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Hotly contested: 16 candidates running in Bountiful This week in By TOM HARALDSEN For city council, there are 10 candidates Thrive [email protected] vying for two four-year terms. In addition to incumbent Kendalyn Harris, others running New fitness program are Seth E. Allen, Alex Densley, Clint Ochoa designed for older Halladay, Bret Barry Hutchings, Kenny BOUNTIFUL—What a difference two years can make. Knighton, Mason Don Milligan, Dave L. adults coming to During the 2015 municipal elections in Bountiful, three incumbent Nelson, Chris R. Simonsen and Seth Robert Davis County. Wright. city councilmembers ended up being unopposed, and they earned Several of the candidates were vocal reelection to four-year seats. But that was before a couple of hot button opponents to the city’s plan to build a new Thrive, B1 city hall complex at the site of Stoker School issues made their way to the forefront of city governmental decisions. in downtown Bountiful. Mayoral candidate And interest has certainly grown for three other seats on the govern- Collinwood and council candidates Knighton and Hutchings were among those who ing body. actively fought against the plan, which Proof came last week when 16 candidates In the mayor’s race, incumbent Randy Lewis councilmembers later voted against. The filed for election—10 for two council seats and will face off against five opponents who also current plan calls for remodeling of city hall on six for the mayor’s position. That means this filed to run: Jim C. Clark, Dean Collinwood, its current site. The city still plans to demolish summer and fall should be a very interesting Bob Lindsay, John Pitt and Nicholas Dean one for voters and residents of Bountiful. Price. n See “OFFICES” p. A6

Candidates file for municipal elections By TOM HARALDSEN [email protected] The June 7 dead- line for candidates hoping to run in municipal elections this fall brought a lot of new names and faces, as well as incumbents, hoping to take their turns on city Parade of councils and in Homes mayoral roles. Here’s a look at the candidates for different See some of the cities in Davis County, as most beautiful homes well as those city races along the Wasatch that will require a primary. The primary election will Front. be held on Aug. 15, with the general election set for Parade of homes, C1 Nov. 7. Mail-in balloting will begin prior to those dates. BOUNTIFUL: Mayor (four-year term): Jim E. Clark, Dean Collinwood, Randy C. ‘Sounds of Freedom’ a celebration of military service Lewis, Bob Lindsay, John Respect for the flag and the people who fight for it filled Layton Commons Park on Saturday at “Sounds of Freedom.” Audience members Pitt, Nicholas Dean Price saluted the flag (top left) and thanked veterans (top right) during the noon program, which began with a flag ceremony (above). A car (PRIMARY NEEDED) show, live music and more filled the day. For details, see story on page A4. Photos by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper Council (two seats--four- year terms): Seth E. Allen, Alex Densley, Clint Ochoa Halladay, Kendalyn Board approves new high school name n See “CANDIDATES” p. A6 BY BECKY GINOS support for Farmington High School.” [email protected] “We value the public’s input,” said board member Brigit Gerrard. INDEX The mascot and colors for the new school currently Gearing up FARMINGTON—High school #10 has under construction and slated to open in 2018, are also Editorial - A5 up for discussion Swanson said. for car show a name. After winnowing down the list But board vice president Mona Andrus proposed that Obituaries - A7 of possibilities from 10 to three and get- that decision go back to the students. “Those attending Jenniffer Wardell, d1 Sports - A9 ting public input, Rich Swanson, who will the school should be able to decide,” she said. Thrive - B1 Board member Gordon Eckersley agreed. “The serve as the principal there, came before challenge for a new school is to build school spirit,” he Voted best Showcase - D1 the school board for approval of the top said. “I think it helps to have skin in the game to choose weekly Horizons - D3 the mascot and colors.” newspaper in pick – Farmington High School. Swanson said so far the students polled have voted Utah by Society Calendar - D4 “As principal of High School #10 I come eager and differently than their parents so the plan is to bring it of Professional back to those students who will be attending there. They excited to leave with a name,” Swanson said. “The top Journalists Church - D5 three picks were Farmington High School, Bayside and Farmington Peak. There was resounding community n See “NAME” p. A6

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CRIME BRIEFS Kaysville police hit local lemonade stands Compiled by Becky Ginos KAYSVILLE—Calling all lemonade stand entrepre- attempted to purchase neurs. The Kaysville Police Mueller Park burglary Department is once again suspects in custody Visa gift cards. The pair visiting local stands this left the store in a rental summer to enjoy some car. cool refreshment while FARMINGTON— When officers found getting to know the neigh- Detectives with the car matching the borhood children. the Davis County description, one of the If you would like a KPD Sheriff’s Office women tried to run but officer and /or detective to have identified stop by your stand please police were able to appre- call 801-546-1131. three suspects in hended her. According to connection with a a probable cause state- OFFICEr StAnFOrd visits a vehicle burglary ment, more than 70 credit local lemonade stand. that took place cards where found in the Courtesy photo June 4 in Mueller vehicle and the suspects’ Park Canyon. purses. After post- The women were charged with six ing the suspects’ counts of possession of forged writing or New educational field classes on now at photos on social device for writing. Arraignment and bail media, detectives hearings are scheduled for July 14 and USU Extension’s Master Naturalist Program received several 15. tips and have the Utah State University individuals in Extension’s Utah Mas- custody. Charges Fire breaks out in ter Naturalist Program provides nature lovers are pending while automotive shop an opportunity to attend detectives question educational field courses the suspects and LAYTON—Firefighters were able to this summer, with classes complete their investigation. save the Sinclair Main Street Service running through Sept. 29. and Sales structure at 45 N. Main last Focusing on watershed, desert and mountain California women Wednesday, but it still sustained about ecosystems, courses are $65,000 in damages. available across Utah, arrested for fraud The blaze was reported about 11:45 from Salt Lake City and p.m. and crews were credited for their Park City on the north, FARMINGTON—Two women have “aggressive firefighting” that kept the to Moab on the south. been booked into the Davis County Jail building from being entirely consumed, Participants can discover for allegedly using fraudulent credit cards according to authorities. The value of the such places as Antelope PArtICIPAntS can have a hands on experience with nature while at a Layton Walmart. Island and Dead Horse touring Utah. Courtesy photo business is estimated at $700,000. Point State Parks or spend Kynia Thrower and Realiti Brackens, Fire officials said an electrical mal- both from California, were approached a weekend at Great Basin a release. “We search for courses and registration function is being investigated as a pos- National Park. the secrets of nature and information, visit exten- by the store manager after they allegedly sible cause for the blaze. According to Mark make connections we sion.usu.edu/utahmaster- Larese-Casanova, Utah maybe have never noticed naturalist/. Master Naturalist pro- before.” Police look gram director, those For a complete listing of [email protected] attending will have the for forgery opportunity to gain hands on experience and knowl- The suspects edge about nature while touring some of the most The police are seeking the beautiful places in Utah. Davis Clipper public’s help in locating these “I see so many par- suspects for passing forged ticipants develop a deep Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. prescriptions throughout the connection to nature or a Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 county, call 801-298-6000. place, from the wetlands Volume 125 number 45 of the Swaner Preserve June 15, 2017 to the deserts of Grand THE DAVIS CLIPPER Useful things you can do with today’s newspaper. . . Staircase-Escalante Na- (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper (after you read it, of course) tional Monument, during Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl , UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at # Test out your new paperweight a Utah Master Naturalist Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to 40 field course,” he said in The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. A2 NEwS/CRIME BRIEFS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 News A3

CRIME BRIEFS Kaysville police hit local lemonade stands Compiled by Becky Ginos KAYSVILLE—Calling all New GOP chairman hits the ground lemonade stand entrepre- attempted to purchase neurs. The Kaysville Police Mueller Park burglary Department is once again running, seeks to strengthen party Visa gift cards. The pair visiting local stands this suspects in custody left the store in a rental summer to enjoy some By TOM HARALDSEN guy that pays my debts – I’ve never car. cool refreshment while FARMINGTON— [email protected] been in this position. It hurts, and When officers found getting to know the neigh- I wake up at night with in on my Detectives with the car matching the borhood children. SALT LAKE CITY—Rob Anderson mind.” the Davis County description, one of the If you would like a KPD had a pretty good idea what he was But Anderson, who is a commer- Sheriff’s Office women tried to run but officer and /or detective to taking on when he ran for, and suc- cial airline pilot, feels the party has have identified stop by your stand please cessfully captured, the chairmanship hit “rock bottom.” With the CD3 seat police were able to appre- call 801-546-1131. three suspects in hended her. According to of the Utah Republican Party last open and the upcoming November month. But still, after he studied just election, “I feel that if we can reach connection with a a probable cause state- OFFICEr StAnFOrd visits a vehicle burglary local lemonade stand. how bad the party’s financial situa- out to the Republicans who’ve left ment, more than 70 credit the party or are no longer active and that took place Courtesy photo tion was, “reality set in.” cards where found in the Anderson, a resident of Bountiful, bring them back, things will change June 4 in Mueller vehicle and the suspects’ LORNA KOCI accepts a check from Ben Benner and Alma Fonua inherited not just the burden of debt here. We won’t be flush with cash, Park Canyon. purses. of Enterprise Rent-A-Car. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper left behind from the previous party but we’ll spend what we raise, to After post- The women were charged with six administration, but also the sudden show those people who donate that ing the suspects’ counts of possession of forged writing or New educational field classes on now at resignation of Third District Con- we’re doing the things we’ve prom- gressman Jason Chaffetz. That set ised. We’ll get conservative people photos on social device for writing. Arraignment and bail media, detectives ‘Fill Your Tank’ into motion this Saturday’s special elected and give them a voice with hearings are scheduled for July 14 and USU Extension’s Master Naturalist Program nominating convention at Timpview the lawmakers.” received several 15. In regards to Saturday’s conven- Utah State University High School in Provo, where the tips and have the tion, the top vote-getter will be on Extension’s Utah Mas- party will select a nominee to run for individuals in program benefits Chaffetz’ seat in November’s general the ballot for the August primary, ter Naturalist Program custody. Charges Fire breaks out in but two candidates – Provo Mayor provides nature lovers election. In fact, the GOP may have ROB ANDERSON has taken over as GOP John Curtis and businessman Tan- are pending while automotive shop an opportunity to attend three candidates on that primary bal- ner Ainge, have already submitted detectives question educational field courses lot. More on that later. chairman. Btf. food pantry The financial problems of the Courtesy photo more than 7,000 signatures to earn the suspects and this summer, with classes LAYTON—Firefighters were able to their way into that primary. If one of running through Sept. 29. party have been well documented – complete their investigation. save the Sinclair Main Street Service BY BECKY GINOS in celebration of its 60th them doesn’t get the outright nomi- Focusing on watershed, debts from past events, the party’s and Sales structure at 45 N. Main last [email protected] anniversary. nation, there may be three Republi- desert and mountain unsuccessful effort to fight Senate “A lot of things fell “Our goal is to make cans in the primary. California women Wednesday, but it still sustained about ecosystems, courses are Bill 54, and even last month’s party BOUNTIFUL—Those try- communities better in any Anderson is very appreciative $65,000 in damages. available across Utah, confab – debts amounting to over ing to feed the hungry in way we can,” said Director into place at the of the support he’s received since arrested for fraud The blaze was reported about 11:45 from Salt Lake City and $400,000. Anderson says he’s always Davis County got a little of Fleet Management, Ben taking the helm. His vision for the p.m. and crews were credited for their Park City on the north, been “a prolific fundraiser. I did a boost last week in the form Benner. “We want to give future is “to become more relevant FARMINGTON—Two women have to Moab on the south. lot of things when I was chair of the “aggressive firefighting” that kept the of a donation from the En- back to the community. convention.” and more inclusive, so people will been booked into the Davis County Jail Participants can discover Davis County GOP to get things building from being entirely consumed, terprise Rent-A-Car Foun- Our motto is ‘strengthen want to donate and get involved with for allegedly using fraudulent credit cards such places as Antelope PArtICIPAntS can have a hands on experience with nature while done. There were a couple of staffers Rob Anderson according to authorities. The value of the dation. Representatives our communities one here that wanted me to run based on the party. We’d love to help those Island and Dead Horse touring Utah. Courtesy photo at a Layton Walmart. from the company present- neighborhood at a time.’” who consider running in municipal business is estimated at $700,000. Point State Parks or spend the relationships we’d formed when Kynia Thrower and Realiti Brackens, ed a check for $1,500 to Koci said the recent continue the fight to the 10th Circuit elections become more familiar with Fire officials said an electrical mal- a weekend at Great Basin a release. “We search for courses and registration I worked for the Davis GOP. So I both from California, were approached the Bountiful Community letter carrier food drive Court. Opposition to that intent cer- the process. I’d like to create a hand- function is being investigated as a pos- National Park. the secrets of nature and information, visit exten- went to the Elephant Club (a group Food Pantry in an effort to was a big success, garner- tainly helped Anderson, who wants book for non-partisan elections. I by the store manager after they allegedly sible cause for the blaze. According to Mark make connections we sion.usu.edu/utahmaster- of active and well-healed Republican provide much needed food ing more than 39,000 lbs. the lawsuit dropped. think we can provide a lot of support Larese-Casanova, Utah maybe have never noticed naturalist/. supporters) and said I wouldn’t run for families and individuals of food for the pantry. “A lot of things fell into place at the for people out there who are doing Master Naturalist pro- before.” unless they agreed to help pay off in the area. “We had a wonderful re- convention,” he said. “One of those things outside of partisan politics.” gram director, those For a complete listing of [email protected] the debt and drop the lawsuit over Police look “We help about 500 sponse,” she said. “We do things is that, through luck of the One way to reach younger voters attending will have the SB54.” families a month,” said need that food to help us. draw, I spoke last. Also, my speech is through the party’s new online opportunity to gain hands The Utah Legislature passed for forgery Lorna Koci, director of the Our big food drives are the was a bit more honest and truthful. debate platform called ASK – an ac- on experience and knowl- SB54 in 2014, setting up a dual-path pantry. “We also help sev- Scout and letter carrier. Delegates were tired of going down ronym for Ask, Study, Know. Already edge about nature while The for candidates to get on the party’s suspects eral other agencies with It gives us enough food the same path.” up and running, it contains video touring some of the most primary ballot. There was a clear The police are seeking the the food we have such as to last us until Christmas- split among party faithful about In the first round of voting, Evans responses from most candidates vy- beautiful places in Utah. Davis Clipper senior centers, homeless time.” was eliminated. That put Anderson ing for the CD3 nomination. public’s help in locating these “I see so many par- that bill, which allows candidates shelters and head start.” The pantry has also and Wright into a second round “I think this will be especially suspects for passing forged ticipants develop a deep Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. to either win the nomination at the Koci said the pantry pro- been handing out vouchers of voting, where Anderson got 56 valuable to voters in rural areas,” An- prescriptions throughout the connection to nature or a Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 party’s convention or gather signa- vides 1,340 pantry packs a to children for the sum- percent of the vote to Wright’s 43 derson said. “We may do this for all county, call 801-298-6000. place, from the wetlands tures to gain access to the ballot. Volume 125 number 45 week for children to take mer. “We’ve given 500 to percent. elections going forward to reach out of the Swaner Preserve Both of Anderson’s opponents in the June 15, 2017 home over the weekend the schools for families “Since then, I’ve been trying to get for millennials and draw more voters to the deserts of Grand race for party leader – former chair THE DAVIS CLIPPER when they might not have that are already on free or my arms around the finances rather to our website. If we can do that, Useful things you can do with today’s newspaper. . . Staircase-Escalante Na- James Evans and former vice-chair (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper access to meals. “Those reduced lunch that live in quickly,” he said. “I came in the and continue to get our message out (after you read it, of course) tional Monument, during Phill Wright, were staunch oppo- Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl , UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at go home each Friday,” she the county,” she said. “We nents of SB54 and proponents of a first week and realized we’d written there, I think the party will be very a Utah Master Naturalist Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to # said. “Most of the packs know it’s just a Band-Aid. $30,000 of checks that have bounced successful.” Test out your new paperweight field course,” he said in The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. lawsuit filed in federal district court 40 are made off site and we Our numbers (in need) are to overturn it. The party lost twice in since last month’s convention. That couldn’t help that many increasing so we really ap- lower court rulings but had vowed to has been the hardest thing. I’m a children if we didn’t have preciate these donations. that community support.” We run this place with Through its “Fill Your only two full-time and two Tank” program, Enterprise part-time employees. We is providing $60 million couldn’t do this without over six years to fight your help.” hunger around the world

Just ‘plane’ fun Parker and Emilia Irwin check out a plane at the Skypark Aviation Festival in Woods Cross recently. The event, held June 2 and June 3, featured an array of planes, food, bounce toys, vendors, flights and a screening of the movie “Top Gun.” Photo by Becky Ginos|Davis Clipper A4 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 Career with Davis Clipper spans 50 years BY LOUISE R. SHAW mieson. “She was a mentor and [email protected] always looked for the good in everybody. She was one of those BOUNTIFUL—Rebecca Jamieson people you will never forget.” was just 14 in 1967 when she In her 50 years at the Clipper, started working at the family Jamieson only missed one pay business. period, and that happened when Now, in 2017, she can claim a her fourth child was born. It rare accomplishment: 50 years was nine days before Christmas wearing different hats but work- and a busy time at the paper and ing for the same enterprise – the her other three children were Davis Clipper. sick. Then she fell ill at the hos- Jamieson was a daughter of pital and her husband got sick Dean Stahle and a granddaugh- when she got home with their ter to John Stahle Jr., and the new baby. family business was news. Other than that, she has In those first years, she and a contributed to each weekly sister and a friend would meet (and sometimes twice-weekly) once a week, from about 10 edition. p.m. to 2 a.m., to stuff inserts Working at a newspaper has into printed newspapers and get been a rewarding job, said them ready for delivery. Jamieson, though there are Her roles have changed over stresses at times with deadlines the years as automation has to work with. advanced and people have come “There’s always been a sense and gone. of accomplishment in seeing Now she works part time three something come together,” she days a week, preparing mis- said. sionary and wedding announce- Now she enjoys her quiet ments, legal notices, baby and desk in the production offices at anniversary announcements, and REBEccA JAmIESON pREpARES wedding announcements and calendar items for the Davis Clipper, one of many roles the Clipper, with two computers obituaries for publication. she has played at the Clipper over five decades. lit up, a stack of information to She also formats informa- Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper input, and a view of the Bounti- tion submitted for the weekly ful LDS Temple out a nearby calendar and the weekly list of “Rebecca has been a stalwart,” ers. She would sell ads and talk copy would be manually pasted window. bookings. said Gail Stahle, who has run the to merchants and did a lot of over the error. She doesn’t know for sure “Rebecca has worked in paper since 1989. “She’s some- great P.R. for the paper.” Now, every writer types in his how long she will stay at the every aspect of the newspaper,” one we could depend on to do a Jamieson worked full time or her own stories and they can paper, but has no plans to retire, said Tom Haraldsen, manag- great job. I don’t know how the until the first of her four children be proofread and corrected on saying it’s just easier – and com- ing editor. “Through the years Clipper would have run without was born, then she was able to the computer rather than manu- fortable – to keep working. a lot of employees have come her.” do typesetting at home. ally. “She found her love early,” and gone at the Clipper, but she Jamieson was one of seven “I used to typeset everything “I used to know about what said Haraldsen. “It’s very has remained and endured and children, all of whom worked at in the paper – the front page, high school was tops in the impressive in this day and age contributed to the paper. It’s a the paper in some way early on. sports – everything,” she said. region, every player’s name, where people constantly like to tribute to the Stahle family for After doing inserts through In those days, a special keyboard what was going on in the cities, change.” their willingness to run and their high school, Jamieson had stints was used to type in stories that everything,” she said. “Though everything has ability to keep the Clipper alive working in the front office, help- would come out on a punch Other things have changed as changed around her,” he said, for three generations.” ing with billing and classifieds, tape, which would then be run well. Machines now do the in- “Rebecca has remained dedicat- The paper marked 125 years and typesetting. At one time she through a machine and come out serting, and people she worked ed to writing and contributing since its founding last year, wrote a recipe column. formatted to fit the layout of the with have come and gone. and to producing a great com- celebrating the contributions of “I spent a lot of time with my paper. If errors were found in She speaks highly of Judy Jen- munity newspaper that helps founder John Stahle Sr., his son grandmother,” she said of John proofreading, just the word, the sen, an editor at the paper who the residents of Davis County John Stahle, Jr., and grandson, Stahle Jr.’s wife, Lucile. “She sentence or the paragraph would died in 2001. keep informed on what’s going current owner Gail Stahle. taught us how to treat custom- be reprinted and the corrected “She was so gracious,” said Ja- on.” Freedom and veterans celebrated at ‘Sounds of Freedom’ BY LOUISE R. SHAW honor the contributions of become … had they made [email protected] those who have served in it home.” the military. Donations are still being LAYTON—After leading Davis County Commis- collected for the memorial, the crowd in cheering for sioner Randy Elliott also at https://www.gofundme. veterans and the families addressed the crowd, com/v9hacw4. that support them, Dennis sharing stories of family Howland asked the audi- members who had served TREvOR TOWNSENd (center) ence to pause for a mo- in past wars and adding his talks about his 1930 Ford ment of silence to honor thanks to the local com- Roadster with Jason, Emily those in the military who munity. (pointing) and Lily Haskins at had given their lives. Elliott said he has met Sounds of Freedom on June “We lost two more with generals at Hill Air 10 in Layton. Hundreds of cars soldiers in Afghanistan this Force Base, “and they say were exhibited at the show. morning,” said Howland, this is one of the best com- Photo by Louise R. Shaw/ president of the Utah State munities to be in because Davis Clipper Council of Vietnam Veter- you want to help those ans of America. “We need who have served.” for a dedication ceremony to pause to remember all Again this year, funds on Flag Day of 2018. our men and women we’ve were being raised to help The memorial would SHARE YOUR lost.” build a memorial wall at include all 58,479 “names Howland was one of a Layton Commons Park of our kids” who died in BUSINESS number of speakers at that would be 80 percent the Vietnam War, said Saturday’s Sounds of Free- the size of the Vietnam Howland. Of those, 366 are NEWS WITH dom in Layton, an annual Memorial Wall in Washing- from Utah, he said. event that includes a car ton, D.C. “They were so young – YOUR NEIGHBORS and many people will say show, live music, booths, Organizers now are • Grand Openings food trucks and giveaways. ready to begin the proj- they missed out on life and The event is organized ect, and hope to kick off on life’s experiences,” he • Promotions annually by L.t. Weese, construction with a parade said, “but more than that, • New Products who received a plaque of on Veterans Day, Nov. 11. we missed their greatness thanks for his efforts to The plan would then be and what they could have Email your news to: [email protected] Useful things you can do with today’s newspaper. . . (after you read it, of course) Practice stapling.

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801-295-7301 43 North Main, Bountiful Store Hours: 10 to 6 Mon. - Fri. • 10 to 5 Sat. A4 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 OPINION/News cLipper • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 A5 cycLopS cLipper on the Street Career with Davis Clipper spans 50 years At the opening of the new Blue Lemon play area at Sta- tion Park in Farmington June 7, we asked some youngsters BY LOUISE R. SHAW mieson. “She was a mentor and With tax increase idea, marketing is in play what they like the most about playgrounds they visit: [email protected] always looked for the good in everybody. She was one of those BOUNTIFUL—Rebecca Jamieson people you will never forget.” The opinions stated in this article hope someone else will pay for it. of English language learners in order “There’s always was just 14 in 1967 when she In her 50 years at the Clipper, are solely those of the author and not of The original proposal was to raise to boost student outcomes. Other started working at the family Jamieson only missed one pay The Davis Clipper. the state income tax from 5 percent districts may need to focus on large something new business. period, and that happened when to 6 percent. That concerned some teacher pay increases to combat the BRYAN GRAY in the business community since a current shortage. The petition orga- Now, in 2017, she can claim a her fourth child was born. It Experienced rare accomplishment: 50 years was nine days before Christmas sizeable number of Utahns don’t pay nizers are correct in not handcuffing at different journalist, income tax (or pay very little). The schools with a one-size-fits-all plan. wearing different hats but work- and a busy time at the paper and businessman final idea contained on the petition The pro-initiative supporters will, ing for the same enterprise – the her other three children were living in Davis playgrounds. Davis Clipper. sick. Then she fell ill at the hos- County is a compromise: Income tax goes of course, point to Utah’s standing as Jamieson was a daughter of pital and her husband got sick up only half as much (to 5.5 percent) having the lowest-per-pupil spend- Dean Stahle and a granddaugh- when she got home with their while the sales tax goes up one-half ing in the U.S. and that more than Of course you ter to John Stahle Jr., and the new baby. of 1 percent. The increases will be half of all educators leave the profes- family business was news. Other than that, she has staggered with smaller jumps until sion within their first five years. The have to have In those first years, she and a contributed to each weekly fully completed in 2021, amounting to problem with this stance is that Utah sister and a friend would meet (and sometimes twice-weekly) some $700 million annually in extra students (mostly from middle-income once a week, from about 10 edition. n a battle to sway public money. families) do relatively well despite the swings – those p.m. to 2 a.m., to stuff inserts Working at a newspaper has Let the games – the marketing low-per-pupil funding and that a good into printed newspapers and get been a rewarding job, said opinion, facts are often less – begin. Opponents will object on share of teachers leaving the field are them ready for delivery. Jamieson, though there are important than marketing. several fronts. The Utah chapter of women quitting to raise a family – a are always really fun.” I Gracie Remington Her roles have changed over stresses at times with deadlines Utahans will see this during the Americans for Prosperity – a Koch pay increase may not change their the years as automation has to work with. Brothers outfit funded by out-of-state minds. 13, of Centerville advanced and people have come “There’s always been a sense next 18 months, and my crystal interests – is already complaining that And this is where marketing and gone. of accomplishment in seeing ball cannot reveal which side the tax increase would make the state matters. Opponents will be silent on Now she works part time three something come together,” she will win. less attractive to incoming business. the one-half-of 1 percent increase days a week, preparing mis- said. The problem with that argument is and focus on the actual dollars ($416 “I like the Gorilla sionary and wedding announce- Now she enjoys her quiet The issue should be of concern to everybody living here: raising money that incoming business is as interest- more per year in 2021 for the aver- ments, legal notices, baby and desk in the production offices at ed in having educated workers as it is age household) and the percentage anniversary announcements, and REBEccA JAmIESON pREpARES wedding announcements and calendar items for the Davis Clipper, one of many roles the Clipper, with two computers for public education. A group of civic bars. Anything and business leaders have filed sepa- dodging taxes. (Kansas is currently increase (10 percent tax hike on both obituaries for publication. she has played at the Clipper over five decades. lit up, a stack of information to on the ropes economically by betting sales and income tax). Supporters She also formats informa- Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper input, and a view of the Bounti- rate papers to initiate an Our Schools Now tax hike. If proponents are able the farm on lower taxes, whereas will “market” the need for educated that I can climb, tion submitted for the weekly ful LDS Temple out a nearby high-tech companies are still forming workers, the added jobs, and the calendar and the weekly list of “Rebecca has been a stalwart,” ers. She would sell ads and talk copy would be manually pasted window. to secure an appropriate number of signatures from voters in 26 of 29 in high-tax California due to a ready fact that more than half of the total bookings. said Gail Stahle, who has run the to merchants and did a lot of over the error. She doesn’t know for sure supply of tech-smart workers.) increase will come from the more like the pole “Rebecca has worked in paper since 1989. “She’s some- great P.R. for the paper.” Now, every writer types in his how long she will stay at the Senate districts, the issue will appear on the 2018 ballot. The Utah Taxpayers Association well-heeled taxpayers. every aspect of the newspaper,” one we could depend on to do a Jamieson worked full time or her own stories and they can paper, but has no plans to retire, has already come out against the peti- You’ll hear a lot of claims and sta- saying it’s just easier – and com- If you ask people whether pub- here. That’s said Tom Haraldsen, manag- great job. I don’t know how the until the first of her four children be proofread and corrected on tion arguing that there is no specific tistics. I can’t tell you which side will ing editor. “Through the years fortable – to keep working. lic education should receive more Clipper would have run without was born, then she was able to the computer rather than manu- plan for how schools will spend the win the battle, but if Our Schools Now a lot of employees have come “She found her love early,” money, the vast majority will nod her.” do typesetting at home. ally. extra money. I would suggest that ev- receives enough signatures to put it what I like the and gone at the Clipper, but she said Haraldsen. “It’s very their head. If you ask the same people Jamieson was one of seven “I used to typeset everything “I used to know about what ery school district is different. Urban on the ballot, I suspect the final vote has remained and endured and children, all of whom worked at in the paper – the front page, high school was tops in the impressive in this day and age to fork over more taxes, the support contributed to the paper. It’s a where people constantly like to starts evaporating. It’s human nature; districts, for instance, will probably will be close. best.” the paper in some way early on. sports – everything,” she said. region, every player’s name, plug money into meeting the needs tribute to the Stahle family for After doing inserts through In those days, a special keyboard what was going on in the cities, change.” we want to better our society but we Madi Boyle their willingness to run and their high school, Jamieson had stints was used to type in stories that everything,” she said. “Though everything has age 7, of Layton (celebrating her birthday on ability to keep the Clipper alive changed around her,” he said, working in the front office, help- would come out on a punch Other things have changed as June 7!) for three generations.” ing with billing and classifieds, tape, which would then be run well. Machines now do the in- “Rebecca has remained dedicat- in thiS together The paper marked 125 years and typesetting. At one time she through a machine and come out serting, and people she worked ed to writing and contributing since its founding last year, wrote a recipe column. formatted to fit the layout of the with have come and gone. and to producing a great com- celebrating the contributions of “I spent a lot of time with my paper. If errors were found in She speaks highly of Judy Jen- munity newspaper that helps “My favorite founder John Stahle Sr., his son grandmother,” she said of John proofreading, just the word, the sen, an editor at the paper who the residents of Davis County Travel can be enlightening anywhere, any time John Stahle, Jr., and grandson, Stahle Jr.’s wife, Lucile. “She sentence or the paragraph would died in 2001. keep informed on what’s going current owner Gail Stahle. on.” thing at a play- taught us how to treat custom- be reprinted and the corrected “She was so gracious,” said Ja- The opinions stated in this article are solely those of the author and not ground is a of The Davis Clipper. Freedom and veterans celebrated at ‘Sounds of Freedom’ climbing wall. BY LOUISE R. SHAW honor the contributions of become … had they made The bigger, the [email protected] those who have served in it home.” LOUISE R. the military. Donations are still being SHAW LAYTON—After leading Davis County Commis- collected for the memorial, Reporter, photographer taller, the bet- the crowd in cheering for sioner Randy Elliott also at https://www.gofundme. veterans and the families addressed the crowd, com/v9hacw4. ter.” that support them, Dennis sharing stories of family Howland asked the audi- members who had served TREvOR TOWNSENd (center) hen she refused to Grace Gunn ence to pause for a mo- in past wars and adding his talks about his 1930 Ford pay him what he 12, of Farmington ment of silence to honor thanks to the local com- Roadster with Jason, Emily those in the military who munity. (pointing) and Lily Haskins at Wwas asking, the taxi had given their lives. Elliott said he has met Sounds of Freedom on June driver grabbed her suitcase “We lost two more with generals at Hill Air 10 in Layton. Hundreds of cars from the sidewalk, put it in “Slides are my soldiers in Afghanistan this Force Base, “and they say were exhibited at the show. morning,” said Howland, this is one of the best com- Photo by Louise R. Shaw/his trunk and slammed the two Men Are deep in conversation at an antique shop in Jaffa near Tel Aviv, Israel. president of the Utah State munities to be in because Davis Clippertrunk lid shut. Photo by Louise R. Shaw favorite thing. Council of Vietnam Veter- you want to help those for a dedication ceremony We had just arrived in Tel ans of America. “We need who have served.” you can hang your clean clothes on airport recently gave us a chance I love to climb on Flag Day of 2018. to pause to remember all Again this year, funds Aviv and already things were a rack out the window to dry. to learn about the challenges faced our men and women we’ve were being raised to help The memorial would SHARE YOUR include all 58,479 “names different. In some cities you don’t have to by a refugee from – wouldn’t you up a ladder and lost.” build a memorial wall at Our taxi driver had insisted we have a car to get everywhere, you know it – the Middle East. Howland was one of a Layton Commons Park of our kids” who died in BUSINESS the Vietnam War, said all squeeze into his taxi, thinking can take a subway or a bus or a And we learned how differences number of speakers at that would be 80 percent he could get three times the fare train. in governments can impact people slide down. I Saturday’s Sounds of Free- the size of the Vietnam Howland. Of those, 366 are NEWS WITH from Utah, he said. for driving the same distance, and In some countries you don’t and jobs, families and lives. dom in Layton, an annual Memorial Wall in Washing- while a few of us were willing to have to have cereal and toast for Not everyone has had our oppor- event that includes a car ton, D.C. “They were so young – YOUR NEIGHBORS also like the log and many people will say pay – or unwilling to put up a fight breakfast, you can have croissants tunities. Not everyone has had our show, live music, booths, Organizers now are • Grand Openings – the French woman was sure she and yogurt, or rice and fried veg- freedoms. food trucks and giveaways. ready to begin the proj- they missed out on life and was right. And though she prob- etables. Not everyone does things or wall in play- The event is organized ect, and hope to kick off on life’s experiences,” he • Promotions ably was, he had her suitcase. Some things become clear just by thinks things the way we do. annually by L.t. Weese, construction with a parade said, “but more than that, • New Products who received a plaque of on Veterans Day, Nov. 11. we missed their greatness They negotiated a while lon- observation, others you can learn The French woman we met in the grounds like this one.” thanks for his efforts to The plan would then be and what they could have Email your news to: ger – with arms flailing and voices by conversation. taxi in Tel Aviv was visiting family Jay Remington [email protected] raising – and she paid a little more A taxi ride is one of the best in Israel. Her mother had served but not what he’d asked, and he chances for learning about things in the French Resistance during 10, of Centerville Useful things you can do with today’s newspaper. . . gave her the luggage but not with a that are different but not seen. World War II but wouldn’t talk (after you read it, of course) smile. As long as the driver keeps a about it and was never the same And we were off. hand on the wheel now and then after the war, the daughter said. Where will the Clipper on the Street camera be Practice stapling. The first thing you learn when and an eye on the road most of the As we spoke, we shared our next??? Wait and see. you travel abroad is that people time, you can engage him or her worries about politics in both her do things differently than you had for however long it might take to country and mine. once thought was normal and uni- get where you’re going. Just as I was curious about her versal. We have met some most interest- take on life, she was curious about It’s the most important reason ing people in taxis – or now Uber mine. And when she learned which Roman for travel. cars -- and learned some most state I was from, she asked lots of The sooner you learn that every- interesting things. questions about my religion, too. one doesn’t do things the same way We have had lectures on politics, Our random taxi ride was an edu- Summer you do them and the sooner you stories from the lives of refugees cation for both of us in more ways realize that normal is relative, the and updates on history, all while than one. better. being turned and tossed in the Travel offers a window to dif- You don’t have to put ice in your back seat of cars. Something about ferent parts of the world through water. You don’t have to start din- knowing you’ll never see this per- different sets of eyes. Jambu Sale Reign ner before 7 p.m. You don’t have to son again makes it easier for you to Don’t miss an opportunity to go have fries with that. ask and easier for them to share. somewhere, talk to someone. In some towns – maybe most – And not just in Tel Aviv. In Salt And learn something. you don’t have to live in a house Lake City too. OFF with both a washer AND a dryer, A ride home from the Salt Lake

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By TOM HARALDSEN be to have some type of memorial to the city’s website and on social media. [email protected] honor all of those babies buried there.” A $1,000 Partner Sponsorship also She said that placing a statue in that includes plaque recognition at the BOUNTIFUL—It’s been just over a year section “is a fitting way to bring peace cemetery office next to a history of the since Kyra and Patrick Dunshee began and comfort to the families and loved statue. A $2,500 Community Sponsor- a fundraising effort to build a statue ones of the babies. It will also serve as ship includes those items already honoring children in the Bountiful City a reminder to all who see it that these mentioned, plus a thank you letter and Cemetery. The couple has set a July 31 precious little ones will never be forgot- recognition at a city council meeting. deadline to complete their efforts for ten.” A $5,000 Founding Sponsorship adds the memorial statue. The Dunshees, along with residents an opportunity to speak at the statue As reported last year, the Dun- Jon and Carrie Marsh and Bountiful dedication. shees know the heartache that comes City Councilwoman Kendalyn Harris, The fundraising committee would when parents lose a child. In 2003, have coordinated fundraising efforts like to see a statue like the one shown their son Cole died at birth and was and “we are so thankful and grateful here, which is located in the Lehi City buried in the Bountiful City Cemetery. for all who’ve donated,” Kyra Dunshee Cemetery. All donations are tax deduct- Today, over 375 infants, toddlers and said. They still receive contributions ible and can be made at the Bountiful small children are buried in a special from families and individuals, but are City offices, 790 South 100 East, or at section of the cemetery. Kyra Dunshee also now focusing on businesses in the U.S. Bank to the Bountiful Cemetery said the children’s section has only flat community. Statue Fund. markers, so the public might not real- “As an area business leader or owner, ize the section exists. we are appealing for your contribu- “The children’s area of the cemetery tion,” she said. “Your donation will help A STATUE SUCH AS THIS ONE IN THE has become a very special and even make this memorial statue a reality and LEHI CITY CEMETERY would be placed in sacred place to families,” Kyra said. be a permanent reminder of your sup- the children’s section of the Bountiful City “Through the years we have met many port for the community.” Cemetery if the current fundraising drive is parents at the cemetery. Often we have There are a variety of donation op- successful. thought about how heartwarming, tions for businesses. A $500 Friend Courtesy photo comforting and appropriate it would Sponsorship includes recognition on

which to choose for the year terms): Robert Richards Barber, James SYRACUSE: Offices Aug. 15 primary election. Candidates Eberhard, Michael C. Hansen, Susan Marie Mayor (four-year term): Continued from p. A1 The two top vote-getting Continued from p. A1 Petersen, Karen M. Lee, Randi V. VonBose Michael L. Gailey mayoral candidates and Peterson (GENERAL (GENERAL ELECTION Council (one seat--four- Stoker School later this four top vote-getting Keyes Harris, Bret ELECTION ONLY) ONLY) year term): Corinne N. year and build a new plaza council candidates will Berry Hutchings, Kenny FARMINGTON: LAYTON: Bolduc, Jordan B. Savage on that site in the near then face off in the general Knighton, Mason Don (GENERAL ELECTION future. Milligan, Dave L. Nelson, Mayor (four-year term): Mayor (four-year term): election set for Nov. 7. H. James Talbot Kyle Huntsman, Robert ONLY) Pitt chose not to run for For a list of candidates in Chris R. Simonsen, Council (two-year term): reelection to his council Seth Robert Wright. Council (two seats-- J. Stevenson (GENERAL all Davis County cities, see four-year terms): John ELECTION ONLY) Jason L. Henrie, Douglas seat, but threw his name separate story in today’s (PRIMARY NEEDED) Peterson, William Seth in the hat for the mayoral Bilton, Emma Mansour, Council (two seats-- edition. Mail-in voting CENTERVILLE: Brigham Mellor, Kyle four-year terms): Tom Teagne, Ralph Vaughn post. All of this means that begins three weeks prior Mayor (four-year term): (PRIMARY NEEDED) voters in Bountiful will Smith, Rebecca Wayment Day, Dante Fratto, Clint to the Aug. 15 primary. Andrew James Bavelas, (PRIMARY NEEDED) Morris, Joy Petro, Eric have a large ballot from WEST BOUNTIFUL: Randy Randall, Clark FRUIT HEIGHTS: Willison (PRIMARY Mayor (four-year term): Wilkinson (PRIMARY NEEDED) Kenneth L. Romney, NEEDED) Mayor (four-year term): Jeremy John Canter, Don NORTH SALT LAKE: Brady Tracy (GENERAL Council (two seats-- ELECTION ONLY) four-year terms): Tami Wayne Carroll, Scot F. Mayor (four-year term): Poole (Canter and Poole Len Arave Council (two seats- Fillmore, Stephanie four-year terms): Kelly L. Ivie, Bruce Pitt will face each other Council (two seats--four- in the Pinecone Party year terms): Lisa Baskin, Enquist, Heather (GENERAL ELECTION Gardner, Alan Malan, ONLY) convention. The winner Robert E. Drinkall, Ryan will face Carroll in the Scott Mumford, Alisa Van Gary Merrell, Mark CLEARFIELD: General Election). Langeveld (GENERAL Preece (PRIMARY Mayor (four-year term): Council (two seat-- ELECTION ONLY) NEEDED) Mark R. Shepherd four-year terms): Julia SUNSET: WOODS CROSS: Council (two seats--four- Ann Busche, Kyle N. Mayor (four-year term): year terms): Brady Jugler, Mayor (four-year term): Charlesworth, Jeanne M. Michael Love, D. Howard Ricky D. Earnshaw Tim Roper, Robert L. Groberg, Scot F. Poole Council (one sea--four- Stotts, Karece Thompson Madsen, Laura Penman (GENERAL ELECTION (PRIMARY NEEDED) year term): Tamara L. (GENERAL ELECTION ONLY) Dayley, Ryan Westergard ONLY) Council (two seats--four- KAYSVILLE: year terms): Ausitn-Arlo (GENERAL ELECTION CLINTON: Mayor (four-year term): Doyle, Steven W. Pease, ONLY) Mayor (four-year term): John Swan Adams, Rustin Jake Peterson, Nancy Council (one seat-- Lane “Mitch” Adams, James Jessen, Lorene Grego Smalling, Scott two-year term): Julie Anthony O. “Tony” Miner Kamalu, Katie Witt S. Wiggill (PRIMARY Checketts, Matthew Thompson (GENERAL (PRIMARY NEEDED) NEEDED) B. Terry (GENERAL ELECTION ONLY) Council (two seat--four- ELECTION ONLY) CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES ON THE NEWLY NAMED Farmington Council (two seats--four- year terms): Michelle High School west of I-15. Photo by Tom Haraldsen/Davis Clipper

“I just want to thank Name Rich,” said Superintendent Continued from p. A1 Reid Newey. “He’s pulled a lot of hours on this and will start the process he we appreciate it. Rich has said, but it may take a few been doing double duty months since the final as principal of Davis High. boundary study is not It’s one of the largest high complete. schools in the state.”

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Fundraising continues for children’s statue in cemetery OBITUARY Voucher program assists volunteer drivers By TOM HARALDSEN be to have some type of memorial to the city’s website and on social media. [email protected] honor all of those babies buried there.” A $1,000 Partner Sponsorship also BY BECKY GINOS She said that placing a statue in that includes plaque recognition at the Robert D. Baer, M.D. [email protected] BOUNTIFUL—It’s been just over a year section “is a fitting way to bring peace cemetery office next to a history of the CLEARFIELD—The Utah since Kyra and Patrick Dunshee began and comfort to the families and loved statue. A $2,500 Community Sponsor- 1924-2017 Transit Authority (UTA) a fundraising effort to build a statue ones of the babies. It will also serve as ship includes those items already has partnered with the honoring children in the Bountiful City a reminder to all who see it that these mentioned, plus a thank you letter and The soul of Dr. Robert D. Baer took flight Davis County Health Cemetery. The couple has set a July 31 precious little ones will never be forgot- recognition at a city council meeting. on Thursday, June 8, 2017. “Grandpa Baer” is survived by William M. Baer (Sheri Campbell), Department, Roads to deadline to complete their efforts for ten.” A $5,000 Founding Sponsorship adds Amy E. Baer McGuire (Richard) and David R. Independence and Weber the memorial statue. The Dunshees, along with residents an opportunity to speak at the statue Baer (Kim), 17 grandchildren and 20 great- Human Services to launch As reported last year, the Dun- Jon and Carrie Marsh and Bountiful dedication. grandchildren, a host of nieces, nephews, and a new volunteer driver shees know the heartache that comes City Councilwoman Kendalyn Harris, The fundraising committee would friends. He was pre-deceased by his beloved wife of 62 years, Mary Lynn Mace Baer, and voucher program to assist when parents lose a child. In 2003, have coordinated fundraising efforts like to see a statue like the one shown daughters Margaret J. Baer Waldram and seniors and persons with their son Cole died at birth and was and “we are so thankful and grateful here, which is located in the Lehi City Rebecca J. Baer, parents, Delmar and Helen disabilities to have access buried in the Bountiful City Cemetery. for all who’ve donated,” Kyra Dunshee Cemetery. All donations are tax deduct- Baer, sister, Jean Baer Romig, twin brother, to transportation. Today, over 375 infants, toddlers and said. They still receive contributions ible and can be made at the Bountiful Dr. Richard F. Baer and brother, James D. “Transportation needs small children are buried in a special from families and individuals, but are City offices, 790 South 100 East, or at Baer. Dr. Baer was born in Cambridge, Ohio, can be challenging for section of the cemetery. Kyra Dunshee also now focusing on businesses in the U.S. Bank to the Bountiful Cemetery and grew up in southeastern Ohio. After graduating from high school older adults and those with said the children’s section has only flat community. Statue Fund. and completing three years at Ohio State University, Bob and his disabilities in the commu- markers, so the public might not real- “As an area business leader or owner, twin brother, Dick, were drafted and sent to Paris as part of the Army nity,” said Kristy Cottrell, ize the section exists. we are appealing for your contribu- of Liberation during World War II. Returning to OSU, he completed his bachelor’s degree, enrolled in the OSU College of Medicine, deputy director, Senior “The children’s area of the cemetery tion,” she said. “Your donation will help A STATUE SUCH AS THIS ONE IN THE interned at the University of Denver and started General Practice in Services, DCHD. “We has become a very special and even make this memorial statue a reality and would be placed in Eastern Ohio, in Dalton. He and Mary Lynn, a nurse, were married LEHI CITY CEMETERY don’t have a way to provide sacred place to families,” Kyra said. be a permanent reminder of your sup- in 1950. In 1961, he returned to Ohio State for a residency in Physi- the children’s section of the Bountiful City it all because we can’t take “Through the years we have met many port for the community.” cal Medicine and Rehabilitation. In 1964, Dr. Baer accepted a posi- Cemetery if the current fundraising drive is tion practicing and teaching in the Department of Physical Medicine anyone out of the county. parents at the cemetery. Often we have There are a variety of donation op- successful. at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia, MO. In This allows a neighbor, thought about how heartwarming, tions for businesses. A $500 Friend Courtesy photo 1970, he entered into private practice as Director of the Department friend or family member to comforting and appropriate it would Sponsorship includes recognition on of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Holy Cross Hospital in Salt Lake City, Utah. In the 1990s, he also worked at the Veterans get reimbursed for travel.” KSL RADIO'S AmANDA DICKSON talks to UTA President and CEO Jerry Benson about the new Administration Hospital in Salt Lake City. As an active member Qualified clients can voucher program. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he served as select their own driver to which to choose for the year terms): Robert Richards Barber, James SYRACUSE: a branch president and high councilor in Missouri and in various Scouting, teaching, and leadership positions in Utah. take them to medical ap- three service agencies will for a ride to the Huntsman tation outside of our coun- Offices Aug. 15 primary election. Candidates Eberhard, Michael C. Hansen, Susan Marie Mayor (four-year term): pointments, etc. and get a Continued from p. A1 The two top vote-getting Continued from p. A1 Petersen, Karen M. Lee, Randi V. VonBose Michael L. Gailey Dr. Baer, his wife, and five children enjoyed musical activities qualify and work with the Center. Thank goodness ty. Public transportation is together. Bob and Mary Lynn also enjoyed singing with the Utah voucher that is redeemed individual clients,” he said. for UTA that they’ve cre- available for many but we mayoral candidates and Peterson (GENERAL (GENERAL ELECTION Council (one seat--four- Symphony and Utah Opera. An avid skier into his 80s, Bob spent Stoker School later this Keyes Harris, Bret through UTA as payment “We’ve started some simi- ated bus service that runs also have some gaps. They four top vote-getting ELECTION ONLY) ONLY) year term): Corinne N. many happy hours skiing with friends and family. In his later years, for mileage to the driver year and build a new plaza Berry Hutchings, Kenny he also enjoyed painting in acrylics, working in and enjoying the lar programs in Tooele and throughout the communi- might need assistance get- council candidates will FARMINGTON: LAYTON: Bolduc, Jordan B. Savage for that ride. The funds on that site in the near then face off in the general Knighton, Mason Don beauty of his yard (Bob LOVED flowers), and playing in his wonder- at the VA to help connect ties. For transportation ting out of the car or need Mayor (four-year term): Mayor (four-year term): (GENERAL ELECTION ful train room with his grandchildren. come from a 5310 Grant future. election set for Nov. 7. Milligan, Dave L. Nelson, ONLY) people to medical trips. We some people will call an someone to stay with them H. James Talbot Kyle Huntsman, Robert Our family wishes to thank neighbors, members of the LDS com- Award and support from found a lot of people were ambulance, which is an ex- at the appointment. If a Pitt chose not to run for For a list of candidates in Chris R. Simonsen, Council (two-year term): munity, and friends and Hospice caregivers who helped Dad during reelection to his council Seth Robert Wright. Council (two seats-- J. Stevenson (GENERAL Prop 1. just not getting the medi- pensive choice to make.” senior can find a volunteer all Davis County cities, see four-year terms): John ELECTION ONLY) Jason L. Henrie, Douglas the past few years. We also express special thanks to grandson “If I could have my seat, but threw his name separate story in today’s (PRIMARY NEEDED) John Baer for his years of dedicated and selfless care of both Bob cal service they need be- UTA Regional General they can give a voucher Bilton, Emma Mansour, Council (two seats-- Peterson, William Seth and Mary Lynn. way, nobody would not in the hat for the mayoral edition. Mail-in voting Teagne, Ralph Vaughn cause of transportation. If Manager, Mt. Ogden Busi- to it helps them to feel CENTERVILLE: Brigham Mellor, Kyle four-year terms): Tom Services will be held at 10 a.m., Friday, June 16, 2017 at the do something because of we can solve that problem ness Unit, Eddy Cumins like they’re contributing. post. All of this means that begins three weeks prior Mayor (four-year term): (PRIMARY NEEDED) Bountiful 13th Ward, 1356 N. 650 East, Bountiful. Public view- voters in Bountiful will Smith, Rebecca Wayment Day, Dante Fratto, Clint a lack of transportation,” it will make all the differ- said it’s impossible to This program will provide to the Aug. 15 primary. Andrew James Bavelas, (PRIMARY NEEDED) Morris, Joy Petro, Eric ing held at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 North Main, Bountiful, said UTA President and have a large ballot from WEST BOUNTIFUL: Thursday, June 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. Online guestbook at www. ence in the world.” put transportation every- many more rides than our Randy Randall, Clark Willison (PRIMARY Mayor (four-year term): russonmortuary.com CEO Jerry Benson at the The emphasis is on non- where. “This program agency can.” Wilkinson (PRIMARY FRUIT HEIGHTS: Mayor (four-year term): NEEDED) Kenneth L. Romney, kick-off luncheon last emergency medical trips expands the reach of the This is a one-year pilot NEEDED) Brady Tracy (GENERAL Thursday. “Part of UTA’s but the qualifying agencies transit system,” he said. “It program that will be evalu- Council (two seats-- Jeremy John Canter, Don NORTH SALT LAKE: Wayne Carroll, Scot F. Mayor (four-year term): ELECTION ONLY) Brent Edwards Harding mission is to bring people can approve other trips at reaches those areas that ated after the year is up to four-year terms): Tami Council (two seats- together and to find out their discretion, Benson are not served by UTA. determine its viability. Fillmore, Stephanie Poole (Canter and Poole Len Arave will face each other Council (two seats--four- four-year terms): Kelly 1962-2017 how to meet those needs. said. I’m confident we can help “It’s unique and innova- L. Ivie, Bruce Pitt Enquist, Heather This will give people more “Transportation has be- you get where you need tive,” said Benson. “We (GENERAL ELECTION in the Pinecone Party year terms): Lisa Baskin, Gardner, Alan Malan, Brent passed away on April 21, 2017, mobility and a higher qual- come a critical issue in We- to go.” hope it will grow and ONLY) convention. The winner Robert E. Drinkall, Ryan will face Carroll in the Scott Mumford, Alisa Van Gary Merrell, Mark while preparing his “Sexy Betsy” motorhome ity of life. It makes it easier ber and Davis Counties,” Cottrell said one of the expand to make more trips for his dream of living at Strawberry Reser- CLEARFIELD: General Election). Langeveld (GENERAL Preece (PRIMARY for someone to make a trip said Roy Mayor Willard pressing needs for seniors for you.” voir. because they get some Mayor (four-year term): Council (two seat-- ELECTION ONLY) NEEDED) He was born April 3, 1962 in Heber City, S. Cragun. “Prop 1 funds is to keep them in their For more information Mark R. Shepherd four-year terms): Julia WOODS CROSS: Utah to Douglas Harding (Evelyn) and Joyce compensation.” put some extra money in home. “It’s where we want about the volunteer driver Council (two seats--four- SUNSET: Edwards Godfrey (Russell). As a youngster, Benson said the idea has the pot. There are many them to be,” she said. “But voucher program contact Ann Busche, Kyle N. Mayor (four-year term): Mayor (four-year term): year terms): Brady Jugler, Brent loved spending time in Heber City and been in the works for the people who are living on it can be hard for them to the DCHD senior services Charlesworth, Jeanne M. Michael Love, D. Howard Ricky D. Earnshaw Charleston helping his grandparents Oliver Tim Roper, Robert L. last year. “The UTA ad- limited resources and they get to appointments and at 801-525-5050. Groberg, Scot F. Poole Madsen, Laura Penman Council (one sea--four- and Faye Edwards on their farm. He enjoyed Stotts, Karece Thompson (GENERAL ELECTION many hunting trips with his Wright cousins. He ministers the payment on feel they’re imposing on due to limited resources (PRIMARY NEEDED) year term): Tamara L. the voucher and the other (GENERAL ELECTION ONLY) Dayley, Ryan Westergard pestered his older brother Blaine endlessly, good neighbors if they ask we can’t provide transpor- ONLY) Council (two seats--four- but always sought his admiration. KAYSVILLE: year terms): Ausitn-Arlo (GENERAL ELECTION In 1980, Brent graduated (by the skin CLINTON: Mayor (four-year term): Doyle, Steven W. Pease, ONLY) of his teeth) from Viewmont High School in Bountiful, which was Mayor (four-year term): Council (one seat-- a huge relief to his mother. He married Linda Ellis in 1981 (later John Swan Adams, Rustin Jake Peterson, Nancy divorced) and together has two amazing sons, Tyler and Chad. He Lane “Mitch” Adams, James Jessen, Lorene Grego Smalling, Scott two-year term): Julie has another son, Adam, from a second marriage. Checketts, Matthew Bank opens new branch in Bountiful Anthony O. “Tony” Miner Kamalu, Katie Witt S. Wiggill (PRIMARY Brent loved to fish and enjoyed joking around. He had funny Thompson (GENERAL (PRIMARY NEEDED) NEEDED) B. Terry (GENERAL nicknames for everyone: PrairieDog, PuppyDog, and Fluffy, to ELECTION ONLY) ELECTION ONLY) name a few. He could spin any story into a sidesplitting tale. Despite Council (two seat--four- his appreciation for humor, he, like many, had numerous weak- BY BECKY GINOS abuse.” CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES ON THE NEWLY NAMED Farmington Council (two seats--four- year terms): Michelle nesses in life. But since he excelled at being bossy and argumenta- [email protected] The branch has informa- High School west of I-15. Photo by Tom Haraldsen/Davis Clipper tive (as well as being extremely hilarious), he could convince you to tion for those 55 and older overlook his weaknesses. that might need assistance. He also loved BYU football and cooking. But, most of all, he BOUNTIFUL—There’s a “I just want to thank loved his mother, who passed away last year. new bank in town. But in “All choices are available,” Name Rich,” said Superintendent While Brent is no longer here to make us laugh, we will always addition to the usual full- said Liechty. “It’s open to Continued from p. A1 Reid Newey. “He’s pulled carry his memory as a colorful character in our hearts. Tyler will service financial offerings, anyone who needs help. miss the late night fishing trips to Deer Creek and their basketball the Bank of American They don’t have to be a a lot of hours on this and battles. Chad will miss devouring his delicious meals and hearing all will start the process he we appreciate it. Rich has his funny life stories. Fork’s business model is customer to take advan- said, but it may take a few been doing double duty We learned from Brent that life is short and can often be disap- building deep roots within tage of that.” months since the final as principal of Davis High. pointing, but you can combat the rough stuff with a good laugh and the community. Although the bank is an ability to appreciate the small moments of happiness—regardless “We use local people to equipped with state-of-the- boundary study is not It’s one of the largest high of your circumstances. complete. schools in the state.” Private services will be held at a later date. work here,” said Chris- art technology, the goal is topher Liechty, People’s to maintain that personal Intermountain Bank vice touch. “We have a high president/marketing. “We level of service and hire Jeffrey (Jeff) Rand Tingey build our branch around local people to minimize May 13, 1952 – June 7, 2017 that. We’re involved with turnover so that customers little league, Summerfest get to know the staff,” said BRANCh mANAGER Richard Mortensen cuts the ribbon at the Centerville – Our dad, brother, uncle, and do a lot with the high Liechty. “Our promise is cousin and friend passed away on June 7, schools. We’re always opening of the Bank of American Fork. Photo by Wendy Waller ‘big city banking – small 2017 at the age of 65. Jeff was born May looking for more opportu- town service.’ We work 13, 1952 to Ralph J. and Marth R. Tingey. nities to provide support to Financial abuse of the trained in every branch very hard to deliver that. He spent his youth growing up in Centerville working on his father’s farm where he was local things.” elderly has emerged so patrons have expert We’re expecting to be here taught a strong work ethic. Jeff graduated The bank officially nationwide, he said. “The help. If you have someone for a long time. We’re very from Viewmont High School and obtained opened May 19 in its work we’ve been doing in watching over the account committed to this com- his BA Degree at LDS Business College. He remodeled building at 95 conjunction with the state and add a helper to a munity.” worked throughout his life as an accountant. Jeff married Donita Banks on Sept. 25, 1977 E. 500 S. in Bountiful, but of Utah has gone national. small account it limits the in the Salt Lake Temple. They were later held a ribbon cutting last We have someone who is amount taken if there is divorced. Thursday June 8. It is the Having a gift in music, Jeff was constantly bank’s second location in asked to play in his LDS ward on the piano or organ. He played by Davis County and 15th ear and could really make music come to life. His tastes in music FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS were varied; however, his singing voice left a lot to be desired. Jeff overall. endured a lot of teasing in this regard. Liechty said the new Many evenings were spent at Jeff and Donita’s home having branch has a wide spec- homemade caramel corn and playing games, especially Monopoly. trum of financial solutions BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT Jeff was quite a cook and he put together many delicious meals that everyone enjoyed. to serve customers, busi- Jeff is survived by his four children: Ryan (Emily), Leslie (Greg ness owners and the com- Cardall), Matt, Blake (Rachel), his six wonderful grandchildren with munity but also has some Serving Davis County one on the way and siblings: Ken (Colleen), Barb, Brad, and Ted unique offerings. (Michelle). He was preceded in death by his father Ralph and his for over  years mother, Martha. “We have the My Rate The family would like to thank Russon Brothers Mortuary of checking account that has Five generations in the monument business with unmatched Bountiful for going the extra mile in every way. A graveside service high yield interest,” he craftsmanship, quality and service. was held on June 13 at the Bountiful City Cemetery. said. “It is free and partici- pants must qualify. We’re THE BOTTS also a leader in age-friend- ly banking, which protects seniors from financial DONATE A abuse. AARP has picked up our program.” Almost everybody knows somebody who’s CAR been taken advantage of, said Liechty. “They may need help paying bills and Buy direct from us and avoid paying sales commission to a mortuary or salesman. even family members can Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE take advantage of that,” he & said. “We put checks and 2010 South Main •Bountiful balances in place. Custom- Expires 6/30/17 Needy Families ers can add someone to .. their account so they can bountifulmemorialart.com help with it but also add someone to watch over it Email Bret at [email protected] 801.294.4060 so there’s no abuse.” Like us on Facebook A8 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 Soroptimist garden tour June 24 BOUNTIFUL—Take a walk through some beautiful local gardens at the Bountiful Soropti- mist Garden Tour June 24. The annual fundraiser will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and features seven private gardens in Bountiful and North Salt Lake. Tickets with detailed driving direc- tions are available at Robintino’s restaurant, the Avon Store, Lost and Found Thrift, the Davis County Clipper, from any Soroptimist or at the homes. Adults are $10, children $5 and babes in EmILY crOW SETS Up chairs at the Utah House on a recent afternoon. The demonstration house arms are free. provides ideas on conservation and efficiency and is open to the public most afternoons. Soroptimist fundrais- Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper ers provide help to wom- pAm cArrIE and her dog Henry enjoy their pond which is part of en and girls locally and the garden tour. Courtesy photo internationally. Locally, proceeds assist women Underground Railroad, Fashion Show in October, Efficiency, sustainability who are heads of house- The Winter Foundation, Holiday Home Tour and holds get training so they Literacy Action, Safe Boutique in December can better support their Harbor, Bountiful Food and they sell cotton candy families. The Soroptimists Pantry and others. at the Bountiful Summer- introduced at Utah House also donate a substantial The group hosts other fest. amount to local chari- fundraisers throughout [email protected] BY LOUISE r. SHAW and the microwave are low enough to be ties such as Operation the year such as the Fall [email protected] accessed by someone in a chair. Outside the house, visitors can learn KAYSVILLE—Though it’s almost hidden about the raised garden beds and home Search at davisclipper.com by the trees that have grown to shade it, compost bins, trees that shade the home you can find it if you look closely and it or are pruned to fit a small space, and just might give you some ideas. arbors made of reclaimed timbers from Find us on the Most who pass the Utah House do so the Great Salt Lake. A storage shed has a at 70 miles per hour along I-15 just to the roof alive with green growth – providing west. year-round insulation. Like Us But if you take 50 West in Kaysville School groups regularly visit the and slow down at the ponds and fields house, according to Mulford, where Web and orchards that make up the USU they learn more about solar energy and Botanical Center, you’ll get a chance to the electricity used by different kinds of com davisclipper. enjoy a resource built to educate the light bulbs – from LEDs to incandescent general public on multiple fronts. bulbs. “It’s a place to learn about sustainabil- They also have a chance to learn about ity, water efficiency, energy efficiency energy efficient appliances and see a and healthy living,” said Jayne Mulford, refrigerator with the heating element on Utah House Coordinator. “It also has top so the heat won’t rise into the appli- what we call a universal design – anyone ance, according to Crow. can live in it.” The Utah House is about 60 percent On a recent Monday afternoon, Emily more energy efficient that an average Crow greeted visitors to the house. house its size, according to the visitors’ Crow is an intern for Americorps and guide. “Saving energy saves money and helps groups who visit learn about how reduces the use of nonrenewable, pollu- the house’s awnings let sun in during the tion-causing energy sources,” it reads. winter but keep it out in the summer. Saving water in a state that’s the sec- She points out the tiles that collect ond driest in the nation, and reducing air heat in the daytime and release it at pollution in a region prone to bad air are night, using less energy. also aims at the house. The fireplace stones, she said, also col- “Our state is growing like crazy and lect heat and then slowly release it. there will be more and more demands Windows at the top of the roof – known on our water,” said Mulford. “Making as “clerestory windows” – let light in and these changes will reduce energy costs heat out during the day. and help the environment and in the end, The carpet is made from recycled bot- that’s what the Utah House is all about.” tles, the toilet is flushed with rainwater The house is open from 1 to 5 p.m. or snowmelt, the walls of the garage are Monday through Saturday. It can be insulated with straw bales. The roof is found at 920 S. 50 West in Kaysville. made of light-colored metal that reflects While at the house, visitors may also be the summer heat. drawn to the nearby ponds or find inter- Besides its efficiencies, the home was est in the dramatic monument to those built to model design for people in wheel killed in 9/11. chairs. There are no steps from the out- More information is available at 801- side to the inside, or into the shower in 544-3089 or http://extension.usu.edu/ the bathroom. Counters are not too high, utahhouse. doorways are not too narrow. Outlets USU extension offers youth cooking classes

KAYSVILLE—USU exten- to participate in a paid sion is offering “Youth work experience intern- Can Cook,” a program ship. Students will be funded by a federal grant paired one-on-one with for low-income kids. USU Extension Nutrition Classes continue this Education Assistants and month. Master Food Preserver The Youth Can Volunteers to work with a Cook program is a multi- variety of food education tiered life skills and job- programs in their com- readiness program. Eligi- munities. ble youth will be provided The Youth Can Cook with food-related educa- Program will be conduct- tion, healthy relationship ing voluntary research. tips and be connected Program participants will to career opportunities, complete surveys before by completing the Food and after they participate This One’s For Dad! Safety Manager Certifica- in the Youth Can Cook tion and through a paid Program. This research internship. is to help improve the The program will begin training and education with a family cooking provided for youth to fur- class, where youth and ther the YCC program. their parents/guardians Youth classes will be will engage in hands-on held on Fridays from 10 cooking and nutrition a.m. to 3 p.m. on these classes. Youth will then dates: June 16, June 23, off have the privilege and June 30, July 7 and July $5 opportunity to complete 14. They are held at Fran- the Food Safety Manager cis Peak Housing, 600 Certification (FSMC) W. Mutton Hollow Road a purchase of free of cost to the youth. in Kaysville. A youth This training is recog- application is available at 566 W 1350 S, Woods Cross nized by the State of http://bit.ly/2pymr1j $25 or more Utah Health Department For more information One coupon per table. Dine-In Only. (801) 298-0388 and will help make each on this program, contact Offer expires 7/18/17. Not valid with any other offer. student a more desirable Katie Kapp, Youth Can joyluckfoods.com candidate for any job in Cook Program Coordina- the culinary field. Upon tor, Utah State University successful completion of Extension at Katie.kapp@ cooking, food preserva- usu.edu, 385-468-4834. tion programs, and the [email protected] FSMC course, youth will have the opportunity A8 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 Soroptimist garden tour June 24

BOUNTIFUL—Take DAVIS 9 a walk through some THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 beautiful local gardens at the Bountiful Soropti- A mist Garden Tour June Sports 24. The annual fundraiser will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and features seven private gardens Tour of Utah provides activity booklets to schools in Bountiful and North Salt Lake. Tickets with detailed driving direc- Once again this year, the Lucille from the popular Mike and The booklet follows the two characters on Berman team, who won the King of tions are available at Bike children’s book series. a trip across Utah, as they visit the the Mountain and Best Young Rider Robintino’s restaurant, Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah Each of the 10 local organizing communities that will host the seven designations at the 2016 Tour of Utah, the Avon Store, Lost and is reaching out to local el- committees for the professional cycling days of racing for the Tour of Utah. and Travis McCabe (Prescott, Ariz.) of Found Thrift, the Davis stage race received a portion of the Along the way, children are provided the UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team, County Clipper, from ementary school students 45,000 copies to distribute to elementary lesson plans and puzzles to teach who won Stage 4 of the Tour of Utah. any Soroptimist or at the prior to the races, which schools in May, recognized as National about geography, nutrition, safety, and During race week of the Tour of homes. Adults are $10, Bike Month across the United vocabulary. Utah, children can demonstrate their children $5 and babes in begin July 31. States. Stage 5 of this year’s race starts One of three professional cyclists to pedal power and safe cycling skills in EmILY crOW SETS Up chairs at the Utah House on a recent afternoon. The demonstration house arms are free. Professional cyclists have joined in Layton and finishes in Bountiful on contribute content about exercise and the Sprint to the Finish youth bicycle provides ideas on conservation and efficiency and is open to the public most afternoons. Soroptimist fundrais- forces with popular cartoon characters Friday, Aug. 4. good nutrition is Lehi, Utah-native T.J. races. Complimentary registration is Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper ers provide help to wom- pAm cArrIE and her dog Henry enjoy their pond which is part of to promote healthy lifestyles for young The Sprint to the Finish Activity Eisenhart. He races for the Holowesko available at the University of Utah Health en and girls locally and the garden tour. Courtesy photo fans with the Sprint to the Finish Booklet incorporates illustrations of l Citadel presented by Hincapie information tent in the Harmons Healthy internationally. Locally, Activity Booklet. It is a collaborative the two young cyclists, Mike and his Sportswear team and finished seventh Living Expo. Races will be held on a proceeds assist women Underground Railroad, Fashion Show in October, effort by organizers of the Tour of Utah friend Lucille, with photography from overall at last year’s Tour of Utah. The section of the course used by the Tour who are heads of house- The Winter Foundation, Holiday Home Tour and and University of Utah Health, with the Tour of Utah professional cycling other two athletes are Adrien Costa Efficiency, sustainability n See “BookletS” p. A10 holds get training so they Literacy Action, Safe Boutique in December a storyline using Mike and his friend stage race. The 32-page, full-color activity (Bend, Ore.) of the Axeon Hagens can better support their Harbor, Bountiful Food and they sell cotton candy families. The Soroptimists Pantry and others. at the Bountiful Summer- introduced at Utah House also donate a substantial The group hosts other fest. amount to local chari- fundraisers throughout [email protected] BY LOUISE r. SHAW and the microwave are low enough to be ties such as Operation the year such as the Fall [email protected] accessed by someone in a chair. Outside the house, visitors can learn KAYSVILLE—Though it’s almost hidden about the raised garden beds and home Search at davisclipper.com by the trees that have grown to shade it, compost bins, trees that shade the home you can find it if you look closely and it or are pruned to fit a small space, and just might give you some ideas. arbors made of reclaimed timbers from Find us on the Most who pass the Utah House do so the Great Salt Lake. A storage shed has a at 70 miles per hour along I-15 just to the roof alive with green growth – providing west. year-round insulation. Like Us But if you take 50 West in Kaysville School groups regularly visit the and slow down at the ponds and fields house, according to Mulford, where Web and orchards that make up the USU they learn more about solar energy and Botanical Center, you’ll get a chance to the electricity used by different kinds of com davisclipper. enjoy a resource built to educate the light bulbs – from LEDs to incandescent general public on multiple fronts. bulbs. “It’s a place to learn about sustainabil- They also have a chance to learn about ity, water efficiency, energy efficiency energy efficient appliances and see a and healthy living,” said Jayne Mulford, refrigerator with the heating element on Utah House Coordinator. “It also has top so the heat won’t rise into the appli- what we call a universal design – anyone ance, according to Crow. can live in it.” The Utah House is about 60 percent On a recent Monday afternoon, Emily more energy efficient that an average Crow greeted visitors to the house. house its size, according to the visitors’ Crow is an intern for Americorps and guide. “Saving energy saves money and Former DAViS hiGh runner Jared Ward leads the pack in helps groups who visit learn about how reduces the use of nonrenewable, pollu- a Darts’ race during his high school days. the house’s awnings let sun in during the tion-causing energy sources,” it reads. winter but keep it out in the summer. Saving water in a state that’s the sec- As a student and runner at BYU, Ward, supported by his She points out the tiles that collect ond driest in the nation, and reducing air young family, achieved All-American status. heat in the daytime and release it at pollution in a region prone to bad air are night, using less energy. also aims at the house. Photos courtesy of Jared Ward The fireplace stones, she said, also col- “Our state is growing like crazy and lect heat and then slowly release it. there will be more and more demands Windows at the top of the roof – known on our water,” said Mulford. “Making as “clerestory windows” – let light in and these changes will reduce energy costs Olympian Jared Ward keeps on running heat out during the day. and help the environment and in the end, The carpet is made from recycled bot- that’s what the Utah House is all about.” tles, the toilet is flushed with rainwater The house is open from 1 to 5 p.m. By CAtherine GArrett lose. I owed it to those people that had sacrificed so me.” or snowmelt, the walls of the garage are Monday through Saturday. It can be Clipper Sportswriter much for me and been compensated so little for their “He ran a great race where he put himself in the insulated with straw bales. The roof is found at 920 S. 50 West in Kaysville. investment in me, which they had made for no other pack and moved his way through the top 20,” his made of light-colored metal that reflects While at the house, visitors may also be (EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first of a two-part story reason than to see me succeed. This was their race, coach Ed Eyestone said. “With three miles to go, the summer heat. drawn to the nearby ponds or find inter- on former Davis High runner Jared Ward, and how the too.” he was moving a lot better than some of the other Besides its efficiencies, the home was est in the dramatic monument to those sport he loved led him to becoming a U.S. Olympian). Ward calls that experience of the finish line being runners. We couldn’t see the end of the race so when built to model design for people in wheel killed in 9/11. the only option at that point “deeply motivating,” we saw the final tweet with his placement, our group chairs. There are no steps from the out- More information is available at 801- and credits that defining moment for helping him just erupted.” side to the inside, or into the shower in 544-3089 or http://extension.usu.edu/ KAYSVILLE--With three miles to go to a third-place finish at the Trials, securing the last Ward had been accompanied by his parents, Lynn the bathroom. Counters are not too high, utahhouse. spot for him on the U.S. Olympic Team that would and Natalie Ward, who were born and raised and still doorways are not too narrow. Outlets in his 2016 Olympic Trial marathon compete in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de live in Kaysville, as well as Eyestone and his daughter event in Los Angeles last February, Janeiro, Brazil. Andrea, Ward’s uncle Richard Bowman and friend Ward represented the U.S. – and the Davis County Tim Hope. Kaysville’s Jared Ward was nervous community – with a strong sixth-place finish in His wife, Erica, was 38 weeks pregnant with their USU extension offers – thinking that he wouldn’t be able to that Olympic marathon last summer, achieving the third child, Julia, and tending their son, Paul (now “stretch goal” he had set with his coach just the night five years old) and Ellie (now three), so she was physically finish the 26.2-mile race. before the race – elevating his “initial goal” to place in unable to travel to the Olympics. “Thinking about youth cooking classes It was then that a camera truck drove by and Ward the top 10. Erica definitely made me run a little faster because looked into the camera. “In a split second, I saw the “I felt so blessed to have had the experience to be there was no way I was missing our daughter being faces of my parents, my wife, my kids, my siblings, KAYSVILLE—USU exten- to participate in a paid at the Olympics and I had a blast,” Ward said. “I had born, so I had to get home quickly,” Ward said. my coaches, my friends and so many mentors,” he a good race and really ended the race feeling like I sion is offering “Youth work experience intern- said. “I realized then that this wasn’t my race to Can Cook,” a program ship. Students will be belonged there. It was a growing up experience for n See “WArD” p. A10 funded by a federal grant paired one-on-one with for low-income kids. USU Extension Nutrition Classes continue this Education Assistants and month. Master Food Preserver The Youth Can Volunteers to work with a Cook program is a multi- variety of food education tiered life skills and job- programs in their com- readiness program. Eligi- munities. Voting underway for Fan ble youth will be provided The Youth Can Cook with food-related educa- Program will be conduct- tion, healthy relationship ing voluntary research. tips and be connected Program participants will Favorite TOU apparel to career opportunities, complete surveys before by completing the Food and after they participate This One’s For Dad! Organizers of the Larry cycling jersey designs, which will be Safety Manager Certifica- in the Youth Can Cook produced for retail by DNA Cycling. The tion and through a paid Program. This research H. Miller Tour of Utah have series will continue with the America First internship. is to help improve the teamed with America First Credit Union Fan Favorite Hat category, The program will begin training and education followed June 20-26 with the America with a family cooking provided for youth to fur- Credit Union by asking cy- First Credit Union Fan Favorite T-Shirt class, where youth and ther the YCC program. cling enthusiasts to make category. their parents/guardians Youth classes will be Once the ballots are cast, one fan will engage in hands-on held on Fridays from 10 selections on preferred race from each merchandise category will be cooking and nutrition a.m. to 3 p.m. on these selected in a random drawing to receive a classes. Youth will then dates: June 16, June 23, off merchandise and to recognize $100 Visa gift card, courtesy of America have the privilege and June 30, July 7 and July $5 top stars of the peloton. The First Credit Union. The designs with the opportunity to complete 14. They are held at Fran- most votes will be available for purchase the Food Safety Manager cis Peak Housing, 600 America First Credit Union at the official online store for the Tour of Certification (FSMC) W. Mutton Hollow Road a purchase of Fan Favorite series provides Utah, and will be available race week at free of cost to the youth. in Kaysville. A youth the Harmons Healthy Living Expo. All This training is recog- application is available at 566 W 1350 S, Woods Cross online voting to select designs rules and regulations for the America nized by the State of http://bit.ly/2pymr1j $25 or more for a commemorative cycling First Credit Union Fan Favorite series are Utah Health Department For more information One coupon per table. Dine-In Only. (801) 298-0388 provided online (www.tourofutah.com/ and will help make each on this program, contact Offer expires 7/18/17. Not valid with any other offer. Mustang league champions! jersey, hat, and T-shirt. experience/fan-favorite-rules). student a more desirable Katie Kapp, Youth Can joyluckfoods.com The Royals finished as first-place champions in the Mustang League this year. Shown are, back row During race week, July 31-Aug. 6, Daily categories during race week candidate for any job in Cook Program Coordina- from left, Coach Ryan DeVore, Asst. Coach Jeff Simmons, and Asst. Coach Nick Sanone. Middle row, fans will be invited to cast daily ballots spotlight the professional cyclists, both the culinary field. Upon tor, Utah State University from left, are Marcus Stepan, Jono Sanone, Keanu Parkin, Tyson DeVore, Jesse Simmons, Duncan at TourofUtah.com for past and present former Tour of Utah standouts and top-performing athletes in the weeklong successful completion of Extension at Katie.kapp@ Alder, Ryan Jones, and Lukas Teeples. Front row, from left, are Henry Campbell, Aaron Fleming, Soren current competitors. Six athletes will be professional cycling event. cooking, food preserva- usu.edu, 385-468-4834. Johnson, and Ayden Hadley. nominated for each category, with voting tion programs, and the [email protected] Now in its fifth year, the interactive open on July 31. Athletes who receive FSMC course, youth will program launched with the America First Credit Union Fan Favorite Jersey have the opportunity n See “VotinG” p. A10 Courtesy photo category. Fans can vote for one of six A10 SPORTS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017

Booklets Parental pressure can mount on student athletes Continued from p. A9

By CAroline Johnson were asked the questions, “Do your parents the students. This way, they perceive it more of Utah pros, and is open For the Davis Clipper pressure you to do well in your sport? And if as a learning experience with improvement for children from ages so, does it help or hurt your performance?” rather than a failure. five to 12 (bring your own From a young age, children are put under The majority of responses came back with One starter on the boys basketball team this bike and helmet). Details immense pressure to perform well in a sport. a similar theme. Many students felt that their past year responded to the question this way. about expo locations, It seems that before children can even talk parents did put pressure on them to perform “I think there is always pressure,” he said. start/finish areas and race they are put on one kind of field or another and well, but not too much where it became a nega- There are high expectations and ultimately I times will be available on expected to excel. Often times this is initiated tive experience. For example, a defender on think that it helped my performance because the Tour of Utah website through parental involvement in coaching. the soccer team said “Yeah [my parents] put you want to make your parent’s proud. And it later this summer. This continues throughout their childhoods, a little pressure on me, just enough for me to helped me work harder because I wanted to do The Sprint to the Finish and eventually leads to participation in high still like the sport, and yes it does help me.” A that.” Activity Booklets are school teams. football player responded “My dad gives me The influence of involved parents leads to suitable for elementary- It is highly recommended for students to pointers at my games and it presses me to do self motivation of athletes, where they now aged children. An online become involved in high school sports, with better… he definitely uses constructive criti- want to succeed and excel in their sport not booklet in PDF format is benefits in the areas of exercise, teamwork and cisms.” because their parents want them to, but they available for download at making new friends. Actual success that comes From a student’s point of view it seems as see the benefits personally. 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Starting with a complement motivate themselves and have enough parental cycling one of the most their sport, but when is it too much? and focusing on improvement from previous input to do well competitively as well as enjoy unique professional sports A range of athletes from Woods Cross High performances before suggesting what could be the sport they are playing. in the world today. The School who all compete in different sports fixed was said to have been received better by Tour of Utah attracted more than 400,000 spectators and contributed a new high of $23 million in direct economic Only one statewide pheasant hunt to be held this fall impact for Utah last year. The Tour of Utah also Starting this fall, it’ll be easier to in November to the first Sunday in who hunt on private land more The following are among the continued its strong media know when Utah’s pheasant hunt December. days to hunt.” changes the board approved: reach with 28-plus hours begins and ends. And, if you own Jason Robinson, upland game Utah’s 2017 pheasant hunt runs · A special pheasant hunt—for of national television or have written permission to hunt coordinator for the Division of Nov. 4 – Dec. 3. The conservation those 17 years of age or younger coverage on FOX Sports on private property, you’ll have Wildlife Resources, says, in the group Pheasants Forever brought and adult hunters, who have never Network as well as more more days to hunt. past, season dates on private land the idea to change the season hunted pheasants before—will be than 35 hours of live At their June 1 meeting in Salt have differed from dates on public dates to the DWR. held on the Pahvant and Annabella start-to-finish web casting Lake City, members of the Utah land. All of the changes the board wildlife management areas in via Tour Tracker, which Wildlife Board approved rules for “This change makes the dates approved will be available in the southwestern Utah. attracted viewers from 142 Utah’s 2017, 2018 and 2019 upland the same,” Robinson said, “no mat- 2017 Utah Upland Game & Tur- The special hunt will be held countries. game hunting seasons. One of ter where in the state you’re hunt- key Guidebook. The free guide- Nov. 11. Both WMAs will be [email protected] the rules the board approved is ing. And, because season dates on book should be available at www. closed to all other hunters that a single statewide pheasant hunt private land have been shorter in wildlife.utah.gov/guidebooks by day. that runs from the first Saturday the past, the change gives those June 19.

in the work and stay committed and see Ward myself progress.” Continued from p. A9 As a junior, Ward placed fourth at the 2005 5A state cross country meet and also placed in the mile and 2-mile events at the Since then, Ward has been back to state track meet later that spring. During teaching statistics at BYU and continuing his senior cross country season, Ward his training. On April 17, he ran the went in as the favorite to the state race, Boston Marathon – his sixth marathon but ended up losing by seven seconds in – and placed tenth. This time, he was “a bit of a blow.” He bounced back that able to take his young family, including spring with three state titles – in the mile, his now seven-month old daughter, to 2-mile and medley relay to end his senior experience and enjoy a marathon event year, having been coached by Roger with them. Buhrley and Corbin Talley in the Davis Ward’s finish in Boston rounded out the program. last of six Americans that finished in the An in-home visit by Eyestone, the BYU top 10. track coach and a two-time Olympian “We have a few really good marathoners himself – who was wearing his 1988 who are creating a real movement that Olympic ring on the visit – “wowed” is showing that our country can produce Ward and led to an opportunity for him marathoners,” Ward said. “We are now to compete collegiately in the Cougars’ sending a different caliber of runners and program. are competing with the countries that At BYU, he received top-notch coaching usually dominate the marathons.” leading to further his success on the Ward remembers enjoying running track. But, the Provo school ended up when he attended Kaysville Elementary bringing him the ultimate gift – his School, and he continued staying active wife Erica Christensen, who had also in it as well as playing competitive been a DHS Class of 2007 trackster, and soccer during his Fairfield Junior High participated as a hurdler herself for the years. Still, it wasn’t until the end of his Cougars for a year. sophomore year at Davis High that he Ward “did exceptionally well as a decided to devote his attention to the freshman,” according to Eyestone, and sport. he was named Freshman of the Year in “I saw that I held a talent ceiling higher the conference. He went on to capture six in running than soccer,” he said. “I also All-American awards during his four years saw that in running, I could set my own at BYU. goals and I could control the success. But, Ward’s running career was far If I said that, ‘I want to do this,’ no one from over. That part of the story next else could get in the way of my ability to week. achieve that goal. I was blessed to put

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Booklets Parental pressure can mount on student athletes Continued from p. A9

By CAroline Johnson were asked the questions, “Do your parents the students. This way, they perceive it more of Utah pros, and is open For the Davis Clipper pressure you to do well in your sport? And if as a learning experience with improvement for children from ages so, does it help or hurt your performance?” rather than a failure. five to 12 (bring your own From a young age, children are put under The majority of responses came back with One starter on the boys basketball team this bike and helmet). Details immense pressure to perform well in a sport. a similar theme. Many students felt that their past year responded to the question this way. about expo locations, It seems that before children can even talk parents did put pressure on them to perform “I think there is always pressure,” he said. start/finish areas and race they are put on one kind of field or another and well, but not too much where it became a nega- There are high expectations and ultimately I times will be available on expected to excel. Often times this is initiated tive experience. For example, a defender on think that it helped my performance because the Tour of Utah website through parental involvement in coaching. the soccer team said “Yeah [my parents] put you want to make your parent’s proud. And it later this summer. This continues throughout their childhoods, a little pressure on me, just enough for me to helped me work harder because I wanted to do The Sprint to the Finish and eventually leads to participation in high still like the sport, and yes it does help me.” A that.” Activity Booklets are school teams. football player responded “My dad gives me The influence of involved parents leads to suitable for elementary- It is highly recommended for students to pointers at my games and it presses me to do self motivation of athletes, where they now aged children. An online become involved in high school sports, with better… he definitely uses constructive criti- want to succeed and excel in their sport not booklet in PDF format is benefits in the areas of exercise, teamwork and cisms.” because their parents want them to, but they available for download at making new friends. Actual success that comes From a student’s point of view it seems as see the benefits personally. When an athlete tourofutah.com. from participation is harder to come by, and though involvement is helpful to a certain become self-motivated is when they find real The Larry H. Miller can very often be propelled by a strong sup- point, where they can still enjoy the sport they success and improvement. Tour of Utah continues to port system that originates from one’s home. are playing. The use of constructive criticism In the end, parents and athletes have to learn be free to all spectators, Parental influence and pressure on student seemed to help most athletes when used to work together to find a way for athletes to making professional THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 athletes can drive them to perform better in in moderation. Starting with a complement motivate themselves and have enough parental cycling one of the most their sport, but when is it too much? and focusing on improvement from previous input to do well competitively as well as enjoy unique professional sports A range of athletes from Woods Cross High performances before suggesting what could be the sport they are playing. in the world today. The School who all compete in different sports fixed was said to have been received better by Tour of Utah attracted more than 400,000 spectators and contributed a new high of $23 million in direct economic Only one statewide pheasant hunt to be held this fall impact for Utah last year. New fitness The Tour of Utah also Starting this fall, it’ll be easier to in November to the first Sunday in who hunt on private land more The following are among the continued its strong media know when Utah’s pheasant hunt December. days to hunt.” changes the board approved: reach with 28-plus hours begins and ends. And, if you own Jason Robinson, upland game Utah’s 2017 pheasant hunt runs · A special pheasant hunt—for of national television or have written permission to hunt coordinator for the Division of Nov. 4 – Dec. 3. The conservation those 17 years of age or younger coverage on FOX Sports program coming on private property, you’ll have Wildlife Resources, says, in the group Pheasants Forever brought and adult hunters, who have never Network as well as more more days to hunt. past, season dates on private land the idea to change the season hunted pheasants before—will be than 35 hours of live At their June 1 meeting in Salt have differed from dates on public dates to the DWR. held on the Pahvant and Annabella start-to-finish web casting Lake City, members of the Utah land. All of the changes the board wildlife management areas in via Tour Tracker, which Wildlife Board approved rules for “This change makes the dates approved will be available in the southwestern Utah. attracted viewers from 142 to Davis County Utah’s 2017, 2018 and 2019 upland the same,” Robinson said, “no mat- 2017 Utah Upland Game & Tur- The special hunt will be held countries. game hunting seasons. One of ter where in the state you’re hunt- key Guidebook. The free guide- Nov. 11. Both WMAs will be [email protected] the rules the board approved is ing. And, because season dates on book should be available at www. closed to all other hunters that CLEARFIELD—Aging doesn’t have to mean inactivity. Staying a single statewide pheasant hunt private land have been shorter in wildlife.utah.gov/guidebooks by day. physically fit as you get older is critical to your overall that runs from the first Saturday the past, the change gives those June 19. well-being and the Davis County Health Department is starting a new program to help older adults do just in the work and stay committed and see that. Ward myself progress.” BECKY GINOS EnhanceFitness is a Continued from p. A9 As a junior, Ward placed fourth at the Clipper Staff Writer 2005 5A state cross country meet and also women get moving during a line dancing class at Golden Years Senior Center. national, evidence-based placed in the mile and 2-mile events at the Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper physical activity program Since then, Ward has been back to state track meet later that spring. During teaching statistics at BYU and continuing his senior cross country season, Ward geared to keeping seniors moving. his training. On April 17, he ran the went in as the favorite to the state race, “It’s been in Salt Lake County for some time so I’m Boston Marathon – his sixth marathon but ended up losing by seven seconds in excited to bring it here,” said Kristy Cottrell, deputy – and placed tenth. This time, he was “a bit of a blow.” He bounced back that director, Senior Services, DCHD. “I think it’s cool able to take his young family, including spring with three state titles – in the mile, that it’s an exercise program aimed particularly to his now seven-month old daughter, to 2-mile and medley relay to end his senior older adults. Being physically active as we age is experience and enjoy a marathon event year, having been coached by Roger important.” with them. Buhrley and Corbin Talley in the Davis The program was started in the 90s and has Ward’s finish in Boston rounded out the program. been implemented in more than 400 sites in the last of six Americans that finished in the An in-home visit by Eyestone, the BYU United States, according to the National Council top 10. track coach and a two-time Olympian on Aging (NCOA). “We have a few really good marathoners himself – who was wearing his 1988 “It’s an ongoing, year round class that meets who are creating a real movement that Olympic ring on the visit – “wowed” three times a week,” said Morganne Housley, is showing that our country can produce Ward and led to an opportunity for him marathoners,” Ward said. “We are now volunteer coordinator, Senior Services, DCHD. to compete collegiately in the Cougars’ “Typically it starts with a five minute warm up, sending a different caliber of runners and program. are competing with the countries that 20 minute cardio, 20 minute weight (strength) At BYU, he received top-notch coaching training, five minute stretching and five minute usually dominate the marathons.” leading to further his success on the Ward remembers enjoying running cool down.” track. But, the Provo school ended up Housley said it is a very structured, evidence- when he attended Kaysville Elementary bringing him the ultimate gift – his based program. “Studies have proven that it can School, and he continued staying active wife Erica Christensen, who had also in it as well as playing competitive been a DHS Class of 2007 trackster, and relieve depression, improve social and physical soccer during his Fairfield Junior High participated as a hurdler herself for the function, strength and balance,” she said. “We years. Still, it wasn’t until the end of his Cougars for a year. do a small fitness test when someone starts the sophomore year at Davis High that he Ward “did exceptionally well as a program to check four or five things then we decided to devote his attention to the freshman,” according to Eyestone, and reevaluate participants on those same points in sport. he was named Freshman of the Year in three or four months to see the improvement. Other “I saw that I held a talent ceiling higher the conference. He went on to capture six exercise programs don’t have that structure. You have in running than soccer,” he said. “I also All-American awards during his four years to be a certified instructor to teach the class.” saw that in running, I could set my own at BYU. Housley has been going through specific training goals and I could control the success. But, Ward’s running career was far and will teach the upcoming classes. If I said that, ‘I want to do this,’ no one from over. That part of the story next “We don’t use expensive equipment, we use what we else could get in the way of my ability to week. have available,” she said. “During the instructor training I achieve that goal. I was blessed to put get many ideas of ways to modify the workout for those who are more frail. The class can be taken seated or standing for the different levels of fitness.” The information collected through the monitoring process jersey. Each year, more is entered into a database run by the University of Washington. Voting than 130,000 votes have “Those people use that to further the program and make sure it’s Continued from p. A9 been cast by cycling fans More than making a difference in people’s lives,” said Housley. “You can actually to determine winners in select categories. n See “PROGRAM” p. B2 the most votes each day just a Tweet for a specific category are [email protected] Our 140 words are just the awarded the America First beginning, not the ending of a story. 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grandkids and you want kidney problems, and pressure or if you take realize they may be Medical School (Rutgers Dad all of you to be able to heart failure. medication for high blood causing themselves long- Medical School). He Continued from p. B1 enjoy life together for as • Cholesterol. Starting pressure. Diabetes can term harm,” Grover says. did his residency at the hadn’t had any contact long as possible.” at age 35, have your cause problems with your “They probably think, Texas Medical Center in more than two years, The U.S. Department cholesterol checked every heart, brain, eyes, feet, ‘Nothing is wrong so why and spine interventional as opposed to just 5.7 of Health and Human five years. You might want kidneys, nerves, and other should I go to the doctor?’ Fellowship with world- percent of women. Services offers guidelines to start even younger, body parts. But it’s not a good idea to renowned specialist, That’s where adult on what should be though, if you have • Colorectal cancer. wait until those underlying Professor Michael Cousins children can step in, checked and when, diabetes or high blood Testing for colorectal health problems start in Sydney, Australia, who Grover says. including: pressure, if heart disease cancer needs to begin at showing themselves.” is widely considered as “They should let dad • Blood pressure. runs in your family, or if age 50 and even earlier if About Pawan Grover, the father of interventional know about their concerns Have your blood pressure you smoke. there’s a family history of M.D. pain management. and that they want the best checked once every • Diabetes. Get the disease. Dr. Pawan Grover is a for him,” he says. “Tell two years. High blood screened for diabetes “Men who put off graduate of the UMDNJ- him you want him to still pressure, if not brought if you have high blood doctor’s visits need to Robert Wood Johnson be around to play with the under control, can cause strokes, heart attacks,

chronic diseases (such as Program arthritis). Continued from p. B1 • It is taught by a certified fitness instructor to see balance, strength and ensure quality assurance mood improve. A lot of and safety. research has been done – • Group participation it’s not just made up.” and social interaction are The NCOA lists these often sited by participants reasons behind the as important dimensions of program design and EnhanceFitness. elements: “Some people like • Clinical researchers walking, Tai Chi or yoga,” have proven unequivocally said Cottrell. “Anything that physical activity to keep them active reduces the risks of and strengthen them so dying prematurely from that they can remain heart disease, and of in their homes helps. If developing diabetes and this program can help colon cancer. to improve mood and • Regular exercise in enhance socialization – older adults improves even better.” energy metabolism, Dates and locations and vigorous resistance are to be announced. training substantially Contact the DCHD for increases strength. more information about • EnhanceFitness can EnhanceFitness. be tailored for specific

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Dr. Paul M. Huffaker helping patients solve recently opened his Family their dental needs, and Dental Practice at 134 S. provides full dental care Main Street in Centerville. to both children and Dr. Huffaker earned his adults, and offers later degree from the College appointments on Thursday of Dental Medicine at evenings to accommodate Roseman University of school and work Health Sciences, located schedules. His personal in South Jordan. philosophy has always He grew up locally, been to give patients the attending Centerville quality of treatment that Elementary, Centerville he would want for his Junior High, and own family. Paul and his Viewmont High School, dr. paul m. huffaker wife Jenny (Knight) from where he participated Courtesy photo Syracuse love living in How to beat the in HOSA (Health Utah around family. They Occupation Students of leaving for São Paulo, have four children, and America). He was also Brazil where he learned enjoy camping and Utah’s active in Scouting, where Portuguese and served a beautiful mountains. healthcare odds he earned his Eagle Scout mission for the LDS church The office phone award. He attended the for two years. number is 385-245-8247. in uncertain times University of Utah before Dr. Huffaker enjoys

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1 Are You Bugged? Enjoy your summer parties without those 4162 Cottonwood Canyon Road, Mountain Green pesky mosquitos! Sterling homeS TOTAL SQ. FT. = 4,972 $690,000 BEDROOMS = 3 With lot and landscaping BATHROOMS = 2 president’s message Local HBA members build and protect communities Rock N Roll CF Olsen Homes very summer I of reality. visible annual activ- around us. being a part of the look forward to Homes I feel fortunate to ity, some of our best As you tour the fine Northern Wasatch Eattending the a real- be part of the North- efforts happen with- homes in our Parade, Parade of Homes. I 2 Northern Wasatch Pa- ity. It ern Wasatch Home out much fanfare or please take a moment hope you enjoy visit- rade of Homes. I love takes Builders Association public attendance. and get to know the ing these homes and seeing the innovation a lot of (NWHBA) and to Every day our build- builder and the other have a great time and craftsmanship work to know and work along- ers and associates associates and busi- getting to know the that our local builders Kameron build side this admirable work together as a nesses that worked builders and associ- use in their beautiful Spencer these group of people. common and positive on the project. The ates that make it pos- showcase homes. Century Com- won- The NWHBA is a voice in how our cities builders and compa- sible. munities Our builders and 2017 NWHBA derful volunteer organiza- function and grow. nies showcased in the If you’d like to associate members President homes. tion that strives to be The building in- Parade represent the become part of our truly are a talented Behind a positive voice to our dustry is a big deal in finest of our industry. association or want to group of people that every splendid home, local community, an Utah. Thousands of I encourage you to let learn more about the are each dedicated to there are builders engine for economic jobs are created by them earn your busi- NWHBA, visit www. their craft. and associates that development and a residential construc- ness when the time nwhba.org or send 523 East 2175 North, North Ogden Year after year they put their noses to the charitable hand to tion projects. In addi- comes for your next an email to natalie@ raise their efforts to grindstone in order to those in need. tion, we often lend a new home or con- nwhba.net. TOTAL SQ. FT. = 3,966 $598,700 new standards and turn a concept from While the Parade of hand and support struction project. Have fun at the BEDROOMS = 3 With lot and landscaping continually impress their imagination into Homes is our most charitable efforts Thank you for Parade! BATHROOMS = 2 1/2 HOME AVAILABLE the community with their imagination – and skill. Behind the off scenes, our build- 1825 Traditional ers, suppliers, trade partners and vendors Ivory Homes work tirelessly to make the Parade 3 25% Insect Pest 2017 parade of homes Barrier class Schedule Yard and Foundation Don’t just see the latest and great- est in homebuild- Treatment ing by visiting the entries in this year’s 1845 North 900 East, North Ogden NO CONTRACT REQUIRED Northern Wasatch Parade of Homes. TOTAL SQ. FT. = 3,800 $430,000 The NWHBA BEDROOMS = 5 With lot, no landscaping is offering three BATHROOMS = 3 classes for those looking to go in- depth about the best in building. All three classes will be Canterbury B Treatment Controls held at Home #16 (Elite Craft Homes). Visionary Homes Mosquitos • Spiders

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954 East Nebo Avenue, North Ogden 2521 West 2425 North, Farr West TOTAL SQ. FT. = 5,251 HOME IS SOLD TOTAL SQ. FT. = 3,472 $359,400 BEDROOMS = 4 BEDROOMS = 6 Base price, including lot BATHROOMS = 5 BATHROOMS = 3

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1182 West 4050 North, Pleasant View 2041 South 3250 West, West Haven TOTAL SQ. FT. = 4,077 $509,000 TOTAL SQ. FT. = 4,140 $450,000 BEDROOMS = 3 to 5 With lot and landscaping BEDROOMS = 3 BATHROOMS = 2 1/2 to 3 BATHROOMS = 3 1/2 C6 PARADE OF HOMES CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 Carlisle Traditional Addison Ivory Homes Destination Homes

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2283 North Snow Crane Drive, Clinton 3217 West 100 South, Layton TOTAL SQ. FT. = 4,204 $615,000 TOTAL SQ. FT. = 3,961 $599,900 BEDROOMS = 5 With lot, no landscaping BEDROOMS = 6 BATHROOMS = 3 1/2 BATHROOMS = 3 1/2

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1807 North 2275 West, Clinton 992 West Zenyatta Way (1100 South), Kaysville TOTAL SQ. FT. = 1,718 $329,400 TOTAL SQ. FT. = 5,560 SEE BUILDER FOR PRICING BEDROOMS = 3 Base price, including lot BEDROOMS = 6 BATHROOMS = 2 BATHROOMS = 3 1/2 C6 PARADE OF HOMES CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 PARADE OF HOMES C7

chair’s message Carlisle Traditional Addison Parade of Homes Ivory Homes Destination Homes Parade highlights considerable Committee Members Ryan Stover (Chair), Bank of England Mortgage 9 11 talents of local industry Gene Valle (Vice Chair), Questar n behalf of best. viewing beautifully our members. Troy Astle, Lifestyle Homes Inc. the Parade of When constructed proper- I would like to OHomes com- visiting ties. These homes personally thank the Lisa Christensen, Concepts & Construction mittee, it is my plea- each home, showcase exciting Parade of Homes sure to welcome you please feel new ideas, unique committee members Ryan Geertsen, ParadeCraze to the 2017 Northern RyaN free to color combinations, and the NWHBA staff, Glade Jones, Calute Homes Wasatch Parade of STOvER meet the magnificent designs, who have worked Homes presented by Bank of builder and superior craftsman- countless hours and Chris Olsen, CF Olsen Homes America First Credit England ask them ship, beautiful land- shared their innova- Mortgage Union. questions scapes, breathtaking tive ideas in order to Mike Petersen, Foresight Lighting 2017 We are pleased about their views and bring to you what we 2283 North Snow Crane Drive, Clinton Parade of Stephanie Sharp, Symphony Homes, LLC 3217 West 100 South, Layton to present to you 17 Homes homes and quiet serenity. feel is our best Parade TOTAL SQ. FT. = 4,204 $615,000 TOTAL SQ. FT. = 3,961 $599,900 magnificent homes Commit- creative With an increas- to date. Amber Wisden, Mountain America tee Chair BEDROOMS = 5 With lot, no landscaping BEDROOMS = 6 from some of the best concepts. ingly strengthening Enjoy the Parade! builders in Utah. With housing market and Gretchen Brimhall, Wells Fargo BATHROOMS = 3 1/2 BATHROOMS = 3 1/2 The Parade of homes favorable interest Homes enables build- located throughout rates, now is the ers, subcontractors, Davis and Weber perfect time to make designers and sup- counties – and with your move. The mem- Stanford The Forte pliers the opportunity a wide range of bers of the NWHBA RARE FIND! to showcase each of prices – I’m certain are committed to ex- Nilson Homes Symphony Homes their unique talents. you will find this to be cellence and provid- Main Level Living at its Best!!! Our builders have the perfect event for ing superior service. • 3 Bedroom/3 Bathroom worked tirelessly and anyone considering When considering $359,900 10 12 each home has been building a new home, your next new home • Over 3,300 Sq. ft . carefully constructed remodeling an exist- construction project, • HOA Covers to ensure that you are ing home, purchasing purchase or remodel, Snow Removal and seeing the best of the a new home or just utilize the talents of Landscaping Seven tips for container is North Salt Lake townhome is immaculate! If you are looking to get away from stairs and have everything you need on one level, you’ll want to see this gorgeous property! gardens that thrill, fill and spill With Utah’s housing shortage, homes like this do not last long! Call for private showing today!!! Container gar- the principle of plac- attempt to take over Todd Jones, Principal Broker dening has become ing an upright plant the basket or move CALL TODD AT 801-864-2002 801.864.2002 1807 North 2275 West, Clinton 992 West Zenyatta Way (1100 South), Kaysville popular as planting in the center of the up a post. For this areas in the land- container that “thrills” reason, flower baskets TOTAL SQ. FT. = 1,718 $329,400 TOTAL SQ. FT. = 5,560 SEE BUILDER FOR PRICINGscape have become the eye and draws should be pruned as BEDROOMS = 3 Base price, including lot BEDROOMS = 6 smaller. Some con- attention. Next, the needed. BATHROOMS = 2 BATHROOMS = 3 1/2 tainers are used to planter is “filled” with When it comes to service, it’s tough to keep up with the Joneses grow vegetables or an accenting color specimen shrubs, and finally one or two while others display plants are placed to a beautiful splash “spill” over the sides of color. For thrilling to soften the appear- container gardens, ance and extend the consider these tips: color. • Containers need • The spike dra- large enough drain- caena is commonly age holes in the used as a center bottom to prevent “thrill” for planters; soil from clogging the however, many other hole while still pro- plants work equally moting proper drain- well to catch the age. If the drainage eye. Some include red hole is too large, soil fountain grass, snap- will leak through the dragons, geraniums, bottom each time salvia, coleus and the container is wa- dahlias. These plants tered. Prevent this reach a height of 8 problem by placing a inches or more and large rock or solid ob- stand out in a crowd ject over the hole. of annuals. • Planters must • There are a be large enough to number of good accommodate the choices for “filling” a root system of the container with annu- plants. Often, annuals als. The most impor- or vegetable plants tant consideration is are crammed into a to select colors and small planter, and flowers you like. Next, then gardeners won- keep in mind that der why the plants they should not over- stay small or need power the plant used Ask Free Estimates excessive amounts of to “thrill” nor hide the Utility Rebates about our water. As a general plants that “spill.” Os- maintenance agreements rule, any pot 8 inches teospermum, million from Questar or smaller in diameter bells, bidden, some $ 00 will only hold small zinnias and impatiens & Rocky plants. Most annual work well. OFF or perennial con- • For plants that Mountain Power 25 tainers should be a “spill,” there is the Service Call minimum of 8 to 10 black-eyed Susan expires 7/31/17 inches in diameter, vine, wave petunias, and Factory and larger pots are sweet potato vine, more desirable. licorice plant, alyssum Rebates • There is an art to and lobelia. 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he Northern Wasatch Home Builders Association (NWHBA) is a non-profit association serving Weber, Davis, Box Elder and Mor- Tgan counties since 1955. It is affiliated with the Home Builders Association of Utah and the National Association of Home Builders. NWHBA represents home builders, developers, remodelers, light com- mercial builders, suppliers, lenders and other professionals related to the construction industry. 2152 South Parkwood Lane, Kaysville 273 East 340 North, North Salt Lake 98 East 1500 South, Farmington THE ASSOCIATION’S gOALS ARE TO: TOTAL SQ. FT. = 5,119 ASK SALES CONSULTANT TOTAL SQ. FT. = 2,105 $303,000 TOTAL SQ. FT. = 4,488 SEE BUILDER FOR PRICE • Promote professional and ethical business practices in the build BEDROOMS = 4 ABOUT PRICING BEDROOMS = 4 BEDROOMS = 5 ing industry. BATHROOMS = 2 FULL, BATHROOMS = 3 1/2 BATHROOMS = 3 1/2 • Serve as the primary voice of the construction industry by being a positive influence in the legislative and regulatory process. 2 HALVES • Offer socializing and networking opportunities to our members. • Provide quality education to our members and the public on Hillside Oaks building related issues. • Encourage construction of affordable housing. Elite Craft Homes • Provide public service to the community. CHARLIE FULLER’S APPLIANCE • Continue the tradition of quality construction in the community. 1500 S. 500 West • Bountiful, UT 84010 • 801-298-1414 The NWHBA works hard to offer meaningful benefits to association members. 16 Due to the challenging issue of health insurance and its rising costs, the NWHBA now offers group health insurance to members, their employees and families. Our policies have very affordable premiums and low deductibles. Remember, you must be a member to apply for insurance. Call the NWHBA offices for additional details: NORTHERN WASATCH HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION Paul Ray, CEO Before... After! Natalie Foster, Administrative Manager

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ONE OF THE CARS participating in last year’s Burn Out. Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper

By JENNIFFER WARDELL from the parade will be on dis- [email protected] “Friday... has the play. Charity ticket drawings will be held every 15 minutes, with a variety of prizes available. BOUNTIFUL — Helping feel of a down- At 9 p.m., a street dance will others doesn’t mean you start in front of the Bounti- ful Post Office. For those who can’t have fun in the pro- town Main Street want to spend more time with cess. the cars, however, the Smokin’ The Bountiful Rotary Club is Party. Saturday is Tire Burnout will also start on proving that once again with this 200 South. Sponsored by Burt weekend’s Coats for Kids Car Brothers Tire and Service, the Show and Cool Car Parade, set more for car contest features cars testing for Friday and Saturday, June their engines by spinning their 16-17, on Main Street and at wheels fast enough to create Bountiful City Park. The show, lovers.” huge clouds of smoke. a fundraiser to provide coats Chris Simonsen “It’s a spectacle you don’t to needy students, offers two really ever see, even on a race days of food, fun and activities Bountiful Rotary Club track,” he said. “The kids love it.” designed for car lovers and their The car show re-opens at 9 families. p.m. on Saturday at Bountiful Plenty“The purpose of the show is to roasted see, corn, taco salad, do nacho atCity Park. Coats The food court will for Kids car show put coats on kids,” said Bounti- salad, pizza, hotdogs and a vari- once again be available, and the ful Rotary Club member Chris ety of treats. cars are parked under shade Simonsen. “But we have fun.” “This is where we earn the trees for people to look at. The money raised at the car money to buy the coats,” he said. “Friday is more for the public, show goes toward the Coats The Cool Car Parade starts at and has the feel of a downtown for Kids program, which has 6 p.m., on Friday, with a route Main Street party,” said Simon- put 8,000 coats on south Davis that takes them through laps up sen. “Saturday is more for car kids in need since its inception. and down the historic portion of lovers, and has the more laid- The program distributes vouch- Main Street. A variety of display back feel of a picnic in the park.” ers to schools, which parents cars will be included in the pa- There will, however, be a bike and grandparents can take into rade, which includes a police and rodeo for kids under the East Walmart in order to receive fire escort and plenty of engine Pavilion and in the East Parking coats and other winter gear. revving. lot from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and “It’s not a handout,” said “We’ve got classics, hot rods, kids who participate will get Simonsen. “The child picks out street rods – anything that was what they want, and they never really loved in the 1950s through n See “CAR SHOW” p. D2 know Mom or Grandma didn’t 1970s,” said Simonsen. “These buy it for them.” cars don’t sound like lawnmow- ABOvE RIgHT: The crowd at last The food court will be the first ers. They have real engines.” year’s Coats for Kids car show check thing to open, starting at 5:30 Once that’s over, a variety of out the options at the food court. p.m. in the northern section of activities will start, including live Right: Local bands provide live music historic Main Street. Restau- music, a hoola hoop and limbo while residents enjoy a variety of rants such as Texas Roadhouse contest, cheer lessons, and a activities. and Vitos will be there, along pie-eating contest sponsored by Photos by Louise R. Shaw | Davis with World’s Greatest Corndog, Kneaders. In addition, the cars Clipper BDAC ‘Illustrators’ exhibit fun and playful By JENNIFFER WARDELL [email protected]

BOUNTIFUL — When illustrators let loose, magic can hap- pen. The Bountiful/Davis Art Center hopes to share some of that magic with residents with their cur- rent exhibit, “After Hours: Illustrators Off the Clock.” Running now through A DETAIL of “The Librarian,” by Liz Pulido. Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper June 23 in the art center’s downstairs gallery, the ex- to be complicated stories terns and texturing. incredibly interesting. hibit features four illustra- going on just beyond the In other works, the Jacqueline Li, hanging tors getting the chance to edges of the canvases. sense of story is almost across from Pulido on the create without the dictates Her most detailed work, more appealing than even gallery’s south wall, takes of a client. “1001 Knights: Slaying the clean lines and detail. a simpler approach. Half of Each artist is granted a the Anqa,” is a gorgeous In both “Séance Show: The her portion of the exhibit wall in the gallery, so you piece featuring an armored Summoning” and “Robo is made up of watercolor can start in any direction. centaur woman defeating Show: Unit 01,” the eye and ink sketches that ap- The most dramatic works a bird-like creature with travels all through the pear to be fashion refer- belong to Liz Pulido, sharp teeth. The work work soaking in every ences, dressing the same whose work is on the gal- seems to have an almost little bit of what’s happen- characters up in a variety lery’s north wall. Her piec- Asian influence, both in ing. It’s the closest we can of different fashions. The CARRIE ELI’S “Growing.” es are all highly detailed, the flowing lines and the come to hearing the rest Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper moments of what looked exquisitely rendered pat- of the story, which seems n See “BDAC” p. D2 D2 SHOWCASE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017

Movie Beat The new and improved world of Disney sequels

isney sequels have JENNIFFER improved consid- WARDELL Derably since I was Movie critic, younger. member of In those days, the words the Utah Film “Disney sequel” were pretty Critics much synonymous to “direct to Association DVD.” The plots weren’t terrible, exactly, but they strained either credulity or good sense. Ariel remember from the old direct-to- cut off her entire aquatic family DVD movies. when she got legs, making the As for Disney, they haven’t got- mermaid world as mysterious ten out of the DVD-only sequel and luring to her daughter as the game entirely. Somewhere out human world had once been to there, I’m sure some employee her. The entire “Beauty and the has just pulled out the Mad Libs Beast” sequel apparently hap- to write the script for “Air Bud 35.” pened in the middle of a musical a sceNe from “Cars 3,” opening this weekend. © Disney/Pixar montage from the original film. But there’s so much more hope Cinderella actually time traveled now than there ever was. “Cars at one point. As for the “Pocahon- “Toy Story 2” was actually con- proved that Pixar’s sequel magic cases, you could argue that the 3” seems to have a plot that is a tas” sequel... well, the less said sidered – gasp – better than the covers more than just toys. It sequels are even important to logical extension of Lightning about that the better. original movie by some people, gave us a story the original movie the characters’ overall stories, McQueen’s character arc, forcing Then “Toy Story 2” happened, particularly in the way it explored hinted at but didn’t cover, and creating a larger arc between all someone who was an arrogant and things started to change. I’ve some of the emotional notes brought back familiar, beloved of the films. young buck in the first movie to heard that, originally, that one brought up by the original movie. faces in a fun, meaningful way. Not that the sequels always struggle through the effects of in- was also meant to go straight to The third movie in the series Watching it together with “Find- quite hit that level. “Cars 2” was firmity and comparative old age. DVD, to be lost in bargain bins became somewhat famous for ing Nemo” makes both movies seen by some people as Pixar’s If they do it right, it might even and vague childhood memories being so emotionally impactful better. first creative misstep, sending a retroactively deepen the impact forever. Then someone at Pixar that adults in the audience wept The trend even extended truck named “Tater” on a harm- of the original movie. had the revolutionary idea – openly. Even more telling, the beyond Disney and Pixar. The less but ridiculous spy adventure. Even if it doesn’t, however, it’ll “Hey, why don’t we actually make “Toy Story” scenes people always “Kung Fu Panda” series never The “Minions” movie, which is be worth spending the money to it good?” see as iconic seem to come dropped off in quality, and both technically a spinoff rather than a see it on the big screen. Com- Thus began the new, revolu- equally from all three movies. the “Despicable Me” movies sequel, has the same slapped- to- pared to the old days, that’s a tionary era of animated sequels. More recently, “Finding Dory” have been charming. In both gether, canon-breaking quality I miracle all on its own.

wheeler from Tri Cities. Car show Immediately following ‘American Pickers’ to film in Utah the drawing, the Rotary continued from p. D1 will give out the car show BY JeNNiFFeR WaRDeLL bike hats fitted to them prizes. “We have fun awards, until they run out. The [email protected] like the Duct Tape prize drawings will also Special and the Cutest continue, and everyone If you have a collection Cruiser Award,” said will be eligible for the of antique treasures hid- Simonsen. “We give out grand-prize drawing at 3 den away, these guys want about 30, and everyone’s p.m. This year, the prize to know about it. eligible to win one.” The team behind the will be a youth quad 4 History Channel’s “Ameri- can Pickers” is coming to Utah this July to film an episode of the show, BDAC and they need your help. Hosts Mike Wolfe and continued from p. D1 Frank Fritz are looking results are playful and for anyone with large, fun, a cross between a privately-owned collections fashion show and an ar- of antiques they could look tistic version of dressing through. up Barbie dolls. “We’re looking for Her movement refer- people in your area with ences have a similar unique antique collections feeling, encapsulating and interesting stories be- what looks to be an hind them,” said Lindsey entire dance routine into Chase, Casting Associate oNe oF Robert Young’s a single square. Though “Scumlords.” Producer with American the different poses are Pickers on History. “Mike aMeRicaN PickeRs: Frank Fritz (left) and Mike Wolfe are coming to Utah in July to film an episode Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | separate, placed next to Davis Clipper and Frank only pick of the show. each other, you can prac- private collections so no Photo courtesy of American Pickers on History tically feel the movement expressions, and it’s fun stores, malls, flea markets, In the documentary If one of your antiques call 1-855-OLD-RUST (653- as you look at them. to look through each and museums, auctions, busi- series “American Pick- has a strange, unknown or 7878) or email the show at Robert Young simpli- every one and see all the nesses or anything open to ers,” which first started amusing story behind it, AmericanPickers@cineflix. fies things even further, monstrous quirks Young the public.” in 2010, Wolfe and Fritz it increases your chances com. You can also send then adds a dash of wild- has given them. Antique picking is the have a particular interest of being chosen by the them a Facebook message ness. His contribution to Carrie Eli, whose work practice of buying an- in Americana (a collection show’s scouts. at @GotAPick. the exhibit is both one hangs opposite Young’s, tiques from auctions, yard of artifacts relating to the Though certain owners In the email or mes- piece and several pieces takes that same sense of sales and individuals and history, geography and might be filmed for the sage, please state your all at once, a collection the fantastical and push- re-selling them to antique cultural folklore of the show, that’s not an assur- name, town and state, a of small pictures hung es it in a slightly different stores for a profit. Some United States). The two ance that they’ll appear in phone number you can be under the collective title direction. The colors are people do it professionally, both own antique stores, the actual episode. Fritz reached at, where your of “Scumlords.” In red, rich and bright, but the sometimes specializing in and Fritz partially restores has said previously in collection is located and a black and white, Young subtleties and shading a particular type of item the items he sells while interviews that the net- description of your items. has created an entire give the works a surpris- that they become highly Wolfe doesn’t clean them work doesn’t show about If there’s a particularly in- army of tiny monsters ing sense of depth and re- educated about. In some up at all. 80 percent of what the duo teresting story attached to and villainous-looking ality. It’s as if the people cases, the picker will Particularly in the film. one or more of your items, figures who seem like in her pieces could step restore the item in order context of the show, If you feel like you have briefly include that as well. they’d be perfectly at out and say hello to you to increase its value before the two are also highly an antique collection If the show expresses home in a children’s at any moment, then pull re-selling it to the antique interested in the stories “American Pickers” might an interest in your story, story. They’re all ador- you in to an entirely new dealer. behind particular antiques. be interested in looking at, they’ll reach out to you. able, for all their gruff world. D2 SHOWCASE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 DAVIS LIFE/HORIZONS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 D3 Movie Beat ANNIVERSARY Organizations seek to empower women The new and improved world of Disney sequels BY LOUISE R. SHAW all women in Utah,” she [email protected] said. “We want to elimi- 50TH: AMES nate racism, empower isney sequels have JENNIFFER BOUNTIFUL—The issues women, and bring peace, improved consid- facing women vary wildly justice and dignity for WARDELL throughout the world, all.” Derably since I was Movie critic, according to Amberlie A special focus is the younger. member of Phillips, chief development “Real Women Run” effort In those days, the words the Utah Film officer for YWCA Utah. that seeks to find and “Disney sequel” were pretty Critics The Bountiful mother support women interest- much synonymous to “direct to Association of two represented YWCA ed in positions in govern- DVD.” The plots weren’t terrible, Utah at this year’s Com- ment. exactly, but they strained either mission on the Status “The tipping point for credulity or good sense. Ariel remember from the old direct-to- of Women at the United policies to be adopted is cut off her entire aquatic family DVD movies. Nations. 30 percent representa- when she got legs, making the As for Disney, they haven’t got- Earlier this month, she tion,” she said. “At that mermaid world as mysterious ten out of the DVD-only sequel shared some of what she level there are enough and luring to her daughter as the game entirely. Somewhere out learned with the League voices, enough different human world had once been to there, I’m sure some employee of Women Voters of Davis perspectives, that they her. The entire “Beauty and the has just pulled out the Mad Libs County. are heard. In the U.S. Beast” sequel apparently hap- to write the script for “Air Bud This year’s theme for we’re not at that level. 35.” the U.N. commission was Our most recent legisla- pened in the middle of a musical a sceNe from “Cars 3,” opening this weekend. © Disney/Pixar montage from the original film. But there’s so much more hope “Women’s economic em- tive session had greater Cinderella actually time traveled now than there ever was. “Cars powerment in the chang- numbers of women, but at one point. As for the “Pocahon- “Toy Story 2” was actually con- proved that Pixar’s sequel magic cases, you could argue that the 3” seems to have a plot that is a ing world of work,” and a we’re not at 30 percent. tas” sequel... well, the less said sidered – gasp – better than the covers more than just toys. It sequels are even important to logical extension of Lightning wide variety of sessions There need to be more about that the better. original movie by some people, gave us a story the original movie the characters’ overall stories, McQueen’s character arc, forcing addressed worldwide diverse voices at the table Then “Toy Story 2” happened, particularly in the way it explored hinted at but didn’t cover, and creating a larger arc between all someone who was an arrogant issues. Representatives so that better policies are and things started to change. I’ve some of the emotional notes brought back familiar, beloved of the films. young buck in the first movie to from 138 countries and made and more points of view are considered.” heard that, originally, that one brought up by the original movie. faces in a fun, meaningful way. Not that the sequels always struggle through the effects of in- Stephen R. and Sonya Ames 500 civil organizations or NGOs attended, she said. Phillips said the confer- was also meant to go straight to The third movie in the series Watching it together with “Find- quite hit that level. “Cars 2” was firmity and comparative old age. AMBERLIE PHILLIPS TALkS with the League of Women Voters Because of her work ence provided a very DVD, to be lost in bargain bins became somewhat famous for ing Nemo” makes both movies seen by some people as Pixar’s If they do it right, it might even Stephen R. and Sonya They have been blessed of Davis County about what she learned at the United Nation’s being so emotionally impactful better. first creative misstep, sending a retroactively deepen the impact (Buttars) Ames will celebrate with eight grandchildren. with Utah women, Phillips Commission on the Status of Women. hopeful message and that and vague childhood memories said she was interested in there is a lot of “really forever. Then someone at Pixar that adults in the audience wept The trend even extended truck named “Tater” on a harm- of the original movie. their 50th wedding anni- They continually offer Courtesy photo openly. Even more telling, the beyond Disney and Pixar. The less but ridiculous spy adventure. Even if it doesn’t, however, it’ll learning more about do- great and really creative had the revolutionary idea – versary. They were married service to their children, mestic violence and safety high.” they arise. work being done in all “Toy Story” scenes people always “Kung Fu Panda” series never The “Minions” movie, which is be worth spending the money to “Hey, why don’t we actually make in Weston, Idaho on June their grandchildren and the issues, leadership oppor- The conference had In Utah, that includes levels of government.” see as iconic seem to come dropped off in quality, and both technically a spinoff rather than a see it on the big screen. Com- it good?” tunities, and advocacy. sessions that ranged from advocacy and policy “But there is still a lot equally from all three movies. the “Despicable Me” movies pared to the old days, that’s a 16, 1967. They were later church. Mom, Dad, thank Thus began the new, revolu- sequel, has the same slapped- to- “It was a great opportu- domestic violence preven- work, she said. of work to be done,” she tionary era of animated sequels. More recently, “Finding Dory” have been charming. In both gether, canon-breaking quality I miracle all on its own. sealed in the Logan LDS you for your love, good Temple. example and hard work, nity to see what happens tion programs in Austra- We want to strengthen added. They are the proud and all the wonderful family around the world,” she lia to the role of female the voice in behalf of said. “Counties approach peace keepers on United parents of Aaron, Jerron (Tif- memories and traditions. gender equality in differ- Nations missions, from wheeler from Tri Cities. fany), Stacey (David) Marti- We love you. Happy 50th Car show Immediately following ent ways.” gender slavery in Nigeria the drawing, the Rotary nez and Marci (Mark) Vigna. anniversary. Nordic countries are to women entrepreneurs ‘American Pickers’ to film in Utah considered the most gen- and their use of the Inter- continued from p. D1 will give out the car show der equal in the world to- net, said Phillips. BY JeNNiFFeR WaRDeLL bike hats fitted to them prizes. “We have fun awards, day, according to Phillips, While many might con- until they run out. The [email protected] like the Duct Tape so she chose to attend a sider the YWCA a place prize drawings will also for exercise as it was in Special and the Cutest workshop on their efforts. continue, and everyone the past, the current or- If you have a collection Cruiser Award,” said She learned about the will be eligible for the policy, pay and parental ganization works to meet of antique treasures hid- Simonsen. “We give out grand-prize drawing at 3 leave benefits in Sweden, women’s needs wherever den away, these guys want about 30, and everyone’s p.m. This year, the prize Norway, Iceland and to know about it. eligible to win one.” The team behind the will be a youth quad 4 neighboring countries History Channel’s “Ameri- that “make the U.S. look can Pickers” is coming pretty poor,” she said. to Utah this July to film For example, she said, an episode of the show, BDAC Norway has had a law and they need your help. for almost a decade that Hosts Mike Wolfe and continued from p. D1 requires that 40 percent Frank Fritz are looking results are playful and of boards be made up of for anyone with large, fun, a cross between a women. Despite such standards, privately-owned collections fashion show and an ar- “they do struggle,” she of antiques they could look tistic version of dressing through. said of women in Nordic up Barbie dolls. countries. “The domestic “We’re looking for Her movement refer- people in your area with violence between intimate ences have a similar partners is surprisingly unique antique collections feeling, encapsulating and interesting stories be- what looks to be an hind them,” said Lindsey entire dance routine into Chase, Casting Associate oNe oF Robert Young’s a single square. Though “Scumlords.” Producer with American the different poses are Pickers on History. “Mike aMeRicaN PickeRs: Frank Fritz (left) and Mike Wolfe are coming to Utah in July to film an episode Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | separate, placed next to Davis Clipper and Frank only pick of the show. each other, you can prac- private collections so no Photo courtesy of American Pickers on History tically feel the movement expressions, and it’s fun stores, malls, flea markets, In the documentary If one of your antiques call 1-855-OLD-RUST (653- as you look at them. to look through each and museums, auctions, busi- series “American Pick- has a strange, unknown or 7878) or email the show at Robert Young simpli- every one and see all the nesses or anything open to ers,” which first started amusing story behind it, AmericanPickers@cineflix. fies things even further, monstrous quirks Young the public.” in 2010, Wolfe and Fritz it increases your chances com. You can also send then adds a dash of wild- has given them. Antique picking is the have a particular interest of being chosen by the them a Facebook message ness. His contribution to Carrie Eli, whose work practice of buying an- in Americana (a collection show’s scouts. at @GotAPick. the exhibit is both one hangs opposite Young’s, tiques from auctions, yard of artifacts relating to the Though certain owners In the email or mes- piece and several pieces takes that same sense of sales and individuals and history, geography and might be filmed for the sage, please state your all at once, a collection the fantastical and push- re-selling them to antique cultural folklore of the show, that’s not an assur- name, town and state, a of small pictures hung es it in a slightly different stores for a profit. Some United States). The two ance that they’ll appear in phone number you can be under the collective title direction. The colors are people do it professionally, both own antique stores, the actual episode. Fritz reached at, where your of “Scumlords.” In red, rich and bright, but the sometimes specializing in and Fritz partially restores has said previously in collection is located and a black and white, Young subtleties and shading a particular type of item the items he sells while interviews that the net- description of your items. has created an entire give the works a surpris- that they become highly Wolfe doesn’t clean them work doesn’t show about If there’s a particularly in- army of tiny monsters ing sense of depth and re- educated about. In some up at all. 80 percent of what the duo teresting story attached to and villainous-looking ality. It’s as if the people cases, the picker will Particularly in the film. one or more of your items, figures who seem like in her pieces could step restore the item in order context of the show, If you feel like you have briefly include that as well. they’d be perfectly at out and say hello to you to increase its value before the two are also highly an antique collection If the show expresses home in a children’s at any moment, then pull re-selling it to the antique interested in the stories “American Pickers” might an interest in your story, story. They’re all ador- you in to an entirely new dealer. behind particular antiques. be interested in looking at, they’ll reach out to you. able, for all their gruff world.

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For tickets and more at the classes but attendees • Bountiful Farmer’s venue for the 24th annual “You’re the Inspiration,” perform well-known Patri- information, visit hopebox- must RSVP to Megan Forbush Market, 3 to 8 p.m., Bounti- Antelope by Moonlight Bike “Glory of Love”…just a few otic and Broadway favorites, theatre.com. at 801-525-5088 by Monday at ful City Park, 400 North 200 Ride at 10 p.m. To register go of this legend’s biggest hits! including a salute to our men aug. 4-sept. 2 noon for that class week. West. to www.AntelopebyMoonlight. We can’t wait to welcome and women in uniform.This • It’s a Weber State theater * June 15, topic: “Benefits for • Northern Utah American com. Registration is $25 per Peter Cetera to Layton. concert is presented by Med department reunion at The Veterans” presented by Megan Red Cross annual celebration, rider through June 28. For Kenley Amphitheater, 403 One Group and sponsored Ziegfeld Theater this sum- Forbush, Davis County Senior 4 to 6 p.m. Summit Powder more information contact N. Wasatch Drive, Layton, 8 by the following: Days of ’47 mer. Owners and Weber Services. Mountain, Arbor Lodge, Davis County, 801-451-3286 to 10 p.m. Tickets are $54- Inc., KUTV 2News, Larry State alumni, Morgan and * June 29, topic: “Sum- Eden. Free and open to the or email neka@daviscountyu- $84. For ticket information H. & Gail Miller Family Caleb Parry, are working with mertime Safety” presented by public. This event is an op- tah.gov Facebook: fb.me/ante- call 801-546-8575 or visit Foundation, Legacy Retire- recently retired professor of Linda Clawson, South Davis portunity for NUARC to give lopebymoonlight. DavisArts.org. ment Communities, Sorenson theater Jim Christian on The Home Health and Hospice. thanks to the volunteers and July 7-8 June 23 Legacy Foundation, Salt Lake Ziegfeld Theater’s upcom- June 19-30 donors who have helped the • Salt Lake Gaming Con • Come see the best talent County Zoo Arts & Park, ing summer production of • The Bountiful/Davis Red Cross. Featured speaker is already one of the top 10 south Davis has to offer with and US Bank. For more in- “Peter and the Starcatcher.” Art Center offers a variety of will be Elliott Bisnow. gaming conventions in the the upcoming Bountiful’s formation call 801-363-9708 The play, based on the 2004 summer art classes for kids, June 16 United States in a field that Got Talent, set for 7-9 p.m. or email casuconductor@ novel of the same name, is the including Art is Fun! with • Bountiful High School includes TwitchCon, Game at Bountiful City Park. The xmission.com backstory for Peter Man and Nichole Butterfield, Draw- Class of ‘62 reunion, 6:30 Developers Conference, E3, event will feature a showcase serves as a prequel to J.M. ing with Nakita Shelley, and p.m. Will be held at BHS. PAX and Blizzcon. The an- of local stage talent, with Barrie’s “Peter and Wendy.” Family Watercolor with Jieun Please contact Kathy Midgley nual regional gaming event prizes awarded for first, stage•••• For more information, visit Rasband. The classes all begin Chidester at 801-292-9183. will draw over 15,000 gamers. second and third place. Jon zigarts.com. at 10 a.m., and run to either 11 June 17 Salt Lake Gaming Con is for Carter will serve as emcee June 9-July 1 a.m. or noon depending on the • Star Party. Members of people to meet and compete for the event, which will • “Steel Magnolias,” the day. For costs, more informa- the Ogden Astronomical with other local and regional kick off the city’s Music classic story of love, loss, eXHiBit••• tion and how to register, visit Society will be out with tele- people who play games. Tick- in the Park concert series. laughter and friendship, is bdac.org. scopes to explore the night ets to Salt Lake Gaming Con For more information, visit playing Thursdays, Fridays, through June 23 June 20-24 sky with visitors. Beginning 2017 are available immedi- facebook.com/Bountiful- Saturdays and Mondays at • Bountiful Davis Art •Discover Antelope Island at 7 p.m., meet at the White ately via the website, saltlake- Citys- Music-In-The- the Leishman Performance Center to present annual State Park Tues-Thur, 9-5, Rock Bay Day Use Trailhead gamingcon.com/tickets. Park-147662005305048. Hall at CenterPoint Legacy statewide competition in their overnight camping Friday noon at Antelope Island to view June 26 Theatre. For more informa- upstairs gallery, and their “Af- to Saturday noon. Utah Master the sun. Deep space view- • Ann Wilson of Heart tion or to purchase tickets, ter Hours: Illustrators off the Naturalist and Antelope Island ing will begin at dark. Bring Music•••• will perform at the Ken- visit CPTUTAH.org. Clock” exhibit in the down- State Park present a desert camp chairs and a picnic and ley Amphitheater, 403 N. June 16-July 15 stairs gallery. Bountiful Davis explorations field course for enjoy the evening looking at June 16 Wasatch Drive, Layton, 8 • 1776! It was a time of Art Center, 90 North Main adults who enjoy learning nebulae, star clusters, planets • Concerts in the Park at p.m. Tickets are $39-$69. All unrest, a time of gallantry, Street, Bountiful. For more about nature. Registration fee and more. If you bring a Brigham Young Historic of the songs that make up a time for Revolution. Our information, visit bdac.org. is $175, an optional three USU flashlight be sure it has a Park, Salt Lake City. Utah the essence of Ann Wilson History books come to life CEUs are available. Partial red filter over it and turn off National Guard 23rd Army will be on display; songs from in this legendary tale of how scholarships offered to teachers. headlights when entering the Band will perform patriotic HEART, songs from Ann’s America was fought for and classes••• To register online visit: utah- parking area. and popular band music at solo projects, and songs that built. It’s the Summer of masternaturalist.org June 22 7:30 p.m. All ages welcome. have influenced and inspired 1776 and our nation is ready June 15, 29 June 26-30 • Big Brothers Big Sisters Located on the corner of Ann throughout her life. This to declare independence, now • Davis County Senior • The 30th annual Dick of Utah invite those inter- North Temple and State show is sponsored by Inter- it’s up to these remarkable Services offers free classes for Hunsaker Shooting camp will ested in learning more about Street. mountain Layton Hospital. men to figure out how to do individuals who care for family be held at Roy Junior High the program to come to the June 17 *This concert is a “Special it. Barlow Main Stage at members that are older and/ School, 5400 S. 2100 West, Gallivan Center, 11 a.m. to • He’s practically part of Engagement” for the 2017 CenterPoint Legacy Theatre. or frail. Classes held at the Roy. For further information 2 p.m. to learn more. www. the family now…for the season and is not included Performances are Monday Golden Years Senior Activ- call 801-479-0742. bbbsu.org third year in a row Davis in season subscriptions. For through Saturday. For tickets June 24 Arts Council will welcome ticket information call 801- or more information, visit • Garden Tour, sponsored David Archuleta to Layton! 546-8575 or visit DavisArts. CPTUTAH.org or 801-298- by Bountiful Soroptimists, 10 David became a star when he org. 1302. Tell Davis County what you’re a.m. - 4 p.m. Tickets ($10, $5 was just 16. He has released June 30 aug. 4-sept. 2 for children) are available at six albums and won numer- • The Red Desert Ram- • Hope Box Theatre doing! Send in your events, The Avon Store, Robintino’s ous awards since then. His blers will perform as part of will present “Joseph and Restaurant, the Davis County recognizable voice and natural Bountiful’s Music in the Park the Amazing Technicolor concerts, plays, and communi- Clipper, from any Soroptimist charisma endears him to fans series from 7-8:30 p.m. at Dreamcoat” on their main or at any of the homes on young and old. Kenley Am- Bountiful City Park (200 W. stage. The well-known musi- ty events to rjamieson@davis- June 24. Visit seven beautiful phitheater, 403 N. Wasatch 400 North). The band plays cal, written by Tim Rice and private gardens in North Salt Drive, Layton, 8 to 10 p.m. Bluegrass, Classic Country Andrew Lloyd Webber, tells clipper.com to get it included Lake and Bountiful. 1. Diane Tickets are $34-$54. For and Swing music blending the Biblical story of Joseph of & Larry Holbrook, 88 S. ticket information call 801- harmonies with smoking Egypt entirely through song. in the calendar. Valley View Dr. (350 East), 546-8575 or visit DavisArts. instrumental breaks. Hon- A portion of the proceeds North Salt Lake; 2. Linda & org. ored by the International Jim Silver 87 S. Valley View June 18 Bluegrass Music Association Dr., (350 East), North Salt • Mister Sister Trio will and featured at the Mountain Lake; 3. Kathleen & Gren perform at the Davis Arts West Conference of the Arts. Clark, 92 E. North Canyon Council’s Free Sunday Con- They are a regional band with When it Comes to Local News Road, Bountiful (Chances cert Series at 7 p.m. at the national recognition. for Charity baskets located Kenley Amphitheater, 403 July 7 here. Six Chances for $5) 4. N. Wasatch Dr., Layton. A Utah Voices and the 23rd Pam & Pat Carrie, 287 Park harmonious trio formed when Army Band will perform at View Circle, Bountiful; 5. two sister vocalists Nina Oy- Bountiful City Park from Connie and David Allen, 136 ler and Brady Chavez, came 7-8:30 p.m., presenting an W. 1900 South, Bountiful; together with the most talent- evening full of patriotic music 6. Kathy & Kevin Camp- ed guitar player and vocalist with songs from American bell, 739 Eagle Ridge Drive, Dan Hall. The group began and Broadway composers. Bountiful; 7. Angie and Matt in 2006 and have had the This is a very popular event Kister, 784 Eagle Ridge luxury of performing hun- in Bountiful and a “feel good” Drive, Bountiful. Money dreds of shows in the greater concert for everyone. Bounti- earned in this fund-raiser parts of Northern Utah. In ful Park is located at 200 W. goes to help women and girls 2009 they released their first 400 North. locally and internationally CD, “Now We Know” and July 14-15 in addition to several local have had great success! The This year’s Days of ’47 charities such as the Bountiful trio enjoys singing all genres KUTV Pops Concert will be Food Bank. from James Taylor, Crosby, held at 7:30 p.m. both nights • Flea market and bake Stills & Nash, to The Beatles, at the Eccles Theater in Salt sale, Camelot Mobile Home Indigo Girls, and Blackstreet. Lake (131 Main Street). Park, 655 North Hwy 89, They pride themselves on Sterling Poulson, music North Salt Lake, Sponsored catching a glimpse of most director and conductor of by the Camelot HOA, from every genre and time period, the Days of ’47 KUTV Pops 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., all items at giving them a wide variety of concert since 1997, invites low prices. Baked goods will music to choose from! Doors you to join the Choral Arts be sold inside the building. open at 6:30 p.m. For details, Society of Utah and the Utah A special table with items for visit davisarts.org. National Guard 23rd Army sale will be set up; all those June 20 Band, for two great nights of proceeds will enable a young • Concerts in the Park fabulous music. 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July 7 the corner of North Temple who perform a wide array of from the show will go toward ity Center, 726 S. 100 East, events •••• • “Dark Side of the Moon” and State Street. musical genres, conductors, a Utah resident and their Bountiful from noon to 1 p.m. is the theme and Antelope June 22 and composers. In addition, family who are suffering from A light lunch will be provided RETURNED HOME June 15 Island State Park will be the • “The Next Time I Fall,” the choir and orchestra will cancer. For tickets and more at the classes but attendees Online exhibit focuses on children • Bountiful Farmer’s venue for the 24th annual “You’re the Inspiration,” perform well-known Patri- information, visit hopebox- must RSVP to Megan Forbush Market, 3 to 8 p.m., Bounti- BY JENNIFFER WARDELL Elder Hodgson Antelope by Moonlight Bike “Glory of Love”…just a few otic and Broadway favorites, theatre.com. at 801-525-5088 by Monday at Elder Kase Hodgson, son of Russel Hodgson and ful City Park, 400 North 200 Ride at 10 p.m. To register go of this legend’s biggest hits! including a salute to our men aug. 4-sept. 2 noon for that class week. [email protected] West. Kia Hodgson, has returned home after serving to www.AntelopebyMoonlight. We can’t wait to welcome and women in uniform.This • It’s a Weber State theater * June 15, topic: “Benefits for in the Minnesota Minneapolis Mission. He will • Northern Utah American It’s a chance to say hello com. Registration is $25 per Peter Cetera to Layton. concert is presented by Med department reunion at The Veterans” presented by Megan speak June 18 at 1 p.m. in the Bountiful 11th Red Cross annual celebration, rider through June 28. For Kenley Amphitheater, 403 One Group and sponsored Ziegfeld Theater this sum- Forbush, Davis County Senior to the past. Ward, 115 E. Wicker Lane, Bountiful. 4 to 6 p.m. Summit Powder more information contact N. Wasatch Drive, Layton, 8 by the following: Days of ’47 mer. Owners and Weber Services. The Church of Jesus Mountain, Arbor Lodge, Davis County, 801-451-3286 to 10 p.m. Tickets are $54- Inc., KUTV 2News, Larry State alumni, Morgan and * June 29, topic: “Sum- Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Eden. Free and open to the or email neka@daviscountyu- $84. For ticket information H. & Gail Miller Family Caleb Parry, are working with mertime Safety” presented by Church History Museum Elder Lemon public. This event is an op- tah.gov Facebook: fb.me/ante- call 801-546-8575 or visit Foundation, Legacy Retire- recently retired professor of Linda Clawson, South Davis is offering Davis County Elder Sterling G. Lemon, son of Scott and Carol portunity for NUARC to give lopebymoonlight. DavisArts.org. ment Communities, Sorenson theater Jim Christian on The Home Health and Hospice. residents the chance to Lemon, has returned home after serving in the thanks to the volunteers and July 7-8 June 23 Legacy Foundation, Salt Lake Ziegfeld Theater’s upcom- June 19-30 get up close and personal Kansas Wichita Mission. He will speak June donors who have helped the • Salt Lake Gaming Con • Come see the best talent County Zoo Arts & Park, ing summer production of • The Bountiful/Davis with people from the past 18 at 11 a.m. in the Bountiful 39th Ward, 600 E. Red Cross. Featured speaker is already one of the top 10 south Davis has to offer with and US Bank. For more in- “Peter and the Starcatcher.” Art Center offers a variety of in their newest online 1500 South, Bountiful. will be Elliott Bisnow. gaming conventions in the the upcoming Bountiful’s formation call 801-363-9708 The play, based on the 2004 summer art classes for kids, exhibit, “Portraits of Child- June 16 United States in a field that Got Talent, set for 7-9 p.m. or email casuconductor@ novel of the same name, is the including Art is Fun! with hood.” The exhibit, found • Bountiful High School includes TwitchCon, Game at Bountiful City Park. The xmission.com backstory for Peter Man and Nichole Butterfield, Draw- at history.lds.org/exhibit/ Sister Tripp Class of ‘62 reunion, 6:30 Developers Conference, E3, event will feature a showcase serves as a prequel to J.M. ing with Nakita Shelley, and portraits-of-childhood, fea- Sister Brookelle Tripp, daughter of William and p.m. Will be held at BHS. PAX and Blizzcon. The an- of local stage talent, with Barrie’s “Peter and Wendy.” Family Watercolor with Jieun tures portraits of pioneer Rebecca Tripp, has returned home after serving Please contact Kathy Midgley nual regional gaming event prizes awarded for first, stage•••• For more information, visit Rasband. The classes all begin children and their families, in the Canada Vancouver Mission. She will Chidester at 801-292-9183. will draw over 15,000 gamers. second and third place. Jon zigarts.com. at 10 a.m., and run to either 11 offering a glimpse of both speak June 18 at 1 p.m. in the Bountiful 28th June 17 Salt Lake Gaming Con is for Carter will serve as emcee June 9-July 1 a.m. or noon depending on the life in the time period and Ward, 350 W. 1500 South (Hidden Chapel), • Star Party. Members of people to meet and compete for the event, which will • “Steel Magnolias,” the day. For costs, more informa- a look at the eternal nature Bountiful. the Ogden Astronomical with other local and regional kick off the city’s Music classic story of love, loss, eXHiBit••• tion and how to register, visit of family. Society will be out with tele- people who play games. Tick- in the Park concert series. laughter and friendship, is bdac.org. Many of the portraits are scopes to explore the night ets to Salt Lake Gaming Con For more information, visit playing Thursdays, Fridays, through June 23 June 20-24 of actual pioneer children, sky with visitors. Beginning 2017 are available immedi- facebook.com/Bountiful- Saturdays and Mondays at • Bountiful Davis Art •Discover Antelope Island particularly the Harwood at 7 p.m., meet at the White ately via the website, saltlake- Citys- Music-In-The- the Leishman Performance Center to present annual State Park Tues-Thur, 9-5, family. Through the vari- Rock Bay Day Use Trailhead gamingcon.com/tickets. Park-147662005305048. Hall at CenterPoint Legacy statewide competition in their overnight camping Friday noon ous paintings we see June Reverend Bushdiecker at Antelope Island to view June 26 Theatre. For more informa- upstairs gallery, and their “Af- to Saturday noon. Utah Master Rose Harwood grow from have names attached to the sun. Deep space view- • Ann Wilson of Heart tion or to purchase tickets, ter Hours: Illustrators off the Naturalist and Antelope Island infancy to childhood, all them, instead portraying to be installed June 24 ing will begin at dark. Bring Music•••• will perform at the Ken- visit CPTUTAH.org. Clock” exhibit in the down- State Park present a desert in paintings done by her familiar scenes of life from camp chairs and a picnic and ley Amphitheater, 403 N. June 16-July 15 stairs gallery. Bountiful Davis explorations field course for father James Taylor Har- the time period. George BOUNTIFUL — The of Christ will officiate. enjoy the evening looking at June 16 Wasatch Drive, Layton, 8 • 1776! It was a time of Art Center, 90 North Main adults who enjoy learning wood. The paintings are Nelson Ottinger’s “Bath- Reverend Jodi Bushdi- Representatives from nebulae, star clusters, planets • Concerts in the Park at p.m. Tickets are $39-$69. All unrest, a time of gallantry, Street, Bountiful. For more about nature. Registration fee beautiful, and it’s possible time” isn’t as technically ecker will be installed as the local LDS church, and more. If you bring a Brigham Young Historic of the songs that make up a time for Revolution. Our information, visit bdac.org. is $175, an optional three USU to see a father’s eye in the adept as some of the other the pastor of the Bounti- Episcopal Church of the flashlight be sure it has a Park, Salt Lake City. Utah the essence of Ann Wilson History books come to life CEUs are available. Partial care with which they were paintings, but it has an ful Community Church Resurrection, Bountiful red filter over it and turn off National Guard 23rd Army will be on display; songs from in this legendary tale of how scholarships offered to teachers. crafted. One of the paint- innocence to it that brings on June 24 at 1 p.m. in a Food Pantry, and U.C.C. headlights when entering the Band will perform patriotic HEART, songs from Ann’s America was fought for and classes••• To register online visit: utah- ings also includes Harriet childhood to mind even service in the church’s clergy will be present as parking area. and popular band music at solo projects, and songs that built. It’s the Summer of masternaturalist.org Richards Harwood, look- more strongly. The same sanctuary. Bushdiecker well as the congregation June 22 7:30 p.m. All ages welcome. have influenced and inspired 1776 and our nation is ready June 15, 29 June 26-30 ing as serene as the iconic artist’s “Child in Red” has been serving in the and friends. • Big Brothers Big Sisters Located on the corner of Ann throughout her life. This to declare independence, now • Davis County Senior • The 30th annual Dick image of motherhood. highlights the historical position since the begin- A reception will follow of Utah invite those inter- North Temple and State show is sponsored by Inter- it’s up to these remarkable Services offers free classes for Hunsaker Shooting camp will The gallery also includes practice of putting both ning of this year. in the parlor. ested in learning more about Street. mountain Layton Hospital. men to figure out how to do individuals who care for family be held at Roy Junior High a painting of Brigham young boys and girls in The Reverend Erin The Bountiful Com- the program to come to the June 17 *This concert is a “Special it. Barlow Main Stage at members that are older and/ School, 5400 S. 2100 West, Young, Mary Ann Angell dresses before a certain Gilmore of the Rocky munity Church is located Gallivan Center, 11 a.m. to • He’s practically part of Engagement” for the 2017 CenterPoint Legacy Theatre. or frail. Classes held at the Roy. For further information Young and their family, age, showing that the clas- Mountain Conference at 150 N. 400 East in 2 p.m. to learn more. www. the family now…for the season and is not included Performances are Monday Golden Years Senior Activ- call 801-479-0742. painted by William War- sic images we have of “boy of the United Church Bountiful. bbbsu.org third year in a row Davis in season subscriptions. For through Saturday. For tickets ner Major. The painting things” and “girl things” June 24 Arts Council will welcome ticket information call 801- or more information, visit is done in what was very are less timeless than we • Garden Tour, sponsored David Archuleta to Layton! 546-8575 or visit DavisArts. CPTUTAH.org or 801-298- much the style for the might sometimes think. by Bountiful Soroptimists, 10 David became a star when he org. 1302. Tell Davis County what you’re era, though you can get Though Danquart An- LDS Church groups to a.m. - 4 p.m. Tickets ($10, $5 was just 16. He has released June 30 aug. 4-sept. 2 a glimpse of the family’s thon Weggland’s “Skating for children) are available at six albums and won numer- • The Red Desert Ram- • Hope Box Theatre doing! Send in your events, history and the sense of Pond” isn’t quite a portrait, The Avon Store, Robintino’s ous awards since then. His blers will perform as part of will present “Joseph and who they were as people it has the same sense of host block party Saturday Restaurant, the Davis County recognizable voice and natural Bountiful’s Music in the Park the Amazing Technicolor concerts, plays, and communi- through their various inter- youthful playfulness that Clipper, from any Soroptimist charisma endears him to fans series from 7-8:30 p.m. at Dreamcoat” on their main actions. The description brings to mind more mod- SALT LAKE CITY — The North Temple to South or at any of the homes on young and old. Kenley Am- Bountiful City Park (200 W. stage. The well-known musi- ty events to rjamieson@davis- gives some deeper insights ern images of kids having Family History Library Temple, which will be June 24. Visit seven beautiful phitheater, 403 N. Wasatch 400 North). The band plays cal, written by Tim Rice and into that history, including fun. and the Church His- closed to thru traffic. The private gardens in North Salt Drive, Layton, 8 to 10 p.m. Bluegrass, Classic Country Andrew Lloyd Webber, tells clipper.com to get it included a family member that had At first, Arnold Friberg’s tory Museum of The event is free. Lake and Bountiful. 1. Diane Tickets are $34-$54. For and Swing music blending the Biblical story of Joseph of died by the time the paint- “Mormon Preachers, First Church of Jesus Christ There will be live mu- & Larry Holbrook, 88 S. ticket information call 801- harmonies with smoking Egypt entirely through song. in the calendar. ing was finished. Missionaries in Denmark,” of Latter-day Saints will sic outside, a rock-climb- Valley View Dr. (350 East), 546-8575 or visit DavisArts. instrumental breaks. Hon- A portion of the proceeds Another portrait with doesn’t seem to be about sponsor the third annual ing wall, bounce houses, North Salt Lake; 2. Linda & org. ored by the International tragic overtones was children at all. The eye is Family History Block face painting, pioneer-era Jim Silver 87 S. Valley View June 18 Bluegrass Music Association Thomas Ward’s painting of drawn to the adults at the Party on June 17 featur- games, among other Dr., (350 East), North Salt • Mister Sister Trio will and featured at the Mountain Phoebe Carter Woodruff top of the painting, some ing indoor and outdoor activities. There will also Lake; 3. Kathleen & Gren perform at the Davis Arts West Conference of the Arts. and her son Joseph. The reading and others listen- activities for the entire be food trucks and snow Clark, 92 E. North Canyon Council’s Free Sunday Con- They are a regional band with When it Comes to Local News description states that family. The event will run cones for nominal fees. ing intently, and it takes Road, Bountiful (Chances cert Series at 7 p.m. at the national recognition. Joseph died soon after a moment for the eye to from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Family history activities for Charity baskets located Kenley Amphitheater, 403 July 7 the painting was finished, catch the small child hid- West Temple Street from will be held inside. here. Six Chances for $5) 4. N. Wasatch Dr., Layton. A Utah Voices and the 23rd while the family was cross- ing in the shadows under Pam & Pat Carrie, 287 Park harmonious trio formed when Army Band will perform at ing the plains, and that the the table. She, too, is look- View Circle, Bountiful; 5. two sister vocalists Nina Oy- Bountiful City Park from mom later saw the work ing up at the person speak- Connie and David Allen, 136 ler and Brady Chavez, came 7-8:30 p.m., presenting an as a cherished reminder ing, the expression on her W. 1900 South, Bountiful; together with the most talent- evening full of patriotic music of her child. The knowl- small face making it clear 6. Kathy & Kevin Camp- ed guitar player and vocalist with songs from American edge gives the painting a that she’s listening just as bell, 739 Eagle Ridge Drive, Dan Hall. The group began and Broadway composers. poignant, bittersweet qual- intently to the missionary FROM TOp: “Mormon Preachers, First Missionaries in Denmark,” Bountiful; 7. Angie and Matt in 2006 and have had the This is a very popular event ity, and it becomes easy as the adults, perhaps even by Arnold Friberg (after Christen Dalsgaard, 1856), “Portrait Kister, 784 Eagle Ridge luxury of performing hun- in Bountiful and a “feel good” to imagine the mother more so. Though it’s only Of Harriet Richards Harwood And Daughter June,” by James Drive, Bountiful. Money dreds of shows in the greater concert for everyone. Bounti- staring at the painting the a small section of the over- Taylor Harwood. “Brigham and Mary Ann Angell Young and their earned in this fund-raiser parts of Northern Utah. In ful Park is located at 200 W. same way you are. all painting, it’s one of the Children,” by William Warner Major. goes to help women and girls 2009 they released their first 400 North. Other portraits don’t more touching parts. Photos courtesy of history.lds.org locally and internationally CD, “Now We Know” and July 14-15 in addition to several local have had great success! The This year’s Days of ’47 charities such as the Bountiful trio enjoys singing all genres KUTV Pops Concert will be Food Bank. from James Taylor, Crosby, held at 7:30 p.m. both nights • Flea market and bake Stills & Nash, to The Beatles, at the Eccles Theater in Salt sale, Camelot Mobile Home Free family history seminar June 17 Indigo Girls, and Blackstreet. Lake (131 Main Street). Park, 655 North Hwy 89, They pride themselves on Sterling Poulson, music North Salt Lake, Sponsored catching a glimpse of most director and conductor of RIVERTON — The River- by Melanie Montgomery ics, Lab 2,” by Kenneth arch Library is located in by the Camelot HOA, from every genre and time period, the Days of ’47 KUTV Pops ton FamilySearch Li- • “Why You Want a Tree Spencer the LDS Riverton Office 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., all items at giving them a wide variety of concert since 1997, invites brary’s next free seminar in Ancestry.com,” by Art Any last-minute class Building at 3740 West Mar- low prices. Baked goods will music to choose from! Doors you to join the Choral Arts will be June 17 from 9 a.m. Robbins changes can be found on- ket Center Drive (13175 be sold inside the building. open at 6:30 p.m. For details, Society of Utah and the Utah to 12:20 p.m. The key- • “Senior Missionary line at familysearch.org/ South). For more informa- A special table with items for visit davisarts.org. National Guard 23rd Army note speaker will be Art Focus Group” by Art fhc/riverton tion about the seminar, call RECIEVE UP TO sale will be set up; all those June 20 Band, for two great nights of Johnson, FamilySearch Johnson The Riverton FamilySe- 1-801-240-9601. AIR proceeds will enable a young • Concerts in the Park fabulous music. A special fea- 1 International’s workforce • “Basic Computer $1,500 CONDITIONING man to purchase a service dog at Brigham Young His- ture at this year’s Pops Con- development manager. 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FamilySearch Wiki,” by with the purchase of a qualifying through July 31, 2017 City will be hosting its an- For less than 70¢ per week you can have the clipper mailed to your home. The complete schedule Lee Tripp Annual Lennox® home comfort system. nual “Fun Fest Barbecue.” for the morning is posted • “Transferring Sources Lunch will be served from below. Everyone is wel- and Data between Ances- 12:30 to 2 p.m. in the St. come to participate. try.com and Family Tree,” Fundraiser BBQ Olaf McNamara Center, suBscRiBe tODaY! 9–10 a.m. by Art Robbins Sunday, June 25th • 12:30 to 2pm corner of Orchard Drive Keynote speaker: Art • “Attaching Photos and St. Olaf’s Mac Center • 1800 S. Orchard Drive, Btfl and 1800 South, Bountiful. The Johnson, “Senior Mission- Documents to the Family- There will be a silent auction, name ______ary Service Opportunities” Search Memory Gallery,” • Silent Auction, Door Prizes & Raffl e door prizes and Meat Lover’s Davis Clipper 10:10–11:10 a.m. by Michael Grimshaw • Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Hot Dogs Raffle. Grand raffle prize is • “Hopping across the • “Basic Graphic Skills: • Salads, Sides, Desserts $250 gift certificate to Don’s connecting Davis address ______Pond: British Resources,” IrfanView and Graph- • Meat Lovers Raffl e: Grand Prize $250 Gift Certifi cate Meats in Centerville. (You from Don’s Meats - Centerville need not be present to win). city ______(need not to be present to win) Menu: pulled pork sand- Professional Service Done Right... Right Away! wiches, hot dogs, salads, sides $25.00 per family or $10.00 per person and dessert. 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100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 250 Garage Sale 520 Instruction/Tutoring 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS TELEPHONE OPERATOR Ma- KARL’S YARD SERVICE Spring DO NOT Register any where ture person 18/older needed P/T clean-up, leaves/weeds, hauling, FLEA MARKET else for Preschool this fall sonal representative at the above this Notice or said claims shall weekend/afternoon shifts. Must Pruning, trimming, removal of and BAKE SALE, until you’ve checked out www. address. (2) file the written claims be forever barred. C-3278 6/1-15 be able to handle busy multiple trees and bushes. Free esti- centervilleacademy.org! with the clerk of the court in Davis SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION phone lines, have good typing/ mates. Karl 801-298-0610. Camelot Mobile Marcia Anderson’s Preschool County, or otherwise present their claims as required by Utah Law IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. computer skills, pleasant phone Home Park, 655 1248 Main, Centerville Since OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL voice, great work ethics, and be MOWING, MOWING MOWING 1983. 801-298-KIDS(5437) or within three months after the Weekly Mowing, South Davis North Hwy 89 in North date of the first publication of this DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS great with customers. Call 801- 801-390-9149. COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. 295-1873 or apply in person at Area. Danny 385-775-1112 Salt Lake, Sponsored notice or be forever barred. Date of first publication June 8, 2017. CASE NO. 179702300, JUDGE 359 S. Main St in Bountiful. Drug by the Camelot HOA, LAWN MOWING Aeration, Sprin- 570 Apartment for Rent C-3294 6/8-22 DAVID HAMILTON. CASCADE free environment. kler, Larson Yard Service Weekly Saturday, June 24th COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF CENTERVILLE CITY V. JEREMY KNOX AND GLORIA Lawn Mowing, Aeration, Sprin- SENIOR LIVING in Bountiful 2bd1 LAWN MAINTENANCE from 10am-2pm, all PLANNING COMMISSION WINSLOW, DEFENDANTS. THE F/T-P/T-SUB Worker wanted, kler Repair. No Contract Re- bath, 1bd & Studio apts available, quired. Lic/Legal/Ins. www.larso- items at low prices. NOTICE OF PUBLIC STATE OF UTAH TO JEREMY Mow lawns in Davis County, $12/ No Pet/Smoking Secured En- KNOX AND GLORIA WINSLOW: nyardservice.com 801.725.5666 Baked goods will be HEARING ON ZONING TEXT hr to start. Experience preferred. trance, Elevator, Common Room, AMENDMENT You are each summoned and NSL to Kays. Kurt 801-355-5233 or 801-706- sold inside the build- 801-296-0470 or 801-557-4179. Notice is hereby given that required to answer the complaint 1252 the Centerville City Planning that is on file with the court. Within TREE TRIMMING & Removal ing. A special table PAGES LANE Office Space 340- Commission will hold a public 21 days after the last date of KITCHEN EXHAUST Cleaner Affordable Service South Davis with items for sale will 2,566 sq ft available 801-557- Area Trees, shrubs and hedges, hearing, Wednesday, June 28th publication of this summons, Training provided, $11.00 to 4179 T.I.’s available you must each file your written Mowing Spring Cleanup, Haul- be set up; all those 2017, beginning at 7:00 p.m., or start... Work nights,some days as soon thereafter as the matter answer with the clerk of the court ing, Concrete Flat Work. and weekends. Full Time Please proceeds will enable 810 Commercial Property may be heard, at the Centerville at the following address: 800 W send resume to ballfireprotec- References, Senior Discount. a young man to pur- City Hall, 250 North Main Street, State St., Farmington, UT 84025, Call Dan 801-518-7365 and you must each mail or deliver [email protected] chase a Service Dog COMMERICAL OFFICE Space Centerville, Utah, regarding a Zoning Text Amendment of Cen- a copy to plaintiff’s attorney Chad in Centerville Pages Ln & 400 DENTAL ASSISTANT for Cen- 120 Services – A worthy cause. terville Zoning Code 12.61.100 C. Rasmussen at PO Box 723, terville office No experience re- E Great Dental Space, owner and 12.49.100, regarding incen- Provo, UT 84603. If you fail to quired. Must be a quick learner will give allowance for T.I.’s 801- do so, judgment by default will SEAMLESS ALUMINUM tives for buildings located on the and be hard working and dedicat- 270 Want To Buy 557-4179 Historic Landmark Register. be taken against you for the relief RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- ed. We are looking for someone If you have questions regard- demanded in the complaint. This ing, deck and fence repairs, who would be willing to eventu- ing his matter or would like further lawsuit is an attempt to collect a tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for ally transition to manage the front information, contact Centerville debt of $8,371.18. /s/ Chad C. Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. old LDS & other books. Also old 9000 LEGALS office. Please bring resumes to City Community Development, Rasmussen C-3289 6/8-29 go2jasonhansen.com photos & historical memorabilia 134 S. Main, Centerville. at 801-292-8232 or visit the City’s Call 800-823-9124 KAYSVILLE CITY website at www.centervilleut.net ANNOUNCEMENT OF PAINTING NOTICE OF 2017 CANDI- Marsha L. Morrow, MMC APPOINTMENT CASEWORKER NEEDED! AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS 20-years Experience. DATES FOR OFFICE Centerville City Recorder North Side Center (Bountiful) Notice is hereby given that, Estate of ANNELISE HOLMES Interior, Exterior, Residential & C-3312 6/15 Seeking Caseworker to work at Commercial. Professional finish. 330 Autos for Sale Kaysville City will hold a Munici- Deceased Probate No. small facility with 12 individuals Free est. Call 801-298-4472 or pal Primary Election on August WEST BOUNTIFUL CITY 173700237 with disabilities. Bachelor’s in hu- 801-706-2951 15, 2017 for Mayor, and Council NOTICE OF CANDIDATES JOHN DOUGLAS HOLMES, man services or behavioral field Members (2). The City will hold The following individuals have JR., whose address is 5130 April required. Spencer @ 801-292- SPRINKLERS FIRST AID MAGIC a Municipal General Election on filed as candidates to run for Dr., Conway, AR 72034, has been 6797/[email protected]. LAWN. 40-yrs experience. New November 7, 2017. Mayor and two city council seats appointed Personal Representa- installation, conversions, repairs. Candidates who have filed (4 year terms). tive of the above-entitled estate. CAREGIVER Spring tune-up. Magic Lawn. Dave and qualified for election are as Mayor: Ken Romney, Brady Tracy Creditors of the estate are hereby STARTING $15.40/HR 801-725-8897. follows: City Council: Kelly Enquist, notified to: (1) deliver or mail their Up to 40/hrs/week, Need 2 people. MAYORAL CANDIDATES Heather Gardner, Alan Malan, written claims to the Personal All shifts available. Kaysville/ *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* (4 yr term) Gary Merrell, Mark Preece Representative at his address Farmington area helping disabled 35 yrs. exp. excellent references Kamalu, Lorene Miner A Primary Election for City above; (2) deliver or mail their 26yr-old male. Must be 18/older & Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free Adams, John Swan Council will be held on August written claims to the Personal physically fit. 801-447-4644. Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- Jessen, Rustin 15, 2017 to narrow the field of Representative’s attorney of Witt, Katie record, Paul K. Bachman, at the 699-1942 candidates to four. The General CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES following address: 2225 Wash- Election will be held on Novem- 115 Yard Work (4 yr term) ington Blvd., Ste. 200, Ogden, CONCRETE RENT 2 OWN ber 7, 2017. Hansen, James C UT 84401; or (3) file their writ- Patios, driveways, RV Pads, Cathy Brightwell, FULL YARD SERVICE Trees- walks. Lic/Ins. Small jobs okay. NO CREDIT REQUIRED Barber, Michelle ten claims with the Clerk of the Von Bose, Randi City Recorder District Court in Davis County, trimming & removal. Mowing, References, Senior discount. Call C-3304 6/15-22 Summer Cleanup, Hedges, Flow- Lee, Susan or otherwise present their claims Dan 801-518-7265 $299 Maria Devereux as required by Utah law within 3 erbeds, Mulching, Weeding. Rea- NOTICE TO CREDITORS City Recorder months after the date of the first sonable rates, Senior Discount. Deposit In The Matter of the Estate Of: 240 For Sale C-3305 6/15-22 Jane H. Webb, Deceased. publication of this notice or be References. Junior-385-775-1112 forever barred. Notice to Creditors NOTICE IS herewith given HANDY ANDY’S TO BE Sold or otherwise disposed that Brian Webb, whose address Date of first publication: June Estate of James Lee Murphy and 1, 2017. Landscaping and Hauling. of at an auction to be held at SYS Sandra Ann Murphy is 4975 W. 4950 S. Hooper, UT Storage 1728 W. Gordon Avenue, 84315, has been appointed DATED: May 25, 2017. Local prompt service Probate No. 173700106 SMITH KNOWLES, P.C. Layton UT. 84041 On June 24, Trustee of the estate of the above Spring clean-up Our Specialty Katie Thronton whose address By: /s/ Paul K. Bachman Complete tree service 2017 at 10:00 am. is 474 Walton Drive North Salt named decedent. ALL persons having claims Attorney for Personal Weeding Unit #785, Sissy Alzpurua 13580 Lake Utah 84054 has been ap- Representative against the above estate are re- Shrub removal Highway 5 Norwood Norwood, pointed the personal representa- 2225 Washington Blvd., quired to present them to the said Flowerbed Preparation MN 55397. Household items and tive of the above entitled estate On Suite 200 personal representatives at the Boxes. the 8th of March 2017. Creditors Ogden, Utah 84401 Clean and Haul above within three months from Unit #766, Eliza Rhoades, P.O are herby notified to: (1) deliver or Telephone: (801) 476-0303 WE DO IT ALL the date of the first publication of Free Estimates Box #431 Tabiona, UT 84072. mail the written claims to the per- C-3275 6/1-15 801-425-2587 Household items and Boxes. Unit #899, Shaun Hansen 1591 **YARD-LAWN-SPRINKLERS** W. 1600 N.#1 Layton, UT 84041. Weekly Mowing. Yard Household items and Boxes. Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- Unit #756, Roger Madsen 1724 kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- W. 1700 S. Syracuse, UT 84075. scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! Tack Gear, Saddle, and Tubs. Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. Unit #258, Laren Rasmussen 801-292-0450 7720 S. Highway 89 #89 Willard, SHOP and SERVICE GUIDE UT 84340. Household items and PRO LANDSCAPING tools. Spring cleanup. Unit #505, Raegan Rowser 306 Flower beds, shrub removal, E. 100 N. Morgan UT, 84050. weeding, complete tree service. Household Items. VACUUMS! clean and haul. Unit #533 Alan Lund 1541 N. 700 WE DO IT ALL!!! E. Bountiful, UT 84010. House- • Portable Vacuums Free estimates. 801-888-1883 hold items and tools. Unit #8104, Raquel Busch 148 Utah’s • Central Vacuums We make new and repair old Change **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** E. 3000 S. Bountiful UT, 84010. your home IS OUR SPECIALTY Largest Vacuum • Cleaning Supplies forever with new Household items and Boxes. Unit Dealer • Weeding of Flower-Beds #117, Tracy Ryan 1640 W. 1110 S. SCREENS! vinyl windows • Trimming of Bushes/Hedges Syracuse UT 84075, Boxes. • Steam Cleaners • Raking up Leaves 801-298-3413 • Tree removal & trimming DINING ROOM SET, six chairs, 55 East 400 South • Centerville Free Estimates 801-328-3796 misc tables. 801-296-0546 SALES [email protected] AERATION BY KERRY 250 Garage Sales AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- SERVICE www.obrienglassproducts.com ing, Tilling, Aeration. Call Kerry 801-231-7364 DESIGNER GARAGE SALE PARTS Serving since 1986 Saturday, June 17th, 9am-12pm. 2795 Cave Hollow Way, Bountiful. Be ready for summer, schedule an AC tune-up today GENERAL CLEAN-UP Antique gargoyle love seat, orien- Prompt Service tal rug, lamp, light fixtures, picture ALSO Leaf raking, Flowerbed prep, frames, fabric, decor, kitchen Open Knife and Trees/shrubs, trim/prune/re- items and more. 6 days Scissor moval. Sprinkler installation & a week Sharpening repair. Fencing, Cement work, YARD/MOVING SALE Saturday, Driveways. June 17th, 9am-12pm. 225 East 475 North, NSL. Cash only!. HVAC Hauling (construction debris, CONSTRUCTION, INC. basements, garages, concrete). SAT. JUNE 24th - Farmington heating • ventilation • air conditioning Call 801-688-0161 Xing Yard Sale @8:00am Huge ***SPRINKLERS*** Neighborhood Yard Sale! Food 624 West 900 North, NSL, Utah 84054 All types of repairs & upgrades. Trucks! More info at Farming- New installs. We Do IT All! 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Your guide to local goods, services 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS and more. Find it here and online CENTERVILLE CITY ANNOUNCEMENT OF CITY OF BOUNTIFUL located at 780 South 2000 West, and required to answer the com- SUMMONS at www.davisclipper.com PLANNING COMMISSION APPOINTMENT AND 2017 MUNICIPAL PRIMARY Bldg. F, Syracuse, Utah 84075, plaint that is on file with the court. IN THE SECOND DISTRICT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE TO CREDITORS ELECTION and more particularly described Within 21 days after the last date JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR ON ZONING MAP Estate of WILLIAM THOMAS LIST OF CANDIDATES as follows (the “Property”): of publication of this summons, DAVIS COUNTY AMENDMENT BROOKE, JR. Following is a list of persons BUILDING F: you must file your written answer STATE OF UTAH Notice is hereby given that Deceased Probate No. 173700104 whose names will appear on the A PART OF THE NORTHEAST with the clerk of the court at the Case No. 1137535 the Centerville City Planning NEVI HORNE BROOKE, ballot as candidates in the Mu- QUARTER OF SECTION 9, following address: 800 W State State of Utah in the interest: A.F. CATEGORY INDEX PLACE YOUR AD TODAY CLASSIADS DEADLINE Commission will hold a public whose address is 1176 Northern nicipal Primary Election to be held TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE St., Farmington, UT 84025, and (DOB: 28 November 2016) in Bountiful, Utah on August 15, 2 WEST, SALT LAKE BASE • Announcements ...... 890 • Home Furnishings ...... 290 hearing, Wednesday, June 28th Hills Drive, Bountiful, Utah you must mail or deliver a copy Name of parent(s)/legal guardian: 2017, beginning at 7:00 p.m., or 84010, has been appointed 2017 (listed in randomly gener- AND MERIDIAN, U.S. SURVEY: to plaintiff’s attorney Chad C. State of Utah • Animals ...... 210 • Homes for Rent ...... 580 CALL 801-295-2251 ext. 100 MONDAY 4 p.m. • Apartments for Rent ...... 570 • Homes for Sale ...... 820 as soon thereafter as the matter Personal Representative of the ated order as determined by the BEGINNING AT A POINT ON Rasmussen at PO Box 723, THE STATE OF UTAH TO: • Autos for Sale ...... 330 • Instruction/Tutoring ...... 520 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon- Fri. for Thursday publication may be heard, at the Centerville above-entitled estate. Creditors State of Utah Lt Governor’s office): THE WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY Provo, UT 84603. If you fail to do JENNIFER FREW • Building Suppies ...... 830 • Investments ...... 670 City Hall, 250 North Main Street, of the estate are hereby notified FOR MAYOR (4-Year Term) LINE OF 2000 WEST STREET; so, judgment by default will be You are hereby summoned • Business Opportunities ...... 130 • Land for Sale ...... 700 Centerville, Utah, regarding a to (1) deliver or mail their written John Pitt SAID POINT BEING 402.81 taken against you for the relief to appear before the above- • Child Care ...... 530 • Lost & Found ...... 510 Zoning Map Amendment for the claims to the Personal Represen- Nicholas Dean Price FEET SOUTH 0º09’42” WEST demanded in the complaint. This entitled court, 800 W. State St., • Commercial Property ...... 810 • Miscellaneous ...... 820 ONLINE at www.davisclipper.com property at approximately 640 tative at the address above; (2) Jim E. Clark ALONG THE SECTION LINE lawsuit is an attempt to collect a Farmington, Utah on AUGUST • Musical Instruments ...... 300 GENERAL INFORMATION • Computers ...... 235 West Porter Lane, Parcel Number deliver or mail their written claims Dean Collinwood AND 50.00 FEET WEST FROM debt of $5,859.47. /s/ Chad C. • Offi ce Space for Rent/Sale ...... 750 1, 2017 at 10:30 a.m. to respond • Condos for Rent ...... 550 Click on the “Classifi eds” tab 1. Always ask for the ad to be read back to you. 03-001-0178, from Agricultural- to the Personal Representative’s Randy C. Lewis THE NORTHEAST CORNER Rasmussen C-3273 6/1-22. to a Petition on file with the court • Condos for Sale ...... 610 • Open House...... 620 Bob Lindsay OF SAID QUARTER SECTION; • Produce ...... 230 2. Please check your ad for errors the fi rst day it appears. Clipper Newspapers will Low to Residential-Medium. attorneys of record, Cathleen C. alleging that your parental rights • Duplexes for Rent ...... 575 FOR CITY COUNCIL RUNNING THENCE NORTH SUMMONS • Duplexes for Sale ...... 825 • Rooms for Rent ...... 560 be responsible for the fi rst incorrect insertion at no greater cost than the original If you have questions regard- Gilbert, GILBERT LAW OFFICE, to the above-named child should (4-Year Term, 2 positions to be 89º47’24” WEST 170.00 FEET; IN THE SECOND DISTRICT • For Sale ...... 240 • Services ...... 120 STOP BY THE CLIPPER space. Publisher assumes no fi nancial responsibility for errors or omission of copy. ing his matter or would like further at the following address: P.O. Box be terminated. You have a right to • Free ...... 880 • Storage for Rent ...... 590 information, contact Centerville 790, Bountiful, Utah 84011; or filled): THENCE SOUTH 0º09’42” WEST JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR be represented by an attorney at 3. Rate chargers are determined at the time of placement. • Garage Sales ...... 250 • Trade...... 260 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 City Community Development, at (3) file their written claims with the Dave L .Nelson 130.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH DAVIS COUNTY STATE OF these proceedings. If you do not • Help Wanted ...... 100 • Travel/Time Share ...... 540 4. Cancellations: No refunds or cancellations on extended weeks. 801-292-8232 or visit the City’s Clerk of the District Court in Davis Clint Ochoa Halladay 89º47’24” EAST 170.00 FEET; UTAH appear at the time and place set • Home Appliances ...... 280 • Yard work ...... 115 (across from Robintino’s) 5. Payment is due upon placement of ad unless an account has been established. website at www.centervilleut.net County, or otherwise present their Kendalyn Keyes Harris THENCE NORTH 0º09’42” EAST Case Nos. 1140848, 1140849 forth herein, the hearing will pro- We accept cash, check or credit card: Marsha L. Morrow, MMC claims as required by Utah law Bret Berry Hutchings 130.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF State of Utah in the interest: ceed in your absence and could Centerville City Recorder within three months after the date Alex Densley BEGINNING. C.A.(DOB: 07February2017); result in a termination of your FAX: 801-295-3044 C-3310 6/15 of the first publication of this notice Kenny Knighton TAX PARCEL NO. 12-048-0098 M.A. (DOB: 07February2017) parental rights. C-3300 6/15-7/6 FREE CLASSIADS or be forever barred. Seth E. Allen Pursuant to that certain As- THE STATE OF UTAH TO: for 20 words or less SUMMONS C-3306 6/15-29 Chris R. Simonsen signment of Deed of Trust, dated ELLIE ANDERSON NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (20 words or less - 1 week) IN THE SECOND DISTRICT Mason Don Milligan September 17, 2015, the Deed of You are hereby summoned to WEBER BASIN WATER Items under $100 MAIL: The Clipper Classiads 60¢ per word after JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR Notice is hereby given that, Fruit Seth Robert Wright Trust was assigned to Express appear before the above-entitled CONSERVANCY DISTRICT Private party only. Price must appear in the ad. Only 1 item per ad. Mail in, Fax 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 $12 DAVIS COUNTY Heights City will hold a Caucus Published by: Point Properties, L.L.C., a Utah court, 800 W. State St. Farming- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY or Walk-in only. No phone-ins, please. Garage Sales Excluded. 1 ad per month. includes online placement STATE OFUTAH Meeting on August 15, 2017 for Shawna Andrus Limited Liability Company, and re- ton, Utah on AUGUST 3, 2017 GIVEN pursuant to Section 11-14- Case Nos. 1140848, 1140849 Mayor, and Council Members Bountiful City Recorder corded on September 23, 2015, as at 9:00 a.m. to respond to a Peti- 318, Utah Code Annotated 1953, State of Utah in the interest: C.A. (2). The City will hold a Municipal C-3298 6/15-22 Entry No. 2894775, in Book 6357, tion on file with the court alleging as amended, that on June 26, (DOB: 07February2017); M.A. General Election on November 7, at Pages 823-825. As a result, the that your parental rights to the 2017, the Board of Trustees (the Find all the classifi ed ads and more online at www.davisclipper.com (DOB: 07February2017) 2017. MAYOR Davis County current beneficiary of the Deed of above-named children should be “Board”) of the Weber Basin Wa- Name of parent(s)/legal guardian: Don Wayne Carroll, Incumbent, NOTICE OF THE FILING OF Trust is Express Point Properties, terminated. You have a right to ter Conservancy District (the “Dis- PETITIONS FOR WATER 100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 250 Garage Sale 520 Instruction/Tutoring State of Utah Sagebrush Party L.L.C., and the record owner of be represented by an attorney at trict”) will hold a public hearing to THE STATE OF UTAH TO: Jeremy John Canter, CONTRACT BY WEBER the Property as of the recording these proceedings. If you do not receive input from the public with 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS JASON ANDERSON Pinecone Party BASIN WATER of the Notice of Default is Bench- appear at the time and place set respect to the issuance of up to TELEPHONE OPERATOR Ma- KARL’S YARD SERVICE Spring DO NOT Register any where You are hereby summoned to John M. Pohlman, CONSERVANCY DISTRICT mark Real Estate Company. The forth herein, the hearing will pro- $45,000,000 of the District’s water ture person 18/older needed P/T clean-up, leaves/weeds, hauling, FLEA MARKET else for Preschool this fall sonal representative at the above this Notice or said claims shall appear before the above-entitled Pinecone Party All persons interested will trustee’s sale will be made without ceed in your absence and could revenue bonds (the “Bonds”) and please take notice that there weekend/afternoon shifts. Must Pruning, trimming, removal of until you’ve checked out www. address. (2) file the written claims be forever barred. C-3278 6/1-15 court, 800 W. State St., Farming- CITY COUNCIL warranty as to title, possession, result in a termination of your the potential economic impact and BAKE SALE, have been filed with the Board be able to handle busy multiple trees and bushes. Free esti- centervilleacademy.org! with the clerk of the court in Davis ton, Utah on AUGUST 3, 2017 at Julia Ann Busche, Incumbent, quiet enjoyment, encumbrances, parental rights. C-3286 6/8-29 that the improvements to the Dis- SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION of Trustees of the Weber Basin phone lines, have good typing/ mates. Karl 801-298-0610. Camelot Mobile Marcia Anderson’s Preschool County, or otherwise present their 9:00 a.m. to respond to a Petition Sagebrush Party condition of the Property or any trict’s water system to be financed IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. Water Conservancy District, peti- computer skills, pleasant phone Home Park, 655 1248 Main, Centerville Since claims as required by Utah Law on file with the court alleging Kyle N. Charlesworth, other matter. SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION with the Bonds (the “Project”) will OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL tions applying for the allotment of IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. voice, great work ethics, and be MOWING, MOWING MOWING 1983. 801-298-KIDS(5437) or within three months after the that your parental rights to the Sagebrush Party The trustee’s sale shall also have on the private sector. North Hwy 89 in North DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS Weber Basin water, by the follow- OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL great with customers. Call 801- Weekly Mowing, South Davis 801-390-9149. date of the first publication of this above-named children should be Jeanne M. Groberg, include, pursuant to Utah Code The District intends to issue Area. Danny 385-775-1112 Salt Lake, Sponsored notice or be forever barred. Date COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. ing landowners owning land in: Ann. § 70A-9a-613, the personal DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS 295-1873 or apply in person at CASE NO. 179702300, JUDGE terminated. You have a right to Pinecone Party Section 10, Township 4 North, the Bonds to finance certain costs of first publication June 8, 2017. be represented by an attorney at Scot F. Poole, Incumbent, property items located on or used COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. of the Project, refund certain 359 S. Main St in Bountiful. Drug LAWN MOWING Aeration, Sprin- by the Camelot HOA, 570 Apartment for Rent DAVID HAMILTON. CASCADE Range 1 West, Salt Lake Base C-3294 6/8-22 these proceedings. If you do not Pinecone Party in connection with the Property, CASE NO. 179702299, JUDGE outstanding bonds of the District, free environment. kler, Larson Yard Service Weekly Saturday, June 24th COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF and Meridian. Section 26, Town- including without limitation all ap- ROBERT J DALE. CASCADE CENTERVILLE CITY V. JEREMY KNOX AND GLORIA appear at the time and place set C-3302 6/15-22 ship 2 North, Range 1 West, Salt fund any necessary debt service LAWN MAINTENANCE Lawn Mowing, Aeration, Sprin- from 10am-2pm, all SENIOR LIVING in Bountiful 2bd1 forth herein, the hearing will pro- pliances, equipment, machinery COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF reserves, and pay costs of issu- kler Repair. No Contract Re- PLANNING COMMISSION WINSLOW, DEFENDANTS. THE CENTERVILLE CITY Lake Base and Meridian. and other articles, as described V. CHERISH KENNEY, DEFEN- F/T-P/T-SUB Worker wanted, items at low prices. bath, 1bd & Studio apts available, NOTICE OF PUBLIC STATE OF UTAH TO JEREMY ceed in your absence and could Copies of petitions containing ance of the Bonds. quired. Lic/Legal/Ins. www.larso- No Pet/Smoking Secured En- result in a termination of your PLANNING COMMISSION in the Deed of Trust, which items DANT. THE STATE OF UTAH The District will not pledge Mow lawns in Davis County, $12/ HEARING ON ZONING TEXT KNOX AND GLORIA WINSLOW: the description of each tract and TO CHERISH KENNEY: You nyardservice.com 801.725.5666 Baked goods will be trance, Elevator, Common Room, parental rights. C-3287 6/8-29 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING were pledged as additional secu- any taxes of the District for the hr to start. Experience preferred. AMENDMENT You are each summoned and the terms and conditions under are summoned and required to NSL to Kays. 801-296-0470 or 801-557-4179. ON ZONING MAP rity for repayment of the subject in- payment of the Bonds, but will Kurt 801-355-5233 or 801-706- sold inside the build- Notice is hereby given that required to answer the complaint ANNOUNCEMENT OF AMENDMENT which the water is petitioned are debtedness. The debtor is entitled answer the complaint that is on 1252 the Centerville City Planning that is on file with the court. Within on file in the office of the Weber pledge, pursuant to that certain TREE TRIMMING & Removal ing. A special table PAGES LANE Office Space 340- APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that to an accounting of the unpaid file with the court. Within 21 days Commission will hold a public 21 days after the last date of Basin Water Conservancy District, Master Resolution Providing for KITCHEN EXHAUST Cleaner Affordable Service South Davis with items for sale will 2,566 sq ft available 801-557- AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Centerville City Planning indebtedness in this matter, and after the last date of publication of the Issuance of Water Conser- Area Trees, shrubs and hedges, hearing, Wednesday, June 28th publication of this summons, Estate of Emma Lou Sorensen Layton, Utah, for public inspection. may request such an accounting this summons, you must file your Training provided, $11.00 to 4179 T.I.’s available you must each file your written Commission will hold a public vancy Revenue Bonds, adopted Mowing Spring Cleanup, Haul- be set up; all those 2017, beginning at 7:00 p.m., or Vincent, Deceased The names of the petitioners by calling the undersigned Suc- written answer with the clerk of start... Work nights,some days as soon thereafter as the matter answer with the clerk of the court hearing, Wednesday, June 28th and the amount of water in acre July 22, 1999, as supplemented ing, Concrete Flat Work. Probate No: 173700220 cessor Trustee at the telephone the court at the following address: and weekends. Full Time Please proceeds will enable 810 Commercial Property may be heard, at the Centerville at the following address: 800 W 2017, beginning at 7:00 p.m., or feet applied for are as hereinafter and amended from time to time, References, Senior Discount. Grant L. Sorensen, whose as soon thereafter as the matter number provided below. 800 W State St., Farmington, UT the revenues attributable to the send resume to ballfireprotec- a young man to pur- City Hall, 250 North Main Street, State St., Farmington, UT 84025, address is 1060 North 400 West, set out: Bidders at the trustee’s sale 84025, and you must mail or de- [email protected] Call Dan 801-518-7365 Centerville, Utah, regarding a and you must each mail or deliver may be heard, at the Centerville PETITIONER ACRE-FEET District’s water system for the chase a Service Dog COMMERICAL OFFICE Space Centerville, Utah, 84014, has City Hall, 250 North Main Street, must be prepared to tender a liver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney payment of the Bonds. Zoning Text Amendment of Cen- a copy to plaintiff’s attorney Chad Andrew & $25,000.00 non-refundable de- DENTAL ASSISTANT for Cen- in Centerville Pages Ln & 400 been appointed Personal Rep- Centerville, Utah, regarding a Chad C. Rasmussen at PO Box The Board will hold the public 120 Services – A worthy cause. terville Zoning Code 12.61.100 C. Rasmussen at PO Box 723, resentative of the above-entitled Melisa Healy 1.0 posit to the trustee and the bal- 723, Provo, UT 84603. If you fail terville office No experience re- E Great Dental Space, owner Provo, UT 84603. If you fail to Zoning Map Amendment for the hearing on June 26, 2017, during and 12.49.100, regarding incen- estate. Creditors of the estate Kim & Jill Stroud 0.60 ance of the purchase price within to do so, judgment by default will quired. Must be a quick learner will give allowance for T.I.’s 801- do so, judgment by default will property at approximately 885 the regular Board meeting that SEAMLESS ALUMINUM tives for buildings located on the are hereby notified to: (1) deliver The Board of Trustees of the 24 hours of the sale. Both the be taken against you for the relief 557-4179 be taken against you for the relief begins at 9:00 a.m. The public and be hard working and dedicat- 270 Want To Buy Historic Landmark Register. or mail their written claims to the North 610 East, Parcel number District will meet in public session deposit and the balance must be demanded in the complaint. This RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- demanded in the complaint. This hearing will be held at the regular ed. We are looking for someone If you have questions regard- Personal Representative at the 02-050-0064, from Agricultural- at District headquarters, 2837 E. in certified funds, payable to Clyde lawsuit is an attempt to collect a ing, deck and fence repairs, lawsuit is an attempt to collect a meeting place of the Board, lo- who would be willing to eventu- ing his matter or would like further Low to Residential-Low. Highway 193, Layton, Utah, 9:00 Snow & Sessions. debt of $4,704.45. /s/ Chad C. tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for debt of $8,371.18. /s/ Chad C. address above; (2) deliver or cated at 2837 East Highway 193, ally transition to manage the front information, contact Centerville mail their written claims to the If you have questions regard- a.m., Thursday, June 29th, 2017, Dated this 2nd day of June, Rasmussen C-3296 6/8-29 Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. old LDS & other books. Also old 9000 LEGALS Rasmussen C-3289 6/8-29 to consider each of such petitions Layton, Utah. All members of the office. Please bring resumes to City Community Development, Personal Representative’s at- ing his matter or would like further 2017. go2jasonhansen.com photos & historical memorabilia at 801-292-8232 or visit the City’s and any and all objections that public are invited to attend and 134 S. Main, Centerville. torney, Thomas A. Mecham, of information, contact Centerville JAMES W. ANDERSON SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN Call 800-823-9124 KAYSVILLE CITY website at www.centervilleut.net ANNOUNCEMENT OF may be presented in writing by participate in the public hearing. PAINTING Kirton McConkie, at the following City Community Development, at Successor Trustee THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF NOTICE OF 2017 CANDI- Marsha L. Morrow, MMC APPOINTMENT any persons showing cause why Prior to the public hearing, written CASEWORKER NEEDED! AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS address: 50 East South Temple, 801-292-8232 or visit the City’s 201 South Main Street, THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS- 20-years Experience. DATES FOR OFFICE Centerville City Recorder any of said petitions should not be comments may be submitted to North Side Center (Bountiful) Notice is hereby given that, Estate of ANNELISE HOLMES #400, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84111; website at www.centervilleut.net Suite 1300 TRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, Interior, Exterior, Residential & C-3312 6/15 granted. All persons interested the Board, to the attention of the Seeking Caseworker to work at Kaysville City will hold a Munici- Deceased Probate No. or (3) file their written claims with Marsha L. Morrow, MMC Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. Commercial. Professional finish. 330 Autos for Sale may appear at such hearing and 179701293, JUDGE JOHN R District’s Secretary/Treasurer, small facility with 12 individuals pal Primary Election on August WEST BOUNTIFUL CITY 173700237 the Clerk of the District Court in Centerville City Recorder (801) 433-2450 Free est. Call 801-298-4472 or show cause in writing why said MORRIS. CASCADE COLLEC- Weber Basin Water Conservancy with disabilities. Bachelor’s in hu- 15, 2017 for Mayor, and Council NOTICE OF CANDIDATES JOHN DOUGLAS HOLMES, Davis County, or otherwise pres- C-3311 6/15 THIS COMMUNICATION IS 801-706-2951 petitions, or any thereof should TIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. ERIC District, 2837 East Highway 193, man services or behavioral field Members (2). The City will hold The following individuals have JR., whose address is 5130 April ent their claims as required by AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS not be granted. Failure of any MARQUEZ AND RYANN YAZZIE, Layton, Utah 84040. required. Spencer @ 801-292- SPRINKLERS FIRST AID MAGIC a Municipal General Election on filed as candidates to run for Dr., Conway, AR 72034, has been Utah law within three months after DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION Project: Mueller Park Water person to show cause in writing DEFENDANTS. THE STATE OF DATED this 12th day of June, 6797/[email protected]. LAWN. 40-yrs experience. New November 7, 2017. Mayor and two city council seats appointed Personal Representa- the date of the first publication of OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR Treatment Plant, Bountiful City, as aforesaid, shall be deemed an UTAH TO RYANN YAZZIE: You 2017. installation, conversions, repairs. Candidates who have filed (4 year terms). tive of the above-entitled estate. this notice or be forever barred. THAT PURPOSE. UT assent on his part to the granting are summoned and required to WEBER BASIN WATER CAREGIVER Spring tune-up. Magic Lawn. Dave and qualified for election are as Mayor: Ken Romney, Brady Tracy Creditors of the estate are hereby Date of first publication: June C-3292 6/8-22 Bid Package #1: Sewer Line, of said petition. answer the complaint that is on CONSERVANCY DISTRICT STARTING $15.40/HR follows: City Council: Kelly Enquist, notified to: (1) deliver or mail their 8, 2017. C-3295 6/8-22 801-725-8897. The Board will at such meet- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE file with the court. Within 21 days C-3203 6/15-22 Up to 40/hrs/week, Need 2 people. MAYORAL CANDIDATES Heather Gardner, Alan Malan, written claims to the Personal Underground Concrete Tank, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE ing or at a subsequent meeting The following described prop- after the last date of publication of All shifts available. Kaysville/ *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* (4 yr term) Gary Merrell, Mark Preece Representative at his address Excavation, Shoring, Water- adjourned therefrom, accept or erty will be sold at public auction this summons, you must file your Farmington area helping disabled 35 yrs. exp. excellent references Kamalu, Lorene Miner A Primary Election for City above; (2) deliver or mail their The following described real proofing. reject the petitions. to the highest bidder, payable in written answer with the clerk of 26yr-old male. Must be 18/older & Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free Adams, John Swan Council will be held on August written claims to the Personal property will be sold at public Bid Due: June 22, 2017 at 2:00 WEBER BASIN WATER lawful money of the United States the court at the following address: physically fit. 801-447-4644. Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- Jessen, Rustin 15, 2017 to narrow the field of Representative’s attorney of auction to the highest bidder, PM prevailing Mountain Time Witt, Katie record, Paul K. Bachman, at the CONSERVANCY DISTRICT at the time of sale, at the Justice 800 W State St., Farmington, UT 699-1942 candidates to four. The General purchase price payable in lawful CMGC: Hogan & Associates CITY COUNCIL CANDIDATES following address: 2225 Wash- Tage I. Flint, Secretary Complex, Court’s Building, 800 84025, and you must mail or de- Election will be held on Novem- money of the United States of Construction, Inc., 940 N 1250 115 Yard Work (4 yr term) ington Blvd., Ste. 200, Ogden, C-3308 6/15-22 West State Street, Farmington, liver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney CONCRETE RENT 2 OWN ber 7, 2017. America at the time of sale, at W, Centerville UT 84014 Hansen, James C UT 84401; or (3) file their writ- Utah 84025, on July 19, 2017, Chad C. Rasmussen at PO Box Patios, driveways, RV Pads, Cathy Brightwell, the east main entrance of the 801-951-7000 Phone Centerville City Candidates Barber, Michelle ten claims with the Clerk of the at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the 723, Provo, UT 84603. If you fail FULL YARD SERVICE Trees- walks. Lic/Ins. Small jobs okay. NO CREDIT REQUIRED City Recorder Davis County Courthouse, 800 801-951-7100 Fax 2017 Centerville Municipal Von Bose, Randi District Court in Davis County, purpose of foreclosing a trust deed to do so, judgment by default will trimming & removal. Mowing, References, Senior discount. Call C-3304 6/15-22 West State, Farmington, Utah, Plan Coordinator: Tracy Heun Election dated August 12, 2016, and ex- Summer Cleanup, Hedges, Flow- Lee, Susan or otherwise present their claims on Thursday, July 20, 2017, at the ([email protected]) JUNE 8, 2017 be taken against you for the relief Dan 801-518-7265 $299 Maria Devereux as required by Utah law within 3 ecuted by HARLAN FERNANDO erbeds, Mulching, Weeding. Rea- NOTICE TO CREDITORS hour of 3:00 p.m. of that day for the Estimator: Mark Jensen (mjen- Candidates Mayor position demanded in the complaint. This City Recorder months after the date of the first RUBI, A MARRIED MAN, as Trus- sonable rates, Senior Discount. In The Matter of the Estate Of: purpose of foreclosing a deed of [email protected]) (vote for 2 in Primary Election) lawsuit is an attempt to collect a 240 For Sale Deposit C-3305 6/15-22 publication of this notice or be tor, in favor of MORTGAGE ELEC- debt of $7,703.86. /s/ Chad C. References. Junior-385-775-1112 Jane H. Webb, Deceased. trust originally executed by Souci Owner: Bountiful City, UT (names are listed as they will ap- forever barred. TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- Rasmussen C-3283 6/1-22 Notice to Creditors NOTICE IS herewith given Compton, in favor of Washington Architect: JUB Engineers, Inc. pear on the ballot as per the Mas- TEMS, INC. (“MERS”) SOLELY HANDY ANDY’S TO BE Sold or otherwise disposed that Brian Webb, whose address Date of first publication: June Mutual Bank, a Washington cor- ter Ballot Position List Prepared by Estate of James Lee Murphy and 1, 2017. Kaysville, UT AS NOMINEE FOR RMR FINAN- Landscaping and Hauling. of at an auction to be held at SYS is 4975 W. 4950 S. Hooper, UT poration, covering real property Lt. Governor’s Office) Sandra Ann Murphy DATED: May 25, 2017. Project bid documents for this CIAL DBA AXIOM FINANCIAL, Storage 1728 W. Gordon Avenue, 84315, has been appointed located at approximately 1269 Andy Bavelas Local prompt service Probate No. 173700106 SMITH KNOWLES, P.C. bid package will be available at the ITS SUCCESSORS AND AS- Spring clean-up Our Specialty Layton UT. 84041 On June 24, Katie Thronton whose address Trustee of the estate of the above East North Ridge Drive, Bounti- office of the construction manager Randy Randall SIGNS as Beneficiary, which Trust named decedent. By: /s/ Paul K. Bachman Clark Wilkinson Complete tree service 2017 at 10:00 am. is 474 Walton Drive North Salt Attorney for Personal ful, Davis County, Utah, and more June 14, 2017. All bidders need Deed was recorded on August 15, ALL persons having claims Paul Cutler (withdrew his Declara- Weeding Unit #785, Sissy Alzpurua 13580 Lake Utah 84054 has been ap- Representative particularly described as: to register with the CM in order 2016, as Entry No. 2958915, in against the above estate are re- tion of Candidacy for the Mayor Shrub removal Highway 5 Norwood Norwood, pointed the personal representa- 2225 Washington Blvd., LOT 36, NORTHERN HILLS, to receive full documents and Book 6579, at Page 1889, in the quired to present them to the said position) Flowerbed Preparation MN 55397. Household items and tive of the above entitled estate On Suite 200 PLAT “B” SUBDIVISION, AC- future addendum. Contact Tracy Official Records of Davis County, personal representatives at the Candidates City Council Boxes. the 8th of March 2017. Creditors Ogden, Utah 84401 CORDING TO THE RECORDS Heun (801-951-7284 or theun@ State of Utah covering real prop- Clean and Haul above within three months from positions (vote for 2) Unit #766, Eliza Rhoades, P.O are herby notified to: (1) deliver or Telephone: (801) 476-0303 IN THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS hoganconstruction.com) to make erty purportedly located at 1412 WE DO IT ALL the date of the first publication of (names are listed as they will ap- Free Estimates Box #431 Tabiona, UT 84072. mail the written claims to the per- C-3275 6/1-15 COUNTY RECORDER, DAVIS arrangements to receive bidding West 1200 North, Layton, Utah Household items and Boxes. COUNTY, UTAH. 04-015-0036 pear on the ballot as per the 2016- 84041 in Davis County, Utah, and 801-425-2587 documents. 2017 Master Ballot Position List Unit #899, Shaun Hansen 1591 The current beneficiary of the All project correspondence more particularly described as: **YARD-LAWN-SPRINKLERS** W. 1600 N.#1 Layton, UT 84041. trust deed is Wells Fargo Bank, Prepared by Lt. Governor’s Office) ALL OF LOT 2, GREEN LEAF including RFI’s, clarifications Bruce Pitt Weekly Mowing. Yard Household items and Boxes. N.A. as trustee for Freddie Mac requests and product approval MEADOWS PLAT NO. 1, AC- Unit #756, Roger Madsen 1724 Securities REMIC Trust, Series Stephanie Ivie CORDING TO THE OFFICIAL Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- requests must be emailed to Tami Fillmore kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- W. 1700 S. Syracuse, UT 84075. 2005-S001, and the record owner Mark Jensen ( mjensen@hogan- PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND All voting will be done by mail OF RECORD IN THE DAVIS scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! Tack Gear, Saddle, and Tubs. of the property as of the recording construction.com). All correspon- for the 2017 Municipal elections. COUNTY RECORDER’S OF- Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. Unit #258, Laren Rasmussen of the notice of default is Jack C. dence must include proper backup However, there will be one vote FICE. Tax ID: 10-061-0002 801-292-0450 7720 S. Highway 89 #89 Willard, and Pyper. The trustee’s sale of the with clear description of questions/ SHOP SERVICE GUIDE center on Election Day at Center- aforedescribed real property will The current Beneficiary of the UT 84340. Household items and request and references to plan ville Elementary School, 350 North PRO LANDSCAPING tools. be made without warranty as to trust deed is UTAH HOUSING pages, details, specification sec- 100 East, Centerville, for both the CORPORATION, and the record Spring cleanup. Unit #505, Raegan Rowser 306 title, possession, or encumbranc- tions, etc.. Primary and General Election. es. Bidders must be prepared to owner of the property as of the Flower beds, shrub removal, E. 100 N. Morgan UT, 84050. The Owner reserves the right to Primary Election tender a cashier’s check in the recording of the Notice of Default weeding, complete tree service. Household Items. reject any or all bids or proposals There will be a Primary Election VACUUMS! amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. is HARLAN FERNANDO RUBI, A clean and haul. Unit #533 Alan Lund 1541 N. 700 or to waive any formality or tech- held August 15, 2017 for those The balance of the purchase price MARRIED MAN. WE DO IT ALL!!! E. Bountiful, UT 84010. House- nicality deemed in its best interest. running for the Mayor position. • Portable Vacuums must be paid by cashier’s check Bidders must tender to the Free estimates. 801-888-1883 hold items and tools. Qualifications may be requested, General Election Utah’s Change or wire transfer received by 12:00 trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at Unit #8104, Raquel Busch 148 • Central Vacuums We make new and repair old before or after the bid date, of any The General Election will be **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** your home noon the following business day. the sale and the balance of the E. 3000 S. Bountiful UT, 84010. Largest Vacuum bidder. C-3297 6/15 held on November 7, 2017 for the purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the IS OUR SPECIALTY Household items and Boxes. Unit • Cleaning Supplies forever with new The trustee reserves the right to Mayoral candidates that make it Dealer vinyl windows void the effect of the trustee’s sale day following the sale. Both the • Weeding of Flower-Beds #117, Tracy Ryan 1640 W. 1110 S. SCREENS! WOODS CROSS CITY through the Primary and the two deposit and the balance must be • Trimming of Bushes/Hedges Syracuse UT 84075, Boxes. • Steam Cleaners after the sale based upon informa- 2017 MUNICIPAL GENERAL City Council positions. 801-298-3413 tion unknown to the trustee at the paid to Lincoln Title Insurance • Raking up Leaves ELECTION Marsha L. Morrow, MMC Agency in the form of a wire trans- DINING ROOM SET, six chairs, time of the sale, such as a bank- • Tree removal & trimming 55 East 400 South • Centerville LIST OF CANDIDATES Centerville City Recorder fer, cashier’s check or certified ruptcy filing, a loan reinstatement, Free Estimates 801-328-3796 misc tables. 801-296-0546 SALES Following is a list of persons C-3301 6/15-22 funds. Cash payments, personal [email protected] or an agreement between the trus- whose names will appear on the checks or trust checks are not AERATION BY KERRY NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE 250 Garage Sales tor and beneficiary to postpone or ballot as candidates in the Munici- accepted. AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- SERVICE www.obrienglassproducts.com cancel the sale. If so voided, the pal General Election to be held in The following described prop- erty will be sold at public auction to DATED: June 12, 2017. ing, Tilling, Aeration. only recourse of the highest bidder Woods Cross, Utah on November LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE Call Kerry 801-231-7364 DESIGNER GARAGE SALE is to receive a full refund of the 7, 2017 (listed in randomly gener- the highest bidder, payable in law- PARTS ful money of the United States at AGENCY Serving since 1986 Saturday, June 17th, 9am-12pm. money paid to the trustee. THIS ated order as determined by the 2795 Cave Hollow Way, Bountiful. Be ready for summer, schedule an AC tune-up today the time of sale, at the front steps By: Paula Maughan IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT State of Utah Lt Governor’s office): Its: Vice President GENERAL CLEAN-UP of the main entrance of the Sec- Antique gargoyle love seat, orien- A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION FOR MAYOR (4-Year Term) Telephone: (801) 476-0303 Prompt Service tal rug, lamp, light fixtures, picture ALSO OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR Ricky D. Earnshaw ond District Courthouse located at Knife and 800 W. State Street, Farmington, web site: www.smithknowles. Leaf raking, Flowerbed prep, frames, fabric, decor, kitchen Open THAT PURPOSE. FOR CITY COUNCIL com Trees/shrubs, trim/prune/re- items and more. 6 days Scissor DATED this 9th day of June, (4-Year Term, 2 positions to be Utah, 84025 on Thursday, July 20, 2017, at 11:00 a.m., for the SK File No. 17-0275 moval. Sprinkler installation & a week Sharpening 2017 filled): purpose of foreclosing that certain C-3309 6/15-29 repair. 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(801) 298-3656 Page 457, of the Official Records THE STATE OF UTAH TO JER- www.hvacinutah.com Facebook Trustee No. 94100-2502 C-3307 6/15-22 of the Davis County Recorder’s Call 801-898-0573 for ?’s EMY KNOX: You are summoned www.swissboy.biz C-3299 6/15-29 Office, covering real property D8 TV CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 2017 dAViS BOOKiNGS Leland Bowers, 37, Kaysville ville PD, controlled substances. Vincent Vanisi, 18, Bountiful possession, controlled substances. Trevor Smith, 30, Layton PD, PD, sexual assault. Cassandra Lint, Centerville PD, marijuana possession. Arthur Porter, 29, FBI-SLC, indecent exposure. The following is a list of book- Kylie Cox, 27, Centerville PD, PD, controlled substances. Janel Robb, 26, DCSO, mari- entie, solicit, seduce or lure a Tanya Hatch, 40, DCSO, no ings with total fines and/or bail family offenses, assault. Liana Bosen, 27, Layton PD, juana possession. minor. insurance. exceeding $1,000. Kathleen Leonard, 36, West property damage. Lancaster Keith, 30, Layton Isaar Frew, 31, DCSO, ag- Kristine Pozernick, 36, Farm- Bountiful PD, property damage, Jason Handy, 30, Bountiful PD, assault. gravated assault. ington PD, assault. Monday, June 5 assault. PD, shoplifting. Jill Anderson, 29, Layton PD, Katellyn West, 25, Woods Cross Robert Austin, Woods Cross Joshua Chavez, 24, Clearfield Taylor Johnson, 27, DCSO, Wednesday, June 7 traffic offense. PD, false police report, sale of sto- PD, disorderly conduct. PD, violation of pretrial protective marijuana possession, controlled Tanna Petersen, 33, Clearfield len property, controlled substances, Erick Stanton, 38, Centerville order. Nicole Hathaway, 32, substances, traffic offense, Clearfield PD, controlled sub- PD, marijuana possession, prosti- marijuana possession. PD, shoplifting. Brandi Comstock, 40, narcotic equipment possession. tution. Christopher Derring,39, Layton Anna Estralla, 46, UHP, driving Syracuse PD, assault, disorderly stances. Tuesday, June 6 Francis Chiarmonte, 31, Cen- Gene Reynolds, 38, Davis PD, no insurance, assault, controlled on suspension. conduct. County Justice Court, controlled substances, driving on suspenseion, Andrea Robertson, 48, Cen- William Roberts, 53, DCSO, Alisha Alexander, 27, Layton terville PD, controlled substances. PD, assault. Carlos Cuytun, 27, Layton PD, substances. reckless endangerment. terville PD, shoplifting. controlled substances. Ashley Howarth, 30, Center- Lourdes Castillo, 58, Bountiful Alexander Emerson, 25, Jonathan Francis, 34, AP&P Aaron Zander, 34, Sunset no insurance. PD, traffic offense, driving on Danica Bills, 29, DCSO, ville PD, controlled substances, PD, failure to register as a sex Layton PD, theft, controlled Farmington, controlled substances. fraud-illegal use credit cards. offender. substances. Humberto Hernandez, 28, suspension, violation of pretrial controlled substances. protective order. Siofefa Muti, 28, DCSO, theft. John Parks, 31, AP&P Farm- Raul Cortez, 50, UHP, DUI Asante Difebo, 19, DCSO, Bountiful PD, vehicle theft. ington, entice, solicit, seduce or alcohol. controlled substances. Ziyad Altamii, 20, North Salt Nelson Burk, 43, Utah Transit Samuel Higginson, 37, DCSO, Authority, violation of pretrial driving on denied license, fraud- lure a minor, burglary. Kyle Verquer, 25, Syracuse Michelle House, 38, UHP, ag- Lake PD, controlled substances, Kalen Frampton, 18, Clinton PD, controlled substances. gravated assault. traffic offense. protective order, traffic offense. illegal use credit cards. Clayton Williams, 49, DCSO, Cristy Torres, 34, AP&P Farm- PD, forgery. Prince House, 37, UHP, ag- Aaron Martinez, 24, Sunset Francisco Herrera Pineda, 36, Saturday, June 10 gravated assault. family offenses. ington, theft. James Jurecic, 31, Bountiful PD, controlled substances. UHP, DUI alcohol. Luis Gaytan Arellango, con- Edwin Carrillo, 37, DCSO, Samuel Draney, 49, DCSO, PD, obstructing justice, traffic Nolan Myers, 27, FBI-Salt trolled substances. Lake City, entice solicit seduce or contempt of court. traffic offense, driving on suspen- Friday, June 9 offense, false police report. lure a minor. Kenny Doporto, 51, Center- sion, no insurance. Jason Mondon, 26, UHP, as- Charles Leatherbury, 46, Sunday, June 11 Trisha Annette Klaus, 34, ville PD, theft. Ashlie Smith, 31, DCSO, driv- sault. DCSO, DUI alcohol, traffic of- Esteban Mendez, 30, Layton Prisoner Transport Service, theft, Shantel Solis, 28, Clinton ing on suspension, traffic offense, Michael Avila, 58, DCSO, fense. PD, driving on suspension, kidnap. obstructing justice, aggravated PD, flight to avoid prosecution, no insurance. theft. Christian Hall, 22, Centerville Freddy Arrieta, 44, Syracuse assault weapon. controlled substances. Tara Reid, 29, Centerville PD, Francisco Flores-Ruiz, 31, PD, DUI alcohol. PD, narcotic equipment, mari- Timothy Sprau, 31, North Shane Barlow, 37, Farm- theft. DCSo, false police report. Daniel Stewart, 27, Kaysville juana possession, DUI alcohol. Salt Lake PD, hit and run, traffic ington District Court, controlled Jamaal Sims, 22, AP&P Farm- PD, marijuana possession. Patrick Obrien, 32, Kaysville substances. Thursday, June 8 ington, no proof of insurance, offense, driving on suspension, Tyler Steinlauf, 22, Centerville Jeremiah Gorham, 29, Cen- PD, controlled substances, DUI Felicia Gonzales, 30, North assault, driving on suspension. obstructing justice, controlled PD, narcotic equipment posses- terville PD, controlled substances. alcohol. Salt Lake PD, shoplifting. Bryan Rodaough, 30, DCSO, substances. sion, no insurance, traffic offense. Dallin Wilde, 19, Bountiful PD, Wesley Jenkins, 21, UHP, Donoven White, 30, Center- no insurance, narcotic equipment DUI drugs. narcotic equipment, DUI alcohol. TV Guide JUNE 15, 2017