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Suicide prevention hotline heads to President’s desk

getty images by Becky Ginos fied to help.” year to develop the technical back- a mental health crisis will now have [email protected] If someone is contemplating bone to put the hotline in place. “It the extra support that they need. I’ve suicide or worried about a son, will be different in smaller commu- met with many across Utah whose WASHINGTON, D.C. — It’s taken daughter or spouse they can call, he nities than what you’d deal with in loved ones have taken their own life. several years and countless hours said. “If it’s an emergency they can New York City. It’s not very difficult I’ve heard their stories, I’ve heard of work, but Congressman Chris send out crisis teams to your home technology figuring out how to route their pleas for help and today, I am Stewart’s National Suicide Hotline to help you. The vast majority who those numbers but it takes a little bit proud that we are able to provide Designation Act passed the Senate get help report they are happy six of time, especially nationally.” a vital resource to those who need and House and now awaits the months later.” It’s a great day for the nation, he it most. This easy-to-remember President’s signature. It’s a dramatically positive thing said. “Those who find themselves in hotline will save lives.” “This is a good thing for the that can help people get intervention nation,” said Stewart. “It will literally at that moment, said Stewart. “We can save thousands of lives. I’ve seen extend a hand to them and give them …today, I am proud that we are the impact of suicide and the the help they need. They’re in despair devastation it leaves behind and the and think they’re alone and that able to provide a vital resource mental health challenges that lead to nobody else feels this way. We can get suicide. Sitting on the Appropriations to them and help them to see they’re to those who need it most” Committee I knew I was in a position not always going to feel that way.” “ to help.” Stewart said it will take about a » Congressman Chris Stewart The three-digit 988 hotline is intended to make it easier for people to get immediate help, he said. “We Congressman Stewart speaks on the House wanted something that was easy floor in support of the to remember. Regardless of where National Suicide Hotline you are in the country you’ll be put Designation Act. in touch with someone in your area who is trained to help.” The effort to come up with a designated three-digit dialing code came over time, said Stewart. “I can’t recall one moment that I took up the effort but it was a no brainer to have a three-digit number. I had to see it over the finish line.” The FCC had to determine the number, he said. “Everyone had a favorite number but I was agnostic toward that. I just said ‘give us a number and we’ll get it out.’” The intention is to dial 988 and a counselor picks up, not an inter- mediary who routes the call, Stewart said. “If a vet calls in and he’s told to press one, as soon as he hears a recording he hangs up. We’ve lost people by that. This is immediately picked up by a person who is quali- C ourtesy 4 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper ClipperTHE DAVIS Oopini n Ai dm nistration Thought of the Week R . Gail Stahle Amendment G – It’s disguised from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher Pui bl sher [email protected] “Make the most of yourself by ext. 114 and deserves a NO vote fanning the tiny, inner sparks L orie Matern of possibility into flames of Off ice Manager by Sheryl Allen referendum signed by thousands of [email protected] achievement.” ext. 115 For the Davis Clipper Utah citizens. It was rescinded by the Legislature due to overwhelming » Golda Meir A dvertising here are SEVEN constitutional public opposition. amendments on the 2020 Amendment G is a momentous Brad Roghaar ballot! It’s the last one, tax reform proposal. It was passed Sales Representative [email protected] AmendmentT G that poses a real by the Legislature in a mere five ext. 135 danger to Utah. working days as was its companion It is particularly objectionable, bill, HB 357. HB 357 was touted as R ichard Stahle Sales Representative and its wording on the ballot is a “guarantee” of education funding [email protected] disguised. It is listed on your ballot except it is a statute which can easily ext. 137 as “Use Income and Property Tax be amended or rescinded at any Editorial Revenues to Support Children time without a public vote. Future and Individuals with Disabilities legislators and governors cannot be T om Haraldsen Amendment.” bound to HB 357 or any bill. Managing Editor But this is what it really does. It And HB 357 won’t take effect [email protected] breaks the 74-year tradition of using unless Amendment G passes. The ext. 126 income taxes to exclusively fund Legislature is literally saying there Becky Ginos public and higher education. The will be no law providing stability in Ass ociate Editor description of this amend- money spent on education [email protected] ext. 118 ment on your ballot does unless the public approves not say “education.” It does Op / Amendment G which L ayout/Design not say “tax reform.” But the undermines constitutionally amendment reduces funding protected stability in revenue. Devin Christ for education up to $600 In other words, they want C reative Director Ed [email protected] million per year through that education revenue a major tax reform proposal. This earmark ended once and for all. R ebecca Jamieson Cas l s ifieds/legals tax reform proposal is in the state This amendment is the public’s [email protected] constitution rather than in statute! last, best opportunity to express our ext. 124 For this reason, understand what opposition to this precarious educa- you’re voting on. tion tax reform proposal. C irculation This amendment will allow edu- Pay attention to all seven of the Cindi Scott cation funding to be used for social constitutional amendments on your [email protected] services. Agreed, these social services ballot. But give careful consideration ext. 119 are needed, but should we reduce to Constitutional Amendment G. our overstressed education fund to Although it is cloaked, it is a major Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. support other state needs? Utah has tax reform proposal. It eliminates Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 been last, dead last in the nation, in the revenue stability that has been Volume 128 Number 7 per pupil funding for decades. During guaranteed by the Utah Constitution Friday, October 9, 2020 this pandemic, education expenses for education. THES DAVI CLIPPER have increased, the teacher shortage is The Legislature needs to go back ( Issn 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Friday, for $35 more acute, and teachers, students, and to the tax reform drawing board. per year by Clipper Publishing parents are more stressed than ever. Please vote NO on Amendment G. Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl, UT 84010-8141. Periodicals There are other tax reform And there is one other really Postage Paid at Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi options to fund social services and important caution for you on your ces. POSTMASTER: Send address other state needs. For example, mail-in ballot. To be counted, it MUST changes to The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. eliminate tax exemptions and credits BE POSTMARKED BY MONDAY, Nov. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. that are no longer justifiable. This 2! Don’t ask me why the Legislature alone could add hundreds of millions approved this requirement for our to the state general fund. General Election. It is illogical. Just do 1370 S 500 W Bountiful, UT 84010 Until we permanently solve the it! Mail your ballot on or before Nov. 2 Ph: 801-295-2251 chronic underfunding of education, or put it in a drop box on Nov. 3 if you we should not change the constitu- have not mailed it. on the cover: tional guarantee of income tax going A irmen at Hill Air Force Base solely to education. assemble a week’s worth of Remember the Legislature’s tax Sheryl Allen is a former member of complimentary packaged food, reform bill that was passed in the the Utah House of Representatives fresh produce and personal care items for military waning days of 2019 in a special representing Bountiful and the Davis Board members and their families. session? It caused a furor and a of Education. The Davis Clipper News Fr iday, October 9, 2020 5 Oopini n Let’s just say To the Editor Dear Editor: District’s and the City’s tax base. 3. Competing Uses. If the District I am strongly opposed to the ‘goodbye’ to 2020 needs additional playing fields, why $8 million Trails and Parks Bond are they selling the land? If the City proposal on the Nov. 3 ballot. Six The opinions stated in this article are peevish child, an overgrown school- needs parks, why are they buying of the $8 million is for a park on solely those of the author and not of yard bully. it when the District will be using it the now-demolished Washington The Davis Clipper. And here’s a question: How on for playing fields under a yet-to- Elementary School site. earth can any voter still be undecided be-finalized interlocal agreement? am so over 2020. Can we just about which one will get his or her 1. Violation of Fiduciary Duty. Why should the City pay for the reject the last seven months and vote? Yet millions of dollars will be The appraised value of this highly privilege of maintaining and bearing skip right through desirable commercial acreage is the liability when the primary user Ithe remaining three $4.6 million. It seems to me that the of the playing fields will be the months? (Yes, breathe! School Board has a fiduciary duty District? We are now in 2021.) to the taxpayers of Davis County to 4. Improvements. The District No, we can’t. We’ve get the highest price possible, so has already demolished the building got an election… why are they accepting $3.5 million, Cyclops and is leveling the land, hauling and maybe the hint $1.1 million less from Bountiful in topsoil, installing an irrigation of a vaccine …and City? If the property is to be sold, it system and putting in sod at a total predictions that the by Bryan should be put out for competitive GRAY cost of over $400,000. Why does the current pandemic will bid to maximize the benefit to the Clo umnist City need $2.5 million to improve surge significantly in taxpayers. Why is the bond proposal the land when the School District is the upcoming winter on the ballot when the terms and already doing it at a fraction (16%)? months…and, please Lord, spare us spent on convincing that one voter conditions of the interlocal agree- another presidential debate. in Duchesne who hasn’t formed ment have not yet been deter- 5. Transparency. This seems like And… an opinion. In reality, he’ll probably mined? Asking taxpayers to approve an unauthorized scheme to enhance We are in a profound state of buy a six-pack of Natural Lite at the a bond when a key component has the District’s budget disguised as a exasperation and melancholy. We Maverick and not cast a ballot at all. not been finalized is like asking City expense. This is an accounting are tired of masking up, even though We want to go to concerts and Congress to pass Obamacare in trick that does not pass muster most of us know we should. We are movies. We don’t want to be behind order to find out what is in the bill. or the scrutiny of full disclosure. fatigued by the daily grind of worry 14,321 other people trying to find an Lesson learned, hopefully. If the School District needs space and doubt. We want to book Delta open camp spot in southern Utah. for their sports programs, the 2. Highest and Best Use. The uses jets and relax at restaurants and not 2020 has made us cranky. Yes, we District should pay for it from their proposed by the District and the feud with family members about who have gathered more for family dinners approved and published budget. City are certainly appropriate, based feels comfortable and discussions, These backroom budget shuffle on tradition. However, from the at Sunday dinners. yet we also get scheme makes a mockery of tax District’s viewpoint, the discounted A majority of …please irritated by other transparency and full disclosure. sale to the City does not represent us are not coping people’s reaction Please join me in voting NO on this the highest and best use of this well. Candy sales Lord, spare to the virus. And bond proposal. are skyrocketing we need discus- commercial parcel which could be sold for more and expand both the along with home- us another sion, especially Latty Mulcock baked sweet “ families trying to goods, at a time presidential figure out where when the Centers or when their for Disease debate.” students are going Control reports or not going to 70% of U.S. adults ages 20 and over school. Yes, we are split on that too. are overweight or obese and 20% of Do we opt for increased safety all teenagers are classified as obese. with generally failed results of remote We are polarized politically. A learning or do we expand the virus by dating website found that 84% of all shoehorning children in classrooms? singles say they are not interested in Are our teachers custodians or matching with someone with oppos- educators? Can they effectively teach ing political views. (A colleague of bored remote learners along with mine agrees. He says he appreciates those who attend classes? How many all kinds of women, but draws a line children will fall through the cracks on dating women with no teeth or with decreased reading and math females supporting Donald Trump.) aptitude? We have two presidential can- There seems to be no answers. We didates, both with high negatives. simply muddle through and curse the Joe Biden has a wonderful Christian darkness. Except pop star Rihanna. She backstory, but hardly comes across and her friends want to cheer up the as Mr. Excitement. Trump, as seen in the presidential debate, appears as a see cyclops » 6 www.davisclipper.com 6 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper Project at HAFB provides for military families

by Becky Ginos [email protected] HILL AIR FORCE BASE — Volunteers from the local community and airmen from Hill Air Force Base came together last week for Project Military Hunger Relief. They assembled boxes of food, produce and hygiene items for 400 local veterans, active-duty military members and their families. “This is the first time we’ve brought an event of this scale to HAFB,” said Emily Harrison, Utah Chapter Director of Blue Star Families. “It’s in partnership with the Coalition to Salute America’s Heroes and an organization called Feed The Children. We worked together to get a truckload of goods delivered here to us. We received 25 pallets totaling over 16,000 lbs. from their west coast processing center.” Blue Star was started in 2009 by a small group of military spouses, she said. “The name comes from World War II. A blue star in the window signified they had a family member serving in the military.” It started out with active duty or deployed but now it encompasses all military families regardless of status, said Harrison. “There was tremendous support in general for the military but there wasn’t Becky Ginos Ai rmen sort food at Hill Air Force Base for Project Military Hunger Relief. a great deal of understanding of what challenges their families face. They wanted to spread aware- messenger donated by Facebook. It allows them to Boxes were distributed on Saturday. “Because of ness and tell their military story.” connect with others when they’re not near family.” the pandemic it’s a drive through event,” Harrison Volunteers filled boxes with canned goods, Dustin Robinson with Dominion Energy was said. “They can pop their trunk, pick up a box and potatoes, pasta, hygiene items such as toilet paper, packing boxes with his son. “Dominion Energy be on their way.” shampoo and toothpaste. “There’s also assorted supports blue star families,” he said. “We support The project is part of a national week of wel- items like blankets, clothing and shoes,” she said. vets or active duty military with Wreaths Across come, she said. “The focus is on welcoming new “There’s a little bit of everything. We also have America every year. This is the first event for blue military families to Utah. Without the generous welcome bags with a Facebook portal. It’s a hands- star families. We have a passion for the military and support of our sponsors and partners this wouldn’t free video-calling device that connects to Facebook want to help out this way.” be possible.” cyclops « Continued from page 5 world, so her answer is to produce a digital-only lingerie store. Boy, that solves the problem! No, Rihanna…Just say goodbye to 2020. Let’s just end it now, just like Major League Baseball ended double- header games at seven innings during this shortened season. Just send in your mail-in ballot early, retire for the night and say, “I’m done with you 2020. You are like a poisoned boil on my backside. I refuse to recognize you as I return to normalcy.” “Goodbye!” The Davis Clipper News Fr iday, October 9, 2020 7 COVID-19 treatments Crime Briefs Nokes sentenced in infant’s death FARMINGTON — A man accused of beating help keep deaths low his 7-week-old son to death on Dec. 1, 2017 was sentenced to 15 years in prison. by Peri Kinder [on their backs],” she said. “If we Clint Corydon Nokes, who was 19 at the time of For the Davis Clipper flip them on their stomach it helps the incident, was originally charged with aggravated increase lung volume and blood flow murder, with the potential of the death penalty but COVID-19 cases continue to spike to the lungs. We encourage all COVID he pleaded guilty in June to a reduced charge of in Utah, but there is some good news. patients to spend time on their first-degree murder. Death rates are not increasing. Since stomach.” Nokes told investigators he “exploded” when COVID reached the United States, Second, doctors wait longer before the infant kept crying, police said in previous court documents. He admitted to throwing the baby onto doctors struggled to find effective ventilating patients. Higher levels of the couch and into his swing, pulled him by his leg Cl int Nokes treatments to help patients survive oxygen are administered for several out of the swing and dropped him into the kitchen the disease. Turns out, the answer to days before the decision is made to sink, hitting his head. treating patients might not be a silver intubate a patient. The infant had multiple injuries and died at Primary Children’s Medical bullet, but a handful of BBs. “With COVID patients, oxygen Center. One problem is that not all needs dramatically increase,” Clay patients respond the same to COVID said. “Even when they move out of or the treatment. Some people have the ICU they still need a few minutes mild symptoms, with no long-lasting of high-flow oxygen before any type Woman accused of hitting repercussions. Other patients, usually of activity. We try very hard not to husband with frying pan elderly or with underlying conditions, intubate COVID patients. We’ll put FARMINGTON — Police arrested a Bountiful have a rougher road and end up them on a high-flow oxygen nasal woman last week for allegedly hitting her husband hospitalized, or on ventilators. canula for a few days to see if that on the head with a frying pan and stabbing him in As treatments evolved, doctors helps before we decide to intubate.” the arm. discovered several practices have Third, doctors discovered Monalisa Havea, 25, was booked into the kept the death rate percentage low, when high-dose steroids, like Davis County Jail charged with third-degree felony even while cases increase. Dexamethasone, are prescribed, fewer aggravated assault. “We’re getting better at treating patients are ventilated. Monalisa Havea Although the assault took place on Dec. 23, 2019, the very sick,” said Dr. Ray Ward, a “Hydroxychloroquine was tested, the Davis County Attorney’s Office did not file charges family physician in Bountiful and Utah but did not help,” Ward said. “One of until March 11 after the couple gave different stories about the incident. Havea’s whereabouts were unknown by March and an arrest warrant was State Rep. for District 19. “Less people the side effects was elevated heart issued in July. She was arraigned on Sept. 21. die now because we’ve found ways to rhythms. But with COVID, a patient’s According to the Bountiful Police Department probable cause statement, keep them off ventilators. heart might already be Havea allegedly grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed her husband then hit We’ve used ventilators inflamed. What did help him on the head with the pan during an argument. for pneumonia and was Dexamethasone. Havea told police her husband had assaulted her but his injuries were other respiratory It’s cheap and it’s consistent with his story of what happened, authorities said. illness, but readily available for whatever without the reason, the side effects.” Man suspected of shoplifting way COVID Finally, damages the anti- The Bountiful Police is asking for the public’s help to the lungs, a viral drug identify this suspect who left Smith’s Marketplace with $300 worth of clothing passing all points of purchase. ventilator Redmesivir Please contact the Bountiful Police Department at 801- can make is an 298-6000 with any information about this retail theft and it worse.” option reference case 200000299. Keeping for sick patients off patients ventilators close has become to being BPD asking for public’s help in thefts the focus. Four ventilated or During the month of September several individual purchased items main treatments already on a from Smith’s Marketplace and then a different person returned the are influencing the ventilator. The items. Upon inspecting the returned items’ box they found that the item intubation and death drug is expensive, returned did not match the item sold. Please contact the Bountiful Police rate of people who and Lakeview Hospital Department with any information. getty images become hospitalized with has a limited amount, but COVID. it has been shown to slow down the First, patients are told to lie on virus’s progress. their stomachs in an action called “We were lucky,” Ward said. “When “proning.” Ashley Clay, a registered COVID came to Utah, we were learn- respiratory therapist working at ing from other doctors’ experiences. Intermountain Medical Center, said The hard part is just because some- proning patients has become a thing works for one patient doesn’t regular practice. mean it works for the next patient. “We have a lot of patients who The good thing is death rates are have heavy oxygen needs, if they’re much lower.” 8 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper Bikers work to help victims of domestic violence

by Becky Ginos a place to stay or help move their belongings. “So get in contact with resources there.” [email protected] far we have about 200 people who are willing to Many victims can’t turn to family for help be out on the lines with whatever they need help for fear of being judged, he said. “We want to FARMINGTON — Trevor Jaracz and his biker with. A lot of the group are survivors who share reiterate we are a judgment free zone and anyone friends are on a mission to save lives. The group their story of living in domestic violence who have is welcome to contact us to talk.” has come together to help victims of domestic found the courage to get out of it.” Jaracz has been riding for 25 years. “I like the violence. Right after he started BADV, Jaracz said they freedom of it,” he said. “It’s a good way to clear “I had two friends would were murdered in a picked up one lady and got her out of the house, your head. I was riding dirt bikes before that and a domestic violence situation,” said Jaracz, Founder/ gave her a ride and a place to stay. friend had a bike. He said, ‘here try this.’ President of Bikers Against Domestic Violence. “There are women who get out but That was the start of it.” “With the last one I knew I had to do something. I have nowhere to turn. We help October is Domestic couldn’t sit back and watch anymore.” them with that next step.” Violence Awareness month BADV stared about a month ago on Facebook He even got a call from and BADV will be partici- and already has more than 500 followers, he said. a woman in Colorado. pating in an event with “Our main focus is to work with law enforcement “The lady was out of Safe Harbor and other and other organizations to help people get out of the situation and agencies to place flags a violent situation. Whether it be physically going staying in a hotel across the state to out to the house and helping them get out for a couple of towns let the community their family’s safety or giving them a place to stay.” away but she had no know how many Jaracz said they have some internal pages set where to go,” said people are affected up for volunteers who are willing to give survivors Jaracz. “I helped her by domestic violence. “We’ll be going to Farmington, Ogden and Logan,” said Jaracz. “We’re trying to get as many as we can from the group to make each event. Everyone will fly a purple ( eLeft) Tr vor flag to show support. There’s Jaracz with his strength in numbers.” wife Emily. (Above) Tawnya McGrath, Jaracz said he was surprised at how co-founder of Bikers quickly the group has come together. “I didn’t Against Domestic expect it to grow as fast as it did. It’s very Violence. humbling.” BADV as a team and a community has a lot of passion, he said. “We have personal experience and reasoning for wanting to see the numbers of domestic situations and especially deaths drastically reduced if not eliminated. We are ready and willing to stand with those who are tired of standing by themselves.”

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A ntelope Island making improvements to enhance the visitor experience

C ourtesy photos by Becky Ginos It’s exciting to see the updates didn’t pay for that.” [email protected] However, the county is working on finalizing a $25,000 donation SYRACUSE — Antelope Island and changes at the island to for eco-friendly restrooms for new has always been a hidden gem in make it more enjoyable.” backcountry campsites that are Davis County, but with traffic to the “ being developed. park growing every year, several » Jessica Merrill, Davis County Tourism Division Director “These are hike in only sites new amenities are expected to make that are more out in the middle of those numbers jump even higher. nowhere away from the hustle and “I’ve been here since 2011,” said bustle,” she said. “The awesome Park Manager Jeremy Shaw. “Every thing is being able to have a mulch year since I’ve been here there’s been restroom. That will really help out an increase in visitation. In 2011 the there. There’s not a lot of backcoun- average was 285,000 last year it was try in Davis County so it’s another 611,000.” experience that adds to the appeal Shaw attributes it to a national when visitors are exploring the area.” trend of more people getting out It’s exciting to offer backcountry to recreate. “But we’ve also imple- sites, said Shaw. “It will be like mented things for locals,” he said. “A backpacking in the high Uintah’s. lot of our visitors weren’t local so we People can come out and spend a want them to rediscover the island.” couple of nights on the island. It will There are some big projects going be primitive, pack it in, pack it out. on out there, said Jessica Merrill, There’s not a lot of places like that Davis County Tourism Division nearby.” Director. “They’re finishing widening There will be four to six sites ini- the entrance to the island to help the tially, he said. “We’ll see how they’re visitor experience. They got funding from the legislature, Davis County N ew backcountry campsites are being developed on the island. see island » 13 The Davis Clipper News Fr iday, October 9, 2020 11 Open houses set for Bountiful Vet Park BOUNTIFUL — Prior to the projected dedication on Nov. 11, Veterans Day, there will be three open houses at the Bountiful Veterans Park, to give the public a sneak preview of the new facility. They will be held on Saturdays on Oct. 17, Oct. 24 and Nov. 7, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Organizers are asking those attending to wear facemasks and practice social distancing. Small groups will be guided through the park by members of the BVP Foundation. Guided groups will enter on the southwest entrance and proceed through the park, exiting on the northwest entrance. In the west parking lot, areas will be roped off where lines can form while waiting for entrance to the park, and live musical numbers will be offered for those in line. The Bountiful Veterans Park is located just north of Bountiful City Hall and adjacent to the South Davis Senior Activity Center.

roger v. tuttle Sni a d Onstwedder, National President of Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary (left) talks with Dennis Howland, Utah State Council President Vietnam Veterans of America in front of the Replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Layton. Onstwedder visits each state annually. Utah is an exceptional state for its outreach programs, support and community service to all men and women military veterans and current military service members.

C ourtesy Joy ce Cook has been selected as the Soroptimist of the Year by the Bountiful Chapter of Soroptimist International. Cook has been active in many of the group's fundraisers that benefit women and girls locally and internationally. 12 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper The Davis Clipper News Fr iday, October 9, 2020 13

A recent sunset in the midst of a smoky haze from California wildfires marked summer's end and autumn's beginning.

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electricity and flush restrooms that we island haven’t had before.” « Continued from page 10 Antelope Island is one of the most Garage sale visited tourist attraction in the county, received and if it’s really popular we said Merrill. “It’s exciting to see the might look at adding additional sites.” updates and changes at the island They have also started on a brand to make it more enjoyable. Anytime scheduled for fight new campground with about 30 you have new options for exploring sites. “They will have water, showers, Antelope Island it’s always a positive.” against cancer by Mary Anne Christensen Myoxid Sarcoma is a rare, Clipper Intern fast-moving cancer that affects older teenagers and young BOUNTIFUL — There will adults. Within two months the be a garage sale held on Friday, Myoxid Sarcoma has grown to Oct. 9 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and 12 inches long in his left thigh. Saturday, Oct. 10 from 9 a.m. – 2 He has gone through three sets p.m. The garage sale is being of Chemo since the end of May held to help the family of Doug and is scheduled to go through Mickelson be able to pay for his at least three more. Then he medical treatment. Mickelson, is scheduled to go through who is 34 years old, was diag- two months of daily radiation nosed with Myoxid Sarcoma. treatments and then one surgery. They will be selling anything The goal before surgery is to from kids’ toys to furniture. hopefully shrink the tumor by at Masks will be required, and they least 30 percent in order to save will have canopies in case of rain. his leg. The garage sale will be held at Doug has no form of medical courtesy 140 S. 500 West in Bountiful. insurance except for Medicaid. A ntelope Island is accessible year round and offers hiking, biking and wildlife watching. 14 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper Kaysville Police Department employee wins international award by Becky Ginos [email protected] [Jessica] KAYSVILLE — Jessica Busk often works tackles the behind the scenes to keep the Kaysville Police Department running smoothly. As Support impossible Services Supervisor, her role is vital in assisting “ law enforcement efforts. Busk was recognized each and recently for her exceptional work by the International Association of Chiefs of Police every day and (IACP) with the 40 Under 40 award. The 2020 40 Under 40 awardees “represent the top rising leaders from around the globe, exempli- is a hero to our fying leadership, dedication, and service to their communities and the law enforcement profession,” community’s according to the IACP. heroes.” “The award focuses on the leaders of tomor- C ourtesy row and recognizes the younger generation of Jessc i a Busk, Support Services Supervisor received the 40 leaders,” said Kaysville Police Chief Sol Oberg, who » Sol Oberg, Kaysville Police Chief Under 40 award. nominated Busk. “She’s the first female supervisor we’ve had.” Busk is in charge of the front office staff, records, evidence, crossing guards and more. “I wear a lot of hats,” she said. She has been with the department for 14 years. “I randomly applied for a records clerk job at another agency and kind of fell into it,” said Busk. “I enjoyed criminal justice work so I stuck with it.” “Part of her job as a supervisor is the evidence room,” said Oberg. “She’s found ways to do a better job of keeping the integrity of evidence. She does the work it would take several people to do.” Since she’s not an officer out engaging with others it’s sometimes easy to be overlooked, he said. “She’s one of those who just puts her head down and does the work. She works very hard.” Busk is the second person from the depart- ment to receive the award. Kaysville Police Assistant Chief Seth Ellington won two years ago. “We’re a small department,” Oberg said. “After he won I thought ‘no way we’re going to win again,’ but sure enough we did. I thought it was neat.” Ellington also wrote a letter of recommenda- tion to the IACP selection committee on Busk’s behalf. “Jessica may not be a police officer but she is no less deserving of the admiration and rec- ognition for her efforts in protecting and serving the city of Kaysville,” he said. “Jessica empowers us to be better and holds us accountable to help us improve. She has always been the glue that holds us together. She tackles the impossible each and every day and is a hero to our community’s heroes.” Busk was surprised and honored by the award. “It’s international, which is crazy,” she said. “I think there are way more deserving people than me in my civilian role. I enjoy the people I work with – it’s a great department. I’ve been doing this so long I don’t know anything different at this point.” The Davis Clipper News Fr iday, October 9, 2020 15 Irrigation controller rebates save water and money

SALT LAKE CITY — Changes controllers are a simple way to do are coming to the Utah Division of that.” Water Resource’ smart irrigation The biggest outdoor water controller rebate program. The savings happen in the spring and current program rebates 50% of in the fall, which makes now the the cost (up to $150) when you perfect time to cash in on the purchase an eligible WaterSense state’s smart controller rebate labeled smart controller. The program. program is transitioning to a fixed “The majority of the water sav- rebate of up to $75 beginning Nov. 1. ings happen at the beginning and “Smart controller costs have end of the irrigation season when come down since the program’s the temperatures are fluctuating,” inception in 2018. Now you can Shelby Ericksen, the division’s get a great controller starting as conservation coordinator said. low as $59,” said Marcie Larson, the “In the middle of the summer, the division’s manager over water con- division’s Weekly Lawn Watering servation and public information, Guide recommends three water- in a release. “Currently the average ings per week for the entire state. rebate is about $66, so the new As temperatures change, so fixed-rate program that do watering needs, and gives consumers up cutting back your to $75 is a great waterings by just deal and also one saves an allows more average yard rebates about 3,000 to be gallons, so awarded. the water The savings current – and rebate money works – really well for add up.” those Smart who con- want to trollers purchase take the a more guesswork expensive out of how controller.” often and how In the 2020 long to water. General Legislative getty images These devices con- session, the legislature nect to Wi-Fi and access directed the division to switch to a weather data and adjust the fixed-rebate program. The change watering schedule to account for goes into effect Nov. 1, which gives rain, temperature, humidity, UV participants time to determine index and even evapotranspiration which program works best for or “ET” (simply put, the process them and get their rebate turned of evaporating water from leaves in (applicants must apply for through plant transpiration). ET rebate within 30 days of purchase). is important because if you can The statewide rebate program is determine how much water has administered through Utah Water entered and left plants and the Savers. surrounding soil, you can deter- “This change is designed to mine how much water a landscape provide ample opportunity for needs at any point in time. everyone who wants a smart With a smart controller, you controller to afford one because can “set it and forget it” because the rebate can cover the entire you’re letting technology make cost of some models,” said Larson. the watering adjustments your “We’re all responsible to make sure landscape needs. Money-saving we’re doing our part to save Utah’s rebates and information are found most precious resource. These at UtahWaterSavers.com. 16 Friday, October 9, 2020 The Arts & Entertainment showcase ivisn Da County

Spooky Fun at Station Park Ev eryone's favorite villains will be wandering through Station Park to create a haunting C ourtesy photo experience for the FARMINGTON — Looking for through Saturday from 4 p.m. to whole family. 5:30 some family friendly Halloween 9 p.m. and Sunday, 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. p.m. entertainment? Make a stop at Tickets are $5 for two rounds on the to 7:30 Station Park for frightening events course located in Fountain Square. photos taken in front of p.m. and activities throughout the month “Try it once and you may just a spooky virtual back- featuring of October. want to return every weekend, ground, $3 per group. The some cos- From an inflated bumper car because they’re so much fun,” Dave booth is open Thursday through tumed villains course to Galactic Villains, there’s Anderson, general manager of Saturday from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. and and a spooky craft for kids to take something for everyone young and Station Park said in a release. “And Sunday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Photos home and make. old. Starting Oct. 10 kids and adults you just never know who you might are printed in real time at the booth For more information about can cruise and bump their way bump into.” located in Fountain Square. Station Park’s event visit www. through the inflated bumper car Station Park is also offering a Station Park’s free Family First shopatstationpark.com. course of straw bales. The course Virtual Photo Booth where couples, Take-and-Make Drive-Thru Events is open through Oct. 31 Thursday groups or individuals can get their are back Oct. 12, 19 and 26 from [email protected] CPT returning with ‘Broadway Villains in Concert’

CENTERVILLE — CenterPoint nights from Oct. 9 to Oct. 24. songs from the Broadway characters next week’s Davis Clipper. Legacy Theatre is welcoming live Performances begin at 7:30 p.m. each we love to hate,” said marketing coor- CenterPoint Legacy Theatre is performances with its production evening. dinator Amy Gapinski. CPT is social located at 525 North 400 West in of “Broadway Villains in Concert,” The concert will be “featuring some distancing and masks are mandatory. Centerville. Box office number is playing Friday, Saturday and Monday of the most mischievous and diabolical Watch for a review of this concert in 801-298-1302.  2020 Utah general  Election Guide Especially this year, please remember to vote!

Unless you’ve lived in a cave or far away in the forest, you have to be aware that ballots will be sent out next week to the homes of registered voters for this year’s General Election. Voting may be more important this year than at any time in our history, so we encourage you to cast your ballot!

We asked each candidate involved in the General Election to submit a bio or platform statement along with a photograph. Those who did are included in this special section, along with the names of candidates who did not participate. The Davis Clipper has provided this free service to political candidates for many years. Please enjoy this special section and make your choices before Nov. 3.

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Chris Peterson/ Governor/ Karina Brown Lt. Governor Democrat Chris Peterson is a former senior official at Daniel Cottam/ the federal Consumer Barry Short Financial Protection Bureau and the U.S. libertarian Department of Defense. A fifth-generation Utahn, I am Dr. Daniel he is a business law pro- Cottam, and I am fessor at the University the most qualified of Utah. Peterson is candidate running for known for promoting Utah’s Governor. honesty, fair practices, and reasonable safe- As a surgeon, I have guards for consumers. If elected, he will govern been involved in numer- with integrity, teamwork, and transparency. ous original studies Peterson will focus on solutions that matter which use statistics to Utah families instead of privileged insiders to judge success of or party elites. Peterson will work with both surgical techniques. I parties to improve public education, reduce air would put these medical skills to use for the pollution, keep taxes low, promote affordable citizens of Utah during the pandemic. health care, and create good paying jobs. The U.S. is now in a real debate about qualified immunity for government employees. I would ensure that nobody is above the law, and that qualified immunity does not exist in Utah House 1 its current form. We have systematically disenfranchised thousands of home-schooled children. I would Blake Moore pay families who decide to home school their children equally to those who decide to send Republican their children to public school. This will raise teacher pay and improve student outcomes. Blake Moore’s We should not discriminate against children experience makes him based on where they are educated. uniquely qualified to I am the right prescription for a prosperous serve Utah, and he is Utah in these unprecedented times. ready to take the skills he learned as a foreign service officer and as a Spencer Cox/ successful businessman to Congress. Deidre Henderson As a foreign service officer in Washington Republican D.C., with experience in Asia, Blake gained Did not submit a profile firsthand knowledge of the threats posed from foreign adversaries. He learned the difference between what is vital and what is wasteful in government spending. He will fight to protect Greg Duerden and to ensure the future of Hill Air Force Base. As a management consultant, Blake helps Independent American businesses solve complex problems using I’m running for data-driven strategies, and he supports Governor to make policies that will help grow northern and rural change possible and to Utah jobs. America’s problems need innovative bring Utah’s government solutions, not more partisan rhetoric. back to being proper. We commit to, AND USING CONSTITUTIONAL Darren Perry SOLUTIONS to issues (e.g., COVID response Democrat was totally uncon- stitutional), being Did not submit a profile transparent, telling the truth. This campaign is all about change and proper government. Utahns need an Independent truth. We seek to improve Public Education (K-12 Utah House 2 primarily) by paying K-12 teachers National Median Salary (without raising taxes!) statewide, funding more certified teachers, Rob Latham reorganizing State School Board. Our campaign has documented abuses of libertarian Utah GOP elected officials which have caused Didn’t vote for the harm to the State of Utah and our state’s largest corporate reputation – for details see www.gduerden. robbery of taxpayers in us. We fully support and advocate for the U.S. history (CARES Act). “Principles of Proper Government.” Didn’t vote to Greg is married to Judith, after being reauthorize the ongoing widowed twice; they count 18 children, 73 warrantless searches grandchildren, six great-grands. and abuses of innocent Americans enabled by the FISA Act and USA Th i e Dav s Clipper 2020 Utah General Election Guide Fr iday, October 9, 2020 19

PATRIOT Act (H.R. 6172). interest income. Didn’t vote for what FreedomWorks calls • Strengthened Utah’s AAA bond rating and “The Generational Theft Act” (H.R. 3877). saved $91 million through refinancing. Didn’t vote against amendment to prohibit • Returned over $200 million in lost money unauthorized military force in or against Iran to Utah families and businesses. (H.R. 2500). • Enhanced financial literacy in Utah by Represented prevailing appellant in In re administering the Stock Market Game in Utah B.T.B., 2020 UT 60. schools, collaborating with the State Board Parental Defense Alliance of Utah, 2019 of Education on financial literacy curriculum Appellate Attorney of the Year. and assessment, and launching the Women Successfully defended parents responding in the Money Utah Financial Empowerment to DCFS petitions to terminate their parental Conference; and rights. • Worked with the Legislature on legislation Won multiple jury and bench trial acquittals that protects Utahns’ property rights, for clients. modernizes banking and investment practices, Successfully challenged numerous and enhances the accountability of local unreasonable searches and seizures of clients. governments in their use of debt. Former prosecutor for Big Water, Utah. With 20 years private sector experience in Has successfully and tenaciously advocated banking and investments and a finance degree for the interests of fellow Utahns for more from the University of Washington, David has than a generation. the professional background needed to excel Supports all your freedoms, all the time. No as Utah’s treasurer. exceptions. No exclusions. Freeutahns.org Richard Proctor Chris Stewart Constitution

Republican Did not submit a profile I’m Congressman Chris Stewart. Thank Joseph Speciale you for your support these past 8 years libertarian in the House of Representatives. Did not submit a profile As senior member of the House Intelligence Committee, I continue to defend our U.S. State House 13 Military and national security. As a former Air Force pilot, this work is particularly important to me. Paul Ray For the past several years, I’ve worked on the legislation creating the national suicide Republican prevention 988 hotline number. This will be one of the most significant things I do in Congress. Did not submit a profile America is exceptional. History shows that the American people are overwhelmingly good. We defend the defenseless, give aid to the Tab Uno disenfranchised, and always try to rise above our mistakes. Democrat My family’s creed is Duty…Honor…Service. This is what my wife and I have tried to teach My personal thanks our children and grandchildren. It’s been a to the 903 residents privilege to be your Congressman, serving the that offered up com- people of Utah and I ask for your vote this ments last year about November. concerns they hope our State Legislature will address. My name is Tab Lyn Uno, a Kael Weston native of Utah, with a state clinical social Democrat worker license and a Did not submit a profile Masters in Public Administration from the University of Utah seeking to represent our district with integrity and compassionate responsiveness. Our community wants its state representative to improve our roads, State Treasurer make our state government listen to and act on our concerns and initiatives passed by the public, improve our schools, and control David Damschen health care costs. I have taken the time to listen and I care enough to be your best Republican state representative in decades with the Utah Treasurer David most qualifications and experience. Make Damschen is a proven your vote count and help me take back our fiscal conservative ded- government. For more information see my icated to performance website at: https://www.tablynunoforutah- and transparency. David house.com/ has: • Overseen the prudent investment of public funds, generating over $2 billion in 20 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 2020 Utah General Election Guide Th i e Dav s Clipper Th i e Dav s Clipper 2020 Utah General Election Guide Fr iday, October 9, 2020 21

Redistricting in Utah, and serving in Utah state leadership for a non-partisan political Cheryl Nunn State House 14 organization called Stand Up Republic. In that State House 18 position, Ammon met with Utah’s congres- Democrat sional delegation to advocate for better Cheryl will represent Olivia Jaramillo protections for the rule of law, the freedom of the voter’s preferences Timothy D. Hawkes the press, and the security of our elections. and initiatives over Democrat Ammon believes that listening to voters campaign donors, unlike Republican and representing their interests should be her opponent has shown Olivia Jaramillo legislators’ first priority, so last year when the Did not submit a profile was born and raised in his legislative vote legislature altered voter-approved initiatives history. Cheryl plans in Mexico, immigrated and passed unpopular tax reforms, Ammon when she was 14, and to do pretty much the was spurred to run for office. Besides his opposite. She would Katherine D. Nicholson joined the United States passion for better government, he also enjoys Air Force in 1999. She have voted against the Democrat distance running, reading good books, and “Inland Port” with its served tours to Iraq in playing with his four young sons. support of Operation low pay jobs and added pollution. Instead, Did not submit a profile Iraqi Freedom, seven she would acquire clean high tech/pay job years in Europe, and alternatives. She will continue to fight against humanitarian missions Brad Wilson Tax Reform that he voted for (it reduced the into Sub-Saharan Africa (Mozambique, tax burden on the rich and increased it on our State House 19 Republican Cameroon, Nigeria, South Africa). She’s written low and middle-income families.) Over many decades of her career, Cheryl local and regional Military Legislation. She As a lifelong resident has used her corporate and financial analytic retired from Active Duty Service after 20 years of Davis County, I skills for start-up, operations, and advisory Cameron Dransfield in March 2019. She currently Chairs the North have chosen to raise work for companies and non-profit organiza- Davis Communities that Care Coalition, and in my family and start a Constitution tions, and individuals. conjunction with Davis County Commissioners, business here. I believe Cheryl has a business degree in finance founded the Davis County Multicultural that each of us has a Cameron A. from the Marriott School of Business at Committee; which is currently working with responsibility to ensure Dransfield, candidate for Brigham Young University. Davis County Sheriff and other municipalities on that this area remains the Utah State House Voting is an act of service. Please vote for enhancing first responder’s training to include the ideal place to live, of Representatives – our neighbors, our kids’ futures, our families, Implicit bias/race relations sensitivity education. work, and play. District 19, stands on the and our communities. She is committed and advocates for the When I first ran platform of defending prosperity of Utah’s middle class, a proper State for the legislature, I committed to working our Constitutional way tax reform, public education, the environment, diligently to preserve the tremendous quality of life and the moral and minority communities such as veterans and of life we enjoy in Utah. Brent Zimmerman foundations outlined the elderly. Olivia lives in Syracuse with her son. My continued commitment is that I will in the Declaration of fight for what is important to you. My focus is libertarian Independence. He is a dedicated supporter of personal, religious, and on providing excellent education opportuni- Did not submit a profile Karianne Lisonbee ties and funding, promoting policies friendly national freedoms. for job growth and economic expansion, and As a veteran of the United States Army, Cameron continues to take seriously his oath Republican opposing governmental overreach. Campaign website: https://www.votebrad- to “support and defend the Constitution of Karianne graduated wilson.com/ State House 17 the United States.” He has done so through from BYU. She and her various leadership roles as a soldier and a husband Seth have Non-Commissioned Officer. His grit stems six children and three Stewart E. Barlow from years of demanding work in the rows of grandchildren. the farm, the ditches of the construction site, She serves as State House 16 Republican and the trenches of the military. Chair of the House Cameron and his wife Katrina grew up in the Judiciary Committee, Did not submit a profile West Bountiful/Bountiful area and are graduates on the Public Education Steve Handy of Bountiful High School. They have been Appropriations and married for over 10 years and have one daughter. Economic Development republican Eric Last They feel blessed to call Bountiful home. Committees, and is appointed to the Women Steve Handy is the in the Economy Commission. Democrat Republican state rep- She has worked hard to safeguard taxpayer resentative for District My name is Eric Ray Ward funds, increase accountability, and protect 16 covering parts of Last and I'm running businesses and individuals from onerous, Layton, Clearfield and to represent Utah Republican costly regulations. Karianne champions the Hill Air Force Base. He House District 17. The fundamental rights of all people to life, Ray Ward, MD-PhD, was appointed in 2010 Republican Party in Utah liberty, and property. has represented House and has been reelected has a supermajority in District 19 (Bountiful) five times. our legislature. This has in the Utah Legislature His is the Chairman of the effect of stifling since 2015. As a physi- the Political Subdivisions competing ideas, and cian, he has interest and State House 15 Committee and serves on the Public Utilities creates pressure on our expertise in health care Energy and Technology Committee and Natural elected representatives policy. He has sponsored Resources, Agriculture and Environment to answer to corporations and special interests legislation to combat the Ammon Gruwell Appropriations Sub Committee. instead of individual voters. I’m working to opioid epidemic, improve Handy is a Co-Chair of the Legislature’s bring balance to Utah’s government. Medicaid, provide family United Utah Bi-Partisan Clean Air Caucus. Recently, several referendums have been planning services for those in poverty, and Steve has a B.S. in English and an M.S. in approved by Utah voters because they didn’t reduce counterproductive medical red tape. He Ammon is a native Human Resources Management from the feel like their voice has been heard. Not only Utahn and graduate believes our priority should be policies that are University of Utah. did our legislators make changes to those good for businesses and families. of Brigham Young He served eight years on the Layton City referendums after they passed, they have University. He works as Ray grew up in Bountiful and with his wife, Council. worked to make it harder for citizens to get Beverly, raised their three children there. an Electrical Engineer His professional career has been in referendums on the ballot. We can do better and project lead at He is a family practice physician and enjoys advertising, marketing and public relations. than that. Please help me with your vote. working with Medicaid and Medicare patients L3Harris Technologies Steve’s wife, Holly, is the Assistant Director in Salt Lake City. and with individuals recovering from opioid of the Career and Technical Education dependence. He served for many years as a His past political Department for the Davis School District. involvement includes Jeanette Proctor scoutmaster and helped organize and run They have been married for 46 years, have six the Valley View Elementary Chess Club and volunteering for Evan children and 17 grandchildren. They have lived McMullin’s 2016 campaign, advocating for Constitution Bountiful Math Circle. He hopes you will give in Layton for 42 years. him a call or send him an email if you have an Ranked-Choice Voting and Independent Did not submit a profile Website: SteveHandyUtah.com issue that you would like to discuss. 22 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 2020 Utah General Election Guide Th i e Dav s Clipper Th i e Dav s Clipper 2020 Utah General Election Guide Fr iday, October 9, 2020 23 State House 20 State Auditor Jeffrey Ostler D aVIS School Board 2 Constitution Melissa Garff Ballard John Dougall Did not submit a profile Amanda Olson

Republican Republican I’m a parent of current DSD students; Melissa is the State Auditor John D aVIS School Board 1 that’s my most incumbent for the “Frugal” Dougall important qualification. Utah House of is a staunch fiscal I have spent my Representatives conservative committed Liz Mumford career as a researcher representing North Salt to key principles: and educator at four Lake, West Bountiful, fiscal discipline, limited Did not submit a profile different universities, Woods Cross, and government and a focus both public and private, Bountiful. She is on performance and across the United currently serving on the accountability. States. I know what it legislative education Dougall is the Gary Widders takes to get every kind of student across the committee, trans- taxpayer’s watchdog, Every year our Davis high school finish line and onto a higher ed portation committee, higher education working to ensure their tax dollars are spent County property taxes path they like and that makes sense for their appropriations, the Governor’s Education legally, efficiently, and effectively. Dougall increase, the majority future. Excellence Committee, and is the Chair of believes the State Auditor should provide funding public edu- I know how to find and use data wisely the Utah Marriage Commission. She has the public an independent assessment of cation, often without to create the best benefit for educators and sponsored legislation on education funding financial operation, statutory compliance, and proven justifications and learners. transparency, water usage, telehealth, Legacy performance management for state and local with no end in sight. The I know how to advocate for voices that Highway, and recognizing women in Utah as government. DSB directly increases aren’t always the loudest. the first to vote in the entire nation. As a 10-year legislator, Dougall consistently our taxes. These taxes I know how to listen to and support Melissa has managed her professional championed Utah’s taxpayers, including raise rents, which hurt teachers and families. piano studio for more than 23 years and co- sponsoring the largest tax cut in Utah’s the very people the DSB I know how to represent the people who released an album in 2020, collaborating with history and helping protect the State’s AAA (falsely) claim to care about! Our schools and have trusted me with their vote. world-renowned violinist David Park. She is bond rating and its best-managed ranking. communities need better representation and I’m committed to improved transparency the Co-Founder of the Salt Lake Head Start Vote Frugal! not the special interests, especially not the and increased accountability at the district Advisory Board and the Founding Chair of the Contact Information: union. We need fiscally sound officials who level, and I know we can improve Davis U of U School of Music Advisory Board. 4968 Alpine Circle make decisions based on facts. Let’s reverse County Schools. Let’s make it happen She is the mother of six children and Highland, UT 84003 the unnecessary tax escalations levied on together. married to Craig Bowen Ballard. Together they 801-610-9402 our county’s residents. Furthermore, COVID-19 voteamandaolson.com recently presided over the Oregon Portland [email protected] places a direct financial burden on families. A Mission 2014-2017. VoteFrugal.com budget cut is in order (propose 2015 or earlier levels) and enact a countywide tax credit to John Robison the property owners. I will seek out coalitions Phil Graves Brian L. Fabbi to represent these and the concerns of indi- Did not submit a profile viduals in our communities. Please take this Democrat United Utah survey and allow me to hear out and represent Did not submit a profile Did not submit a profile your DSB concerns. Visit www.vote-for-less-tax. com and vote for Gary Widders.

Unopposed candidates The following candidates are running unopposed this year:

Todd Weiler State Senate Dist. 23 Mark Altom Davis County Treasurer Richard Maughn Davis County Recorder Randy B. Elliott Davis County Commission Max B. Elliott Davis County Surveyor Dale Peterson Davis County Assessor Brigit L. Gerrard Davis School Board Dist. 4 24 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 2020 Utah General Election Guide Th i e Dav s Clipper The Davis Clipper Fr iday, October 9, 2020 Friday, October 9, 2020 life 25 Community so& Pner al tInteres in Disav County Life Ask — an — Expert October yard & garden tips

getty images utumn is officially here, and from the garden once the harvest » Plant spring-blooming bulbs bindweed (morning glory). there is much to look forward is complete. This will help reduce through early November. » The last lawn mowing of the to – pumpkins on the porch, overwintering sites for insect pests. » Consider planting trees and season should be 1-1 ½ inches high to appleA cider, cooler temperatures and » Protect tomatoes from early minimize disease problems. shrubs in the fall to enhance root walks through crunchy leaves. But frost by covering the plants with a establishment. » Apply a quick-release nitrogen before you get too comfortable, don’t blanket or tarp. » Dig tender perennials such fertilizer after the last mowing (late forget there are still yard and garden » Overwinter carrots, beets and as gladiolas, dahlias, begonias and October to early November) for early end-of-season tasks to be done. Here parsnips in the ground by placing canna lilies after the foliage has died green-up next spring. are tips from the Utah State University mulch over them. This prevents the down and store them in a cool, 45-50 Extension Gardeners Almanac to help. ground from freezing. F, dry location. Pests and Problems: » Consider adding a smaller » Rototill leaves, compost and/or » Protect trunks of young trees » Send diseased vegetable plants structure such as a low tunnel or a manure into the vegetable garden to from winter cracking by wrapping and leaves to the local landfill. larger high tunnel to extend your enhance the soil microbe activity. them with a white reflective tree wrap. » Use burlap or other soft materi- growing season. » Limit rose pruning to heading » Dig and remove annual flower als to wrap evergreens to prevent » Learn how and when to harvest back excessively long canes. This plantings. snow breakage. winter squash. Store winter squash will help prevent damage from heavy » Plant cold-hardy annuals » Treat for Coryneum blight in in a cool, 50-55 F, dry location. snow loads. such as pansies, primrose, kale and stone fruits (cherries, peaches, nec- » Plant garlic cloves from mid-Oc- » Cut back ornamental grasses in ornamental cabbage. tarines, apricots and plums) when 50 tober through early November. snow-prone areas once the foliage » Prune out (to the ground) percent of leaves have dropped. » Click here for a list of fall cleanup has died down; otherwise, leave raspberry canes that have fruited. » Clean up and discard fallen fruit chores and good landscape practices. them until spring and enjoy the » Fall is the best time to control to reduce overwintering sites for » Remove vegetable plants vertical accent during winter. tough perennial weeds such as field disease and insect pests. 26 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 life The Davis Clipper Weber State University October events

Tuesday (Oct. 13) Wed. & Thurs. (Oct. 21 & 22) WSU’s Hall Global Entrepreneurship WSU’s Telitha E. Lindquist College Center hosts the Weber Entrepreneurs of Arts & Humanities presents selec- Lecture Series, Dan Young, PC tions from H.M.S. Pinafore, a musical Laptops founder, 6 p.m., weber.zoom. about love and high jinx on the open us/j/99608916095, free, register at sea, 7:30 p.m., online event, link given https://wels_danyoung.eventbrite.com, upon registration, weber.edu/artscal- [email protected]. endar, free, [email protected]. Tuesday (Oct. 13) Wednesday (Oct. 21) WSU’s Lindquist College of Arts WSU’s Women’s Center hosts & Humanities hosts “Browning “Lunafest,” film festival that features Presents: Chloé Valdary,” The Theory films by, for and about women, noon, of Enchantment developer, 7:30 p.m., online event, register at eventbrite. online event, link given upon regis- com/e/lunafest-tickets-117808720053, tration, weber.edu/artscalendar, free, [email protected]. [email protected]. Wednesday (Oct. 14): WSU’s Thursday (Oct. 22) Outdoor Program hosts the 16th WSU’s Goddard School of Business annual Gear Sale and Swap, 8 a.m.-3 & Economics hosts the Nye Lecture p.m., online event, weber.edu/outdoor, Series: Diana George, Bank of America 801-626-6373, outdoorprogram@ senior vice president, noon, weber. weber.edu. zoom.us/j/92391592357?pwd=UE- w5R0xoVnk0ODhleEFkOVVCOVh- Thursday (Oct. 15) KZz09, free, [email protected]. WSU’s Goddard School of Business & Economics hosts the Nye Lecture Friday (Oct. 23) Series: Matt Wardle, JD Machine WSU’s College of Social & Behavioral Corporation president, noon, weber. Sciences hosts the Neuroscience zoom.us/j/92391592357?pwd=UE- Program Lecture Series: The Craving w5R0xoVnk0ODhleEFkOVVCOVh- Mind, Judson Brewer, Brown University, KZz09, free, [email protected]. associate professor and director of Research and Innovation, Mindfulness Thursday (Oct. 15) Center, 2 p.m., online event, free register WSU’s Honors Program hosts at weber.zoom.us/webinar/register/ “Your Vote, Your Voice: Why it Matters,” WN_bMf-clg0SJSY4jtnmKsnbw, weber. student panel discussion about the edu/neuroscience/NSLectureSeries. importance of voting, noon, online html. event, free, contact meganmoulding@ weber.edu for Zoom link. Saturday (Oct. 24) WSU’s Outdoor Program hosts Thursday (Oct. 15) the Summit Series: Ben Lomond Peak, WSU’s Lindquist College of Arts & 7 a.m., meet at Outdoor Program, Humanities presents “Crushing the pre-registration required, weber.edu/ Curve: Behind the Curtain,” a behind- outdoor/summit-series.html. the-scenes look at WSU’s production of “Pippin,” featuring singing, dancing Tuesday (Oct. 27) and interviews with the cast, crew WSU’s Telitha E. Lindquist College and designers 7:30 p.m., online event, of Arts & Humanities presents the link given upon registration, weber. WSU Jazz Ensemble concert, 7:30 edu/artscalendar, free, cassiesmith1@ p.m., online event, link given upon weber.edu. registration, weber.edu/artscalendar, free, [email protected]. Monday (Oct. 19) WSU’s Outdoor Program hosts Thursday (Oct. 29) the weekly climbing night, 5-8 p.m., WSU’s Goddard School of Business 9th Street Crag (far east end of 9th & Economics hosts the Nye Lecture Street, Ogden), free, youth under 18 Series: Amy Nuttall, UMB Fund Services must be accompanied by an adult, managing director, noon, weber.zoom. early registration required, weber.edu/ us/j/92391592357?pwd=UEw5R0x- outdoor/ogden-weeklyclimbingnight. oVnk0ODhleEFkOVVCOVhKZz09, free, html, 801-626-6373. [email protected]. The Davis Clipper life Fr iday, October 9, 2020 27 O bituaries

Collin David Stevenson Robert Charles Anderson Fred Walker Rucker Feb. 16, 1992 – Sept. 23, 2020 December 13, 1936- May 18, 1930 – Sept. 30, 2020. Collin David Stevenson has Sept. 22, 2020 Fred quietly slipped away at his passed away much too soon. Collin Robert Charles Anderson joined home at the age of 90 surrounded by is survived by his father, Troy the heavenly choir on Sept. 22, his family. Stevenson, his grandmother, Linda 2020. He was born on Dec. 13, 1936 Fred was the son of Addie Christian Talber, and his grandfather, David to Jesse Christian Anderson and Wilkerson Rucker and William Richard Stevenson. Collin is also survived Fern Viola Barrett in Salt Lake City. Rucker. He is preceded in death by his by his siblings, Schyler Wells, Cody After graduating from East High parents, seven of his eight siblings Neerings, Crystal Neerings, and School in 1955, Robert enlisted in the and survived by Leona R. Anderson. Cameron Hinds. Collin was preceded U.S. Navy, serving honorably as an Fred met the love of his life Carol in death by his loving mother, aviation electronics technician. He Dee Green and married her in the Salt Colette Neerings. had a passion for flying and later in Lake Temple on Sept. 13, 1956. They Collin had more heart than anyone life joined the Civil Air Patrol. Upon were married for 64 years. Together we have ever met. It didn’t matter completing his military service, Robert Fred and Carol had four children. Jaren your past, your present, or your problems, he was always worked as a meter reader for Utah Power and Light and served a (Yan), Laurie (Rafe), Lynette (Brad), and preceded in death by his there to lend a helping hand, an understanding ear, a voice of stake mission in Salt Lake City. He married Robin Hansen in 1965 son Joel (Denise). He was blessed with nine grandchildren, and reason, and a heart of white gold. Intelligent, loving, under- and together they had four children: Robert, Rama, Renae, and eight great-grandchildren, all whom he loved to spend time with. standing, he was a shining ray of hope in the darkest of times. Raelyn. His children remember his love for singing, especially He served honorably in the Korean War, and served his first LDS This tragedy has truly left this world a far darker place. We can where the acoustics were best – in the shower. He worked for mission in Virginia. Later in life, Fred and Carol enjoyed serving only take comfort in knowing he is with the other greats that Hansen Oil as a trucker, in the research department at Kennecott a mission for the church together in New York. He served many returned to grace on the other side before having lived their Copper Mines, and as a sales rep for School Specialty Supply Co. church callings throughout his life. He was a loving and devoted full lives. Collin stood for being solid with love, loyalty, and eventually returning to school to earn a bachelor’s degree from member of the church, and always let the Lord light the way. respect. He represented fully in his family and friendships. We Weber State University. Fred was a very hard worker and taught his family how to take note on the love and support we have received. He will be Robert enjoyed fishing and hiking and was an avid lover of work hard and play hard. Whenever Fred wasn’t working you dearly missed. photography and poetry. He raised his family in Bountiful and could find him traveling the world with his wife and family, or Funeral arrangements are still to be determined. later moved to St. George for a time, finally settling in Spring lost in the desert on his motorcycle. He enjoyed the outdoors City where he wrote poetry, enjoyed the outdoors, walks, hikes, and always wanted one more ride on his dirt bike. He supported and photographing the wildlife that frequented his yard. his family throughout all their adventures. You could often catch He will be remembered and missed by his children Robert him wearing his cowboy hat, holding Carol’s hand and sitting in Jack L Putnam R. Anderson (Julie), Rama Allred (Rodney), Renae Lipscomb the stands supporting his family. (J.R.), Raelyn Bell, grandchildren, and three siblings: Kenneth Fred is forever loved and will be greatly missed by his family 1926-2020 Anderson (Jenny), Elvona Goeckeritz (the late Raimound), and and friends, but who are comforted knowing he is taking a Jack L Putnam, age 94, passed away Ron Anderson. He is survived by many in-laws, nieces, nephews, motorcycle ride in the big desert in the sky with Joel and all his on Sept. 29, 2020 incident to age. He 13 grandchildren, one great-grandchild and a host of loving riding buddies. was a devoted husband and father. extended family and friends. No words better sum the hope of The family would like to thank Fred’s Angels on Earth for Jack was born on April 3, 1926 in his family than his own poem: the love and support and for the help of Abby and Lisa from Bountiful to Joseph Owen and Breta Dignity Hospice. Due to the current pandemic condition’s funeral Lee Putnam. He graduated from Life Will Go On services will be held privately. Respects may be made through Davis High School and two months Parting is sad but not permanent you see Russon Mortuary in Bountiful, www.russonmortuary.com. later he married his high school We’ll meet again, both you and me In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to your favorite sweetheart, Geneve Holbrook, on charity. July 19, 1943. Their marriage was Where the air is fresh, the breezes sweet… solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple on Dec. 15, 1943. They were married Death is no end, life will go on T he deadline for submitting almost 60 years before Geneve We’ll greet each other and eternally, perfectly belong. passed away in 2003. He later married DeOna Sorenson Oyler Death is no end, life will go on. an obituary or people on March 27, 2004. He was called into World War II in 1944 and served in Viewing and Funeral services were held Monday, Sept. 28, announcement is Monday Okinawa. He was part of the occupying forces in Japan where he 2020. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. at The Church of Jesus served as a member of General McArthur’s Honor Guard. Christ of Latter-day Saints meetinghouse in Spring City. at 4 p.m. to be published in Jack was a devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ Funeral services are rendered through Rasmussen Mortuary, Friday’s newspaper of Latter-day Saints. He served in many capacities during his Mt. Pleasant. life. Jack and Geneve served missions to the England Coventry Mission and Washington Seattle Mission. Additionally, Jack and DeOna served a mission to the Indiana Indianapolis Mission. He later served a Church Service Mission at the St. George Bishop’s Storehouse. Additionally, Jack cherished his service in the Vernal and St. George Temples. Jack loved to camp, fish, and vacation and always included his wife and daughters in these activities. He lovingly untangled numerous fishing lines for his daughters and grandchildren. In fact, his friends called his Flaming Gorge boat the “Nursery” because it was often filled with his grandchildren. He is survived by his wife, DeOna; daughters, Jacklyn Barkley, Melinda (Paul) Rogers, Randie Riegler, and Robin (Craig) Stephens; 13 grandchildren; 38 great-grandchildren; seven great-great grandchildren; sister, Dorothy Nelson; and brother, Marvin (Pat) Putnam. He is preceded in death by his wife, Geneve; son-in-law Robert Barkley; his parents; and brothers, Dale, Wayne, and Paul Putnam. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m., Monday, Oct. 5, 2020 at Midvale Union Fort Stake Center, 7155 S. 540 East, Midvale, preceded with a viewing from 10 to 10:45 a.m. Due to COVID, the viewing and services were by invitation only. The burial was at the Bountiful City Cemetery, with military honors. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. 28 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 life The Davis Clipper O bituaries

Jon Edwin Bouwhuis Jerry Burningham Kilpack David Lynn Munk 1942-2020 Jerry Burningham Kilpack 1954-2020 On Saturday, Oct. 3, 2020, Jon passed away on Sept. 30, David Lynn Munk, age 65, died at his home Edwin Bouwhuis, loving husband, 2020, after a long, coura- on Oct. 3, 2020 with his wife and children by father, and grandfather, passed geous battle with leukemia. his side. away at home surrounded by loved Jerry grew up in Bountiful, He was born on Thanksgiving Day, 1954 ones at the age of 78 from the where she played with her to Mark Crawford Munk and Adria Veona effects of GBM4 (Glioblastoma), one cousins, building treasured Jacobson. He was the oldest of four children. year to the date he was diagnosed memories and planting deep Dave moved to Farmington at a young age with brain cancer. roots. and spent the majority of his life there. After losing four babies shortly Jerry graduated from Davis Dave married Louise Rallison in 1978 and after birth, Jon’s parents, Jessie Van High School in Kaysville, and had two amazing children, Timothy and Orden and William Paul Bouwhuis, it was there that she met Jennifer. welcomed Jon in Roy on May 8, 1942, her sweetheart, John Kilpack. He was a humble, hardworking man of the third of the four surviving chil- The pair became inseparable many talents, enjoying all things mechanical dren. His dad died in December of 1943 and he spent his early and were married a few years after graduation. The and being active. He had a thirst for knowledge and often tried his hand years in Logan. He was mostly known as Ned, a nickname, in dynamic duo would go on to have a beautiful family. at new skills. He was always willing to help others. his younger years. Jon graduated Logan High School in 1960 They had two sons, Kurt and Doug, and eventually Dave (and Louise) looked forward to his weekly night out with the and then served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of became grandparents to seven grandchildren and six guys, dubbed “Munk Wednesday” – a 30 plus year tradition. He valued Latter-day Saints in NSW Australia. great-grandchildren. his long-term friendships and was always increasing his circle of Following his mission, Jon attended Utah State University Grandma Jerry, as she was affectionately called by friends. on a ROTC scholarship and married Jeanette Gardener with her grandchildren, always took time to ensure that her He was a member of the Utah British Bike Club, a member of the whom he had six children. While at Utah State he sang with grandkids knew they were loved. From cards covered Deseret Chapter of the Hudson Essex Terraplane Club and a trustee of a folk music group called the Balladiers and has remained with stickers, to sleepovers, and back-to-school- the Richard W. Erickson Foundation. lifelong friends with members of the group. He graduated shopping runs, she gave and loved so generously. He worked at and retired from USAA Insurance Company. He was with a degree in Fine Arts and immediately joined the Air After retirement, she and John set out on a motorcade a mentor to those he supervised and maintained connections with Force. Jon’s love for flying started as a very young boy. He’d adventure that lasted nearly 30 years. The couple employees after he retired. save up all the coins he had, ride his bike down to the local divided their time between St. George, Utah, Arizona, David is survived by his wife Louise, children Timothy (Regina) Munk, airport, and ask the pilots for a ride. He served two tours California, Mexico, and Star Valley, Wyoming, where Jennifer Munk Hills and three grandchildren Elizabeth, Naomi, and in Vietnam as a B-52 pilot, logging 537 combat flight hours. Jerry loved to golf, “do coffee” with her friends, and Benjamin. He was stationed in Arizona, California, Utah, England, and play cards. (She played a mean game of pinochle!) Jerry A graveside service was held on Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 11 a.m. at the Montana. He retired from active military status, settled his will be remembered for so many things, but her family Farmington Cemetery, 500 S. 200 East, Farmington, in the southeast family in West Point and worked as a civilian at Hill Air Force will miss her wit, twinkle-eyed sense of humor, and corner of the cemetery. Condolences and memories may be expressed to Base. He and Jeanette later divorced. tight squeezes. the family at www.russonmortuary.com/obituaries. In 1985, Jon reconnected with LeNore Thackeray, who We will be honoring Jerry’s life at a graveside We are all saddened that he is gone, but are comforted knowing he had three children from a previous marriage, and they were service on Friday, Oct. 9, 2 p.m. at the Bountiful City is at peace. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in his name to the married on Dec. 7, 25 years after she said she’d “wait” for him Cemetery. Huntsman Cancer Foundation. when he left on his mission. They combined their “yours and mine” and were surprised with an “ours” almost two years later. They made their home together in Bountiful for almost 35 years. Jon retired from HAFB in 1997 and spent the remainder of his life devoted to his family, serving in the community, church callings and service missions, family history, the BDAC The deadline (Board Chairman), tending his beautiful yard and garden, and traveling all over the world taking pictures with LeNore. He for sub- was an incredible photographer and artist and enjoyed shar- ing his talents with others. He was a man of many hobbies including stamp collecting, drawing, wood working, taking mitting an everything apart and putting it back together, sculpting, playing the guitar and singing. He was a jack-of-all-trades and literally could fix anything. He spent a lot of his time obituary or working on home improvement projects for his kids and even completely gutted his current home down to the studs and remodeled it almost completely on his own. He was a faith- people an- filled, simple and practical man, and an incredible teacher. He served his neighbors in multiple bishoprics, the high council, gospel doctrine teacher, and ward and stake mission leader. nouncement He is survived by his loving wife, LeNore; his children: Jon P. (Pam) Bouwhuis, JoAnne (Craig) Carter, Janina (Scott) is Monday Keller, Jay (Aubrey) Bouwhuis, James Bouwhuis, Jena (Gregg) Tatarian, Ryan (Shauna) Young, Rob (Karyn) Young, Laura Franke, and Jalene (Lincoln) Taylor; his 31 grandchildren, and at 4 p.m. to 10 great grandchildren. He is also survived by his siblings: Steven (Shirlee) Bouwhuis, sister-in-law Phyllis Bouwhuis, and Karen (Kent) Cardon. His parents William and Jessie, brother be published David, and four infant siblings, precede him in death. Private family viewing and funeral services will be held on Friday, Oct. 9, 2020 at Russon Brother’s Mortuary. in Friday’s A public viewing for family and friends was held from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8. newspaper Due to COVID-19 restrictions, you may attend the funeral services virtually at Russon Mortuary and Crematory Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/ Russon-Mortuary-Crematory-105412734572327/ Friends are invited to the graveside service with military honors at 12:30 p.m. at the Bountiful City Cemetery, 2224 S. 200 West, Bountiful. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. www.davisclipper.com The Davis Clipper life Fr iday, October 9, 2020 29 teleo visi n guide

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FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 9, 2020 SUNDAY EVENING OCTOBER 11, 2020 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ^ KUTV News ET AtHome Vid. Undercover Boss Blue Bloods ’ News Late Show-Colbert Corden ^ KUTV 60 Minutes (N) ’ 60 Minutes (N) ’ ››› “Clueless” (1995) ’ News Talkin’ Sports (N) America $ KTVX News NBA 2020 NBA Finals: Heat vs Lakers Kimmel News Jimmy Kimmel Nightline $ KTVX 2020 NBA Finals: Lakers vs Heat To Be Announced Jimmy Kimmel News Real Inside Feel % KSL News News American Ninja Warrior “Qualifier 4” ’ Dateline NBC (N) News Tonight Show Meyers % KSL Football (6:20) NFL Football Minnesota Vikings at Seattle Seahawks. NFL Edit. News News Sports Paid Prg. _ KUED PBS NewsHour (N) Wash Hinckley American Masters “Lennon NYC” Served? R. 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I’m so excited to hear that the I was a fan of “Pan Am” and enjoy Michael Mosley, who played Ted Has there been any news on reality show “The Amazing watching it again on Amazon Vanderway, has had regular roles on the Alaskan Bush family on the Race”Q: is coming back. It was always my Q:Prime. What happened to the cast since “Longmire,” “Castle” and “Ozark,” among Brown’sQ: son Matt? I’m amazed that favorite because it wasn’t just people it was canceled? They were great, but I others. Kelli Garner, who played Kate none of them have mentioned him at bickering, and since I can’t afford haven’t seen them since the series. — J.H. Cameron, starred as the tragic Marilyn all. —P.B. to travel the world, watching “The “Pan Am,” named after the in the miniseries “The Secret Life of Matt Brown left the Discovery Amazing Race” is the next best thing. glamorous international airline of Marilyn Monroe” and was in another Channel’s hit show “Alaskan How much longer do I need to wait for theA: 1960s, lasted just one short season one-season drama, “The Enemy BushA: People” a couple years ago after new episodes? — S.B. on ABC before it was Within,” which starred he became addicted to alcohol and The 32nd installment of “The canceled in 2012. Sony Jennifer Carpenter. had a falling out with his family. He Amazing Race” was actually Pictures Television The two most did a stay at the Betty Ford Center filmedA: back in November 2018, but tried to get Amazon to famous alumni of and has been sober for two years, but CBS is finally set to broadcast it pick it up for a second “Pan Am” are David according to RadarOnline, the family, beginning Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 9 season, but that deal Harbour and Margot including his siblings, doesn’t want p.m. ET. According to TVLine.com, didn’t work out. Robbie. Harbour Matt back in the picture. the globetrotting competitors will The cast has done stars in the hit series You can follow Matt on Instagram touch down in Trinidad, France, well since. Christina “Stranger Things” and @MattBrown511, where he showcases Germany and Brazil, and include Ricci was already a can be seen in the his artwork and quiet new life in NFL stars DeAngelo Williams and household name before starring in upcoming Marvel movie “Black Widow.” California. Gary Barnidge and Olympic hurdlers “Pan Am” as stewardess Maggie Ryan Robbie is a two-time Academy Award Kellie Wells-Brinkley and LaVonne and has since gone on to play Lizzie nominee for her roles in “I, Tonya” Idlette. Representing us average folk Borden in a miniseries. Next up for her and “Bombshell.” Next up for her is a Send me your questions at are paired-up siblings, couples, and a is the survival drama “Yellowjackets” starring role in the film “Barbie,” based [email protected], or write me father and son duo. on Showtime, about a soccer team on the popular line of Mattel toys. at KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, FL *** whose plane crashes. *** 32803. (c) 2020 King Features Synd., Inc.

MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 12, 2020 WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 14, 2020 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ^ KUTV Debate Big Brother (N) ’ One Day One Day Manhunt-Game News Late Show-Colbert Corden ^ KUTV News ET Big Brother (N) ’ The Amazing Race S.W.A.T. ’ News Late Show-Colbert Corden $ KTVX News Inside Dancing With the Stars “’80s Night” ’ Emergency Call (N) News Jimmy Kimmel Nightline $ KTVX News Inside ›››‡ “Coco” (2017) (N) ’ (9:02) The Con ’ News Jimmy Kimmel Nightline % KSL News News American Ninja Warrior “Semifinals 1” (9:01) Dateline NBC News Tonight Show Meyers % KSL News News 2020 Billboard Music Awards (N Same-day Tape) ’ News Tonight Show Meyers _ KUED 2020 Debate Antique Roadshow Tell Me More Robin Williams Served? R. Museum Secrets _ KUED PBS NewsHour (N) Nature (DVS) NOVA (N) ’ The Age of Nature Served? R. 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Equalizer HBO “Queen & Slim” ‘R’ The Third Day (N) We Are Who Axios (N) The Third Day ’ We Are Who Axios ’ HBO Lovecraft Country Lovecraft Country ›‡ “Cats” (2019) Taylor Swift. ‘PG’ We Are Who (10:50) The Vow ’ LIFE Rizzoli & Isles Rizzoli & Isles Rizzoli & Isles Rizzoli & Isles Rizzoli & Isles Rizzoli & Isles LIFE Married at First Sight (N) Married-Sight Married-Sight (10:01) Married at First Sight NICK (5:15) “Despicable Me 2” ’ Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends NICK Are You Afraid Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends PARMT ››› “Tombstone” (1993) Kurt Russell. ’ ››› “Tombstone” (1993) Kurt Russell. ’ ›› “Road House” PARMT (5:00) ›››‡ “Jurassic Park” (1993) ›››‡ “Jurassic Park” (1993) Sam Neill. ’ “Lost World” PLEX › “Saving Silverman” (2001) (7:33) “Neil Young Journeys” “Face of Winter” (10:45) ›‡ “RoboCop 3” PLEX ›››‡ “Cinderella Man” (2005) Russell Crowe. (8:26) ›››‡ “The River Wild” (1994) “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” ’ ROOT College Football Duke at Syracuse. United Fight Fight Sports MMA Champ. Kickboxing World Poker Tour ROOT College Football Sports Poker World Poker World Poker World Poker Tour SHOW Good Lord Bird The Comey Rule “Night One” (8:35) The Comey Rule “Night Two” ’ Good Lord Bird Comedy SHOW ›››› “The Silence of the Lambs” ››‡ “Hannibal” (2001) ‘R’ Desus Inside the NFL ’ Boom STARZ “Little Women” ’ (7:04) Hightown ’ Spanish Princ. (9:07) “Blumhouse’s Fantasy Island” ’ Vida “Episode 20” STARZ (5:27) “Million Dollar Arm” ’ (7:35) “Hotel Transylvania” (9:11) ›‡ “Miss Bala” (2019) ’ Vida “Episode 22” TNT ››› “Ant-Man and The Wasp” (2018, Action) ››‡ “The Wolverine” (2013) Hugh Jackman. Bones ’ TNT All Elite Wrestling: Dynamite (N) ››› “It” (2017, Horror) Jaeden Lieberher. 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TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 13, 2020 THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 15, 2020 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ^ KUTV News ET NCIS (DVS) FBI ’ FBI Declass. News Late Show-Colbert Corden ^ KUTV News ET CBS News-Presidential Debate Big Brother News Late Show-Colbert Corden $ KTVX News NBA 2020 NBA Finals: Heat vs Lakers Kimmel News Jimmy Kimmel Nightline $ KTVX News Inside The Second Presidential Debate Celebrity Fam News Jimmy Kimmel Nightline % KSL News News Weakest Link (N) Ellen’s Game Transplant (N) ’ News Tonight Show Meyers % KSL News Debate 2020 Presidential Debate 2: NBC CON TBA News Tonight Show Meyers _ KUED PBS NewsHour (N) Finding Your Roots Driving While Black: Race, Space Served? R. POV “Softie” _ KUED Debate for 3rd PBS NewsHour Debates 2020 (N) Dementia Choir Served? R. 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MLB Conan Conan Brooklyn WTBS MLB Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Conan Seinfeld Seinfeld Conan New Girl New Girl Friday, October 9, 2020 31 Scores & stories from Davis County Competition Sports Rough week puts local teams behind by Josh McFadden Woods Cross Clipper sports When Woods Cross and Viewmont meet this Friday, The regular season is it’ll be one final chance for winding down, and so are the Wildcats to secure a some teams’ chances of regular season win. capturing a region title. Woods Cross fell to 0-8 Davis, once 3-0 in Region overall and 0-4 in Region 1 and 5-0 overall, lost for the 5 with a 20-17 loss to Box second time in three weeks, Elder. Despite the absence of ending the team’s chances victories, the Wildcats have of at least tying for a league been competitive, as no loss crown. Last Friday, the Darts in league play has been by lost another close one, falling more than a touchdown. to Weber 32-26 at home. It In this latest setback, came two weeks after a 48-47 the Wildcats appeared to heartbreaker to Roy at home. be in good shape for a win. Against Weber, Davis fell The team was up 17-6 in the into a 24-7 hole at halftime third quarter after Luke Hyde but clawed back, thanks to scored on a 4-yard run with a 19-0 second-half run that 10:39 to play in the included a pair of third-quar- period. From there, ter touchdowns. Spencer F armington's Box Elder outscored Ferguson plunged across Creyton Jones Woods Cross 14-0. the goal line from a yard out (21) puts the wraps The Wildcats midway through the third on Bonneville's Jordan Jacquez during a 26-15 are 22nd in RPI quarter, scoring his second loss last Friday night. rankings and have TD of the game. In the final one last game to minute of the third quarter, improve that number. quarterback Chance Trujillo scored on a 5-yard run. Bountiful With just under six The Braves remained at 1-2 minutes to play in the game, in league play but improved Davis made it 19 points in to 4-4 overall thanks to a a row when Trujillo ran the non-region win over Fremont. ball into the end zone on an Bountiful prevailed 41-28, 11-yard touchdown. That score snapping a two-game losing put Davis up 26-24 for its first streak and scoring a season lead of the contest. Much like high in points. in the Darts’ loss to Roy two Bountiful scored 20 points weeks earlier, a late score in the second quarter alone decided the team’s fate. Weber and at one point led 27-0 countered with a touchdown before halftime. Fremont with 2 ½ minutes to play got on the board late in and even added a two-point roger v. tuttle the second quarter, but the conversion for good measure. were 11th in the Class 6A RPI managed to narrow the gap on a 10-yard TD pass, but Braves still took a command- In a losing effort, Ferguson standings. to 19-8 at halftime, thanks the Phoenix couldn’t add ing 27-7 lead into the locker tallied his seventh 100-yard to a 3-yard run from Drew anything to the scoreboard Farmington room. In that first half, Brooks game of the season, as he Patterson and a subsequent after that. Fornelius and Mitch Moldre rushed 28 times for 169 yards. The Phoenix dropped two-point conversion. Farmington has one each scored two touchdowns. He also had four catches for to 1-2 in Region 5 and 2-6 There wasn’t a lot of scor- more Region 5 game: a trip Fornelius had touchdown 70 yards. Trujillo threw for 278 overall with a 26-15 loss to ing in the second half, with to Bountiful this Friday. The grabs of 64 and 13 yards yards to go along with his two Bonneville last Friday. The each team getting a touch- Phoenix close the regular from Boston Malmrose, while touchdowns on the ground. defeat puts Farmington 2 ½ down in the third quarter. season with a non-region Moldre had short runs of 2 Davis plays one final reg- games out of first place with Farmington’s came in the game at Fremont on Oct. yards and a yard. ular season game this Friday a pair of games left to go. final minute of the period 14. Farmington is 19th out at home against Fremont. Farmington got behind with the team trailing 26-8. of 23 teams in Class 5A’s RPI At our press time, the Darts 19-0 early in this one but Patterson hit Mitch Nielsen rankings. see football » 34 32 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 sports The Davis Clipper Girls prep soccer playoffs beginning by Josh McFadden Clipper sports The Davis and Viewmont girls soccer teams claimed region titles and high RPI rankings. Their reward: a little time off before kicking off the V iewmont's postseason. Kim Hendrickson dribbles through The Class 6A and 5A girls soccer tournaments the Woods Cross begin this week, but the Darts and Vikings have defense during a 2-0 first-round byes, thanks to their RPI marks. Davis Viking victory. concluded the regular season with a 15-1 record and a 13-1 Region 1 mark, a game in front of Layton. The Darts have a No. 2 RPI and will host the winner of Copper Hills and West Jordan on Oct. 13. As for Viewmont, the Vikings went 14-2 overall and shared the Region 5 championship with Bonneville at 8-2. The Vikings garnered the top RPI in Class 5A. Viewmont awaits the winner of Bountiful and Park City for the second round of the 5A state tournament on Oct. 13. Davis clinched its region title with wins over Northridge and Fremont last week. Neither game photos by roger V. Tuttle was easy, with both past Bountiful 2-0, coming by just a goal. with goals coming Against Northridge on in the first half from Sept. 29, Annie Haycock Abigail Ferrell and scored a second-half Sydney Randall. Natalie Athletes goal for the only goal of Maire got shutout the game. Taygan Sill got number four. On Oct. 1, of the the shutout. Two days later, Hnc e dri kson Farmington defeated Woods Davis edged Fremont 2-1 on celebrates with Cross 2-1 in overtime, as Ferrell a teammate after Week the road after battling back from a scoring Viewmont's and Kalea Woodyatt scored goals. 1-0 halftime deficit. Bizzy Arevalo and first goal. Grace Nicol had second-half goals for the Bountiful The Davis Clipper is teaming up with Mountain Darts. The Braves lost two games last week Orthopaedics of Bountiful for our Athletes of the Viewmont, meanwhile, will go into the state and enter the 5A state tournament with the Week contest again this year. tournament on a three-game winning streak, No. 16 seed. Bountiful squares off at home against highlighted by a 2-0 final week of the regular Park City on Thursday for the right to face Our Male Athlete of the Week is Davis High season. Victories over Woods Cross (2-0) and Viewmont in the second round on Oct. 13. golfer Willard Richards, who was named Region 1 medalist for the season thanks to consistent Box Elder (2-0) kept the Vikings at the top of After losing at Farmington on Sept. 29, scoring for the Darts. the region standings and RPI rankings. Against Bountiful came up short against co-region cham- Woods Cross on Sept. 29, Emma Lindsey and Kim pion Bonneville on Oct. 1, losing 3-1. Gabrielle Other nominees for the male award were golfer Dax Hendrickson scored goals in the second half to Vance scored the Braves’ lone goal. Egan of Davis, and football players Brooks Fornelius break a scoreless tie. Lydia Pitt got the shutout. The Braves finished the regular season with an of Bountiful and Spencer Ferguson of Davis. On Oct. 1, both of Viewmont’s goals came in the 8-9 record and a 3-7 mark in Region 5. Our Female Athlete of the Week honor goes to first half in a game that was tougher than the one Woods Cross tennis star Macy Richards, who the two teams played earlier in the season – a 5-0 Woods Cross captured the state 5A girls first singles title on Viewmont win on Sept. 1. The Wildcats tied Bountiful in the region Saturday. She won the state 5A title in second standings and went 6-10 overall. Woods Cross was singles last year as a junior. Farmington a few slots down in RPI rankings at No. 18. This Other nominees for the female award were The Phoenix have plenty to be proud of as well. pitted the Wildcats against No. 15 Salem Hills in a Woods Cross volleyball player Saane Katoa, The defending Region 5 champs were just a game first-round tournament road game on Thursday. Farmington soccer player Abigail Ferrell, and behind Viewmont and Bonneville, sporting a 7-3 The victor will play at Bonneville on Oct. 13. tennis players Peyton Kossin, Elena Smart, Kate record. The team was 11-3 overall and got the No. Like Bountiful, the Wildcats head into the Lewis and Alena McMullin of Woods Cross, and Shannon Anderson of Farmington. 3 seed in Class 5A. This means the Phoenix will state tournament without momentum. Woods also have a first-round playoff bye. Farmington Cross has a four-game losing streak, though each Winners were chosen from recommendations by will play at home against the winner of Mountain loss has been by no more than two goals. In fact, our sports writing staff and area coaches. We’ll View and Orem in the second round on Oct. 13. the Wildcats were within a pair of goals in every be honoring Athletes of the Week throughout the Farmington closed out the regular season with region game of the season, including against school year, as well as Athletes of the Month. a pair of close wins. On Sept. 29, the Phoenix got region champions Viewmont and Bonneville. Congratulations to all of these athletes! The Davis Clipper sports Fr iday, October 9, 2020 33 Woods Cross moving on up in Region 5 volleyball by Catherine Garrett “The team played so well together,” said head It’s always nice to Clipper sports coach Cathy Hope. “They were scrappy, they hit the ball well and were positive. It was just a good The Woods Cross High girls volleyball team all-around game.” grind out a win swept all three of its matches last week to move Against Woods Cross Oct. 1, Viewmont lost even if it’s not the into a tie at the top of the Region 5 standings with 25-21, 25-22, 25-20. “ Box Elder. Bountiful went 3-1 while Davis split its “It was a tough game, but we played well prettiest volleyball two games. Viewmont defeated Farmington for its against them,” Hope said. We had some unforced only win of the week in three tries and Farmington errors and serving errors that cost us in this we’ve played.” went winless in its two region matchups. game.” Smith had eight kills while Liza Montalbo, who Davis » Nicole Hogan, Woods Cross was inserted into the match in the second set head coach Behind 18 kills and 10 digs from outside hitter after returning from injury, added six to go with Katie Corelli, Davis defeated Roy 25-7, 25-11, 25-10 11 digs. Macey Christian helped run the offense Woods Cross swept Viewmont Oct. 1 behind 15 Sept. 29. with 12 assists while also serving up three aces kills from Ruy and 11 from Katoa. “It was a great match,” head coach Lori Salvo and recording five digs. Lauren Weir also had nine “It was a competitive match,” Hogan said. “We said. “Cute Roy never gave up and they dug a lot of assists and 10 digs to go with two kills and a block. knew going into it that it might be tough for us great balls from us. We played hard and had lots “Lauren’s defensive game has been on point the physically and mentally as it was our third game of fun!” last few games,” Hope said. in a row. It’s always nice to grind out a win even if Lauryn Arnold added nine kills to help lead On Oct. 5, Viewmont lost to Bountiful in three it’s not the prettiest volleyball we’ve played.” offensively. On the defensive side, Cierra Limb sets. Montalbo had seven kills for the Vikings with Ruy, Katoa and Campbell all had double-digit recorded 24 of the team’s 50 digs. Corelli also had Christian running the offense with six assists. digs, combining for 43 in total. five of the Darts’ 14 aces from the serving line. “Kassidy had two solo blocks and played really Against Fremont Sept. 29, Davis lost 23-25, well on the net,” Hope said. Farmington 25-20, 25-11, 25-18. Corelli’s 18 kills and 20 digs led Farmington lost in three sets to Viewmont the way for the Darts. Woods Cross Sept. 29. Amber Beddes led the Phoenix with nine “We started out so awesome, then just could Woods Cross defeated Bonneville 25-19, 25-11, kills. not sustain it,” Salvo said. “It was such a bummer! 25-16 Sept. 29. “Viewmont played great tonight,” head coach We had moments of greatness!” Annie Michaels hit .476 with 11 kills with Saane April Painter said. “They played incredible defense Arnold added nine kills for Davis while the Katoa also in double figures with 10 kills. Olivia and stayed together as a team. It was a tough loss team had 82 digs with Cierra Limb recording 17, Ruy served up six aces while Nora Campbell got for us. Hopefully we can learn a few things from it Katie Anderton 15 and Aubrey Nielson 12. up 13 digs with Ruy recording 11. and move forward.” Bountiful Bountiful defeated Box Elder 27-25, 25-22, 25-22 on Sept. 29. Jordyn Harvey pounded down 19 kills while Emrie Satuala had 10 to lead the Braves with Amy Black and Evalyn Chism combining for 31 digs for Bountiful defensively. On Sept. 30, Bountiful lost in three sets to Woods Cross despite 13 kills from Harvey and 10 team aces from Mia Ray (4), Harvey (3) and Elle Burleson (3). Against Bonneville Oct. 1, Bountiful won 25-17, 25-16, 25-18 with 12 more kills from Harvey to lead the Braves who recorded 35 team digs, including nine from Black and seven from Ray. On Oct. 5, the squad defeated Viewmont 25-8, 25-15, 25-17 Oct. 5. Harvey’s 15 kills were tops for Bountiful with seven other hitters recording kills for the Braves’ C ourtesy offense that was led by Evalyn Chism’s 27 assists Wo o ds Cross' volleyball team is riding a winning streak into the second half of Region 5 action. – of the team’s 40. Eleven players recorded digs – with the team total at 54 – including Burleson “Our match went well. We have a few girls Shayla Adams recorded 21 digs while Courtney with 12 and Black getting up 10. banged up so just trying to nurse injuries the best Hepworth had 12. we can,” head coach Nicole Hogan said. Against Box Elder Oct. 1, the Phoenix lost 17-25, Viewmont Against Bountiful Sept. 30, the Wildcats won 25-20, 11-25, 25-21, 15-9. A balanced attack helped Viewmont defeat 25-19, 25-22, 25-23. “That was a tough loss,” Painter said. “Box Elder Farmington 25-23, 25-23, 25-16 Sept. 29. Katoa put away 12 kills, hitting at a .857 clip is a great team, they are well coached and just Kassidy Mckean put away 10 kills, Grace while Michaelis hit .438 on her 10 kills. lasted a bit longer than us.” Mackay nine, Kaylee Smith seven and Lauren “Our match went well. Halle Hogan did a very “Bright spots” for Farmington were Beddes Weir five in leading the offense for the Vikings. good job at distributing the ball,” Coach Hogan putting away 19 kills – with just two errors for Defensively, Mackay led with 17 digs, Weir added said. “We had four hitters who all hit above .300.” a .483 hitting percentage – as well as the team 16 and Smith 15. Campbell again had 13 digs. serving 12 aces. 34 Fr iday, October 9, 2020 sports The Davis Clipper Wildcat Richards captures Local state 5A tennis title Fishing by Tom Haraldsen 10 points and Woods Cross junior Elena Smart defeated th [email protected] third with 9. Lehi’s Aleea Symkoviak 6-2-6- Richards beat Alivia Winkel 3. And the first doubles team of Reports SALT LAKE CITY — Woods of Spanish Fork 6-0 6-0 in the seniors Kate Lewis and Alena Cross senior Macy Richards first round, then beat Lehi’s McMullin defeated their Maple  breezed through four oppo- Caroline Moon 6-2 6-0. That Mountain opponents in three Bountiful Lake: nents with straight set victories moved into Saturday’s semi, sets, 6-1 4-6 6-2. Fishing is slow to fair. I recently visited with a few to capture the first singles where she defeated Park City’s The only other local victory anglers who were fishing from shore. One angler title at the state 5A tennis Elle Martin 6-0 6-4, setting up came in first singles, where caught 1 common carp and 1 rainbow trout. He was championships that concluded the final with Pope. She earned junior Shanon Anderson of using corn. A couple of other anglers I visited with Saturday at Liberty Park. 6 of Woods Cross’ 9 points in Farmington beat Kaitlin Dixon hadn’t caught any fish. Try using traditional baits and methods. Richards, who captured the team scoring. of Maple Mountain 6-2 6-0. second singles title at state last Four other Wildcats had The state 6A girls tennis East Canyon Reservoir & State Park year, defeated Timpview senior first-round wins and earned championships will be (Blue Ribbon):  Avery Pope 6-2 6-1 in the finals. single points. In second singles, contested this weekend at Fishing is good. An angler who fished from shore Her performance helped the junior Peyton Kossin beat Liberty Park. Davis and Layton recently caught 6 rainbow trout during a 2-hour trip. He Wildcats to a third-place team Provo’s Sally Otterstrom 6-2 will be among the top teams was using rainbow Powerbait. finish. Timpview dominated the 6-0 before falling to state participating.  tourney, finishing with 26 team runner up Sofie Thompson Echo Reservoir: points. Orem was second with of Timpview. In third singles, Fishing is fair. An angler who fished from shore recently caught some yellow perch and a few smallmouth bass. He was using a Pugly Perch Bug. The yellow perch were 6 inches off the bottom. The bass were about 1 foot off the bottom. Try fishing north of the boat ramp and Farmington wins Region 5 golf tourney marina. Please be aware that the boat ramp is now out of the water, so you’ll have to launch your boat at your own risk. by Catherine Garrett Maxwell said. ment and third in the overall  Clipper sports Lewis made the All-Region standings. Braxton Haslam Farmington Pond: team while he and Springer posted the team’s best score at Fishing is good. On a recent visit to the pond, I spoke Farmington High won the moved on to compete at the 5A 74, which was good enough for with 3 anglers fishing off the dock. Two of them arrived Region 5 tournament with a state tournament Oct. 5-6 at eighth place. at 7 a.m. They’d caught around 10 rainbow trout using team score of 283, 16 strokes Soldier Hollow. “Our region is really com- spinning lures. The third angler reported catching 16 ahead of Viewmont, on Sept. petitive,” head coach David rainbow trout the previous day using a pink rubber 28 at The Barn. Dax Egan shot Viewmont Simon said. worm. a 64 to win the tournament Viewmont was led by Braxton Haslam and Jon Kaysville Ponds:  and Willard Richards ended the Jacob Gold, who tied for third Howe placed in the top 10 Fishing is slow to fair. I recently visited with an angler year as the region medalist. place with a 72. Zach Robison’s in Region 5, which qualified who was fishing for catfish using shrimp and a hot eighth-place finish after a them for the state tournament dog. He didn’t catch any fish during the time I was Bountiful round of 74 also helped the individually while the team also at the pond. Another angler I visited with caught 17 Bountiful’s Carson Lewis Vikings to their second-place secured a spot at state. small black bullhead catfish using a worm. Try using and James Springer tied for showing with a team score of traditional baits and methods. Farmington third individually with rounds 299.  of 72, leading the Braves to a Along with Egan’s low round Ogden River : third place finish as a team with Woods Cross of 64, Farmington’s Richards Fishing is good. An angler recently caught three brown a score of 304. Woods Cross had seven and Luke Thomas also tied for trout and one rainbow trout during a 2-hour fishing trip. “That was great for us as it players score in the 70s at third place with rounds of 72 One brown was 16 inches long. He was using dry flies. moved us into fifth place overall region as the Wildcats finished to help the Phoenix secure the Pineview Reservoir (Blue Ribbon):  in the region,” head coach Mike fourth at the region tourna- region title. Fishing is fair. An angler who fished from shore recently reported catching one black crappie and two football Malmrose had 227 yards if they’re a little rusty when smallmouth bass. passing, and Fornelius grabbed they take the field this Friday at Weber River (Blue Ribbon):  « Continued from page 31 five balls for 130 yards. Moldre Woods Cross. The Vikings have Fishing is good. An angler who fished a section near did plenty of damage on the been off since a 29-14 loss to Morgan recently caught several brown trout. He was Fornelius tallied his third defensive side of the ball too, as Box Elder on Sept. 18. COVID-19 fishing a worm on a spinning rod. TD reception of the game in the the senior had a game-high 14 cases at the school forced the third quarter, this time from 11 tackles. team to postpone the previous Willard Bay Reservoir (Blue Ribbon):  yards out. This made the score The Braves host Farmington two games. Fishing is fair. An angler who fished from a boat 34-7. Early in the fourth quarter, on Friday, putting their No. 11 Viewmont is 0-2 and recently caught 3 good-sized channel catfish. He Malmrose had touchdown pass RPI ranking to the test. 1-4 overall. The team will be started early in the morning and fished in 10 to 15 feet No. 4 when he connected with looking to get back into the win of water. After a while, he let his boat drift, fishing at Corbin DuBois on a 33-yard Viewmont column for the first time since different depths. For catfish, try using shrimp, chicken, score to make it 41-14. Forgive Viewmont players week one on Aug. 14. or other similar meats for bait.

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FAMILY FEATURES he seemingly constant rush of hectic school days and nights often leaves busy families feeling like there’s no time for a homemade meal around the table. However, taking shortcuts that don’t skip out on quality can mean Tmore time together enjoying flavorful dishes without spending hours in the kitchen. For starters, an easy yet filling breakfast like these Sausage, Egg and Cheese Muffins can help you begin your day the right way while calling for a simple list of ingredients and just a few steps. Perfect for grabbing on the way out the door to power you through the day or enjoying at home as you manage double duty as parent and best teacher on the block. They’re made with ground turkey sausage, eggs, melty cheddar cheese and Success Tri-Color Quinoa, which is simplified even more by the “boil-in-bag” cooking process. Just add water to a saucepan, drop the convenient BPA-free bag into the water, boil 10 minutes and remove with a fork for a no- measure, no-mess shortcut. When the dinner bell dings at the end of a long day of learning, feed your family an effortless recipe that allows the oven to do most of the work. The array of flavors and textures in these Vegetable and Rice Power Bowls can bring warmth to your loved ones while requiring little effort. Sweet and buttery flavors of maple-roasted sweet potatoes, butter - nut squash and beets pair with the convenience, taste, texture and quality of Success Jasmine Rice, lentils, pumpkin seeds, goat cheese and balsamic vinaigrette for an abundance of flavors that help recharge and refuel with loads of nutrients combined in one comforting dish. Find more ways to add ease to school day meals at successrice.com. Sausage, Egg and Cheese Muffins

Sausage, Egg and Cheese Muffins Vegetable and Rice Power Bowls 1/2 cup prepared Total time: 30 minutes Total time: 45 minutes balsamic dressing Servings: 16 Servings: 6 Preheat oven to 400 F. In large bowl, 1 bag Success Tri-Color Quinoa 2 cups chopped toss together butternut squash, sweet nonstick cooking spray butternut squash potatoes, 2 tablespoons oil, thyme, 1 package (9.6 ounces) cooked turkey sausage crumbles 2 cups chopped sweet potatoes maple syrup, salt and pepper. Arrange 2 cups prepared baking mix 3 tablespoons olive oil, divided in single layer on parchment paper- 1 cup cheddar cheese 1 tablespoon fresh lined baking sheet. 1 cup milk thyme leaves In same bowl, toss beets with remain- 4 whole eggs, lightly beaten 1 tablespoon maple syrup ing oil until well coated; add to baking maple syrup (optional) 1/4 teaspoon salt sheet with butternut squash and sweet 1/4 teaspoon pepper Prepare quinoa according to package directions. Preheat oven to potatoes. Bake 30-35 minutes, or until 400 F. Coat 16 muffin cups with nonstick cooking spray. 2 cups peeled, chopped beets golden brown and tender. 2 bags Success Jasmine Rice In large bowl, combine quinoa, sausage, baking mix and cheese. 4 cups mixed greens Prepare rice according to package Stir in milk and eggs; blend well. 1 can (15 ounces) brown lentils, directions; divide among six bowls. Pour 3/4 cup mixture into each muffin cup. drained and rinsed Top each with greens, roasted vege- Bake 18-20 minutes. 1/2 cup crumbled goat cheese tables, lentils, goat cheese and pumpkin Serve warm with maple syrup, if desired. Refrigerate leftovers. 1/3 cup pumpkin seeds seeds. Drizzle with balsamic dressing. Substitution: In place of baking mix, substitute 2 cups all- Vegetable and Rice Power Bowls purpose flour plus 1 tablespoon baking powder and 1 pinch of salt.