RAVE NEER FOR .ORTH 3ALT ,AKE THE CITY THAN THERE HAS BEEN BE IF THE FACILITY WERE OTHERS ON THE TRAIL OF THATr 4HE NEW SECONDARY WATER q!ND IT WILL REDISTRIBUTE THE IN AWHILEr CONNECTED TO THE SEWER 4HAT GOES NOT ONLY FOR 4HE PROJECT WHICH IS WILL REPLACE A PORTION OF THE SECONDARY WATER TO THE AREA 4HE PROJECT WILL DAMAGE SYSTEM HE SAID ,EGACY BUT "ONNEVILLE EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETE BY CITYpS CULINARY WATER SUPPLY WHERE IT WILL DO THE MOST $EER (OLLOW 0ARK LOCATED ! LETTER OF SUPPORT FOR 3HORELINE AND OTHER TRAILS LATE *ULY WILL COST APPROXI THAT AFFECTED RESIDENTS ARE GOODr WEST OF %AGLEWOOD 'OLF THE GRANT FROM A RESIDENT THE COMMISSIONER SAID MATELY MILLION 4HE BASIN CURRENTLY USING 4HE CULINARY 4HIS GIVES THE CITY A CUSH #OURSE BUT THE CITY PLANS WHO USES THE TRAIL WAS EXPANSION CARRIES THE BULK WATER WILL THEN BE RE DISTRIB ION AGAINST FUTURE GROWTH TO REBUILD THE PARK AFTER THE SUBMITTED WITH PAPERWORK EDITOR UTAHISLANDERCOM OF THE COST TOTALING UTED THROUGHOUT THE SYSTEM WHICH !RAVE SAYS IS HAP PROJECT IS COMPLETE (ESS SAID 14 News ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£ÎÊ Value Speak Weddings Anniversary Anonymous intimacy of Internet Embree- LOVE PEOPLE ) REALLY DO q%VERYBODY HAD A STORY ) UNDERSTAND THAT TO TELL r ONE OF THE YOUNG )AS A JOURNALIST )pM SUP PEOPLE SAID q)T WAS A GOOD Williams POSED TO BE CYNICAL AND PROMr MISTRUSTFUL AND EXPECT THE 3EE WHAT ) MEAN 0EOPLE +AREN %MBREE AND 4YLER WORST OF MY FELLOW TRAVELERS ARE GOOD AND MOST OF THEM 7ILLIAMS WERE MARRIED -AY ON THIS PLANET "UT MY EXPE WILL CHOOSE TO DO GOOD IN THE #HICAGO RIENCE HAS BEEN THAT PEOPLE THINGS EVEN IN TOUGH SITUA )LLINOIS ,$3 4EMPLE ! ARE BASICALLY GOOD AND IF TIONS RECEPTION WILL BE HELD *UNE GIVEN HALF A CHANCE THEY WILL %XCEPT ONLINE FROM TO PM AT THE USUALLY DO THE RIGHT THING IN 3CROLLING DOWN THE STORY 2ICKS #REEK #HAPEL MOST SITUATIONS ON THE !"# .EWS WEB +AREN IS THE DAUGHTER OF Val and Phyllis Ball %XCEPT WHEN THEY GET SITE ) BROWSED THROUGH THE "RIAN AND -ARCY %MBREE ONLINE READER COMMENTS ON THE 3HE IS ATTENDING "95 !ND THEN d ) STORY ) EXPECTED THAT 4YLER IS THE SON OF 2OB 60th: Ball DONpT KNOW d EVERYONE WOULD AND ,ESLIE -OOSMAN AND SOMETHING HAP BE AS TOUCHED 3COTT 7ILLIAMS (E SERVED IN 6AL AND 0HYLLIS "ALL WILL ! PICNIC DINNER WILL BE HELD PENS TO SOME IMPRESSED AND THE 'ERMANY &RANKFURT -IS BE CELEBRATING THEIR TH AT PM AND SWIMMING TO PEOPLE 4HEY INSPIRED AS ) WAS SION AND IS ATTENDING "95 Karen Embree WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ON PM &RIENDS AND FAMILY START DOING THINGS BY THE ACTIONS OF &OLLOWING A HONEYMOON Tyler Williams 3ATURDAY *UNE AT THE ARE INVITED TO CELEBRATE WITH AND GOING PLACES THESE GREAT KIDS IN #HICAGO THEY WILL MAKE &ARMINGTON POOL AND BOW THEM AND THEIR FAMILY .O AND SAYING STUFF AND A FEW READ THEIR HOME IN 0ROVO ERY 3 -AIN &ARMINGTON GIFTS THEY WOULD NEVER ERS WERE "UT DO GO OR SAY IN THE VERY QUICKLY REAL WORLD /NE THE ONLINE OF MY FRIENDS CONVERSATION BLAMES IT ON TURNED UGLY Knudtson- Kelly to retire WHAT HE CALLS BREAKING INTO THE qANONY AN ARGUMENT *UDY +ELLY WILL RETIRE AF Farrell TER PLUS YEARS ! CELEBRA MOUS INTIMACYr By Joseph Walker ON WHAT DOES OF THE )NTERNET )F OR DOES NOT CON TION WILL BE HELD AT 2EADING -ARISA +NUDTSON AND NO ONE CAN SEE YOU AND NO STITUTE q'ODpS WILLr ALONG %LEMENTARY IN THE LIBRARY AT 4YLER &ARRELL WILL BE MARRIED ONE KNOWS YOUR REAL NAME WITH ASSORTED EXPRESSIONS OF 7 .ORTH #ENTER *UNE IN THE 3ALT ,AKE HIS REASONING GOES THEN YOU NEGATIVITY AND BITTERNESS VILLE -AY FROM TO ,$3 4EMPLE ! RECEPTION CAN SAY OR DO ANYTHING YOU q4HIS JUST TELLS YOU THE PM WILL BE HELD THAT EVENING WANT AND NOT REALLY BE AC SAD STATE OF !MERICAN KIDS FROM TO PM AT COUNTABLE FOR IT TODAY r ONE READER WROTE -AGNOLIA 'ROVE !ND WITHOUT ACCOUNT q-OST OF THEM ARE SUCH -ARISA IS THE DAUGHTER OF ABILITY HE SAYS THINGS CAN SELF CENTERED TOSSERS THAT IT *IM AND $IANE +NUDTSON GET UGLY IS NATIONAL HEADLINES THAT A 3HE HAS ATTENDED 7EBER ) DONpT KNOW IF THATpS FEW OF THEM MANAGED TO DO 3TATE AND WILL TRANSFER TO TRUE IN ALL CASES BUT ) WAS SOMETHING DECENTr "95 (AWAII TROUBLED BY ONE ONLINE NEWS q4WENTY STUDENTS IN 4YLER IS THE SON OF 2OBERT Judy Kelly REPORT ) SAW THIS WEEK )T ONE LIMO r ANOTHER READER AND *AN &ARRELL (E HAS WAS A STORY ON THE !"# ASKED q3OMEBODY GOTTA ATTENDED 3,## AND WILL Marisa Knudtson .EWS WEBSITE ABOUT A GROUP CHECK OUT THE LIMO SERVICE TRANSFER TO "95 (AWAII Tyler Farrell OF &LORIDA TEENAGERS FOR SAFETY VIOLATIONr 4HEY WILL HONEYMOON IN WHO WERE IN A LARGE LIMOU q+IDS TODAY ARE OVER +AUAI AND AFTER RETURNING MOVE TO THE .ORTH 3HORE OF 1st Birthday SINE HEADING FOR THEIR HIGH PRIVILEGED r SAID A THIRD q"UT TO 5TAH FOR TWO WEEKS WILL /AHU SCHOOL PROM WHEN A VAN )pM GLAD THEY HELPED THE TRAVELING ON THE HIGHWAY IN IDIOT WHO FLIPPED THE VANr FRONT OF THEIR LIMO SWERVED ) HAVE A HARD TIME Calvin HIT A WALL AND TURNED OVER BELIEVING THE NEGATIVE Warnock- 4HE LIMO DRIVER IMME COMMENTERS WOULD EXPRESS DIATELY PULLED OVER TO OFFER THEMSELVES IN PRECISELY Robert ASSISTANCE !S SOON AS HE THE SAME WAY IF THEY WERE Carter STOPPED THE TUXEDO AND STANDING FACE TO FACE WITH PROM GOWN WEARING TEENAG THOSE YOUNG PEOPLE AT THE *ODIE 2ACHEL 7ARNOCK Turner ERS BEGAN PILING OUT OF THE PROM ) THINK MOST OF US AND *ARED 4ODD #ARTER WILL LIMOUSINE AND RUSHING TO WOULD BE MORE INCLINED TO BE MARRIED 3ATURDAY *UNE #ALVIN 2OBERT 4URNER SON HELP PULL THE VANpS OCCUPANTS CONGRATULATE THE TEENAGERS IN THE 3ALT ,AKE ,$3 OF -ARK AND 4RISHA 4URNER t INCLUDING FIVE ADULTS AND FOR THE GOOD THING THEY DID 4EMPLE ! RECEPTION WILL GRANDSON OF 4ERRY AND TWO CHILDREN t TO SAFETY AND MAYBE EVEN TRY TO HELP BE HELD THAT EVENING FROM #AROLYN 4URNER AND 0ERRY q7E JUST KIND OF REACTED r THEM CLEAN THE BLOOD OFF OF TO PM AT THE 7ARNOCK AND 0ATTI 4RUJILLO CELEBRATED SAID ONE OF TEENAGERS q7E THEIR PROM CLOTHES 4HAT IT RESIDENCE HIS FIRST BIRTHDAY -AY DID WHAT WE HAD TO DOr SEEMS TO ME WOULD BE THE *ODIE IS THE DAUGHTER OF 4HANKFULLY NO ONE IN THE NATURAL INTUITIVE INSTINC "RENT AND +ATHIE 7ARNOCK VAN WAS SERIOUSLY INJURED TIVE THING TO DO 7HICH IN 3HE IS CURRENTLY ATTEND Calvin Robert Turner ALTHOUGH THERE WAS ENOUGH MY BOOK MEANS MOST OF THE ING THE 5NIVERSITY OF 5TAH BLOOD AT THE SCENE THAT A NEGATIVITY WE SEE ONLINE IS STUDYING SPECIAL EDUCATION COUPLE OF DRESSES AND TUX UNNATURAL COUNTER INTUITIVE 3HE TEACHES PIANO AND IS EDOES WERE STAINED u THINK AND CALCULATED EMPLOYED AT 4EXAS 2OAD Jodie Warnock OF IT AS COLLATERAL DAMAGE !ND CLOAKED IN A DARK HOUSE Jared Todd Carter IN THE WAR AGAINST INDIFFER SHROUD OF THAT ANONYMOUS *ARED IS THE SON OF 4ODD AT 4EXAS 2OADHOUSE AND ENCE !S SOON AS PARAMEDICS INTIMACY MY FRIEND WAS TALK #ARTER AND !NGELA 4EETER +ANGAROO :OO ARRIVED THE TEENAGERS WERE ING ABOUT (E SERVED IN THE 4EXAS &OLLOWING A #ARIBBEAN ON THEIR WAY AGAIN ARRIVING 4O READ MORE BY *OSEPH (OUSTON %AST -ISSION AND CRUISE HONEYMOON THEY WILL AT THE PROM ONLY MINUTES " 7ALKER PLEASE GO TO WWW IS AN ,$3 "USINESS #OLLEGE MAKE THEIR HOME IN "OUNTI LATE u ALBEIT SLIGHTLY DISCON JOSEPHBWALKERCOM GRADUATE *ARED IS EMPLOYED FUL CERTED Wedding deadline — Monday, noon — davisclipper.com ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]ÊÊ 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£Î Church Life 15 Genealogy group to hold Baha’is celebrate three holy days
BY CAITLIN WEBSTER conference in Layton #LIPPER #ORRESPONDENT
LAYTON u &OR THE FIRST TIME THE WILL HOLD ITS ANNUAL CENTERVILLE u &OR CONFERENCE IN $AVIS #OUNTY AT THE $AVIS #ONFERENCE #EN MEMBERS OF THE "AHApI &AITH TER . 7EST ON *UNE IN $AVIS #OUNTY -AY MEANS 4HE THEME OF THE TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE IS q4HE MORE THAN JUST SPRINGTIME #ROWDED ,ANDSCAPES OF THE -ORMON 7ESTS !GENCY AND AND THE END OF THE SCHOOL !CTION FROM THE 7ASATCH &RONT TO THE 0ACIFIC 2IMr YEAR 3IX CONCURRENT BLOCKS WILL BE HELD DAILY WITH SEVEN OR /F THE NINE HOLY DAYS OB EIGHT SESSIONS EACH FEATURING PAPERS ON EVERY ASPECT OF THE SERVED BY THE RELIGION THREE CONFERENCE THEME ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT AND &ARMINGTON FALL IN -AY 4WO ARE CELEBRA RESIDENT 'LEN - ,EONARD SAID IN AN INVITATION TORY AND ONE IS SOLEMN .EARLY PRESENTERS WILL SPEAK ON A WIDE RANGE OF q4HE TWO FESTIVE DAYS TOPICS INCLUDING AN INTRODUCTION TO THE JOURNAL OF -ORMON BOTH RELATE TO THE BEGIN HISTORY THE WORLDS OF "RIGHAM 9OUNG AND *OSEPH 3MITH NINGS OF OUR RELIGION r SAID AND THE MATERIALIZATION OF THE GOLDEN PLATES 0AUL 7EBB OF #ENTERVILLE q)F 3EVERAL $AVIS COUNTY RESIDENTS ARE PRESENTERS INCLUDING YOU ARE A #HRISTIAN THESE 'LEN 3 ,ARSON FROM ,AYTON "RECK %NGLAND FROM "OUNTI MIGHT EQUATE TO CELEBRAT FUL AND 3HERYL !LLEN FROM .ORTH 3ALT ,AKE ING THE DOVE DESCENDING ON 4HE OPENING SESSION AND RECEPTION ON 4HURSDAY *UNE #HRIST IF YOU ARE *EWISH IT IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND WILL FEATURE A PROGRAM q-OVERS WOULD BE AKIN TO OBSERVING AND 3HAKERS IN (ISTORIC $AVIS #OUNTY NARRATED BY * 3PEN THE DAY -OSES ENCOUNTERED CER +INARD FORMER ANNOUNCER OF q-USIC AND THE 3POKEN THE BURNING BUSH OR BROUGHT 7ORDr 4HE PROGRAM BEGINS AT PM THE 4EN #OMMANDMENTS TO 4HE EVENT ENDS ON 3UNDAY *UNE WITH A DEVOTIONAL AT THE (EBREWS HE HAD LED OUT AM AT THE CONFERENCE CENTER OF %GYPTr ,EIGH %RIC 3CHMIDT OF 7ASHINGTON 5NIVERSITY IN 3T 4HE EARLIEST OF THE THREE ,OUIS -O WILL DELIVER THE ANNUAL 4ANNER LECTURE ENTITLED DAYS OCCURS ON -AY AND IT q-ORMONS &REETHINKERS AND THE ,IMITS OF 4OLERATIONr IS THE CULMINATION DATE OF A &OR MORE INFORMATION GO TO MORMONHISTORYASSOCIATION DAY FESTIVAL THAT BEGINS IN ORG OR CALL !PRIL CALLED COLLECTIVELY THE MWILLIAMS DAVISCLIPPER &ESTIVAL OF 2IDVAN q2IDVAN MEANS oPARADISEp r A MAN VISITS the Shrine of “the Bab,” in Haifa, Israel which honors the prophet who 7EBB SAID qAND IT WAS THE announced the coming of the Baha’i Faith’s founder. -VÌÌÃ Êv>ÞÊ ÃÌÀÞÊV>ÃÃÊÃiÌ NAME GIVEN TO THE ISLAND Courtesy photo GARDEN IN "AGHDAD WHERE EDLY OF A FIGURE CALLED oHIM EMBRACED WE KNOW ABOUT THE TIME OF SALT LAKE CITYu )NHERITANCE r AND PRACTICE "AHApUpLLAH OUR PROPHET WHOM 'OD WILL MAKE MANI 4HIS YOUNG MAN A MER DAY THAT THE EVENT OCCURRED r !N ALL DAY SERIES OF CLASSES TIME &IND A CLASS SCHEDULE FOUNDER ANNOUNCED HIS FESTp 4HE LUMINOUS FIGURE CHANT BY TRADE REVEALED SAID 7EBB q5NFORTUNATELY ON 3COTTISH RESEARCH WILL ONLINE AT FAMILYSEARCH MISSIONr HE BEHELD IN THE DARKNESS THIS MISSION TO A LONE CLERIC FOR THOSE OF US WHO HAVE BE OFFERED ORGLOCATIONS "AHApUpLLAH¬THE NAME AND SQUALOR OF THIS HORRIBLE WHO HAD ARRIVED IN THIS CITY DAY JOBS THE !SCENSION OF AT THE ,$3 LIBRARY?CLASS? MEANS q'LORY OF 'ODr¬WAS PRISON WAS THE FIGURE WHO 3HIRAZ AS PART OF A GROUP "AHApUpLLAH FALLS IN THE MID &AMILY (ISTORY SCHEDULE BORN A NOBLEMAN IN TH INVESTED HIM WITH HIS REVELA OF YOUNG -USLIM CLERICS DLE OF THE NIGHT 7HEN YOU ,IBRARY ON 3AT 4HE LIBRARY CENTURY )RAN !S A YOUNG TION "AHApUpLLAH WAS IN FACT WHO WERE TRYING TO FIND THE TAKE INTO ACCOUNT DAYLIGHT URDAY *UNE IS LOCATED AT MAN (E EMBRACED THE oHIM WHOM 'OD WILL MAKE PROMISED 1AIM SAVINGS TIME THAT MEANS THE 4HE CLASSES . 7EST 4EMPLE TEACHINGS OF A MAN WHO PRO MANIFESTr 4HE NEW PROPHET ADOPTED PROPER TIME FOR THE OBSER WILL RUN FROM IN 3ALT ,AKE CLAIMED HIMSELF TO BE THE "AHApUpLLAH KEPT SECRET THE TITLE OF qTHE "AB r WHICH VANCE IS AMr AM TO #ITY 0ARKING IS PROMISED 1AIM THE FIGURE THE NATURE OF HIS VISION MEANS qGATEr !LTHOUGH HE 4HE THIRD DATE THE "AHApIS PM IN FREE TO LIBRARY IN )SLAMIC BELIEF WHO WOULD THROUGHOUT THE YEARS OF WROTE PROLIFICALLY THE "AB OBSERVE FALLS ON -AY THE " CLASSROOM AND WILL PATRONS BEHIND THE #HURCH HERALD AN ERA OF PEACE HIS EXILE IN )RAQ )T WAS ON EMPHASIZED THAT HIS MAIN 4HIS HOLIDAY IS SOLEMN AS INCLUDE q#IVIL 2EGISTRA (ISTORY -USEUM 4O REGIS 7EBB SAID THE EVE OF HIS DEPARTURE FOR MISSION WAS TO PREPARE IT MARKS THE DATE ON WHICH TION AND #ENSUS 2ECORDS r TER EMAIL &(,#LASS2EG 4HE RAPID SPREAD OF THE #ONSTANTINOPLE u A SECOND PEOPLE FOR ANOTHER PROPHET "AHApUpLLAH DIED q#HURCH 2ECORDS r q2E FAMILYSEARCHORG OR CALL NEW FAITH LED TO VIOLENT RE PHASE OF HIS EXILE u THAT HE qHIM WHOM 'OD WILL MAKE "AHAIpS WHO LIVE THROUGH CORDS OF 0ROPERTY AND PRISALS FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF THE TIME "AHApUpLLAH WAS FIRST PROCLAIMED HIMSELF AND MANIFESTr OUT SOUTH $AVIS MEET IN IMPRISONED AND THEN EXILED HIS MISSION 4HE $ECLARATION OF THE #ENTERVILLE AND IN NORTH Called to serve STRIPPED OF HIS WORLDLY -AY FITS NEATLY INTO "AB CELEBRATED -AY OC $AVIS IN 3YRACUSE 4HE FAITH WEALTH AND TITLES THIS PICTURE )T IS THE DATE ON CURRED ABOUT TWO HOURS AND WAS FOUNDED IN TH #ENTU q7HILE IN PRISON HOW WHICH THE "AHApIS OBSERVE MINUTES AFTER SUNSET RY 0ERSIA EVER HE EXPERIENCED A THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF q! NUMBER OF OUR HOLY ,EARN MORE AT BAHAIUS OR VISION r SAID 7EBB q(IS OWN "AHApUpLLAHpS MISSION BY THE DAYS ARE RECENT ENOUGH IN BY CALLING 5.)4% Sister Tea FIGURE WHOSE FAITH HE HAD THE HISTORICAL RECORD THAT 3ISTER .ATALIE 'WEN 4EA DAUGHTER OF 3HARON ADOPTED FAITH SPOKE REPEAT 3HAW 4EA HAS BEEN CALLED TO SERVE IN THE 7ASHINGTON 3POKANE -ISSION 3HE WILL ENTER THE -4# *UNE 9000 LEGAL
Notice of Public Hearing The North Salt Lake City Council will hold a public hear- Elder Warnock ing to reopen the 2012-2013 fis- %LDER *ORDAN 7ARNOCK SON OF "RENT AND cal year budget, and to consider +ATHIE 7ARNOCK HAS BEEN CALLED TO SERVE IN the 2013-2014 fiscal year bud- THE .EW *ERSEY -ORRISTOWN -ISSION 3PANISH get. This public hearing will be SPEAKING (E WILL SPEAK *UNE AT AM IN held on Tuesday, June 4, 2013 THE &OOTHILL 7ARD 3 "OUNTIFUL "LVD at 7:15 p.m., or as soon there- after as possible, in the Council "OUNTIFUL Chambers at City Hall, 10 East Center Street. All citizens are en- couraged to attend and provide written or oral comments and ask questions concerning the City’s budget. Linda Horrocks Deputy City Recorder Missionary deadline: C-261 5/30 Monday, 5 p.m. 16 News ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£Î Missionary serves in county jail BY MELINDA WILLIAMS SPECIALISTS (E ALSO WORKS #LIPPER 3TAFF 7RITER WITH PAROLE OFFICERS IN HELP ING FORMER INMATES FIND JOBS WEST BOUNTIFUL AND HOUSING u )TpS TOUGH FOR PEOPLE RE /FTEN SOCIETY ITSELF HOLDS LEASED FROM JAIL TO GET BACK INMATES BACK FROM MAKING A ON THEIR FEET NEW START HE SAID "OUNTIFUL RESIDENT AND (E GAVE A HYPOTHETICAL EX REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY #HARLES AMPLE OF A WOMAN RELEASED !LLEN HAS SEEN HOW DIFFICULT FROM JAIL WHO LIVES IN 2OSE IT CAN BE WITH HIS OWN EYES 0ARK &OR SIX MONTHS HE AND HIS 4HE WOMAN HAS A JOB WIFE HAVE SERVED A CALLING IN INTERVIEW IN TOWN /N THE 4HE #HURCH OF *ESUS #HRIST MORNING OF THE INTERVIEW OF ,ATTER DAY 3AINTS WORKING SHE FINDS HER CLOTHES DONpT FIT WITH WOMEN INCARCERATED IN QUITE RIGHT 7HEN SHE LEAVES THE 3ALT ,AKE #OUNTY *AIL ITpS RAINING AND SHE GETS WET TEACHING AND COUNSELING WAITING FOR THE BUS 3HE THEN THEM AND HELPING THEM ONCE MUST TRANSFER BUSSES AND THEYpVE BEEN RELEASED FROM THAT BUS IS LATE MAKING HER Student board member named JAIL LATE FOR HER INTERVIEW After being introduced to the Davis School Board by 7HAT HEpS SEEN HAS PRE q4HE PERSON WAITING TO Dr. Rulon Homer (left), Kaestle Charlesworth introduces SENTED HIM WITH GREAT HIGHS INTERVIEW HER MAY TAKE ONE members of her family. Charlesworth, of Woods Cross AND LOWS AND A DETERMINA LOOK AND THINK oSHEpS BEEN IN High, will serve as the student member of the board for TION TO NEVER GIVE UP ON JAIL AND DOESNpT CARE ENOUGH the 2013-14 school year. Students from the district’s eight HUMANITY TO GET THE JOBpr !LLEN SAID high schools were interviewed for the position. q) GO TO ADDICTION CLASSES q4HEY GO BACK TO THEIR OLD Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper AND SEE CHANGES A WOMAN LIFE r HE SAID HAS MADE AND THATpS A .EVERTHELESS !LLEN HOLDS
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OUT FOR THOSE WHO DO CHANGE davisclipper.com davisclipper.com THE "OUNTIFUL "REAKFAST Photo by Melinda Williams | Davis Clipper q7HEN YOU GIVE THE LES SONS ON 3UNDAY YOU FEEL %XCHANGE #LUB LAST WEEK q4HEN ) SEE A WOMAN GET RE 4HEY ALSO WORK WITH OTHER PROBLEM IF AN INMATE THEIR SINCERITY THEIR HOPE Like us on the LEASED FROM JAIL AND REPEAT WOMEN WHOSE RELEASE DATE IS RELEASED AT AM HE SAID AND FAITH AND FEEL A SPIRIT AS HER POOR DECISION MAKING IS NEAR TO GIVE THEM THE TOOLS 4HE ,$3 #HURCH ASSISTS STRONG AS ANYONEpS r HE SAID OR RETURN TO HER PREVIOUS THEY NEED TO GET BACK ON THE WOMEN IT TEACHES IN JAIL q9OU LOVE THEM SUPPORT THE LIFESTYLE 4HATpS A REAL LOWr THEIR FEET 3OMETIMES THE WITH FINDING EMPLOYMENT AND HOPE THE BEST OR THEMr Web q"UT ) NEVER GIVE UP ON WOMEN NEED A LOT AND HOUSING IF NEEDED Like Us THE HOMELESS AND HELPLESS r !T THE 3ALT ,AKE #OUNTY )NMATES IN THE PROGRAM ARE HE SAID *AIL INMATES ARE RELEASED IN GIVEN A MOBILE PHONE AND A /FTEN THE WOMEN HE THE CLOTHES THEY WERE WEAR 5TAH 4RANSIT !UTHORITY PASS WORKS WITH MAKE MANY AT ING WHEN THEY WERE BOOKED ONCE RELEASED TEMPTS TO CHANGE THEIR LIVES )F THEY WERE BOOKED DURING 4HEN !LLEN ARRANGES A (SFBU(MVUFO'SFF(SJMMJOH q/NE LADY MADE THE RIGHT THE SUMMER AND RELEASED IN TRIP TO $ESERET )NDUSTRIES FOR CHOICE AND TURNED HER LIFE THE WINTER THAT MAY MEAN SOME NEW CLOTHING /FTEN AROUND AFTER EIGHT ATTEMPTS r THEY LEAVE JAIL WEARING THE CHURCH ALSO HELPS WITH Family Features HE SAID SHORTS A TANK TOP AND FLIP MEDICAL AND DENTAL PROB Cookouts mean sharing food and good 4HE 3ALT ,AKE #OUNTY *AIL FLOPS LEMS fun with family and friends. 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Jean Brooks (above) arranges flowers around the grave of her husband, Fred, at the Kaysville Cemetery. Scouts placed 900 U.S. flags near headstones in the cemetery to honor those who served in U.S. forces. Officers from the Woods Cross and Bountiful police departments and the Davis County Sheriff’s office salute the flag (top). ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£Î Business 19
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ALEX SIMPSON (above, far left) scored Bountiful’s first goal of the night on a set piece by teammate Bryce Carey. The Braves’ 2-0 win over Orem last Thursday gave Bountiful its first state soccer title since 2008. Photo by Jen Barnett | photo-jen-ics.com
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SANDY u 4HE "OUNTIFUL "RAVES BOYSp SOCCER TEAM HAD TO CLAW THEIR WAY INTO THE ! SOCCER FINALS WINNING A SHOOTOUT OVER -URRAY JUST DAYS BEFORE 4HAT WIN HOWEVER PROPELLED THEM TO PLAY THE BEST SOCCER GAME OF BOUNTIFUL’S CARSON TINKER (No. 23) was part of a front line for THE YEAR SAID "RAVES COACH ,OU 0LANK 4HE "RAVES WON THEIR FIRST ! Bountiful that stayed aggressive throughout the championship game, even BOYSp SOCCER TITLE SINCE WHEN THEY BEAT THE /REM 4IGERS with the lead. The aggressiveness helped the Braves win the 4A State q)T FEELS REAL GOOD TO BE HERE r SAID 0LANK q7E WORKED SO HARD TO GET HERE boys’ soccer title. AND TO BEAT A TEAM LIKE /REM IN ORDER TO WIN FEELS PRETTY GOODr Photo by Jen Barnett | photo-jen-ics.com ! DOMINANT GAME FROM START TO FINISH "OUNTIFUL CAME OUT ON THE ATTACK FROM THE BEGINNING GETTING MORE OPPORTUNITIES TO SCORE THAN /REM "OUNTIFULpS EARLY ATTACK DIDNpT PAY OFF AT FIRST BUT THE "RAVES ADDED A FIRST HALF GOAL ON A SET PIECE BY "RYCE #AREY TO !LEX 3IMPSON FOR THE LEAD )T WASNpT EXACTLY HOW 0LANK DREW UP THE GAME PLAN BUT THE EARLY GOAL THAT SET THE TEAM UP FOR A DOMINANT SECOND HALF ■ See “BRAVES” p. 23
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AND DARKER 4HE GUIDEBOOK INCLUDES !LL INFORMATION FOR 4HE RIVER RUNS PAST THE SECUTIVE YEAR SAID DIVISION MANAGER FOR THE DIVISION SPOTS THAN RAINBOWS DETAILED MAPS BOUNDARY UPCOMING HUNTS CAN BE VISITOR CENTER AT 3TRAWBERRY SPOKESWOMAN 3TACI #OON q!LL CUTTHROAT BETWEEN #ONSERVATION EFFORTS IN DESCRIPTIONS A LIST OF AVAIL VIEWED AND DOWNLOADED AT AND INTO A FISH TRAP AND THE ENTIRE APPLICATION FOR AND INCHES LONG MUST BE RECENT DECADES HAVE HELPED ABLE HUNTS AND ALL INFORMA WILDLIFEUTAHGOVDWRHIGH EGG TAKING FACILITY THE $IVI WILL BE DONE ONLINE 9OU CAN RELEASED HOWEVERr THE NATIVE FISH RECLAIM TION NEEDED TO APPLY FOR LIGHTSHTML SION OF 7ILDLIFE 2ESOURCES SIGN UP AT WILDLIFEUTAHGOV "IOLOGISTS WILL NET A HABITAT FROM THEIR RAINBOW THIS YEARpS HUNTS SGILLET DAVISCLIPPERCOM OPERATES BEHIND THE VISITOR #OONS WHO WRITES AND CENTER COUPLE OF THE TROUT AND THEN COUSINS ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£Î Sports 23 Braves’ tough road Soccer camp gears up at Utah State University LOGAN u 9OUTH SOCCER 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THROUGH THE FIRST HALF BUT GOALKEEPER *OSH ,UDLOW "OUNTIFUL STAYED ON THE AG STOPPED THE ATTEMPT IN ITS Braves GRESSIVE WHEN THE SECOND TRACKS Continued from p. 21 HALF STARTED NETTING THE q(EpS BEEN CLUTCH DURING SECOND GOAL WITHIN THE FIRST THE ENTIRE POSTSEASON r SAID q7E WANTED TO GET THAT MINUTES TO TAKE A 0LANK q(E STEPPED IN THERE FIRST GOAL IN THE FIRST LEAD AND STOPPED SO MANY GOOD MINUTES OF THE HALF r HE /N THE GOAL #ESAR SHOTS 4HE DEFENSE REALLY SAID q7E DIDNpT DO THAT $UENAS WAS FOULED INSIDE DID A GREAT JOB BUT *OSH HAS Recreational Soccer Signups • Competition Soccer Tryouts BUT HAVING THAT FIRST HALF THE PENALTY AREA AND WAS BEEN GREAT FOR US ALL SEASON GOAL WAS STILL IMPORTANT TO AWARDED A PENALTY KICK AND PROBABLY HAD HIS BEST WHAT WE WANTED TO ACCOM $UENAS SCORED FOR THE GAME OF THE SEASON TONIGHTr PLISH AS A TEAMr LEAD WHICH HELD UP 0LANK SAID THE TEAMpS FORZA FUTBOL CLUB 3IMPSON WHO SCORED THE THROUGH THE REST OF THE PRACTICE PAID OFF THROUGH Forza Futbol Club provides recreation and competition soccer opportunities GOAL AMID A SEA OF CHAOS GAME THE ENTIRE SEASON AND for players ages 3 – 18. Programs include: Tiny Tots, Recreation, Recreation +, Academy, SAID THE FREE KICK FROM q)TpS SOMETHING THAT WE SEEMED TO qCOME TOGETHER and Competition Soccer. See our website for additional program information, #AREY WAS qJUST HOW THEY PRACTICE EVERY DAY r HE SAID AT THE RIGHT TIMEr AS THEY registration, and what’s new at Forza Futbol Club! PRACTICED IT r AND THE BALL q)T WAS A LOT OF PRESSURE WERE HEADING INTO THE ! JUST HAPPENED TO FIND HIM BUT ) KNEW ) HAD TO PUT IT TITLE GAME www.forzafutbolclub.com • 801-298-4625 IN FOR MY TEAMMATESr q4HESE GUYS ARE A TESTA Supporting Recreational and Competition Soccer in Utah Since 1979 AS THE OPEN MAN AT THE South Davis Soccer Association d.b.a. Forza Futbol Club is a non-profit 501 3 (c) OTHER END "OUNTIFUL DIDNpT REST MENT TO THAT r HE SAID OF THE q)T WAS A GREAT KICK BY WITH THE LEAD EITHER TEAMpS PREPARATION q4HEY "RYCE r 3IMPSON SAID q) 4HE "RAVES GAVE THEM PLAYED HARD THEY STAYED WAS JUST THERE ON THE OTHER SELVES PLENTY OF CHANCES TO AGGRESSIVE AND IT ALL CAME END AND FOUND THE NET )T SCORE IN THE SECOND HALF TOGETHER AT TONIGHTpS GAMEr AND PUSHED BACK WITH 4HE "RAVES FINISHED THE WAS REALLY IMPORTANT FOR US TO GET AHEAD AND OUR DEFENSE TO HOLD /REM TO SEASON WITH A RECORD COACH MADE SURE THAT WE VERY FEW SCORING OPPORTU OVERALL AND WERE NITIES IN 2EGION EARNING THE STAYED AHEAD THROUGH THE ! "" MATCHr 7HEN /REM DID HAVE REGION TITLE # $ % A SHOT ON GOAL "RAVES SGILLET DAVISCLIPPERCOM 4HE SCORE HELD UP 24 Sports ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£Î Baseball’s future, senior stars to take the field
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Christmas” “National Lamp.” DISC Buying Buying Last Frontier Last Frontier Alaska: The Last Buying Buying Property Property DISC Sons of Guns Fast N’ Loud Fast N’ Loud Fast N’ Loud Fast N’ Loud Fast N’ Loud DISN Good Good Good Jessie ANT Dog “High School Musical 3: Senior Year” Good Austin DISN Jessie Jessie Good Jessie Shake It Pixie “Secret of the Wings” (2012) Jessie Jessie Dog ESPN 2013 Scripps National Spelling Bee (N) Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) ESPN MLB Baseball: Indians at Yankees Baseball Tonight SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) SportsCenter (N) FAM ’70s ’70s Melissa Daddy Dancing “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1” (2010, Fantasy) FAM Secret-Teen Secret-Teen Secret-Teen Secret-Teen The Fosters “Pilot” The Fosters “Pilot” FX Mother Mother Two Men Two Men Anger “Step Brothers” (2008) Anger Two Men Two Men FX “Austin Powers” Mother Mother Two Men Two Men “Knight and Day” (2010) Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz. 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FRIDAY EVENING MAY 31, 2013 TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 4, 2013 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KUTV News Ent Undercover Boss Hawaii Five-0 Blue Bloods News Letterman Ferguson KUTV News Ent NCIS (DVS) NCIS: Los Angeles Brooklyn DA (N) News Letterman Ferguson KTVX News Access Shark Tank What Would 20/20 (N) News Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline KTVX News Access Extreme Weight Loss “Meredith” (N) Body of Proof News Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline KSL News News Dateline NBC (N) Rock Center News Jay Leno J. Fallon KSL News News The Voice (8:01) America’s Got Talent News Jay Leno J. Fallon KUED PBS NewsHour (N) Wash Need Ellen DeGeneres-Mark Pioneers Keep Up Time/By Viewers’ Choice KUED PBS NewsHour (N) Utah Vietnam War Stories “Drawdown” Best Of... 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Tattoo Tattoo (10:03) Bar Rescue (11:03) Bar Rescue SPIKE “Dodgeball-True” Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo Never Never Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo Tattoo STARZ “Benchwarmers” “That’s My Boy” (2012) Spartacus: War Da Vinci’s Demons Da Vinci’s Demons STARZ (5:20) “The Rock” (7:40) “Hidalgo” (2004) Viggo Mortensen. “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse” TNT “Sherlock Holmes” (2009) (DVS) (8:45) “Wild Wild West” (1999) Will Smith. “Young Guns” TNT Castle (DVS) Castle (DVS) Castle (DVS) Rizzoli & Isles Major Crimes Cold Case “Glued” USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU USA Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU WTBS Fam Guy Fam Guy “Talladega Nights: Ricky Bobby” There There There There There Head WTBS Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Laugh Big Bang Conan (N) Laugh Conan Office
SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 1, 2013 WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 5, 2013 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 KUTV Kenny Jhn. Elementary 48 Hours 48 Hours News Spo Hooked Honor KUTV News Ent The American Criminal Minds CSI: Crime Scene News Letterman Ferguson KTVX Access Hollywood King MLS Soccer News Leisure Bet on Your Baby KTVX News Access Middle Family Mod How-Live ABC’s The Lookout News Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline KSL News Sports Giving Hope: Primary Children’s Medical Center News Sports Outdoors Beat KSL News News Dateline NBC (N) Law & Order: SVU Chicago Fire News Jay Leno J. Fallon KUED Active-Arthritis Burt Bacharach’s Best 70s & 80s Soul Rewind (My Music) Pianoguys: Live at Red Butte KUED PBS NewsHour (N) Preparing for Disaster: Start Best Of... 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Pagado Pagado KPNZ Mi Sueño es Bailar Alarma Noticiero Secretos Secretos Pagado Pagado KUWB NHL Hockey Conference Final: Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Two Men Two Men Jim Saturday Night Live KUWB Big Bang Big Bang Arrow Supernatural Two Men Two Men Rules Rules Raymond Raymond A&E Beyond Scared Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Storage Hoggers Hoggers A&E The First 48 The First 48 Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. Duck D. AMC (5:00) “Titanic” (1997) Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet. “Gone in Sixty Seconds” (2000) AMC “Nat’l-Christmas” (7:15) “Vegas Vacation” (1997) (9:15) “National Lampoon’s Vacation” “National Lamp.” DISC Deadliest Catch Deadliest Catch Wildman Wildman Wildman Wildman Wildman Wildman Wildman Wildman DISC Deadliest Catch Deadliest Catch Big Brain Th. 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Licensed. Saturday, 8am to 2pm. $75/mo 3yr olds 2days, 801-294-4300 Bonded. Insured. Call Style Clean- 655 N. Hwy 89, North Salt $95/mo 4yr olds 3days 1248 N. Main; Centerville. ing Services. 801-295-7895 Lake. Hot Dogs, Chips & YARD WORK & LANDSCAPE ------Soda for sale. **Raffle for Spring Clean-up, raking, weeding, HOME REPAIRS! Siding, Rain *BS BYU Early Childhood Ed. Kinder- Gift Baskets** tilling, garden, flowerbeds, plants, Gutters, Custom Aluminum wrap garten proficiency, music ed. www. trees, hauling, sprinkler repairs, work, Decks, Fences, Bathroom NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE centervilleacademy.org full landscaping, and must more. remodeling, Painting, Tile. No job Call 801-292-0450 sale Saturday, June 1st, 8:00- to small. Lic/Ins. Call Jason 801- noon. 1213 North Main Street, 540 Travel/Time Share ALL THE BEST YOU DESERVE 808-7056 Centerville. Treasures for every We do all kinds of landscaping. *TREE SERVICE* age SNOWBIRD VACATION rental. 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A GREAT quiet place. Bountiful. 9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL 2bd, 1bth, firpl., A/C, pool. New carpet/tile. $720-735/mo + ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ings may be obtained from the $300/dep. 639 S. Main. 801- City of North Salt Lake City’s web site at www.nslcity.org 298-1004 Sealed bids will be received by beginning June 3. A bid bond of BOUNTIFUL 2BD, W/D hook ups, the City of North Salt Lake at the 5% must accompany each bid. carport & deck, gas paid, $600/ City Hall, 10 East Center, North The City of North Salt Lake re- mo + $400 deposit. Absolutely Salt Lake, Utah 84054 until 2:00 serves the right to reject any or No smokers/Pets. 86 E 1100 N. p.m. Thursday, June 13, 2013 on all bids, or any of the items in the 801-815-2364 the following project: bid. Only bids giving a firm quo- Foxboro South Park tation, properly signed and ac- The project will include construct- companied by a bid bond will be 575 Duplex for Rent ing a small park complete with accepted. clearing and grubbing, grading, The successful bidder should an- NEW EVERYTHING! Completely drainage improvements, con- ticipate a Notice of Award on or remodeled from top to bottom. structing a tot lot with equipment, about June 20, 2013. The suc- Really nice, must see. 3bd, 1bth, a picnic shelter with picnic table, cessful bidder should also an- $950/mo, $700/deposit. NO Pets/ benches, sidewalk, curb and gut- ticipate the Notice to Proceed to Smokers. 26 S 425 W #2, Bounti- ter, complete irrigation system, be issued on or about June 28, ful. 801-231-3320 furnishing and planting trees, and 2013. Construction is to begin im- Turn your seeding of the grass. mediately, with final acceptance HUGE BNTFL 2200sqft 4Bd, Plans and specifications may be of the park, including all planting 2Bth. Great for Families/ Room- obtained at the North Salt Lake and seeding, taking place on, or mates. Walkout bsmnt. Rec room. clutter into City Hall, 10 East Center Street, before, September 1, 2013. Hookups, Carports No smoking/ North Salt Lake, Utah, 84054 or For further information please pets. $1200/mo 801-641-8878, at Bingham Engineering, 5160 contact Paul Ottoson, City of 801-991-0569 cash! Wiley Post Way, Salt Lake City, North Salt Lake Public Works Di- Advertise your garage Utah 84116. The contract docu- rector at 801-335-8723 or Judd 580 Home for Rent sale in the ments may be examined at the of- Lawrence at Bingham Engineer- fices of the City Engineer, located ing at 801-532-2520. BOUNTIFUL 384 W 325 S, 4bd, Clipper classiieds! at the North Salt Lake City Hall. C-258 5/30-6/6 1bth, large fenced yard, W/D Contract documents and draw- hook-ups. No Smokers/Pet. $995/ mo, $700/deposit. Bonded Realty 801-359-7979 1. BOUNTIFUL - SPACIOUS 2/2 Condo built/2001, very private, nice & secure, hardwood & carpet, stove, fridge, dish washer, micro, washer/dryer avail - $950/mo or sell $149k 801-554-3791 2. CLINTON - HUGE Garage/shop w/detached house, 4bd, 2bth, remodeled, great neighborhood, fenced yard, $1200/mo or sell for $160,000 80- 554-3791 CENTERVILLE 309 S 700 E. Cozy remodeled. All new! 2bd, 1bth, hook-ups, large yard, lots of Call storage. No smokers/pets. $1050/ for bids mo, $1000/deposit. Bonded Realty 801-359-7979 TODAY!
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CENTERVILLE CITY of the Bonds, and that after such candidate for the office of Trustee the Centerville City Planning additional terms and provisions as is announcing that an election will PLANNING COMMISSION time, no one shall have any cause shall file a Declaration of Candi- Commission will hold a public shall be approved by the Authority; be held on Tuesday, 11/5/13, to ZONING CODE TEXT of action to contest the regularity, dacy in person with the District hearing on Wednesday, June 12, provided that the principal amount, elect two Trustees to each serve AMENDMENT formality or legality thereof for any Clerk during office hours (8:00 2013, beginning at 7:00 p.m., or interest rate or rates, maturity and a four year term from 1/1/13 to Notice is hereby given that cause whatsoever. a.m. to 4:30 p.m.), at 407 West as soon thereafter as the mat- discount, if any, will not exceed the 12/31/16. the Centerville City Planning DATED this 22nd day of May, 3100 South, Bountiful, and not ter may be heard, in the City respective maximums described Any qualified voter and taxpayer Commission will hold a public 2013. later than 4:30 p.m. between June Council Chambers at the Cen- in the Resolution. Copies of the living within the boundaries of the hearing on Wednesday, June 12, UTAH TRANSIT AUTHORITY 1 and June 7, 2013. terville City Hall Building, 250 Resolution, the Bond Resolution, District (Bountiful, Centerville, 2013, beginning at 7:00 p.m., in /s/ Robert K. Biles Qualifications for a candidate North Main Street, Centerville, in the Indenture and the Loan Agree- North Salt Lake, West Bountiful, the City Council Chambers at Secretary/Treasurer are: (1) Be a United States citizen, consideration of a conditional use ment are on file in the offices of the Woods Cross and the Unincorpo- the Centerville City Hall Build- C-253 5/30 (2) Be a registered voter, (3) Be permit for operating a fast-food Authority, Utah State Treasurer, rated Area of South Davis County), ing, 250 North Main Street, a resident of South Davis Water restaurant in a C-H (Commercial- C180 State Capitol Complex may be a candidate by filing a Centerville, to consider a zoning LEGAL NOTICE District. High) Zone, and final site plan for (Room 180 in the State Capitol), Declaration of Candidacy with the code text amendment for Chapter City of Bountiful SOUTH DAVIS WATER the expansion of the existing gas Salt Lake City, Utah, where they District Clerk. The filing deadline 12-23 - Enforcement, to bring the Notice of Public Hearings DISTRICT station, located at 1011 South may be examined from 8:00 a.m. is Monday, 6/3/13, through Friday, code enforcement procedures for Public Notice is hereby given Tracie Gallagher Main Street. to 5:00 p.m. for a period of at least 6/7/13, at 5:00 p.m. zoning violations in line with the that the Mayor and City Council District Clerk More information about this thirty (30) days from and after the Candidate qualifications: (1) a procedures the City uses for other of Bountiful, Utah will hold public C-230 5/23-30 proposed change, please con- date of publication of this notice. United States citizen, (2) at least civil code enforcement. hearings on Tuesday, June 11, tact Community Development at All members of the public are 18 years old, (3) a resident of the More information about this pro- 2013, in the Bountiful City Hall, CENTERVILLE CITY 801.292.8232. invited to attend and participate South Davis Sewer District for 365 posed change, contact Community 790 South 100 East, Bountiful, PLANNING COMMISSION Marshal L. Morrow, MMC in the public hearing described consecutive days immediately Development at 801.292.8232. Utah as follows: KING COMMERCIAL Centerville City Recorder above. Written comments may preceding the date of the election, Marsha L. Morrow, MMC 7:00 p.m. DEVELOPMENT C-250 5/30 be submitted to the Authority, Utah (4) a registered voter. Centerville City Recorder • For the purpose of opening Notice is hereby given that State Treasurer, C180 State Capi- Forms may be picked up Mon- C-252 5/30 the 2012-2013 budget to consider the Centerville City Planning NOTICE OF PUBLIC tol Complex (Room 180 in the day through Friday from 8:00 a.m. various increases and changes in Commission will hold a public HEARING AND OF BONDS TO State Capitol), P.O. Box 142315, to 4:30 p.m. at the District Office, NOTICE OF BONDS TO BE revenues and expenditures. hearing on Wednesday, June 12, BE ISSUED Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-2315; 1800 West 1200 North, West ISSUED • To consider the 2013-2014 fis- 2013, beginning at 7:00 p.m., or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN attention Chief Deputy State Trea- Bountiful, Utah, (801) 295-3469. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN cal year budget before final adop- as soon thereafter as the mat- that on May 21, 2013 the Utah surer. Written comments should Mark R. Katter pursuant to the provisions of the tion. Said budget is for municipal ter may be heard, in the City Charter School Finance Authority be mailed in sufficient time to be Clerk Utah Refunding Bond Act, Title 11, services for the fiscal year begin- Council Chambers at the Cen- (the “Authority”) adopted a resolu- received C-231 5/23-30 Chapter 27, Utah Code Annotated ning July 1, 2013 and ending June terville City Hall Building, 250 tion (the “Resolution”) declaring before the June 12, 2013, public 1953, as amended, that on May 30, 2014. A copy of the tentative North Main Street, Centerville, its intent to issue charter school hearing. Additional information NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE 22, 2013, the Board of Trustees budget will be available for public in consideration of a conceptual revenue bonds in an amount can be obtained from the Author- APN: 14-355-0038 TRA: Trust (the “Board”) of the Utah Transit inspection at City Hall for ten days site plan and subdivision for the not to exceed $5,500,000 (the ity at its office shown above or by No. 1352514-25 Ref: nuttall, Authority (the “Authority”) adopted prior to the public hearing. King Commercial Development, “Bonds”) and to mature on or prior calling (801) 538-1042. Subse- ryan t IMPORTANT NOTICE TO a resolution (the “Resolution”) • To authorize $2,300,000 in con- located on Lots 2 & 3 of Parrish to October 15, 2043, pursuant to quent to the public hearing, the PROPERTY OWNER YOU ARE expressing its intent to issue its tributions from the Bountiful Light Park Subdivision, 330 West Par- the Charter School Financing Act, Governor of the State of Utah will IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Sales Tax Revenue Refunding and Power Fund to the General rish Lane, in the C-VH Zone. Title 53A, Chapter 20b Utah Code consider approving the issuance OF TRUST, DATED January Bonds (to be issued in one or more Fund in the 2013-2014 budget. For more information about Annotated 1953, as amended and of the Bonds. 12, 2006 UNLESS YOU TAKE series and with such additional The public is invited and encour- this proposed change, contact the Utah Industrial Facilities and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR or other series designations and aged to attend these hearings. Community Development at Development Act, Title 11, Chapter that a period of thirty (30) days PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT titles as may be determined by the Galen D. Rasmussen, CPA 801.292.8232. 17, Utah Code Annotated 1953, as after the date of publication of A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED Board, the “Bonds”). Administrative Services Director Marsha L. Morrow, MMC amended (collectively, the “Act”). this notice is provided by law dur- AN EXPLANATION OF THE NA- PURPOSE FOR ISSUING C-233 5/30-6/6 Centerville City Recorder The Authority or its designee ing which any person in interest TURE OF THE PROCEEDING BONDS C-251 5/30 shall hold a public hearing on AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD ELECTION SET FOR shall have the right to contest The Authority intends to issue Wednesday, June 12, 2013, at the the legality of the Resolution, the CONTACT A LAWYER. On June the Bonds for the purpose of (i) WATER DISTRICT KAYSVILLE CITY hour of 10:00 a.m. at the offices 18, 2013, at 10:30am, James The Benchland Water District PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Bond Resolution, the Indenture, refunding certain outstanding of the Authority, Utah State Trea- the Loan Agreement or the Bonds, H. Woodall, as duly appointed sales tax bonds of the Authority announces that an election will Notice is hereby given that the surer, C180 State Capitol Complex Trustee under and pursuant to be held on Tuesday, November Kaysville City Planning Commis- or any provision made for the se- and (ii) paying costs of issuing (Room 180 in the State Capitol), curity and payment of the Bonds, Deed of Trust recorded January the Bonds. 5, 2013, to elect four trustees sion will hold a public hearing on Salt Lake City, Utah to receive in- 26, 2006, as inst. No. 2140457, to serve a four-year term, from Thursday, June 13, 2013, at 7:00 and that after such time, no one PARAMETERS OF THE put from the public with respect to shall have any cause of action to in book 3958, page 346-355, of BONDS January 1, 2014 to December p.m. in the Council Room of the the issuance of the Bonds and the Official Records in the office of 31, 2017. Kaysville City Municipal Center contest the regularity, formality The Authority intends to issue financing of the Project (as defined or legality thereof for any cause the County Recorder of Davis the Bonds in the aggregate prin- Any person seeking to become a to consider: below). The Authority proposes to County, State of Utah executed by candidate for the office of Trustee Rezone of .63 acre of property whatsoever. cipal amount of not to exceed Fif- loan the proceeds of the Bonds DATED the 25th day of May, Ryan T Nuttall, and Michelle Lee teen Million Dollars ($15,000,000), shall file a Declaration of Candi- at 277 East 100 North to PRUD to Wasatch Peak Academy, Inc., Nuttall WILL SELL AT PUBLIC dacy in person with the District overlay zone. 2013. to bear interest at a rate or rates of a Utah non-profit corporation (the By: /s/ Bruce D. Williams, AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER, not to exceed five percent (5.0%) Clerk during office hours (9:00 I hereby certify that I posted a “Borrower”) pursuant to the terms PAYABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) Monday through copy of the foregoing Public Hear- Secretary per annum, to mature in not more of a loan agreement (the “Loan C-245 5/30 OF THE UNITED STATES AT THE than thirteen (13) years from their Friday, at 485 East Shepard Lane, ing notice on the municipality’s of- Agreement”) for the purpose of TIME OF SALE, (SUCCESSFUL date or dates, and to be sold at a Kaysville, between June 3 and ficial website by May 24, 2013. financing the acquisition, con- NOTICE OF PROBATE BIDDERS MUST TENDER A DE- price of not less than ninety-eight June 7, 2013. Applications will Wade Flint struction and equipping of certain Probate No. 133700129 POSIT OF $20,000 IN CERTIFIED percent (98%) of the total principal not be accepted after 5 p.m. on Zoning Administrator school buildings containing ap- IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL FUNDS TO THE TRUSTEE AT amount thereof. Friday June 7. C-248 5/30 proximately 28,773 square feet DISTRICT COURT OF DAVIS THE TIME OF SALE, WITH THE The Bonds are to be issued and Qualifications for a candidate and related school facilities on a COUNTY STATE OF UTAH BALANCE DUE BY NOON THE are: (1) Be a United States citizen, ANNOUNCEMENT OF sold pursuant to the Resolution, APPOINTMENT AND NOTICE site of approximately 3.28 acres IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- FOLLOWING BUSINESS DAY, AT the Amended and Restated Gen- (2) Be a registered voter, (3) Be located at approximately 414 TATE OF THE OFFICE OF THE TRUSTEE), a resident of Benchland Water TO CREDITORS eral Indenture of Trust, dated as of Probate No. 133700127 North Cutler Drive in North Salt DELLA H. WINEGAR, At the main entrance of the davis September 1, 2002, as heretofore District. Lake City, Utah (collectively, the Deceased. county district court Bountiful BENCHLAND WATER IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL amended and supplemented (pre- DISTRICT COURT FOR “Project”) to be owned and oper- You are hereby notified that on Department, 805 South Main viously executed by the Authority) DISTRICT ated by the Borrower. the 30th day of April 2013, the ap- Street Bountiful, Utah all right, Judy C Rigby DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF and a Supplemental Indenture of UTAH The Bonds shall be special ob- plication for probate of the above- title and interest conveyed to and Trust relating to the Bonds (col- District Clerk ligations of the Authority payable named decedent was received by now held by it under said Deed of C-241 5/23-30 In the matter of the Estate of lectively, the “Indenture”). MARGARET T. WILLIAMS solely from amounts provided by the above-named court, and that Trust in the property situated in SALES TAXES AND REV- KAYSVILLE CITY DUKE RALPH WILLIAMS, the Borrower, including monies Lanna W. Stanbridge was duly ap- said County and State described ENUES TO BE PLEDGED PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE whose address is C/O THE FADEL and securities held from time to pointed and qualified as personal as: All of lot 38, maplewood As provided in the Indenture, the Notice is hereby given that the LAW FIRM, 170 West 400 South, time under a trust indenture (the representative of said estate. village townhomes, a planned Bonds will be limited obligations Kaysville City Planning Commis- Bountiful, UT 84010, has been “Indenture”) and amounts that Notice is further given that all residential unit development, of the Authority payable from the sion will hold a public hearing on appointed Personal Representa- may be appropriated by the State persons indebted to the decedent clinton city, Davis county, Utah, sales taxes and revenues col- Thursday, June 13, 2013, at 7:00 tive of the above entitled estate. of Utah pursuant to the Act. The or to the decedent’s estate are according to the official plat lected for the Authority’s public p.m. in the Council Room of the Creditors of the estate are hereby Bonds and the interest thereon requested to make immediate thereof. The street address and transit system. Kaysville City Municipal Center notified to: (1) deliver or mail their will not be a general obligation payment to the Estate of Della other common designation, if Copies of the Resolution and to consider: written claims to the Personal debt of the Authority, the State of H. Winegar c/o Steven Harris any, of the real property described forms of the Indenture are on Rezone of .50 acre of property Representative at the address Utah or any political subdivision #03805, 2841 Cobblemoor Lane, above is purported to be: 652 file in the principal office of the at 1773 West 200 North from A-5 above; (2) deliver or mail their writ- thereof, and neither the Author- Sandy, Utah 84093. W 800 N 38 Clinton Ut 84015 Authority at 669 West 200 South (Heavy Agriculture) to R-A (Agri- ten claims to the Personal Repre- ity, the State of Utah nor any Creditors having claims against Estimated Total Debt as of June in Salt Lake City, Utah, where they cultural Residential). sentative’s attorney, DOUGLAS K. political subdivision thereof will the decedent or the estate are re- 18, 2013 is $105,556.51. The un- may be examined during regular I hereby certify that I posted a FADEL, THE FADEL LAW FIRM, be liable thereon. The issuance quired to file them in duplicate with dersigned Trustee disclaims any business copy of the foregoing Public Hear- 170 West 400 South, Bountiful, UT of the Bonds shall not directly, the necessary vouchers, in the liability for any incorrectness of hours of the Authority for a period ing notice on the municipality’s of- 84010; (3) file their written claims indirectly or contingently, obligate office of the Clerk of said Court, the street address and other com- of at least thirty (30) days from and ficial website by May 24, 2013. with the Clerk of the District Court the Authority, the State of Utah on or before three months after mon designation, if any, shown after the last date of publication of Wade Flint at the Second District Court in Da- or any agency, instrumentality or the date of the first publication of herein. Said sale will be made, this notice. Zoning Administrator vis County, or otherwise present political subdivision thereof to levy this notice, and if such claims are but without covenant or warranty, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN C-247 5/30 their claims as required by Utah any form of taxation therefor or to not so filed, unless otherwise al- express or implied, regarding title, that a period of thirty (30) days law within three months after the make any appropriation for their lowed or paid, they will be forever possession, condition, or encum- from and after the last date of ELECTION SET FOR date of the first publication of this payment. barred. brances, including fees, charges the publication of this notice is WATER DISTRICT notice or be forever barred. The Bonds shall be issued Dated the 30th day of April, and expenses of the Trustee and provided by law during which any The South Davis Water District C-254 5/30-6/13 pursuant to the Resolution and a 2013. of the trusts created by said Deed person in interest shall have the announces that an election will be final bond resolution (the “Bond Lanna W. Stanbridge of Trust, to pay the remaining prin- right to contest the legality of the held on Tuesday, November 5, CENTERVILLE CITY Resolution”), a form of which was C-239 5/23-6/6 ciple sums of the note(s) secured Resolution, the Indenture (but only 2013, to elect two trustees to serve PLANNING COMMISSION presented to the Board of the by said Deed of Trust. The current as the same relates to the Bonds), a four-year term, from January 1, GAS STATION CORNER OF Authority at the time of adoption of ELECTION SET FOR SEWER beneficiary of the Trust Deed as of or the Bonds, or any provision 2014 to December 31, 2017. PAGES & MAIN the Resolution. The Bond Reso- DISTRICT the date of this notice is: Citimort- made for the security and payment Any person seeking to become a Notice is hereby given that lution may however contain such The South Davis Sewer District gage, Inc.. and the record owners ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£Î Classified 31
9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL of the property as of the recording Trustee Amendment of Title 17, Planning 89°47’14” West 227.07 feet along bidder within three business days CENTERVILLE CITY of the Notice of Default is/are: Holland & Hart llp and Zoning, Title 18, Building said line;thence North 81°00’34” of receipt of the amount bid. PLANNING COMMISSION Ryan T. and Michelle Lee Nuttall. 222 South Main Street, Regulations, and Title 19, Subdi- East 231.15 feet to the point The sale is subject to a workout, CHASE LANE CULINARY James H. Woodall, TRUSTEE Suite 2200 visions, of the revised ordinances of beginning, containing 4005 reinstatement, payoff, or other WATER PUMP HOUSE 10808 River Front Parkway, Suite Salt Lake City, UT 84101 of Kaysville City to conform the square feet. condition that would cause the Notice is hereby given that 175 South Jordan Ut 84095 Telephone: (801) 799-5800 provisions to State law and make You are invited to attend this cancellation of the sale (the “Con- the Centerville City Planning (801)254-9450 James H. Office Hours: M – F, technical corrections. meeting to provide your input. ditions”). Further, if any of these Commission will hold a public Woodall Signature/By Dated: May 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. I hereby certify that I posted a If you wish to comment or are Conditions exist, the sale will be hearing on Wednesday, June 16, 2013 R-428747 05/16/13, C-227 5/16-30 copy of the foregoing Public unable to attend or have any void and the successful bidder’s 12, 2013, beginning at 7:00 05/23/13, 05/30/13 C-155 Hearing notice on the municipal- questions contact the Community funds will be returned, and the p.m., or as soon thereafter as NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ity’s official website by May 24, Development Director at 801-292- Trustee and the Beneficiary shall the matter may be heard, in the NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Hogan & Associates Construction, 2013. 4421. All exhibits and materials not be liable to the successful bid- City Council Chambers at the The following described property Inc., as construction manager Wade Flint are available for review at the der for any damages. Centerville City Hall Building, will be sold at public auction to the for Bountiful City Corporation is Zoning Administrator Woods Cross Municipal Building Dated this 8th day of May, 250 North Main Street, Center- highest bidder, payable in lawful requesting proposals for Bid C-246 5/30 at 1555 South 800 West, Woods 2013. ville, to consider a conceptual site money of the United States at Package #3 for the new Bountiful Cross, Utah 84087. plan and small subdivision waiver/ the time of sale, at in front of the City Hall in Bountiful, Utah, in ac- INVITATION TO BID Sherilyn A. Olsen, Trustee Signed: Alan T. Low 222 South Main Street, lot split for the Chase Lane Culi- Second Judicial District Court cordance with the plans and speci- Farmington City hereby re- City Recorder nary Water Pump House, located for Davis County, State of Utah, fications as prepared by Pasker quests proposals to provide Suite 2200 C-237 5/30 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 at 70 East Chase Lane, for the Farmington District located at Gould Ames & Weaver automated residential garbage construction of a new well site in 800 West State Street, Farm- Bid Package #3 Scope of Work and recycling collection service NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Telephone: 801.799.5800 Office Hours: M - F, 9:00 a.m. – the R-L Zone. ington, Utah 84025 on June 17, includes but is not limited to wood for City residents. Detailed speci- The following described property More information about this pro- 2013, at 9:00 a.m. of said day & steel doors, framing, finishes, fications may be obtained at the will be sold at public auction to the 5:00 p.m. C-226 5/16-30 posed project contact Community for the purpose of foreclosing a specialties, mechanical, plumb- Farmington City Hall, 160 South highest bidder, payable in lawful Development at 801.292.8232. Trust Deed, Security Agreement ing, electrical, audio visual, site Main or by calling 801-451-2382. money of the United States at NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Marsha L. Morrow, MMC and Assignment of Rents (“Trust concrete, asphalt and landscape Deadline for submitting proposals the time of sale, in front of the The following described real Centerville City Recorder Deed”), executed by Benchmark work. All other work was previ- is 12 noon, Friday, June 7, 2013. Second Judicial District Court property will be sold at public C-249 5/30 Real Estate Company, as Trustor ously bid or will be bid in a subse- C-255 5/30 for Davis County, State of Utah, auction to the highest bidder, (“Trustor”), in favor of Wells Fargo quent bid package (s). Farmington District located at purchase price payable in lawful NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Bank, National Association, as Project documents, including PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE 800 West State Street, Farm- The following described real Notice is hereby given that on money of the United States of Beneficiary (“Wells Fargo”). The plans and specifications, will be ington, Utah 84025 on June 17, property will be sold at public June 11, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. at America at the time of sale, at Trust Deed was recorded May 7, available at the office of the con- 2013, at 9:00 a.m. of said day for auction to the highest bidder, the Woods Cross City Municipal the east main entrance of the 2012, as Entry No. 2659971, Book struction manager on or about the purpose of foreclosing a Deed purchase price payable in lawful Building, 1555 South 800 West, Davis County Courthouse, 800 5516, Pages 922-928 in the official May 16, 2013. Email or contact of Trust (“Trust Deed”), executed West State, Farmington, Utah, money of the United States of records of Davis County, Utah. Tracy Heun at theun@hogancon- Woods Cross, Utah, the Woods America at the time of sale, at Cross Planning Commission will by Fleischer Investment Company, on Monday, July 1, 2013, at the Wells Fargo is presently the struction.com or 801-951-7000 for L.L.C., as Trustor (“Trustor”), in hour of 4:30 p.m. of that day for the east main entrance of the owner and holder of the beneficial bidding documents. hold a public hearing to consider Davis County Courthouse, 800 a request by IGI RE Holdings favor of Wells Fargo Bank, Na- the purpose of foreclosing a deed interest under the Trust Deed and Bids are due on or before Tues- tional Association, as Beneficiary, of trust originally executed by West State, Farmington, Utah, the obligations secured thereby. day, June 4, 2013 at 2:00 P.M. Woods Cross LLC to rezone from on Tuesday, July 2, 2013, at the I-1 Light Industrial/Business Park and recorded April 14, 2008 as Jared B. Allen and Natalie Allen, Sherilyn, A. Olsen, Attorney at prevailing Mountain Time at the Entry No. 2356858 in the official in favor of Mortgage Electronic hour of 8:30 a.m. of that day for Law, of Holland & Hart. LLP, 222 offices of the construction man- to I-2 Industrial the parcels located the purpose of foreclosing a deed at approximately 1959 South and records of the Davis County Re- Registration Systems, Inc., solely South Main Street, Suite 2200, ager. Bids and proposals over corder, State of Utah. as nominee for lender Primary of trust originally executed by Salt Lake City, UT, 84101, is $100,000 must include a bid bond 1100 West and more accurately Olivia Lopez and Daniela Lopez, described below: A Substitution of Trustee ap- Residential Mortgage, Inc., its suc- presently the Trustee. A Notice of or cashier’s check in the amount pointing Sherilyn A. Olsen, attor- cessors and assigns, covering real in favor of Long Beach Mortgage Default and Election to Sell (“De- of five percent (5%) of the bid Parcel A Company, covering real prop- ney at law, as Successor Trustee property located at approximately fault Notice”) was recorded in the or proposal amount. The Owner Beginning at a point which is erty located at approximately 228 (“Trustee”) was recorded January 1006 East Eaglewood Loop, North official records of Davis County reserves the right to reject any or North 89°47’14” East 513.97 feet West 650 North, Clearfield, Davis 30, 2013 in the official records of Salt Lake, Davis County, Utah, and Utah on January 8, 2013 as Entry all bids or proposals or to waive along the Section Line and South County, Utah, and more particu- the Davis County Recorder, Utah more particularly described as: No. E2712639, Book 5682, Page any formality or technicality in any 02°00’31” West 620.01 feet from larly described as: the Northwest Corner of Section as Entry No. 2717145. A Notice ALL OF LOT 206, EAGLEWOOD 432-433. Trustee will sell at public proposal in the best interests of of Default and Election to Sell ALL OF LOT 67, JAMARL ACRES, auction to the highest bidder the the District. 36, Township 2 North, Range 1 COVE SUBDIVISION PHASE 2, CLEARFIELD CITY, DAVIS West, Salt Lake Base and Me- (“Default Notice”) was recorded NORTH SALT LAKE real property located in Davis For clarifications, questions, in the official records of the Davis COUNTY, UTAH, ACCORDING County, State of Utah, described RFIs regarding the bidding docu- ridian, Davis County, Utah and CITY, DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH, TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THERE- running thence South 02°00’31” County Recorder, Utah on January ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL as (the “Property”): ments contact Mark Jensen, Esti- 30, 2013, as Entry No. 2717146. OF. 14-083-0067 All Lot 209, CRIDDLE HOME- mator, mjensen@hoganconstruc- West 20.01 feet to the Grantor’s PLAT THEREOF ON The current beneficiary of the South property line; thence South Trustee will sell at public auction to FILE AND OF RECORD IN THE STEAD PHASE 2, according to tion.com. C-221 5/23-30 the highest bidder the real property trust deed is JPMorgan Chase the Official Plat thereof, recorded 89°47’14” West 317.08 feet along OFFICE OF THE DAVIS COUNTY Bank, National Association, and KAYSVILLE CITY said line to a point of curvature located in Davis County, State of RECORDER. in the Office of the County Re- Utah, more particularly described the record owner of the property corder of Davis County, State PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE to a 347.26-foot radius curve to 01-204-0206 as of the recording of the notice BUDGET HEARING the right; thence Northwesterly as follows (the “Property”): The current beneficiary of the of Utah PARCEL 1: of default is Olivia Lopez and Tax ID No.: 12-650-0209. Notice is hereby given that the along the arc of said curve for a trust deed is JPMorgan Chase Daniela Lopez. The trustee’s Kaysville City Council will hold distance of 353.65 feet, (central Lot 15, NEWPORT SUBDIVISION Bank, National Association, and Said property is also known PLAT “C”, according to the Official sale of the aforedescribed real by the street address of: 2481 a budget hearing on Tuesday, angle = 58°20’57”, chord bearing the record owner of the property property will be made without Plat thereof on file and of records West 1700 South, Syracuse, Utah June 4, 2013, at 6:00 p.m., in the and distance = North 58°30’11” as of the recording of the notice warranty as to title, possession, in the Office of the Davis County 84075. Council Room (Room A) of the West 338.56 feet); thence North of default is Jared B. Allen and or encumbrances. Bidders must Recorder. The current Beneficiary of the Kaysville City Municipal Center, 65°40’20” East 20.00 feet to a Natalie Allen. The trustee’s sale be prepared to tender $20,000.00 PARCEL 2: Trust Deed is Wells Fargo, whose 23 East Center, Kaysville. point of curvature to a 327.26-foot of the aforedescribed real prop- in certified funds at the sale and address is 299 S. Main Street, 6th The agenda shall be as fol- radius curve to the left; thence Lot 20, NEWPORT SUBDIVISION erty will be made without war- the balance of the purchase price Floor, Salt Lake City, UT 84111. lows: Southeasterly along the arc of PLAT “C”, according to the Official ranty as to title, possession, or in certified funds by 10:00 a.m. The record owner of the Property 6:00 BUDGET HEARING said curve for a distance of 331.98 Plat thereof on file and of record encumbrances. Bidders must be the following business day. The as of the recording of the Default 1. Amendments to Kaysville City feet, (central angle = 58°07’20”, in the Office of the Davis County prepared to tender $20,000.00 trustee reserves the right to void Notice is Benchmark Real Estate Fiscal Year 2013 Budget. chord bearing and distance = Recorder. in certified funds at the sale and the effect of the trustee’s sale after Company. 2. Consideration of Kaysville City South 53°23’22” East 317.93 Property Identification Nos.: 06- the balance of the purchase price the sale based upon information The Trustee’s sale will be made Fiscal Year 2014 Budget. feet); thence North 89°47’14”East 052-0015, 06-052-0020. in certified funds by 10:00 a.m. unknown to the trustee at the time without warranty as to title, pos- The tentative budget for Kaysville 316.52 feet to the point of begin- The Property is commonly the following business day. The of the sale, such as a bankruptcy session, encumbrances, condi- City has been adopted and is ning, containing 0.303 acres. known as 965 and 930 West 850 trustee reserves the right to void filing, a loan reinstatement, or an tion of the Property or any other available for public inspection at Parcel B South, Woods Cross, UT 84087. the effect of the trustee’s sale after agreement between the trustor matter. the City Offices (23 East Center Beginning at a point which is North The current Beneficiary of the sale based upon information and beneficiary to postpone or Bidders at the Trustee’s sale Street) during regular business 89°47’14” East 513.97 feet along the Trust Deed is Wells Fargo unknown to the trustee at the time cancel the sale. If so voided, the must be prepared to tender a hours. the Section Line from the North- Bank, National Association, whose of the sale, such as a bankruptcy only recourse of the highest bidder $10,000.00 non-refundable de- Kaysville City is dedicated to west Corner of Section 36, Town- address is Clearfield Business filing, a loan reinstatement, or an is to receive a full refund of the posit to the Trustee, and the bal- a policy of non-discrimination in ship 2 North, Range 1 West, Salt Banking Center, 180 South State agreement between the trustor money paid to the trustee. THIS ance of the purchase price must admission to, access to, or opera- Lake Base and Meridian, Davis Street, MAC #U1139-011, Clear- and beneficiary to postpone or IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT be tendered to the Trustee within tions of its programs, services or County, Utah and running thence field, UT 84015. cancel the sale. If so voided, the A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION 48 hours of the sale. Both the activities. If you need special as- North 89°47’14” East 531.62 feet The record owner of the property only recourse of the highest bidder OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR deposit and the balance must be sistance due to a disability, please to the West line of the Union Pa- as of the recording of the Notice of is to receive a full refund of the THAT PURPOSE. in immediately available funds by contact the Kaysville City Offices cific Railroad right of way; thence Default was Fleischer Investment money paid to the trustee. THIS DATED this 21st day of May, cashier’s check or wire, payable at 801-546-1235. South 14°32’11” West 661.33 feet Company, L.L.C. IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT 2013 to the Trustee. A Trustee’s Deed I hereby certify that I posted a along said line to the South line The Trustee’s sale will be A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION Marlon L. Bates, will be delivered to the successful copy of the foregoing Notice and of the Grantor’s property; thence made without warranty as to title, OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR Successor Trustee bidder within three business days Agenda at City Hall, mailed cop- South 89°47’14” West 388.06 possession, encumbrances, and THAT PURPOSE. Scalley Reading Bates Hansen of receipt of the amount bid. ies to media representatives, and feet along said line; thence North condition of the Property or any DATED this 28th day of May, & Rasmussen, P.C. The sale is subject to a workout, sent a copy to the Davis Clipper 02°00’31” East 640.02 feet to the other matter. 2013 15 West South Temple, reinstatement, payoff, or other for publication. point of beginning, containing Bidders at the Trustee’s sale Marlon L. Bates Ste. 600 condition that would cause the Linda Ross 6.751 acres. must be prepared to tender a Successor Trustee Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 cancellation of the sale (the “Con- City Recorder Parcel C $10,000.00 non-refundable de- Scalley Reading Bates Hansen Telephone: (801) 531-7870 ditions”). Further, if any of these C-244 5/30 Beginning at a point which is posit to the Trustee, and the bal- & Rasmussen, P.C. Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to Conditions exist, the sale will be North 89°47’14 East 513.97 feet ance of the purchase price must 15 West South Temple, 5:00 p.m. KAYSVILLE CITY along the section line and South void and the successful bidder’s PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE be tendered to the Trustee within Ste. 600 Trustee No. 51121-765 funds will be returned, and the 02°00’31” West 604.72 feet from 48 hours of the sale. Both the Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 Notice is hereby given that the the Northwest Corner of Section Trustee and the Beneficiary shall deposit and the balance must be Telephone: (801) 531-7870 Kaysville City Planning Commis- 36, Township 2 North, Range 1 not be liable to the successful bid- in immediately available funds by Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to sion will hold a public hearing on West, Salt Lake Base and Me- der for any damages. cashier’s check or wire, payable 5:00 p.m. Thursday, June 13, 2013, at 7:00 ridian, Davis County, Utah and Dated this 9th day of May, to Wells Fargo Bank, National Trustee No. 51121-822 Legal deadline — p.m. in the Council Room of the running thence South 02°00’31” 2013. Kaysville City Municipal Center Association. A Trustee’s Deed C-243 5/30-6/13 Sherilyn A. Olsen, Esq., West 35.30 feet to the Grant- will be delivered to the successful to consider: ee’s property line; thence South Monday, 5 p.m. 30 Classified ** ,ÊUÊ/1,- 9]Ê 9ÊÎä]ÊÓä£ÎÊ SESSION Davis Bookings #HRISTOPHER 2ONALD $AVIS 9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL 3UNSET 0$ AMPHETAMINE 4HE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF "ODHI 2AY 4IPPETS POSSESSION NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE trust deed is AMERICA FIRST be received by North Salt Lake BOOKINGS WITH TOTAL FINES AND &ARMINGTON $ISTRICT #OURT 3TEFFIN 'ENE ,EE The following described prop- FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, A Engineering at the North Salt erty will be sold at public auction UTAH CORPORATION, and the Lake City Hall, 10 East Center OR BAIL EXCEEDING LIQUOR POSSESSION $#3/ DISORDERLY CONDUCT to the highest bidder, payable in record owners of the property as Street, North Salt Lake, Utah Tuesday, May 21 &REDERICK 7ALTER #ARRIGAN PROPERTY DAMAGE DRIVING ON lawful money of the United States of the recording of the Notice of until 11:00 A.M. on Thursday, &ARMINGTON $ISTRICT #OURT SUSPENSION at the time of sale, at the Justice Default are DAVID K. EGBERT June 13, 2013 and then publicly 3COTT 2 "INGHAM NEGLECT FAMILY 4ERRY ,EE *ACOBSON Complex, Court’s Building, 800 AND LORI A. EGBERT. opened and read aloud. $#3/ AMPHETAMINE SELL #HELSEA ,EWIS "ATCHELOR ,AYTON 0$ TRAFFIC OFFENSE West State Street, Farmington, Bidders must tender to the The work to be performed #RAIG %UGENE 'REENE ,AYTON 0$ SPEEDING LIQUOR POSSESSION DRIVING Utah 84025, on July 3, 2013, at trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at consists of furnishing all labor, $#3/ SYNTHETIC NARCOTIC POS 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the pur- the sale and the balance of the tools, materials, equipment, SHOPLIFTING ON DENIED LICENSE NARCOTIC SESSION AMPHETAMINE SELL #ASEY $AVIS &ARMING EQUIPMENT POSSESSION SIMPLE pose of foreclosing a trust deed purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the transportation, and services *ORDAN 3COTT 3CHRYVER dated August 15, 2007, and exe- day following the sale. Both the required for the demolition of TON 0$ DISORDERLY CONDUCT ASSAULT cuted by DAVID K. EGBERT AND deposit and the balance must roadway improvements. Approxi- +AYSVILLE 0$ SIMPLE ASSAULT INTOXICATION SHOPLIFTING .ICHOLAS 7AYNE (ECKENLI LORI A. EGBERT, as Trustors, in be paid to Lincoln Title Insur- mately 2,200 SY asphalt, 1,100 ,UCAS 3CHRYVER +EITH 3COTT 4URLEY ABLE 7OODS #ROSS 0$ NAR favor of AMERICA FIRST FED- ance Agency in the form of a wire LF of sidewalk, 1,100 LF of curb +AYSVILLE 0$ SIMPLE ASSAULT #LEARFIELD 0$ POSSESS TOOLS COTIC EQUIPMENT POSSESSION ERAL CREDIT UNION, A UTAH transfer, cashier’s check or certi- and gutter, 300 SF concrete wa- .ANCY $IAZ 7OODS CORPORATION as Beneficiary, fied funds. Cash payments, per- terway, and 14 drive approaches FOR FORGERYCOUNTERFEITING PROPERTY DAMAGE EVADING #ROSS 0$ NO PROOF OF AMPHETAMINE POSSESSION DISORDERLY CONDUCT which Trust Deed was recorded sonal checks or trust checks are will be removed. Utilities shall be INSURANCE DRIVING ON DENIED on August 17, 2007, as Entry No. not accepted. capped, removed, or abandoned $ANIEL 0RESTON &ALLIS $ENTELLE $EE #ARRASCO 2298385, in Book 4348, at Page DATED: May 28, 2013. in accordance with each service LICENSE 7OODS #ROSS 0$ SPEEDING NO 7OODS #ROSS 0$ DISORDERLY 996, in the Official Records of LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE provider’s instructions. Project 0ENI -AKAAFI ,AYTON INSURANCE CONTEMPT OF COURT CONDUCT SIMPLE ASSAULT Davis County, State of Utah cov- AGENCY area will be rough graded as per 0$ THEFT ASSAULT FALSE POLICE ering real property purportedly by: Paula Maughan Engineer. -ICHAEL +RAY 3MITH REPORT SHOPLIFTING EVADING Wednesday, May 22 3UNSET 0$ THEFT NARCOTIC located at 1861 East Ridgehol- its: Vice President Contract Documents may be +RISTEN "ROOKE 3COVEL low Drive, Bountiful, Utah 84010 Telephone: (801) 476-0303 examined at the office of the City *USTIN 0AUL &OWERS EQUIPMENT POSSESSION LIQUOR in Davis County, Utah, and more web site: www.smithknowles. Engineer, located at City Hall. #LEARFIELD 0$ OTHER RIGHT OF #LEARFIELD 0$ PROPERTY DAM FREE TEXT DRIVING ON SUSPEN particularly described as: com Contract Documents and draw- WAY VIOLATION THEFT AGE RESISTINGINTERFERING WITH SION DISORDERLY CONDUCT LOT 77, MAPLE HILLS SUB- SK File No. 13-0232 ings may be obtained from the $USTIN ,EE $ANNER POLICE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SIMPLE ASSAULT NO INSURANCE DIVISION NO. 3, PLAT C, AC- C-256 5/30-6/13 City’s website at www.nslcity.org &ARMINGTON $ISTRICT #OURT *UAN &RANCISCO -ONTOYA CORDING TO THE OFFICIAL beginning June 3rd. 4RACY ,YNN *OHNSON North Salt Lake City FRAUDULENT ACTIVITIES .ORTH 3ALT ,AKE 0$ RESIST ,AYTON 0$ DRIVING ON PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED Questions may be directed to ,ANDON "ARTON &LINT IN THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS 10 East Center Street Parker Bradley at (801) 381- INGINTERFERING WITH POLICE SUSPENSION SHOPLIFTING COUNTY RECORDER, STATE North Salt Lake, Utah 84054 7495. 3YRACUSE 0$ INTOXICATION $5) ALCOHOL TRAFFIC OFFENSE Sealed bids for the project $UKE .ELSON ,AYTON OF UTAH. Tax ID: 05-083-0077 C-257 5/30-6/6 THEFT NARCOTIC EQUIPMENT POS (AYDN (ANNAH 2ICHARDS 0$ DOMESTIC VIOLENCE The current Beneficiary of the “SPRINGHILL SITE RESTORA- SESSION SPEEDING TION – Project No. 13-012” will $#3/ AMPHETAMINE POS SIMPLE ASSAULT