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DSD honored for 7th year Davis School Dis- trict has been chosen for the AP Honor Roll since its cre- ation, the only dis- trict in the state to achieve that.

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New film from local director Jenniffer Wardell, C1

Run for the playoffs Boys soccer teams fight to earn their spot in this year’s playoffs.

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There is also a zoo full of animals on display, beautifully Naturalistic works are always well detailed and offered up with just a touch of whimsy. Sandra Fullmer’s “Baa Baa No Black Sheep” is nearly represented at BDAC shows, and the perfect enough that I first thought it was a photograph, BY JENNIFFER WARDELL current exhibit is no exception. Cory while Darla Roberts’ “Seven Zebras!” brings a wonderful Clipper Staff Writer depth of personality to the animals’ faces. C. Dangerfield’s visually stunning “The Ways to excerise BOUNTIFUL — Not everyone Edge” makes the viewer feel as though There’s also a fascinating array of more interpretive works on display. Liza Julien’s “Winter Serenity” perfectly has a greenhouse in their back- they’re standing on the edge of a communicates the cool-toned peace promised by the storm-swept canyon, while yard. during the cold But then again, not everyone is at 6 pm as passionate about flowers as Bountiful resident Jim Coyner, who grows a myriad of orchids Androids and and roses in his greenhouse. aliens meet “I’ve had my greenhouse Jenniffer Wardell, C1 about 30 years,” he said, and through the years he said he Behind the has learned a lot. Naturalistic works are always scenes at well represented at BDAC One intern offers a shows, and the current exhibit closer look at what is no exception. Cory C. 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Cory C. Dan- has learned a lot. depth of personality to the animals’ faces. years,” he said, and through the years gerfield’s visually stunning “The Naturalistic works are always well Program @ 6pm There’s also a fascinating array of more he said he has learned a lot. Edge” makes the viewer feel as represented at BDAC shows, and interpretive works on display. Liza Julien’s Naturalistic works are always well though they’re standing on the the current exhibit is no excep- “Winter Serenity” perfectly communicates the cool-toned peace promised by the title, while represented at BDAC shows, and the edge of a storm-swept canyon, tion. Cory C. Dangerfield’s Chauncey Secrist’s “There is a Storm Inside current exhibit is no exception. Cory visually stunning “The Edge” Her (For Cyndi)” is a gorgeous rage of fire and storm clouds. Cody Chamberlain’s “Bird Of C. Dangerfield’s visually stunning “The makes the viewer feel as though Prey” seems like a page out of a fairy tale, faces Edge” makes the viewer feel as though Headline Adobe they’re standing on the edge of and wings melding together in swimming blue they’re standing on the edge of a a storm-swept canyon, while wonder, while Michelle Larson’s “Honey Colored storm-swept canyon, while Caslon regular BOUNTIFUL — Not everyone has Refreshments 6 - 8pm Richard D. Brown uses a sparer approach to make an iceberg feel just as striking in a greenhouse in their backyard. “Walking On Water.” But then again, not everyone is as There is also a zoo full of animals on passionate about flowers as Boun- display, beautifully detailed and offered tiful resident Jim Coyner, who up with just a touch of whimsy. Sandra grows a myriad of orchids and Fullmer’s “Baa Baa No Black Sheep” is DSD marks nearly perfect enough that I first thought it roses in his greenhouse. 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More photos of the event can be seen on page C4 Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper BOUNTIFUL—Parents are always proud when their For more info contact Bountiful City children make the honor 75 E 200 S., Bountiful UT Don’t just live well... roll in school – but the www.bountifulutah.gov district itself is also celebrat- Finding resilience in a troubled world ing success. Davis School District has been named to BY BECKY GINOS help children and families film. People might say, “Why [email protected] in our community and most don’t you suck it up? But you the AP Honor Roll for the importantly to develop wouldn’t say that to someone resiliency.” with cancer.” seventh year in a row – ever NORTH SALT LAKE—What does it mean to In the film, specialists Van Langeveld is part of the since it was created – mak- explored the science Dept. of Family and Consumer be resilient? Is it bouncing back when you get of Adverse Childhood Studies at the U and has been ing it the only district in knocked down or is there more to it? Experiences (ACEs) and researching family dynamics Utah to achieve that status. Rep. Becky Edwards, “This rang a bell with evidence that shows if this for several years. “I’m so pleased that your district is R-North Salt Lake and North me,” said Edwards. “My cycle is disrupted, it can “In 2006 there was a study one I get to serve,” said Nancy Potter, Salt Lake resident Alisa Van background is in marriage improve the health and well done to see what families College Board Director of State and Langeveld, Ph.D. a resilience and family therapy and in my being of future generations. do to help their children District Partnerships who visited last researcher at the University social work experience I saw “A child might not flourish,” she said. “They went week’s school board meeting from of Utah tackled the topic at how stress affects life.” remember – but the body to 500 homes with 10 through Seattle to congratulate the district. a screening last week of the Edwards said she served does,” said one researcher in 12-year-olds and filmed the “We put learning first and want all documentary “Resilience: as an LDS missionary with the documentary. families interacting with each children to choose this opportunity. The Biology of Stress and the her husband at the Oxbow “It’s not what’s wrong with other. They looked for what It’s the 60th year that AP (Advanced Science of Hope.” Correctional facility. “We you, it’s what’s happened the families were doing so Placement) has been in existence. The film brought to light really saw how adverse to you. We are the sum of that kids would end up going It is the single happiest story of the the correlation between childhood experiences had everything we have lived,” to college or dropping out.” century. We discovered it is really childhood stress and trauma an impact on them,” she said. said another. She said that kids are highly good for students.” and the effects it can have on “My role as a policy maker Resilience is not something susceptible to stress. Research shows that not only are AP a child’s lifelong mental and is to translate those stories you are born with – it is built students more likely to graduate from over time, according to the physical health. into some kind of policy to n See “RESILIENCE” p. A4 college within four years, they tend to do better, Potter said. “People think of it as a way to save on money,” she said. “But those who Rep. Chris Stewart offers insight earn a 3, 4 or 5 (score) are better suited to be in a college class, even if they get a lower score.” into situation in North Korea However, there is a substantial savings as well. “In Davis the potential BY JENNIFFER WARDELL “If you’d asked me six months ago if savings for kids in your district is [email protected] we could have stopped North Korea from almost $3 million,” she said. “AP having nuclear-tipped ICBM missiles, I provides a variety of awards. In 2016, BOUNTIFUL—There’s more would have said no,” he said at the recent more than 3,000 students in the Davis meeting. “Things have changed most District took some 5,700 exams.” going on in North Korea than dramatically in the last few weeks.” To be considered for the honor roll, Stewart said that North Korean leader Davis School District had to continue we realize. Kim Jong-un has already done several That was the message of U.S. on an upward pace. “We look at three nuclear tests. While that’s dangerous, it’s years of performance, participation Congressman Chris Stewart, who spoke still a step back from the situation that to the Bountiful Rotary recently about and sustaining or increasing AP would put the world truly at risk. exams,” said Potter. “Out of school the nuclear situation in North Korea and “We know he has nuclear weapons,” the response of surrounding countries. districts across the U.S. and Canada, Stewart said. “What we don’t want to Davis is the only one in Utah that has CONGRESSmAN CHRIS StEWARt speaks Stewart, a member of the House have happen is to have them mated with to the Bountiful Rotary about the current Intelligence Committee, recently returned situation in North Korea. to the U.S. from China and shared an Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper update on the situation in the area. n See “StEWARt” p. A4 n See “HONOR” p. A4 Top Planning Issues For Women You and your loved ones need protection. 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NANCY pOttER presents the AP award at the school board meeting. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper DSD marks seventh year on AP Honor Roll Songkran traditions fill Thai festival BY BECKY GINOS Layton Mayor Bob Stevenson (center) and other local dignitaries participate in the water blessing, a tradition of the Songkran Festival. The annual [email protected] holiday celebrates the Thai New Year and was held again this year at the Wat Thai Dhammakunaram in Layton. More photos of the event can be seen on page C4 Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper BOUNTIFUL—Parents are always proud when their children make the honor roll in school – but the district itself is also celebrat- Finding resilience in a troubled world ing success. Davis School District has been named to BY BECKY GINOS help children and families film. People might say, “Why [email protected] in our community and most don’t you suck it up? But you the AP Honor Roll for the importantly to develop wouldn’t say that to someone resiliency.” with cancer.” seventh year in a row – ever NORTH SALT LAKE—What does it mean to In the film, specialists Van Langeveld is part of the since it was created – mak- explored the science Dept. of Family and Consumer be resilient? Is it bouncing back when you get of Adverse Childhood Studies at the U and has been ing it the only district in knocked down or is there more to it? Experiences (ACEs) and researching family dynamics Utah to achieve that status. Rep. Becky Edwards, “This rang a bell with evidence that shows if this for several years. “I’m so pleased that your district is R-North Salt Lake and North me,” said Edwards. “My cycle is disrupted, it can “In 2006 there was a study one I get to serve,” said Nancy Potter, Salt Lake resident Alisa Van background is in marriage improve the health and well done to see what families College Board Director of State and Langeveld, Ph.D. a resilience and family therapy and in my being of future generations. do to help their children District Partnerships who visited last researcher at the University social work experience I saw “A child might not flourish,” she said. “They went week’s school board meeting from of Utah tackled the topic at how stress affects life.” remember – but the body to 500 homes with 10 through Seattle to congratulate the district. a screening last week of the Edwards said she served does,” said one researcher in 12-year-olds and filmed the “We put learning first and want all documentary “Resilience: as an LDS missionary with the documentary. families interacting with each children to choose this opportunity. The Biology of Stress and the her husband at the Oxbow “It’s not what’s wrong with other. They looked for what It’s the 60th year that AP (Advanced Science of Hope.” Correctional facility. “We you, it’s what’s happened the families were doing so Placement) has been in existence. The film brought to light really saw how adverse to you. We are the sum of that kids would end up going It is the single happiest story of the the correlation between childhood experiences had everything we have lived,” to college or dropping out.” century. We discovered it is really childhood stress and trauma an impact on them,” she said. said another. She said that kids are highly good for students.” and the effects it can have on “My role as a policy maker Resilience is not something susceptible to stress. Research shows that not only are AP a child’s lifelong mental and is to translate those stories you are born with – it is built students more likely to graduate from over time, according to the physical health. into some kind of policy to n See “RESILIENCE” p. A4 college within four years, they tend to do better, Potter said. “People think of it as a way to save on money,” she said. “But those who Rep. Chris Stewart offers insight earn a 3, 4 or 5 (score) are better suited to be in a college class, even if they get a lower score.” into situation in North Korea However, there is a substantial savings as well. “In Davis the potential BY JENNIFFER WARDELL “If you’d asked me six months ago if savings for kids in your district is [email protected] we could have stopped North Korea from almost $3 million,” she said. “AP having nuclear-tipped ICBM missiles, I provides a variety of awards. In 2016, BOUNTIFUL—There’s more would have said no,” he said at the recent more than 3,000 students in the Davis meeting. “Things have changed most District took some 5,700 exams.” going on in North Korea than dramatically in the last few weeks.” To be considered for the honor roll, Stewart said that North Korean leader Davis School District had to continue we realize. Kim Jong-un has already done several That was the message of U.S. on an upward pace. “We look at three nuclear tests. While that’s dangerous, it’s years of performance, participation Congressman Chris Stewart, who spoke still a step back from the situation that to the Bountiful Rotary recently about and sustaining or increasing AP would put the world truly at risk. exams,” said Potter. “Out of school the nuclear situation in North Korea and “We know he has nuclear weapons,” the response of surrounding countries. districts across the U.S. and Canada, Stewart said. “What we don’t want to Davis is the only one in Utah that has CONGRESSmAN CHRIS StEWARt speaks Stewart, a member of the House have happen is to have them mated with to the Bountiful Rotary about the current Intelligence Committee, recently returned situation in North Korea. to the U.S. from China and shared an Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper update on the situation in the area. n See “StEWARt” p. A4 n See “HONOR” p. A4 Top Planning Issues For Women You and your loved ones need protection. 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Bring in this ad and receive Call TODAY to set up your FREE consultation 15% off 801-298-0640 • 915 So. Main Street • Bountiful • www.rowewalton.com A2 News/CRIMe BRIeFs CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 CRIMe BRIeFs Forgery suspect leads police Compiled by Becky Ginos on car chase in Centerville Layton man appears in Karate instructor CENTERVILLE—A court on murder charge accused of sexual abuse man is in custody after LAYTON—A man accused of shoot- SYRACUSE—An instructor at a he fled from police and caused several crashes ing his roommate in Syracuse martial arts academy has been last Tuesday afternoon December 2016 was arrested for allegedly having a sexual through Centerville and in court April 14 for a relationship with a teenage student. Farmington. preliminary hearing. Damian Fullmer was booked into the Police were dispatched Christopher Scott Davis County Jail last Thursday on six to the Cyprus Credit Fritz was charged with counts of aggravated sexual assault and Union inside the Center- murder in the death two counts of forcible sodomy of a child. ville Walmart about 3:40 of Taylor VanCamp on According to police, Fullmer has alleg- p.m. April 18. The suspect Dec. 19 at a home edly been having the relationship with the had left the scene in an near 1350 East and girl, who is under 16, for the last five or older model white pickup 275 North in Layton. six months. Fullmer and the girl allegedly truck. A short time later road near Lagoon at 300 a mailbox then traveling The pair got into an argument that exchanged nude pictures and he would a Centerville detective North just west of Main through a grassy median escalated into a fist fight then Fritz alleg- pick her up after she snuck out of her located the truck and Street with officers in pur- and hitting a parked car, edly pulled a gun and shot VanCamp, house. initiated a traffic stop on suit. Officers tried to block according to police. according to the probable cause state- The girl’s parents contacted the police 1-15 northbound. The his escape by positioning He tried to flee again but ment. Police responded after receiving a after the teen attempted suicide. Police vehicle stopped, but then their cars in the road but was boxed in by emergen- 911 call from someone in the house. do not believe there are other victims, but fled using the emergency the suspect rammed an oc- cy vehicles and taken into An arraignment hearing is set for April encourage anyone with information to lane as the two detectives cupied Farmington police custody. There were no 26. contact them. approached. vehicle head-on and exited injuries during the incident Officers pursued the onto Main Street from and police discovered the vehicle, but stopped within 300 North. In spite of the vehicle had been reported UHP stops suspect after Police seek suspect in about 1/10 of a mile. The damage to his vehicle, the stolen and had stolen high-speed chase sexual battery case truck was located again suspect continued to evade license plates. about 20 to 30 minutes police. Timothy Johnson, 22, later in a residential area DAVIS COUNTY—A BOUNTIFUL— The suspect also avoided was booked into the Davis near 200 North and 300 a PIT (Pursuit Interven- County Jail on multiple man led Utah High Police are asking for East in Farmington. As tion Technique) by a Davis Patrol officers on a the public’s help in charges. In all, two civilian officers approached the County deputy and eventu- and three police vehicles three-mile chase on locating a suspect in vehicle they gave the ally turned onto Shepard were damaged along with I-15 April 16, reaching three sexual battery driver orders to exit but Creek Parkway Drive in the stolen pickup truck, speeds up to 100 mph. cases in Bountiful. In he refused to comply and Farmington. He lost con- police said. Officers finally each, the man pic- fled in the truck, hitting trol just south of Shepard stopped the vehicle tured is accused of a parked civilian car. He Lane and the vehicle went [email protected] with spike strips, grabbing the buttocks turned down a dead-end off the road, running over according to court of a female. documents. Brody Please contact Conrad Spencer was charged with failure police at 801-298- to respond to officers signal to stop, reck- 6000 or on social less driving, impaired driving and driving media with any information. Reference Pre-Mother’s Day Sale on a suspended or revoked license. case 2017-001058. Tips can remain anonymous.

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NOW OPEN! A2 News/CRIMe BRIeFs CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 News A3 CRIMe BRIeFs Forgery suspect leads police Newey gives UWF overview on education Compiled by Becky Ginos BY BECKY GINOS core. “The ACT was never on car chase in Centerville [email protected] designed to measure what’s being taught. It’s to measure Layton man appears in Karate instructor BOUNTIFUL—Education is readiness for college. The court on murder charge accused of sexual abuse CENTERVILLE—A a high priority in the state way the district needs to man is in custody after and in Davis County. Superin- prepare for the future is to LAYTON—A man accused of shoot- SYRACUSE—An instructor at a he fled from police and tendent Reid Newey gave an produce a system that is agile ing his roommate in Syracuse martial arts academy has been caused several crashes overview of what the district and adjust to what the state last Tuesday afternoon is doing and addressed con- adopts but also what we feel December 2016 was arrested for allegedly having a sexual through Centerville and in court April 14 for a relationship with a teenage student. cerns facing education at a is best for our students. We Farmington. recent meeting of the United have so many capable, trained preliminary hearing. Damian Fullmer was booked into the Police were dispatched Christopher Scott Davis County Jail last Thursday on six Women’s Forum in Bountiful. personnel.” to the Cyprus Credit “We get great results Some in the audience were Fritz was charged with counts of aggravated sexual assault and Union inside the Center- murder in the death two counts of forcible sodomy of a child. because of the support of par- concerned over the possibil- ville Walmart about 3:40 ents,” said Newey. “It makes ity of larger class size using of Taylor VanCamp on According to police, Fullmer has alleg- p.m. April 18. The suspect a big difference in the lives several aides in addition to Dec. 19 at a home edly been having the relationship with the had left the scene in an of children. I go to a great job certified teachers. “The vision near 1350 East and girl, who is under 16, for the last five or older model white pickup every day. Education is just of one teacher to 80 students 275 North in Layton. six months. Fullmer and the girl allegedly truck. A short time later road near Lagoon at 300 a mailbox then traveling a great place to be. I love my is not accurate,” said Newey. The pair got into an argument that exchanged nude pictures and he would a Centerville detective North just west of Main through a grassy median job.” “It’s just another model we’re escalated into a fist fight then Fritz alleg- pick her up after she snuck out of her located the truck and Street with officers in pur- and hitting a parked car, Newey said the district’s looking at designed around edly pulled a gun and shot VanCamp, house. initiated a traffic stop on suit. Officers tried to block according to police. goal is to see the value of the rotation model. There according to the probable cause state- The girl’s parents contacted the police 1-15 northbound. The his escape by positioning He tried to flee again butschools. “We want students are lots of components to it. ment. Police responded after receiving a after the teen attempted suicide. Police vehicle stopped, but then their cars in the road but was boxed in by emergen- to feel safe, supported and be There are multiple programs 911 call from someone in the house. do not believe there are other victims, but fled using the emergency the suspect rammed an oc- cy vehicles and taken into engaged and challenged,” he that we can do more things mELISSa arrIvES home after spending several An arraignment hearing is set for April encourage anyone with information to lane as the two detectives cupied Farmington police custody. There were no said. “That’s why we provide with kids than ever before weeks in the hospital. Courtesy photo 26. contact them. approached. vehicle head-on and exited injuries during the incident programs and training that like robotics and hands-on Officers pursued the onto Main Street from and police discovered the enhances that.” things kids love. One of my vehicle, but stopped within 300 North. In spite of the vehicle had been reported Teacher shortage has been priorities is getting students Fundraisers set for UHP stops suspect after Police seek suspect in about 1/10 of a mile. The damage to his vehicle, the stolen and had stolen an ongoing concern, said prepared for the 21st century high-speed chase sexual battery case truck was located again suspect continued to evade license plates. Newey. “When we pull the skills and jobs. Many jobs and about 20 to 30 minutes police. Timothy Johnson, 22, data from two to three years careers haven’t even been later in a residential area Melissa Cochran DAVIS COUNTY—A BOUNTIFUL— The suspect also avoided was booked into the Davis ago, we had five sessions at created yet. We want to look near 200 North and 300 a PIT (Pursuit Interven- County Jail on multiple BYU with potential teachers at getting more tech access.” BOUNTIFUL—Classmates who graduated man led Utah High Police are asking for East in Farmington. As tion Technique) by a Davis Newey said technology with Melissa Cochran from Viewmont High Patrol officers on a the public’s help in charges. In all, two civilian – now we have one,” he said. officers approached the County deputy and eventu- and three police vehicles “A 100 person pool has gone doesn’t necessarily involve School are working with local restaurants three-mile chase on locating a suspect in vehicle they gave the ally turned onto Shepard were damaged along with down to 20. There are very a computer. “It’s designing on a fundraising campaign for her. She I-15 April 16, reaching three sexual battery driver orders to exit but Creek Parkway Drive in few potential teachers com- new ways of thinking,” he returned to Davis County last week from the stolen pickup truck, SUpErINTENdENT rEId NEwEY speaks at a recent United Women’s speeds up to 100 mph. cases in Bountiful. In he refused to comply and Farmington. He lost con- police said. ing out of college, especially said. “I’d love to have all of England, where she’s been hospitalized and Forum meeting. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper Officers finally each, the man pic- fled in the truck, hitting trol just south of Shepard special education. We want our curriculum available 24 recovering from injuries she suffered in the stopped the vehicle tured is accused of a parked civilian car. He Lane and the vehicle went [email protected] highest of standards for hours a day to all students terrorist attack in London last month. with spike strips, grabbing the buttocks turned down a dead-end off the road, running over our teachers.” dates.” they passed a bill to try and and parents.” Her husband Kurt Cochran was killed in according to court of a female. Newey attributes some of District administrators equalize some of the dispar- He stressed that technol- that attack. Melissa suffered a broken rib, documents. Brody Please contact the problem to the current have had several meet- ity but we’re actually getting ogy can never replace a teach- severe injury to her leg and a cut on her Conrad Spencer was charged with failure police at 801-298- generation’s view on employ- ings specifically to address less money than last year. We er, however. “A teacher is the head. to respond to officers signal to stop, reck- 6000 or on social ment. “Kids know they can teacher recruitment and don’t want to get distracted, most critical component of ev- Clint Payne, Melissa’s brother, said sever- less driving, impaired driving and driving media with any information. Reference do something else,” he said. retention, Newey said. “Davis but we have to advocate for erything,” said Newey. “They al restaurants “will donate a portion of their Pre-Mother’s Day Sale “They plan on having multiple is a property-poor district what we need.” do more than any device. You sales to Melissa.” Earlier this week, Chili’s on a suspended or revoked license. case 2017-001058. Tips can remain anonymous. careers because of the job which puts pressure on the He also talked about com- can’t minimize the value of locations in Centerville and Layton, and the market. We have to adapt to board to raise taxes. It’s not mon core and testing. “It a teacher – they’re our best Chick-Fil-A in Centerville, held fundrais- that. We can do all we can do, the same as Salt Lake City,” lends itself to test taking men- commodity.” ing events. Tonight (April 27), Menchie’s but we can’t produce candi- he said. “A few years ago tality,” he said of common Frozen Yogurt in Centerville will participate between 5 and 7 p.m. On Monday, May 1, Legacy Parkway Trail the Pizza Pie Café in Bountiful will donate gets Arbor Day clean-up a portion of sales for all orders between 11 Centerville Police Department hosts open house a.m. and 9 p.m., and will conduct a raffle Volunteers from the Jordan between 6-8 p.m. River Commission and North CENTErvILLE—Bring the The open house runs locks will be available as well enforcement together so they A link on Facebook has more de- Salt Lake helped spruce up a whole family out to take a from 9 a.m. to noon at City as stuffed animals for the kids can work to make the com- tails: https://www.facebook.com/ section of the Jordan River Trail tour of the Police Department Hall, 250 North Main. See (while supplies last). Child munity safer. events/164320880759499/. A gofundme as part of an Arbor Day event and meet the Chief of Police police vehicles up close and ID kits can be purchased for campaign in March raised more than this month. Those involved at the Centerville Police get information about crime $2.50. [email protected] $83,000 for Melissa. pulled dry weeds and removed Department’s Spring Commu- prevention, ID theft and The department’s goal is to Clint shared this photo of Melissa’s home- and mulched trees that had nity Open House April 29. domestic violence. Free gun bring the community and law coming to Davis County last week. been killed by beaver. FREE GIFT Photo by Louise R. WRAPPING Shaw|Davis Clipper 25 to 30% OFF THANK YOU DAVIS COUNTY! The Spring Clothing for ... for voting Find us Davis Clipper Missy & Juniors us your favorite Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. on the Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 Volume 12 Number 38 Thur. April 20th - Sat. 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performing at such a high providing hands-on robotic the world, and I’ve heard “Japan’s constitution Honor level is phenomenal,” experiences to enhance Stewart over and over again is incredibly pacifist,” Continued from p. A1 she said. “You are doing student learning as they Continued from p. A1 ‘Where’s the United he said. “The rules of amazingly wonderful prepare for the future States?’” he said. “‘We engagement for them even been on it all seven years. things for these kids.” and expand the walls of don’t know if we can count to defend themselves is That is a phenomenal In addition to the AP elementary schools. missiles.” on you any longer.’” just beyond silly.” performance to help kids recognition, officials from The board also honored He said that the reason Because of this, Stewart With recent events and in achievement.” aerospace and defense Jay Welk who was he has more hope that stated that Chinese leaders news of North Korea’s Potter said almost 39 acquisition and technology inducted into the Utah won’t happen came from had expressed more of a situation, however, Stewart percent of graduating company KIHOMAC Sports Hall of Fame for his the cruise missile attack willingness to participate said they’re looking students in Davis took presented a check for success in athletics. the U.S. launched on the in efforts to stop North at being a little more the AP exam and about $25,000 to the Davis “What a great night for Syrian airfield earlier this Korea from creating proactive. 30 percent got a 3, 4 or 5 Education Foundation. Davis School District,” month. He stated that the nuclear-tipped missiles. “They’re talking about score. “To see students The donation will go to said Superintendent Reid attack, which was done “I think we’re finally in whether it would be within in response to Bashar a position where China’s the boundaries of their al-Assad’s use of chemical going to engage, and they constitution to attack the weapons on the Syrian haven’t in the past,” he missile sites, at least after people, showed off the said. “They don’t want the first round of missiles capabilities of the U.S. to a a leader of North Korea has been fired,” he said. Resilience degree other world leaders who is inclined in any If North Korea did hadn’t realized. Continued from p. A1 way to the West, but they develop nuclear-tipped “Russia looked at the also don’t want millions missiles, however, he pinpoint accuracy of it and “We might ask why stress experiences of refugees flooding into added that those countries their jaw dropped,” he China.” would hardly be the only would impact a child physically,” said Van said. Langeveld. “But brains are still growing Japan has also ones at risk. Stewart added that the previously avoided getting “The reality is that they through our late 20s. Kids experiencing attack also showed the stress are aging themselves.” at all involved with the would launch from North U.S.’s willingness to get situation in North Korea, Korea, and come over the Van Langeveld said society often involved in international talks about resilience as an internal in large part because pole,” he said. “They could situations, a policy that of the structure of the hit almost anywhere in the component. “That’s not even the biggest they’ve pulled back on in part,” she said. “If we put our eggs all constitution that Stewart United States.” the last several years. said was imposed on them in that basket and it sits in a certain “I’ve traveled all around environment it will break all those eggs.” after WWII. In order to break the cycle, Van Langeveld said the scale between risk and protection must be balanced for a child to do well. Addressing the risks and reducing the potency of those risks is essential. “Prevention matters,” she said. “It works better than intervention. It’s always better but it’s hard.” She listed the five Cs for positive youth development: • Competence – positive view of their ability. Develop control. • Connection – develop positive connections with others. Parents need to show kindness and be present in their child’s life. ALIsA vAn LAngEvELd and Rep. Becky • Character – a sense of right and Edwards speak before the screening of a film on wrong. resilience. • Confidence – I matter enough that Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper my parents ought to care for me. • Caring – develop a sense of empathy, Parents need to have direct take the perspective of someone else. involvement too. “Create an environment “Encourage autonomy in your child where it’s most likely kids and families and independence,” said Van Langeveld. will be successful,” said Van Langeveld. “Get your kids to talk to you so that “Role modeling is the most powerful way they have the ability to talk about their to help children learn how to problem stress.” solve.” Teaching children to problem solve is The film starts the discussion but it important as well, she said. “If something will take society as a whole to make a happens to knock them off the path, change, said Edwards. “The answers what do they do with that? If we only will come as we come together as a teach effort they won’t learn problem community. You have the ability to make solving.” a difference.”

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A4 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, ApRil 27, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 News A5 Learning about the ConstitutionStudent driven production turns children’s book into play BY BECKY gInOs Sponsored by the Freedom’s In addition to the competition, BY BECKY GINOS funny or interesting for the audi- stage. I actually might sign up [email protected] Light Foundation, the bee is in its there was a replica of the English [email protected] ence and included it. We all sat for a drama class in high school.” eighth year. “We used to do it at press Isaiah Thomas used during together and threw out ideas.” The play will be at South Davis BOUnTIFUL—The Constitution. the same time as the Freedom’s the Revolutionary War and a BOUNTIFUL—If you were a Makyla Cowley helped build Junior High May 11 at 7:30 p.m., It’s a vital part of our country Light Festival in September,” said framed copy of the Constitution. crayon, which one would you be? the sets and handles sound May 12 at 6:30 p.m. and May 13 but how much do we really Dalane England, who teaches KrisAnne Hall, a noted attorney Students at South Davis Junior effects like a school bell and at 12:30 p.m. Tickets are avail- know about it? Junior high and Constitution classes and heads the who travels throughout the U.S. High will take the audience on children cheering. able at the school office for a high school students tested competition. “But students were teaching about the Constitution, a journey to discover their true “I’ve been doing props for the donation of $5 for adults, $3 for their knowledge last week at the having a hard time because they spoke after the competition and colors in an original play ver- plays for two years,” said Conner students, military and children. Constitution Bee held at Bountiful had just started school and hadn’t handed out the awards. The first sion of the book, “The Day the Stoddard, another student. “I Play posters are being distribut- Junior High where teams fielded had much time to prepare. So we place teams received $500, second Crayons Quit.” help move them on and off.” ed throughout the local schools questions about the document. decided to have it in the spring and place $250 and third place $100. “We started a course in the Jace Leoncini took Theater I and if children bring in the “This is my third year,” said give them a chance to get teams In the Junior High division the Theater II class to write a play,” but didn’t think acting was his poster colored, they will receive 13-year-old Preston Thomas. “I together.” top three were: 1st place – Lycum said Jessica Grant, the English/ thing until Grant encouraged $1 off admission. really enjoy the Constitution. I’ve Teams are made up of four #2; 2nd place – Little Senators and theater teacher at South Davis. him to try doing tech. “I felt like “We’ll display the posters on been hearing that it’s beginning students and 120 kids took part 3rd place – Owls. “We wanted to do something that he’d be a good, strong techni- the bulletin board,” said Grant. to fall. People like me are trying in the event. “Anyone can get a The High School winners were: would appeal to younger kids. cian,” she said. “He was done “It’s a very family friendly to restore it how the Founding team together and participate,” 1st place – Versus Cocos; 2nd This is my 5-year-old’s favorite with me harassing him and he production but adults won’t be Fathers meant it to be – back to said England. “We invited teams place – Scholar Prep Academy and book so we got permission from joined the class.” bored. There is nothing inappro- one nation under God kind of statewide. This is their season 3rd place – 2B Vanguard. the author to make it into a play.” Grant said several of the stu- priate for kids.” thing.” and tournament all at once. They Honorable mentions went to Grant believes in giving dents worked together last year Grant has been teaching at practice with their team at school American Preparatory Academy control to her students. “They in Theater I. “They also have me South Davis for two years but gOvE ALLEn shows preston Thomas, and there are six videos they can and Ascend School. own it,” she said. “They play rEd CraYON McKay Kaas (left) and Purple Crayon Devin Wilson listen to Josh for English, so they’re stuck with has been in the profession for watch. Attached is a worksheet “They like to make up names Joyce Odum and Caroline Clark a all the roles. Performers have Call (Orange) and Jessica Selin (Yellow). Photo By Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper me,” she said. “They tend to be 15 overall. The most important replica of an English press. with the questions and answers so for their teams,” said England. many opportunities to do scripts, like minded, creative and accept- thing for her is that the students Photo by Becky Ginos | Davis Clipper they know what to expect.” “They’re kids.” but they rarely get to do their ing and sound effects. like to be mean but I have to.” ing of the quirks others have. have a good experience. own scripts. I want this to be “At the beginning of the Christina Harper plays “gray They tend to bond.” “They may make the decision for students. Too many people semester I was suppose to be an crayon” in the production. “We Mason Cleverley took The- to continue on later as a profes- hire adults to do things the kids actor but I had dance competi- auditioned for parts and helped ater I last year and was looking sional or maybe as a hobby,” she should be doing.” tions that conflicted so I became write the play,” she said. “We forward to Theater II because of said. “Either way, they should performing at such a high providing hands-on robotic the world, and I’ve heard “Japan’s constitution So with Grant’s guidance, the the director,” said Grace Peter- took the plot from the book the play. “I was trying to decide be able to experience all aspects Honor level is phenomenal,” experiences to enhance Stewart over and over again is incredibly pacifist,” students wrote the script and are son, a ninth grader at South Da- and then came up with our own between tech instead of acting,” of it. They might decide acting Continued from p. A1 performing, directing, designing vis. “I mainly boss them around dialog. We were kind of given he said. “Now I want to be in is not for me but I like tech and she said. “You are doing student learning as they Continued from p. A1 ‘Where’s the United he said. “The rules of amazingly wonderful prepare for the future States?’” he said. “‘We engagement for them even and building the sets, as well as and point out mistakes. Some- some small ideas to go off of. We acting. My mom always said I’m designing sets. Even outside the been on it all seven years. things for these kids.” and expand the walls of don’t know if we can count to defend themselves is handling the tech such as light- times I feel bad because I don’t took things we thought would be an acting kid who wants to be on theater, writing is just cathartic.” That is a phenomenal In addition to the AP elementary schools. missiles.” on you any longer.’” just beyond silly.” performance to help kids recognition, officials from The board also honored He said that the reason Because of this, Stewart With recent events and in achievement.” aerospace and defense Jay Welk who was he has more hope that stated that Chinese leaders news of North Korea’s Hill AFB employees honored for service Potter said almost 39 acquisition and technology inducted into the Utah won’t happen came from had expressed more of a situation, however, Stewart the cruise missile attack percent of graduating company KIHOMAC Sports Hall of Fame for his willingness to participate said they’re looking HILL aIr FOrCE BaSE- students in Davis took presented a check for success in athletics. the U.S. launched on the in efforts to stop North at being a little more Syrian airfield earlier this Combined, four Hill Air the AP exam and about $25,000 to the Davis “What a great night for Korea from creating proactive. Force Base employees 30 percent got a 3, 4 or 5 Education Foundation. Davis School District,” month. He stated that the nuclear-tipped missiles. “They’re talking about attack, which was done have served the United score. “To see students The donation will go to said Superintendent Reid “I think we’re finally in whether it would be within States government for 200 in response to Bashar a position where China’s the boundaries of their al-Assad’s use of chemical years, almost as long as it's going to engage, and they constitution to attack the been in existence. weapons on the Syrian haven’t in the past,” he missile sites, at least after people, showed off the Joseph Eckman, of said. “They don’t want the first round of missiles the Ogden Air Logistics capabilities of the U.S. to a a leader of North Korea has been fired,” he said. Resilience degree other world leaders Complex; and Robin Barra- who is inclined in any If North Korea did clough, Robert Johnson, hadn’t realized. way to the West, but they develop nuclear-tipped Continued from p. A1 “Russia looked at the and Joseph Loffredo, of also don’t want millions missiles, however, he the 75th Air Base Wing; pinpoint accuracy of it and of refugees flooding into added that those countries “We might ask why stress experiences their jaw dropped,” he were all honored and pre- would impact a child physically,” said Van China.” would hardly be the only sented with 50 year federal said. Japan has also ones at risk. Langeveld. “But brains are still growing Stewart added that the government civil-service through our late 20s. Kids experiencing previously avoided getting “The reality is that they pins. attack also showed the FrOm LEFT, Robin Barraclough, Robert Johnson, and Joseph stress are aging themselves.” at all involved with the would launch from North All of the men said they U.S.’s willingness to get situation in North Korea, Korea, and come over the Loffredo. Van Langeveld said society often involved in international don’t have any plans to talks about resilience as an internal in large part because pole,” he said. “They could retire anytime soon. situations, a policy that of the structure of the hit almost anywhere in the Air Force photo by Alex R. Lloyd component. “That’s not even the biggest they’ve pulled back on in part,” she said. “If we put our eggs all constitution that Stewart United States.” the last several years. said was imposed on them in that basket and it sits in a certain “I’ve traveled all around environment it will break all those eggs.” after WWII. 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Holmes said his staff Some of the MDA kids good feeling – that’s why I But funds raised through worked together to support came and participated. It do it.” Associated Food Stores the fundraising effort. “It’s was a neat thing to include “Someone like that is across the state help make bigger than our store,” the children so that they what makes the differ- those dreams come true at he said. “It’s a company could understand what ence,” said Miller. “Some- the Muscular Dystrophy initiative that typically we takes place on their behalf. one who asks every time. Association (MDA) sum- do once a year. We deter- It was a win-win. We love There are very generous mer camp. mined it was a great cause being a part of it.” people in the community.” Last Thursday Jeff Holmes, store director for Dick’s Market in Bounti- ful presented a check for $78,772 to the MDA on behalf of Dick’s Market, jEFF hOLmES presents a check to Myiles Rojas, Hailee Gansen Macey’s, Lin’s, Dan’s and and Dylan Etherington at Dick’s Market. Photo by Becky Ginos Fresh Market who raised the funds during the 35th where they can see every- 4-year-old Myiles Rojas isn’t annual MDA Shamrocks one in one place they’d be quite old enough yet but program. consumed with appoint- he’s the West Valley City From Feb. 15 through ments. It’s beneficial to MDA Ambassador. March 17, as shoppers their quality of life.” “We’ve gone up to camp checked out they could Stephani Gansen’s and volunteered,” said his purchase an MDA Sham- daughter Hailee has gone mother Alisha Johnson. rock for a $1, $5 or more to camp before and plans to “It’s good to get used to donation. Customers go again this summer. “It it before he’s old enough signed the Shamrocks gives them more indepen- to go. The kids there are then they were displayed dence,” she said. “I could happy and included. It’s in each store to symbolize tell a difference in her from awesome to see that no strength, independence before she went to after. children are being left out. and life for MDA families. She started getting herself For a week out of the year “It costs about $2,000 dressed and showered. they just get to be a kid. It’s per child to send them to She’s made so many fun.” camp,” said MDA Execu- friends. She can be herself Myiles is in a wheelchair tive Director Lisa Miller. and doesn’t have to worry and Miller said the MDA “This pays for about 40 about what other kids say.” helps provide that kind of kids. Most of them need “I got to go horseback equipment to families who 24/7 caregivers. This gives riding,” said Hailee. “The need it. them a break too. None of horse was deaf and blind “We have an equipment these diseases have a cure so I had to say ‘giddy up’ loan program,” she said. so we’re just handling the really loud.” “It’s not like the library symptoms. They have to Children have to be at where you have it for two see a lot of doctors. If we least 6 years old before weeks, you take it and it’s didn’t have the MDA clinic they can go to camp, so yours until you don’t need Safe Kids Day set for May 6

FARmINGTON—Come remember about prevent- join in the fun and learn able injuries is they are how to stay safe at the preventable. That’s why 17th Annual Safe Kids this free event provides Day May 6. interactive safety and Preventable injuries health related booths are the number one and activities for the killer of kids in the U.S., whole family to learn according to Safe Kids about injury prevention Davis County, an orga- and how to reduce risks nization dedicated to at home, at play, and dur- preventing injuries in ing transportation.” children from birth to Activities include, 19. Staker Parson’s giant Safe Kids Day will be indoor sandbox, a Sea- held at the Davis County Quest Aquarium show, Legacy Events Center Davis Hospital’s inflat- Arena, 151 S. 1100 West able slide, Wee Care in Farmington, from 10 Pediatrics’ Healthy Hero a.m. to 2 p.m. Camp obstacle course “This event is for all and more. SilverEagle ages. We love doing this refining will exchange event because it’s a fun the first 10 Davis County opportunity for the com- residents’ old gas pow- munity to come together ered mowers for a new and learn how to keep electric mower and 300 all children safe,” said children’s bike helmets community health educa- will be given away (first tor at the Davis County come, first serve). Health Department and For more information Safe Kids Davis County call 801-525-5097. coalition co-coordinator, Kellie Farr in a release. [email protected] “The important thing to

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Saturdays by Appointment A6 NEWS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 The opinions stated in these articles are solely those of the authors and not of Food stores raise money for Muscular Dystrophy camp The Davis Clipper. DAVIS BY BECKY GINOS it. All that equipment is at our store level so we One Dick’s clerk had [email protected] pricey so call us and we’ll decided to lead the charge raised more than $600 over THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 help out. Sometimes we to try to make a differ- the course of working his B BOUNTIFUL—For a child don’t have the resources ence. We also set up root register. Outlook with muscular dystrophy, but call us and we’re going beer float and donut tables “I enjoy helping out,” he riding a horse or swimming to find it.” where people could donate. said. “It gives me such a might be just a dream. Holmes said his staff Some of the MDA kids good feeling – that’s why I oP-ed But funds raised through worked together to support came and participated. It do it.” Associated Food Stores the fundraising effort. “It’s was a neat thing to include “Someone like that is across the state help make bigger than our store,” the children so that they what makes the differ- those dreams come true at he said. “It’s a company could understand what ence,” said Miller. “Some- the Muscular Dystrophy initiative that typically we takes place on their behalf. one who asks every time. Trump defies Association (MDA) sum- do once a year. We deter- It was a win-win. We love There are very generous mer camp. mined it was a great cause being a part of it.” people in the community.” Last Thursday Jeff Holmes, store director for Dick’s Market in Bounti- Constitution ful presented a check for $78,772 to the MDA on behalf of Dick’s Market, jEFF hOLmES presents a check to Myiles Rojas, Hailee Gansen Macey’s, Lin’s, Dan’s and and Dylan Etherington at Dick’s Market. Photo by Becky Ginos Fresh Market who raised with Syrian attack the funds during the 35th where they can see every- 4-year-old Myiles Rojas isn’t annual MDA Shamrocks one in one place they’d be quite old enough yet but program. consumed with appoint- he’s the West Valley City words “national security” but “common From Feb. 15 through ments. It’s beneficial to MDA Ambassador. By hAroLd PeAse, Ph. d defense,” defined by eight parameters, March 17, as shoppers their quality of life.” “We’ve gone up to camp clauses 10-17, just noted, with the word checked out they could Stephani Gansen’s and volunteered,” said his Even though President Donald Trump believes it proper to defense primary. Not a single founder purchase an MDA Sham- daughter Hailee has gone mother Alisha Johnson. would have approved of our turning rock for a $1, $5 or more to camp before and plans to “It’s good to get used to bomb Syria, a country that has done us no harm, he has no “common defense” into “common donation. Customers go again this summer. “It it before he’s old enough constitutional authority to do so. Because weak Congress’s offense.” signed the Shamrocks gives them more indepen- to go. The kids there are Funding for war is yet another then they were displayed dence,” she said. “I could happy and included. It’s have not punished previous presidents, both Democrat and constitutional check and is entirely left in each store to symbolize tell a difference in her from awesome to see that no Republican, when they did the same, it does not make it consti- with the House of Representatives. The strength, independence before she went to after. children are being left out. Constitution says: “no appropriation of and life for MDA families. She started getting herself For a week out of the year tutional. Despite compelling humanitarian reasons justifying money to that use shall be for a longer “It costs about $2,000 dressed and showered. they just get to be a kid. It’s term than two years.” Two years is per child to send them to She’s made so many fun.” the action, the gassing of children with sarin gas, presumed by the designated time that a member of camp,” said MDA Execu- friends. She can be herself Myiles is in a wheelchair President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, we lack the treasure and the House is elected and authorized tive Director Lisa Miller. and doesn’t have to worry and Miller said the MDA to represent his people. So, neither “This pays for about 40 about what other kids say.” helps provide that kind of ability to be the policeman of the world. Where would it end? Presidents Barack Obama nor Trump kids. Most of them need “I got to go horseback equipment to families who Most of the world has dictators and tyrants as leaders. We can expend monies for military activity 24/7 caregivers. This gives riding,” said Hailee. “The need it. without congressional approval. them a break too. None of horse was deaf and blind “We have an equipment would never be able to stop bombing someone. Article I, Section 7 requires that “all bills these diseases have a cure so I had to say ‘giddy up’ loan program,” she said. The making and funding of war were maintain a navy or make rules for the for raising revenue shall originate in the if done by other presidents before him. so we’re just handling the really loud.” “It’s not like the library clearly denied the president in the U.S. government and regulation of the land House of Representatives….” This clause To commit our young to potential death symptoms. They have to Children have to be at where you have it for two Constitution because he, as founder and naval forces” and for “calling forth is how the people, through their elected unilaterally is not a presidential power, see a lot of doctors. If we least 6 years old before weeks, you take it and it’s James Madison argued, “had the most the militia…to repel invasions.” Only the representatives, control a war happy and doing so should be an impeachable didn’t have the MDA clinic they can go to camp, so yours until you don’t need propensity for war.” The Constitution people’s representatives can “provide for president. offense. reads: only Congress has the right “to organizing, arming, and disciplining, the The only war power a president is If the Executive Branch can effectively declare war, grant letters of marque and militia, and for governing such part of allowed to have in the Constitution is remove this power from Congress, giving reprisal, and make rules concerning them as may be employed in the service as “Commander in Chief of the army it to itself, we are close to losing the rest captures on land and water.” War of the United States….” Congress is and navy of the United States, … when of the Constitution as well. Safe Kids Day requires the blood of our young warriors, directly responsible for any acquisition of called into the actual service of the In the Obama Administration, and this requires the permission of property for military use. All of this is in United States,” which is done only by Congress was not consulted when the people who are required to be the Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution and Congress, not by himself. No president American planes bombed Libya (2011, fodder for such. Only the people’s belongs to the legislative branch alone. has constitutional authority to engage in set for May 6 representatives can “provide and The Constitution does not use the war without a declaration of war – even n see “TrUMP” p. B2 oP-ed FARmINGTON—Come remember about prevent- join in the fun and learn able injuries is they are how to stay safe at the preventable. That’s why 17th Annual Safe Kids this free event provides Day May 6. interactive safety and The president’s ‘enemy’ rhetoric and the press Preventable injuries health related booths are the number one and activities for the killer of kids in the U.S., whole family to learn Legal scholars RonNell Andersen Jones to the creation of other enemies – such as the judiciary, according to Safe Kids about injury prevention the intelligence community, people of certain Davis County, an orga- and how to reduce risks and Lisa Grow Sun argue other groups, races, immigrants and refugees. nization dedicated to at home, at play, and dur- democracy and First Amendment rights The article by Jones preventing injuries in ing transportation.” and Sun has been children from birth to Activities include, may be jeopardized by the President’s accepted for 19. Staker Parson’s giant acts and words. publication in Safe Kids Day will be indoor sandbox, a Sea- the winter issue held at the Davis County Quest Aquarium show, President Trump’s declarations that the of Arizona State Legacy Events Center Davis Hospital’s inflat- press is the “enemy of the American peo- Law Journal and Arena, 151 S. 1100 West able slide, Wee Care is available now on in Farmington, from 10 Pediatrics’ Healthy Hero ple,” accompanied by overt hostile acts, the Social Science a.m. to 2 p.m. Camp obstacle course are not merely different in degree but Research Network. “This event is for all and more. SilverEagle Jones and Sun also are ages. We love doing this refining will exchange different in kind from the tensions and among a small group event because it’s a fun the first 10 Davis County antagonisms with the media that have of scholars invited by opportunity for the com- residents’ old gas pow- the University of Illinois College of Law to participate munity to come together ered mowers for a new punctuated many previous presidencies, overwhelming that Trump is engaged in in a special online law review and learn how to keep electric mower and 300 something more substantial and more troubling according to two Utah law professors. symposium marking President all children safe,” said children’s bike helmets than his predecessors,” Jones said. “Because he RonNell Andersen Jones of the University of Utah’s Trump’s first 100 days in office community health educa- will be given away (first appears to be on the path toward eliminating important S.J. Quinney College of Law and Lisa Grow Sun of at the end of April. The paper, tor at the Davis County come, first serve). protections for the press, we think this issue absolutely Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark Law School titled “Enemy Construction and Health Department and For more information demands careful public attention.” argue in a new paper that Trump has engaged in classic the Press,” also will be the plenary program at the Yale Safe Kids Davis County call 801-525-5097. The authors say Trump’s dealings with the press can “Schmittian” enemy construction that diminishes the Freedom of Expressions Scholars Conference on April coalition co-coordinator, be mapped “remarkably neatly” onto enemy construction watchdog, educator and proxy functions of the press. In 29. Kellie Farr in a release. [email protected] the process, Trump undermines American democracy “The important thing to “Many presidents have, of course, had conflicts and jeopardizes the media’s ability to act as an obstacle with the press. But we think the evidence is n see “Press” p. B2 Where is pot legal? A look at shifting US marijuana policy

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OP-ED Young women in US favor jobs outside the home By HOPE YEN educational attainment for delaying marriage but that with their parents, com- Associated Press women but also a reflec- doesn’t mean they aren’t pared to 20 percent who tion of changing attitudes finding love. Since 1975, were living with a spouse. WASHINGTON (AP)—The among Americans. young people living with SOME MEN FALLING milestones of adulthood “We see more young a boyfriend or girlfriend for today’s millennials: women who have a college jumped more than 12 BEHIND economic security and degree and are in the labor times, from less than 1 Women are making finishing school – not force, and they are waiting percent to 9 percent last some gains in the labor rushing to get married and to get married and have year. It’s part of a grow- force. have a family. And once kids,” said Jonathan Vespa, ing cohabitation trend of While the share of they are married, young a demographer at the couples living together young men in the work- women in America are less Census Bureau. Demogra- before marriage. force is largely unchanged likely to see homemaking phers found changing U.S. Not only are they living from 1975 at 84 percent, as a career. sentiment in which more together, but they are do- the level of young women The share of young than half of Americans dad. move out on their own, ing so at around the same working rose from 50 women 25 to 34 who opted now believe marrying and The findings were part either living independently age that previous genera- percent to 70 percent. to forgo outside employ- having children are not of a census report tracking or starting families. But tions would marry. In addition, four decades ment in favor of manag- important signs of reach- the changing econom- that hasn’t happened. Since the 1980s, the age ago almost all young wom- ing a household plunged ing independence. ics and demographics of Vespa said educational when people cohabitate en who chose not to work from 43 percent in 1975 to More young adults than young adults from 1976 to gains for women in par- has remained steady at 22 cited “taking care of home just 14 percent last year, before are focusing first 2016, with a focus on the ticular have led to broader while the age of marriage and family” as the main according to the Census on receiving a bachelor’s current generation of 25 changes as to how Ameri- has risen from 22 to 27 for reason. But by 2016, less Bureau. Census demogra- degree or higher and se- to 34 year olds, known as cans view work and family. women. than half of young women phers believe that number curing a job. They are still millennials. Some things to know: Still, by and large, young who were out of the labor could be among the lowest actively pursuing romantic Many analysts had ex- MARRIAGE ON HOLD BUT adults were more likely force were homemakers. on record. relationships but opting to pected that as the econ- to be living with mom and Meanwhile, more young It’s part of a long- cohabitate or court mates omy improved, younger ROMANCE CONTINUES dad last year. men are falling to the bot- running trend of higher while living with mom and adults would increasingly Young adults may be About 23 percent lived tom of the income ladder.

The last four presidents, two of each get authority to bomb other countries therefore, be it Resolved by the House of Trump major political party, have bombed the at executive will, certainly not from the Representatives (the Senate concurring), Continued from p. B1 following 10 sovereign nations (some Constitution? That it is the sense of Congress that, multiple years): Somalia 1993, 2007-2008 To protect the Constitution, the House except in response to an actual or & 2011, Bosnia 1994-1995, Sudan 1998, of Representatives in March of 2012, imminent attack against the territory of 2015), or his authorizing drone strikes in Afghanistan 1998 & 2001-2015, Yugoslavia attempted to place President Obama the United States, the use of offensive several middle-eastern countries (2013- 1999, Yemen 2002 & 2009-2011, Iraq 1991- on short notice that the next disregard military force by a President without 2016) killing designated individuals – all 2015, Pakistan 2007-2015, Libya 2011 & of their power would be grounds for prior and clear authorization of an Act of such have traditionally been considered 2015, and Syria 2014-2016 & 2017. None impeachment. We might wish to give Congress violates Congress’s exclusive acts of war. Certainly these would be of these were preceded by a declaration of Trump the same warning. Concurrent power to declare war under article 1, treated as such were they perpetrated on war. Most of these American attacks had resolution H. Con. Res. 107 read, section 8, clause 11 of the Constitution U.S. soil by another country. The Syrian no specific congressional authorization. “Whereas the cornerstone of the Republic and therefore constitutes an impeachable chemical use in their civil war had already They were all justified under national is honoring Congress’s exclusive power high crime and misdemeanor under occurred, so the Trump bombing strike security. Probably only Afghanistan can to declare war under article I, section article II, section 4 of the Constitution.” was to punish the perpetrator, clearly not be viewed as self-defense. Where do we 8, clause 11 of the Constitution: Now, self-defense.

be distrusted, countered, of his comments on social creating a litmus test for that success may open “It’s easy to lose sight of Press and perhaps ultimately media. He appears to have other potential allies and the door to arguments how much the media does Continued from p. B1 stripped of ordinarily made the calculation that enemies; and providing that the security of the for us, but it is mostly observed rights and the press is no longer a convenient scapegoats for country justifies – or even because of the work of liberties because of this necessary go-between to existing social problems or requires – limitations on journalists that all of the principles outlined by exceptional status,” the the citizenry, Jones and future policy failures. press freedoms and press rest of us are able to see German political theorist authors say. Sun say. If President Trump’s access, Jones and Sun say. what our government is Carl Schmitt (1888- They use Trump’s words President Trump’s campaign to establish “The press is an up to and keep our elected 1985). Schmitt’s ideas and behavior during his rhetoric positioning the the press as an ‘enemy important institution that officials accountable.” express the zeitgeist of campaign and since taking press as an “enemy of the of the American people’ is absolutely central to our the creeping national- office to illustrate the ways American people” comes proves persuasive, democracy,” Jones said. security exceptionalism he has sought to frame, at a time when the media that characterized much delegitimize and undercut is weakened by dwindling of the Cold War and that the press. That ranges financial support and has deepened in many from verbally attacking reputation, making it more quarters since 9/11. individual reporters and vulnerable to attack, they “In the things he says, media outlets to denying point out. the things he does, and access to or refusing It also may further other the things he forecasts, questions at press agendas, such as defining Trump is consistently and conferences and making and unifying a political unrelentingly delineating claims that align media community and potential the press as an enemy – interests with those of allies by refocusing an ‘other’ that threatens terrorists. discussion away from the political unity of the Trump, a prolific user divisive social problems state and that ought to of Twitter, makes many and internal conflicts;

businesses in some states started Legal coming out of the shadows, behaving Continued from p. B1 like traditional retailers, complete with storefronts and advertising. By 2012, when Colorado and prohibitions are thawing just as they are Washington state authorized recreational in the U.S. pot, a few states had a fledgling marijuana Dozens of countries have industry, taxed and regulated. decriminalized small amounts for So far, the federal government has kept personal use, with some unenforced its word about not meddling with state pot areas of marijuana commerce, as in an laws. Amsterdam coffee shop. A few countries have authorized WHAT’S HAPPENING NOW? cultivation but not the sale of pot. That’s unclear. President Donald Uruguay is the only country where it’s Trump said during the 2016 campaign legal for adults who aren’t sick to grow, that states should be left alone when it transport, sell and use pot. Uruguay may comes to pot. After Trump’s election, soon be joined by Canada, where the some marijuana activists thought Trump government has said marijuana would be would continue Obama’s largely hands-off made legal for recreational use by July pot policy. 2018. Not so fast. Trump’s spokesman and some of his Cabinet members have WHERE IT’S ILLEGAL said marijuana legalization may not be Actually, everywhere in the U.S., tolerated any longer. Jennifer Bassarear Mark G Kano Insur Agcy Inc Toby H Gonzales since state can’t override federal law. U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions Ins Agy Inc Mark Kano LUTCF CLU Insur Agcy Inc But enforcement of federal drug law has Jennifer Bassarear CASL/CLU 21 S. 200 W., P.O. Box 807, Toby H. Gonzales said in a memo to the nation’s prosecutors 107 N Main St, Ste 104, Bountiful, UT 84010 Bountiful, UT 84011 465 South 200 West, Suite 2, always relied on state and local officers, Bus: 801-292-8291 Bus: 801-298-2636 Bountiful, UT 84010 this month that he’s ordered a review Fax: 801-292-1344 Bus: 801-292-9424 so the votes in those pot states to stop of existing marijuana policy to see how enforcing prohibition have made the it may conflict with the administration’s federal ban essentially toothless there. crime-fighting agenda. HOW HAVE U.S. AUTHORITIES Confused? So is the industry, which RESPONDED? continues to grow despite the uncertainty. Presidents from different parties have WHAT’S NEXT? responded in similar ways to legalization Several members of Congress have measures. proposed legalizing marijuana nationwide. Jone Olson Eckman Ins and Fin Svcs Inc Democrats and Republicans have held Similar measures have been proposed Insurance Agcy Inc Wayne Eckman LUTCF the White House as states defied pot before, though, and there’s little reason Jone Olson 98 West 200 North 94 West 200 North Bountiful, UT 84010 prohibition. Those presidents disavowed to think this year’s attempt will make it to Bountiful, UT 84010 Bus: 801-292-7291 weed – even as some admitted using Trump’s desk. So marijuana prohibition Bus: 801-292-8413 it themselves as youths. Since 1996, laws are unlikely to end any time soon. states have seen plenty of saber-rattling That means the Trump administration from federal drug authorities but little can decide how vigorously to enforce coordinated effort to stop the pot marijuana prohibition. experiments. So far, the Justice Department and Not long after he was elected in 2008, other agencies that may have a hand in President Barack Obama’s Justice marijuana enforcement have signaled Department sent an enforcement memo more interest in tightening immigration spelling out what states already knew: law. Federal authorities didn’t plan any Of course, that could change at any coordinated effort to maintain blanket time. The American marijuana wall may marijuana prohibition in states that be full of holes, but it hasn’t been torn legalized weed. In response, marijuana down yet. B2 OUTLOOK CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 OPINION cLipper • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 B3 OP-ED cycLopS LetterS to editor Young women in US favor jobs outside the home Misused words can cause pain Give students chance to test By HOPE YEN educational attainment for delaying marriage but that with their parents, com- The opinions stated in this offered comments prior to A talented man like Charles Associated Press women but also a reflec- doesn’t mean they aren’t pared to 20 percent who article are solely those of the sentencing a middle-aged Lindbergh joined other out of high school classes tion of changing attitudes finding love. Since 1975, were living with a spouse. author and not of The Davis man convicted on 10 counts of talented German scientists WASHINGTON (AP)—The among Americans. young people living with Clipper. forcible sexual abuse and one in supporting Adolph Hit- SOME MEN FALLING Dear Editor: students, for others it can be the milestones of adulthood “We see more young a boyfriend or girlfriend count of object rape. ler. (Similarly, smart people BEHIND While on my course to gradu- difference between being able to for today’s millennials: women who have a college jumped more than 12 Fourth District Court Judge like the current president of degree and are in the labor times, from less than 1 Women are making BRYAN ate, I have had to take many take a band, choir, or other class economic security and Thomas Low is being criticized the University of Utah make force, and they are waiting percent to 9 percent last some gains in the labor GRAY different classes. Some I have they feel passionately about. finishing school – not for his handling of the case outrageous public relations to get married and have year. It’s part of a grow- force. Experienced enjoyed more than others, while With the ability to test out rushing to get married and against Keith Robert Vallejo, a blunders, as seen in the Hunts- have a family. And once kids,” said Jonathan Vespa, ing cohabitation trend of While the share of journalist, some have been downright of these classes like Financial former LDS bishop. His critics man Cancer Center leadership they are married, young a demographer at the couples living together young men in the work- businessman mind numbing. To graduate, Literacy, students would be able don’t have a problem with the controversy). History is full of women in America are less Census Bureau. Demogra- before marriage. force is largely unchanged living in Davis every high school student in to take other classes that would length of the sentence. They good-hearted clerics and com- likely to see homemaking phers found changing U.S. Not only are they living from 1975 at 84 percent, County Utah must take a set of required help them on their path not only also must admit that Judge munity leaders who occasion- as a career. sentiment in which more together, but they are do- the level of young women classes beyond the core classes. in high school, but in their future Low agreed with the jury ally walked the “dark street” The share of young than half of Americans dad. move out on their own, ing so at around the same working rose from 50 These required, non-core classes careers. Having the option to verdict and praised one of the and died with blemished women 25 to 34 who opted now believe marrying and The findings were part either living independently age that previous genera- percent to 70 percent. consist of Financial Literacy and test out of these classes would hen teaching victims for coming forward reputations. to forgo outside employ- having children are not of a census report tracking or starting families. But tions would marry. In addition, four decades Computer Technology to name a allow for students who already with the complaint. But with the victim sitting in ment in favor of manag- important signs of reach- the changing econom- that hasn’t happened. Since the 1980s, the age ago almost all young wom- high school few. While there is value in both know the material to take classes The furor over Judge Low the courtroom, a judge should ing a household plunged ing independence. ics and demographics of Vespa said educational when people cohabitate en who chose not to work English, I told classes and the other classes that are more beneficial. As for from 43 percent in 1975 to More young adults than young adults from 1976 to gains for women in par- has remained steady at 22 cited “taking care of home W stems from two things: Ini- not describe her attacker as required to graduate, students students who cannot test out of students that even in an tially allowing a convicted sex an “extraordinary good man.” just 14 percent last year, before are focusing first 2016, with a focus on the ticular have led to broader while the age of marriage and family” as the main should have the option to test out the class, they will be required abuser to be released on bail Sorry, but extraordinary good according to the Census on receiving a bachelor’s current generation of 25 changes as to how Ameri- has risen from 22 to 27 for reason. But by 2016, less electronic digital age, of non-core required classes. to take it and at the end of the se- than half of young women prior to sentencing and, more men do not fondle and rape Bureau. Census demogra- degree or higher and se- to 34 year olds, known as cans view work and family. women. In taking Financial Literacy, I mester pass the test. Creating an who were out of the labor proper grammar, word- importantly, his comments in teenagers. phers believe that number curing a job. They are still millennials. Some things to know: Still, by and large, young often found myself bored with option to test out would be easy force were homemakers. court after reading supportive Rather Judge Low should could be among the lowest actively pursuing romantic Many analysts had ex- adults were more likely ing, and punctuation the curriculum. I would go for all parties. At the end of the MARRIAGE ON HOLD BUT Meanwhile, more young letters about the man. Judge have explained, “Men can on record. relationships but opting to pected that as the econ- to be living with mom and remained relevant. As an through whole class periods on semester, the state requires all ROMANCE CONTINUES men are falling to the bot- Low quickly backtracked on do good things in their lives, It’s part of a long- cohabitate or court mates omy improved, younger dad last year. my phone, and when the time students in classes like Financial Young adults may be tom of the income ladder. example, I would show the bail release, but continues but they must also be held running trend of higher while living with mom and adults would increasingly About 23 percent lived for the test came I would take it Literacy to pass a “State Compe- to be hounded on the com- accountable for the bad. You them a sentence in which and set the high for the class. My tency Test.” By offering the State ments. contributed to the community one misplaced comma intent is not to be braggadocios, Competency Test before students I have no problem with and your church, unfortunate- but rather to point out a flaw in enroll in the class, students and The last four presidents, two of each get authority to bomb other countries therefore, be it Resolved by the House of changed the entire mean- Judge Low’s thought process. ly you also brought evil into the current system. The Finan- counselors can work together Trump major political party, have bombed the at executive will, certainly not from the Representatives (the Senate concurring), However, we should all have the neighborhood with tragic ing. cial Literacy class took a whole to see if these classes should be following 10 sovereign nations (some Constitution? That it is the sense of Congress that, concern about his words. consequences for your young Continued from p. B1 Legal experts still question semester out of my schedule for required. multiple years): Somalia 1993, 2007-2008 To protect the Constitution, the House except in response to an actual or He called the convicted sex victims.” and analyze the meaning of the me to essentially review material & 2011, Bosnia 1994-1995, Sudan 1998, of Representatives in March of 2012, imminent attack against the territory of abuser “an extraordinary, good The petition drives and calls 2015), or his authorizing drone strikes in 2nd Amendment. (Does the that I already knew. While this Ross Warburton Afghanistan 1998 & 2001-2015, Yugoslavia attempted to place President Obama the United States, the use of offensive “well-regulated militia” grant man.” Then, compounding his for Judge Low to be removed several middle-eastern countries (2013- 1999, Yemen 2002 & 2009-2011, Iraq 1991- on short notice that the next disregard military force by a President without may not seem like a lot for some Bountiful 2016) killing designated individuals – all rights to citizens or a gov- mistake, he tearfully noted, from the bench are misguided, 2015, Pakistan 2007-2015, Libya 2011 & of their power would be grounds for prior and clear authorization of an Act of ernment-sponsored National “But great men sometimes do and I assume he would phrase such have traditionally been considered 2015, and Syria 2014-2016 & 2017. None impeachment. We might wish to give Congress violates Congress’s exclusive acts of war. Certainly these would be Guard-type unit?) Similarly, bad things.” his comments differently if of these were preceded by a declaration of Trump the same warning. Concurrent power to declare war under article 1, the U.S. Congress has funded In the first place, Judge Low given another chance. treated as such were they perpetrated on war. Most of these American attacks had resolution H. Con. Res. 107 read, section 8, clause 11 of the Constitution U.S. soil by another country. The Syrian many programs tied to two is correct: good men – al- There is a lesson here: To Woods Cross needs to consolidate, no specific congressional authorization. “Whereas the cornerstone of the Republic and therefore constitutes an impeachable words in the U.S. Constitution though not necessarily “great paraphrase the court record, chemical use in their civil war had already They were all justified under national is honoring Congress’s exclusive power high crime and misdemeanor under occurred, so the Trump bombing strike (the “general welfare”). men” – do bad things. Few of even “extraordinarily good security. Probably only Afghanistan can to declare war under article I, section article II, section 4 of the Constitution.” Words matter. This was us get out of this life without judges can make bad com- unify police department with was to punish the perpetrator, clearly not be viewed as self-defense. Where do we 8, clause 11 of the Constitution: Now, self-defense. proved this past month when being ashamed of something ments hurtful to victims.” a Utah district court judge we wouldn’t do a second time. Let’s leave it at that. those of neighboring cities

Dear Editor: has enough officers. be distrusted, countered, of his comments on social creating a litmus test for that success may open “It’s easy to lose sight of At the April 18 Woods Cross The need for more officers Press and perhaps ultimately media. He appears to have other potential allies and the door to arguments how much the media does City council meeting, Police was used as an argument for the Chief Greg Butler presented the last tax increase. Butler re- Continued from p. B1 stripped of ordinarily made the calculation that enemies; and providing that the security of the for us, but it is mostly observed rights and the press is no longer a convenient scapegoats for country justifies – or even because of the work of statistic: 18 to 20 percent of WX ported that West Bountiful and liberties because of this necessary go-between to existing social problems or requires – limitations on journalists that all of the Police calls are in West Bountiful other cities do not back up WX principles outlined by exceptional status,” the the citizenry, Jones and future policy failures. press freedoms and press rest of us are able to see and surrounding cities rather Officers 18 to 20 percent. German political theorist authors say. Sun say. If President Trump’s access, Jones and Sun say. what our government is than in Woods Cross. The residents of neighbor- Carl Schmitt (1888- They use Trump’s words President Trump’s campaign to establish “The press is an up to and keep our elected A week before this meeting ing cities and in particular West 1985). Schmitt’s ideas and behavior during his rhetoric positioning the the press as an ‘enemy important institution that officials accountable.” I saw two UTA officers arrest Bountiful have a median income express the zeitgeist of campaign and since taking press as an “enemy of the of the American people’ is absolutely central to our a small, homeless black man of about $10,000 more than WX the creeping national- office to illustrate the ways American people” comes proves persuasive, democracy,” Jones said. sleeping on the grass in Woods residents according to the last security exceptionalism he has sought to frame, at a time when the media Cross. Four WX officers sped U.S. Census. West Bountiful that characterized much delegitimize and undercut is weakened by dwindling through WX flashing their taxpayers should be subsidizing of the Cold War and that the press. That ranges financial support and lights. They searched the man’s Woods Cross Police instead of has deepened in many from verbally attacking reputation, making it more backpack and emptied his pos- the present situation. Butler said quarters since 9/11. individual reporters and vulnerable to attack, they sessions on the ground. The that he wasn’t going to change “In the things he says, media outlets to denying point out. man had a few clothes, a half- this situation unless the Council the things he does, and access to or refusing It also may further other eaten bag of chips but no drugs directed him to do so. the things he forecasts, questions at press agendas, such as defining or weapons. The UTA officer It is time for WX City to move Trump is consistently and conferences and making and unifying a political said the man refused to give to a consolidated unified police unrelentingly delineating claims that align media community and potential them his name. They took off department, like Salt Lake City the press as an enemy – interests with those of allies by refocusing his shoes, handcuffed him and and share the costs of police an ‘other’ that threatens terrorists. discussion away from drove away with him in a UTA services fairly. the political unity of the Trump, a prolific user divisive social problems state and that ought to police car. If six gun-toting, bul- of Twitter, makes many and internal conflicts; let -proof vest wearing officers D L Weeks are needed to arrest one little Woods Cross unarmed man – Woods Cross businesses in some states started Legal coming out of the shadows, behaving StAFF coLuMn Continued from p. B1 like traditional retailers, complete with storefronts and advertising. By 2012, when Colorado and prohibitions are thawing just as they are Washington state authorized recreational in the U.S. pot, a few states had a fledgling marijuana To Rep. Chris Stewart, about war and the environment Dozens of countries have industry, taxed and regulated. decriminalized small amounts for So far, the federal government has kept The opinions stated in this I understand recognize that and give it the You mentioned your frustration personal use, with some unenforced its word about not meddling with state pot article are solely those of the your same sort of respect that you are with the previous administration, areas of marijuana commerce, as in an laws. author and not of The Davis reluctance to owed in military situations. More that they seemed to ignore what Amsterdam coffee shop. Clipper. A few countries have authorized WHAT’S HAPPENING NOW? consider the importantly, that you would be were obvious warning signs cultivation but not the sale of pot. That’s unclear. President Donald environment intelligent enough to listen to to you. That they didn’t listen Uruguay is the only country where it’s Trump said during the 2016 campaign more of a what these experts have to say. to all of the warnings that you that states should be left alone when it JENNIFFER significant A slower threat may be less and other educated individuals legal for adults who aren’t sick to grow, WARDELL transport, sell and use pot. Uruguay may comes to pot. After Trump’s election, issue than of a pressing issue than an gave about what you saw as a soon be joined by Canada, where the some marijuana activists thought Trump Clipper staff the threat of immediate one, but it makes it powerful, dangerous threat. government has said marijuana would be would continue Obama’s largely hands-off writer, author nuclear attack no less real. Agent Orange was That’s exactly what you and made legal for recreational use by July pot policy. and public – the military still killing soldiers decades after other government leaders are 2018. Not so fast. Trump’s spokesman and speaker is your area it was employed, and depression doing to environmental scientists some of his Cabinet members have of expertise, can take the lives of veterans right now. They see death WHERE IT’S ILLEGAL said marijuana legalization may not be which makes long after they are free of coming, the same way you did, Actually, everywhere in the U.S., honey BeeS are dying off at an alarming rate. If they tolerated any longer. Jennifer Bassarear Mark G Kano Insur Agcy Inc Toby H Gonzales you that much situations where people might be and you refuse to listen to them since state can’t override federal law. U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions Ins Agy Inc Mark Kano LUTCF CLU Insur Agcy Inc more aware become extinct, so will much of the produce we eat. shooting at them. in exactly the same way the But enforcement of federal drug law has Jennifer Bassarear CASL/CLU 21 S. 200 W., P.O. Box 807, Toby H. Gonzales Photo by Maciej A. 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So is the industry, which the invaluable opportunity to or the slow but steady poisoning have spent as much or more environmental bullets might take fact that it will take longer to do it RESPONDED? continues to grow despite the uncertainty. hear the military and strategic of the air and water supply. time studying their fields as years to travel, at some point it won’t make us any less dead. Presidents from different parties have WHAT’S NEXT? analysis from the mouth of an But as an expert yourself, you have yours. They have an will be too late to stop their flight. There’s another war out responded in similar ways to legalization Several members of Congress have expert. Your dismissiveness I don’t understand why you expertise that you and I don’t As someone so aware of strategy, there, Congressman, and you’re measures. proposed legalizing marijuana nationwide. about environmental issues, seem so unwilling to listen to have, and as an educated man I feel you must be able to see that completely missing it. Jone Olson Eckman Ins and Fin Svcs Inc experts in other fields. The for yourself. Democrats and Republicans have held Similar measures have been proposed Insurance Agcy Inc Wayne Eckman LUTCF however, left me confused. I would think that you would the White House as states defied pot before, though, and there’s little reason Jone Olson 98 West 200 North 94 West 200 North Bountiful, UT 84010 prohibition. Those presidents disavowed to think this year’s attempt will make it to Bountiful, UT 84010 Bus: 801-292-7291 weed – even as some admitted using Trump’s desk. 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Artists of the new generation Special needs There’s still time left to see the Bountiful/Davis Art Center’s Davis School District Secondary musical May 4-5 and Educators Exhibit, open now through May 5. The exhibit noRth saLt Lake — Special Needs Mutual. features several prize-winning Everyone deserves a The program features students from across the moment in the spotlight. special needs individuals The South Davis Spe- county, including Syracuse from North Salt Lake cial Needs Activity Pro- to Kaysville. There are student Cameron Hubbard’s “A gram will get the chance full costumes and sets Study in Pink,” which won best to experience that for for the production, and in show. There were also first, themselves with their volunteers help the second and third place winners upcoming musical, “Who performers learn their in several categories, including Am I?” Performances lines, places and dances. ceramic, photograph, mixed will be held May 4 and 5 The program was media/digital, jewelry, painting, at 7 p.m. at the Bountiful originally started drawing and sculpture. Junior Regional Center in North decades ago by a local high artists were in their Salt Lake. The event is mother who wanted an own separate category, with free, and everyone is opportunity for her child Millcreek Jr. High student welcome. to participate in activities Noelle Gunsay’s “A Study in The program, also tailored to her needs. Silence” winning first place. known as SNAP, is The Bountiful Regional The art center is located at 90 organized by The Center is located at 835 N. Main Street in Bountiful. Church of Jesus Christ N. 400 East in North Salt Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | of Latter-day Saints. It Lake. Davis Clipper was previously known as

BDAC’s temporary move and Mary Ann Kirk will Dugal to Farmington and the receive the Local Arts move to its most recent Agency Leadership in the Continued from p. C1 home on Main Street in Arts Award. Bountiful. Dugal learned that she performing groups who “I’ve enjoyed working had received the award came to town as part of in the arts and hopefully weeks ago, well before Summerfest. making a difference,” said the official announcement. “When we got married, Dugal. “In some ways, this Even now, though, she we had to postpone the is a culmination.” said she hasn’t processed wedding for Summerfest,” Dugal will receive the it completely. she said with a laugh. “It Individual Leadership in “I’m still in shock, kind of takes over your the Arts Award, one of actually,” she said. “It’s life.” the four to be given out. quite an honor.” She has also received Southern Utah University The Mountain West Arts awards for her work, will receive this year’s Conference will be held including the Bountiful Organization Leadership May 4 at the Utah Cultural City Mayor’s Award in in the Arts Award, Noemi Celebration Center in West the Humanities and the Veronica Hernandez- Valley. For more informa- Utah Humanities Council’s Balcazar will receive the tion, visit heritage.utah. Human Ties Award. Education Leadership gov/arts-and-museums/ Since becoming executive in the Arts Award, and resources-prof-dev-mwac. director, she has overseen Murray City Cultural Arts

acoustic panels recently ribbon cutting, which will Concert installed in the art center’s be a part of the earlier main gallery. member meeting. The Continued from p. C1 To mark the occasion, annual meeting, which a gift to the community,” six pianists will play two is open to everyone but said BDAC Executive Steinway pianos – Lenora is specifically designed Director Emma Dugal. Ford Brown, Kimberly for BDAC members, is “It’s to celebrate the new Marsden, Jackie Ward, required for the event. stage and the acquiring of Heather Smith, Merla “We wanted to the second piano.” Little and Gretchen Tan- combine them so more The expansion and ner. The concert will people would have the acquisition of the second feature music arranged by opportunity to come to this Steinway were enabled Brown, as well as pieces wonderful concert,” said by a donation from the by Richard Rodgers, Dugal. Bill and Connie Timmons Johannes Brahms, Franz Organizers ask that Foundation, facilitated Liszt, and more. anyone planning to attend by BDAC board member The Davis Chamber the concert RSVP by Christie Mullen. That of Commerce will be on calling 801-295-3618 as same grant also paid for hand to oversee the stage’s soon as possible. C2 SHOWCASE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 DAVIS LIFE/HORIZONS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 C3 Movie Beat ANNIVERSARY IN MEMORIAL

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Reid served as branch They have a wonderful president in a new branch Artists of the large family, seven chil- in Ketchum while in Idaho. dren, the first three born They served a mission in the new generation Special needs in the Sun Valley Lodge, Dominican Republic and on There’s still time left to see the Bill Rowland (Debi), Rob returning served as ordi- Bountiful/Davis Art Center’s Rowland, Linda Smith (Ray), nance workers at the Salt Davis School District Secondary musical May 4-5 Nancy Stephenson (David), Lake and Bountiful Temples. and Educators Exhibit, open Judi Keyser (Kent), Suzanne They love the outdoors. now through May 5. The exhibit noRth saLt Lake — Special Needs Mutual. 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DANCERS PERFORm Burmese dances during the Saturday festivities. Sunshine flooded the grounds throughout the day.

SPRING BLOSSOmS frame a hive of activity where traditional foods were prepared for muSIC AND DANCE from Laos (above) and other countries in Southeast Asia entertained crowds at the festival participants. annual Songkran Festival, a celebration of the new year.

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OBITUARY Laurence Linton Memmott Francis Earl Young Southeast Asian, Buddhist traditions draw families Gerwynn Mark Bradford May 4, 1919 ~ March 21, 2017 (age 97) 1930-2017

1927-2017 Please join us in celebrating the beautiful Francis Earl Young passed away April 22, Photos by Louise R. Shaw life of our one-of-a-kind dad, Laurence Linton 2017. He was 86 years old. Earl was born Dec. 21, 1930 at Hugoton, Brad was born in Corinne, Utah on Sept. Memmott, who passed away peacefully on RIGHT: SAITHONG ORTIz, a Monday, March 21 in Bountiful. Laurence was Kansas to Georgia B. Graves and Francis 14, 1927 to Samuel Blaine Bradford and Min- Earl Stromer. He was the first born of four native of Thailand, pours water nie (Cutler) Bradford. He served his country born just outside of Nephi on the Broadhead Ranch to Samuel Fenton and Ida Linton sons. Georgia later married Richard Oliver on the statue of Buddha as during WWII (Merchant Marines) and Korea Young, at which time Earl changed his last (Air Force). He married Larna Ann Jackson Memmott on May 4, 1919. After being raised daughter Isabella looks on. on a farm in Nephi, he graduated from Juab name to Young. and raised two sons and two daughters. He Earl graduated from high school in Manti, The two participated in the had many callings in his ward but will be High School and later attended Dixie College. His interest centered around agriculture and Utah, May 1950. Subsequently, he served a Songkran festival at Wat Thai remembered most for being a Scoutmaster. two year mission in Northern California from He is survived by his wife, children— the livestock industry. Dhammakunaram in Layton Although dad’s love for sheep began early 1950 to 1952. Mark, Scott, Lynette and Tricia (Davis) and his After his mission he was drafted into the on April 22. Living in Layton brother Darwin. He has eight grandchildren with a pet lamb, and later with a first-place 4H ram, his first real paying job in the sheep busi- army and spent the next two years in Korea. has brought “happiness,” said and 12 great-grandchildren. His family wishes He served until December 1954. He was a talented young man full to thank the staff of the George E. Wahlen ness began when he became the field man for Utah Wool Marketing Ortiz, because she feels it is a Association. For the rest of his life, he traveled the ranch roads of of a desire to write poetry and songs and to bring a smile to anyone Veterans Home in Ogden for the loving care he met. He loved western movies and loved to sing Gene Autry great place to raise her family that he received while he lived there. the Western states buying wool and sheep. During those years, he created lifelong friendships and became well respected in the indus- songs to his children and anyone else who would listen. and because she loves the A viewing was held on Saturday, April 22 at 9:30 a.m. at the Rus- Earl was married to Utahna Elder June 7, 1956, in the Los son Mortuary, 295 Main Street, Bountiful. A graveside service was try. That, and his family, were the love of his life. community and has met many A firm participator in the gospel of Jesus Christ, Larry served the Angeles Temple being the 56th couple married there after its recent held at 11 a.m. at the Lakeview Memorial Cemetery, 1640 North dedication. others from her homeland. The Lakeview Drive, Bountiful. Online guest book at www.russonmortu- LDS Church in numerous callings and positions. Forever a mission- ary, Dad served a mission to Quebec, Canada and later with his He is survived by his wife Utahna, of 61 years, his brother Clar- festival always includes water, ary.com. ence, five children: Laurie and (Doug) Vandegrift, Rick and (Terri) In lieu of flowers the family requests that a donation be sent to sweetheart in Australia, and Christchurch, New Zealand which was according to her husband, truly a highlight of their life. He continued to feel that call to serve Young, Frank Young, Jim Young, Nate and (Kristine) Young, 19 the George E. Wahlen Ogden Veterans Home, 1102 North 1200 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. He is preceded in death Hector Ortiz. It symbolizes West, Ogden, Utah, 84404. right to the end of his 98 years. washing away the bad from the Born with a beautiful baritone voice which was perfected around by brothers Harry and Tom, son Abram Earl, and great-grandson Tace. past year and being cleansed the family piano with his four brothers, he soon began entertaining others with his talent for singing. He was known to drive hundreds Funeral services will be held Friday April 28, 10 a.m. at the for the new year. of miles to share his music at weddings, funerals, Wool Grower con- Bountiful North Stake Center, 1540 N. 400 East, Bountiful with a ventions. He sang on KSL radio and even on television. He loved viewing to precede services from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Interment and entertaining and had a charismatic personality to match. military honors will be at the Utah Veterans Cemetery following Raymond Jr. Couch Larry is survived by his children: L. Craig (Geri) Memmott of services. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. Layton, Guye F. (Ginger) Memmott of North Salt Lake, and Chalane 1929-2017 (David) Wright of Bountiful, youngest brother Duane Memmott of St. George, sister-in-law Joyce Memmott of Nephi and 69 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife Raymond Jr. Couch passed away April Grace Blackett, infant son Marriner, and son MacCary O. Memmott. 23, 2017, at the age of 87 in Layton, with his Funeral services were held at 11 a.m., Monday, March 27 in New Food Truck League eternal sweetheart by his side. the Woods Cross 2nd Ward Chapel,790 West 1500 South, Woods He was born Aug. 27, 1929 in Malad, Cross. Interment was at Lakeview Memorial Cemetery, Bountiful. Idaho to Raymond Joshua Couch and Marga- ret Williams Couch. His siblings are Gerald finder app launched Couch and Barbara Banford who all preceded DANCERS PERFORm Burmese dances during the Saturday festivities. Sunshine flooded him in death; so what a joyous reunion. The Food Truck League your location, or scroll He attended Bear River High School in Jared (Jerry) Reinhardt Volmar the grounds throughout the day. Garland, Utah, where he met the love of his has announced the launch through a list view showing life and eternal companion Bernice Spencer. 1937-2017 of the Food Truck League all of the trucks scheduled They married Sept. 15, 1949, and in August Finder app. This localized for a selected time frame. of 1950 he was called to serve in the Korean Our beloved Father, Grandfather and Utah app already has the Additionally, food trucks war as a member of the Utah National Guard Brother, passed away peacefully on April 24, largest amount of sched- can use the app to provide Unit 204, in the field artillery. He returned home in January of 1952, 2017 with his family by his side. He was born and they resided in West Bountiful. In June of 1952 they were on March 14, 1937 to Carl and Hedwig Vol- uled truck locations on any periodic prizes and special sealed in the Logan, Utah Temple for time and all eternity. mar. He graduated from West High School in app in the country. During offers. Ray is survived by his wife, Bernice, four daughters and one son. 1955. He married Sandra Stokes in October peak food truck season, us- “People are excited RaJean Olsen (Alan), Gary Couch (Sandy), Char Bosen (Kurt), of 1960 and they were later sealed in the Salt ers can now find as many about food trucks -- they Carolyn Hibler (Rick) and Sherrie Reynolds (Charlie), 20 grandchil- Lake LDS Temple. They raised 12 beautiful as 100 truck locations love the concept, they love dren, and 31 great-grandchildren and one more on the way (at least children together. that’s all we know about). Jerry is survived by his 12 children and each week throughout the the food and they love the Ray enjoyed the outdoors, hunting, fishing, gardening, sports 18 grandchildren. His children are Rebecca valley. sense of community,” said (especially BYU), and boating with his family! He got pure enjoy- (Don) Karmondy, Vivian (John) Whear, Debo- Food trucks have Taylor Harris, a founding ment from teaching all his children and grandchildren to waterski, rah (Ed) Pack, Michael (Sara), Joseph (Eddie become a recent sensation partner of the Food Truck but even more than that he loved whipping them around behind - D), Lisa, Stephen (Dave), Natalie (Richard) the boat on the tube. He served in various capacities within the Trujillo, Patrick, Julie (Travis) Koury, Spen- in Utah, including here in League. “From the begin- LDS church. Among his favorite were serving in the Salt Lake and cer (Val) and Ryan (Stephanie). He is also Davis County, with over ning, the goal of the Food Bountiful temples, and serving two LDS missions in the Washington survived by one brother, Herb and two sisters, 100 trucks operating every Truck League has been D.C. Temple with the love of his life and companion of 67 years! Joyce (Jim) Hill and Esther Brown. day. This app gives users to bring great food and Their first mission was from 1992-1993 and their second mission Our Dad was raised in Bountiful and went was 1996-1997. Any time he could spend with his sweetheart and to high school at Davis High and finished access to all the informa- communities together. We his family were his most cherished moments. school in Salt Lake City at West High, when tion they need to find and knew we needed a way to The family would like to thank his caretakers at Canyon Homec- SPRING BLOSSOmS frame a hive of activity where traditional foods were prepared for muSIC AND DANCE from Laos (above) and other countries in Southeast Asia entertained crowds at the his parents bought a home in the Avenues. support local food truck bring all the information are and Hospice and all of the staff at Apple Village Assisted living. When Dad was young, he loved hiking and businesses. Potential food we have to the community, festival participants. annual Songkran Festival, a celebration of the new year. He taught them new vocabulary words like knucklehead and they spending time in the outdoors. He worked for loved and treated him as if he was their own father and grandfather. Utah Power & Light for nearly 30 years before truck customers no longer and this app finally allows Mom was a regular there as she sat by his side every day, and she he retired in 1990. He served in the US Mili- need to rely on word of us to be able to do that received extra loving care as well. A special thank you to all the tary (Army) from 1959 to 1965. He was called mouth or sporadic social in all the ways we envi- friends, family and relatives that have visited with Dad over the last to active duty in 1960 for the Berlin crisis, and media posts to find their sioned.” CALLED TO SERVE several months, right up until the very end of his mortal life. had to move his young family to Fort Leonardwood, MO, for over favorite food truck. They The app is available now Funeral services will be held this Saturday April 29, at 11 a.m. a year. Jerry and Sandra bought their family home in Farmington See BYU Conference from home at the LDS church located at 790 W. 1500 South, Woods Cross. in 1964, where they raised their 12 children for 34 years. Jerry and can now locate a truck with on Android, iOS, and on- A viewing will be held Friday evening, April 28 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Sandra enjoyed the rest of their days together in Bountiful. the click of their phone. line at thefoodtruckleague. Elder and Sister Russon Brothers Mortuary, in Bountiful, and Saturday, April 28, from BY JENNIFFER WARDELL Counselor) and Sister look to the Lord.” 221-6716 or 801-422-8925 Dad was loved by his children and friends. He had a love for The Food Truck League com/events. Bradford 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the church prior to the funeral. Interment will gardening and maintained his property with perfection and pride. Finder app has a litany of Throughout the spring [email protected] Reyna I. Aburto (Second Those who attend the and in-person registration Elder Richard and Sister Karen take place at Memorial Lakeview Estates 1640 E. Lakeview Dr., He had a deep love for classical music and had it playing often. He Counselor). Eubank was conference in person will can be done at the Har- Bountiful. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. enjoyed finding the deeper meaning in things and loved reading features that allows users and summer food trucks Bradford have been called to serve to see upcoming roundups, will offer promotions for Even if you can’t make it previously director of LDS also hear Sister Eubank man Continuing Education books, especially the scriptures. He was very spiritual. as temple workers in the new Paris, Dad loved family nostalgia and would talk for hours into the night follow a specific truck’s any customer that presents Charities, and she will con- speak at the opening ses- Building (770 E. University down to Provo, you can still France Temple and will attend the with his friends and family. He always wanted to know all the details future schedule, or even the app on their phone experience the 2017 BYU tinue her work there. sion, set for 9 a.m. General Pkwy, Provo). The build- dedication May 21. They will speak about his children’s lives and spent a lot of time having fun with his Melvyn Leeman Bennett grandchildren, especially the babies. He spent many hours doing request catering with their upon ordering. Women’s Conference. The final livestreamed Sunday School President ing will remain open until 8 April 30 at 9 a.m. in the Woods favorite truck. Use the map talk will be by Elder Gary Tad R. Callister and his p.m. on May 3. service work in the homes and yards of his children. Dad passed The conference, which Cross 3rd Ward, 1450 S. 350 West, Bountiful. 1941-2017 the qualities of honesty, integrity, and strong work ethics onto his feature to find trucks near is sponsored by BYU and E. Stevenson, who was wife, Sister Kathryn Louise children. the Relief Society of The named an Apostle in Octo- Callister, will speak dur- Melvyn Leeman Bennett passed away We thank our Dad for caring for our dear mother during the last Church of Jesus Christ of ber 2015. He will speak at ing the afternoon session peacefully with family at his bedside on April years of her life. We would like to thank the staff at Apple Village, Latter-day Saints, will be the general closing session at 3:45 p.m. The Friday 21, 2017 from the effects of dementia precipi- especially his granddaughter Nicole Whear, for their care and sup- tated by a previous fall. He was born, Jan. 26, port. We would also like to thank Donette Hurst from Inspiration held May 4-5 at the BYU from 3:45 p.m. to 5 p.m. general session will be a 1941 in Cedar City, and raised in Orem, by his Hospice. campus in Provo. Among “Within the (Book of musical presentation titled parents Leeman Bell and Edith Christensen Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday April 29, the 150 different present- Mormon’s) pages, you “Our Roots: A Celebration Bennett. He knew it to be a blessing and privi- 2017 at the Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 North Main, Bounti- ful, UT. Friends and Family may visit between 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. ers at the conference will will discover the infinite of Who We Are.” lege to be raised by parents who made and kept covenants with the Lord and taught him Interment-Bountiful City Cemetery. Online guest book at www.rus- be the new Relief Society love and incomprehen- Registration for the the gospel. He loved the gospel and its teach- sonmortuary.com. General Presidency, newly sible grace of God,” said complete conference is ings and remained a faithful, active member appointed at the April 2017 Stevenson in his October $66, or $46 for only one of of the LDS Church his entire life. He diligently General Conference, and 2016 General Conference the two days. To register taught his children these same principles and faithfully served whenever and wherever he Get into the River calls for Elder Gary E. Stevenson of talk. “As you strive to fol- to attend the conference in was called. In his youth Mel was taught by the Quorum of the Twelve low the teachings you find person, visit womenscon- dedicated teachers in Orem at Spencer El- Apostles. The May 5 talks there, your joy will expand, ference.ce.byu.edu. Online ementary, Lincoln Junior High and Orem High entries for 2017 Festival your understanding will registration closes April 30, school where his father was the principal. After by all four speakers will be high school Mel served his country in the army streamed live on the home increase, and the answers but phone and in-person reserve. Mel was then called to serve a mis- SALT LAKE CITY—The Get events throughout the page of LDS.org in both you seek to the many chal- registration can be done sion for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- into the River Committee month. English and Spanish, and lenges mortality presents until May 3. day Saints in Austria where he learned to love invites water-focused edu- Interested participants will be archived in the LDS. will be opened to you. As Phone registration can the German language, the Austrian people cational groups, sports and are asked to contact Hilary and their beautiful country. Following his mis- outdoor recreation entities, Robertson at getintotheriv- org Media Library in both you look to the book, you be done by calling 1-877- sion he attended BYU and graduated with a languages. degree in German and a master's degree in and artists with a passion [email protected]. The theme for the 2017 public administration. While studying at BYU, for the Jordan River and conference is “Converted he met his lovely bride, Marlene Carpenter. Jordan River Parkway to They were married Sept. 4, 1965 in the Los Angeles LDS Temple. submit entries to participate unto the Lord,” based on 3 In his writings Mel said, “Marlene is the best thing to have ever hap- FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS Nephi 28:23 in the Book of pened to me.” Mel and Marlene were blessed with amazing children, in the 2017 Get into the Mormon. grandchildren and great-grandchildren that they love and adore. After River Festival. graduation Mel and Marlene moved to Houston where he worked for “We want to use the light Meet our The Get into the River BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT Humble Oil. They later moved to Ogden where he was the admin- Festival is an annual event, of the gospel to see others istrator for the BYU Continuing Education Program. Mel and his presented by Wells Fargo as the Savior does – with family eventually moved to Bountiful and he started a career as a and created through a compassion, hope, and Dentists loyal employee of IHC and continued his career at Primary Children’s Serving Davis County Laytonpediatricdentistry.com Hospital as an assistant administrator for many years. His fun meter collaborative effort by the charity,” said Sister Jean B. was always full. Mel loved taking his family camping, on road trips, Has been practicing for 5 1/2 years, has a fun and Jordan River Commis- for over  years Bingham, the new Relief Wade Arkoudas - and vacations to California. Mel loved snow skiing and boating on entertaining personality, and loves to laugh and talk with his patients. sion, Splore! – a non-profit Society General President, the beautiful Utah lakes, especially Lake Powell. Lake Powell holds Five generations in the monument business with unmatched He works great with kids and has six children of his own, fi ve boys a dear place in his heart and we all know how much joy he received offering adaptive outdoor in her October 2016 Gen- and one girl. from being with his family and slalom skiing on that beautiful lake. adventures in Utah - and craftsmanship, quality and service. eral Conference Talk. “The In later years, Mel and Marlene served a proselyting mission for the dozens of other community day will come when we will Dr. Jennifer Brown - Dr. Brown has been practicing for many years LDS Church in the Cape Coast, Ghana Africa mission. They faithfully in our offi ce. She is a family dentist who works wonderfully with partners to bring together THE BOTTS have a complete under- opened and served their entire mission in the city of Sunyani where patients of all ages. Dr. Brown is very family oriented, with a husband he once again fell in love with a beautiful people and country. Follow- the public, community busi- standing of others’ hearts and three wonderful kids at home, she is caring and understanding to ing his mission Mel served as an ordinance worker in the Bountiful nesses and local govern- and will be grateful to have your family’s dental needs. LDS Temple and also served with his wife as service missionaries ments to celebrate, protect mercy extended to us – just in the South Davis Care Center. Throughout his life Mel found joy in and restore the Jordan as we extend charitable Dr. Leland Pack - Dr. Pack is a great orthodontist. He is very Christlike service to his family and friends. friendly and works well with the whole family. Dr. Pack is not limited Mel is survived by Marlene, his loving wife of 51 years and their River corridor. thoughts and words to oth- to only children and teens, he sees patients of all ages. Come on in eight children; Markelle (Jeff) Christensen, Arizona, Melinda (Steve) The 2017 Get into the ers during this life.” parents, we would love to see you for your orthodontic needs too. Jensen, Kaysville, Melanie (Danny) Carr, California, Markham (Abby) River Festival will take place The talks by the new Re- Bennett, California, Myla (Brandon) Warren, Kaysville, Marianne over the entire month of lief Society General Presi- Dr. Wible - Dr. Wible is a great family dentist who will make your (Lance) Franks, Kaysville, Michael (Brittney) Bennett, Idaho, Molly (Jamie) Titera, Bountiful, as well as 43 beautiful grandchildren and September and include 30 dency will be streamed dental experience one to remember. He is fun and has a vibrant days of river-focused cel- personality that will make anyone love to come to the dentist. Dr. three great-grandchildren. Mel was preceded in death by his parents Buy direct from us and avoid paying sales commission to a mortuary or salesman. as part of the Friday and his sister Edith Raquel Bennett Holman. The family would like to Wible is new to our offi ce, but practiced in California for many years ebrations and conservation morning session from 11 express their great appreciation to Heritage Place care center and activities hosted in several before moving to Utah with his wife and four children. Dr. Wible loves to the nurses and CNA’s for the kind and loving care provided to Mel a.m. to noon. In addition dentistry and would love to see your whole family. during the final five months of his life in the memory care unit. cities and counties along 2010 South Main •Bountiful to Bingham, who previ- Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 29 at 11 a.m. at the the Jordan River. Entrants ously served as the First LDS church located at 720 E. 550 North, Bountiful. Viewings will be will have the opportunity .. Counselor in the General held 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, April 28, and Saturday, April 29 from 9:45 to to host demonstrations bountifulmemorialart.com 10:45 a.m. also at the church. Interment will be at the Bountiful City or have an educational or Primary Presidency, the Cemetery. Condolences may be offered online at www.premierfu- presidency includes Sister neral.com merchant booth at one or Sharon Eubank (First Saturdays by Appointment more of the planned festival Like us on Facebook C6 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017

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DATED this 9th day of March, fully consider the substance and LEGAL NOTICE City of North Salt Lake South Davis Sewer District 2. Accommodate other con- 2017. significance of the issue. IN THE MATTER OF THE 10 E Center St. /s/Orson B. West (“Owner” or “District”), a political struction efforts occurring con- CATEGORY INDEX PLACE YOUR AD TODAY CLASSIADS DEADLINE ADOPTION OF SEAN North Salt Lake City, Utah 84054 Date of Notice: April 27, 2017 subdivision of the state of Utah currently at the STP in such a Attorney for Petitioner C-3218 ANTHONY ORDONEZ Sealed bids for the project located in Davis County, Utah, way as to assure that all future • Announcements ...... 890 • Home Furnishings ...... 290 In compliance with the Americans A minor child. “Miscellaneous Street Preserva- is soliciting written Proposals facilities interact as required by • Animals ...... 210 • Homes for Rent ...... 580 CALL 801-295-2251 ext. 100 MONDAY 4 p.m. with Disabilities Act, individuals NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION • Apartments for Rent ...... 570 • Homes for Sale ...... 820 CASE NUMBER 172700005 tions 2017 - Project No. 17 -011” needing special accommodations Notice is hereby given of a from qualified firms (“Propos- the Owner. • Autos for Sale ...... 330 • Instruction/Tutoring ...... 520 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon- Fri. for Thursday publication THE STATE OF UTAH TO will be received by North Salt Lake (including auxiliary communicative public auction to be held at Legacy ers”) for the purpose of selecting 3. Construct and provide fa- • Building Suppies ...... 830 • Investments ...... 670 NESTOR A. ORDONEZ: Engineering at the North Salt Lake aids and services) during this pro- Highway Storage, 1392 W. 500 S. a Construction Manager/General cility upgrades as determined by • Business Opportunities ...... 130 • Land for Sale ...... 700 You are hereby summoned and City Hall Building, 10 East Center ceeding shall call Second District Woods Cross, UT 84087 Contractor (CM/GC) to provide the Owner. • Child Care ...... 530 • Lost & Found ...... 510 required to file an answer in writing Street, North Salt Lake, Utah until Auction will be on April 29th, construction services for pro- The total Project cost is es- • Miscellaneous ...... 820 Court at (801) 447-3800 at least • Commercial Property ...... 810 ONLINE at www.davisclipper.com to a Petition that has been filed 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May three working days prior to the 2017 at 10:00 am to settle delin- cess and facility upgrades at the timated to be $26,000,000.00, • Computers ...... 235 • Musical Instruments ...... 300 GENERAL INFORMATION with the Clerk of the Davis County 10, 2017 and then at said office proceeding. C-3219 4/27-5/4 quent accounts in accordance with District’s South Treatment Plant including major equipment se- • Condos for Rent ...... 550 • Offi ce Space for Rent/Sale ...... 750 Click on the “Classifi eds” tab Court, State of Utah, on the above- publicly opened and read aloud. • Open House...... 620 1. Always ask for the ad to be read back to you. Section 39-8- 3 of the Utah State (STP) located at 1380 West Cen- lected by Owner to be purchased • Condos for Sale ...... 610 entitled case, and serve upon or The Bidder shall indicate the Con- Aspen Springs Storage Unit • Produce ...... 230 2. Please check your ad for errors the fi rst day it appears. Clipper Newspapers will Code. The goods will be sold to ter Street, North Salt Lake, Utah, from Clearas Water Recovery. • Duplexes for Rent ...... 575 mail a copy of said Answer to struction Contract title, the name Auction. The following prop- • Duplexes for Sale ...... 825 • Rooms for Rent ...... 560 be responsible for the fi rst incorrect insertion at no greater cost than the original the highest bidder. Goods to be using the Construction Manager/ Delivering the completed Proj- Michael D. Murphy, Petitioner’s at- and address of the Bidder, and the erty will be sold and/or otherwise • For Sale ...... 240 • Services ...... 120 STOP BY THE CLIPPER space. Publisher assumes no fi nancial responsibility for errors or omission of copy. sold are listed under unit number, General Contractor (CM/GC) de- ect within this budget is a high torney, at l3 North Main, Kaysville, date and time of the Bid opening. disposed of on Saturday, May • Free ...... 880 • Storage for Rent ...... 590 tenants name and last known livery method. The “Project” is priority. It is imperative that the • Garage Sales ...... 250 • Trade...... 260 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 3. Rate chargers are determined at the time of placement. UT 84037. If you fail to do so within The work to be performed con- 13, 2017 @ 10:00 am by Aspen address. anticipated to be a single award Owner, the AE Team, and the • Help Wanted ...... 100 • Travel/Time Share ...... 540 4. Cancellations: No refunds or cancellations on extended weeks. 30 days, judgment by default will sists of furnishing all labor, tools, Springs Storage & RV, 801-292- Unit A22, 5x10x8, Kristeen • Home Appliances ...... 280 • Yard work ...... 115 (across from Robintino’s) 5. Payment is due upon placement of ad unless an account has been established. be taken against you for the relief materials, equipment, transporta- 5002, located at 159 North 1250 multi-phase/task construction CM/GC team (collectively the Judd, 1552 Charlene Dr., Bounti- Project each with component to We accept cash, check or credit card: demanded in said tion, and services required for West Centerville, Utah 84014. Unit “Project Team”) work coopera- ful UT 84010. Furniture, Personal have a Guaranteed Maximum tively and successfully to keep Petition. the application of approximately 1-50 Evelyn Workman, 555 North items. Price (GMP). The Request for the final cost of the Project within FAX: 801-295-3044 MICHAEL D. MURPHY 78,000 SY of Chip Seal and Fog 400 West #8 Centerville, Utah Purchases are cash only to Proposals (“RFP”) detailed work FREE CLASSIADS Attorney at Law Coat to City streets, along with 84014, boxes, household items. the highest bidder. Sold as is, and this budget. The Project is being for 20 words or less 13 North Main complete re-striping. Unit 1-62 James Mendenhall, must be removed same day. requirements and funding for the funded by the Utah Department Items under $100 (20 words or less - 1 week) MAIL: The Clipper Classiads Kaysville, UT 84037 Contract Documents and draw- 1647 South 200 West Bountiful, Dated this April 20th and April STP. The selected CM/GC Con- of Environmental Quality, Divi- 60¢ per word after Telephone (801) 547-9274 ings may be obtained from the Utah 84010, fish tanks. Unit 1-98 27th, 2017. Call Legacy Highway tractor shall provide preconstruc- sion of Water Quality, along with Private party only. Price must appear in the ad. Only 1 item per ad. Mail in, Fax $12 tion services to assist the Owner funds provided by Owner. 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 C-3187 4/6-27 City’s website at www.nslcity.org. Grant Burningham, 70 North Main Storage at 801-638-9304 for more or Walk-in only. No phone-ins, please. Garage Sales Excluded. 1 ad per month. Questions may be directed to Street Bountiful, Utah 84010, box- to bring the design to a condition The opening date for this so- includes online placement SUMMONS information. Parker Bradley at (801) 335-8730 es, tools, household items. Unit C-3209 4/20-27 where a GMP can be established licitation is April 27, 2017, and IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JU- C-3221 4/27-5/4 1-152 Casey Barker, 2260 North for each component of the Proj- all Proposals are due by 3:00 Find all the classifi ed ads and more online at www.davisclipper.com VENILE COURT IN AND FOR DA- 800 West, West Bountiful, Utah Notice of Intent to Prepare ect, after which the selected CM/ p.m. mdst on Friday, May 12, VIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH 84087, tools. Unit 1-177 Don- Amendments to the GC Contractor shall furnish all NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE 2017. All Request for Propos- Case Nos. 1139418 ald Evett, 3106 South 975 East Davis County General Plan labor, material, and equipment als documents may be obtained State of Utah in the interest of: The following described prop- Bountiful, Utah 84010, tools. Unit This notice is given pursuant to construct the Project. The by emailing or calling Matthew 100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 330 Autos for Sale 590 Storage for Rent K.H. (DOB: 03/20/07) erty will be sold at public auction 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 1-178 Jessica Cornish, 842 West to Utah Code Ann. 17-27a-204. CM/GC services will be coor- Meyers (see below). Questions Name of parent(s) / legal guard- to the highest bidder, payable in 1500 South #5 Woods Cross, Utah PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that lawful money of the United States dinated with the Architecture- must be submitted in writing and ****AIDE**** TREE TRIMMING & Removal STORAGE BUILDING ian: Jodi Hamel 84087 boxes, household items. Davis County, Utah has prepared owner to live on-site; b) Amend- East 1525 North, Layton, Davis THE STATE OF UTAH TO: at the time of sale, at the Justice Engineer (“AE”) Team (currently received by Owner no later than Home care for handicapped Affordable Service South Davis 30’x56’x14. Power Lights, 12x20 Unit 1-422 D. Trent Karr, 467 West amendments to the Davis County ing Sections 11-10-020, 11-11- County, Utah, and more particu- KEVIN TABURA Complex, Court’s Building, 800 under separate contract with the 4:00 p.m. mdst on May 5, 2017. young man. Will train. Great hours Area Over Head Door. Insulated. $590/ 020/030, 11-13-020/030, 11-15- larly described as: 1875 South #A404 Woods Cross, General Plan. The proposed Owner), and the Owner. The AE Email inquiries are strongly en- You are hereby summoned to West State Street, Farmington, Utah 84010, single axle trailer. amendments are being made for highschool/college student. Trees, shrubs and hedges, mo NSL 801-558-2448 020/030, and 11-17-020/030 THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED appear before the above-entitled Utah 84025, on May 24, 2017, Team and the selected CM/GC couraged. Questions concerning (3:30pm-8:30pm) various days. Mowing Spring Cleanup, Haul- removing residential facilities REAL PROPERTY LOCATED Unit 1-474 Richard Brown, 308 in compliance with Utah Code will be expected to provide maxi- this Request for Proposals, and court, 800 West State Street, at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the Paulette Way Farmington, Utah Ann. 17-27a-401 through -408. Long-term position, good wages ing, Concrete Flat Work. for the handicapped from the list IN THE COUNTY OF DAVIS, Farmington, Utah on May 18, mum effort to begin construction all written Proposals, are to be purpose of foreclosing a trust 84025, tools, household items. The proposed amendments will for the right person, over 5’6”, References, Senior Discount. of conditional uses and making STATE OF UTAH. LOT 302, 2017, at 11:00 a.m. to respond deed dated June 24, 2014, and in early summer of 2017 and submitted to 9000 LEGALS NORTH PARK VILLAGE PLAT C, Unit 1-495 Jason Rasmussen, 201 include comprehensive elements must transfer. Own transportation Call Dan 801-518-7365 them a permitted use; c) Allowing to a Petition on file with the court executed by MATTHEW D LEE, complete construction in early Attention: Matthew Myers for financial institutions to have South Main Sigurd, Utah 84657, for the management of resources No smokers. Helen 801-295- CENTERVILLE CITY LAYTON CITY, DAVIS COUNTY, alleging that you have abused MARRIED MAN, as Trustor, in fa- 2019. 801-295-3469, mmyers@sdsd. ***SPRINKLERS*** drive-up windows through spe- UTAH, ACCORDING TO THE boxes. Unit 1-529 Stephen Sand- on public lands in Davis County, 3820. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING and/or neglected your child. You vor of MORTGAGE ELECTRON- Owner intends to select a Pro- us (e-mail) All types of repairs & upgrades. cial use review in the mixed use OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF. ers, 231 North Caleb Drive North and may amend existing County ON ZONING MAP have a right to be represented IC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, poser that is capable of providing South Davis Sewer District CAREGIVER New installs. We Do IT All! Lic/Ins. district as set forth in Section 11- Salt Lake, Utah 84054, camping plans for growth and develop- AMENDMENT PARCEL NO. 10-212-0302 by an attorney at these proceed- and/or managing all facets of the PO Box 140111 18-050(b); d) Updating Section INC. (“MERS”) SOLELY AS trailer. C-3211 4/20-5/11 ment of land, transportation and STARTING $15.40/HR Since 1987. 801-292-0450 AT APPROXIMATELY 525 The current beneficiary of ings. If you do not appear at the Project. The Proposer will be se- Salt Lake City, UT 84114-0111 RENT 2 OWN 11-28-190 (Table 1) adding mixed NOMINEE FOR SECURITYNA- circulation, open space and other Up to 40/hrs/week, Need 2 peo- WEST LUND LANE the trust deed is KeyBank Na- time and place set forth herein, a NOTICE lected to provide services meet- The technical evaluation will KARL’S YARD SERVICE Spring use districts to the summary of TIONAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, elements considered appropriate ple. All shifts available. Kaysville/ Notice is hereby given that the tional Association, and the record default judgment will be entered A Notice of Intent for the fol- ing the Owner’s overall needs, be based upon a determination clean-up, leaves/weeds, hauling, NO CREDIT REQUIRED permitted and conditional uses; A UTAH CORPORATION, ITS within the unincorporated areas of Farmington area helping disabled Centerville City Planning Commis- owner of the property as of the against you which could include a lowing project submitted in ac- goals, and objectives as outlined by the Owner’s Evaluation Com- Pruning, trimming, removal of e) Amending Section 11-28-200 SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS 26yr-old male. Must be 18/older & sion will hold a public hearing on recording of the notice of default termination of your parental rights, cordance with R307-401-1, Utah the County. in the RFP. Owner reserves the mittee members as to how well trees and bushes. Free esti- $299 regulating secondary dwelling is Val M. Christensen and Heidi as Beneficiary, which Trust Deed physically fit. 801-447-4644. Wednesday, May 10th, at 7:00pm permanent and temporary custody Administrative Code (UAC), has The public and each of the right to negotiate with the se- each Proposal meets the Own- mates. Karl 801-298-0610. units; f) Amending Section 11-31- P. Christensen. The trustee’s was recorded on June 25, 2014, or as soon thereafter as the matter orders and an order to pay child been received for consideration Affected Entities are invited to a lected Proposer with respect to 040 designating the storm water as Entry No. 2810348, in Book er’s requirements as presented DRIVERS: LOCAL - Home Daily! Deposit can be heard, at the Centerville sale of the aforedescribed real support. by the Director: public hearing to be held before ***WEEKLY LAWN MOWING*** official as the flood plain admin- 6047, at Page 1003, in the Official the qualifications and selection in the RFP. Proposals will be Flatbed Openings! Great Pay, City Hall, 250 North Main Street, property will be made without C-3192 4/6-27 Company Name: Hill Air Force the Davis County Planning Com- Mowing, trimming, edging, fer- istrator; g) Amending Section Records of Davis County, State of proposed sub-consultants, evaluated by the selection com- Benefits! CDL-A, 1yr Exp. Req. Centerville, Utah, regarding pro- warranty as to title, posses- Base mission on Thursday May 4, 2017 tilizing, sprinklers, yard work. 11-32-040 allowing for parking sion, or encumbrances. Bidders NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE of Utah covering real property subcontractors, and vendors and mittee based on the criteria and Estenson Logistics. Apply: www. posed Zoning Map Amendment Location: Hill Air Force Base- at 6:00 pm. or as soon thereafter Davis County. 30yrs in business. reductions to be approved by the must be prepared to tender a The following described real purportedly located at 2326 West to award any one or all phases/ the corresponding weight factors goelc.com 866-336-9642 at approximately 525 West Lund Main Base – 75 CEG/CEIE, 7290 as possible. The meeting will be 801-292-0450 Planning Commission as part of property will be sold at public 2075 North, Clinton, Utah 84015 tasks of the work. Services may identified in the RFP. Lane, Parcel number 07-070- cashier’s check in the amount held in room 303, County Com- ATTENDANT CAR Wash in site plan approval; and h) Section auction to the highest bidder, in Davis County, Utah, and more Weiner Street, Building 383, Hill extend to various components of The District may invite Pro- 0032, from an Agricultural-Low of $20,000.00 at the sale. The mission Chambers, Davis County PRO LANDSCAPING 11-18-040 amending the regulat- purchase price payable in lawful particularly described as: Air Force Base, UT, Davis County the Owner’s treatment and con- posers to participate in an inter- SLC, PT, Ideal for retired per- Zone to Residential-Low Zone. balance of the purchase price Administration Building, 61 South Spring cleanup. ing plan and related block sizes money of the United States of LOT 5, ASPEN MEADOWS, AC- Project Description: Hill Air veyance system as required to view process, should the District son. Saturdays/Sundays only. If you have questions regarding must be paid by cashier’s check Main, Farmington, Utah. The full Flower beds, shrub removal, in the OMU zone. The public is America at the time of sale, at the CORDING TO THE OFFICIAL Force Base (Hill) has requested address STP operations, treat- determine this to be in its best Ball game parking, week days. this matter or would like further or wire transfer received by text of the proposed General Plan weeding, complete tree service. invited to attend the hearing and east main entrance of the Davis PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND a modification to the Engine Test ment, and water quality goals interest. Non-responsive Pro- $10.00/hr negotiable. 801-295- information, contact Centerville 12:00 noon the following busi- Amendment can be obtained by clean and haul. give written or oral comments. County Courthouse, 800 West OF RECORD IN THE DAVIS Stands Approval Order DAQE- and objectives. posals (those not conforming to 3500 City Community Development, at ness day. The trustee reserves contacting Jeff Oyler of the Davis WE DO IT ALL!!! DATED this 29th day of March, State, Farmington, Utah, on Mon- COUNTY RECORDER’S OF- AN101210222-12, to update The objective of the STP Up- RFP requirements) will be elimi- (801) 292-8232 or visit the City’s the right to void the effect of the County Community & Economic WEST BOUNTIFUL is hiring Free estimates. 801-888-1883 2017. Holly Gadd, City Recorder. day, May 15, 2017, at the hour of permit conditions, potential to emit grades Project is to implement nated from consideration, as will website at http://centervilleut.com trustee’s sale after the sale based FICE. Tax ID: 14-238-0005 Development Department at (801) C-3216 4/27 4:00 p.m. of that day for the pur- emissions and equipment. Hill has process upgrades and facility a full-time seasonal Parks As- 520 Instruction/Tutoring Marsha L. Morrow, MMC upon information unknown to the The current Beneficiary of the 451-3279, joyler@daviscoun- a Proposer that is determined sistant to perform a wide variety trustee at the time of the sale, pose of foreclosing a deed of trust trust deed is UTAH HOUSING requested to update the permit improvements consistent with by Owner not to be responsible. 120 Services Centerville City Recorder NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE tyutah.gov. The intent of Davis of manual labor and semi-skilled such as a bankruptcy filing, a originally executed by Anthony D. CORPORATION, and the record condition for visible emissions, to the following goals: Owner reserves the right to re- C-3220 4/27 The following described real County is to complete this amend- LAURA’S PIANO Studio Expe- loan reinstatement, or an agree- Wilson, a married man, in favor of owners of the property as of the re- remove a natural gas fired curing 1. Construct and implement ject any or all Proposals. activities related to maintenance SPRINKLERS FIRST AID. 40-yrs property will be sold at public ment effort prior to July 31, 2017. rienced teacher looking for stu- NOTICE OF MISCELLANEOUS ment between the trustor and Mortgage Electronic Registration cording of the Notice of Default are oven from the permit, and update Advanced Biological Nutrient of the city’s parks and trails. Pays auction to the highest bidder, C-3215 4/27 C-3222 4/27-5/4 experience. New installation, con- dents in Farmington. All ages, ZONE TEXT AMENDMENTS beneficiary to postpone or cancel Systems, Inc., as nominee for First potential to emit emissions using $10-$12/hr. DOE. See www.wbc- purchase price payable in lawful MATTHEW D. LEE AND ALICIA Removal (ABNR) treatment pro- versions, repairs. Spring tune-up. beginners to intermediate. Hope HEARING the sale. If so voided, the only Franklin a division of Nat City Bank updated AP-42 emission factors. ity.org for more information. money of the United States of W. LEE, HUSBAND AND WIFE, Magic Lawn. Dave 801-725-8897 to talk with you soon! Laura Wil- FARMINGTON CITY recourse of the highest bidder of In, its successors and assigns, The requested permit language America at the time of sale, at AS JOINT TENANTS. HELP WANTED Bountiful, sheet or Jared 801-560-3440. son [email protected] 951-453- Notice is hereby given, that on is to receive a full refund of the covering real property located at change is to be consistent with the east main entrance of the Bidders must tender to the metal manufacturing company is 2094 cell Tuesday, May 16, 2017, at 7:00 money paid to the trustee. THIS approximately 1403 South 1100 R307-305-3 and the opacity moni- SEAMLESS ALUMINUM Davis County Courthouse, 800 trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at p.m., or as soon thereafter as busi- IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT West, Syracuse, Davis County, toring language in the Main Base, looking to hire a production work- RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- West State, Farmington, Utah, the sale and the balance of the ness permits, at the Farmington A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION Utah, and more particularly de- Title V Operating Permit. Oven 3 er/delivery driver. Must have a 570 Apartment for Rent on Tuesday, May 30, 2017, at purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the ing, deck and fence repairs, City Hall, 160 South Main Street, OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR scribed as: was removed from service and is Notice valid drivers license. Sheet metal the hour of 4:00 p.m. of that day day following the sale. Both the tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. the Farmington City Council will THAT PURPOSE. LOT 61, VILLA VISTA SUBDIVI- being removed from the permit. experience preferred, but willing for the purpose of foreclosing a deposit and the balance must be H & Andrea P, Property ad- erty address: Syracuse, UT .02 Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. ROOMMATE WANTED. 4 Blocks hold a public hearing to consider DATED this 25th day of April, SION NO. 3, ACCORDING TO The potential to emit emissions Notice is hereby given that on to train. Starting wage $11.00. deed of trust originally executed paid to Lincoln Title Insurance dress: Farmington, UT .02 acres acres $152.07 go2jasonhansen.com from TRAX, Must be working fe- a request for miscellaneous Text 2017 THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF, have been updated since the last the 17th day of May, 2017 at To apply call office: at 801-295- by Val M. Christensen and Heidi Agency in the form of a wire trans- 10:00 a.m. in the Davis County $243.00 12-065-0086 Wilcox, Con L & male. 801-637-5863 Amendments to Chapters 2, 10, Marlon L. Bates ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN fer, cashier’s check or certified Approval Order was issued. The 2529, ask for Collin Smith. ***SPRINKLER REPAIRS*** P. Christensen, as borrower(s), THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS Administration Building at 61 08-057-0052 Danville Land In- Jerilyn, Property address: 1525 11, 13, 15, 17, 18, 28, 31, and 32 Successor Trustee funds. Cash payments, personal updated AP-42 emission factors 35yrs in Davis County. Lic/Ins $725/MO 2BD, W. Bountiful and Val M. Christensen and Heidi COUNTY RECORDER 12-062- South Main Street, Farmington, vestments LLC, Property ad- S 1000 West, Clearfield, UT of the Zoning Ordinance regard- Scalley Reading Bates Hansen checks or trust checks are not will change the permit potential 115 Yard Work 801-540-4630. 4plex. Heat/Electric and Laundry P. Christensen, as grantor(s), & Rasmussen, P.C. 0061 Utah 84025, Room 131. The Da- dress: Farmington, UT .16 acres .031 acres $367.34 ing: a) Amending Section 11-2- accepted. to emit as follows (in tons per Mat included. No smokers/pets. in favor of KeyBank National 15 West South Temple, The current beneficiary of the vis County Clerk/Auditor, Curtis $1,818.84 12-065-0186 Wilcox, Con L & SMALL WELDING REPAIR 020, redefining secondary dwell- DATED: April 12, 2017. year): -0.33 PM10, -0.33 PM2.5 666 N 800 W. (in rear). 801-295- Association, covering real prop- Ste. 600 trust deed is Deutsche Bank Na- Koch, will offer for sale at public 08-064-0042 Van Dyke, L Jerilyn J, Property address: **YARD-LAWN-SPRINKLERS** Outside gardens, customer rail- ing units as requiring the property LINCOLN TITLE (a subset of PM10), 0.04 NOX, 9700 or 801-200-1453. erty located at approximately 32 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 tional Trust Company, as Trustee auction and sell to the highest Keith & Lisa K, Property ad- Clearfield, UT .13 acres Weekly Mowing. Yard ings for porches or decks. Such INSURANCE AGENCY -20.78 CO, -0.81 SOX, -0.03 bidder pursuant to the provisions dress: Kaysville, UT .023 acres $1,778.60 Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- for FFMLT Trust 2006-FF6, Mort- VOC, 0.01 combined HAPs and as trailers and gates. Call Michael gage Pass-Through Certificates, By: Paula Maughan of Section 59-2-1351.1 Utah $299.61 12-080-0011 Stapley, Neil & Ali- kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- 1170 CO2e. The Potential to Emit 801-633-7947. Series 2006-FF6, and the record Its: Vice President Code, the following described 08-065-0046 Danville Land In- cia and Martinez, Arthur, Prop- scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! Telephone: (801) 476-0303 emissions are as follows (in tons real property located in Davis vestments LLC, Property ad- erty address: Clearfield, UT .02 *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* owner of the property as of the per year): 0.93 PM10, 0.93 PM2.5 Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. recording of the notice of default web site: www.smithknowles. County and now delinquent and dress: Kaysville, UT .01 acres acres $150.55 801-292-0450 35 yrs. exp. excellent references com (a subset of PM10), 13.19 NOX, subject to tax sale. No bid less $204.03 12-643-0006 West Rock Asso- Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free is Anthony D. Wilson and Brooke 3.4 CO, 0.04 SOX, 2.08 VOC, 0.02 Wilson, Husband and Wife as SK File No. 17-0034 than the total amount of taxes, 08-221-0159 Taylor, Brent ciates LLC, Property address: GENERAL CLEAN-UP Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- combined HAP’s and 1170 CO2e Joint Tenants, as provided by C-3207 4/20-5/4 penalties, interest and costs Property address: Farmington, 1556 South 2000 West, Syra- Prompt Service This site is subject to 40 CFR 63 699-1942 SHOP and SERVICE GUIDE instrument recorded February which are a charge on the real UT .002 acres $71.86 cuse, UT .94 acres $36,402.13 Leaf raking, Flowerbed prep, NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Subpart GG, National Emission 9, 2006, as Entry No. 2144206, estate will be accepted. 09-086-0085 Brown, Shayne 12-755-0047 Gardner BTS Trees/shrubs, trim/prune/re- PAINTING STORAGE CITY Standards for Hazardous Air Pol- 01-021-0073 Huff, Joseph, Jerald & Pamela K, Property Park Village LLC, Property ad- 20-years Experience. Book 3968, Page 861, of official 211 W. CENTER ST. moval. Sprinkler installation & records. The trustee’s sale of the lutants for Aerospace Manufactur- Property address: Bountiful, address: Layton, UT .136 acres dress: Clearfield, UT .012 acres repair. Fencing, Cement work, Interior, Exterior, Residential & NORTH SALT LAKE, UT ing and Rework Facilities. Hill is UT .29 acres $725.39 $570.27 $124.11 Commercial. Professional finish. aforedescribed real property will 801-295-7867 Driveways. be made without warranty as to classified as a major source of 01-109-0042 McNair, William E 09-101-0115 Bird, Georgette, 12-755-0048 Gardner BTS Park Hauling (construction debris, Free est. Call 801-298-4472 or VACUUMS! DATE: MAY 13, 2017@ 9:00 am air pollution and is subject to the & Lois E, Property address: Property address: 2466 North Village LLC, Property address: title, possession, or encumbranc- basements, garages, concrete). 801-706-2951 This Notice of Auction is being Operating Permit Program. Hill is North Salt Lake, UT, .02 acres 1050 West, Layton, UT .194 Clearfield, UT .012 acres • Portable Vacuums es. Bidders must be prepared to given pursuant to 38-1-1 et el, Call 801-688-0161 a SIP PM2.5-listed source, a ma- $308.40 acres $7,070.53 $124.11 tender a cashier’s check in the Utah Code Annotated. 240 For Sale Utah’s • Central Vacuums We make new and repair old Change amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. jor source for VOC, PM10, NOX, 02-088-0023 Wyman, Helen, 09-226-0002 Esskay Invest- 13-045-0020 Mountain View SPRING CLEAN UP! your home UNIT# 308 (full) TODD ELKINS, PM2.5, HAPs and CO and a PSD Property address: 1352 North ment Company - ETAL Prop- Title & Escrow Inc., Property Largest Vacuum The balance of the purchase price metal extension ladders, delta South Davis Area. • Cleaning Supplies forever with new must be paid by cashier’s check source for NOX and CO. The Title Sereno Circle, Bountiful, UT .265 erty address: 2137 North 2800 address: West Point, UT .23 BOUNTIFUL LAKEVIEW Memo- Dealer vinyl windows table saw, metal work bench, off TREES, SHRUBS, MOWING, SCREENS! or wire transfer received by 12:00 V permit will be administratively acres $8,029.74 East, Layton, UT .349 acres acres $339.43 hedges, flower beds, railroad rial lots. 2 or 4 Make offer. Call • Steam Cleaners furniture, filing cabinets , misc amended to incorporate the con- 03-062-0031 Marsden, David $3,547.27 14-014-0015 Martinez, Richard 801-825-6580 noon the following business day. items. C-3214 4/27 ties, sod, tree trimming/removal, 801-298-3413 The trustee reserves the right to ditions of this enhanced AO. Hill & Kimberly, Property address: 10-065-0033 Robbins, Brian, & Becky J, Property address: garage and shed clean-up, haul- 55 East 400 South • Centerville void the effect of the trustee’s sale SUMMONS is located in two counties. Hill is 457 North 400 East, Bountiful, Property address: Layton, UT 1682 North 1300 West, Clinton, ing, concrete flat work. Afford- 250 Garage Sales SALES after the sale based upon informa- Case No. 174700348 located in Davis County which is UT .00 acres $5,519.28 .79 acres $9,225.93 UT .275 acres $9,482.62 able rates, references. Senior [email protected] tion unknown to the trustee at the Judge: Michael G. Allphin a nonattainment area for PM2.5, a 04-003-0131 Kenney Creek 10-070-0114 Poulsen, Lanora 14-060-0021 OToole, Mike & Discount. Dan 801-518-73,65 MULTI-FAIMLY, SATURADY, time of the sale, such as a bank- Commissioner: T.R. Morgan maintenance area for ozone, and LLC, Property address: 565 K, Property address: Layton, Gayle, Property address: West SERVICE East Medical Drive, Bountiful, UT .014 acres $145.13 Point, UT .19 acres $430.17 April 28, 1915 Sorrento Drive, www.obrienglassproducts.com ruptcy filing, a loan reinstatement, IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL an attainment area for all other cri- LAWN MOWING UT .38 acres $9,532.03 10-081-0034 Trujillo, Lee & 14-091-0042 Bank of America Woods Cross. 8am-2pm. Furni- or an agreement between the trus- DISTRICT COURT teria pollutants. Hill is also located Tree Trimming 04-046-0033 Strebel, Joyce and Cora, Property address: 40 NA FBO Key Bank National As- ture, home decor including holiday PARTS tor and beneficiary to postpone or IN AND FOR DAVIS COUNTY, in the PM2.5 nonattainment area Rates as low as $20 per cut. Buehner, Don, Property ad- West Zircon Circle, Layton, UT sociation, Property address: decorations and more. cancel the sale. If so voided, the STATE OF UTAH of Weber County. Weber County Senior Discount Be ready for summer, schedule an AC tune-up today only recourse of the highest bidder MERCEDES KAY HOLMES, is in attainment for all other criteria dress: Close to Bountiful – in .22 acres $6,540.78 109 West 350 North, Clearfield, No Contracts is to receive a full refund of the Petitioner, pollutants. This project requires non-annexed Davis County, UT 10-094-0100 Assenberg, Shan- UT .17 acres $5,304.40 270 Want To Buy ALSO 5.00 acres $606.68 na & Aaron E, Property ad- The above amount is repre- Travis 801-809-7609 Knife and money paid to the trustee. THIS vs. a 30-day public comment period. Open IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT ERIC RYAN LEWIS, The completed engineer- 04-046-0034 Strebel, Joyce and dress: 727 North 800 East, Lay- sentative of the taxes, penalties, Scissor ton, UT .185 acres $4,826.77 FATHER AND SON BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for 6 days A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION Respondent. ing evaluation and air quality Buehner, Don L, Property ad- and interest through May 17, Sharpening 11-039-0137 Cheney, Robert B LANDSCAPING old LDS & other books. Also old a week OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THIS IS A PATERNITY ACTION impact analysis showed that the dress: Close to Bountiful – in 2017. It does not include any non-annexed Davis County, UT & Shari S, Property address: costs related to the sale such Concrete & Landscaping. photos & historical memorabilia THAT PURPOSE. THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE proposed project meets the re- 9.4 acres $1,096.53 Close to Layton – in non-an- as advertising, mailings or title Quality work at affordable Call 800-823-9124 DATED this 3rd day of April, ABOVE-NAMED quirements of federal air quality prices. Concrete, Retaining Walls/ HVAC 04-061-0058-04-061-0061 nexed Davis County, UT .143 reports. For a current payoff, 2017 RESPONDENT: regulations and the State air qual- CONSTRUCTION, INC. Wiseman, Jay D & Barbara Hel- acres $862.47 please contact the Davis County Driveway, Sidewalks/Bricks. Fenc- Marlon L. Bates You are hereby summoned and ity rules. The Director intends to es, tree sod services. Appliance heating • ventilation • air conditioning Successor Trustee required to file a signed Answer in en, Property address: Bounti- 11-074-0047 Hill, Richard F & Treasurer’s office @ 801-451- issue an Approval Order pending Joseph J - ETAL, Property ad- removal. Lic/Ins 385-259-2232 Scalley Reading Bates Hansen writing to the attached Complaint ful, UT .513 acres $2,100.66 3243. Payment may be made Time to 624 West 900 North, NSL, Utah 84054 a 30-day public comment period. 04-120-0008 Wiseman, Jay, dress: Layton, UT .071 acres in the form of personal check or 385-227-4522. & Rasmussen, P.C. with the Clerk of the above-entitled The project proposal, estimate of Property address: 698 South $2,296.62 cash. 15 West South Temple, Ste. 600 Court, at Second District Court- the effect on local air quality and **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** 305 North 200 West • Bountiful, UT 84010 Temple View Drive, Bountiful, UT 11-085-0052 Radiance Capital Once the County Auditor has 801-298-4822 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 house, 800 West State Street; draft Approval Order are available IS OUR SPECIALTY De-Clutter? Like us on Telephone: (801) 531-7870 P.O. Box 769; Farmington, Utah .81 acres $15,058.02 Receivables Twelve LLC, Prop- closed the sale of a particular (801) 298-3656 for public inspection and comment 04-150-0125 – 04-150-0129 erty address: Close to Layton parcel of property as a result of • Weeding of Flower-Beds www.hvacinutah.com Facebook Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 84025 and to serve upon or mail at the Utah Division of Air Quality, • Trimming of Bushes/Hedges www.swissboy.biz 5:00 p.m. to Orson B. West, Petitioner’s at- Wiseman, Jay, Property ad- – in non-annexed Davis County, accepting a bid on the parcel, Sell unwanted 195 North 1950 West, Salt Lake UT 1.22 acres $1,104.77 • Raking up Leaves Trustee No. 87152-207 torney, 480 East 400 South, Suite dress: Bountiful, UT .0533 acres the successful bidder or pur- City, UT 84116. Written comments $573.28 11-108-0028 Hamblin, June chaser of the property may not • Tree removal & trimming C-3199 4/13-27 201, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84111, received by the Division at this items in the a copy of said Answer, within 04-150-0128 – 04-150-0130 A and Blood, Donna, Prop- unilaterally rescind the bid. The Free Estimates 801-328-3796 shoe & boot repair same address on or before May NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION twenty-one (21) days after service Wiseman, Jay D & Jay, Proper- erty address: 130 East Center County legislative body, after ac- 27, 2017 will be considered in Italian Craftsman BEEHIVE STORAGE of this Summons upon you. If you ty address: Bountiful, UT .0214 Street, Kaysville, UT .20 acres ceptance of a bid, may enforce Clipper Your Advertisement Tolaini 2242 S. 800 W. making the final decision on the acres $497.30 $4,848.75 LAWN MOWING Aeration, fail to do so, judgment by default the terms of the bid by obtaining approval/disapproval of the pro- Sprinkler, Larson Yard Service Woods Cross, Utah will be taken against you for the re- 06-060-0018 Clark, Diane, 11-183-0208 Otoole, Michael & a legal judgment against the pur- 801-298-4260 posed project. Email comments Gayle, Property address: 242 Weekly Lawn Mowing, Aera- lief demanded in said Complaint, Property address: 601 West chaser in the amount of the bid, Classifi eds Date: May 13, 2017@ 10:00am will also be accepted at tdan- Clark Street, Woods Cross, UT East 975 South Rear, Layton, plus interest and attorney’s fees. tion, Sprinkler Repair. No Con- which has been filed with the Clerk can be here “Do you have This Notice of Auction is being [email protected]. If anyone so .18 acres $5,648.50 UT .181 acres $449.23 Section 59-2-1351.1 tract Required. Lic/Legal/Ins. of said Court and a copy of which that old pair of given Pursuant to 38-1-1 et el, is hereto annexed and herewith requests to the Director in writing 07-056-0118 Brady and But- 12-001-0064 Turner, Lennya, Keep in mind that the sale www.larsonyardservice.com Utah Code Ann. within 15 days of publication of this terfield, Nicole, Property ad- Property address: 288 East is a “buyer beware” sale. If you 801.725.5666 NSL to Kays. served upon you. shoes or boots Unit #98 Ashley Wright, house- If needed a blank answer form notice, a hearing will be held in ac- dress: Farmington, UT .065 100 North, Clearfield, UT .17 purchase property you will later Call: hold # 026 Stan Beckstrom Con- acres $4,595.91 AERATION BY KERRY you just can’t is available on the court’s website: cordance with R307-401-7, UAC. acres $84.53 be provided with a recorded Tax 12-003-0214 Haroni, Kourosh, AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- struction material, paint sprayer www.utcourts.gov/howto/answer/. Under Section 19-1-301.5, a 07-193-0119 Hunsaker, Michell Deed, which is similar to a Quit bear to part machine, misc items # 358 Jesse H, Property address: 567 West Property address: Clearfield, Claim Deed. It is your obligation ing, Tilling, Aeration. The court’s Finding Legal person who wishes to challenge Garner bike, snowboard, car rack 2025 North, Centerville, UT .195 UT .359 acres $5,821.28 to have researched each prop- Call Kerry 801-231-7364 with?” Help web page (www.utcourts. a Permit Order may only raise 801-295-2251 #360 Cory Hendriksen, furniture, gov/howto/legalassist/) provides an issue or argument during an acres $10,060.07 12-051-0051 McDonald, Cherie erty you’re interested in. Serving since 1986 801-295-2251 ext 100 Call 801-680-2163 • Bountiful UT household, boxes # 429 Samuel 07-242-0207 Johnson, Paul and Thorsness, Corey, Prop- C-3208 4/20-5/11 C8 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 WHAT TO DO IN UTAH USU Ag Field Day brings the farm to students BY JENNIFFER WARDELL specialties and Utah’s [email protected] agriculture as a whole. “We need to teach people KAYsvILLE — The food how important agriculture we eat starts life long really is,” said Douglass. before it gets to the store. “Some kids think milk That’s the message of just comes from the store. USU’s Davis County Ag They haven’t even learned Field Day, which will be about cows.” held May 2-4 at the USU The Davis County Extension in Kaysville. event used to be held The daytime event gives at Hamblin Dairy in local elementary school Syracuse, but got moved students the chance to to the USU Extension learn about various aspects when the dairy’s owners of agriculture and the had to sell the place. importance of farms and Douglass said that the farmers to society as a dairy’s fate emphasizes the whole. importance of maintaining “It’s important for these and supporting the elementary students to declining farms that are learn where their food and still in operation. clothes come from,” said “Farms are disappearing Karson Anderson, the 4H from Davis County at an program coordinator who alarming rate,” she said, oversees the event. “You explaining that it’s an can’t just go to the store issue that we should all be and pick these things up worried about. “Without agriculture, we don’t eat.” without a farmer behind sTUDENTs at a previous Ag Day pet a pony as part of the event’s live animal area. the scenes.” Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper Luckily, plenty of The field day, which students still seem eager to is held in two different live beehive that gives kids assistant at USU who helps for many suburban-raised “It’s so much fun,” she learn about them. sessions so that as many a closer look at the life of organize the event. children. said. “The kids love it. It’s a “(Ag Field Day) fills children can be included bees, and a visit from the The event will also “The kids enjoy getting really good experience for up so fast,” she said. “We as possible, features a Utah Dairy Council on the feature a variety of to see them and being them.” always have to cut it off. variety of different booths third day of the event. different live animals, able to pet them,” said All Utah counties hold We can’t have too many on everything from the “They’re always one of including pigs, a lamb, Anderson. “Many haven’t their own Ag Field Days at kids, or they can’t see and beef industry to how much the favorite sites, because a goat, a donkey and been able to before.” various points throughout hear.” sugar is in different foods. they pass out either ice chickens. Kids will get According to Douglass, the year, highlighting both The USU Davis County There will also be a cream or cheese sticks,” the chance to interact with the students are always their local agricultural Extension is located at 875 demonstration featuring a said Janet Douglass, a staff them, a unique experience excited to participate. representatives and S. 50 West in Kaysville.

May 5-6 EvENTs •••• • Guest conductor Kazuki Yamada will lead the Utah April 27 - 29 Symphony and guest pianist • The Davis High School Benyamin Nuss in vivid bands present “Moonlight works by Gershwin, Cop- Serenade,” an evening of big land, and Rimsky-Korsakov band music and artists such at 7:30 p.m. at Abravanel as Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Hall. Tickets start at $21 Tommy Dorsey, and other ($15 for students), and can be big-band legends. The event purchased at www.utahsym- will run Thursday through phony.org or by calling (801) Saturday from 7-10:30 p.m. 533-6683. Acclaimed guest at the Davis High School conductor Kazuki Yamada Commons Area. There is will lead the Utah Symphony also dancing for patrons, as and skilled pianist Benyamin well as a floor show by the Nuss in a night of music from DHS Dance Company. A around the world; beginning veteran will be recognized with “El Salón México,” set each evening, and a silent in an imaginary dance hall auction will be held featuring in Mexico City and portray- a variety of donated items. ing the “tourist” Mexico that All proceeds from the event Copland experienced. Com- benefit the Davis High Bands position of the piece began in Program. Tickets are $30 1932 and was completed in each for main floor seating 1936. The Mexico Sym- and $25 for seats off the main phony Orchestra performed floor. Come and enjoy a five- the piece for the first time course meal with your choice under Carlos Chávez in 1937. of prime rib or halibut, salad, Adapted for the 1947 musi- vegetables, delicious cream of cal film “Fiesta,” Leonard cauliflower soup, rolls made Foundation gala raises money for education Bernstein created arrange- from scratch, baked potato, Kendyll Yeager passes out cotton candy at the sports-themed gala sponsored by the Davis Education Foundation April 20. This year’s ments for solo piano and for and mouth-watering cheese- event was built around the theme “Get in the game,” and participants arrived wearing jerseys from their favorite teams. “We have a two pianos, and in 2006, an cake. For tickets and more record-breaking 940 guests this year,” said Jodi Lunt, foundation director. “We’re humbled and excited about the support we get from award-winning short film information, visit davisbands. Davis County residents that are willing to invest in our future and our kids.” based on Aaron Copland’s org. original score was created. April 29 Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper June 23 • Star Party Antelope Is- Come see the best tal- land: Members of the Ogden ent south Davis has to offer Astronomical Society will be with the upcoming Boun- out with telescopes to explore and Ogden Botanical Gar- United States in a field that 9:30 p.m. at the Bountiful but the public is also welcome tiful’s Got Talent, set for the night sky with visitors. dens will hold Baby Animal includes TwitchCon, Game High old gym. A special to attend this free concert. 7-9 p.m. at Bountiful City Beginning at 6 p.m., meet at Days on Friday from 3-8 p.m. Developers Conference, E3, event for senior citizens will Memberships are available Park. The event will feature White Rock Bay Day Use (gates close at 7:30 p.m.) and PAX and Blizzcon. The an- also be held the same day, for purchase at Bountiful a showcase of local stage Trailhead to view the sun Saturday from 10 a.m.- 6 nual regional gaming event but from 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. Davis Art Center for as little talent, with prizes awarded through special solar filers. p.m. (gates close at 5:30 p.m.) will draw over 15,000 gamers. This event is free for senior as $25 per year. Please RSVP for first, second and third Deep space viewing will be The baby animals include E3 is traditionally for the citizens and light refresh- by calling BDAC at 801 295- place. Jon Carter will serve as in at dark. Bring camp chairs piglets, goats, lambs, ponies, press, publishers and retail- ments will be served. Food is 3618, as soon as possible as emcee for the event, which and a picnic and enjoy the calves, chicks, rabbits, a pan- ers. The Game Developers available for purchase at the it is expected the concert at- will kick off the city’s Music evening looking at nebulae cake tortoise, baby caiman, Conference is for developers. regular event. Bountiful High tendance will reach capacity. in the Park concert series. star clusters, planets and baby reticulated python, baby Twitch is a live streaming School is located at 695 S. 90 North Main, Bountiful. For more information, visit more. If you bring a flashlight Asian water monitor, baby video platform for gamers. Orchard Drive in Bountiful. • Temple Square Concert facebook.com/Bountiful- be sure it has a red filter over sulcata tortoise, baby redfoot- Salt Lake Gaming Con is for For the senior event, please Series, 7:30 p.m., Tabernacle. Citys- Music-In-The- it and turn off headlights ed tortoise and more. There people to meet and compete enter the old gym through Festival of Choirs: 6:30 to Park-147662005305048. (parking lights are OK) when are also children’s activities, with other local and regional the east doors between the 7:30 p.m.: “We Also Sing June 30 entering the parking area. horse rides, sheep shearing people who play games. Tick- old and new gyms. Tickets South!” will perform a varied • The Red Desert Ram- May 4-6 demos, miniature train rides, ets to Salt Lake Gaming Con to the evening Fools for Jazz program of movie, religious, blers will perform as part of • Help us say goodbye to slides and food vendors. 2017 are available immedi- event are $4 in advance, and and folk music; Merrilee Bountiful’s Music in the Park Stoker School with a com- Tickets are $7 per person for ately via the website, saltlake- can be purchased from band Webb, director. 8 to 9 p.m. series from 7-8:30 p.m. at memoration and open house. ages 3+ $35 for families of up gamingcon.com/tickets. members or at the Bountiful Utah Voices: featuring Broad- Bountiful City Park (200 W. Thursday, May 4, 8 a.m. to to six related members. Mili- High office. They can also be way favorites and choral 400 North). The band plays 5 p.m.; Friday, May 5, 8 a.m. tary Family Pass $30 (with purchased at the door for $5 works by John Rutter. Kelly Bluegrass, Classic Country to 8 p.m. with program at valid military ID at the gate) MUsIC•••• or $20 for a family pass. deHaan, director. Admission and Swing music blending 6 p.m., refreshments 6 to 8 Member Pricing: $25 family • Temple Square Concert is limited to those eight and harmonies with smoking April 28 p.m.; Saturday, May 6, 8 a.m. pass, $5 individual. The event Series, 7:30 p.m., Taber- older. instrumental breaks. Hon- • Multiple Sclerosis Un- May 5 to 5 p.m. Guided tours of- will be held at the Utah State nacle. Festival of Choirs. The ored by the International plugged, a night of acoustic fered at the top of each hour. University Botanical Center Sterling Singers will perform • The Davis Arts Council Bluegrass Music Association music featuring Mike Mur- Souvenir pins to all visitors (875 S. 50 West in Kaysville). Brahms’ “Requiem.” Sonja Chamber Series program and featured at the Mountain May 17-20 phy, Kat Tingey, Jake White while supplies last. Sperling, director. Admission will present the group Next West Conference of the Arts. and special guest artist Ter- May 6 • Watch Bountiful’s Main is limited to those eight and Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. at They are a regional band with ence Hansen, 7 p.m., Wight • Safe Kids Davis County Street turn into an outdoor older. Alpine Church. Acclaimed national recognition. is helping families get ready gallery during the Magic House Reception Center, 95 April 29 conductor Leonard Bern- July 7 N. Main, Bountiful. Tick- for summer by highlight- on the Sidewalk Chalk Art • Bountiful Davis Art stein said, “This shall be our Utah Voices and the 23rd ets available at Murphy’s ing health and safety during Festival, which runs Wednes- Center announces its annual reply to violence: to make Army Band will perform at Guitars, Eventbrite.com or the 17th Annual Safe Kids day through Saturday all day. meeting at 6:30 p.m. followed music more intensely, more Bountiful City Park from at the door. All proceeds are Day 10 a.m.-2 p.m., at the Professional and amateur by a concert at 7 p.m. featur- beautifully, more devotedly 7-8:30 p.m., presenting an donated to the National MS Davis County Legacy Events artists of all ages will take to ing six pianists who will play than ever before.” In the city evening full of patriotic music Society, Utah Chapter. Center Arena, 151 S. 1100 the street to create chalk mas- two Steinway pianos: Lenora of Ogden, a notion was born with songs from American • Take a step back in time West, Farmington. For more terpieces, with prizes going to Ford Brown, Kimberly Mars- of an ensemble that exists for and Broadway composers. with great music, dancing and information about the Safe the best. For more informa- den, Jackie Ward, Heather that reply, designed to bring This is a very popular event dinner. The Bountiful High Kids Day, please call (801) tion, visit kidsfindjoy.org. Smith, Merla Little and people together in the face of in Bountiful and a “feel good” July 7-8 Jazz Band is giving residents 525-5097. Gretchen Tanner. Supporters all adversity and tragedy – the concert for everyone. Bounti- an opportunity to do just that May 12-13 • Salt Lake Gaming Con and members of Bounti- NEXT Ensemble. Alpine ful Park is located at 200 W. with their upcoming “Fools • USU Botanical Center is already one of the top 10 ful Davis Art Center are Church is located at 254 W. 400 North. gaming conventions in the For Jazz” event set from 6:30- specifically invited to attend 2675 North in Layton. C8 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 WHAT TO DO IN UTAH

USU Ag Field Day brings the farm to students DAVIS THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 BY JENNIFFER WARDELL specialties and Utah’s [email protected] agriculture as a whole. Sports D “We need to teach people KAYsvILLE — The food how important agriculture we eat starts life long really is,” said Douglass. before it gets to the store. “Some kids think milk That’s the message of just comes from the store. USU’s Davis County Ag They haven’t even learned Field Day, which will be about cows.” held May 2-4 at the USU The Davis County Extension in Kaysville. event used to be held The daytime event gives at Hamblin Dairy in local elementary school Syracuse, but got moved students the chance to to the USU Extension learn about various aspects when the dairy’s owners of agriculture and the had to sell the place. importance of farms and Douglass said that the farmers to society as a dairy’s fate emphasizes the whole. importance of maintaining “It’s important for these and supporting the elementary students to declining farms that are learn where their food and still in operation. clothes come from,” said “Farms are disappearing Karson Anderson, the 4H from Davis County at an program coordinator who alarming rate,” she said, oversees the event. “You explaining that it’s an can’t just go to the store issue that we should all be and pick these things up worried about. “Without agriculture, we don’t eat.” without a farmer behind sTUDENTs at a previous Ag Day pet a pony as part of the event’s live animal area. the scenes.” Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper Luckily, plenty of The field day, which students still seem eager to is held in two different live beehive that gives kids assistant at USU who helps for many suburban-raised “It’s so much fun,” she learn about them. sessions so that as many a closer look at the life of organize the event. children. said. “The kids love it. It’s a “(Ag Field Day) fills children can be included bees, and a visit from the The event will also “The kids enjoy getting really good experience for up so fast,” she said. “We as possible, features a Utah Dairy Council on the feature a variety of to see them and being them.” always have to cut it off. variety of different booths third day of the event. different live animals, able to pet them,” said All Utah counties hold We can’t have too many on everything from the “They’re always one of including pigs, a lamb, Anderson. “Many haven’t their own Ag Field Days at kids, or they can’t see and beef industry to how much the favorite sites, because a goat, a donkey and been able to before.” various points throughout hear.” LuKE MERRILL OF DAVIS, ABOVE, prepares to make a pass, sugar is in different foods. they pass out either ice chickens. Kids will get According to Douglass, the year, highlighting both The USU Davis County while teammate Colton Harrison, at right, scissor-kicks a shot for There will also be a cream or cheese sticks,” the chance to interact with the students are always their local agricultural Extension is located at 875 the Davis boys soccer team. Courtesy photos from Davis High demonstration featuring a said Janet Douglass, a staff them, a unique experience excited to participate. representatives and S. 50 West in Kaysville.

May 5-6 EvENTs •••• • Guest conductor Kazuki Yamada will lead the Utah Boys soccer teams vying for playoff spots April 27 - 29 Symphony and guest pianist • The Davis High School Benyamin Nuss in vivid bands present “Moonlight works by Gershwin, Cop- By JOSh MCFADDEn AnD “We have had some ups and downs, but I Bountiful in fourth place in Region 5. Serenade,” an evening of big land, and Rimsky-Korsakov think we have worked our away through Both teams have 10 points and will face band music and artists such at 7:30 p.m. at Abravanel CAthERInE GARREtt it. I think that the best thing that we are one another in the regular season finale as Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw, Hall. Tickets start at $21 Clipper sportswriters doing right now is staying together and May 12. Woods Cross has followed a Tommy Dorsey, and other ($15 for students), and can be working hard. Making the playoffs is still three-game losing streak with a tie and big-band legends. The event purchased at www.utahsym- Seven teams play in both Region 2 and Region 5, but only four our goal and we do have work to do to get win. The victory came in blowout fashion will run Thursday through phony.org or by calling (801) there, but if we do play with urgency and April 18 in a 4-0 triumph over Highland. Saturday from 7-10:30 p.m. 533-6683. Acclaimed guest teams from each region will qualify for the state tournament. continue to get better each day we will be Junior Andrew Hills was on fire against at the Davis High School conductor Kazuki Yamada Viewmont and Woods Cross are in a battle for the final spot OK.” Highland, putting three shots into the Commons Area. There is will lead the Utah Symphony This week, Viewmont had a pair of key goal. Teammate Colby Sugden tallied the also dancing for patrons, as and skilled pianist Benyamin in their respective leagues. Davis High recorded a win and a tie games as the team tries to move up the other, while goalkeeper Caleb Biesinger well as a floor show by the Nuss in a night of music from last week, while Bountiful picked up a key win in region play. standings in order to secure a playoff kept the opposition at bay by not letting DHS Dance Company. A around the world; beginning berth. On Tuesday, the Vikings played anything past him. veteran will be recognized with “El Salón México,” set Viewmont Drake Cook; Michael Breese scored the at Davis in a game played after our press Though the Wildcats have had their each evening, and a silent in an imaginary dance hall The Vikings picked up a victory on other one. deadline. On Thursday, Viewmont hosts ups and downs this season, head coach auction will be held featuring in Mexico City and portray- April 18 over Granger by a score of 3-0. In With the win, the Vikings moved into West, which currently sits just behind David Newman is pleased with his team’s a variety of donated items. ing the “tourist” Mexico that what was the most lopsided victory of the fifth place with seven points, two points Viewmont in sixth place with six points. progress. behind fourth-place Hunter. All proceeds from the event Copland experienced. Com- season for Viewmont, the team scored all “I think we are on the right track,” Woods Cross benefit the Davis High Bands position of the piece began in three of its goals in the second half. Two head coach Spencer Keddington said. The Wildcats are deadlocked with n See “SOCCER” p. D2 Program. Tickets are $30 1932 and was completed in of the goals came from senior standout each for main floor seating 1936. The Mexico Sym- and $25 for seats off the main phony Orchestra performed floor. Come and enjoy a five- the piece for the first time PREP BASEBALL course meal with your choice under Carlos Chávez in 1937. LOCAL RIDERS of prime rib or halibut, salad, Adapted for the 1947 musi- CAn tAKE PARt vegetables, delicious cream of cal film “Fiesta,” Leonard cauliflower soup, rolls made Foundation gala raises money for education In thE tOuR OF Woods Cross moves Bernstein created arrange- utAh’S Ultimate from scratch, baked potato, Kendyll Yeager passes out cotton candy at the sports-themed gala sponsored by the Davis Education Foundation April 20. This year’s ments for solo piano and for Challenge on Aug. and mouth-watering cheese- event was built around the theme “Get in the game,” and participants arrived wearing jerseys from their favorite teams. “We have a two pianos, and in 2006, an 5, Registraion cake. For tickets and more record-breaking 940 guests this year,” said Jodi Lunt, foundation director. “We’re humbled and excited about the support we get from award-winning short film is now open for up; Davis stays in first information, visit davisbands. Davis County residents that are willing to invest in our future and our kids.” based on Aaron Copland’s org. the event on the original score was created. same mountain April 29 Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper June 23 course as Saturday, Woods Cross pulled out a • Star Party Antelope Is- Come see the best tal- By JOSh MCFADDEn land: Members of the Ogden riders will take Clipper sportswriter thrilling 8-5 win over the Braves. It ent south Davis has to offer was a huge sixth inning that made Astronomical Society will be during Stage 6, with the upcoming Boun- the difference for the Wildcats. out with telescopes to explore and Ogden Botanical Gar- United States in a field that 9:30 p.m. at the Bountiful but the public is also welcome tiful’s Got Talent, set for with a finish at dens will hold Baby Animal includes TwitchCon, Game High old gym. A special to attend this free concert. Snowbird. After crushing every Trailing 5-3 in the bottom of the the night sky with visitors. 7-9 p.m. at Bountiful City sixth, the Wildcats reeled off five Beginning at 6 p.m., meet at Days on Friday from 3-8 p.m. Developers Conference, E3, event for senior citizens will Memberships are available Park. The event will feature Photo by Tom team in its path last sea- Haraldsen/Davis runs, collecting many of its 12 total White Rock Bay Day Use (gates close at 7:30 p.m.) and PAX and Blizzcon. The an- also be held the same day, for purchase at Bountiful a showcase of local stage Saturday from 10 a.m.- 6 nual regional gaming event but from 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. Davis Art Center for as little Clipper son on the way to an hits in the process. Woods Cross Trailhead to view the sun talent, with prizes awarded then secured three outs in the through special solar filers. p.m. (gates close at 5:30 p.m.) will draw over 15,000 gamers. This event is free for senior as $25 per year. Please RSVP for first, second and third undefeated league record The baby animals include E3 is traditionally for the citizens and light refresh- by calling BDAC at 801 295- seventh inning before Bountiful Deep space viewing will be place. Jon Carter will serve as and a region title, the could add to the scoreboard, in at dark. Bring camp chairs piglets, goats, lambs, ponies, press, publishers and retail- ments will be served. Food is 3618, as soon as possible as emcee for the event, which calves, chicks, rabbits, a pan- ers. The Game Developers available for purchase at the it is expected the concert at- sealing the win. Chase Miller and a picnic and enjoy the will kick off the city’s Music Woods Cross baseball and Mortensen hit doubles, and cake tortoise, baby caiman, Conference is for developers. regular event. Bountiful High tendance will reach capacity. evening looking at nebulae in the Park concert series. Registration now open for team has found the going Andrew Kirchmeier hit two. baby reticulated python, baby Twitch is a live streaming School is located at 695 S. 90 North Main, Bountiful. star clusters, planets and For more information, visit Bountiful’s Isaac Parry hit a home more. If you bring a flashlight Asian water monitor, baby video platform for gamers. Orchard Drive in Bountiful. • Temple Square Concert facebook.com/Bountiful- to be tough in 2017. run in a losing cause. be sure it has a red filter over sulcata tortoise, baby redfoot- Salt Lake Gaming Con is for For the senior event, please Series, 7:30 p.m., Tabernacle. Citys- Music-In-The- Five games into the region The loss dropped the Braves it and turn off headlights ed tortoise and more. There people to meet and compete enter the old gym through Festival of Choirs: 6:30 to Park-147662005305048. the Ultimate Challenge race portion of the schedule, the to 8-3. Bountiful faced East on (parking lights are OK) when are also children’s activities, with other local and regional the east doors between the 7:30 p.m.: “We Also Sing June 30 Wildcats were 3-2 and coming off Monday in a makeup game from entering the parking area. horse rides, sheep shearing people who play games. Tick- old and new gyms. Tickets South!” will perform a varied • The Red Desert Ram- The Ultimate Challenge pre- Winter Games. Riders will encounter more back-to-back losses to Ogden. four weeks earlier, followed by May 4-6 demos, miniature train rides, ets to Salt Lake Gaming Con to the evening Fools for Jazz program of movie, religious, blers will perform as part of than 7,600 feet of climbing along a course of As the team began this week’s games against Ogden on Tuesday three-game series with Highland, • Help us say goodbye to slides and food vendors. 2017 are available immedi- event are $4 in advance, and and folk music; Merrilee Bountiful’s Music in the Park sented by University of Utah about 64 miles to Snowbird Resort. Details and Wednesday. These games it was 6-3 in Region 5, just a game Stoker School with a com- Tickets are $7 per person for ately via the website, saltlake- can be purchased from band Webb, director. 8 to 9 p.m. series from 7-8:30 p.m. at of Stage 6 will be unveiled in mid-May when were played after our press Health, a non-competitive, gran back of league-leading Box Elder. memoration and open house. ages 3+ $35 for families of up gamingcon.com/tickets. members or at the Bountiful Utah Voices: featuring Broad- Bountiful City Park (200 W. the final route for all seven race days is deadline. Bountiful finishes off its Thursday, May 4, 8 a.m. to to six related members. Mili- High office. They can also be way favorites and choral fondo-style bicycle ride, returns announced for the Tour of Utah. Woods Cross’ streak of three series with Ogden this Friday. 400 North). The band plays wins in its last four outings was 5 p.m.; Friday, May 5, 8 a.m. tary Family Pass $30 (with purchased at the door for $5 works by John Rutter. Kelly Bluegrass, Classic Country for an eighth year as part of the Returning for a unique ride experience Woods Cross, meanwhile, to 8 p.m. with program at valid military ID at the gate) MUsIC•••• or $20 for a family pass. deHaan, director. Admission will be a timed section along the Little highlighted by a pair of victories played Highland on Tuesday and and Swing music blending over rival Bountiful last week. 6 p.m., refreshments 6 to 8 Member Pricing: $25 family • Temple Square Concert is limited to those eight and harmonies with smoking Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah. On Cottonwood Canyon climb. Riders will Wednesday and will cap off the April 28 receive their official times to complete the Bountiful took game one on April p.m.; Saturday, May 6, 8 a.m. pass, $5 individual. The event Series, 7:30 p.m., Taber- older. instrumental breaks. Hon- Saturday, Aug. 5, hundreds of series this Friday at home. • Multiple Sclerosis Un- May 5 six-mile section of the course to the finish at 18, holding off the Wildcats 4-2. to 5 p.m. Guided tours of- will be held at the Utah State nacle. Festival of Choirs. The ored by the International University Botanical Center plugged, a night of acoustic Sterling Singers will perform • The Davis Arts Council individual cyclists and amateur Snowbird Resort, allowing them to compare All four of the Braves’ runs came Viewmont fered at the top of each hour. Bluegrass Music Association Losses continue to mount for (875 S. 50 West in Kaysville). music featuring Mike Mur- Brahms’ “Requiem.” Sonja Chamber Series program personal times to those later in the day of in the first inning, but thanks to a Souvenir pins to all visitors and featured at the Mountain teams can experience the same the 2-7 Vikings, but the team has May 17-20 phy, Kat Tingey, Jake White Sperling, director. Admission will present the group Next the professional cyclists finishing Stage 6. defense that allowed just six hits while supplies last. West Conference of the Arts. and two runs in the fifth inning, shown fight and competitiveness in May 6 • Watch Bountiful’s Main and special guest artist Ter- is limited to those eight and Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. at demanding mountain course and The top amateur female and male riders will They are a regional band with Bountiful scored its first win over defeat. • Safe Kids Davis County Street turn into an outdoor ence Hansen, 7 p.m., Wight older. Alpine Church. Acclaimed be recognized on the awards podium. All national recognition. finish line at Snowbird Resort participants of The Ultimate Challenge will the Wildcats since May 5, 2015. Viewmont entered this week is helping families get ready gallery during the Magic House Reception Center, 95 April 29 conductor Leonard Bern- July 7 on a five-game losing streak. N. Main, Bountiful. Tick- that is used for Stage 6 of the receive access to a reserved hospitality tent Woods Cross got revenge last for summer by highlight- on the Sidewalk Chalk Art • Bountiful Davis Art stein said, “This shall be our Utah Voices and the 23rd Frustratingly, four of the five ets available at Murphy’s at the finish area to watch the professional Friday and Saturday, however, ing health and safety during Festival, which runs Wednes- Center announces its annual reply to violence: to make Army Band will perform at Tour of Utah. Early registra- losses have come by two runs or Guitars, Eventbrite.com or cyclists battle for the “Queen Stage” title, knocking Bountiful out of first the 17th Annual Safe Kids day through Saturday all day. meeting at 6:30 p.m. followed music more intensely, more Bountiful City Park from fewer. Last week against Syracuse, Professional and amateur at the door. All proceeds are by a concert at 7 p.m. featur- beautifully, more devotedly tion is available for individuals expecting a finish between 3:30-4 p.m. place and moving up the standings Day 10 a.m.-2 p.m., at the 7-8:30 p.m., presenting an itself in the process. On Friday, the Vikings lost 12-5 on April 18, artists of all ages will take to donated to the National MS ing six pianists who will play than ever before.” In the city Highlights for The Ultimate Challenge Davis County Legacy Events evening full of patriotic music through June 1 for $125, and is Woods Cross had a balanced but the week’s other two defeats the street to create chalk mas- Society, Utah Chapter. two Steinway pianos: Lenora of Ogden, a notion was born presented by University of Utah Health Center Arena, 151 S. 1100 with songs from American offensive effort, getting doubles were both by a single run. Last • Take a step back in time available online at www.tourofu- include: West, Farmington. For more terpieces, with prizes going to Ford Brown, Kimberly Mars- of an ensemble that exists for and Broadway composers. from Hunter Stone, Daniel Wednesday, Viewmont fell 2-1, with great music, dancing and • New start in Heber Valley at Soldier information about the Safe the best. For more informa- den, Jackie Ward, Heather that reply, designed to bring This is a very popular event tah.com. Mortensen and Parker Hale, along while two days later they were shut dinner. The Bountiful High Hollow at 9:30 a.m. MT Kids Day, please call (801) tion, visit kidsfindjoy.org. Smith, Merla Little and people together in the face of in Bountiful and a “feel good” For the first time, The Ultimate Challenge with a home run from sophomore out 1-0. July 7-8 Jazz Band is giving residents • Fully-stocked hydration support at 525-5097. Gretchen Tanner. Supporters all adversity and tragedy – the concert for everyone. Bounti- will begin at 9:30 a.m. MT in the Heber Calum Seifert, helping the Though the Vikings haven’t an opportunity to do just that May 12-13 • Salt Lake Gaming Con and members of Bounti- NEXT Ensemble. Alpine ful Park is located at 200 W. Valley at Soldier Hollow, host for Nordic Wildcats prevail 6-2. with their upcoming “Fools n See “REGIStRAtIOn” p. D2 • USU Botanical Center is already one of the top 10 ful Davis Art Center are Church is located at 254 W. 400 North. ski and biathlon events at the 2002 Olympic In a rained-out makeup game on gaming conventions in the For Jazz” event set from 6:30- specifically invited to attend 2675 North in Layton. n See “BASEBALL” p. D2 D2 SPORTS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 GOLF Clipper Scoreboard for Ponich shoots course record for Davis upcoming prep events

By CAThERinE GARRETT placed sixth for the Darts, with Bonneville and East in a tournament SCOREBOARD Clipper sportswriter junior Ashley Nokes coming in at Eaglewood April 17. seventh and junior Brea Johnston The Braves scored 359 as a team, Behind the top-ranked golfers in finishing eighth. eight strokes back of Bonneville. their respective regions, the Davis On April 17, Davis also won a “That is going to tighten up the Upcoming games/meets High and Bountiful High girls golf region tournament at The Ridge, field down the stretch here,” said April 27 teams are currently sitting in first with Ponich tying for first place and head coach Jenny Hathaway. “We Girls golf place in their respective regions freshman Brooklyn Halliday – who is obviously had some higher scores Region 2 meet at Rose Park, 1 p.m. heading into the final stretch of ranked second overall in Region 2 – than usual. We hope to bounce back Boys tennis tournaments before region and state. finishing third. Day (fifth place) and on Monday when we play Eaglewood Granger at Davis, 3:30 senior Lily Barnes (eighth) rounded again.” Hunter at Viewmont, 3:30 Davis out top 10-finishes for the Darts. Job Einerson shot an 82 while Freshman phenom Caylyn Ponich, Davis remains undefeated through Megan Van Leeuwen had an 85 to Boys soccer who has placed first in all but one its five tournaments this season, come in third and fourth individually. Hunter at Davis, 3:30 tournament this season, shot a having also won at Davis Park, Stone Liz Ward had a 93 for 10th place. West at Viewmont, 3:30 course record 8-under par 64 at Glen Bridge and Valley View last month. Einerson remains ranked first in Softball Eagle on April 19 to lead Davis to the Region 5 individually. Bountiful at Woods Cross, 3:30 region win as a team. Bountiful Syracuse at Davis, 3:30 Fellow freshman Katelyn Day Bountiful placed third to April 28 Boys soccer Ogden at Bountiful, 3:30 for advance packet pickup 31. Commemorative, century- Softball •Commemorative T-shirt from style jerseys from DNA Cycling Woods Cross at Olympus (purple game), 3:30 Registration DNA Cycling for all participants can be purchased in advance for Continued from p. D1 • University of Utah Health an additional $75, available from April 29 continues for a fourth year as the XXSmall to 3XL. Track multiple locations along the presenting sponsor Known as “America’s Toughest Davis Invitational, TBA course, including mechanical Registration discounts are Stage Race,” the Larry H. Miller Woods Cross Invitational, TBA support available for groups of 8 or Tour of Utah will be held July • Little Cottonwood Canyon more riders, available for $115 31-Aug. 6. It is a 2.HC-rated UCI timed section -- all riders will per teammate through July America Tour event featuring the May 2 be timed on the final climb to 14. A designated team captain top men’s professional cycling Boys Soccer Snowbird Resort with awards for should send an email to ultimate. teams in the world. The Tour of Bountiful at East, 3:30 top riders [email protected] to Utah continues to be free to all Davis at Granger, 3:30 • Finisher’s Section -- reserved confirm details and receive a spectators, making professional WX at Box Elder, 3:30 hospitality near the finish line to team discount code. Individuals cycling one of the most unique Viewmont at Layton, 3:30 watch the pro riders finish Stage can register online with a $15 professional sports in the world Softball 6 and refuel after the ride with a savings on the $140 entry fee today. Highland at Woods Cross, 3:30 catered meal prior to the June 1 early bird Bountiful at East, 3:30 • Multiple days and locations deadline. Registration closes July Viewmont at Syracuse, 3:30 Davis at Hunter, 3:30 Baseball Layton at Davis, 3:30 Viewmont at Granger, 3:30 The 9-0 Darts (15-0 overall) had point, we are playing very well Woods Cross at Box Elder, 3:30 Baseball the week off last week but return to together. This has been an excellent Continued from p. D1 action against Viewmont this week. team effort by every member of this May 3 Davis appears to be on a collision team.” Baseball course with Layton (also 9-0 in Leo is getting complacent, Davis at Layton, 3:30 tasted victory since April 11, they region play). The two teams play however. He has been around long Granger at Viewmont, 3:30 still have time to get themselves May 2, 3 and 5. enough to know that a few errors Box Elder at Woods Cross, 3:30 into playoff contention. Viewmont Head coach David Leo credits all- can be the difference between wins needs to finish in the top four of Track around play to his team’s success so and losses. Davis at Layton, 3:30 league standings to reach the state far this season. “We need to make teams beat tournament. This week the team West and Syracuse at Viewmont, 3:30 “We are playing very well in us,” he said. “Mistakes will cost you Girls golf faces the tough task of playing all aspects of the game,” he said. games.” undefeated Davis in three outings. Region 5 meet at Mt. Ogden, TBA “Pitching and hitting are strong, Boys tennis Davis along with good defense. At this Woods Cross at Box Elder, 3:30 Bountiful at East, 3:30

and to try to see greater think every team will lose the second half after Soccer concentration to avoid one along the way. Can you struggling a bit in the Continued from p. D1 individual mistakes.” bounce back from one loss first. He has a knack Woods Cross hosted and not let it turn into two of scoring timely goals East on Tuesday, in a or more?” in big situations.” Souli “We have had some game that ended after Davis noted that the three goals good performances where our press deadline. East Ferre has scored this we did not get what we Davis battled Syracuse is currently tied with Box through two overtimes on season have all been game ATHLETEs OF THE WEEK deserved; we had one Elder atop Region 5. winners. really poor performance April 18, with the game Viewmont soccer player Drake Cook and At this point in the ending in a 1-1 draw. Davis’s record stands at when we got exactly what season, the region race 6-3-1 on the season with a Davis freshman golfer Caylyn Ponich we should have,” Newman The Darts were down is still wide open, with a goal at halftime before 5-1-1 showing in Region 2. are this week’s Davis Clipper/Mountain Orthopaedics said. “However, most several teams having importantly, I think we are Sam McCalla scored in Bountiful Athletes of the Week. a shot to gain a playoff the second half to even Bountiful evened up its improving almost game by berth and win the league. Cook scored twice in the Vikings’ win over Granger last week. The game.” things up. Syracuse played region record with a 4-2 Newman said his Wildcats with a man down for more win over Highland April star of last year’s 5A state tournament, which Viewmont won, is helping Newman said the should be right in the thick defensive unit, in than 20 minutes in the 21. light a spark for the Vikings as the second half of the season begins. of things. second half. In overtime, The Braves were up 3-0 particular, has made “It is still possible for Other nominees for the male award were baseball player Isaac strides. If the team can fix Davis’ Cade Carter was at the half and scored one any one of six teams to red-carded and the Darts more in the second half to Parry of Bountiful, and soccer players Matt Ferre of Davis, Bridger Booth the little things, Newman make the playoffs, so we believes his squad will lost him for the rest of the ensure the win. of Bountiful and Andrew Hills of Woods Cross. need to continue to work game as well. Leading scorer Bridger continue to win games hard at practice, make it Ponich shot a course record 8-under-par 64 at Glen Eagle to lead and be in postseason Against West April 20, Booth netted his fifth meaningful and then take Davis scored first and had goal of the season with the Lady Darts to a team win on April 19. She is part of a powerful Davis contention. that to games,” he said. “We are at a point now a 1-0 lead at halftime when Alex Limon scoring and team that has a great shot at winning the 5A team title next month. “Like everyone else, we leading scorer Colton Joey Martineau and Athif where we are pretty solid will need some luck, but Other nominees for the female award were Davis softball players defensively,” he said. “Our Harrison scored. A goal Mezine putting in their we have more points after by the Darts’ Matt Ferre first goals of the year. Mia Cullimore and Abbie O’Brien, Bountiful softball player McHailee goalkeeper is not having to seven games this season make too many big saves. helped Davis secure the Bountiful stays in the Danner, and Woods Cross softball player Julana Te’o. than we had at the end 2-1 win. mix for the playoffs with The shape of the team of the whole season last We’ll be honoring Athletes of the Week all school year, as well as with and without the ball is “That was a good the region win. The year, so we are certainly win against a quality Braves’ record is 4-5-1 Athletes of the Month throughout the school year. continually improving, and in the right place. For all we are more of a threat opponent,” said head overall and 3-3-1 in region. the teams, the run in will coach Soulyvanh (Souli) going forward. 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Summer Activities and Youth Sports Registration Begins May 1, 9 am D2 SPORTS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2017 TV D3 GOLF dAViS BOOKiNGS Jared Warner White, 43, Shannelle Romano, 20, UHP, theft, false police report. Clipper Scoreboard for Centerville PD, false police report. controlled substances, traffic Sarah Munn, 37, DCSO, traffic upcoming prep events The following is a list of book- Ryan Maltby, 25, DCSO, offense. offense. Ponich shoots course record for Davis ings with total fines and/or bail shoplifting, theft. Aaron Hosman, 39, Woods Kimberly Howard, 48, North exceeding $1,000. Brett Hopkins, 20, North Salt Cross PD, contempt of court, Salt Lake PD, DUI alcohol. Lake PD, obstructing justice. driving on suspension, doing Ngaluahoe Tavake, 30, DCSO, By CAThERinE GARRETT placed sixth for the Darts, with Bonneville and East in a tournament SCOREBOARD Monday, April 17 Travers Massey, 37, Woods business without a license, no burglary. Clipper sportswriter junior Ashley Nokes coming in at Eaglewood April 17. Colton Charles Ford, 20, Cross PD, controlled substances. insurance. Richard Henry Reardon, 24, seventh and junior Brea Johnston The Braves scored 359 as a team, Layton PD, driving on suspension, Danyel Wallace, 37, Woods William Carter, 51, DCSO, DCSO, DUI alcohol. shoplifting, burglary, narcotic Cross PD, family offenses, theft. unauthorized use of vehicle. Dylan Eames, 23, UHP, traffic Behind the top-ranked golfers in finishing eighth. eight strokes back of Bonneville. equipment possession. Rory Crouch, 32, Farmington Kareen Williams, 35, North offense, DUI alcohol. their respective regions, the Davis On April 17, Davis also won a “That is going to tighten up the Upcoming games/meets Shelly Carlsen, 35, Center- District Court, DUI alcohol, theft. Salt Lake PD, controlled sub- Dan Park, 35, North Salt Lake High and Bountiful High girls golf region tournament at The Ridge, field down the stretch here,” said April 27 ville PD, traffic offense, burglary, Joshua Sexton, 26, AP&P stances, traffic offense. PD, traffic offense, controlled teams are currently sitting in first with Ponich tying for first place and head coach Jenny Hathaway. “We Girls golf public order crimes. place in their respective regions freshman Brooklyn Halliday – who is obviously had some higher scores Farmington, traffic offense, no in- Wilmer Arroyo, 56, Woods substances. Region 2 meet at Rose Park, 1 p.m. Jenna Bailey, 30, North Salt surance, sex offenses, controlled Cross PD, assault. heading into the final stretch of ranked second overall in Region 2 – than usual. We hope to bounce back Boys tennis Lake PD, property damage, assault. Thursday, April 20 tournaments before region and state. finishing third. Day (fifth place) and on Monday when we play Eaglewood substances. Chance Moser, 23, North Salt Granger at Davis, 3:30 Shawn Malik Johnson, 21, Daniel Lopez, 35, Farmington Lake PD,DUI alcohol. Trever Mckissen, 28, DCSO, senior Lily Barnes (eighth) rounded again.” controlled substances, driving on Hunter at Viewmont, 3:30 DCSO, marijuana possession. District Court, shoplifting. Toni Carroll, 35, Farmington Davis out top 10-finishes for the Darts. Job Einerson shot an 82 while suspension. Freshman phenom Caylyn Ponich, Manuel Becerra, 46, Clearfield Clifford Elliot, 72, Farmington PD, burglary. Boys soccer James Mendenhall, 37, Boun- Davis remains undefeated through Megan Van Leeuwen had an 85 to PD, property damage. PD, liquor free text, assault. Cameron Korth, 20, DCSO, who has placed first in all but one Hunter at Davis, 3:30 tiful PD, controlled substances. its five tournaments this season, come in third and fourth individually. Jeremy Paul Mount, 42, violation of pretrial protective tournament this season, shot a West at Viewmont, 3:30 Wednesday, April 19 Damian Fullmer, 20, Clearfield having also won at Davis Park, Stone Liz Ward had a 93 for 10th place. Layton PD, failure to register as a order, arson. course record 8-under par 64 at Glen Softball Ty Michael Shehee, 28, PD, aggravated sexual assault. Bridge and Valley View last month. Einerson remains ranked first in sex offender. Candace Blakley, 40, Eagle on April 19 to lead Davis to the Bountiful at Woods Cross, 3:30 Clearfield PD, controlled sub- Josh Gregersen, 33, Syracuse Region 5 individually. Clearfield PD, assault, no proof of region win as a team. Bountiful Syracuse at Davis, 3:30 Tuesday, April 18 stances. PD, assault, family offenses, DUI Tyler Scott, 35, Kaysville PD, insurance. Fellow freshman Katelyn Day Bountiful placed third to Nickolas Lee, 20, DCSO, alcohol. narcotic equipment possession. Timothy Burgess, 25, UHP, failure to appear, public order Timothy Jensen, 57, Farm- April 28 Richard Lee Archer, 28, controlled substances, traffic crimes. ington District Court, controlled Boys soccer Layton PD, narcotic equipment offense. Nathan Petrie, 28, Bountiful substances. Ogden at Bountiful, 3:30 possession, marijuana posses- Christian Cozzens, 25, AP&P PD, criminal trespass, no proof of Isaac Blackburn, 24, DCSO, for advance packet pickup 31. Commemorative, century- sion. Farmington, aggravated assault Softball insurance. fraud-illegal use credit cards. •Commemorative T-shirt from style jerseys from DNA Cycling Rogelio Miranda, 23, UHP, weapon, false police report, flight/ Registration Woods Cross at Olympus (purple game), 3:30 Lisa Bostain, 35, Woods Cross Scott Thompson, 47, West DNA Cycling for all participants can be purchased in advance for marijuana possession, narcotic escape. PD, controlled substances. Bountiful PD, burglary. Continued from p. 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Registration closes July Viewmont at Syracuse, 3:30 Davis at Hunter, 3:30 Baseball Layton at Davis, 3:30 Viewmont at Granger, 3:30 The 9-0 Darts (15-0 overall) had point, we are playing very well Woods Cross at Box Elder, 3:30 Baseball the week off last week but return to together. This has been an excellent Continued from p. D1 action against Viewmont this week. team effort by every member of this May 3 Davis appears to be on a collision team.” Baseball course with Layton (also 9-0 in Leo is getting complacent, Davis at Layton, 3:30 tasted victory since April 11, they region play). The two teams play however. He has been around long Granger at Viewmont, 3:30 still have time to get themselves May 2, 3 and 5. enough to know that a few errors Box Elder at Woods Cross, 3:30 into playoff contention. Viewmont Head coach David Leo credits all- can be the difference between wins needs to finish in the top four of Track around play to his team’s success so and losses. Davis at Layton, 3:30 league standings to reach the state far this season. “We need to make teams beat tournament. This week the team West and Syracuse at Viewmont, 3:30 “We are playing very well in us,” he said. “Mistakes will cost you Girls golf faces the tough task of playing all aspects of the game,” he said. games.” undefeated Davis in three outings. Region 5 meet at Mt. Ogden, TBA “Pitching and hitting are strong, Boys tennis Davis along with good defense. At this Woods Cross at Box Elder, 3:30 Bountiful at East, 3:30 and to try to see greater think every team will lose the second half after Soccer concentration to avoid one along the way. Can you struggling a bit in the Continued from p. D1 individual mistakes.” bounce back from one loss first. He has a knack Woods Cross hosted and not let it turn into two of scoring timely goals East on Tuesday, in a or more?” in big situations.” Souli “We have had some game that ended after Davis noted that the three goals good performances where our press deadline. East Ferre has scored this we did not get what we Davis battled Syracuse is currently tied with Box through two overtimes on season have all been game ATHLETEs OF THE WEEK deserved; we had one Elder atop Region 5. winners. really poor performance April 18, with the game Viewmont soccer player Drake Cook and At this point in the ending in a 1-1 draw. Davis’s record stands at when we got exactly what season, the region race 6-3-1 on the season with a Davis freshman golfer Caylyn Ponich we should have,” Newman The Darts were down is still wide open, with a goal at halftime before 5-1-1 showing in Region 2. are this week’s Davis Clipper/Mountain Orthopaedics said. “However, most several teams having importantly, I think we are Sam McCalla scored in Bountiful Athletes of the Week. a shot to gain a playoff the second half to even Bountiful evened up its improving almost game by berth and win the league. Cook scored twice in the Vikings’ win over Granger last week. The game.” things up. Syracuse played region record with a 4-2 Newman said his Wildcats with a man down for more win over Highland April star of last year’s 5A state tournament, which Viewmont won, is helping Newman said the should be right in the thick defensive unit, in than 20 minutes in the 21. light a spark for the Vikings as the second half of the season begins. of things. second half. In overtime, The Braves were up 3-0 particular, has made “It is still possible for Other nominees for the male award were baseball player Isaac strides. If the team can fix Davis’ Cade Carter was at the half and scored one any one of six teams to red-carded and the Darts more in the second half to Parry of Bountiful, and soccer players Matt Ferre of Davis, Bridger Booth the little things, Newman make the playoffs, so we believes his squad will lost him for the rest of the ensure the win. of Bountiful and Andrew Hills of Woods Cross. need to continue to work game as well. Leading scorer Bridger continue to win games hard at practice, make it Ponich shot a course record 8-under-par 64 at Glen Eagle to lead and be in postseason Against West April 20, Booth netted his fifth meaningful and then take Davis scored first and had goal of the season with the Lady Darts to a team win on April 19. She is part of a powerful Davis contention. that to games,” he said. “We are at a point now a 1-0 lead at halftime when Alex Limon scoring and team that has a great shot at winning the 5A team title next month. “Like everyone else, we leading scorer Colton Joey Martineau and Athif where we are pretty solid will need some luck, but Other nominees for the female award were Davis softball players defensively,” he said. “Our Harrison scored. A goal Mezine putting in their we have more points after by the Darts’ Matt Ferre first goals of the year. Mia Cullimore and Abbie O’Brien, Bountiful softball player McHailee goalkeeper is not having to seven games this season make too many big saves. helped Davis secure the Bountiful stays in the Danner, and Woods Cross softball player Julana Te’o. than we had at the end 2-1 win. mix for the playoffs with The shape of the team of the whole season last We’ll be honoring Athletes of the Week all school year, as well as with and without the ball is “That was a good the region win. The year, so we are certainly win against a quality Braves’ record is 4-5-1 Athletes of the Month throughout the school year. continually improving, and in the right place. For all we are more of a threat opponent,” said head overall and 3-3-1 in region. the teams, the run in will coach Soulyvanh (Souli) going forward. 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