Celebrating 125 years as Davis County’s news source Discs are flying, and so are The complaints Davis Clipper ON A3 75 cents VOL. 124 NO. 72 THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 Formaldehyde levels high in Bountiful By TOM HARALDSEN chemical compounds in three and Lindon,” Spangler said. [email protected] Utah communities as part of an All three sites showed short- Environmental Protection Agency term spikes in formaldehyde, a national study of air quality. The known respiratory irritant and a The Utah Department of Environmental Quality DEQ is now working to identify listed carcinogen. The Bountiful the sources, and the reasons, for test site, which was located near has released results of a special air toxics study con- the higher levels. Viewmont High School, showed ducted last year, showing unusually high concentra- “We’ve been a part of this the highest concentrations in national air trends study since winter, which Spangler said is tion levels of formaldehyde in Bountiful. 2000, but in 2014, the state unusual. legislature gave us about $1 “It’s generally something However, DEQ officials were That according to DEQ million to fund research projects. we see in the summer months quick to add that the levels “are communications director Donna Handcart Part of that money went to this not alarming and are not a reason Kemp Spangler. She said the study in Bountiful, West Valley Days art for panic.” department’s study tracked 88 n See “STUDY” p. A6 JENNIFFER WARDELL, C1

Farmington Festival Days Residents gather together to celebrate with parade, more.

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Crowds pay tribute to the nation at Farmington festival Jay Hess (right) salutes the flag prior to leading the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance at Farmington Festival Days on July 9. Hess is a Farmington resident, but was a prisoner of war for five and a half years during the Vietnam War. As part of the festival, city residents took part in a variety of sports tournaments and a parade, a 5K and 10K and a breakfast. Booths filled Forbush Park throughout the afternoon and fireworks lit the sky that evening. See more photos of the festival on C3. Photos by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper

New option for hiring teachers gets mixed reviews BY LOUISE R. SHAW Praxis test, to teach in a Utah [email protected] classroom. Praxis tests measure both general academic and subject-specific skills needed for FARMINGTON— teaching. Many teachers are upset by the Some think the new ruling. policy on hiring teachers “I think teachers feel more devalued than ever,” said Don who do not have teach- Paver, president of the Davis ing degrees is a ray of Education Association. “All the education we have – all the hope. Some think it is a continued professional training we disaster. do – and it appears as if it means Some think it’s worth a try. nothing to the state board.” Some think it will come at great Getting anyone “off the street,” cost. to teach in the classroom is bad When the Utah State Board of for kids, said Paver, and the plan Education approved the Academic is likely to backfire. Pathway to Teaching last month, The way to get more and the idea was to provide options to better teachers is to “treat us like districts, but many fear it will have professionals,” he said. “Then a negative impact. they’ll get people to come in.” APT, as it is now called, allows “Parents should be really anyone with a bachelor’s degree TRIBUTES TO THE PROFESSION of teaching fill the shelves of one local teacher. who can pass the appropriate n See “TEACHERS” p. A6 Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper Davis Chamber of Commerce recipient for the 2014 Small Superheroes light up children’s lives Contractor chosen Business of the Year Award. BY BECKY GINOS for Creekside Park [email protected] By TOM HARALDSEN FARMINGTON—Every- [email protected] body knows when there’s trouble, superheroes BOUNTIFUL—CraCar Construction of answer the call. This band West Valley City has been awarded the INDEX of “Avengers” has made it contract for construction of Creekside their mission to be there Park. The company was chosen after city whenever a child is in leaders reviewed bid proposals for the eight-acre park that will be built off of Mill Calendar - A7 need. What started with one Street and south of Bountiful High School. Editorial - B3 Farmington man and When completed next summer, the his childhood friend park will include walking paths, pavilions, Showcase - C1 has grown to a group restrooms, a splash pad and playground of 30 individuals who for children, and both a small and a large Horizons - C2 become “Cosplayers” by pedestrian bridge over Mill Creek, which runs through the property. Davis Life - C3 donning costumes to visit children facing terminal CraCar’s contract is for $2,114,023.69 for construction of the park, along with a Church - C5 illness, abuse, bullying or hardship. possible list of add ons that total just over Sports - D1 “I’ve always wanted to do $125,000. The park project is being funded through the voter-approved RAP tax that something for children,” MEMBERS OF KIDS Heroes Foundation ride a roller coaster at Lagoon to raise - D3 Bountiful City is dedicating primarily to Obituaries said Dustin Kasai, founder money for children in need. Photo courtesy of Kim Williams n See “SUPERHEROES” p. A6 n See “PARK” p. A6 A2 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 News A3 CRIMe BRIeFs Arson suspected in Centerville, Farmington fires Compiled by Becky Ginos Discs are flying in WX and so are the complaints BY BECKY GINOS [email protected] Layton man sentenced in assault case BY BECKY GINOS yard some stand and holler public hearings or go to CENTERVILLE—Fire crews battled [email protected] or jump the fence because neighbors. Looking back FARMINGTON—Jonathan Everett Muehling was sen- five different fires Monday morning they know the city won’t do in hindsight it would have tenced last week to five years to life at the Utah State that appeared suspicious only a few WOODS CROSS—It’s been anything because it’s not been better to do that.” Prison for allegedly beating and raping a woman in days after similar fires were discov- just over a year since the their yard.” Hammer said golfers January at his Layton home. ered in Farmington on July 6. city put in a disc golf park. The city has tried to pester her all day long. Muehling pleaded guilty in May to forcible sodomy “They were in about a 40 minute Enthusiastic golfers love make adjustments to solve “They climb my fence and and aggravated assault. According to court documents, time frame,” said South Davis Metro the course, but neighbors the problem but residents hit my vegetable plants and Muehling allegedly raped the woman and used a cell Fire Chief Jeff Bassett. “Crews were in the area – not so much. are still not seeing results. yard decorations. They’ve phone cord to choke her and threatened to kill her. She dispatched to a construction trailer “We’ve had close to 100 During last week’s city broken those,” she said. was able to get away and went to the hospital. with trash and debris on fire at about discs in our yard since council meeting, council- “They see me in my house The judge ordered Muehling to serve five years to life 120 S. 200 East in Centerville. Then it opened,” said Danielle members approved some and stand there yelling for for the forcible sodomy charge and up to five years for another construction bin at Chase ThOuGh NOT A SuSPECT, police are hoping to talk to the man pictured above to see if Hammer, whose house sits design changes with the me to get their discs. If I hope it will resolve the don’t go out they climb the the aggravated assault charge. Lane and 2nd East was on fire and he has information about the fires. Courtesy still next to the park. “We’ve then in front of a home at 1450 N. heard a lot of talk from the issues. fence. They ring my bell at Main that had large juniper bushes out on a similar incident early last ing with no sign of wind,” he said. “It city but not a lot of action. “We’re looking at doing all hours and wake up my Police arrest man accused of stealing purses that were overgrown. That one was Wednesday morning. “Someone had was within 100 yards of residential They haven’t been listening some significant altering kids.” significant because flames were made an attempt to start the hill on structures though. to us. My kids have nearly to the course,” said Woods She said it’s not just fire at 100 North,” he said. “It’s not a good thing, especially in LAYTON—A man accused of snatching two little girls’ shooting 50 feet in the air and caught been hit by discs in their Cross City Administrator a hassle for her but for power lines on fire that dropped to “Then three garbage cans were Farmington because we’re an inter- own backyard. If they’re Gary Uresk. “We’re going anyone who wants to use purses at Walmart was arrested last week after police lit on fire. We’ve had a problem for face community with the mountains. denting homes and break- to decrease the tees from the park itself. “There has asked for the public’s help to locate the ground.” Bassett said they also started re- about the last six months of some- We’re concerned what this could ing windows, what would 18 down to 12 and pull been a dramatic decrease him. one going around lighting fires in do.” that do to a child?” some baskets away from in families using the park Shane Allen Bodily was booked into ceiving reports of trash cans on fire between 100 South and 1400 North trash cans. Fortunately for us we Bassett said investigators from Hammer isn’t the only homes. We’re going to re- since the course went in,” the Davis County Jail on suspicion have three police agencies that pa- Farmington and Centerville Police resident who is frustrated. design it because a couple Hammer said. “They throw in Centerville. RESIDENtS NEaR thE COuRSE are often bothered by players at the Woods Cross disc golf park. of theft, possession of a dangerous “There wasn’t significant damage trol in that area and someone saw it departments are working together Gregory Dayley has been of the holes are a little close discs over people’s heads Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper weapon by a restricted person and except melted trash cans,” he said. and notified dispatch. One officer put to see if the fires are related. pushing the city to make (to homes). We think this who are just there to watch possession of drug paraphernalia. out the garbage cans while the fire “We have posted a picture of a changes for months. will solve the majority of their kids play baseball.” “But there was a threat to the house and baskets but that didn’t went ahead with the project Uresk said the council The purses stolen belonged to at 1450 North. Fortunately we put crews were working on the hillside.” person of interest who was in the “Residents moved there the problems.” Uresk said he has heard two girls 6 and 7 years old and had a small amount of Smith said the fire consumed just area at the time,” he said. “He is not because they wanted to be Dayley said he’s happy really stop them (golfers),” instead of involving those did approve the project antidotes of golfers yell- that out before any of the house was he said. “I’m not sure how near it. but did not hold any public cash in each. According to police, Bodily came back to involved.” under an acre of land. “We were able a suspect. We just want to have a by the park (Mills Park),” to hear the city is mak- ing obscenities and being the Layton Walmart on Sunday and was recognized by to knock it down quickly and the conversation with him so if anyone he said. “I don’t feel like the ing changes, but until he much difference this will “The city didn’t even meetings. disrespectful of neighbors. Farmington Fire Chief Guido make. The city kept saying approach us or tell us “Some citizens came employees who contacted police. Smith said his crew was called weather was in our favor that morn- knows who he is give us a call.” city council got any input. sees the proposal he can’t “It’s disappointing,” he said. The purses were not recovered. Discs are going into back- comment because other they were looking into it how close it would be to to the council and gave “We encourage people us- yards and some players are adjustments the city has but then nothing ever hap- our home,” said Hammer. a PowerPoint presenta- ing the parks to be civil. I’m pretty foul mouthed. They made to the park haven’t pened.” “There has been no public tion and the city council optimistic these changes taunt the neighbors and really helped. Both Dayley and Ham- input. It’s all been a big authorized it to go ahead,” will solve the problems.” Trial set for West Bountiful man Layton fire causes when a disc goes in their “They moved some tees mer feel like the city just disappointment.” he said. “We didn’t have accused of raping teen at party extensive damage LAYTON—Fire crews the back patio when they FARMINGTON—A man police said served alcohol were called out to a house arrived and reported that Farmers Market at USU Botanical Center now open weekly to minors at a Halloween party in 2015 then allegedly fire last Thursday at 53 a power line was down and raped a teenage girl there is scheduled for a three-day N. Talbot Drive after the arcing. BY LOuISE R. ShaW each week from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in a honey and bees demonstration jury trial Oct. 31 through Nov. 3. homeowner called 911 to Firefighters quickly [email protected] the arboretum. July 21, root beer tasting on July Justin Dee Robinson, West Bountiful, pleaded not report that the backyard knocked down flames on Gardeners offer their produce 28 and Aug. 18, sweet corn grilling guilty in April. He is accused of providing alcohol to and patio were on fire. the backside of the home KaYSVILLE—Last Thursday and entrepreneurs such as Julie on Aug. 4, grape tasting on Aug. 11 Two adults and a 6-year- then moved to the inside marked the opening of the Farm- Baker, the owner of the alpaca, of- and tomato tasting on Aug. 25. teenagers at a party Halloween night. According to court damage. $80,000. The occupants documents, one girl became intoxicated and passed out. old evacuated the home and had the fire under ers Market at the USU Botanical fer a variety of products. In September, there will be a safely along with their dog. control within 25 minutes. The home and exterior declined relief assistance Center in Kaysville. Baker sells products made from salsa showdown on Sept. 1, a chili She told authorities that when she woke up Robinson suffered significant dam- and will stay with family was allegedly raping her. She said he kept her in the Crews found flames on The attic also sustained More than onions and lettuce alpaca fiber and a chance to pet or cook-off on Sept. 15 and apple and age estimated at nearly for now. and raspberries, the market offered feed Radar, one of her four alpacas. caramel tasting Sept. 22. bedroom and would not let her leave. flowers and jewelry and the chance Many local growers are tak- A Farm to Table Dinner is new Robinson is charged with multiple felonies in the to feed an alpaca. ing part in the market, according this year and will be held Sept. 15 case. Lagoon celebrates 130 years of thrills And there was Aggie ice cream. to Shelley Ekman, who is in her at 5:30 p.m. at the botanical center. Find us And it was free. fourth year as market manager. Cost is $20 and tickets are required FARMINGTON—Lagoon the park and a slice of (regular price $53.95 + Free special events are part of Produce grown in Layton is and can be purchased through The opened its doors in 1886 anniversary cake at 5 p.m. tax) for park entrance if on the the market each week. included, as are raspberries and usubotanicalcenter.org. and has been thrilling visi- at the new gazebo, while purchased online at www. Last week and again this evening, blueberries from Cache Valley and The market is located at 875 S. Davis Clipper tors ever since. To mark quantities last. lagoonpark.com. A special July 14, free Aggie ice cream tast- later in the summer, peaches from 50 West in Kaysville and runs each the special occasion, the All visitors can get a gift will be given to the Web ing is on the schedule from 5:30 to Brigham City will be available, said Thursday through Sept. 22 from 5 GEORGIa aND LuCY haRt feed Radar, an alpaca, at the July 7 market. Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. amusement park will hold single day passport at the first 130 people in the gate. 6:30 p.m. Ekman. to 8 p.m. Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 an Anniversary Celebra- youth rate of $38.50 + tax [email protected] A free yoga class is also held Other free events scheduled are Volume 124 Number 72 tion Day July 15 starting July 14, 2016 at 11 a.m. with the unveil- THE DAVIS CLIPPER ing of a commemorative (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper gazebo inside the park. Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl , UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at Guests can enjoy dis- Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to counts on games, food and The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. merchandise throughout CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 News A3 Discs are flying in WX and so are the complaints BY BECKY GINOS yard some stand and holler public hearings or go to [email protected] or jump the fence because neighbors. Looking back they know the city won’t do in hindsight it would have WOODS CROSS—It’s been anything because it’s not been better to do that.” just over a year since the their yard.” Hammer said golfers city put in a disc golf park. The city has tried to pester her all day long. Enthusiastic golfers love make adjustments to solve “They climb my fence and the course, but neighbors the problem but residents hit my vegetable plants and in the area – not so much. are still not seeing results. yard decorations. They’ve “We’ve had close to 100 During last week’s city broken those,” she said. discs in our yard since council meeting, council- “They see me in my house it opened,” said Danielle members approved some and stand there yelling for Hammer, whose house sits design changes with the me to get their discs. If I next to the park. “We’ve hope it will resolve the don’t go out they climb the heard a lot of talk from the issues. fence. They ring my bell at city but not a lot of action. “We’re looking at doing all hours and wake up my They haven’t been listening some significant altering kids.” to us. My kids have nearly to the course,” said Woods She said it’s not just been hit by discs in their Cross City Administrator a hassle for her but for own backyard. If they’re Gary Uresk. “We’re going anyone who wants to use denting homes and break- to decrease the tees from the park itself. “There has ing windows, what would 18 down to 12 and pull been a dramatic decrease that do to a child?” some baskets away from in families using the park Hammer isn’t the only homes. We’re going to re- since the course went in,” resident who is frustrated. design it because a couple Hammer said. “They throw Gregory Dayley has been of the holes are a little close RESIDENtS NEaR thE COuRSE are often bothered by players at the Woods Cross disc golf park. discs over people’s heads pushing the city to make (to homes). We think this Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper who are just there to watch changes for months. will solve the majority of their kids play baseball.” “Residents moved there the problems.” and baskets but that didn’t went ahead with the project Uresk said the council Uresk said he has heard because they wanted to be Dayley said he’s happy really stop them (golfers),” instead of involving those did approve the project antidotes of golfers yell- by the park (Mills Park),” to hear the city is mak- he said. “I’m not sure how near it. but did not hold any public ing obscenities and being he said. “I don’t feel like the ing changes, but until he much difference this will “The city didn’t even meetings. disrespectful of neighbors. city council got any input. sees the proposal he can’t make. The city kept saying approach us or tell us “Some citizens came “It’s disappointing,” he said. Discs are going into back- comment because other they were looking into it how close it would be to to the council and gave “We encourage people us- yards and some players are adjustments the city has but then nothing ever hap- our home,” said Hammer. a PowerPoint presenta- ing the parks to be civil. I’m pretty foul mouthed. They made to the park haven’t pened.” “There has been no public tion and the city council optimistic these changes taunt the neighbors and really helped. Both Dayley and Ham- input. It’s all been a big authorized it to go ahead,” will solve the problems.” when a disc goes in their “They moved some tees mer feel like the city just disappointment.” he said. “We didn’t have Farmers Market at USU Botanical Center now open weekly BY LOuISE R. ShaW each week from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in a honey and bees demonstration [email protected] the arboretum. July 21, root beer tasting on July Gardeners offer their produce 28 and Aug. 18, sweet corn grilling KaYSVILLE—Last Thursday and entrepreneurs such as Julie on Aug. 4, grape tasting on Aug. 11 marked the opening of the Farm- Baker, the owner of the alpaca, of- and tomato tasting on Aug. 25. ers Market at the USU Botanical fer a variety of products. In September, there will be a Center in Kaysville. Baker sells products made from salsa showdown on Sept. 1, a chili More than onions and lettuce alpaca fiber and a chance to pet or cook-off on Sept. 15 and apple and and raspberries, the market offered feed Radar, one of her four alpacas. caramel tasting Sept. 22. flowers and jewelry and the chance Many local growers are tak- A Farm to Table Dinner is new to feed an alpaca. ing part in the market, according this year and will be held Sept. 15 And there was Aggie ice cream. to Shelley Ekman, who is in her at 5:30 p.m. at the botanical center. And it was free. fourth year as market manager. Cost is $20 and tickets are required Free special events are part of Produce grown in Layton is and can be purchased through the market each week. included, as are raspberries and usubotanicalcenter.org. Last week and again this evening, blueberries from Cache Valley and The market is located at 875 S. July 14, free Aggie ice cream tast- later in the summer, peaches from 50 West in Kaysville and runs each ing is on the schedule from 5:30 to Brigham City will be available, said Thursday through Sept. 22 from 5 GEORGIa aND LuCY haRt feed Radar, an alpaca, at the July 7 market. 6:30 p.m. Ekman. to 8 p.m. Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper A free yoga class is also held Other free events scheduled are A4 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 Kaysville council member’s use of city Pioneers and Patriots credit card results in heated exchange Kim Burningham BY LOUISE R. SHAW Kim Burningham, one wrote in a column for the [email protected] of this year’s Pioneers and Clipper in 2014. “Because Patriots, served for many some critics are very vocal KAYSVILLE—How city funds are ex- years in a variety of state does not mean you should pended continues to fuel controversy capacities. He was a mem- desert your principles. here, though the accuser became ber of the state legislature This fact echoes through- the accused at a recent city council for 15 years, and served out our political and meeting. on the state school board religious history.” Dave Adams, a member of the until he chose not to run Burningham also Kaysville City Council, has spent hun- again in 2014. worked as a teacher at dreds of hours since he took office Both in those roles Bountiful High for several looking over city invoices and chal- and as a member of the years, where he was twice lenging practices in an effort to save community, Burningham named Outstanding Teach- the city money and get more work to remains vocal on a variety er of the Year among other local businesses. of issues including state awards. He also served But at the council’s July 7 meeting, education spending. He as the president of the Adams was on the defensive for using has served as the chair- National Association of the a city credit card to pay for repairs to man of Utahns for Ethical State Boards of Education his fire truck and an audio system. Government, and has in 2005, and is an Honor- The fire truck he owns is only used KAYSVILLE’S cItY cOUncIL mEEtIng on July 7 included (from left) Maria Devereux, city often written columns for ary Lifetime Member of for the city’s Fourth of July water pa- recorder; Shayne Scott, city manager; Larry Page and Chris Snell, city council members; the Davis Clipper newspa- the PTA. rade, he said, so it was appropriate for Mayor Steve Hiatt; and Susan Lee, Dave Adams and Jake Garn, city council members. per. Burningham and his the city to pay for repairs. Likewise, Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper “When criticism is wife, Susan, have two chil- the audio system gets burned out levied, it is vital for the dren and several grand- with its use at the parade each year, a man,” said he and many who work Adams reacted by starting to refer- criticism to be heard and children. he said. with him have donated a lot of money ence information he had gleaned evaluated,” Burningham The meeting had already gone and a lot of time to the effort. about an individual he claimed had for more than four hours and it was He spoke of sleepless nights and received a cash payment for services getting close to midnight when Jake missed family events in preparation to the city. Garn, also a member of the city coun- for the parade and said none who Mayor Steve Hiatt said Adams was cil, addressed the use of city credit worked with him have ever been rec- out of line and called for a vote on Dr. Cecelia Foxley cards. ognized by the city for their volunteer claims, something the council does Dr. Cecelia Foxley, one nel evaluation, executive “Personally, I would never take it contributions. each week to authorize the payment of this year’s Pioneers recruitment, enhanced (the card),” said Garn, “because I “We have never once asked for pay, of the city’s bills. Snell asked city staff and Patriots, served for communication, and in- would never want to be in a situation we’ve never once asked for recogni- for a detailed report on charges, but more than a decade as creased student access. where I could be accused – or where tion, we’ve never asked for anything,” voted in favor of paying the claims. Commissioner of the Dr. Foxley earned her I might be tempted in certain situa- he said. “But I can’t afford to do it any The meeting was adjourned shortly Utah System of Higher Ph.D. in Educational tions to misuse it.” more. It was me who funded it and it thereafter. Education and Chief Psychology with an em- Chris Snell, a council member, then was all my crew who put it on.” Vance Garfield, parks and recre- Executive Officer to the phasis in Administration, asked about charges for the city’s “How much blood do you want out ation director, told the Clipper he had State Board of Regents. Teaching, Research and Fourth of July activities placed on the of a turnip,” he said later. OK’d expenditures up to $2,500 when She was the first-ever Counseling from the city’s credit card. Since taking his seat on the council, Adams asked for use of the credit woman to hold the role in University of Utah. She Adams stood in response to the Adams has spent hours going over card. the state of Utah. Later, was also given an honor- question, angrily defending the work city records and looking at city poli- Garfield has not yet received she served for three ary doctorate from Utah he has done on the parade and con- cies and procedures looking for ways receipts from Adams and doesn’t years as Regents profes- State University. Dr. fronting Snell. to save money and give jobs to local know the total amount spent, though sor in the Educational Foxley also authored or “The cat and mouse game that you businesses. He told the Clipper last in his comments, Adams referred to Psychology department co-authored six books and I have needs to end,” Adams said spring that he has spent as many expenses of $4,000 to $5,000 several at the University of Utah. and a variety of articles to Snell. “Let’s man up and get over as 80 hours a week going over city times. She has also served as on topics such as human this.” materials. Several changes he recom- Shayne Scott, Kaysville’s newly the deputy commissioner relations education and “I appreciate the grandstanding,” mended have been implemented. hired city manager, confirmed that and the associate com- equal opportunity rights. said Snell, after Adams listed dona- Snell said the water portion of the the numbers are not yet available on missioner for academic Her papers are archived tions made by businesses and his parade “is a hit and people love it.” He the Fourth of July expenditures. affairs. She is currently at the J. Willard Marriott own contributions for the parade, “but said the effort put into it is “fantastic,” “My job, I feel, is to take what hap- working as a consultant Library at the University it’s important we have controls on the but added that the city has never pens and learn from it,” Scott told the in the areas of strategic of Utah. credit card.” expended funds for it. Clipper on July 11. “We will look at and long-range planning, Foxley has one daugh- Adams said he has organized the Despite repeated interruptions by what we can do differently next time, improved academic qual- ter, Stacy, who also holds water portion of the parade for 10 Adams, Snell asked if it was a neces- what kind of controls are needed. We ity, effective organiza- a Ph.D. years and, punctuating his remarks sary expense for the city to repair will look at this very carefully and fix tional structures, person- with “gone through hell” and “hell of “your own piece of equipment.” what needs to be fixed.” A4 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 News A5 Kaysville council member’s use of city Pioneers and Patriots Summer heat puts strain credit card results in heated exchange Kim Burningham on electrical power grid BY LOUISE R. SHAW Kim Burningham, one wrote in a column for the [email protected] of this year’s Pioneers and Clipper in 2014. “Because SALT LAKE CITY—Things After a review of the degrees. Patriots, served for many some critics are very vocal are heating up along the electrical system’s perfor- “Customers also can KAYSVILLE—How city funds are ex- years in a variety of state does not mean you should Wasatch Front – includ- mance at the end of last take steps to reduce pended continues to fuel controversy capacities. He was a mem- desert your principles. ing Rocky Mountain summer, Rocky Moun- electricity use during the here, though the accuser became ber of the state legislature This fact echoes through- Power’s electrical system. tain Power identified summer peak season,” the accused at a recent city council for 15 years, and served out our political and Increased customer 20 projects that needed said Gary Hoogeveen, meeting. on the state school board religious history.” demand and outside tem- to be completed for the Rocky Mountain Power Dave Adams, a member of the until he chose not to run Burningham also peratures can put a strain 2016 summer season that senior vice president in Kaysville City Council, has spent hun- again in 2014. worked as a teacher at on the power grid. include: the release. “We have dreds of hours since he took office Both in those roles Bountiful High for several “More electricity is • Increasing capacity simple tips, programs and looking over city invoices and chal- and as a member of the years, where he was twice used by our custom- on specific lines incentives for customers lenging practices in an effort to save community, Burningham named Outstanding Teach- ers during the summer • Installing new equip- to increase their energy the city money and get more work to remains vocal on a variety er of the Year among other season than at any other ment such as switches, efficiency at home and in local businesses. of issues including state awards. He also served time of the year,” Paul voltage regulators, etc. the workplace, particu- But at the council’s July 7 meeting, education spending. He as the president of the Radakovich, Rocky Moun- • Reconfiguring the larly during the summer Adams was on the defensive for using has served as the chair- National Association of the tain Power vice president electrical pathways serv- months.” a city credit card to pay for repairs to man of Utahns for Ethical State Boards of Education of operations said in a ing customers in specific For a complete list his fire truck and an audio system. Government, and has in 2005, and is an Honor- release. “Although we see areas of energy-saving tips, The fire truck he owns is only used KAYSVILLE’S cItY cOUncIL mEEtIng on July 7 included (from left) Maria Devereux, city often written columns for ary Lifetime Member of the demand for electricity Rocky Mountain Power visit www.wattsmart.com. for the city’s Fourth of July water pa- recorder; Shayne Scott, city manager; Larry Page and Chris Snell, city council members; the Davis Clipper newspa- the PTA. reach its highest point takes steps every day Some of the top summer rade, he said, so it was appropriate for Mayor Steve Hiatt; and Susan Lee, Dave Adams and Jake Garn, city council members. per. Burningham and his during the summer, we during hot weather to energy-saving recommen- the city to pay for repairs. Likewise, Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper “When criticism is wife, Susan, have two chil- are confident about our provide reliable electric dations are: the audio system gets burned out levied, it is vital for the dren and several grand- readiness for summer service for its customers • Set the thermostat as with its use at the parade each year, a man,” said he and many who work Adams reacted by starting to refer- criticism to be heard and children. 2016.” by monitoring what areas high as comfortable; for he said. with him have donated a lot of money ence information he had gleaned evaluated,” Burningham Usually a hot summer have the highest use, example, 78 degrees or UTAH VOICES performing at Bountiful City Park. The meeting had already gone and a lot of time to the effort. about an individual he claimed had weekday afternoon is how close to capacity key higher when at home. Courtesy photo for more than four hours and it was He spoke of sleepless nights and received a cash payment for services when the demand for pieces of equipment are • Tune up air condition- getting close to midnight when Jake missed family events in preparation to the city. electricity reaches its operating and identifying ers each year and clean or Garn, also a member of the city coun- for the parade and said none who Mayor Steve Hiatt said Adams was Dr. Cecelia Foxley high point. At the same any problem areas prone replace filters monthly. cil, addressed the use of city credit worked with him have ever been rec- out of line and called for a vote on time, power is needed for to melt, according to the • Operate the clothes cards. ognized by the city for their volunteer claims, something the council does Concert to honor Vietnam Dr. Cecelia Foxley, one nel evaluation, executive summertime irrigation release. dryer and dishwasher at “Personally, I would never take it contributions. each week to authorize the payment of this year’s Pioneers recruitment, enhanced systems and air condition- Officials also keep an night. (the card),” said Garn, “because I “We have never once asked for pay, of the city’s bills. Snell asked city staff and Patriots, served for communication, and in- ers to operate. eye on forecasts. The Visit Rocky Mountain would never want to be in a situation we’ve never once asked for recogni- for a detailed report on charges, but more than a decade as creased student access. “Understanding the weather combination Power’s website for more veterans at Bountiful Park where I could be accused – or where tion, we’ve never asked for anything,” voted in favor of paying the claims. Commissioner of the Dr. Foxley earned her climate and customers’ that impacts the system electric energy informa- I might be tempted in certain situa- he said. “But I can’t afford to do it any The meeting was adjourned shortly Utah System of Higher Ph.D. in Educational needs help us provide the most is a series of tion at www.rockymoun- sacrifice,” said Christina than 3 million servicemen tions to misuse it.” more. It was me who funded it and it thereafter. BY JENNIFFER WARDELL Education and Chief Psychology with an em- reliable electricity during days when 100-degree tainpower.net. Davis, with Utah Voices. and women who left their Chris Snell, a council member, then was all my crew who put it on.” Vance Garfield, parks and recre- [email protected] Executive Officer to the phasis in Administration, this peak season,” said highs are coupled with Veterans who attend the families to serve bravely, asked about charges for the city’s “How much blood do you want out ation director, told the Clipper he had State Board of Regents. Teaching, Research and Radakovich in the state- nighttime temperatures [email protected] —Utah Voices concert will receive a free a world away from every- Fourth of July activities placed on the of a turnip,” he said later. OK’d expenditures up to $2,500 when BOUNTIFUL She was the first-ever Counseling from the ment. that don’t cool below 70 and the 23rd Army Band copy of “A Time to Honor: thing they knew and every- city’s credit card. Since taking his seat on the council, Adams asked for use of the credit woman to hold the role in University of Utah. She are coming together to rec- Stories of Service, Duty and one they loved. Through Adams stood in response to the Adams has spent hours going over card. the state of Utah. Later, was also given an honor- ognize Vietnam veterans. Sacrifice from the Vietnam more than a decade of question, angrily defending the work city records and looking at city poli- Garfield has not yet received she served for three ary doctorate from Utah Both groups will perform War,” featuring stories from combat, over air, land, and he has done on the parade and con- cies and procedures looking for ways receipts from Adams and doesn’t Davis High Class of ’56 seeking classmates years as Regents profes- State University. Dr. a special patriotic concert other veterans. Utah Voices sea, these proud Americans fronting Snell. to save money and give jobs to local know the total amount spent, though sor in the Educational Foxley also authored or The Davis High School Gibson and they live in • Mytinger, Carolyn to honor those veterans on will be distributing the upheld the highest tradi- “The cat and mouse game that you businesses. He told the Clipper last in his comments, Adams referred to Psychology department co-authored six books Class of 1956 is holding Ogden. The names of • Notarte, Mae July 15 at 7 p.m. at Bounti- books as part of their re- tions of our Armed Forces.” and I have needs to end,” Adams said spring that he has spent as many expenses of $4,000 to $5,000 several at the University of Utah. and a variety of articles their 60th Class Reunion their children: Mike, • Williams, Terry ful City Park. The concert sponsibilities as an official Bountiful City Park to Snell. “Let’s man up and get over as 80 hours a week going over city times. She has also served as on topics such as human on Sept. 10, 2016. Orga- Carla, Maryanne, Adele, Royce marks the 50th anniversary Vietnam War Commemo- is located at 400 N. 200 this.” materials. Several changes he recom- Shayne Scott, Kaysville’s newly the deputy commissioner relations education and nizers are trying to locate Lisa, Terry, Ruth, Kerry, Any assistance you can of the Vietnam War Memo- rative Partner, a national West. The concert is part “I appreciate the grandstanding,” mended have been implemented. hired city manager, confirmed that and the associate com- equal opportunity rights. the 16 classmates listed Elizabeth and William. provide in locating these rial in Washington, D.C. program that focuses on of Bountiful City’s 2016 said Snell, after Adams listed dona- Snell said the water portion of the the numbers are not yet available on missioner for academic Her papers are archived below. • Dolan, James B. classmates is greatly ap- Veterans who attend the honoring Vietnam veterans. Music in the Park summer tions made by businesses and his parade “is a hit and people love it.” He the Fourth of July expenditures. affairs. She is currently at the J. Willard Marriott • Anglesey, Camilla • Freeman, William L. preciated. Please provide concert will receive a hard- “As we observe the 50th concert series. The next own contributions for the parade, “but said the effort put into it is “fantastic,” “My job, I feel, is to take what hap- working as a consultant Library at the University • Barker, Carolyn • Nelson, Dorothy M. information to or contact bound book as well as other anniversary of the Viet- concert in the series will be it’s important we have controls on the but added that the city has never pens and learn from it,” Scott told the in the areas of strategic of Utah. • Benton, Betty • Hatch, Boyd Larry Edwards by e-mail commemorative items, but nam War, we reflect with on July 29 at 7 p.m. in the credit card.” expended funds for it. Clipper on July 11. “We will look at and long-range planning, Foxley has one daugh- • Clayton Christensen, • Huffaker Darlington, at dhsdart1956@gmail. everyone is welcome to solemn reverence upon the same location, and will fea- Adams said he has organized the Despite repeated interruptions by what we can do differently next time, improved academic qual- ter, Stacy, who also holds Sherry Irene com or by phone at 703- come listen. valor of a generation that ture music by the bluegrass water portion of the parade for 10 Adams, Snell asked if it was a neces- what kind of controls are needed. We ity, effective organiza- a Ph.D. • Doe, Kae - Last • Hugo Starett, Jane 371-6938. “(We want to) recognize served with honor,” said band Six Feet In The Pine. years and, punctuating his remarks sary expense for the city to repair will look at this very carefully and fix tional structures, person- information we have is • Illum, Bryan Vietnam veterans and their President Barack Obama. with “gone through hell” and “hell of “your own piece of equipment.” what needs to be fixed.” that she married Eugene • Kelsey, Dee families’ service, labor and “We pay tribute to the more A6 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016

Kasai is a real estate agent by day, but Superheroes loves to don his costume and make a Continued from p. A1 child smile. “We’re quite busy with all we do,” he said. “We do about three events a week on average in the summer. We of the Kids Heroes Foundation. “I love also get requests from similar charitable kids. I love everything about them. And organizations who want the superheroes having my own kids just took that up at their event.” another level. I love superheroes myself The superheroes teamed up with because they inspire hope and greatness.” Lagoon on July 11 to raise funds for the Kasai said he was at dinner with family families they serve with a two-hour roller one night when someone said, “You coaster marathon. remind me of Robert Downey Jr. (Iron “We thought it was a unique way to Man).” He said he didn’t see it, but when raise awareness and funds to help the he was at Disneyland he saw an Iron Man kids,” Kasai said. “Our goal was to raise suit. $5,000 to donate to families with medical “I was in awe. It inspired me to dress bills.” up like Iron Man,” he said. “When I Ross is all too familiar with mounting told my childhood friend he looked like medical bills for 2 1/2-year-old Kyle. “I Captain America, he lit up. It snowballed have good insurance and I still have at from there. The two of us put feelers least four grand out of pocket,” she said. out for other superheroes to make an “I don’t just have that laying around. It’s Avengers group and now it’s grown to 30 astronomical that families have to do volunteers.” that. What are we going to do? It’s such a Kasai and his band of heroes visit burden to have medical bills.” children in the hospital, host events for That’s why she said the Kids Heroes families and do anti-bullying and suicide have made such a difference for her prevention presentations at schools. “We family. “They have been a major support recently visited a little boy in the hospital system,” Ross said. “They don’t know how who had heart surgery,” said Kasai. “We much their visits alone do for kids’ spirits. try to assume the role of our character It’s bittersweet how much they do care and use lines from the movies. The young ThE nEw CREEksIdE PARk in Bountiful will be constructed on this eight-acre site off of Mill Street. and they hardly know us. We’re extremely kids think we’re real.” Contractors are set to begin work on the project this week. grateful for Dustin. They’re a gem – a Kristen Ross, the mother of the little Photo by Tom Haraldsen/Davis Clipper great group of people.” boy they visited, can’t say enough about Kasai hopes his team can do even more how wonderful the Kids Heroes are. “It’s for kids. “Our goal is to visit kids in need amazing to see how the kids react,” she no matter where they come from,” he anticipated features is the founded by Bob and said. “They love to see these guys on TV, said. “Just like the superheroes, we go Park large pedestrian bridge Mike Carpenter in the but when they’re standing right next to where we’re called.” Continued from p. A1 that is designed to become 1980s. The company has you it’s fun. They’re all volunteers who a popular photo spot for completed successful work but don’t get paid.” family portraits or wedding projects ranging from this new project. portraits. multi-family, industrial, Architectural plans The city purchased commercial, parks created last year call for the property, which has and recreation, and using the site’s natural and is not likely to result in lasting harm included a large home, engineering. The setting in determining to anyone’s health in the study areas,” specifically for the purpose company’s current Study the design. Though the said UDOH director Dr. Joseph Miner, of building the park. There projects include building Continued from p. A1 location has hundreds in a release. “Air quality is a significant will be plenty of grass, but new tennis courts in Salt concern for the UDOH, as we know that of trees and shrubs, of natural environmental occurrences no playing fields as part of Lake City, an expansion poor air quality can irritate the eyes, some of the older ones such as when plants break down,” she its design. project at the Sandy City nose, and throat, and aggravate heart and will be replaced with said. “All of these results have been Construction will start Cemetery, improvements lung conditions. But people are unlikely newer ones. There will reviewed by the Utah Department with razing of the home at Shay Park in Saratoga to experience symptoms from even the be a paved parking lot of Health, and though the levels are later this week, and city Springs, and constructing highest levels of these chemicals.” on the north end of the higher than what the EPA considers officials hope to schedule a new district office and The DEQ has applied for a grant from park, and a combination its benchmark (preferred levels), they grand opening for the park maintenance buildings for the EPA for further study, which it hopes of vinyl-coated and chain don’t exceed the acute threshold levels in June or July 2017. the South Valley Sewer to get this fall. Spangler said additional link fencing around the of exposure. But they do warrant further CraCar Construction is District. monitors will then be positioned in property. study to determine their sources.” a family-owned business Bountiful, and the department is working One of the park’s most In a release from DEQ, the study closely with the Davis County Health showed two other compounds were Department to find sources for the observed in Bountiful--methylene chemicals. chloride, commonly found in paints, The entire report is on the DEQ’s professions. There are Her greatest concern, plastics and solvents; and acetaldehyde, website at: http//deq.utah.gov/ Teachers not enough enrolling in she said, is also the which showed a strong correlation with Polutants/H/haps/hazardous-ar-pollutants- education programs at amount of mentoring formaldehyde. Continued from p. A1 study-2015.htm. universities, he said, to required, though she “Human exposure to these chemicals fill the void of teachers expects the new program appears to be seasonal and sporadic, concerned because it who are leaving. District will be used less in impacts kids,” he said. officials have even Wasatch Front districts. “They’ll not be getting gone out of state to hire There is already an professional educators in teachers, but had no Alternative Route to the classroom going this success bringing them Licensure in place that route.” here, he said. allows people interested Laura Belnap is a Allison Riddle was in teaching to begin member of the state school Utah Teacher of the Year doing so while taking board and represents in 2014 and now works classes, she said. It much of Davis County. as elementary mentor allows them several She said the reason supervisor for the district. years to complete their she supported APT was She said she had spoken coursework while that school districts were with three members of the teaching, but they do not able to find enough state board and sees APT eventually earn degrees. qualified teachers to teach as their attempt to help A hearing on the new computer science. While rural areas with teacher ruling is set for Tuesday, those trained in computer shortages by finding July 26 at 4 p.m. in the science might not choose people that are qualified offices of the Utah State teaching as a profession, in content areas even if Board of Education, 250 E. she said, APT would allow they have no pedagogical 500 South, Salt Lake City. them to help, for example, backgrounds. after retirement. “When it came to the table, we realized this could really help support the need for specialized teachers in that setting,” she said. “It seemed a logical approach to open that door, but it’s still all about local control. It’s all about what the districts want.” No one has applied to teach in Davis School District under the new pathway, according to Craig Poll, assistant superintendent whose responsibilities include human resources. But with the teacher shortage, he said, APT could be “a real benefit.” “I don’t minimize the fact that they will be at a lesser advantage than teachers who’ve taken classes, done student teaching and had training,” he said, “but I do believe a person can come in and be very successful and we’ll be very careful to find those.” Teachers are concerned that having a teacher in the classroom next door with no teaching experience will require more of their limited time for mentoring. Mentoring is something that happens with all new teachers, said Poll, and with all veteran teachers as well. 7/31/16 Teaching, he said, is hard, and with a strong job market, people are going to other A6 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 cLiPPeR • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 WhAt tO DO in utAh A7

Kasai is a real estate agent by day, but Superheroes loves to don his costume and make a Mueller Park (evening Aug. events •••• 11), North Canyon Park Continued from p. A1 child smile. “We’re quite busy with all we do,” he said. “We do about three events (evening Aug. 12), West a week on average in the summer. We July 15 Bountiful IHOP (just off Tickets left for OBT’s ‘Pirates’ of the Kids Heroes Foundation. “I love also get requests from similar charitable • “Riding with the stars” 2600 South exit of I-15, kids. I love everything about them. And bY JenniFFeR WARDeLL organizations who want the superheroes is the theme and Antelope breakfast on Aug. 13), and having my own kids just took that up [email protected] at their event.” Island State Park will be the Bountiful High (dinner another level. I love superheroes myself The superheroes teamed up with venue for the 23rd annual and program, evening Aug. because they inspire hope and greatness.” sALt LAKe citY Lagoon on July 11 to raise funds for the Antelope by Moonlight — Kasai said he was at dinner with family 13). Contact Kenn Ras- families they serve with a two-hour roller Bike Ride to be held on July There’s still time left to one night when someone said, “You mussen for more informa- coaster marathon. 15 at 10 p.m. This popular meet the very model of a remind me of Robert Downey Jr. (Iron tion, to make reservations, “We thought it was a unique way to family friendly non-com- modern major general. Man).” He said he didn’t see it, but when etc., at 951-237-6774. raise awareness and funds to help the petitive bike ride is held in Off Broadway Theatre’s he was at Disneyland he saw an Iron Man Aug. 13 kids,” Kasai said. “Our goal was to raise the light of the (almost) full production of “Pirates of suit. • A tour of nine south $5,000 to donate to families with medical moon (this year) and is open Penzance” has just over “I was in awe. It inspired me to dress Davis County private bills.” to participants of all ages. a week left of its current up like Iron Man,” he said. “When I gardens will be held by Ross is all too familiar with mounting run, which ends July 23. told my childhood friend he looked like The ride starts at 10 p.m. Soroptimist International medical bills for 2 1/2-year-old Kyle. “I Tickets are still available, Captain America, he lit up. It snowballed at White Rock Bay. The of Bountiful, from 2 to 8 have good insurance and I still have at giving audience members from there. The two of us put feelers half way point of the ride is p.m. The tour includes least four grand out of pocket,” she said. the chance to set sail with out for other superheroes to make an the historic Fielding Garr both large and small yards “I don’t just have that laying around. It’s Gilbert and Sullivan’s Avengers group and now it’s grown to 30 Ranch where refreshments with some spectacular astronomical that families have to do famously funny pirates. volunteers.” are served until midnight. water features, artistic that. What are we going to do? It’s such a “It’s one of the best- Kasai and his band of heroes visit Come early to enjoy music plantings, a small pocket burden to have medical bills.” known and most entertain- children in the hospital, host events for and a bike rodeo spon- garden and even a large That’s why she said the Kids Heroes ing comedic operettas families and do anti-bullying and suicide sored by the Davis County fairy garden. Tickets are have made such a difference for her to date, and a hilarious prevention presentations at schools. “We Health Department before $10 for adults, $5 for family. “They have been a major support adventure for the entire recently visited a little boy in the hospital the ride begins. Prizes will children under 12. Money system,” Ross said. “They don’t know how family,” said Off Broadway who had heart surgery,” said Kasai. “We be awarded to participants raised by the event goes to LeFt tO Right: Matthew Glade, Rusty Bringhurst, Caleb Durrant, Oscar Andersen in Off Broadway much their visits alone do for kids’ spirits. Theatre’s Becky Hobley. try to assume the role of our character who choose to dress up or help women and girls both Theatre’s current production of “The Pirates of Penzance.” It’s bittersweet how much they do care The operetta focuses and use lines from the movies. The young decorate their bike using locally and internation- Photo by Nic Brown | Off Broadway Theatre ThE nEw CREEksIdE PARk in Bountiful will be constructed on this eight-acre site off of Mill Street. and they hardly know us. We’re extremely on a young man named kids think we’re real.” this fun theme. Judging will ally as well as other local Contractors are set to begin work on the project this week. grateful for Dustin. They’re a gem – a Frederic, who is mistak- Kristen Ross, the mother of the little be at 9 p.m. on the stage at charities. Tickets available local culture and popular keeps each performance community.” Photo by Tom Haraldsen/Davis Clipper great group of people.” enly indentured to a pirate boy they visited, can’t say enough about White Rock Bay. Will-Call at Robintino’s Restaurant, media written in-house, light-hearted, unique and The show runs Mon- Kasai hopes his team can do even more by his nursemaid until his how wonderful the Kids Heroes are. “It’s will be located there also. 1385 S. 500 West, Bounti- the theater’s production fun.” days, Fridays and Satur- for kids. “Our goal is to visit kids in need 21st birthday. Unfortu- amazing to see how the kids react,” she Wear your wristband to the ful; The Avon Store, 811 of “Pirates” mostly hews Despite the troupe’s days at 7:30 p.m. Tickets anticipated features is the founded by Bob and no matter where they come from,” he nately, his birthday is on said. “They love to see these guys on TV, ride. Registration for the S. 500 West, Woods Cross; to the classic script. Still, focus on comedy, she also are $16 for seniors and $10 large pedestrian bridge Mike Carpenter in the said. “Just like the superheroes, we go Feb. 29, which means that Park but when they’re standing right next to bike ride is online at www. Feed The Birds and More, the actors always manage added that the production for children, and can be that is designed to become 1980s. The company has where we’re called.” he won’t have his 21st for Continued from p. A1 you it’s fun. They’re all volunteers who AntelopebyMoonlight.com. 197 S. 500 West, Bounti- to put their unique spin on will do justice to the oper- purchased online or by call- a popular photo spot for completed successful work but don’t get paid.” Online registration will only another 63 years. Pining, things. etta’s music. ing the theater’s box office family portraits or wedding projects ranging from ful; any member of the this new project. be available through 8 a.m. romance, misunderstand- “The shows always “I was blown away by at 801-355-4628. portraits. multi-family, industrial, Bountiful Soroptimists or Architectural plans on July 15. After 8 a.m. on ings, revenge and plenty of include a few Laughing the quality of the operatic Off Broadway Theatre The city purchased commercial, parks any of the homes on Aug. created last year call for July 15 registration will be laughs follow. Stock improvisers, who are voices,” she said. “This is located at 272 S. State the property, which has and recreation, and 13. Addresses of featured using the site’s natural and is not likely to result in lasting harm Unlike many of Off insanely hilarious and ad- production has some very Street in Salt Lake. For included a large home, engineering. The $35 per rider and a collec- gardens: 124 W. 1350 setting in determining to anyone’s health in the study areas,” Broadway’s shows, lib brand new jokes each well-known talent in Salt tickets and more informa- specifically for the purpose company’s current Study tor’s T-shirt is not guaran- North, Centerville; 911 the design. Though the said UDOH director Dr. Joseph Miner, which are parodies of night,” said Hobley. “It Lake’s musical theater tion, visit obt.org. of building the park. There projects include building Continued from p. A1 teed. For more information Ridgeline Circle, Center- location has hundreds in a release. “Air quality is a significant www.AntelopebyMoonlight ville; 196 Country Springs will be plenty of grass, but new tennis courts in Salt concern for the UDOH, as we know that of trees and shrubs, of natural environmental occurrences or contact Davis County, Drive, Bountiful; 3537 S. no playing fields as part of Lake City, an expansion poor air quality can irritate the eyes, some of the older ones such as when plants break down,” she 801-451-3286 or email 550 West, Bountiful; 4117 from 8 to 10 p.m. 38 E. 400 525 N. 400 West, Center- display their work at Boun- ground Gallery. Reception its design. project at the Sandy City nose, and throat, and aggravate heart and will be replaced with said. “All of these results have been [email protected] Bridlewood Dr., Bountiful; South, Bountiful. Guitars, ville. tiful Davis Art Center, 90 Monday, July 18, 6 to 8 Construction will start Cemetery, improvements lung conditions. But people are unlikely newer ones. There will reviewed by the Utah Department July 23 568 Hidden Circle, North drums, piano available, free N. Main, in this exhibition p.m. Blundell’s digitally with razing of the home at Shay Park in Saratoga to experience symptoms from even the be a paved parking lot of Health, and though the levels are • Antelope Island: join but donations appreciated. that coincides with Bounti- collaged prints reveal the later this week, and city Springs, and constructing highest levels of these chemicals.” Salt Lake; 681 Eagle Pass, on the north end of the higher than what the EPA considers the fun celebrating Pioneer Presented by Joy Founda- ful Handcart Days, a pa- fragmentation of mankind’s officials hope to schedule a new district office and The DEQ has applied for a grant from North Salt Lake; 88 S. exhibits••• park, and a combination its benchmark (preferred levels), they Day with games from 10 tion. More information triotic celebration of Utah technologically-mediated grand opening for the park maintenance buildings for the EPA for further study, which it hopes Valley View Dr. (350 E.), of vinyl-coated and chain don’t exceed the acute threshold levels a.m. to noon and guided at Bountiful Open Mic pioneers. Open Tue-Fri, 10 existence. Berrey explores in June or July 2017. the South Valley Sewer to get this fall. Spangler said additional North Salt Lake; and 2103 July 1-23 link fencing around the of exposure. But they do warrant further tours of the Fielding Garr Facebook page. a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 12 “time’s material physical- CraCar Construction is District. monitors will then be positioned in W. 2185 South, Woods • Bountiful Handcart property. study to determine their sources.” Ranch from 3 to 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. ity” through crumpled a family-owned business Bountiful, and the department is working Cross. For information call Days Art & Craft Exhibit: One of the park’s most In a release from DEQ, the study [email protected]. July 1-23 reclaimed map sculptures closely with the Davis County Health Karen 801-936-0608 or Pioneers and Patriots showed two other compounds were • Antelope Island Pio- • Carol Berrey and Department to find sources for the Julie, 801-295-7370. stAge•••• - Yesterday and Today, and paintings that evoke observed in Bountiful--methylene neers lecture. Informative chemicals. Bountiful Davis Art Center Simon Blundell Bountiful organic objects. chloride, commonly found in paints, June 17-July 23 The entire report is on the DEQ’s lecture about one of Utah’s Upper Gallery. Area artists Davis Art Center Under- professions. There are Her greatest concern, plastics and solvents; and acetaldehyde, • The Off Broadway website at: http//deq.utah.gov/ earliest ranches, the historic Music•••• Teachers not enough enrolling in she said, is also the which showed a strong correlation with Fielding Garr Ranch on Theatre (OBT) proudly education programs at amount of mentoring Polutants/H/haps/hazardous-ar-pollutants- formaldehyde. Antelope Island State Park, July 15 presents, “Pirates of Continued from p. A1 universities, he said, to required, though she study-2015.htm. “Human exposure to these chemicals 1 p.m. [email protected]. • Utah Voices/23rd Army Penzance,” the hysterical fill the void of teachers expects the new program appears to be seasonal and sporadic, Aug. 6 tale of tender-hearted pi- concerned because it who are leaving. District will be used less in Band, will perform Ameri- impacts kids,” he said. • Viewmont High “Class cana/Patriotic music, at the rates, cowardly policemen, officials have even Wasatch Front districts. of ‘71” 45 year reunion, held unrequited love and hilari- “They’ll not be getting gone out of state to hire There is already an Bountiful City Park, 200 W. at the home of Scott and ous misunderstandings. professional educators in teachers, but had no Alternative Route to 400 North, 7 p.m., free. Stana Kjar, 19 W. 1600 N., Gilbert and Sullivan’s the classroom going this success bringing them Licensure in place that • Temple Square Concert Pirates of Penzance, or The route.” here, he said. allows people interested Main, Centerville, 6 to 10 Series, Brigham Young His- Slave of Duty, will show Laura Belnap is a Allison Riddle was in teaching to begin p.m. Park in church park- toric Park, southeast corner member of the state school Utah Teacher of the Year doing so while taking ing lot at 1450 N. Main, of State Street and North Mondays, Fridays and Sat- board and represents in 2014 and now works classes, she said. It Centerville. RSVP to Elaine Temple, 7:30 p.m. David urdays, June 17–July 23 at much of Davis County. as elementary mentor allows them several Mckay, 801-292-4590 be- Edwards Band, acoustic folk 7:30 p.m. with one Satur- She said the reason supervisor for the district. years to complete their fore July 25. For more info blues band, will perform. day matinee at 2 p.m. (date she supported APT was She said she had spoken coursework while visit Viewmont ‘71.com. Concerts are free, blankets TBA on www.theobt.org). that school districts were with three members of the teaching, but they do • Planning a fun Bounti- or lawn chairs are welcome. Tickets are $16 for adults, not able to find enough state board and sees APT eventually earn degrees. ful High class of ‘76 40th July 17 $12 for seniors and stu- qualified teachers to teach as their attempt to help A hearing on the new reunion at Lewis Park, 275 • The Davis Arts Council dents, $10 for children 12 computer science. While rural areas with teacher ruling is set for Tuesday, East Lewis Park Dr. (just Sunday Evening Concert years and under. For ticket those trained in computer shortages by finding July 26 at 4 p.m. in the east of Davis Blvd at 2600 Series presents Ashton reservations, call the OBT science might not choose people that are qualified offices of the Utah State South in Bountiful) Time Olsen and The Pizzicato box office at 801-355-4628 teaching as a profession, in content areas even if Board of Education, 250 E. is 5 p.m. Cost is $10 when Strings, 7 p.m. Kenley Am- or purchase online at www. she said, APT would allow they have no pedagogical 500 South, Salt Lake City. you arrive. The gathering phitheatre, 445 N. Wasatch theOBT.org. them to help, for example, backgrounds. will be very casual. Spouses/ Drive, Layton. June 20-July 18 after retirement. partners are welcome. Food • WSU hosts the 38th an- • CenterPoint Legacy “When it came to the being catered by Smokin’ nual Lindquist Family Sym- Theatre presents “West table, we realized this Bones BBQ in Bounti- phony Pops and Fireworks, Side Story.” Two street could really help support ful. More info available 9 p.m., Ada Lindquist Plaza gangs stand in for the the need for specialized at: bhs1976.com or email and pond area, free, 801- Montagues and Capulets teachers in that setting,” [email protected] 626-6468. in this retelling of Shake- she said. “It seemed a • The UFC is coming July 19 speare’s Romeo and Juliet. logical approach to open to the Vivant Smart Home • Temple Square Concert This masterpiece asks that door, but it’s still all Arena Aug. 6 with “UFC Series, Brigham Young His- the audience to challenge about local control. It’s all Fight Night Salt Lake City.” toric Park, southeast corner prejudice as two young about what the districts This is the first time the of State Street and North people try to overcome race want.” UFC has brought an event and culture to find com- No one has applied to Temple, 7:30 p.m. Sassafras to Utah. Tickets go on sale Folk String Band, mix of mon ground and a place teach in Davis School June 24 at ufc.com/event- free from the forces that District under the new bluegrass, Celtic, folk and ticket-info. blues, will perform. Con- separate them. For tickets pathway, according to Aug. 11-13 call 801-298-1302 or visit Craig Poll, assistant certs are free, blankets or • Bountiful High School online at CPTUTAH.org. superintendent whose lawn chairs are welcome. responsibilities include Class of 1966 50-year Ongoing human resources. reunion, Aug. 11-13. • Family friendly open But with the teacher Informal gatherings at mic every Saturday night shortage, he said, APT could be “a real benefit.” “I don’t minimize the fact that they will be at a lesser advantage Kid’s Dentistry than teachers who’ve ™ taken classes, done student teaching and had with a Woman’s Touch training,” he said, “but New Patients Welcome Infants to Young Adults I do believe a person can come in and be very successful and we’ll be • Orthodontics very careful to find those.” Teachers are concerned • Prevention that having a teacher • Cleaning in the classroom next door with no teaching • Sealants experience will require On Staff at Primary more of their limited time • Tooth Colored Fillings for mentoring. • Nitrous Oxide Children’s Hospital Mentoring is something Weekdays: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. that happens with all new • Pediatric Sedation Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - Noon teachers, said Poll, and with all veteran teachers Colleen P. 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BY JENNIFFER WARDELL primarily by Qualcomm impact. Currently, there [email protected] CEO Irwin Jacobs, uses are no other ways to see a project-based learning the movie. KAYSVILLE—What does model and works on the “They feel like they’ll it take to truly educate development of skills such be able to make a stron- someone? as time management and ger impact if people see That’s the question collaboration. The teach- it in larger groups,” said being asked by “Most ers aren’t held to any state Parnell. “If people see it Likely to Succeed,” Greg testing mandates. together, they’ll be able to Watley’s documentary who Whitley and his crew affect more change and looks at America’s school follow two of the school’s really make something system and schools that freshman classes for happen.” choose to take an alternate a year, interviewing Knox Academy, which route. The documentary students, teachers and is scheduled to open this screened at the 2015 Sun- parents and following their fall, is a project-based dance Film Festival and individual stories. Like school following the High the 2015 American Film In- filmmaker Michael Moore, Tech High model. They’re stitute Fest, among others, Whitley also uses graph- organizing the screening and will now be screened ics, stock footage and with The Future Project, a at the Kaysville Theater on voiceover to support his national non-profit focus- July 23 at 9:30 a.m. argument that this type of ing on transforming inner- “It’s an incredible, com- educational model better A STUDENT at High Tech High works on a project in a scene from the documentary. city schools. pelling film,” said Hailey prepares kids for today’s Photo by Gabriel Patay | Courtesy Sundance Film Festival Kaysville Theatre is Parnell, one of the found- modern economy. located at 21 Main Street. ers of Knox Academy. The “Whitley has con- assessments of their role sion will be led by Scott a nationwide tour for the Tickets for the screen- new school, which was structed an engaging look in a system that might Morris, one of the found- documentary that cur- ing are $3.50, and can inspired by the film, is co- at how big picture issues need a complete overhaul ers of Knox Academy. rently has more than 1,500 be purchased online at sponsoring the screening. can be intimately explored to survive.” “We’re hoping for a lot screenings scheduled eventbrite.com/e/most- The documentary was through human confes- The screening will be of audience participation,” in various communities. likely-to-succeed-film- directed by Greg Whitley, sionals,” reads Hollywood followed up by a 30-minute said Parnell. “We want Parnell said that filmmak- screening-knox-academy- best known for 2005’s Reporter’s Sundance discussion with the audi- to hear everyone’s ideas ers chose the tour rather tickets-26386199834 or at “New York Doll” and review of the documentary. ence about some of the and thoughts about what’s than a more traditional the door the morning of 2014’s “Mitt.” Inspired “All of his subjects offer concepts discussed in the present in the film.” distribution model in order the screening. by the experiences of his contemplative and honest documentary. The discus- The screening is part of to maximize its potential daughter Scout, the docu- mentary mostly focuses on an alternative school called High Tech High in San Diego, Calif. The school, which was founded in 2007 Safety tips for spectators at Handcart Days Parade

BOUNTIFUL—The Bounti- ful Handcart Days Parade will begin on Friday, July 22 at 6 p.m. In order to have an enjoyable and safe parade, Bountiful Police Chief Tom Ross is asking for specta- tors’ cooperation in helping the department control two significant problems that arise each and every year. First, do not reserve areas or place chairs on the sidewalks, park strips or any public space before 7 a.m. on Friday, July 22. This activity is prohibited by ordinance and leaves us no choice, but to impound your property to keep the public right-of-way open. Each year, Bountiful PD responds to numerous com- plaints and even arguments surrounding this issue. Please respect private prop- erty rights and wait until the appropriate time to save your spot. If your property is im- pounded, you can pick it up at the police station located at 805 South Main. Your property will be sitting by the southeast corner of the building. Second, please help us keep your children away from the parade partici- pants. Spectators should not encroach into the travel lanes of the roadway to pick up candy and toys. Each year we have small chil- dren running up to floats and parade entrants trying to collect these items. At times, they interfere with the procession causing risk to themselves as well as participants in the parade. Parade officials have asked those throwing candy and toys to get them as close to the curb as practical to help alleviate this problem. The Handcart Days Parade is a wonderful com- munity event that brings enjoyment to thousands of Davis County residents. Help us keep it a safe and enjoyable experience for all.

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Sundance documentary screening July 23 DAVIS THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 BY JENNIFFER WARDELL primarily by Qualcomm impact. Currently, there B [email protected] CEO Irwin Jacobs, uses are no other ways to see Outlook a project-based learning the movie. KAYSVILLE—What does model and works on the “They feel like they’ll it take to truly educate development of skills such be able to make a stron- someone? as time management and ger impact if people see More seniors turn to speed dating to find spark That’s the question collaboration. The teach- it in larger groups,” said being asked by “Most ers aren’t held to any state Parnell. “If people see it By RICHARD A. MARINI people sit together for a Likely to Succeed,” Greg testing mandates. together, they’ll be able to San Antonio Express-News limited amount of time, Watley’s documentary who Whitley and his crew affect more change and usually about five looks at America’s school follow two of the school’s really make something minutes, to chat, system and schools that freshman classes for happen.” SAN ANTONIO (AP) --Dating at any learn about one choose to take an alternate a year, interviewing Knox Academy, which another and route. The documentary students, teachers and is scheduled to open this age can be stressful, exhausting, even then decide screened at the 2015 Sun- parents and following their fall, is a project-based hazardous to one’s self-esteem. Now whether dance Film Festival and individual stories. Like school following the High they're the 2015 American Film In- filmmaker Michael Moore, Tech High model. They’re imagine wading into the dating pool interested stitute Fest, among others, Whitley also uses graph- organizing the screening when you’re past retirement age. in getting and will now be screened ics, stock footage and with The Future Project, a Fireworks are rare for those who date during their together at a at the Kaysville Theater on voiceover to support his national non-profit focus- so-called golden years, especially for women, who later date. July 23 at 9:30 a.m. argument that this type of ing on transforming inner- significantly outnumber their male counterparts. To Once “It’s an incredible, com- educational model better A STUDENT at High Tech High works on a project in a scene from the documentary. city schools. time is up, Photo by Gabriel Patay | Courtesy Sundance Film Festival help right this imbalance, some seniors are borrowing pelling film,” said Hailey prepares kids for today’s Kaysville Theatre is a strategy from younger generations and trying speed they move on to Parnell, one of the found- modern economy. located at 21 Main Street. dating in hopes of again feeling that spark of attraction. the next person. For ers of Knox Academy. The “Whitley has con- assessments of their role sion will be led by Scott a nationwide tour for the Tickets for the screen- “It’s hard meeting a man who’s single,” said Sandy older adults looking for companionship, new school, which was structed an engaging look in a system that might Morris, one of the found- documentary that cur- ing are $3.50, and can Camero, 69, who attended a recent event at the Igo speed dating offers a way to meet up inspired by the film, is co- at how big picture issues need a complete overhaul ers of Knox Academy. rently has more than 1,500 be purchased online at Branch Library designed for seniors who wanted to to a dozen new people quickly and sponsoring the screening. can be intimately explored to survive.” “We’re hoping for a lot screenings scheduled eventbrite.com/e/most- meet new people. “They’re either too old and don’t without commitment in a safe, controlled The documentary was through human confes- The screening will be of audience participation,” in various communities. likely-to-succeed-film- ever want to do anything, or, if they’re my age, they’re environment. directed by Greg Whitley, sionals,” reads Hollywood followed up by a 30-minute said Parnell. “We want Parnell said that filmmak- screening-knox-academy- looking for someone younger.” It’s only recently, however, that seniors best known for 2005’s Reporter’s Sundance discussion with the audi- to hear everyone’s ideas ers chose the tour rather tickets-26386199834 or at While we as a society often obsess over the physical have gotten into the game, in part because “New York Doll” and review of the documentary. ence about some of the and thoughts about what’s than a more traditional the door the morning of needs of the elderly, we rarely talk about the emotional of the release of the documentary “The Age of 2014’s “Mitt.” Inspired “All of his subjects offer concepts discussed in the present in the film.” distribution model in order the screening. desires for friendship, intimacy, even love and sex that Love,” directed by filmmaker Steven Loring. At once by the experiences of his contemplative and honest documentary. The discus- The screening is part of to maximize its potential don't evaporate upon receipt of an AARP membership funny and poignant, promising and bittersweet, the film daughter Scout, the docu- card. tells the story of a group of seniors ages 70 to 90 who mentary mostly focuses on “You'll hear a family say, ‘But we fill grandma’s time,’” participate in a speed-dating event in Rochester, N.Y. feel that touch, that excitement, that physicalness. You an alternative school called said Kelley Kelch, who leads the Older Adult Ministry The documentary focuses on single-and-looking want to feel the butterflies.” High Tech High in San at Oak Hills Presbyterian Church. “That’s great. But no seniors such as Addie, a well-traveled free spirit who Loring said he made the documentary to help spur a Diego, Calif. The school, one wants to talk about the other needs grandma might terrifies her more strait-laced, would-be suitors; Lou, an conversation about the overlooked emotional needs of which was founded in 2007 have.” elderly body builder moved to tears when he learns that older adults. In addition to her church position, Kelch has hosted only one of 15 women he had “speed dated” wanted to “I was inspired by watching my 78-year-old uncle fall two senior speed dating events designed to help folks meet him again; and Jon and Janice, who connect and in love for the very first time in his life,” Loring said. ages 65 to 85 meet one another for companionship. hesitatingly form what promises to be something more He’d also watched his mom struggle with losing the love Safety tips Speed dating, for those who haven’t been single than just a casual friendship. of her life when his dad died. and looking during the past two decades or so, is a At its most basic, the film’s message is that hope During Kelch’s most recent event, nine women and for spectators formalized matchmaking process during which two springs eternal. Or, as Addie puts it, “You still want to n see “DAtING” p. B2 at Handcart Days Parade Majority of Utah BOUNTIFUL—The Bounti- ful Handcart Days Parade will begin on Friday, July 22 voters concerned about at 6 p.m. In order to have an enjoyable and safe parade, Bountiful Police Chief Tom Ross is asking for specta- homelessness and poverty tors’ cooperation in helping the department control two significant problems that Domestic violence ranks arise each and every year. First, do not reserve high on the list of reasons areas or place chairs on Utahns become home- the sidewalks, park strips or any public space before less, nearly as significant a 7 a.m. on Friday, July 22. cause as substance abuse This activity is prohibited by ordinance and leaves us and mental illness. More no choice, but to impound than half of the Utah vot- your property to keep the public right-of-way open. ers surveyed as part of the Each year, Bountiful PD The nation’s newest Utah Priorities Project (53 responds to numerous com- plaints and even arguments percent) gave homelessness surrounding this issue. and poverty a high level of Please respect private prop- workout locations are erty rights and wait until concern, ranking it four or the appropriate time to save five on a five-point scale. your spot. national landmarks If your property is im- The issue ranked 9th among pounded, you can pick it up at the police station located By KellI KeNNeDY the Project’s top 10 issues of at 805 South Main. Your Associated Press concern. property will be sitting by When college rowing buddies Bojan Mandaric Other facts included in the research the southeast corner of the and Brogan Graham vowed to stay in shape brief: The total number of individuals building. experiencing homelessness in Utah Second, please help us post-graduation, they didn’t want to shovel out has been declining, based on the keep your children away annual point-in-time count conducted from the parade partici- hundreds to join a gym or even drop $20 for a each January. While successful efforts pants. Spectators should yoga class. So they returned to one of their most have been made to address the not encroach into the travel needs of the chronically homeless, lanes of the roadway to pick grueling college workouts: the stairs at Harvard agencies such as the Road Home up candy and toys. Each have been providing services to an year we have small chil- Stadium. Five years later, there are nearly 800 others running those steps increasing number of families. More dren running up to floats with them at 6:30 a.m. every Wednesday. Their routine, known as than two-thirds (70.1 percent) of those and parade entrants trying the November Project, now has thousands of participants and free experiencing homelessness in Utah to collect these items. At workout clubs in 20 cities, capitalizing on what’s become a popular are in Salt Lake County. “Poverty, times, they interfere with fitness trend, with other groups and individuals also gathering in of course, is a much broader social the procession causing risk iconic spots to get their sweat on. concern for everyone in Utah,” said to themselves as well as Sites include national monuments, historic landmarks and Utah Foundation Research Director participants in the parade. other public spaces around the country, ranging from the Lincoln Shawn Teigen. “But the voters in our Parade officials have asked Memorial in Washington, D.C., to the Hollywood Bowl in Los sample focused on homelessness those throwing candy and Angeles, to New York City’s Gracie Mansion, the historic home in their responses to our survey. A toys to get them as close to where the mayor lives. follow-up question also shows that the curb as practical to help The mountains of stairs and wide stone platforms at these sites voters think support for the homeless alleviate this problem. are ideal for box jumps, step routines and tricep dips. Often the is more important than concerns over The Handcart Days workouts must be held at dawn before the tourist crowds arrive with neighborhood safety.” Parade is a wonderful com- selfie sticks. But the scenic views these landmarks offer cannot be “Domestic violence is a leading munity event that brings the top 10 issues of concern to voters, it has rivaled by looking out the window of a non-descript gym. cause of homelessness in Utah,” said CEO Ann enjoyment to thousands published reports and issue briefs on each of “It creates a sentimental way to connect with your city,” said Burkholder of the YWCA Utah. “Especially with of Davis County residents. the concerns through the election season. The Mandaric. “There’s a romantic component to it, you’re working out, children, it affects their safety, security, health Help us keep it a safe and 2016 Utah Priorities Project is supported by endorphins are flowing, you’re meeting cool new people.” and life prospects.” enjoyable experience for all. donors including Union Pacific Railroad, Zions In Pennsylvania, the hot spot is the Philadelphia Museum of YWCA offers a number of programs to assist Bank, the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Art’s front steps--best known for the famous scene from the movie victims of domestic violence. Burkholder and Foundation and the Larry H. & Gail Miller “Rocky” where Sylvester Stallone’s character culminates his Shauna Spencer, who directs YWCA’s domestic Family Foundation. morning jog and jumps triumphantly. CoreFitness’ Lauren Krinis’ 6 violence services, are prepared to discuss the About Utah Foundation: a.m. class draws about 45 people. issue in the context of the Utah Foundation Utah Foundation is a non-profit, non-partisan “It really is fun to watch people who think, ‘I could never run up research brief. They can be reached at 801-537- public policy research group founded in 1945. and down the stairs,’ who then go run it four or five times and do a 8604. Its mission is to promote a thriving economy, full boot camp class or yoga session. It’s probably one of the most The voter survey and other information a well-prepared workforce, and a high quality motivating places you can work out,” Krinis said. from the Utah Priorities Project is available on of life for Utahns by performing thorough, Some parks have imposed restrictions on fitness groups, requiring the Utah Foundation website at http://www. well-supported research that helps policy classes to be free or banning classes above a certain size. National utahfoundation.org/priorities-project-2016/ makers, business and community leaders, ABC4 Utah and Park Service officials say parks can play an important role in About the Utah Priorities Project: and citizens better understand complex Davis Clipper contributing to a healthy America and encourage their use for Utah Foundation has conducted the Utah issues and providing practical, well-reasoned exercise, but many memorials and monuments have areas where Priorities Project in every year with an election Working together recommendations for policy change. For more for governor since 2004. After identifying information, visit www.utahfoundation.org for Davis County n see “stAIRs” p. B2 B2 OUTLOOK CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 Pfizer agrees to note addiction risks in opioid marketing By JASON KEYSER said Pfizer has cooperated The agreement requires lack scientific support to Associated Press with the city’s investigation, Pfizer to disclose that there boost their profits. The suit providing documents and is an addiction risk even claims the companies have CHICAGO (AP)--The city other evidence relevant to when opioids are used as specifically targeted the el- of Chicago and Pfizer Chicago’s claims against directed. It also must note derly and veterans, leading announced an agreement other drugmakers. that there are no adequate to “catastrophic results.” committing the drugmaker Prescription opioid abuse or well-controlled studies of The five companies are to disclosing the serious is blamed for nearly 19,000 the use of these drugs for Janssen Pharmaceuticals, risks of addiction in its mar- deaths a year in the United longer than 12 weeks. Un- Purdue Pharma, Actavis, keting of prescription opioid States, according to the der the agreement, Pfizer Endo Health Solutions Inc., painkillers. Centers for Disease Control is barred from supporting and Teva Pharmaceutical Chicago is suing five and Prevention. The highly any organization or individ- Industries. The drugmakers pharmaceutical companies, addictive class of narcotic ual who makes inaccurate have asked a federal judge alleging they have misrep- painkillers is used to treat claims about the risks and to dismiss the suit, citing a resented the benefits of common, chronic condi- benefits of opioids. lack of specific instances of opioids while concealing se- tions such as back pain and Pfizer will also fund medi- fraud in the city’s complaint. rious health risks associated arthritis. painkillers,” Emanuel said In a statement, Pfizer cal education programs Mayor Emanuel said with the drugs. Pfizer Inc. “This landmark agree- in a written statement. “The described the agreement for health care providers the companies should be is not named in that lawsuit, ment is a big step in the use of these drugs has led as voluntary, adding that it prescribing opioids. “held accountable for their and the city said it found no right direction to help to a dramatic rise in drug was “pleased to work with In its lawsuit, Chicago deceptive actions that cause evidence that the company protect and educate the addiction, overdose and the City of Chicago to help accuses five companies of serious damage to individu- engaged in any misconduct public about the true risks diversion in communities address the serious prob- aggressively marketing the als, families and neighbor- in its marketing. Mayor and benefits of highly across the nation, including lem of prescription opioid drugs as rarely addictive hoods.” Rahm Emanuel’s office potent and highly addictive in Chicago.” abuse.” and touting benefits that

more than 20 people to limit sessions McKinley Presidential Library & way through a vicious circuit of 17 times Stairs to Sunday only. Now, roughly 200 join Museum in Canton, Ohio, which has 108 up the steps. Continued from p. B1 him for a Sunday workout that includes steps. “A lot of people are terrified to join “It reminds you of the beauty of D.C., of everything from backward crawls up a gym because they're afraid of feeling the calmness before the craziness of the jogging and group workouts are not the bleachers to “piggy back” exercises uncomfortable and that's a nice place everyday life here in D.C.,” said Kusler, allowed, in order to “maintain a reflective where you carry your partner. Hendricks, where there’s a wide variety of people who’s been working out at the memorial and contemplative atmosphere.” 53, leads the workouts alongside several there,” Wagler said. “You’re not just going for two years. “The people are what you Still, the National Mall, home to the other fitness groups and soloists at the to show up and everyone is super fit and come back for. The stairs and the getting Lincoln Memorial, hosts International sandstone monoliths where the Great super lean.” fit in the process is an added bonus.” Yoga Day and the Marine Corps Plains meet the Rocky Mountains. But some visitors have complained It’s a sentiment that is echoed by other Marathon, and November Project groups “It’s a workout mecca really for Denver. about runners and walkers at the workout groups. Hendricks met his wife work out at the Lincoln Memorial steps It’s just so energizing to have so many monument. “We do not want the grounds of five years at his Red Rocks boot camp. early Wednesday mornings. people around you and real motivating. to be an outdoor gym. It is disrespectful “It’s become almost like a social group,” At the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre People are high-fiving each other. Most to the president,” McKinley site director he said. “This summer alone there are near Denver, Joe Hendricks’ free workout people there are working out much Joyce Yut said in an email. nine weddings happening of people that on Saturday mornings had been drawing harder than they would on their own,” he On a recent Wednesday at the Lincoln have met at my group.” a few hundred people. But two years ago, said. Memorial in Washington, one of the he said, the city ordered groups with Kim Wagler leads free boot camp nation’s most popular tourist destinations, classes and a walking club at the 39-year-old Mary Kusler was pushing her

don’t meet new people as such as home address get more energy. He’s scorecard’s tear-off panel contact information for Dating regularly or as easily. And and phone number, etc. very impressive.” --the person's hair color, their matches. Continued from p. B1 those you do meet are and rang a bell. The After each five-minute what they talked about and Marie Rockne, 69, had likely to be already paired chatting began. Despite date, the bell rang and the so forth. five matches and quickly eight men (the ninth off.” any lingering doubts or men moved on to the next “Write it down because agreed to a first date of man canceled at the Still, dating as a senior nervousness, the daters’ table. Everyone had been when you get home you’ll drinks and a movie with last minute—doctor’s citizen affords certain personalities quickly given a paper scorecard on forget,” Kelch warned. one gentleman. appointment) met in a freedoms. shined through. There was which they could indicate After collecting There may not be a clubby dining room at ``When you’re older, the spitfire, energetically whether they wanted the scorecards, Kelch second. Bob's Steak & Chop a person’s looks often chattering away with to get together with the matched couples who had “He pulled out a coupon House at The Rim. don't play as big a part in her often-overwhelmed person at a later date. picked one another. Within for a free order of nachos,” She had little difficulty their attractiveness,” said male companions; the They also were repeatedly a few days, the participants she said. “That was kind of filling all the spots. The Pepper Schwartz, love and smooth-talking Texan, his encouraged to make received letters in the embarrassing.” nine reserved for women relationship ambassador honeyed voice enthralling notes of each date on the mail with the names and were snapped up almost for AARP. “And the same female after female; and immediately, and she had holds true for social class, the warm, charming gent, to nudge only a few of the religion, even race. So healthy and hale, with a men to sign up. in that respect, there’s full head of hair telling Have you protected YOUR loved ones? “Apparently, word got a bigger pool to choose impressive stories of around that senior speed from.” building his own airplane Get Your Affairs in Order dating can be fun,” she At Kelch’s speed and boat. said. dating event, participants “Watch,” whispered one Jay Mummau attended were seated two to a observer, referring to this Powers of Attorney table. Kelch reviewed apparent catch of the day. for much the same reasons Residential Trusts as most of the other the rules: dates last five “When he gets to their participants. minutes, don’t share table, the women sit up Joint Tenancy Agreements personal information straight, they smile, they “I want ... how do I say Elder Abuse Cases it? ... I want to love and be loved,” the 80-year-old Guardianships said while sitting at the Put us on your “to do” list in Dispute Resolution restaurant bar waiting for the festivities to begin. historic Farmington Live-in Caregiver Agreements Dating is more difficult for seniors for a number of reasons, according to SAVE UP TO Joan Price, advocate for Bring in Call TODAY to what she calls “ageless this ad set up your sexuality” and author of % and receive “The Ultimate Guide to 20 10% off FREE consultation Sex After 50.” NOW “Most young single people are surrounded by other young, single Art • Collectables • Gifts people, so they’ve got Jewelry • Come Visit Us! “Personal Care ... Professional Results” plenty of possibilities, ROWE & WALTON PC plenty of people to choose Robyn Walton, Attorney at Law from,” she said. “When you’re older, however, you 58 No. Main, Farmington, Utah • 801-451-6400 801-298-0640 • 915 So. Main Street • Bountiful • www.rowewalton.com Like what you see? Final Clearance Week Flexsteel, Craftmaster and Paula Dean Upholstery

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The suit Only one side – stand up for justice providing documents and is an addiction risk even claims the companies have CHICAGO (AP)--The city other evidence relevant to when opioids are used as specifically targeted the el- The opinions stated in this ar- hatred seemed to have little con- times for such notable reasons Chicago’s claims against directed. It also must note derly and veterans, leading of Chicago and Pfizer ticle are solely those of the author nection to the Black Lives Matter as driving without a muffler and other drugmakers. that there are no adequate to “catastrophic results.” announced an agreement and not of The Davis Clipper. movement. In fact, statistically not wearing a seatbelt. Then ask Prescription opioid abuse or well-controlled studies of The five companies are committing the drugmaker he is not the norm. Instead, 71 yourself how often you’ve been to disclosing the serious is blamed for nearly 19,000 the use of these drugs for Janssen Pharmaceuticals, BRYAN percent of police who’ve been pulled over for not buckling up. risks of addiction in its mar- deaths a year in the United longer than 12 weeks. Un- Purdue Pharma, Actavis, GRAY shot and killed so far in 2016 We must Stand up for Justice keting of prescription opioid States, according to the der the agreement, Pfizer Endo Health Solutions Inc., Experienced painkillers. Centers for Disease Control is barred from supporting and Teva Pharmaceutical have been killed by white men. by stating that Driving While journalist, The bottom line, however, is that Black is not a crime! And any Chicago is suing five and Prevention. The highly any organization or individ- Industries. The drugmakers businessman pharmaceutical companies, addictive class of narcotic ual who makes inaccurate have asked a federal judge we should care nothing about the police officer who scoffs at this alleging they have misrep- painkillers is used to treat claims about the risks and to dismiss the suit, citing a living in Davis motivation; rather, we should feel should be summarily fired. resented the benefits of common, chronic condi- benefits of opioids. lack of specific instances of County satisfied he is no longer around Undoubtedly, the vast majority opioids while concealing se- tions such as back pain and Pfizer will also fund medi- fraud in the city’s complaint. to inflict harm on anyone else. of police officers are professional, rious health risks associated arthritis. painkillers,” Emanuel said In a statement, Pfizer cal education programs Mayor Emanuel said In doing that we are Standing fair, impartial, and deserve our with the drugs. Pfizer Inc. “This landmark agree- in a written statement. “The described the agreement for health care providers the companies should be up for Justice. And in doing so, gratitude and respect. There are is not named in that lawsuit, ment is a big step in the use of these drugs has led as voluntary, adding that it prescribing opioids. “held accountable for their we need to come to grips with the very few “bad apples” and few and the city said it found no right direction to help to a dramatic rise in drug was “pleased to work with In its lawsuit, Chicago deceptive actions that cause ast week most of us reality that not all cops are good overt racists. But as a professor addiction, overdose and the City of Chicago to help cops. If police officers won’t rein of criminology told an Associated evidence that the company protect and educate the accuses five companies of serious damage to individu- were exhorted to do engaged in any misconduct public about the true risks diversion in communities address the serious prob- aggressively marketing the als, families and neighbor- in their own, elected officials and Press reporter, cops are not im- in its marketing. Mayor and benefits of highly across the nation, including lem of prescription opioid drugs as rarely addictive hoods.” one of two things: police chiefs will have to do it. mune from implicit bias. in Chicago.” abuse.” L Rahm Emanuel’s office potent and highly addictive and touting benefits that Stand with the police or Unless you are blind, there is “If I, as a white, middle-aged no way to excuse the recent kill- woman, reach into my pocket, Stand with the victims of ings of black men in Baton Rouge most people aren’t going to expe- police misconduct. Sensible and Minneapolis. And don’t say rience fear,” said the professor. more than 20 people to limit sessions McKinley Presidential Library & way through a vicious circuit of 17 times people would choose nei- racism is a past sin when studies “For a black male with dreadlock, Stairs to Sunday only. Now, roughly 200 join Museum in Canton, Ohio, which has 108 up the steps. show that 6 percent of a popula- that ambiguous action could Continued from p. B1 him for a Sunday workout that includes steps. “A lot of people are terrified to join “It reminds you of the beauty of D.C., of ther one; instead, we should tion (African American men) produce fear in many people.” Life and Laughter everything from backward crawls up a gym because they're afraid of feeling the calmness before the craziness of the solidly Stand up for justice. account for 40 percent of traffic The answer is multi-faceted. jogging and group workouts are not the bleachers to “piggy back” exercises uncomfortable and that's a nice place everyday life here in D.C.,” said Kusler, This means we would mourn stops in some communities. It is Better training…Expansion of allowed, in order to “maintain a reflective where you carry your partner. Hendricks, where there’s a wide variety of people who’s been working out at the memorial the murder of the police officers sophomoric to think the police “community policing” models and contemplative atmosphere.” 53, leads the workouts alongside several there,” Wagler said. “You’re not just going for two years. “The people are what you in Dallas and send a firm mes- were “just doing their jobs.” rather than military tactical im- Still, the National Mall, home to the other fitness groups and soloists at the to show up and everyone is super fit and come back for. The stairs and the getting sage: Regardless of how you I’m reminded of a young friend ages…Pay commensurate with A voice crying in Lincoln Memorial, hosts International sandstone monoliths where the Great super lean.” fit in the process is an added bonus.” react to a headline or news feed, who lives in the Bay Area, a well- value to the community…Focus Plains meet the Rocky Mountains. But some visitors have complained It’s a sentiment that is echoed by other Yoga Day and the Marine Corps if you assault a law enforcement spoken black man with a college on valid public safety initiatives, “It’s a workout mecca really for Denver. about runners and walkers at the workout groups. Hendricks met his wife Marathon, and November Project groups officer you should prepare your degree and his own business. not building city coffers by has- It’s just so energizing to have so many monument. “We do not want the grounds of five years at his Red Rocks boot camp. work out at the Lincoln Memorial steps He told me once, “I’m big and sling people for broken taillights. the wilderness people around you and real motivating. to be an outdoor gym. It is disrespectful “It’s become almost like a social group,” loved ones by purchasing your- early Wednesday mornings. self a burial plot. I’m black. I don’t wear a suit and I would not want to be a police At the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre People are high-fiving each other. Most to the president,” McKinley site director he said. “This summer alone there are people there are working out much Joyce Yut said in an email. nine weddings happening of people that The irony in the Dallas kill- tie for my job. Whenever I drive officer. It’s a tough job. Neither The opinions stated in this if they would walk like a near Denver, Joe Hendricks’ free workout ings is that the shooter was not to or from work, I’m constantly would I want to be a black man in article are solely those of the functioning person. on Saturday mornings had been drawing harder than they would on their own,” he On a recent Wednesday at the Lincoln have met at my group.” said. Memorial in Washington, one of the a put-upon, victimized product concerned that I might not return a racist society. Yet both deserve author and not of The Davis And who can forget the a few hundred people. But two years ago, of an underprivileged childhood. due to a nervous cop.” justice, not the “us versus them” Clipper. hellish outhouses where you he said, the city ordered groups with Kim Wagler leads free boot camp nation’s most popular tourist destinations, classes and a walking club at the 39-year-old Mary Kusler was pushing her He was a U.S. Army veteran who Note that the dead driver in taking of sides. just know there’s a snake lived in a middle-class neighbor- Minnesota, Philando Castile, had Peri coiled up behind you or a hood with shaded patios. His been stopped by police over 50 KindeR spider creeping around the Author toilet seat or a swarm of don’t meet new people as such as home address get more energy. He’s scorecard’s tear-off panel contact information for and public wasps waiting for you to exit. Dating regularly or as easily. And and phone number, etc. very impressive.” --the person's hair color, their matches. speaker When nighttime rolls Continued from p. B1 those you do meet are and rang a bell. The After each five-minute what they talked about and Marie Rockne, 69, had LetterS to editor around and it’s time to build likely to be already paired chatting began. Despite date, the bell rang and the so forth. five matches and quickly a fire, you soon realize it eight men (the ninth off.” any lingering doubts or men moved on to the next “Write it down because agreed to a first date of Save Stoker School and should be called building a man canceled at the Still, dating as a senior nervousness, the daters’ table. Everyone had been when you get home you’ll drinks and a movie with Fireworks should be banned smoke. All the green wood last minute—doctor’s citizen affords certain personalities quickly given a paper scorecard on forget,” Kelch warned. one gentleman. your kids gathered creates appointment) met in a freedoms. shined through. There was which they could indicate After collecting There may not be a don’t build a new city hall ummer means billows of hot, grey air that ``When you’re older, the spitfire, energetically whether they wanted the scorecards, Kelch second. for all city residents, or none clubby dining room at Dear Editor: block down the street and infiltrates every piece of a person’s looks often chattering away with to get together with the matched couples who had “He pulled out a coupon Dear Editor: camping. Outdoor Bob's Steak & Chop some people can’t do fire- clothing you own. Plus, the don't play as big a part in her often-overwhelmed person at a later date. picked one another. Within for a free order of nachos,” living is a wonder- House at The Rim. I live in Bountiful up by works just one block away. S wind blows through the In answer to Dean Collinwood, Brent She had little difficulty their attractiveness,” said male companions; the They also were repeatedly a few days, the participants she said. “That was kind of ful way to acquaint your campfire, distributing hot Pepper Schwartz, love and smooth-talking Texan, his encouraged to make received letters in the embarrassing.” the foothills. Just one block I would like to know the Hutchings and Mark Hutchings, re filling all the spots. The away from my house there risk and difference in just children with Lyme ash, eye-melting smoke and nine reserved for women relationship ambassador honeyed voice enthralling notes of each date on the mail with the names and “Didn’t You Hear Us Last Time? No new pieces of exploding branches for AARP. “And the same female after female; and is a “No Fireworks East of one block. In my opinion, City Hall. disease, tourniquets, were snapped up almost Here” sign. My family and if the city is going to allow so everyone around the fire immediately, and she had holds true for social class, the warm, charming gent, I am with them 100 percent. It is tick removal, poison ivy, can enjoy the great outdoors. religion, even race. So healthy and hale, with a I don’t like this rule be- fireworks, they should allow ridiculous to build a new city hall. It can to nudge only a few of the cause we can’t do fireworks it in all parts of the city. skunk identification, ra- Once you finally have a men to sign up. in that respect, there’s full head of hair telling Have you protected YOUR loved ones? be repaired and brought up to date. Save campfire merrily dancing a bigger pool to choose impressive stories of with our friends and family our tax dollars for the people of Bountiful. bid chipmunks and tent “Apparently, word got somewhere at our home. It Jamison in the pit (usually around 2 around that senior speed from.” building his own airplane Get Your Affairs in Order City council, I suggest you repair it and a.m.), it’s fun to roast marsh- At Kelch’s speed and boat. doesn’t seem fair that some 11-yr-old Bountiful resident life. Why go to a hotel dating can be fun,” she not replace it. The money saved should mallows that your kids won’t dating event, participants “Watch,” whispered one people can do fireworks one when you can sleep on said. be used to repair roads such as northern eat because they’re burnt, were seated two to a observer, referring to this Jay Mummau attended Powers of Attorney Orchard Drive. the ground in a Ziploc and look at the stars. for much the same reasons table. Kelch reviewed apparent catch of the day. Stoker School was listed on the State the rules: dates last five “When he gets to their Residential Trusts bag? Me: Aren’t the stars beau- as most of the other Roadwork proving to be a ‘blessing’ Historic Preservation in 2005, and as such It’s a mythological fact that tiful? minutes, don’t share table, the women sit up Joint Tenancy Agreements can get a second opinion from an engi- participants. Dear Editor, Our neighborhood would camping builds character. Daughter #1: It’s making personal information straight, they smile, they neering firm that specializes in historic “I want ... how do I say Elder Abuse Cases welcome the installation of Okay, I’ll admit camping my neck hurt. Can I stop buildings. Can we look into this option it? ... I want to love and Who knew that having a solar speed sign for the builds some characters; the looking? Guardianships and save this building? Let’s keep this be loved,” the 80-year-old major street construction safety of our children. Unabomber comes to mind. Me: No. building because it is a historic landmark said while sitting at the Put us on your “to do” list in Dispute Resolution on 2350 South in Bounti- When construction is After living in a remote cabin Daughter #2: What if a star for Bountiful and a useful resource for restaurant bar waiting for ful would turn out to be a completed, our street will with no electricity or run- fell on us right now? historic Farmington Live-in Caregiver Agreements the University of Utah. The last building the festivities to begin. “blessing?” Our street is a need to re resurfaced—not ning water, Mr. Unabomber Daughters #3 and #4: Dating is more difficult the city tore down was a mistake and they favorite for speeding com- patched. Solar speed signs started a nationwide bomb- (Crying because they don’t for seniors for a number regret it. Stop this from happening again muters. With the current and road maintenance are ing crusade. want a star to fall on them.) of reasons, according to SAVE UP TO and save Stoker School. construction, we have no a better use of tax money But still, families plan Me: Forget it. Go get in Joan Price, advocate for Bring in Call to TODAY speeders. I suggest Bountiful City put this up for extravagant camping ad- your Ziploc bags. what she calls “ageless this ad than construction of a new set up your a vote and see what the people want. ventures and look forward Safety is always a concern sexuality” and author of and receive It’s too bad there’s only Bountiful city government % one radar speed trailer building. to spending an inordinate when camping. “Don’t Feed “The Ultimate Guide to 20 10% off FREE consultation Joye Boman the Bears” signs encour- Sex After 50.” NOW in Bountiful. 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[email protected] 30 W. 500 S. • Bountiful • 801-298-4405 60% off $199 Letter All letters must (1) be signed, (2) be brief (generally under 300 words in length) (3) list the author’s city, and (4) give the writer’s telephone number. We reserve the right to edit all letters for length or Mon.-Fri. 11-6 pm Saturday 11-5pm In stock as shown poLicy content. For letters arriving by e-mail, we will use the author’s e-mail address in lieu of a signature. Letters without proper identification will not be printed. E-mail letters to: [email protected] B4 NEWS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 Combining practice benefits both patients and doctors BY BECKY GINOS fying to spend more time with my patients [email protected] and less time with administrative things like hiring and firing,” he said. “Patients BOUNTIFUL—The recent consolidation will see the same care with the same between Cope Family Medicine and Og- physicians but it should be enhanced. It’s den Clinic in Bountiful may mean more a good change.” than a change in name. It could be a new Doctors across the country have been trend in future healthcare. feeling a bit suppressed, Schofield said. “We made the move due to immerg- “It’s not the cottage industry from years ing trends,” said David Cope, M.D. “The ago,” he said. “It used to be that one Affordable Health Care Act requires doctor could hang out a shingle but it has significant reporting to Medicare and changed and become very complicated. Medicaid. That is hard to do on a small Medicare and Medicaid regulations are practice scale. Ogden Clinic had the abil- onerous to a physicians’ practice. They ity to come in and fill in those holes.” have to hire more people to do all of it. Cope said over the years south Davis By joining together, they don’t have to County specifically has had individual duplicate staff so they can spend more private practices but those have become time with patients than the business side hard to sustain as doctors retire, pass of medicine.” away or leave the area. Health care costs have been going up STaFF mEmBErS Katie Harrison (left) and Emily Robinson assist patients at the new Cope Family “With Cope Family Medicine—Ogden and consolidation is happening across the Medicine—Ogden Clinic facility. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper Clinic we hope to have long-term sus- nation in the hopes of slowing it down, tainability long beyond Dr. Cope or Dr. according to Schofield. Combining with Freestone,” he said. “We never saw it as Ogden Clinic will also give patients with a marketing tool because we’ve been as Cope Family Medicine direct access to busy as could be for the last 20 years. specialty care they didn’t have before. We hope to keep practicing medicine for “We now have Mohs surgery (skin can- years or generations to come.” cer removal) that was not available south Ogden Clinic is a physician owned, of Ogden until we opened up in Bounti- multi-specialty group practice that is pa- ful,” he said. “Things like robotic trained tient oriented, said CEO Paul Schofield. urologists, and tubal reversals didn’t exist “Physicians have ownership,” he said. here before Cope joined Ogden Clinic. “They could work anywhere they choose This is very significant in terms of the to work but when they’re owners in Og- care patients receive.” den Clinic they can provide better care. But with all the technical advances in PLUMBING • HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING It’s like home ownership versus renting. medicine, Cope said there is no replace- The physicians have pride in ownership. ment or substitute for taking care of We haven’t been soliciting doctors. We’re yourself. Professional Service Done Right... not a predatory company trying to take “Watching what you eat is more im- over small practices. They’ve looked at all portant than any of these tests,” he said. Right Away! the different models of care and decided “Lower your carbs and sugars and take they like a physician-owned model that advantage of the preventative services supports them to practice medicine.” like mammograms and colonoscopies. Cope said the change will benefit both You should be coming in to see the doctor UP TO doctors and patients. “It’s been very grati- more often the older you get.” Community development gets $ nod from taxing entities 1,500 BY LOUISE r. SHaW Layton City has committed to giving 85 [email protected] percent of the increase to the project area for those same 15 years. REBATE and LaYTON—Plans for an R.C. Willey in All told, taxing entities are expected to Layton got one step closer when the enjoy a $216,280 increase over current LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN(OAC) Davis School District Board of Education annual revenue when the project ends in approved a Community Development 15 years. Project in the area east of I-15 and north That includes increases from $176 to On selected systems through July, 31 2016 of Antelope Drive. $32,648 per year for Davis County, from The district is one of many taxing enti- $157 to $29,236 for Layton, from $16 to ties being approached by Layton city lead- $2,972 for Weber Basin Water Conser- ers and asked to support tax increment vancy District, from $84 to $15,543 for financing on the site. the North Davis Sewer District, from $10 To date, all who have been approached to $1,850 for the Davis County Mosquito have signed on, according to Kent Ander- Abatement District, and from $29 to sen, economic development manager for $5,474 for the county library system. Layton City. Layton Junior High sits between the City leaders plan to meet with the Davis proposed R.C.Willey site and other large County Mosquito Abatement District retail developments. today and hope to formally adopt the City leaders spoke with the school dis- “Layton Antelope Drive Community De- trict about moving the school to another velopment Project Area” on Aug. 4. location. Current annual tax revenue for the “That site works better as a commercial school district is $698 on the 9.53 acres, site,” said Andersen. He said “a handful” according to information from Layton’s of developers have expressed interest in 857 N. Marshall Way Unit D • Layton UT. economic development department. it. When the project concludes in 15 years, School district officials indicated the the district will receive an expected school still had “four to five years of life,” 801-544-4480 $129,727 annually. Over the 15 years in he said, so city leaders will revisit the idea between, the city would forfeit 50 percent in 2019. of the new tax revenue for the project.

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in your local newspaper Celebrate the legacy of the Clipper and other businesses in this special magazine B4 NEWS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT in Davis County and beyond

Combining practice benefits both patients and doctors THE

BY BECKY GINOS fying to spend more time with my patients THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 [email protected] and less time with administrative things like hiring and firing,” he said. “Patients howcase C BOUNTIFUL—The recent consolidation will see the same care with the same S between Cope Family Medicine and Og- physicians but it should be enhanced. It’s den Clinic in Bountiful may mean more a good change.” than a change in name. It could be a new Doctors across the country have been trend in future healthcare. feeling a bit suppressed, Schofield said. “We made the move due to immerg- “It’s not the cottage industry from years ing trends,” said David Cope, M.D. “The ago,” he said. “It used to be that one Affordable Health Care Act requires doctor could hang out a shingle but it has significant reporting to Medicare and changed and become very complicated. Medicaid. That is hard to do on a small Medicare and Medicaid regulations are practice scale. Ogden Clinic had the abil- onerous to a physicians’ practice. They ity to come in and fill in those holes.” have to hire more people to do all of it. Cope said over the years south Davis By joining together, they don’t have to County specifically has had individual duplicate staff so they can spend more private practices but those have become time with patients than the business side hard to sustain as doctors retire, pass of medicine.” away or leave the area. Health care costs have been going up STaFF mEmBErS Katie Harrison (left) and Emily Robinson assist patients at the new Cope Family “With Cope Family Medicine—Ogden and consolidation is happening across the Medicine—Ogden Clinic facility. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper Clinic we hope to have long-term sus- nation in the hopes of slowing it down, tainability long beyond Dr. Cope or Dr. according to Schofield. Combining with Freestone,” he said. “We never saw it as Ogden Clinic will also give patients with a marketing tool because we’ve been as Cope Family Medicine direct access to busy as could be for the last 20 years. specialty care they didn’t have before. We hope to keep practicing medicine for “We now have Mohs surgery (skin can- years or generations to come.” cer removal) that was not available south Ogden Clinic is a physician owned, of Ogden until we opened up in Bounti- multi-specialty group practice that is pa- ful,” he said. “Things like robotic trained tient oriented, said CEO Paul Schofield. urologists, and tubal reversals didn’t exist “Physicians have ownership,” he said. here before Cope joined Ogden Clinic. “They could work anywhere they choose This is very significant in terms of the to work but when they’re owners in Og- care patients receive.” den Clinic they can provide better care. But with all the technical advances in PLUMBING • HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING It’s like home ownership versus renting. medicine, Cope said there is no replace- CREWS use a crane to lift the C-131’s spar The physicians have pride in ownership. ment or substitute for taking care of off the flatbed truck during the process of We haven’t been soliciting doctors. We’re yourself. Professional Service Done Right... transferring it into the museum. According to not a predatory company trying to take “Watching what you eat is more im- Marissa DeSimone, exhibits director for the over small practices. They’ve looked at all portant than any of these tests,” he said. Right Away! museum, the piece weighs approximately the different models of care and decided “Lower your carbs and sugars and take 9,000 pounds. they like a physician-owned model that advantage of the preventative services Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper supports them to practice medicine.” like mammograms and colonoscopies. Cope said the change will benefit both You should be coming in to see the doctor UP TO SHERRy MEIDELL’S “Old Glory,” above, won first place in the painting category. Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper doctors and patients. “It’s been very grati- more often the older you get.” The Leonardo Community development gets $ nod from taxing entities 1,500 installs airplane BY LOUISE r. SHaW Layton City has committed to giving 85 [email protected] percent of the increase to the project area for new ‘Flight’ for those same 15 years. REBATE and Handcart art LaYTON—Plans for an R.C. Willey in All told, taxing entities are expected to Layton got one step closer when the enjoy a $216,280 increase over current LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN(OAC) Handcart Days exhibit offers award-winning works By JENNIFFER WARDELL Davis School District Board of Education annual revenue when the project ends in [email protected] approved a Community Development 15 years. Project in the area east of I-15 and north That includes increases from $176 to On selected systems through July, 31 2016 of Antelope Drive. $32,648 per year for Davis County, from By JENNIFFER WARDELL SALT LAKE CITY — There’s a The district is one of many taxing enti- $157 to $29,236 for Layton, from $16 to [email protected] lot more room in the sky than in ties being approached by Layton city lead- $2,972 for Weber Basin Water Conser- your average museum. ers and asked to support tax increment vancy District, from $84 to $15,543 for The staff at The Leonardo had to the North Davis Sewer District, from $10 SALT LAKE CITY — financing on the site. deal with that challenge earlier this To date, all who have been approached to $1,850 for the Davis County Mosquito There’s still one more week when they moved the pieces of a have signed on, according to Kent Ander- Abatement District, and from $29 to award to give out at the C-131 airplane from the 1950s into the sen, economic development manager for $5,474 for the county library system. 2016 Handcart Days Arts Layton City. Layton Junior High sits between the main floor exhibition room of their new City leaders plan to meet with the Davis proposed R.C.Willey site and other large and Crafts Exhibition. museum. The room, which is full of sup- County Mosquito Abatement District retail developments. Though several of the exhi- port columns required to maintain the today and hope to formally adopt the City leaders spoke with the school dis- bition’s award-winning pieces room’s structural integrity, will be the “Layton Antelope Drive Community De- trict about moving the school to another are currently on display at the new home of Leonardo’s latest home- velopment Project Area” on Aug. 4. location. Bountiful/Davis Art Cen- grown exhibit, “Flight.” Current annual tax revenue for the “That site works better as a commercial ter, visitors who stop by the It’s also only a little bit larger than the school district is $698 on the 9.53 acres, site,” said Andersen. He said “a handful” exhibit still have a chance to C-131 itself. “The wings almost stretch from one according to information from Layton’s of developers have expressed interest in 857 N. Marshall Way Unit D • Layton UT. vote for the People’s Choice economic development department. it. Award. wall to the other,” said Marissa DeSim- When the project concludes in 15 years, School district officials indicated the The exhibition, built around one, exhibits director for The Leonardo. the district will receive an expected school still had “four to five years of life,” 801-544-4480 the theme of “Pioneers and “It’s a matter of inches.” $129,727 annually. Over the 15 years in he said, so city leaders will revisit the idea Patriots, Yesterday and To- In order to help get the plane inside between, the city would forfeit 50 percent in 2019. day,” features work in a vari- the room, where it will stay for the next of the new tax revenue for the project. ety of mediums from artists of 3-5 years as part of the “Flight” exhibit, all ages. Now through July 23, crews brought the plane in four separate residents can come cast their pieces that vote and see the best of what were deliv- ered through X local artists have to offer. “It really Monday and J Most of the award-winning 3 art has a classic simplicity, early Tuesday. gives people BOUNTIFUL N rd EDITOR STAHLE t JOHN I A section of MANAGER CALL 1 often with a rustic edge even LAMONI X UTAH FRIDAY PUBLISHED EVERY

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1 I ILI north wall was 7 more modern means. Both A BOY TRAMPTAMP OF THE THIRD MEETING 01on trains KRISTI BURTON’S won both first place for photography and the Best In Show Award. SALE FOP fieho dually ol 1 WATER t so timo toI money a little reproof CO a young man about figure out how a DAVIS receive is george Iluhuchesalles S give or bet- thereabere 0 who known the removed to age ii ike themthein editor clipper twenty two years of it inn where it will make stock as boy tramp waswail 14 shares of waterJ PICKLING FACTORY country over cie boyn has a the Best In Show Award thatthai youyoungg women 1I rumor for yesterday mennien audand have been offered st louis nefie has probably traytrav defense ter are 30 mill creek him akk 1000 DOLLARS they of well ill itie L nawl asa tot0 bachelors by the time by lilimiemienie salt like theilell usas in the answerC set itiill bountiful his trip have Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper ails become sale holders meeting bilts but w minds to be incorporated march 9 a stockholdersstock anyany of the Vender luxurious aheulieu their re- cs ell meeting9 been characterized by the continued S prest wisely narti u 0omeme in bountiful not railroad magnate U writer again aarere these 1 inasas held west of those otof the great folexfor ex as the to aliel facto dibi bess man has frequent- aid the instal- noynow grown stock were representatives the young 1 not have did offer nevertheless 4 enjoys the I amani lot they real estate men house there on special train and cleveland marks are pre- salt lake Cencentrevilletreville ly traveled aed through and the first place award for grover ways and Aus des-le brighton been hurt any great each others 14 share of stock f distinction of having sixty 01ot with illy 1 trials the writer at hiiecie rate of ermant wwithIith the 1 my west and south bountiful to blyhii destination traveled conversant perform- pared to battle todaytod ty east miles an hour he hitshas that lie until cribed otrice from brighton seventyevenly and from tampa they wait whited the representative walneilaine to california paid achievement you of life if illin withwilli john parkins the A regular pickl- 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cat 6 azab who hohe occupied any length of wife find a separation ly orof bountiful of some ofc his inla onecue place but him a begin to said water samples remain from place to place was to take does god to ile entitled to in exhibiting how shifts about of a ascertaincertain without life when judged le com- in explaining he keeps to the korthofnorth 1 good sand 1 water generally unable that he I I officio bottled goldsand of the hot weather but even then himself a man by lie ex account iliging the work upon nall nahlt the kindskind antiand latitude on little or coth up with his servant co utah on were putp tit up his pleasures cost him to keep make of davis 1I they borallall tastes antiand Burton’s “Garden Hands,” a a helpmate to mismissionersdonersners aa could be for mostaestheticbetto in his the wishes that a of produce that lag he is quite hebe would the office writer says L 20 day of feb 1980 amamountaunt inaho place where he thinks duties of the pos the recorded selectselects the or winwinterter monthsmonth short- out the thothe number utilized etc like to spend the summer concern the does not find judgingM from of thothe fourour gamesame cautionor stated that man salt lake thinks the people with much the ere there writer was due are the certificate the ilehe overd-o the wealthier sojournerssojourn works.” s life god on num- hebe able to asj would young hughei otof inanmans the lower will notriot 1 least calculation ness why did not thought all wards stuff at the no leasless than the process parties to much traveledd these inmanage1890about 30 probably by raraisingising baysY he has languid dont too muchill uch of arge men abo sold and the thingsthing a rather to one of these bers hallhad been kind of a miles he assumed the story ot simple yet touching piece that to differ take also the right to tell 1I beg liehe could higher numbers it if they put in care air as he proceeded avenue relations but found out what many more to A man on washington 1 claim had doin 14 1880 as be- binlis travels me have a acigaciga gentleman I his kingkingdom bore the datelate of july plant finished his yesterdayay eveningsevening let hlahis with the ddo0 to establish a selectmen in the speaker had raidfuld hebe before he began which man illinstead of by thothe after were rette please granted he lighted to last days ing witnessed pros and oonacons 1 favor ait the degradation if these of 14 as william brown l parranarrativetive the away silently for to the life e age office at that time remarks down to busi-i leisurely and puffed 1I have is due 37 attbthe early and settled it he spoke of fitting the fallen youthoil th lieL D haightHaiglit discussed they moments before for has as propprophet joseph C andal the election tewfew around the country Marissa DeSimone, bach the layton in led by the lie did with 1880 which resulted been traveling 1 have menken focuses on a gardener’s work- be in december ness years and I generally dis- married being recorded tentea or eleven 1 been a life of who was ert officers about ia 1 care to geesee I have 1 lives Sl ilith recorder following of atasit I a rule I he smith 21 and 22 n E robinson Record of the aa much territory in the auan agein of signeded J aident every bbate and stated that teenbeell the 31 Pr in nearly and have seen all sipationsi fiehe Bbrigham1716 co J W maxfieldaxfield in that time 1 was lead prophet davis UT ve it 11 union 1 out when I would the to believebelic vice of people I started unhappy marriage also marriedried they were led bryant klias years old and have been even to who was thus parrish joseph l illil about twelve com- and young stock of samuel a lil 1I am none of your different parts club 1 to the where to be incorporated the directors H barlow at it ever since say right herehem I is young sales oo00 john 1I want to 1 destruction here while god aaslias its history of 0 hogan israel call mon tramps the railroads I roughened hands holding a self of now for but class our servants was written never beatbeit anybody eat unless it ixla will find the the giai aj ages jim certificate and starnsslams hatch arlyanythingthing to Y you earlyearl 3 marriages backbachuit the man the corncom never beg for 1I can also to without george 0 noblesnoble mr anderson is the absolute necessity and towlow friend belongs recommendedr said that very much like for an a necessity but very exhibits director at mr bivs been when mannau odtheof the apostles to a expects to run the factory tb at it bedua there one the 11 a transfer panyparly my experience leading them arrivedatat hand writing in the company can times iliin at most any kind of on this beau- mylien a maunian had arrived city of logann ile thinks 11 am pretty handy knowl- first placed ahen liehe was S e in the them he bushelsbushel picked up a little together within was cd to to 2000 have god plac- and unmarried down from 1000 work and every subject when of ours handband writing transfer put are on pretty nearly 1 search tiful earth ill ill illethe another when down edge 1 1I will like I plant about to be put into the in in through and lias passed which 1 a place I think with hinihim element party it has of cucumbers I strike ns in a hotel eleva- ed a woman a dangerous of a third in the bank employment as waiter machine they lived anity said for money at good as money torfor tnin any kind of a relation he as collateral as put boy helper 1 fly marriage old cacommunitynini deceptions to a bank a real estestateate states alone tor factory I am pretty 8 hundred years there are writing it is heldbeld by last year united eliop or carriage and can letter and to be 6 or ccourseourse this of cucumbers a paint brush 1 mostmoat say howbow for money bushels with as anybody but I am prepared to grinfirm as security down i other arripe iia good 1 almost 1I amain not the rule of our will cause nothing of the tripe a rolling mill I was the confines of more it to say in any- have lived to 1 hope no na doubt alone mixed at home furnace and can do The Leonardo without were iron old they would I let their some timelime of that born in nnan to and ground. 125 YEARS YOUNG! will body bachelors men for some kinds were bottled thing from a good deal of time had been young bouble sonsouthth mill they 1I have0 served a firon be if ththeyey on honorable agent of the with them when heatingbeating hav ft hot barobar of iron goaa oil this water rollas hid can shove alot step off this name true the should make titthe market at the rollsand easily nsAs 1I could ewea when they rable because irrigating ditch and put on year and back as but reali- honorablebono 11 creek jordan last through the stern list usll s to reference manmail over supper 1I will one1 I my earth to meet requires a note of it for future cucumbers on tny much schooling but life who politeness 17 bushels of cucumber 111I never had thetha geography 0 the next ratraisedsed 1 more about the exhibition ties of age green neighbor planted wager I know any 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The Best Traditional The plane, which flew both com- Pioneer Craft went to Pamela mercially and with the Air Force, was Nicholson, who put her own de-commissioned in 1956 and was most unique spin on traditional often used to transport military officials needlepoint with her “Wayne to diplomatic events. In honor of that, 2016 D. Eckman.” Nicholson trumpeter Brian Parker was on hand An idea that is while the plane’s spar was moved to play transformed a black and white photo of the man in question the Air Force theme and Copeland’s into needlepoint, a blending “Fanfare for the Common Man.” “ANSON CALL: Patriarch Pioneer,” “The spar is the central piece of the of old and new technologies by Mike Call, was another first- July 21st that result in a work that feels plane, and one of the strongest support- The Davis Clipper’s 125th Anniversary place winner. ing pieces,” said DeSimone. “It weighs surprisingly timeless. Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis The winner of the first place about 9,000 pounds.” Clipper The plane, along with a MiG-21 Rus- award for sculpture was Mike TOM ROGERS announcing the winners at the exhibit’s opening reception. Keepsake Magazine Call’s “Anson Call: Patriarch sian fighting jet already hanging in the even lighter spin with her Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper Pioneer,” a bust of a man who “Old Glory,” which won first rafters of the exhibition space, will both is presumably Call’s ancestor. place in the painting category. category went to Cheryl Bar- According to the quilt itself, be the centerpieces at an exhibit that or- The expression is the best A Fourth of July horse and low’s crisp, autumn-colored Allred finished the ballet- ganizers say will focus on the “science, Coming part, full of gentle warmth rider, Meidell’s painting puts a “Falling Stars.” The 2016 themed quilt with the help of engineering, and art of people flying rather than the usual stoicism lightly humorous spin on the Youth Award also went to a Barlow, her grandmother. through the air.” seen on busts. traditional community parade. quilt, Rainee Allred’s light, Sherry Meidell takes an First place in the quilting charming “Pink on Point.” n See “HANDCART” p. C2 n See “FLIGHT” p. 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THE RUSSIAN MiG-21, hanging above the site where the C-131 is being installed. Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper everything works,” said According to Matt Flight DeSimone. “It’s not the Rich, a Vice President at Continued from p. C1 typical museum exhibit Jacobsen Construction, that’s hands-off. It’s all the impact on the commu- The exhibit, which is about permission.” nity has been worth any scheduled to open Aug. The exhibit was made challenges that have come A SCENE FRoM the new “Ghostbusters.” 6 and will be included possible with the help with the project. © 2016 - Columbia Pictures in the museum’s gen- of several community “I think about my kids, eral admission, will allow partners, including Merit and the opportunity this people inside parts of the Medical, Boeing, Hill Air will bring them to look C-131. There will also be a Force Base and Jacobsen up,” said Rich at a press New ‘Ghostbusters’ more variety of other interactive Construction, the com- conference just before components. pany who has helped the the spar’s installation. “It really gives people a museum fit the airplanes “Not just for flight, but for important than you think chance to figure out how into the available space. everything.”

lease try to see the new “Ghostbusters” as more than JENNIFFER WARDELL just another remake. P Movie critic, I’ll admit, there are already more than enough movie remakes in the world. I member of don’t know if Hollywood has actually run the Utah Film out of ideas, or they’re just so paralyzingly Critics afraid to try anything new that it amounts Association to the same thing. Either way, I feel a bottomless well of sympathy for all those eager young scriptwriters out in California hopefully will manage to blow something whose work will never be seen because up at some point during the movie’s run Hollywood is too busy trying to figure out time. Unless the movie screws up very, how to turn “The Love Boat” into the next very badly, no men will be riding along to “smash” hit. save the day at any point. It’s the average- And I also don’t expect them to be able looking ladies who will be riding in and to actually improve on the original “Ghost- doing all the day-saving, thank you very busters.” For geeks of a certain age, the much. movie’s dry humor and unique approach It’s ridiculous that no movie before this to the supernatural was seminal. I can still has ever managed to achieve these same quote random chunks of the movie to this circumstances, but they haven’t. This is day, and can’t help but smile every time I the first time that women like me can see even think the line “Ray, when someone themselves as heroes onscreen, and will asks you if you’re a god, you say yes!” be proof to an entire generation of little But I’m still excited, and I’ll admit it’s girls that you don’t have to look like Rey mostly for one very important reason. or Mako in order to be a sci-fi heroine. For the first time in the entire history Toy companies are still reluctant to make of moviedom, a major summer sci-fi action figures of even such well-known blockbuster is being headlined by four female characters as Black Widow from average-looking women. Not “Hollywood” “The Avengers” movies, but with the new average, in which gorgeous actresses are “Ghostbusters” they’re not really going to given minimal makeup, unstyled hair and have a choice. thick glasses either for a “serious” role I do wish the movie had come along at or in preparation for a makeover halfway a time when the prevailing humor style through. didn’t skew quite so heavily to the lewd No, these women actually look like real and scatological. Dry humor isn’t some- people you might run into on the street, thing Hollywood understands how to do either dressed nice on the way home from anymore, and I winced at the scene in work or maybe a little ratty during a Satur- the trailers that briefly shows the Ghost- day grocery store run. busters logo with breasts (to be fair, the More importantly, they look like the Ghostbusters did as well, but the filmmak- kind of woman you might see in the mir- ers still felt like it was a joke that needed ror. to go into the movie). And are these women looking for But that won’t stop me from being grate- husbands? Are they looking for make- ful this movie exists, and hoping that as overs? Are they waiting for men to return many people see it as possible. Because from war? No! They’re doing science, and “Ghostbusters” matters so much more battling ghosts, and inventing things, and than your average remake. Handcart Continued from p. C1 The wood/metalwork- ing award went to Royal Brooks’ beautiful set of wood and stone hand- crafted pens. Another first place award went to Jean A. Jones’ “Gilded Ruby,” a bold crocheted dress, bag and jewelry set designed and created by Jones. In an artist’s statement, Jones said that she learned to sew and crochet from her mother. In addition to the artworks, there are also SoME oF THE historical items included in the exhibit. several historical displays Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper in the side gallery on the main floor. Borrowed from ment on the wall. basement gallery, will be various private collections, on July 18 from 6-8 p.m. the miniature exhibit has Also at the Bountiful/ The art center will also everything from vintage Davis Art Center hold their July Free Family dresses and photographs The opening recep- Art Night that same night, to old dolls, books and a tion for a joint exhibit by from 6:30-8:30 p.m. This telegraph key. Explana- Carol Berrey and Simon month’s craft will give stu- tions of some of the pieces Blundell, currently on dents the chance to play are posted in a brief state- display in the art center’s with clay. Still time to see Clearfield’s ‘Music Man’ CLEARFIELD — It’s your July 16. to change. last chance to say hello to “The Music Man” tells Tickets are $7 for adults Harold Hill. the story of a con man and $4 for children 14 and Clearfield Community named Harold Hill who under. If supplies are left, Theatre only has a few goes around fleecing com- they may be purchased performances left of their munities by selling them at the door the day of the current production of “The instruments for communi- performance. Music Man,” running now ty bands he never orga- The community arts through July 16 at 7 p.m. at nizes. When he falls for center is located at 140 E. the Clearfield Community the local librarian before Center Street. Performanc- Arts Center. There will he can skip town, however, es will be held in the little also be a 4 p.m. matinee on Hill finds his plans starting theater inside the center. c2 ShowcaSe CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016

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THE RUSSIAN MiG-21, hanging above the site where the C-131 is being installed. Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper Celebrating everything works,” said According to Matt Flight DeSimone. “It’s not the Rich, a Vice President at Continued from p. C1 typical museum exhibit Jacobsen Construction, that’s hands-off. It’s all the impact on the commu- The exhibit, which is about permission.” nity has been worth any scheduled to open Aug. The exhibit was made challenges that have come A SCENE FRoM the new “Ghostbusters.” 6 and will be included possible with the help with the project. © 2016 - Columbia Pictures in the museum’s gen- of several community “I think about my kids, eral admission, will allow partners, including Merit and the opportunity this people inside parts of the Medical, Boeing, Hill Air will bring them to look C-131. There will also be a Force Base and Jacobsen up,” said Rich at a press New ‘Ghostbusters’ more variety of other interactive Construction, the com- conference just before components. pany who has helped the the spar’s installation. “It really gives people a museum fit the airplanes “Not just for flight, but for important than you think chance to figure out how into the available space. everything.” lease try to see the new “Ghostbusters” as more than JENNIFFER WARDELL just another remake. P Movie critic, I’ll admit, there are already more than enough movie remakes in the world. I member of don’t know if Hollywood has actually run the Utah Film out of ideas, or they’re just so paralyzingly Critics afraid to try anything new that it amounts Association to the same thing. Either way, I feel a bottomless well of sympathy for all those eager young scriptwriters out in California hopefully will manage to blow something whose work will never be seen because up at some point during the movie’s run Hollywood is too busy trying to figure out time. Unless the movie screws up very, how to turn “The Love Boat” into the next very badly, no men will be riding along to A week of Activities culminated in a day-long celebration for Farmington Festival Days last Saturday. The theme “smash” hit. save the day at any point. It’s the average- for this year’s event was “A Gathering Place,” and it included a parade down Main Street, State Street and 200 West on And I also don’t expect them to be able looking ladies who will be riding in and July 9. There were enthusiastic participants both watching and waving, including members of the Miss Davis County to actually improve on the original “Ghost- doing all the day-saving, thank you very royalty (below right) and sisters Monet and Sonnet Wilson (below, left). Other activities through the week ranged from a busters.” For geeks of a certain age, the much. basketball tournament to a movie night, a bike parade to a motorcycle ride, plus tennis and pickleball tournaments. movie’s dry humor and unique approach It’s ridiculous that no movie before this to the supernatural was seminal. I can still has ever managed to achieve these same quote random chunks of the movie to this circumstances, but they haven’t. This is day, and can’t help but smile every time I the first time that women like me can see even think the line “Ray, when someone themselves as heroes onscreen, and will asks you if you’re a god, you say yes!” be proof to an entire generation of little But I’m still excited, and I’ll admit it’s girls that you don’t have to look like Rey mostly for one very important reason. or Mako in order to be a sci-fi heroine. For the first time in the entire history Toy companies are still reluctant to make of moviedom, a major summer sci-fi action figures of even such well-known blockbuster is being headlined by four female characters as Black Widow from average-looking women. Not “Hollywood” “The Avengers” movies, but with the new average, in which gorgeous actresses are “Ghostbusters” they’re not really going to given minimal makeup, unstyled hair and have a choice. thick glasses either for a “serious” role I do wish the movie had come along at or in preparation for a makeover halfway a time when the prevailing humor style through. didn’t skew quite so heavily to the lewd No, these women actually look like real and scatological. Dry humor isn’t some- people you might run into on the street, thing Hollywood understands how to do either dressed nice on the way home from anymore, and I winced at the scene in work or maybe a little ratty during a Satur- the trailers that briefly shows the Ghost- day grocery store run. busters logo with breasts (to be fair, the More importantly, they look like the Ghostbusters did as well, but the filmmak- kind of woman you might see in the mir- ers still felt like it was a joke that needed ror. to go into the movie). And are these women looking for But that won’t stop me from being grate- husbands? Are they looking for make- ful this movie exists, and hoping that as overs? Are they waiting for men to return many people see it as possible. Because from war? No! They’re doing science, and “Ghostbusters” matters so much more battling ghosts, and inventing things, and than your average remake. h, fa n ait mily to Handcart ‘f , f ing Continued from p. C1 ree m The wood/metalwork- dom Far ing award went to Royal ’ in Brooks’ beautiful set of wood and stone hand- whAt could crafted pens. Another first be more place award went to Jean AmericAn A. Jones’ “Gilded Ruby,” a thAn A bold crocheted dress, bag cAmpAign? and jewelry set designed Charlene and created by Jones. In Albarran (far an artist’s statement, Jones left) and Chris said that she learned to Stewart (near sew and crochet from her left) greet mother. participants In addition to the at the festival artworks, there are also SoME oF THE historical items included in the exhibit. booths and several historical displays Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper in the side gallery on the during the main floor. Borrowed from ment on the wall. basement gallery, will be parade. Both various private collections, on July 18 from 6-8 p.m. are running for the miniature exhibit has Also at the Bountiful/ The art center will also U.S. Congress, everything from vintage Davis Art Center hold their July Free Family 2nd District. dresses and photographs The opening recep- Art Night that same night, to old dolls, books and a tion for a joint exhibit by from 6:30-8:30 p.m. This telegraph key. Explana- Carol Berrey and Simon month’s craft will give stu- violinists tune prior to tions of some of the pieces Blundell, currently on dents the chance to play their performance, with the are posted in a brief state- display in the art center’s with clay. help of Peggy Wheelwright of Pizzicato Strings & Co. (right). Leslie Humphries (far right) plays with grandsons Porter Still time to see Clearfield’s ‘Music Man’ and Logan at a festival booth. CLEARFIELD — It’s your July 16. to change. Photos by Louise R. Shaw/ last chance to say hello to “The Music Man” tells Tickets are $7 for adults Davis Clipper Harold Hill. the story of a con man and $4 for children 14 and Clearfield Community named Harold Hill who under. If supplies are left, Theatre only has a few goes around fleecing com- they may be purchased performances left of their munities by selling them at the door the day of the current production of “The instruments for communi- performance. Music Man,” running now ty bands he never orga- The community arts through July 16 at 7 p.m. at nizes. When he falls for center is located at 140 E. the Clearfield Community the local librarian before Center Street. Performanc- Arts Center. There will he can skip town, however, es will be held in the little also be a 4 p.m. matinee on Hill finds his plans starting theater inside the center. C4 DAVIS LIFE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016

BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY WEDDING ROGEL-HORN 80TH: BLASONGAME Beverly Meservy Bla- songame is an amazing sister, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and will celebrate her 80th birthday at her home with her chil- dren and her siblings. She is still very active. H. Duane and Barbara Nichols She went repelling last year, walked in this year’s 4th of Paola Rogel & Colby Horn July parade and has a large 65TH: NICHOLS garden she tends. Happy anniversary to on 65 years. They were Paola Rogel and Colby Armando and Lilia Rogel H. Duane and Barbara married July 3, 1951 in Horn were married June from Queretaro, Mexico. Nichols. Congratulation Evanston, WY. 23, 2016 in the Salt Lake Colby is the son of Kurt Temple. A reception was and Jonna Horn. Beverly Blasongame held in their honor at The Following a honeymoon 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS Grand Ballroom in Bountiful. to Hawaii they will make Paola is the daughter of their home in Bountiful. SUMMONS BER 1, 2016, at 10:30 a.m. to IN THE SECOND DISTRICT respond to a Petition on file with 90TH: JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR the court alleging that you have DAVIS COUNTY abused and/or neglected your STATE OF UTAH child. You have a right to be RICHARDSON-DOVE PARKER Case No. 1122736 represented by an attorney at State of Utah in the interest of: these proceedings. If you do not N.M. (DOB: 09/27/2006) appear at the time and place set Name of parent(s) / legal guard- forth herein, a default judgment ian: State of Utah will be entered against you which E. Charles Parker, 90 THE STATE OF UTAH TO: could include a termination of your years old and aged to per- JILL RAE JENSEN parental rights, permanent and fection. CHRISTOPHERSON temporary custody orders and an You are hereby summoned to order to pay child support. He was born July 19, appear before the above-entitled C-2834 7/7-28 1926. court, 800 W. State St., Farming- SUMMONS ton, Utah on AUGUST 18, 2016 at IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JU- 2:00 p.m. to respond to a Petition VENILE COURT IN AND FOR DA- on file with the court alleging that VIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH E. Charles Parker your parental rights to the above- Case No. 1129046 named child should be terminated. State of Utah in the interest of: You have a right to be represented A.D. (DOB: 12/22/2009) Julie Louise Richardson & Robert Wayne Dove Jr. by an attorney at these proceed- Name of parent(s)/legal guardian: ings. If you do not appear at the Marie Vigil/State of Utah time and place set forth herein, THE STATE OF UTAH TO: Julie Louise Richardson Norma Richardson and the the hearing will proceed in your ESMIT DOMINGUEZ and Robert Wayne Dove late Max B. Richardson. 90TH: absence and could result in a You are hereby summoned to termination of your parental rights. appear before the above-entitled Jr. will be married July 16, Robert is the son of Rob- C-2838 7/14-8/4 court, 800 West State Street, 2016 in the Bountiful LDS ert Wayne Dove and the late STEVENSON SUMMONS Farmington, Utah on AUGUST Temple. A reception will be Sandra Jean Dove. IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JU- 18, 2016, at 10:45 a.m. to respond VENILE COURT IN AND FOR DA- to a Petition on file with the court held that evening from 7 Following a honeymoon Lola Barbara Larsen VIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH alleging that you have abused to 9 p.m. at the Eldredge to Maui, Hawaii, they will Case No. 1128737 and/or neglected your child. You Manor. make their home in Woods Stevenson was born July 16, State of Utah in the interest of: have a right to be represented 1926 in Preston, Idaho, to D.S. (DOB: 04/12/2016) by an attorney at these proceed- Julie is the daughter of Cross. Lola and Verner Larsen. She Name of parent(s) / legal guard- ings. If you do no appear at the ian: Tamara White / State of Utah time and place set forth herein, a is the third of five children. THE STATE OF UTAH TO: default judgment will be entered DONATE A She married Kenneth W. ROBERT WHITE against you which could include a You are hereby summoned to termination of your parental rights, Stevenson on Sept. 24, 1943 appear before the above-entitled permanent and temporary custody CAR in the Logan Temple. She court, 800 West State Street, orders and an order to pay child graduated from Preston High Farmington, Utah on SEPTEM- support. C-2845 7/14-8/4 Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE & School in 1944. 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BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY WEDDING CALLED TO SERVE ROGEL-HORN Elder hawley 80TH: BLASONGAME Elder Mitchel Scott Hawley, son of Rick and Stephanie Hawley, has been called to serve in the Beverly Meservy Bla- Mexico Reynosa Mission. He will speak July 17 songame is an amazing at 9 a.m. in the Woods Cross 2nd Ward, 790 W. sister, mother, grandmother, 1500 South, Woods Cross. great-grandmother and will celebrate her 80th birthday Elder Parry at her home with her chil- Elder Sam Parry, son of Craig and Becky Parry, dren and her siblings. has been called to serve in the Finland Helsinki Mission. He will speak July 17 at 1 p.m. in the She is still very active. H. Duane and Barbara Nichols She went repelling last year, Mueller Park 5th Ward, 1320 E. 1975 South, walked in this year’s 4th of Paola Rogel & Colby Horn Bountiful. July parade and has a large 65TH: NICHOLS garden she tends. Happy anniversary to on 65 years. They were Paola Rogel and Colby Armando and Lilia Rogel H. Duane and Barbara married July 3, 1951 in Horn were married June from Queretaro, Mexico. Nichols. Congratulation Evanston, WY. 23, 2016 in the Salt Lake Colby is the son of Kurt RETURNED HOME Temple. A reception was and Jonna Horn. Beverly Blasongame held in their honor at The Following a honeymoon 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS Grand Ballroom in Bountiful. to Hawaii they will make Elder Adams Paola is the daughter of their home in Bountiful. Elder Jeffrey Adams, son of Duane and Natalie SUMMONS BER 1, 2016, at 10:30 a.m. to Adams, has returned home after serving in the 90TH: IN THE SECOND DISTRICT respond to a Petition on file with Argentina Neuquen Mission. He will speak July JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR the court alleging that you have 17 at 11 a.m. in the Bountiful 11th Ward, 115 E. DAVIS COUNTY abused and/or neglected your STATE OF UTAH child. You have a right to be RICHARDSON-DOVE Wicker Lane, Bountiful. PARKER Case No. 1122736 represented by an attorney at THERE WILL BE regular tours through the Bountiful Tabernacle (above), as well as organ recitals by Lloyd Carr. State of Utah in the interest of: these proceedings. If you do not Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper N.M. (DOB: 09/27/2006) appear at the time and place set Elder Beesley Name of parent(s) / legal guard- forth herein, a default judgment Elder Carter Beesley, son of Curtis and Stephanie ian: State of Utah will be entered against you which Beesley, has returned home after serving in the E. Charles Parker, 90 THE STATE OF UTAH TO: could include a termination of your years old and aged to per- JILL RAE JENSEN parental rights, permanent and Italy Rome Mission. He will speak July 17 at 9 temporary custody orders and an Tabernacle, cabin focus of tours fection. CHRISTOPHERSON a.m. in the Foxhill Ward, 200 S. Eagleridge Drive, You are hereby summoned to order to pay child support. North Salt Lake. He was born July 19, appear before the above-entitled C-2834 7/7-28 BY JENNIFFER WARDELL to make room for con- 1926. court, 800 W. State St., Farming- SUMMONS [email protected] struction of a new city hall ton, Utah on AUGUST 18, 2016 at IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JU- complex, will be open to Elder Davis 2:00 p.m. to respond to a Petition VENILE COURT IN AND FOR DA- on file with the court alleging that BOUNTIFUL — Celebrate visitors from 9 a.m. to 1 Elder Richard Davis, son of Bruce and Cristy VIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH p.m. thanks to Bountiful E. Charles Parker your parental rights to the above- Case No. 1129046 Handcart Days by stepping Davis, has returned home after serving in the named child should be terminated. State of Utah in the interest of: back into history. City and the University of West Virginia Charleston Mission. He will You have a right to be represented Julie Louise Richardson & Robert Wayne Dove Jr. A.D. (DOB: 12/22/2009) The Bountiful Histori- Utah. Verlan Terry and speak July 17 at 1 p.m. in the Bountiful 25th by an attorney at these proceed- Name of parent(s)/legal guardian: ings. If you do not appear at the cal Commission will give Glen Tonge, former princi- Ward, 600 E. 1500 South, Bountiful. Marie Vigil/State of Utah pals at the school, will be time and place set forth herein, THE STATE OF UTAH TO: Julie Louise Richardson Norma Richardson and the residents a chance to get a the hearing will proceed in your ESMIT DOMINGUEZ and Robert Wayne Dove late Max B. Richardson. closer look at pioneer his- on hand to greet former 90TH: absence and could result in a You are hereby summoned to tory with their Handcart students, who are welcome Elder Shepherd termination of your parental rights. appear before the above-entitled Jr. will be married July 16, Robert is the son of Rob- C-2838 7/14-8/4 2016 in the Bountiful LDS ert Wayne Dove and the late Days historical tours, set to bring photos or any Elder Taylor Shepherd, son of Mike and Melanie court, 800 West State Street, other memorabilia. Farmington, Utah on AUGUST for July 23 from 9 a.m. to 1 Shepherd, has returned home after serving in the STEVENSON SUMMONS Temple. A reception will be Sandra Jean Dove. p.m. at the Bountiful Tab- “It will be extra special, IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JU- 18, 2016, at 10:45 a.m. to respond held that evening from 7 Following a honeymoon Honduras San Pedro Sula East Mission. He VENILE COURT IN AND FOR DA- to a Petition on file with the court ernacle, the Willey Cabin because (they’re) the only will speak July 17 at 9 a.m. in the Deuel Creek Lola Barbara Larsen VIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH alleging that you have abused to 9 p.m. at the Eldredge to Maui, Hawaii, they will and Stoker School. two principals who are still Ward, 690 N. 400 West, Centerville. Case No. 1128737 and/or neglected your child. You Manor. make their home in Woods living,” said Hill. “(They) Stevenson was born July 16, State of Utah in the interest of: have a right to be represented Though there won’t be 1926 in Preston, Idaho, to D.S. (DOB: 04/12/2016) by an attorney at these proceed- Julie is the daughter of Cross. any cemetery or bus tours would love to see some of Lola and Verner Larsen. She Name of parent(s) / legal guard- ings. If you do no appear at the this year, members of the WILLEY CABIN will also be open, and will have a hostess on hand their former students.” ian: Tamara White / State of Utah time and place set forth herein, a is the third of five children. commission and other to answer questions. All historical commis- THE STATE OF UTAH TO: default judgment will be entered DONATE A sion tours are free. The She married Kenneth W. ROBERT WHITE against you which could include a Bountiful notables will be Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper You are hereby summoned to termination of your parental rights, on hand to give tours and Bountiful Museum’s cur- Missionary deadline: Stevenson on Sept. 24, 1943 appear before the above-entitled permanent and temporary custody CAR answer questions. In addi- every hour. stop by the Bountiful Mu- rent location is normally in the Logan Temple. She court, 800 West State Street, orders and an order to pay child tion, there will be special “We are excited that seum’s current location, open Wednesdays from Farmington, Utah on SEPTEM- support. C-2845 7/14-8/4 Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE graduated from Preston High surprises at both the taber- Lloyd Carr and others will which will be open during 2-4 p.m. and Saturdays Photos and information & be there to talk about the the same time as the tours. School in 1944. Needy Families nacle and the school. from 1-3 p.m. Special tours must be submitted by Ken and Barbara (the “We have personal history of this nationally Though the museum is of both the museum and Thursday, 5 p.m. THE HAIGHTS CREEK IRRIGATION COMPANY histories of many of the recognized house of wor- preparing to move to their cabin can be set up by call- original Ken and Barbie) NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY AND SALE 801.294.4060 one week prior to publication moved to Centerville in 1954 (For Publication) early and modern people ship,” said Hill. new location farther up ing 801-296-2060. Lola Barbara Larsen that there are delinquent upon the The Willey Cabin, where she still resides to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN who have been instrumen- Main Street, the museum’s Stevenson following described shares of stock of the Haights Creek Irrigation tal in Bountiful history,” located near Bountiful City collection is still on display this day. Pioneers. She served an LDS Company (the “Company”), on account of assessments duly levied by the Company against said shares, the several amounts set opposite said Dick “Stick” Hill, a Hall at approximately 750 at its original home, Through the years she mission with her husband to the names of the respective shareholders as follows: member of the Bountiful S. Main Street, will also be located just south of the has enjoyed traveling with Lansing, MI. Name of Number of Amount of Historical Commission. open during the same time cabin at 845 S. Main Street, Shareholder Shares Assessment as the tabernacle tours. her husband and going to She has raised one Dave Heath 0.5 $427.75 The commission will Suite B5. Bear Lake each year with daughter, Linda; and five Christie Schell 0.4 $420.40 hold tours of the Bounti- There will be a regular “It’s just a few steps her family. boys, Wayne, David, Kevin, In accordance with laws of the State of Utah and by order of the Board ful Tabernacle every hour demonstration of pioneer away from the cabin,” of Directors, in conformance with provisions of Section 12.1(d)(6)(B) games, and a hostess from said Hill, who encouraged She has held many Kraig and Brian. She has 24 of the Amended and Restated Bylaws and Rules and Regulations of between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. church positions as well the Company, so many shares of the above-described stock as may Lloyd Carr and others will the commission will be on people to stop by for a visit. grandchildren and 45 great- be necessary to pay the delinquent assessment thereon, together with hand to answer questions. “Your family story may be as being a member of discuss the history of the grandchildren. the costs of advertising and expenses of the sale, will be purchased tabernacle, which was built “We’ll discuss daily life there.” the Daughters of the Utah by the Company at a purchase price equal to the amount of the delin- in pioneer times in Bounti- quent assessment as set forth above and other expenses due there- ™ and dedicated in 1863. This year the commis- on. The sale will occur on the 28th day of July at the Haights Creek Life Care Navigation It’s still in use today, ful,” said Hill. “You’ll be sion will also be hosting 1ST BIRTHDAY Irrigation Office at 9:00am. Central to our mission is restoring hope by caring for the emotional, making it the oldest surprised at what can be an open house at the old DATED this 29th, day of June 2016, learned about pioneer Stoker Elementary School, THE HAIGHTS CREEK IRRIGATION COMPANY spiritual and physical needs of the client. We accomplish this through church building continu- BECKETT By: Lee Stenquist relationship building and effective communication with clients, families ally in use by The Church families and the way they located at 200 S. between Board Secretary and health care providers. Life Care Navigation was created to provide of Jesus Christ of Latter- lived.” Main Street and 100 East. C-2829 7/7-14 those in need with a journey of dignifi ed and compassionate care. day Saints. Carr will also Commission members The school, which is SMITH perform a short recital also encourage people to planned to be torn down • Companion Care • Social Care Program • Personal Care • Dementia Care • Certifi ed Palliative Care • Alzheimer's Care • Ready-Set-Go Home • End of Life Care Avoiding Hospital Readmissions 16th Annual Beckett Smith, son of Lane and Brooke Smith, We Respond To Your After Hours Call In 15 Minutes or Less! brother to Lauren and Tyson, grandson of Gay Smith and Terry and Trish Cummings, celebrated his first birthday Dec. 29, 2015. 801-820-5874 • visitingangels.com/davisweber

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Mark G Kano Insur Agcy Inc Jone Olson Jennifer Bassarear Ins Agy Inc Mark Kano LUTCF CLU Insurance Agcy Inc Jennifer Bassarear CASL/CLU Dinner starts 21 S. 200 W., P.O. Box 807, Jone Olson 107 N Main St, Ste 104, Bountiful, UT 84010 Bountiful, UT 84011 94 West 200 North, Bountiful, UT 84010 Bus: 801-292-8291 at 4pm. Friday July 22nd, 2pm Bus: 801-298-2636 Bus: 801-292-8413 Fax: 801-292-1344 BBQ Plate $5 Snow Cones & Presents the • Duck catching pond MONTHLY DRAWINGS Cotton Candy $1 LiVE WeLL Gift Cards to: • Face painting Produce Challenge Food Truck • Bountiful restaurants Popcorn $.50 Eckman Ins and Fin Svcs Inc Toby H Gonzales • Dunk Tank • Buy produce from Bountiful Farmers Grand Prize Wayne Eckman LUTCF Insur Agcy Inc Market vendors Ninja Blender 98 West 200 North Toby H. Gonzales Water Bottles $1 Bountiful, UT 84010 465 South 200 West, Suite 2, • Bounce House • Fill out produce Challenge Cards Support our vendors for a chance towin great prizes. Bus: 801-292-7291 Bountiful, UT 84010 The more you buy, the better chance you have to win! Bus: 801-292-9424 Soda $1 • Balloon Dart Board • Drop off the cards at the market One entry per vendor booth each market day. Vendors are not eligible to win. • Spin the Wheel for information booth Prizes and more! 801-298-3241 Thursday, August 4th 1150 S. Main, Bountiful heritageplaceseniorliving.com ComeCANCELLED support “Tour of Utah” C6 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016

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CARETAKER MORNING Care- FATHER AND SON AERATION BY KERRY PAINTING BOUNTIFUL SATURDAY Jly taker for Smith Hyatt Building, LANDSCAPING AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- 20-years Experience. 16th, 382 West 3200 South, 845 S. Main Bountiful, General Concrete, Landscaping, ing, Tilling, Aeration. Interior, Exterior, Residential & 8am-2pm. Crafts. Quilt Supply’s, clean-up and maintenance, three Lawn Services Call Kerry 801-231-7364 Commercial. Professional finish. canners, small appliances, Jars. mornings a week, 2 hours a day, Quality work at affordable prices. Serving since 1986 Free est. Call 801-298-4472 or Patterns, fabrics, Yarn. $16 per morning. 801-450-1100 Concrete, Retaining Walls 801-706-2951 BOUNTIFUL SAT July16th from Driveways, Sidewalks, Bricks. **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** TUTORIAL INSTRUCTION 8am to 2pm. 1370 South 500 FULL TIME COLLECTOR M-F, Fences. Tree services, Cleanup/ IS OUR SPECIALTY WRITING COACH West in Davis Clipper parking 8:30-5:30 pm. 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Blaz- $299 PHONES/LIGHT OFFICE duties. over 15-Years Experience! 120 Services PARLIAMENTARIAN ers size 42-44, swim trunks $3, P/T openings for Afternoons and • Spring Clean-up SERVICES Men ties and pants, Dock Martin shoes, globes. Invicta watches, Deposit Evenings shifts. Must be mature, • Weeding PARLIAMENTARIAN Guarantee the success of your WWII books, beautiful home de- very dependable. Must be able to • Tree removal/trimming SERVICES next meeting! handle busy multiple phone lines, • Sprinkler Systems Guarantee the success of your ~Dispose of business items cor, eagle statues. have good typing and computer • Retaining Walls next meeting! efficiently. skills/great with people. Must be • Driveways/Patios ~Dispose of business items ~Process elections effortlessly. 270 Want To Buy 18 or older and be able to pass • Stamp concrete/walkways efficiently. ~Conduct new business seam- lessly and do it all within the random drug tests. Apply in per- • Flagstone Patio ~Process elections effortlessly. BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for allotted time frame. son at 359 S Main, Bountiful or fax We do it all! ~Conduct new business seam- old LDS & other books. Also old Call Jorgina resume to 801-295-2018 Licensed/Insured lessly and do it all within the photos & historical memorabilia 801-916-4109 Free Estimates allotted time frame. Call 800-823-9124 FT/PT STARTING $14.00/HR Call 801-294-0003 Call Jorgina Kaysville/Farmington area helping 801-916-4109 220 Miscellaneous disabled 24yr-old male. Must be **YARD-LAWN-SPRINKLERS** 330 Autos for Sale 18 or older & physically fit. 801- Weekly Mowing. Yard 520 Instruction/Tutoring *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* KEITH URBAN Concert Tickets 447-4644. Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- Custom Work Van 35 yrs. exp. excellent references Keith Urban Rip cord World Tour 1991 FORD kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free V8 138,000 miles E150 1/2 ton, SUMMER CAMPS FAMILY SERVICE ADVISOR Usana Amphitheater Thursday scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- (2) nice captain chairs, head and available at Centerville Academy Join one of the fastest growing July 21 Lawn section, 4 tickets Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. 699-1942 sidewall liners, middle chairs and for Tumbling, Beginning Irish companies in the State of Utah! $70.00 each. Please call or text 801-292-0450 back bench seat removed, mate- Dance and Ballet. Ages 4-12. We are looking for organized, 801-209-3560 rial shelves on both sides inside, Week long camps scheduled motivated individuals with great GENERAL CLEAN-UP SEAMLESS ALUMINUM ladder rack on top, good tires, June-August. interpersonal skills to work with Prompt Service RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- 240 For Sale battery, engine and transmis- Super affordable!! our greatest assets - our clients. In Leaf raking, Flowerbed prep, ing, deck and fence repairs, sion, some rust, power windows Choose the week that works this position, you will help individu- Trees/shrubs, trim/prune/re- tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. PACE MASTER TREADMILL and locks, A/C $1800.00 801- for you!. 801-298-KIDS(5437 or als plan their future funeral and moval. Sprinkler installation & Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. repair. Fencing, Cement work, Personal Trainer Settings Inclines 295-3500 801-390-9149. 1248 North Main. cemetery needs as well as assist go2jasonhansen.com and declines. Must be able to Centerville. them in times of immediate crisis. Driveways. Hauling (construction debris, pick up. Asking $225.00 801- www.centervilleacademy.org Though a sales position, this job 864-3743. is service oriented as you will basements, garages, concrete). interact closely with families. To Call 801-688-0161 work with Memorial, you must be *YARD WORK LANDSCAPING* honest, moral, ethical, teachable, Weeding, raking, shrub/tree trim- self-motivated and competitive. ming, flowerbed mulch, hauling, You need an engaging personality, topsoil, sod/seed, trees shrubs, excellent verbal skills, attention plants, lawn mowing. Full Land- to detail, the ability to multi-task, scaping. And Much More! Since superior personal grooming and 1987. 801-292-0450 be computer literate. You also need a good driving record, a valid ***SPRINKLERS*** All types of repairs & upgrades. and driver’s license and transportation. SHOP SERVICE GUIDE This position requires a Utah Life New installs. We Do IT All! Lic/Ins. Insurance License and a Utah Since 1987. 801-292-0450 Preneed Funeral Sales License. year to get your Please send cover letter and re- THIS IS THE yard professionally designed sume directly to Heather.Barney@ and installed. Brick and flagstone MemorialUtah.com. VACUUMS! patio’s, decks, water features, irr Read more: The Davis Clipper - systems, retaining walls, fire pits family service advisor • Portable Vacuums and planting. We have been in Utah’s • Central Vacuums PIZZA PERFECT SERVERS & business for 32 yrs right here in in Change your home forever Big Enough to DELIVERY wanted P/T nights Davis Co. and would love to help do the Job Largest Vacuum • Cleaning Supplies and Saturdays. Start making you with your landscape needs. with new VINYL windows! Dealer tips right away. Most Servers & Call Loveland Landscape and Small Enough • Steam Cleaners delivery drivers average between Gardens 801-294-4300 or visit us to Care $10-20/hr. Apply in person at 104 online at lovelandlandscape.com. 801-298-3413 South Main St. Centerville. No Save 55 East 400 South • Centerville phone calls. BY-WEEKLY MOWING SALES money, reasonable rates. 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Law offi ce seeking individual heating • ventilation • air conditioning with excellent multitasking, organizational and communi- 624 West 900 North, NSL, Utah 84054 cation skills for our Bountiful 305 North 200 West • Bountiful, UT 84010 Offi ce. Job duties include but Time to 801-298-4822 Like us on (801) 298-3656 not limited to: answering phone www.hvacinutah.com Facebook www.swissboy.biz calls, scheduling appointments, De-Clutter? assist with marketing and Sell unwanted advertising, coordinate public Serving seminars, collecting payments, items in the Since We Love prepare excel reports, and 1992 assisting clients. $12-$15 DOE. Clipper New Your Advertisement Part time 7-14 hours a week Patients! with fl exible hours and days, Classifi eds but likely to increase to 28-30 can be here hours a week in one year. 2112 N. Hillfi eld Rd. Please email your resume to #1 • Layton Cheryl at Call: Hours: trustcheryl@qwestoffi ce.net. 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Neither Owner written claims to the personal rep- Complex, Court’s Building, 800 LOT. Tax ID: 02-034-0068 Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 BEARS SOUTH 88°46’13” WEST) nor Engineer will be responsible The current Beneficiary of the Telephone: (801) 531-7870 itself. Our graduates move on resentative at the address above; West State Street, Farmington, TO THE POINT OF TANGENCY, (5) for full or partial sets of Bidding (2) deliver or mail their written trust deed is UTAH HOUSING Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to NORTH 49°09’37” WEST 68.52 to Kindergarten at the TOP Utah 84025, on August 3, 2016, Documents, including Addenda if claims to the personal represen- CORPORATION, and the record 5:00 p.m. FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVA- of the readiness chart! BS at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the any, obtained from sources other tative’s attorney of record, Emilie purpose of foreclosing a trust owners of the property as of the Trustee No. 87152-196 TURE OF A 26.00 FOOT RADIUS CATEGORY INDEX PLACE YOUR AD TODAY CLASSIADS DEADLINE BYU: early childhood ed/ elemen- than the Issuing Office. A. Bean, at 471 W. Heritage Park deed dated August 19, 2009, and recording of the Notice of De- C-2839 7/14-28 CURVE TO THE RIGHT; THENCE tary ed/family relations. www. A pre-bid conference will be fault are MARIA E. PLATT AND • Announcements ...... 890 • Home Furnishings ...... 290 Blvd., #1, Layton, Utah 84041, or executed by BRYSON K. CALL, A NORTHWESTERLY ALONG SAID centervilleacademy.org held at 2:00 p.m. local time on HEATHER A. SOWBY. SUMMARY OF FARMINGTON ARC 40.57 FEET WITH A CEN- • Animals ...... 210 • Homes for Rent ...... 580 CALL 801-295-2251 ext. 100 MONDAY 4 p.m. (3) file their written claims with the MARRIED MAN, as Trustor, in fa- 801-298-KIDS(5437 or July 12, 2016, at the Kaysville Bidders must tender to the CITY ORDINANCE NO. 2016-19 TRAL ANGLE OF 89°24’45” (LONG • Apartments for Rent ...... 570 • Homes for Sale ...... 820 Clerk of the District Court in Davis vor of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC ADOPTING THE AMENDMENT • Autos for Sale ...... 330 • Instruction/Tutoring ...... 520 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon- Fri. for Thursday publication 801-390-9149 City Municipal Center, 23 East County, or otherwise present REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at CHORD BEARS NORTH 04°27’15” • Investments ...... 670 Center Street, Kaysville, UT. the sale and the balance of the TO STATION PARK WEST 36.58 FEET) TO THE POINT • Building Suppies ...... 830 their claims as required by Utah (“MERS”) SOLELY AS NOMINEE REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT • Business Opportunities ...... 130 • Land for Sale ...... 700 Attendance at the pre-bid confer- law within three months after the FOR ACADEMY MORTGAGE purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the OF TANGENCY AND THE SOUTH- • Lost & Found ...... 510 550 Condo for Rent AREA PLAN • Child Care ...... 530 ence is highly encouraged but is date of the first publication of this CORPORATION, A UTAH COR- day following the sale. Both the ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF • Commercial Property ...... 810 • Miscellaneous ...... 820 On June 21, 2016, pursuant to ONLINE at www.davisclipper.com not mandatory. notice or be forever barred. PORATION, ITS SUCCESSORS deposit and the balance must be PARK LANE; THENCE ALONG • Computers ...... 235 • Musical Instruments ...... 300 GENERAL INFORMATION BOUNTIFUL CARRIAGE Cross- Bid security shall be furnished paid to Lincoln Title Insurance Section 17C-2-110 of the Limited Date of first publication: July AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY • Condos for Rent ...... 550 • Offi ce Space for Rent/Sale ...... 750 Click on the “Classifi eds” tab ing 1bd, 1bth, den with built in in accordance with the Instruc- Agency in the form of a wire trans- Purpose Local Government Enti- LINE TWO (2) COURSES AS FOL- • Open House...... 620 1. Always ask for the ad to be read back to you. 7, 2016. which Trust Deed was recorded • Condos for Sale ...... 610 cabinet/counters. Perfect for 1 tions to Bidders. C-2826 7/7-14 fer, cashier’s check or certified ties – Community Reinvestment LOWS: (1) NORTH 40°15’08” EAST • Produce ...... 230 2. Please check your ad for errors the fi rst day it appears. Clipper Newspapers will BEAN & MICKEN on August 20, 2009, as Entry No. • Duplexes for Rent ...... 575 funds. Cash payments, personal Agency Act, Utah Code Annotated 293.10 FEET, (2) NORTH 43°35’30” • Duplexes for Sale ...... 825 • Rooms for Rent ...... 560 person or a couple. W/D hook-ups, EMILIE A. BEAN be responsible for the fi rst incorrect insertion at no greater cost than the original NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE 2476662, in Book 4843, at Page checks or trust checks are not (2016), Title 17C, Chapters 1 EAST 192.39 FEET, MORE OR • For Sale ...... 240 • Services ...... 120 STOP BY THE CLIPPER pool. NO Smokers/pets. $800/mo. Attorney at Law space. Publisher assumes no fi nancial responsibility for errors or omission of copy. The following described 572, in the Official Records of Da- accepted. through 5 (the “Reinvestment LESS, TO THE PROJECTED EAST • Free ...... 880 • Storage for Rent ...... 590 Call 801-520-1226. property will be sold at public 471 W. Heritage Park Blvd., #1 vis County, State of Utah covering Act”), the City Council of Farm- • Garage Sales ...... 250 • Trade...... 260 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 3. Rate chargers are determined at the time of placement. LINCOLN TITLE LINE OF PARK LANE SUBDIVI- auction to the highest bidder, Layton UT 84041 real property purportedly located at ington City adopted, designated • Help Wanted ...... 100 • Travel/Time Share ...... 540 4. Cancellations: No refunds or cancellations on extended weeks. MAPLE HILLS Condo on golf INSURANCE AGENCY SION (YET TO BE RECORDED), payable in lawful money of the (801) 825-3477 652 West 800 North #67, Clinton, and approved the Amendment • Home Appliances ...... 280 • Yard work ...... 115 (across from Robintino’s) 5. Payment is due upon placement of ad unless an account has been established. course. Updated 2bd, office, 2.5/ By: Paula Maughan THENCE NORTH 00°03’38” EAST United States at the time of sale, C-2830 7/7-21 Utah 84015 in Davis County, Utah, to Station Park Redevelopment We accept cash, check or credit card: bths with jetted tub. living & family Its: Vice President 401.49 FEET, MORE OR LESS, at the Justice Complex, Court’s and more particularly described as: Telephone: (801) 476-0303 Project Area Plan (the “Amend- ALONG SAID EAST LINE PRO- rooms with gas fireplaces. Spec- Building, 800 West State Street, CENTERVILLE CITY LOT 67, MAPLEWOOD VIL- ment to Plan”), modifying the FAX: 801-295-3044 tacular view/two balconies. New PLANNING COMMISSION web site: www.smithknowles. JECTED AND EAST LINE TO THE Farmington, Utah 84025, on LAGE TOWNHOMES PHASE 2, com legal description (boundaries) SOUTH LINE OF PARK LANE FREE CLASSIADS HVAC system and water softener. August 17, 2016, at 3:00 p.m. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A PLANNED RESIDENTIAL UNIT and map of the Station Park Re- for 20 words or less FOR GENERAL PLAN SK File No. 16-0318 COMMONS SUBDIVISION RE- $1700/mo. NO smokers/pets. of said day, for the purpose of DEVELOPMENT, ACCORD- C-2833 7/7-21 development Project Area (the CORDED AS ENTRY 32863550 ON (20 words or less - 1 week) 801-541-0654 foreclosing a trust deed dated AMENDMENT ING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT “Project Area”). The Ordinance Items under $100 MAIL: The Clipper Classiads Notice is hereby given that APRIL 29, 2015 IN BOOK 6256, AT 60¢ per word after May 22, 2009, and executed by THEREOF ON FILE AND OF RE- DAVIS COUNTY incorporates the Amendment to Private party only. Price must appear in the ad. Only 1 item per ad. Mail in, Fax $12 the Centerville City Planning PAGE 794, IN THE DAVIS COUNTY 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 LORI R. FRITZ, AN UNMAR- CORD IN THE DAVIS COUNTY NOTICE OF FILING OF Plan and describes the reasons 570 Apartment for Rent Commission RECORDER’S OFFICE; THENCE or Walk-in only. No phone-ins, please. Garage Sales Excluded. 1 ad per month. includes online placement RIED WOMAN, as Trustor, in will hold a public RECORDER’S OFFICE. Tax ID: TRANSFERS OF WATER and purposes for adoption of the hearing on Wednesday, July ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE NORTH favor of MORTGAGE ELEC- 14-377-0067 ALLOTMENT Amendment to Plan, which are (1) 89°34’55” WEST 513.36 FEET TO level 27, 2016, beginning at 7:00 BOUNTIFUL GROUND TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- The current Beneficiary of the BY WEBER BASIN WATER to make minor adjustments to the THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE p.m., or as soon as the matter Find all the classifi ed ads and more online at www.davisclipper.com 2bd/$750/mo with $750/deposit, TEMS, INC. (“MERS”) SOLELY trust deed is UTAH HOUSING CONSERVANCY DISTRICT legal description and map of the OF MARKET STREET; THENCE 1bd/$650/mo, with $650/deposit AS NOMINEE FOR CITY FIRST may be heard, at the Centerville CORPORATION, and the record All persons interested will Project Area set forth in the origi- ALONG SAID EAST RIGHT OF 32 W 1000 N. Newly remolded, MORTGAGE SERVICES, L.L.C., City Hall, 250 North Main Street, owners of the property as of the please take notice that there has nal Station Park Redevelopment WAY LINE NORTH 00°07’05” EAST regarding pro- granite counters. Covered Park- LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, Centerville, Utah, recording of the Notice of Default been filed with the Board of Trust- Project Area Plan (the “Original 668.31 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE 100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 115 Yard Work 120 Services 250 Garage Sales 330 Autos for Sale posed General Plan enactment ing. NO Pets/Smokers. Walking ITS SUCCESSORS AND AS- are BRYSON K. CALL AND AM- ees of the Weber Basin Water Plan”), as requested by the Davis OF PARK LANE COMMONS SUB- or amendment regarding Sec- distance to Bntfl Rec Cntr. 801- SIGNS as Beneficiary, which BER LYNN CALL, HUSBAND AND Conservancy District, petitions County Auditor pursuant to Sec- DIVISION; THENCE ALONG THE tion 12-480-6, West Centerville CARETAKER MORNING Care- FATHER AND SON AERATION BY KERRY PAINTING BOUNTIFUL SATURDAY Jly 540-6984 or 801-403-8899. Trust Deed was recorded on May WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS. applying for the transfers of allot- tion 17C-2-110(4)(a) of the Rein- Neighborhood Plan, Goal 1, Ob- vestment Act to avoid inconsistent taker for Smith Hyatt Building, LANDSCAPING AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- 20-years Experience. 16th, 382 West 3200 South, 28, 2009, as Entry No. 2454441, Bidders must tender to the trust- ments of Weber Basin water from jective 1.I., reconsidering whether boundary lines, and (2) to adopt by 845 S. Main Bountiful, General Concrete, Landscaping, ing, Tilling, Aeration. Interior, Exterior, Residential & 8am-2pm. Crafts. Quilt Supply’s, NSL 2BD, 2BTH, basement in Book 4785, at Page 518, in the ee a $20,000.00 deposit at the sale lands in Section 23, Township 4 the I-VH (Industrial-Very High) North, Range 1 West, Salt Lake ordinance, as required by the Re- clean-up and maintenance, three Lawn Services Call Kerry 801-231-7364 Commercial. Professional finish. canners, small appliances, Jars. unit, 317 E. Odell Lane #2b, Official Records of Davis County, and the balance of the purchase State of Utah covering real prop- Zoning District should continue in Base & Meridian, Davis County, investment Act, the Amendment mornings a week, 2 hours a day, Quality work at affordable prices. Serving since 1986 Free est. Call 801-298-4472 or Patterns, fabrics, Yarn. Large kitchen/living room 10- price by 2:00 p.m. the day following erty purportedly located at 1470 the future for this neighborhood. Utah. A copy of the petition for to Plan containing the modified $16 per morning. 801-450-1100 Concrete, Retaining Walls 801-706-2951 mins from SLC. $675/mo,+ $300 the sale. Both the deposit and the July16th from North Celia Way, Layton, Utah If you have questions regarding transfer containing the description Project Area legal description BOUNTIFUL SAT deposit. Recently remodeled balance must be paid to Lincoln Driveways, Sidewalks, Bricks. 84041 in Davis County, Utah, and this matter or would like further of lands to which such water has and map. The sole purpose of FULL TIME COLLECTOR M-F, **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** TUTORIAL INSTRUCTION 8am to 2pm. 1370 South 500 801-558-8022. Title Insurance Agency in the form Fences. Tree services, Cleanup/ more particularly described as: information, contact Community heretofore been allotted and the the adoption of the Amendment to 8:30-5:30 pm. Great Benefits. IS OUR SPECIALTY WRITING COACH West in Davis Clipper parking of a wire transfer, cashier’s check hauling. ALL OF LOT 78, PARK WEST Development at 801-292-8232 lands to which it is proposed the Plan is to amend the legal descrip- Visit www.myhorizoncu.com for • Weeding of Flower-Beds Need help composing your es- lot. Mountain West Chorale fund CLEAN AND Cozy 2bd, 1bth, new or certified funds. Cash payments, Appliance removal. ESTATES NO. 2, LAYTON CITY, or visit the City’s website at www. said water be transferred and the tion of the boundary of the Project details. • Removing of Bushes & Trees say? Need someone to edit your raiser. paint and carpet, W/D hook-ups, personal checks or trust checks are Lic/Ins 385-227-4522 DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH, AC- centervilleut.net terms and conditions of which the Area pursuant to law as requested • Tree Trimming writing? Call Jorgina @ 801-916- covered parking, No smokers/pets not accepted. 385-259-2232 CORDING TO THE OFFICIAL Marsha L. Morrow, MMC transfer is petitioned for is on file by the Davis County Auditor. No DRIVERS: LOCAL - Home Daily! • Clean-up of yard 4109 and get ready to WOW your $825/mo. Court Yard off back door. LINCOLN TITLE Flatbed Openings! Great Pay, 250 Garage Sales RENT 2 OWN PLAT THEREOF. Tax ID: 10- Centerville City Recorder in the office of the Weber Basin other amendments were made PAYNE’S EXPEDITE • New Sprinkler & Sod audience! Open floor plan. 801-330-0303 INSURANCE AGENCY to the Original Plan. The Original Benefits! CDL-A, 1yr Exp. Req. 053-0078 C-2846 7/14 Water Conservancy District, Lay- CONSTRUCTION AND Free Estimates. 801-328-3796 NO CREDIT REQUIRED The current Beneficiary By: Paula Maughan ton, Utah, for public inspection. Plan as amended by the Amend- Estenson Logistics. Apply: www. LANDSCAPING 130 Business Opportunities KAYSVILLE SAT. July 16th 8am- 580 Home for Rent of the trust deed is BANK OF SUMMONS Its: Vice President The name of the petitioners and ment to Plan was designated goelc.com or call 1-866-336-9642 Local Contractor with 2pm. 290 North 500 East. Blaz- $299 AMERICA, N.A., SUCCESSOR IN THE SECOND DISTRICT Telephone: (801) 476-0303 the amount of water, in acre feet, in the Ordinance as the official ers size 42-44, swim trunks $3, BY MERGER TO BAC HOME JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR web site: www.smithknowles.com for which the transfer applies, is project area plan for the Station PHONES/LIGHT OFFICE duties. over 15-Years Experience! 120 Services PARLIAMENTARIAN BOUNTIFUL BENCH spacious LOANS SERVICING, LP FKA DAVIS COUNTY SK File No. 16-0287 as follows: Park Redevelopment Project Area P/T openings for Afternoons and • Spring Clean-up SERVICES Men ties and pants, Dock Martin Deposit home. 3268 Plum Tree Lane. 3bd, COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS STATE OF UTAH C-2823 6/30-7/14 Preston & Debra and supersedes and replaces the Evenings shifts. Must be mature, • Weeding Guarantee the success of your shoes, globes. Invicta watches, PARLIAMENTARIAN 2bth, large family room with wet SERVICING, LP, and the record Case No. 1114839 Paxman 0.5 a.f. Original Plan, with the result that • Tree removal/trimming next meeting! WWII books, beautiful home de- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING very dependable. Must be able to SERVICES bar. Water softener , A/C, included owner of the property as of the State of Utah in the interest: The Board of Trustees of the the legal description and map of • Sprinkler Systems ~Dispose of business items cor, eagle statues. TO VACATE STREET RIGHT- handle busy multiple phone lines, Guarantee the success of your all appliances, new carpet, fire- recording of the Notice of Default C.K. (DOB: 29 September District will meet in public session the Project Area are modified and • Retaining Walls efficiently. OF-WAY FARMINGTON CITY have good typing and computer next meeting! place, deck and patio. $1450/mo, is LORI R. FRITZ, AN UNMAR- 2013) at District Headquarters, 2837 amended. The new legal descrip- • Driveways/Patios ~Process elections effortlessly. Notice is hereby given, that on skills/great with people. Must be ~Dispose of business items 270 Want To Buy No smokers/pets. Bonded Realty RIED WOMAN. Name of parent(s) / legal guard- E. Highway 193, Layton, Utah, tion of the boundary of the Project ~Conduct new business seam- Tuesday, August 2, 2016, at 7:00 18 or older and be able to pass • Stamp concrete/walkways efficiently. 801-359-7979 Bidders must tender to the ian: State of Utah at 9:00 A.M., Thursday, July 28, Area resulting from the Amend- p.m., or as soon thereafter as busi- random drug tests. Apply in per- • Flagstone Patio ~Process elections effortlessly. lessly and do it all within the trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at THE STATE OF UTAH TO: 2016, to consider said petitions ment to Plan is as follows: BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for ness permits, at the Farmington son at 359 S Main, Bountiful or fax We do it all! allotted time frame. BOUNTIFUL $1425/MO. 5bd, the sale and the balance of the TEMPEST KILLIAN and any and all objections that FARMINGTON CITY RDA ~Conduct new business seam- old LDS & other books. Also old City Hall, 160 South Main Street, resume to 801-295-2018 Licensed/Insured Call Jorgina 3bth, Fenced yard, fruit and nut purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the You are hereby summoned to may be presented in writing by any BOUNDARY DESCRIPTION lessly and do it all within the photos & historical memorabilia the Farmington City Council will Free Estimates 801-916-4109 trees, 2 car garage, work shops, day following the sale. Both the appear before the above-entitled person showing cause why said PART OF THE NORTH 1/2 OF allotted time frame. Call 800-823-9124 hold a public hearing to consider FT/PT STARTING $14.00/HR Call 801-294-0003 No smokers/pets. 480-707-8282. deposit and the balance must court, 800 W. State St., Farm- petitions for transfer should not SECTION 24, THE NORTH- Call Jorgina a request for the vacation of a Kaysville/Farmington area helping 220 Miscellaneous be paid to Lincoln Title Insur- ington, Utah on be granted. All persons interested EAST 1/4 OF SECTION 23, THE 801-916-4109 AUGUST 02, portion of the south side of 600 disabled 24yr-old male. Must be **YARD-LAWN-SPRINKLERS** 330 Autos for Sale ance Agency in the form of a to respond may appear at such hearing and SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 2016 at 10:45 a.m. North right-of-way along the front 18 or older & physically fit. 801- Weekly Mowing. Yard *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* 520 Instruction/Tutoring wire transfer, cashier’s check or to a Petition on file with the court show cause in writing why said 14 AND THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 KEITH URBAN Concert Tickets 900 Announcement property lines of 44 and 54 East 447-4644. Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- 35 yrs. exp. excellent references 1991 FORD Custom Work Van certified funds. Cash payments, alleging that your parental rights petition, or any thereof, should OF SECTION 13, TOWNSHIP 3 Keith Urban Rip cord World Tour (STR-2-15). The public is invited to NORTH, RANGE 1 WEST, SALT kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free V8 138,000 miles E150 1/2 ton, SUMMER CAMPS personal checks or trust checks to the above named child should not be granted. Failure of any FAMILY SERVICE ADVISOR Usana Amphitheater Thursday are not accepted. attend the hearing and give written person to show cause in writing LAKE BASE AND MERIDIAN, scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- (2) nice captain chairs, head and available at Centerville Academy be terminated. You have a right to Join one of the fastest growing July 21 Lawn section, 4 tickets LINCOLN TITLE or oral comments. DATED this 1st as aforesaid, shall be deemed an MORE PARTICULARLY DE- Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. 699-1942 sidewall liners, middle chairs and for Tumbling, Beginning Irish be represented by an attorney at companies in the State of Utah! $70.00 each. Please call or text INSURANCE AGENCY day of July, 2016. Holly Gadd, City assent on his part to the granting SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 801-292-0450 back bench seat removed, mate- Dance and Ballet. Ages 4-12. these proceedings. If you do not We are looking for organized, 801-209-3560 By: Paula Maughan Recorder. C-2836 7/7-28 of said petition. BEGINNING AT A POINT ON THE rial shelves on both sides inside, Week long camps scheduled appear at the time and place set motivated individuals with great GENERAL CLEAN-UP We want Its: Vice President The Board will at such meet- WEST RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF SEAMLESS ALUMINUM forth herein, the hearing will pro- ladder rack on top, good tires, June-August. Telephone: (801) 476-0303 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE ing, or at a subsequent meeting 650 WEST STREET AND THE interpersonal skills to work with Prompt Service Siding, paint- RAIN GUTTERS 240 For Sale battery, engine and transmis- Super affordable!! ceed in your absence and could The following described property adjourned therefrom, accept or SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF our greatest assets - our clients. In Leaf raking, Flowerbed prep, web site: www.smithknowles. ing, deck and fence repairs, sion, some rust, power windows Choose the week that works com result in a termination of your will be sold at public auction to the reject the petition. CLARK LANE, A 100 FOOT WIDE this position, you will help individu- Trees/shrubs, trim/prune/re- parental rights. C-2811 6/23-7/14 tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. PACE MASTER TREADMILL and locks, A/C $1800.00 801- for you!. 801-298-KIDS(5437 or SK File No. 16-0328 highest bidder, payable in lawful WEBER BASIN WATER STREET AS DESCRIBED IN als plan their future funeral and moval. Sprinkler installation & Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. money of the United States at the Personal Trainer Settings Inclines 295-3500 801-390-9149. 1248 North Main. to make C-2843 7/14-28 NOTICE CONSERVANCY DISTRICT THAT CERTAIN ROAD DEDICA- cemetery needs as well as assist repair. Fencing, Cement work, time of sale, at the Justice Com- go2jasonhansen.com and declines. Must be able to Centerville. 5th West Self Storage lo- Tage I. Flint, PE TION PLAT, ENTRY NUMBER them in times of immediate crisis. Driveways. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE plex, Court’s Building, 800 West pick up. Asking $225.00 801- www.centervilleacademy.org cated at 1409 South 500 West, Secretary General Manager/ 2041354 IN BOOK 3694, AT Though a sales position, this job Hauling (construction debris, The following described prop- State Street, Farmington, Utah CEO PAGE 1209, DATED THE 28TH basements, garages, concrete). 864-3743. erty will be sold at public auction Bountiful, Utah, hereby gives 84025, on August 10, 2016, at 3:00 is service oriented as you will notice of auction of personal C-2844 7/14-21 DAY OF DECEMBER 2004 BY interact closely with families. To Call 801-688-0161 you a loan! to the highest bidder, payable in p.m. of said day, for the purpose MAX ELLIOT IN THE DAVIS property contained in Unit #90 of foreclosing a trust deed dated work with Memorial, you must be lawful money of the United States NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE COUNTY RECORDER’S OF- *YARD WORK LANDSCAPING* at the time of sale, at the Justice 10’x20 rented by Ex Volarat 90 October 31, 2014, and executed by The following described real honest, moral, ethical, teachable, West 1050 South Bountiful, UT FICE, POINT OF BEGINNING Weeding, raking, shrub/tree trim- Complex, Court’s Building, 800 MARIA E. PLATT AND HEATHER property will be sold at public BEING 98.85 FEET NORTH self-motivated and competitive. 84010. Described property is as ming, flowerbed mulch, hauling, West State Street, Farmington, A. SOWBY, as Trustors, in favor auction to the highest bidder, 00°07’40” WEST FROM THE You need an engaging personality, follows: Personal Clothing, Re- topsoil, sod/seed, trees shrubs, $100 - $3000 Today Utah 84025, on August 10, 2016, of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC purchase price payable in lawful CENTER OF SAID SECTION 24, excellent verbal skills, attention plants, lawn mowing. Full Land- at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the frigerator, Futon Day Bed, Chairs, REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. money of the United States of (BASIS OF BEARINGS IS SOUTH to detail, the ability to multi-task, scaping. And Much More! Since purpose of foreclosing a trust Books, Cabinet, Plant Pots, Metal (“MERS”) SOLELY AS NOMINEE America at the time of sale, at 89°52’28” WEST BETWEEN THE File Cabinet, Basketballs, Other superior personal grooming and 1987. 801-292-0450 deed dated August 16, 2013, and FOR AMERICA FIRST FEDERAL the east main entrance of the CENTER OF SECTION 24 AND be computer literate. You also executed by ANTOINE LAMAR A House items, Plastic Large Gar- CREDIT UNION, ITS SUCCES- Davis County Courthouse, 800 THE WEST 1/4 CORNER OF need a good driving record, a valid ***SPRINKLERS*** MARRIED MAN, AS HIS SOLE bage cans, Suit cases, Boxes, SORS AND ASSIGNS as Ben- West State, Farmington, Utah, SECTION 24, DAVIS COUNTY All types of repairs & upgrades. and AND SEPARATE PROPERTY, unit is full. eficiary, which Trust Deed was on Tuesday, August 16, 2016, at driver’s license and transportation. SHOP SERVICE GUIDE Roy Finance TOWNSHIP REFERENCE PLAT); This position requires a Utah Life New installs. We Do IT All! Lic/Ins. as Trustor, in favor of MORT- Auction will be held Monday, recorded on November 4, 2014, as the hour of 4:00 p.m. of that day AND RUNNING THENCE ALONG Insurance License and a Utah Since 1987. 801-292-0450 GAGE ELECTRONIC REG- July 25, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. at the Entry No. 2832086, in Book 6138, for the purpose of foreclosing a THE SOUTH RIGHT OF WAY above listed storage unit. C-2841 at Page 103, in the Official Records Preneed Funeral Sales License. ISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. deed of trust originally executed LINE OF CLARK LANE FIVE (5) year to get your (“MERS”) SOLELY AS NOMINEE 7/14-21 of Davis County, State of Utah by Michael W. Hoehne and Darci Please send cover letter and re- THIS IS THE COURSES AS FOLLOWS: (1) yard professionally designed 801-774-8472 FOR PEOPLES MORTGAGE covering real property purportedly C. Hoehne, in favor of Mortgage NORTH 89°34’39” WEST 20.75 sume directly to Heather.Barney@ NOTICE TO WATER USERS and installed. Brick and flagstone COMPANY, AN ARIZONA COR- located at 180 West Pebblewood Electronic Registration Systems, FEET TO THE POINT OF CUR- MemorialUtah.com. VACUUMS! PORATION, ITS SUCCESSORS The applications below were Lane, Centerville, Utah 84014 Inc., as nominee for JMAC Lend- patio’s, decks, water features, irr VATURE OF A 450.00 FOOT Read more: The Davis Clipper - 30 Minute Service filed with the Division of Water systems, retaining walls, fire pits AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, in Davis County, Utah, and more ing, Incorporated, its successors RADIUS CURVE TO THE RIGHT, family service advisor • Portable Vacuums Rights in Davis County. These are particularly described as: and planting. We have been in which Trust Deed was recorded and assigns, covering real prop- (2) NORTHWESTERLY ALONG Utah’s on August 21, 2013, as Entry No. informal proceedings per Rule LOT 68, CONTAINED WITHIN THE erty located at approximately 2036 business for 32 yrs right here in in • Central Vacuums THE ARC OF SAID CURVE PIZZA PERFECT SERVERS & Big Enough to 2761818, in Book 5836, at Page R655-6-2. PHEASANTBROOK PLANNED West 470 North, West Point, Davis wanted P/T nights Davis Co. and would love to help Change your home forever 350.13 FEET WITH A CENTRAL DELIVERY Largest Vacuum 9000 LEGALS 1025, in the Official Records Protests concerning an ap- UNIT DEVELOPMENT (PART V), County, Utah, and more particu- ANGLE OF 44°34’49” (LONG you with your landscape needs. do the Job • Cleaning Supplies and Saturdays. Start making with new VINYL windows! Dealer of Davis County, State of Utah plication must be legibly writ- AS THE SAME IS IDENTIFIED IN larly described as: CHORD BEARS NORTH Call Loveland Landscape and Small Enough ten or typed, contain the name tips right away. Most Servers & • Steam Cleaners ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS covering real property purport- THE PLAT RECORDED IN BOOK ALL OF LOT 1, SANDY MEAD- 67°17’24” WEST 341.37 FEET) delivery drivers average between Gardens 801-294-4300 or visit us to Care Sealed Bids for the construction edly located at 284 North 1600 and mailing address of the 660 AT PAGE 137, AS ENTRY NO. OWS SUBDIVISION, WEST TO THE POINT OF TANGENCY, $10-20/hr. Apply in person at 104 online at lovelandlandscape.com. 801-298-3413 of the Heritage Park Paving Proj- West, Clearfield, Utah 84015 in protesting party, STATE THE 468040, AND IN THE DECLARA- POINT CITY, DAVIS COUNTY, (3) NORTH 45° 00’00” WEST South Main St. Centerville. No Davis County, Utah, and more APPLICATION NUMBER PRO- TION OF COVENANTS, CONDI- UTAH, ACCORDING TO THE 444.45 FEET TO THE POINT OF BY-WEEKLY MOWING Save 55 East 400 South • Centerville ect will be received by Kaysville phone calls. SALES particularly described as: TESTED, CITE REASONS FOR TIONS, AND RESTRICTIONS OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF. 14- CURVATURE OF A 350.00 FOOT money, reasonable rates. Call Tra- City Corporation, at the Kaysville City Municipal Center, 23 East ALL OF LOT 27, OAKCREST THE PROTEST, and REQUEST A OF THE PHEASANTBROOK 179-0001 RADIUS CURVE TO THE LEFT vis to reserve time 801-809-7609 [email protected] DOWN UNDER - Now Hiring Center, Kaysville, UT 84037, ESTATES PLAT A, WEST POINT HEARING, if desired. Also, A $15 PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT The current beneficiary of (4) NORTHWESTERLY ALONG P/T Daytime Bartender and P/T SERVICE CITY, DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH, FEE MUST BE INCLUDED FOR (PART VI), RECORDED IN BOOK the trust deed is U.S. ROF IV KARL’S YARD SERVICE Prun- www.obrienglassproducts.com until 2:00 p.m. local time on July THE ARC OF SAID CURVE Nightshift Waitress needed. Ap- ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL EACH APPLICATION PRO- 660, AT PAGE 138, AS ENTRY NO. Legal Title Trust 2015-1, by U.S. ing, trimming removal of trees 19, 2016, at which time the Bids 274.89 FEET WITH A CENTRAL ply in person at 544 West 400 PLAT THEREOF. TESTED. Protests must be filed 468041, OF OFFICIAL RECORDS, Bank National Association, as ANGLE OF 45°00’00” (LONG and bushes. Spring clean-up and PARTS received will be publicly opened North, West Bountiful.(Below res- and read. The Project consists of Tax ID: 12-133-0027 with the Division of Water Rights, AND ANY AND ALL AMEND- Legal Title Trustee, and the record CHORD BEARS NORTH other yard jobs. Free estimates. taurant) Be ready for summer, schedule an AC tune-up today asphalt removal, grading, placing The current Beneficiary of the PO Box 146300, Salt Lake City, MENTS THERETO. TOGETHER owner of the property as of the 67°30’00” WEST 267.88 FEET) Karl 801-298-0610 roadbase and new asphalt, and trust deed is UTAH HOUSING UT 84114-6300, or by hand de- WITH A RIGHT AND EASEMENT recording of the notice of default TO THE POINT OF TANGENCY, ALSO CORPORATION, and the record livery to a Division office during OF USE AND ENJOYMENT IN is Michael W. Hoehne and Darci (5) WEST 1647.35 FEET, MORE LARSON YARD Service LAWN Knife and associated work including the Open adjustment of valves, manholes, owners of the property as of the normal business hours ON OR AND TO THE COMMON AREAS C. Hoehne, as Joint Tenants, as OR LESS; THENCE NORTH MAINTENANCE, Fertilizer, Pest 6 days Scissor recording of the Notice of Default BEFORE AUGUST 10, 2016. DESCRIBED, AND AS PROVIDED provided by Instrument Recorded 100.00 FEET TO THE INTER- Control, Aeration, Clean-up. No local excavation and restoration a week Sharpening of sub-grade. are ANTOINE D. LAMAR AND Please visit http://waterrights. FOR, IN SAID DECLARATION October 21, 2008, as Entry No. SECTION OF THE NORTH Contract Required. Lic/Legal/ The Issuing Office for the Bidding CASSIE D. LAMAR, HUSBAND utah.gov or call (801)-538-7240 OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, 2400112, Book 4640, Page 1013, RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF CLARK RECEPTIONIST Ins. www.larsonyardservice. Documents is: J-U-B Engineers, AND WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS. for additional information. AND RESTIRCTIONS, WHICH IN- of official Records. The trustee’s LANE AND THE EASTERLY com 801.725.5666 NSL to Kays. 466 North 900 West Kaysville, Bidders must tender to the CHANGE APPLICATION(S) CLUDE, WITHOUT LIMITATION, sale of the aforedescribed real RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF 1100 FRONT DESK Receptionist. [email protected] HVAC trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at AN EASEMENT FOR VEHICULAR property will be made without CONSTRUCTION, INC. UT, 801-547-0393. Prospective 31-4806(a41773): Geneva Rock WEST STREET; THENCE Law offi ce seeking individual Bidders may examine the Bidding the sale and the balance of the Products Inc. propose(s) using INGRESS AND EGRESS OVER warranty as to title, possession, ALONG THE EASTERLY RIGHT heating • ventilation • air conditioning purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the AND ACROSS SAID COMMON or encumbrances. Bidders must OF WAY OF 1100 WEST STREET with excellent multitasking, Documents at the Issuing Office 3.0 cfs. from groundwater (South on Monday through Thursday day following the sale. Both the Weber) for OTHER: Uses related AREAS TO AND FROM SAID LOT. be prepared to tender a cashier’s FIVE (5) COURSES AS FOL- organizational and communi- 624 West 900 North, NSL, Utah 84054 between the hours of 7:30 a.m. deposit and the balance must to washing of sand and gravel, MORE CORRECTLY DESCRIBED check in the amount of $20,000.00 LOWS: (1) NORTHWESTERLY AS: LOT 68, CONTAINED WITH- and 5:30 p.m. and Friday between be paid to Lincoln Title Insur- incl. employees’ use. at the sale. The balance of the ALONG THE ARC OF A 80.50 cation skills for our Bountiful 305 North 200 West • Bountiful, UT 84010 IN THE PHEASANTBROOK Time to the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 11:30 ance Agency in the form of a NONUSE purchase price must be paid by FOOT RADIUS NON-TANGENT Offi ce. Job duties include but 801-298-4822 a.m. beginning July 8th, and may wire transfer, cashier’s check or PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT cashier’s check or wire transfer CURVE TO THE RIGHT 48.98 Like us on (801) 298-3656 31-224 (U16556): Corporation (PART V), AMENDED AS THE not limited to: answering phone obtain copies of the Bidding Docu- certified funds. Cash payments, of the Presiding Bishop of The received by 12:00 noon the fol- FEET WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE www.hvacinutah.com Facebook SAME IS IDENTIFIED IN THE lowing business day. The trustee www.swissboy.biz ments from the Issuing Office as personal checks or trust checks Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- OF 34°51’50” (LONG CHORD calls, scheduling appointments, De-Clutter? are not accepted. PLAT RECORDED IN BOOK 750 reserves the right to void the described below. day Saints, a Utah co is/are seek- BEARS NORTH 53°03’56” WEST AT PAGE 590, AS ENTRY NO. effect of the trustee’s sale after assist with marketing and Printed copies of the Bidding LINCOLN TITLE ing Nonuse period for 0.067 cfs. 48.23 FEET AND CENTER INSURANCE AGENCY 521266, AND IN THE DECLARA- the sale based upon information advertising, coordinate public Sell unwanted Documents may be obtained from groundwater (Kaysville) for BEARS NORTH 19°30’10” EAST) Serving from the Issuing Office, during the By: Paula Maughan TION OF COVENANTS, CONDI- unknown to the trustee at the time TO A POINT OF REVERSE CUR- seminars, collecting payments, Its: Vice President IRRIGATION; STOCKWATER- TIONS, AND RESTRICTIONS of the sale, such as a bankruptcy items in the Since hours indicated above, upon pay- ING; DOMESTIC. VATURE, (2) NORTHWESTERLY prepare excel reports, and We Love ment of a non-refundable payment Telephone: (801) 476-0303 OF THE PHEASANTBROOK filing, a loan reinstatement, or an ALONG THE ARC OF A 109.50 1992 web site: www.smithknowles. 31-224 (U16556): Corporation PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT agreement between the trustor assisting clients. $12-$15 DOE. New Your Advertisement of $40.00 for each set. Checks of the Presiding Bishop of The FOOT RADIUS CURVE TO THE com (PART V), RECORDED IN BOOK and beneficiary to postpone or LEFT 23.31 FEET WITH A CEN- Clipper Patients! for Bidding Documents shall be Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Part time 7-14 hours a week SK File No. 16-0295 641, AT PAGE 248, AS ENTRY NO. cancel the sale. If so voided, the TRAL ANGLE OF 12° 11’56” payable to “J-U-B Engineers, day Saints, a Utah co is/are seek- C-2828 7/7-21 457046, OF OFFICIAL RECORDS, only recourse of the highest bidder (LONG CHORD BEARS NORTH with fl exible hours and days, Inc.” Upon request and receipt of ing Nonuse period for 0.067 cfs. Classifi eds the document payment indicated AND ANY AND ALL AMEND- is to receive a full refund of the 41°43’59” WEST 23.27 FEET) TO but likely to increase to 28-30 can be here ANNOUNCEMENT OF from groundwater (Kaysville) for MENTS THERETO. TOGETHER above plus a non-refundable ship- money paid to the trustee. THIS A POINT OF REVERSE CURVA- APPOINTMENT IRRIGATION; STOCKWATER- hours a week in one year. ping charge, the Issuing Office will WITH A RIGHT AND EASEMENT IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT TURE, (3) NORTHWESTERLY 2112 N. Hillfi eld Rd. AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS ING; DOMESTIC. transmit the Bidding Documents OF USE AND ENJOYMENT IN A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION ALONG THE ARC OF A 80.50 Please email your resume to Estate of Walter William Baker, #1 • Layton via delivery service. The shipping Kent L. Jones, P.E. AND TO THE COMMON AREAS OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR FOOT RADIUS TO THE RIGHT Cheryl at Call: Deceased STATE ENGINEER DESCRIBED, AND AS PROVIDED THAT PURPOSE. 19.84 FEET WITH A CENTRAL Hours: charge amount will depend on the trustcheryl@qwestoffi ce.net. shipping method selected by the Probate No. 163900059 C-2842 7/14-21 FOR, IN SAID DECLARATION DATED this 2nd day of July, ANGLE OF 14°07’05” (LONG Mon - Fri. 7 am - 6 pm prospective Bidder. The date that Kelly Baker whose address is OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, 2016 CHORD BEARS NORTH Please mark “FRONT DESK” in 3750 Midland Dr. #59, Roy, We- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE AND RESTRICTIONS, WHICH IN- Marlon L. Bates the Bidding Documents are trans- The following described prop- 40°46’25” WEST 19.79 FEET) TO ber County, UT 84067, has been CLUDE, WITHOUT LIMITATION, Successor Trustee subject line. 801-295-2251 mitted by the Issuing Office will be erty will be sold at public auction A POINT OF REVERSE CURVA- 801-295-2251 ext 100 801-774-0770 considered the Bidder’s date of appointed personal representa- AN EASEMENT FOR VEHICULAR Scalley Reading Bates Hansen TURE, (4) NORTHWESTERLY C8 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016

ALONG THE ARC OF A 560.00 NORTH BOUNDARY OF SAID WAY LINE OF THE UTAH TRAN- FEET, MORE OR LESS, ALONG 67°44’58: EAST 53.88 FEET TO 00°39’11” EAST 0.19 FEET, (3) FOOT RADIUS NON-TANGENT SUBDIVISION THREE (3) SIT AUTHORITY COMMUTER SAID NORTHERLY RIGHT OF A POINT OF CURVATURE, (5) SOUTH 30°18’39” EAST 137.95 CURVE TO THE LEFT 468.47 COURSES AS FOLLOWS: (1) RAIL CORRIDOR AS DE- WAY LINE TO THE WESTERLY SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE FEET, (4) SOUTH 00°12’24” FEET WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE SOUTH 89°20’54” EAST 222.58 SCRIBED IN THAT CERTAIN RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF THE ARC OF A 101.50 FOOT RADIUS WEST 125.98 FEET, MORE OR OF 47°55’50” (LONG CHORD FEET TO A POINT OF CURVA- UTAH TRANSIT AUTHORITY UTAH TRANSIT AUTHORITY CURVE TO THE RIGHT 30.16 LESS; SOUTH 89°53’00” EAST BEARS NORTH 25°11’43” WEST TURE, (2) THENCE NORTH- COMMUTER RAIL RIGHT OF COMMUTER RAIL CORRIDOR FEET WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE 58.43 FEET, MORE OR LESS, 454.92 FEET AND CENTER EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF WAY SURVEY DATED 09-08-10 AS DESCRIBED IN SAID SUR- OF 17°01’32” (LONG CHORD THENCE SOUTH 00°12’00” BEARS SOUTH 88°46’13” WEST) A 108.00 FOOT RADIUS CURVE AND RECORDED SEPTEMBER VEY #5910; THENCE SOUTH BEARS SOUTH 59°14’14” EAST WEST 48.90 FEET, THENCE TO THE POINT OF TANGENCY, (5) TO THE LEFT 92.18 FEET WITH 08, 2010 AS SURVEY #5910 IN 50°35’23” EAST 726.18 FEET, 30.05 FEET) TO THE POINT OF SOUTH 89°53’00” EAST 17.00 NORTH 49°09’37” WEST 68.52 A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 48° THE DAVIS COUNTY SURVEY- MORE OR LESS, ALONG SAID TANGENCY, (6) SOUTH FEET; THENCE SOUTH FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVA- 54’10” (LONG CHORD BEARS OR’S OFFICE; THENCE SOUTH WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY 50°43’29” EAST 484.99 FEET TO 00°12’00” WEST 106.89 FEET, TURE OF A 26.00 FOOT RADIUS NORTH 66°12’01” EAST 89.41 50° 35’23” EAST 104.68 FEET, LINE; THENCE SOUTH A POINT OF CURVATURE, (7) MORE OR LESS TO THE CURVE TO THE RIGHT; THENCE FEET) TO THE POINT OF TAN- MORE OR LESS, ALONG SAID 88°54’00” WEST 82.77 FEET, SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY NORTHWESTERLY ALONG SAID GENCY, (3) NORTH 41°44’56” WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY MORE OR LESS; THENCE ARC OF A 2009.43 FOOT RA- LINE OF CLARK LANE; THENCE ARC 40.57 FEET WITH A CEN- EAST 112.61 FEET TO THE LINE TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OF SOUTH 52°07’ 03” EAST 212.03 DIUS NON-TANGENT CURVE NORTH 89°53’00” WEST 38.76 TRAL ANGLE OF 89°24’45” (LONG WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY WAY LINE OF BURKE LANE; FEET, MORE OR LESS, THENCE TO THE LEFT 1000.47 FEET FEET, MORE OR LESS, ALONG CHORD BEARS NORTH 04°27’15” LINE OF STATION PARKWAY THENCE NORTH 89°40’30” SOUTH 38°46’49” WEST 24.04 WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WEST 36.58 FEET) TO THE POINT STREET; THENCE ALONG SAID WEST 53.23 FEET, MORE OR FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO A 28°31’37” (LONG CHORD WAY LINE TO THE EASTERLY OF TANGENCY AND THE SOUTH- WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LESS, TO THE WESTERLY LINE POINT OF CURVATURE ON THE BEARS SOUTH 11°22’36” EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF 650 ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF LINE THREE (3) COURSES AS OF PARCEL G, PARK LANE BOUNDARY LINE OF STATION 990.17 FEET AND CENTER WEST STREET; THENCE PARK LANE; THENCE ALONG FOLLOWS: NORTH 48°12’56” COMMONS SUBDIVISION RE- PARK SUBDIVISION RECORD- BEARS 87°06’48” EAST) TO A SOUTH 00°18’42” WEST 581.59 SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY WEST 311.93 FEET TO A POINT CORDED AS ENTRY NO. ED AS ENTRY 2589654 ON THE POINT ON CURVE AT THE IN- FEET, MORE OR LESS, ALONG LINE TWO (2) COURSES AS FOL- OF CURVATURE, (2) NORTH- 2598621 ON THE 12TH DAY OF 17TH DAY OF MARCH 2011 IN TERSECTION OF THE EAST- SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF LOWS: (1) NORTH 40°15’08” EAST WESTERLY ALONG THE ARC MAY, 2011 IN BOOK 5272, AT BOOK 5232, AT PAGE 39, IN THE ERLY BOUNDARY LINE OF WAY LINE; THENCE NORTH 293.10 FEET, (2) NORTH 43°35’30” OF A 810.00 FOOT RADIUS PAGE 657, IN THE DAVIS DAVIS COUNTY RECORDERS SAID STATION PARK SUBDIVI- 89°34’39” WEST 90.00 FEET TO EAST 192.39 FEET, MORE OR CURVE TO THE RIGHT 570.73 COUNTY RECORDER’S OF- OFFICE; THENCE ALONG SAID SION AND THE EASTERLY THE POINT OF BEGINNING. LESS, TO THE PROJECTED EAST FEET WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE FICE; THENCE ALONG SAID BOUNDARY LINE SEVEN (7) BOUNDARY LINE OF THE CALCULATED AREA CON- LINE OF PARK LANE SUBDIVI- OF 40°22’16” (LONG CHORD WESTERLY LINE FIVE (5) COURSES AS FOLLOWS: (1) FARMINGTON CITY PUBLIC TAINS APPROXIMATELY SION (YET TO BE RECORDED), BEARS NORTH 28° 01’48” COURSES AS FOLLOWS: (1) SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE WORKS PROPERTY AS DE- 170.56 ACRES THENCE NORTH 00°03’38” EAST WEST 559.00 FEET) TO A POINT SOUTH 50°36’35” EAST 260.79 ARC OF A 31.50 FOOT RADIUS SCRIBED IN AN ALTA/ACSM The Ordinance and the Amend- 401.49 FEET, MORE OR LESS, OF REVERSE CURVATURE, (3) FEET, (2) SOUTH 50°50’56” NON-TANGENT CURVE TO THE LAND TITLE SURVEY DATED 4 ment to Plan (including a map ALONG SAID EAST LINE PRO- NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE EAST 327.80 FEET, (3) SOUTH RIGHT 11.84 FEET WITH A CEN- MARCH, 2014, AND FILED AS of the Project Area as amended) JECTED AND EAST LINE TO THE ARC OF A 610.00 FOOT RADIUS 39°23’25” WEST 26.87 FEET, (4) TRAL ANGLE OF 21°32’07” SURVEY #6582 ON 09/15/14 IN are available for general public SOUTH LINE OF PARK LANE NON-TANGENT CURVE TO SOUTH 50°41’22” EAST 665.38 (LONG CHORD BEARS SOUTH THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS inspection in the office of the COMMONS SUBDIVISION RE- LEFT 706.70 FEET WITH A CEN- FEET TO A POINT OF CURVA- 61°10’03” EAST 11.77 FEET AND COUNTY SURVEYOR; THENCE Farmington City Recorder and CORDED AS ENTRY 32863550 ON TRAL ANGLE OF 66°22’41” TURE, (4) SOUTHEASTERLY CENTER BEARS SOUTH ALONG SAID EASTERLY LINE at the office of the Agency, 160 APRIL 29, 2015 IN BOOK 6256, AT (LONG CHORD BEARS NORTH ALONG THE ARC OF A 135.00 18°03’54” WEST) TO THE POINT FOUR (4) COURSES AS FOL- South Main Street, Farmington, PAGE 794, IN THE DAVIS COUNTY 40°55’54” WEST 667.83 FEET FOOT RADIUS NON-TANGENT OF TANGENCY, (2) SOUTH LOWS: (1) CONTINUING Utah, Monday through Friday, RECORDER’S OFFICE; THENCE AND CENTER BEARS SOUTH CURVE TO THE LEFT 153.14 50°23’54” EAST 87.46 FEET TO SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., excluding ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE NORTH 82°15’27” WEST); THENCE FEET WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE A POINT OF CURVATURE, (3) ARC OF A 2009.43 FOOT RA- holidays. C-2840 7/14 89°34’55” WEST 513.36 FEET TO NORTH 00°19’33” WEST 81.09 OF 64°59’35” (LONG CHORD SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE DIUS CURVE TO THE LEFT THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE BEARS SOUTH 15°44’39” EAST ARC OF A 94.83 FOOT RADIUS 157.50 FEET WITH A CENTRAL OF MARKET STREET; THENCE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF 145.06 FEET AND CENTER CURVE TO THE LEFT 29.34 ANGLE OF 04°29’27” (LONG ALONG SAID EAST RIGHT OF BURKE LANE; THENCE SOUTH BEARS SOUTH 73°14’53” EAST) FEET WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE CHORD BEARS SOUTH See legal notices for Haights WAY LINE NORTH 00°07’05” EAST 89°40’30” EAST 1023.66 FEET, TO THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF OF 17°43’31” (LONG CHORD 27°53’08” EAST 157.46 FEET 668.31 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE MORE OR LESS, ALONG SAID WAY LINE OF PARK LANE AND BEARS SOUTH 59°15’43” EAST AND CENTER BEARS NORTH Creek and Utah Attorney OF PARK LANE COMMONS SUB- NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE TO POINT OF TANGENCY; THENCE 29.22 FEET) TO THE POINT OF 64°21’36” EAST) TO THE POINT General on C4 DIVISION; THENCE ALONG THE THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF NORTH 41°45’29” EAST 140.69 TANGENCY, (4) SOUTH OF TANGENCY, (2) SOUTH TV GuIdE JULY 14, 2016 C8 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 tOur OF utAH NEEDS yOu ALONG THE ARC OF A 560.00 NORTH BOUNDARY OF SAID WAY LINE OF THE UTAH TRAN- FEET, MORE OR LESS, ALONG 67°44’58: EAST 53.88 FEET TO 00°39’11” EAST 0.19 FEET, (3) FOOT RADIUS NON-TANGENT SUBDIVISION THREE (3) SIT AUTHORITY COMMUTER SAID NORTHERLY RIGHT OF A POINT OF CURVATURE, (5) SOUTH 30°18’39” EAST 137.95 CURVE TO THE LEFT 468.47 COURSES AS FOLLOWS: (1) RAIL CORRIDOR AS DE- WAY LINE TO THE WESTERLY SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE FEET, (4) SOUTH 00°12’24” Volunteers needed for Stage 5 event, with FEET WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE SOUTH 89°20’54” EAST 222.58 SCRIBED IN THAT CERTAIN RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF THE ARC OF A 101.50 FOOT RADIUS WEST 125.98 FEET, MORE OR OF 47°55’50” (LONG CHORD FEET TO A POINT OF CURVA- UTAH TRANSIT AUTHORITY UTAH TRANSIT AUTHORITY CURVE TO THE RIGHT 30.16 LESS; SOUTH 89°53’00” EAST lots of goodies for the taking D2 BEARS NORTH 25°11’43” WEST TURE, (2) THENCE NORTH- COMMUTER RAIL RIGHT OF COMMUTER RAIL CORRIDOR FEET WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE 58.43 FEET, MORE OR LESS, 454.92 FEET AND CENTER EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF WAY SURVEY DATED 09-08-10 AS DESCRIBED IN SAID SUR- OF 17°01’32” (LONG CHORD THENCE SOUTH 00°12’00” DAVIS BEARS SOUTH 88°46’13” WEST) A 108.00 FOOT RADIUS CURVE AND RECORDED SEPTEMBER VEY #5910; THENCE SOUTH BEARS SOUTH 59°14’14” EAST WEST 48.90 FEET, THENCE THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 TO THE POINT OF TANGENCY, (5) TO THE LEFT 92.18 FEET WITH 08, 2010 AS SURVEY #5910 IN 50°35’23” EAST 726.18 FEET, 30.05 FEET) TO THE POINT OF SOUTH 89°53’00” EAST 17.00 NORTH 49°09’37” WEST 68.52 A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 48° THE DAVIS COUNTY SURVEY- MORE OR LESS, ALONG SAID TANGENCY, (6) SOUTH FEET; THENCE SOUTH D FEET TO THE POINT OF CURVA- 54’10” (LONG CHORD BEARS OR’S OFFICE; THENCE SOUTH WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY 50°43’29” EAST 484.99 FEET TO 00°12’00” WEST 106.89 FEET, Sports TURE OF A 26.00 FOOT RADIUS NORTH 66°12’01” EAST 89.41 50° 35’23” EAST 104.68 FEET, LINE; THENCE SOUTH A POINT OF CURVATURE, (7) MORE OR LESS TO THE CURVE TO THE RIGHT; THENCE FEET) TO THE POINT OF TAN- MORE OR LESS, ALONG SAID 88°54’00” WEST 82.77 FEET, SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY NORTHWESTERLY ALONG SAID GENCY, (3) NORTH 41°44’56” WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY MORE OR LESS; THENCE ARC OF A 2009.43 FOOT RA- LINE OF CLARK LANE; THENCE ARC 40.57 FEET WITH A CEN- EAST 112.61 FEET TO THE LINE TO THE SOUTH RIGHT OF SOUTH 52°07’ 03” EAST 212.03 DIUS NON-TANGENT CURVE NORTH 89°53’00” WEST 38.76 TRAL ANGLE OF 89°24’45” (LONG WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY WAY LINE OF BURKE LANE; FEET, MORE OR LESS, THENCE TO THE LEFT 1000.47 FEET FEET, MORE OR LESS, ALONG CHORD BEARS NORTH 04°27’15” LINE OF STATION PARKWAY THENCE NORTH 89°40’30” SOUTH 38°46’49” WEST 24.04 WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WEST 36.58 FEET) TO THE POINT STREET; THENCE ALONG SAID WEST 53.23 FEET, MORE OR FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO A 28°31’37” (LONG CHORD WAY LINE TO THE EASTERLY OF TANGENCY AND THE SOUTH- WESTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LESS, TO THE WESTERLY LINE POINT OF CURVATURE ON THE BEARS SOUTH 11°22’36” EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF 650 Forza soccer camp in Centerville Aug. 8-12 ERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF LINE THREE (3) COURSES AS OF PARCEL G, PARK LANE BOUNDARY LINE OF STATION 990.17 FEET AND CENTER WEST STREET; THENCE PARK LANE; THENCE ALONG FOLLOWS: NORTH 48°12’56” COMMONS SUBDIVISION RE- PARK SUBDIVISION RECORD- BEARS 87°06’48” EAST) TO A SOUTH 00°18’42” WEST 581.59 SAID SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY WEST 311.93 FEET TO A POINT CORDED AS ENTRY NO. ED AS ENTRY 2589654 ON THE POINT ON CURVE AT THE IN- FEET, MORE OR LESS, ALONG By JOSH McFADDEN in Centerville. The camp is open to LINE TWO (2) COURSES AS FOL- OF CURVATURE, (2) NORTH- 2598621 ON THE 12TH DAY OF 17TH DAY OF MARCH 2011 IN TERSECTION OF THE EAST- SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF recreation players ages 3 to 12 of all LOWS: (1) NORTH 40°15’08” EAST WESTERLY ALONG THE ARC MAY, 2011 IN BOOK 5272, AT BOOK 5232, AT PAGE 39, IN THE ERLY BOUNDARY LINE OF WAY LINE; THENCE NORTH Clipper sportswriter 293.10 FEET, (2) NORTH 43°35’30” OF A 810.00 FOOT RADIUS PAGE 657, IN THE DAVIS DAVIS COUNTY RECORDERS SAID STATION PARK SUBDIVI- 89°34’39” WEST 90.00 FEET TO abilities and experience levels. EAST 192.39 FEET, MORE OR CURVE TO THE RIGHT 570.73 COUNTY RECORDER’S OF- OFFICE; THENCE ALONG SAID SION AND THE EASTERLY THE POINT OF BEGINNING. The camp will be broken into five LESS, TO THE PROJECTED EAST FEET WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE FICE; THENCE ALONG SAID BOUNDARY LINE SEVEN (7) BOUNDARY LINE OF THE CALCULATED AREA CON- Like many sports, soccer isn’t groups based on age: 3-year-olds, ages LINE OF PARK LANE SUBDIVI- OF 40°22’16” (LONG CHORD WESTERLY LINE FIVE (5) COURSES AS FOLLOWS: (1) FARMINGTON CITY PUBLIC TAINS APPROXIMATELY 4–5, ages 6–8, ages 9–10 and ages 11–12. SION (YET TO BE RECORDED), BEARS NORTH 28° 01’48” COURSES AS FOLLOWS: (1) SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE WORKS PROPERTY AS DE- 170.56 ACRES restricted to spring and fall THENCE NORTH 00°03’38” EAST WEST 559.00 FEET) TO A POINT SOUTH 50°36’35” EAST 260.79 ARC OF A 31.50 FOOT RADIUS SCRIBED IN AN ALTA/ACSM The Ordinance and the Amend- The cost for all campers for the five-day 401.49 FEET, MORE OR LESS, OF REVERSE CURVATURE, (3) FEET, (2) SOUTH 50°50’56” NON-TANGENT CURVE TO THE LAND TITLE SURVEY DATED 4 ment to Plan (including a map anymore. clinic is $50. The youngest group will meet ALONG SAID EAST LINE PRO- NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE EAST 327.80 FEET, (3) SOUTH RIGHT 11.84 FEET WITH A CEN- MARCH, 2014, AND FILED AS of the Project Area as amended) each morning of the camp for one hour of JECTED AND EAST LINE TO THE ARC OF A 610.00 FOOT RADIUS 39°23’25” WEST 26.87 FEET, (4) TRAL ANGLE OF 21°32’07” SURVEY #6582 ON 09/15/14 IN are available for general public Never mind the hot weather, SOUTH LINE OF PARK LANE NON-TANGENT CURVE TO SOUTH 50°41’22” EAST 665.38 (LONG CHORD BEARS SOUTH THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS inspection in the office of the instruction, from 9 to 10 a.m.; ages 4–5 will COMMONS SUBDIVISION RE- LEFT 706.70 FEET WITH A CEN- FEET TO A POINT OF CURVA- 61°10’03” EAST 11.77 FEET AND COUNTY SURVEYOR; THENCE Farmington City Recorder and summer is a perfect time to get together from 9 to 10:30 a.m.; and the CORDED AS ENTRY 32863550 ON TRAL ANGLE OF 66°22’41” TURE, (4) SOUTHEASTERLY CENTER BEARS SOUTH ALONG SAID EASTERLY LINE at the office of the Agency, 160 camp hours for the rest of the groups will APRIL 29, 2015 IN BOOK 6256, AT (LONG CHORD BEARS NORTH ALONG THE ARC OF A 135.00 18°03’54” WEST) TO THE POINT FOUR (4) COURSES AS FOL- South Main Street, Farmington, lace up the cleats and hit the be 9 to 11 a.m. PAGE 794, IN THE DAVIS COUNTY 40°55’54” WEST 667.83 FEET FOOT RADIUS NON-TANGENT OF TANGENCY, (2) SOUTH LOWS: (1) CONTINUING Utah, Monday through Friday, RECORDER’S OFFICE; THENCE AND CENTER BEARS SOUTH CURVE TO THE LEFT 153.14 50°23’54” EAST 87.46 FEET TO SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., excluding pitch. It’s common for competi- Players will have the opportunity to ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE NORTH 82°15’27” WEST); THENCE FEET WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE A POINT OF CURVATURE, (3) ARC OF A 2009.43 FOOT RA- holidays. C-2840 7/14 learn from members of the Forza Futbol 89°34’55” WEST 513.36 FEET TO NORTH 00°19’33” WEST 81.09 OF 64°59’35” (LONG CHORD SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE DIUS CURVE TO THE LEFT tive leagues to hold practices Club staff. Coaches will bring extensive THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO THE BEARS SOUTH 15°44’39” EAST ARC OF A 94.83 FOOT RADIUS 157.50 FEET WITH A CENTRAL and participate in tournaments knowledge of the game and experience OF MARKET STREET; THENCE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF 145.06 FEET AND CENTER CURVE TO THE LEFT 29.34 ANGLE OF 04°29’27” (LONG instructing players of all talent levels. Plus, ALONG SAID EAST RIGHT OF BURKE LANE; THENCE SOUTH BEARS SOUTH 73°14’53” EAST) FEET WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE CHORD BEARS SOUTH See legal notices for Haights WAY LINE NORTH 00°07’05” EAST 89°40’30” EAST 1023.66 FEET, TO THE NORTHERLY RIGHT OF OF 17°43’31” (LONG CHORD 27°53’08” EAST 157.46 FEET from June through August, but Forza competition players will also be on 668.31 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE MORE OR LESS, ALONG SAID WAY LINE OF PARK LANE AND BEARS SOUTH 59°15’43” EAST AND CENTER BEARS NORTH Creek and Utah Attorney even recreation-level players hand to help demonstrate drills and lend a OF PARK LANE COMMONS SUB- NORTH RIGHT OF WAY LINE TO POINT OF TANGENCY; THENCE 29.22 FEET) TO THE POINT OF 64°21’36” EAST) TO THE POINT General on C4 helping hand. DIVISION; THENCE ALONG THE THE WESTERLY RIGHT OF NORTH 41°45’29” EAST 140.69 TANGENCY, (4) SOUTH OF TANGENCY, (2) SOUTH can get into the act in Davis “We have some of our comp players and County. even some that have graduated and are TV GuIdE JULY 14, 2016 Forza Futbol Club, based in Bountiful playing in college run the camp,” Forza and operating throughout the county, is Futbol Club Executive Director David pleased to hold a summer soccer camp Newman said. “We place two to three especially for recreation players. The coaches with each age group.” ALL AgES cAN LEArN tHE BASicS during Forza Futbol Club soccer clinics, to be held at camp is slated for Aug. 8–12 at Centerville Centerville Jr. High Aug. 8-12. Courtesy photo Jr. High School, 625 South Main Street n See “FOrZA” p. D2

Racing around downtown Bountiful

Members of Canyon Bicycle’s Shimano team compare notes after this year’s Bountiful Criterium. Cyclists spun around central Bountiful city blocks in heats based on age and gender throughout the morning and early afternoon of July 4. Roads used for the route were closed during the event. Riders agreed it was a hot day for the race, but said it was a successful event.

Photo by Louise R. Shaw|Davis

tOM’S tOMES gOLFtEc tipS Putting: Consistent tempo the key The fallacy of the

By tOM HArALDSEN instead of a harder acceleration. [email protected] “I try to hit 10 balls from 10 different Olympic Trials distances to within 2 feet of the first ball I hit. This summer, I’m striving to improve Try this drill for speed control training.” By tOM HArALDSEN my game by working with Barry Schenk, Barry and I worked on this drill for about [email protected] teaching professional an hour on the putting green at Eaglewood erhaps you read over the weekend that several of the United at GolfTEC in Bounti- Golf Course in North Salt Lake. We even States’ top track and field athletes, favored to qualify for ful. Our first lesson made a game of it at the end, hitting long the Olympic Summer Games in Rio, failed due to poor involved putting, with putts across the green and matching each P performances because of inclement weather in Oregon. Their one some sound advice other’s number of strokes. Note: he never or two-day chance in the “trials” to earn a place on the coveted from my pro. once three-putted, even from 40-50 feet. Can’t U.S. Olympic team was dashed by one lousy weekend, despite how “The biggest thing I say the same for me. they’ve competed in events for the past two or three years (which see amateur golfers do By lesson’s end, I was putting with a much was why they were considered “favorites”). poorly on the greens smoother stroke, not swinging my putter but It points out again the fallacy of how trials for the Olympic teams is not finding a consis- using more of a pendulum-type stroke. He in some sports are conducted—while others choose their teams tent speed control with also told me to focus on choosing the line for the proper way—through weeks or months of performance. their putting,” Schenk my putt, taking in consideration the amount Take golf for example, a sport returning to the Games for the said. “Either they hit it too hard or with not of break I thought it would make, and “trust” first time in more than a century. The PGA and LPGA players who enough juice. it. Mass improvement. will represent the U.S. and other countries earned those Olympic “I really focus on making a consistent Throughout the summer, I’ll be recording berths through their tournament play over a course of months. tempo on the stroke, with light grip pres- my progress in trying to improve in a sport I The same goes for the Olympians chosen for basketball, volleyball, sure on the hands,” he said. “The length of love. Barry can be reached at GolfTEC, 535 and a host of other sports. But for some reason, certain athletic the backstroke to determine the length of South 200 West in Bountiful. Phone number the putt is what I have my students work on, is 385-243-0768. n See “triALS” p. D2

DavisThe Clipper CONNECTING DAVIS Connect with your community in Davis County’s local newspaper. Each issue is packed with news and views that matter. SUMMER SPECIAL A YEAR OF LOCAL NEWS DELIVERED $25WEEKLY TO YOUR MAILBOX. Call 801-295-2251 ext 119 to connect NEWS • EVENTS • SPORTS • ENTERTAINMENT • LOCAL VALUES D2 SPORTS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 Volunteers sought for Tour of Utah New ‘Sprint to the Individuals and groups Finish’ books for kids interested in support- ing the Larry H. Miller The new Sprint to the 2015 Tour of Utah defend- Tour of Utah professional Finish Activity Book for ing champion Joe Dom- stage race are invited to elementary-aged children browski (Cann ondale Pro complete online volunteer has been produced and Cycling Team). applications. Applications will be available for this During race week, are being accepted by year’s Larry H. Miller University of Utah Health each Local Organizing Tour of Utah. This 32- Care will offer free youth Committee (LOC) that is page, full-color booklet bicycle races at six loca- hosting a stage start or a was created by Tour of tions. The Sprint to the stage finish at this year’s Utah and University of Finish Kids Bike Races, Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah Health Care. Illus- open for youth ages five Utah. As many as 1,200 trations from the popu- to 12, will be held on at volunteer positions will lar Mike and The Bike the same finish line that be needed for the annual, children’s book series are will be used by the pro professional cycling event, used to share creative les- cyclists later the same Aug. 1-7. The volunteer sons on geography, nutri- day. Complimentary reg- application is available at tion and bicycle safety. istration will be available the official web site, in the Each of the 13 local at each University of Utah “Experience” section organizing committees Health Care exhibit in the Stage 5 of this year’s hosting the Tour of Utah Harmons Healthy Living Tour of Utah runs professional stage race Expo at designated host through Davis County this summer, Aug. 1-7, will communities. All partici- on Friday, Aug. 5. Rid- distribute a portion of the pants receive a prize and ers will start on Antelope The chILDReN’S BIKe RAceS at last year’s Tour of Utah stage in Bountiful were extremely popular, 50,000 printed booklets. one youth bicycle will be Island and finish on Main and helped by volunteers getting kids to the starting line. Photo by Tom Haraldsen/Davis Clipper In Davis County, which given away each day. In Street in Bountiful, just will host the Stage 5 start Bountiful, that will be at 1 as they did last year. A teams traveling from the maintained on the Tour of The Larry H. Miller at Antelope Island State p.m. on Friday, Aug. 5. training session for local Tour de France to com- Utah website (tourofutah. Tour of Utah will be Park and Stage 5 finish “The Tour of Utah and volunteers here in Davis pete at the Tour of Utah. com). Registration will the first internationally- in Bountiful, the books our local organizing com- County will be held at On the volunteer ap- remain open through the sanctioned cycling race were distributed at area mittees are happy to give Woods Cross High School plication, individuals can end of July, but may close on the UCI America Tour elementary schools by the back to our local commu- on July 20 from 6-7 p.m. request a specific assign- as positions are filled at following this year’s Tour Bountiful Rotary Club and nities through the Sprint As an expression of ap- ment for one or multiple the various stages for de France. The Tour of Bountiful Mayor Randy to the Finish program. preciation, four tickets to shifts. The recommended race week. Each LOC will Utah continues to be free Lewis. With the activity booklet a Collin Raye concert will age for volunteers is 18. recruit, train and sched- to all spectators, making Throughout the activity and the kids races dur- be given away that night. Applicants must sign a ule the local volunteers professional cycling one book, young cyclists Mike ing race week, we want The Tour begins in waiver for themselves, or as needed for its specific of the most unique profes- and Lucille, from Mike to inspire children to not southern Utah on Aug. by an adult or legal guard- stage start and/or fin- sional sports in the world and The Bike, offer chil- just ride bicycles safely, 1 and finishes on Aug. 7. ian if the applicant is 17 ish. The Volunteer FAQs today. dren a guided tour of each but become more active In addition to volunteer years of age or younger. section of the website More information about stage of the professional and healthy,” said Jenn position on the seven race Each volunteer receives a provides details on the ap- the Tour of Utah, the host bike race. Their story Andrs, executive director days, positions are also commemorative Tour of plication process, descrip- venues and the teams can is complemented with of the Tour of Utah. “The available for official pre- Utah T-shirt, hat, water tions of specific positions be found by visiting www. interactive lesson plans booklet is designed for race events in Cedar City bottle, rain poncho, lip and opportunities for tourofutah.com, as well as for children. Three profes- elementary-aged children, on July 30 and 31. balm and sun screen. A youth groups. Individuals social channels Facebook sional cyclists have con- but I think a lot of parents Volunteers play a key box lunch will also be interested in working as a (tourofutah), Twitter (@ tributed content this year will enjoy the content as role in the success of this provided to volunteers traveling course marshal tourofutah, #TOU16), to promote exercise and well.” international sporting each day. for race week should send Instagram (thetourofutah) good nutrition -- including event, which will see five The volunteer reg- a request via email to vol- and YouTube (tourofu- of the 16 invited men’s istration application is [email protected]. tah).

centered environment Forza where the kids are playing Local fishing reports provided by the DWR but learning something continued from p. D1 of the game at the same The Division of Wildlife Resources to good. Anglers have had the best Kaysville Ponds: time,” Newman said. offers this week’s fishing report, success fishing by large rocks near Anglers reported good fishing Even the youngest, Forza is devoted not only with information through Tuesday, deep water. for bluegill on small flies, baits and most novice players will to teaching players vital July 12. Try using a jig tipped with a worm some lures. The fish are biting about benefit from the camp’s skills of the game to help Bountiful Lake: suspended under a bobber. Boat 10 to 12 instruction and format. them become successful anglers report slow bass fishing. feet away from the shore, one foot Through guiding the kids but to also develop Anglers report good fishing for in small-sided scrimmages, catfish in the evenings. Catfish are Shore fishing for trout is slow, under the surface. Anglers report self-esteem and build though some have caught a few on seeing a lot of bluegill and bass coaches will focus on basic character. taking worms, hotdogs, commercial- skills and fundamentals, ly prepared catfish bait or any other garlic PowerBait. congregating Visit forzafutbolclub. Boaters report good trout fishing under docks and heavily vegetated including dribbling, com for additional camp stink bait. Anglers are catching small passing, ball control and bluegill and largemouth bass just off using pop gear with a worm. Some areas. Recently, a couple of young information or to learn anglers have been catching wipers anglers reported good fishing. Be- shooting. Drills will be more about being involved the shore using small pieces of bait catered to players’ ages, on small hooks. near the inlet. tween the with the club. The number Farmington Pond: two of them, they caught 59 catfish and an emphasis will be on of camp participants is east canyon Reservoir: using nightcrawlers and hotdogs. having fun. limited. Smallmouth bass fishing is fair The few anglers visiting the pond “It is very much a game- report slow fishing.

month. (national governing the most sense. Every because they’ve become needs to be, in my opinion, I know what you’re bodies) for some sports. athlete has an off day or way too politically- a standardized way to Trials thinking—the trials give Imagine if the four major two. If that happens to influenced over the past measure an athlete’s continued from p. D1 some up-and-coming professional sports in fall on the magic “Trials” 30 years. Seriously—why qualifications for the athletes a chance they this country—baseball, weekend, then he or she do countries that violate Games. To limit the Road wouldn’t have otherwise to football, basketball and ice stays home and it’s a four- basics human rights (you to Rio to a few days of associations feel compelled be Olympians. And you’re hockey—chose their “All year wait until they get to know the ones I’m talking time trials seems unfair, to make qualifications right. But if that’s what Stars” based on, say, one try it again. about) ever get to host the especially since not all for Olympic teams into really mattered the most, weekend of performances. I like the Olympics— Olympic Games? sports are playing by the a compacted series of rather than trying to put What if golfers picked but I don’t love them— Aside from that, there same qualification rules. trials that they hope will the best team on the field one weekend of increase exposure to their or track or in the pool each tournaments to choose sports, increase revenue time the Games are held, their representatives to the and perhaps generate we wouldn’t be allowing Olympics? Would the best more public interest and professional athletes like of the best always shine enthusiasm for those NBA and PGA/LPGA through? Of course not. going to Rio. Unless the athletes to go. Winning So looking at an athlete’s Forza Futbol Club best of the best aren’t medals is what matters performance over the Soccer For All Level Of Player going, which will once most, at least to the NGBs course of a season makes again be the case next Fall Recreation Soccer Registration cALL FOR INFO: 801.298.6220 550 N 200 W, Bountiful, UT Players From Ages U3-U18 southdavisrecreation.com Regular Registration Ends 07/17/2016 SWIM LESSONS Late Registration Ends 08/01/2016 M-F, July 18-29, 9 am - 12 noon or 4 - 6 pm Saturday classes available Please see our wensite for registration and additional HANDCART DAYS RACES JULY 23RD information on all our programs and camps Mark your calendars now for a darn-tootin’ good time at your 24th of July headquarters! Start your day by running the handcart half Marathon, Frontier 5k, or Pioneer Pete’s 1k on July 23rd. www.handcarthalf.com Register in person at the Recreation Center or online at www.active.com www.forzafutbolclub.com

LEARN TO SKATE August 1-17 M & W: 12:15 PM OR 12:45 PM 600 North 500 West - Suite C FAMILY FITNESS & MOVIE NIGHT AUGUST 13 Bountiful, Utah 84010 Join us for FREE games, activities at 7:30 pm and a movie by our SplashPad at about 9 p.m. A non-profi t 5013(c) serving the youth of Utah since 1979. D2 SPORTS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2016 OBITUARIES/nEwS D3 Volunteers sought for Tour of Utah New ‘Sprint to the OBITUARY Vaughn Francis Bate Glenda deChamplain Douglas Graham Garner Individuals and groups Finish’ books for kids March 11, 1923-July 1, 2016 1937-2016 1931-2016 interested in support- ing the Larry H. Miller The new Sprint to the 2015 Tour of Utah defend- Our beloved husband, father, grandfather, Glenda deChamplain passed away on Douglas Graham Garner was born in San Tour of Utah professional Finish Activity Book for ing champion Joe Dom- great-grandfather and friend, Vaughn F. Bate, July 6, 2016 at home surrounded by her fam- Francisco, CA on Jan. 27, 1931 to Orville and stage race are invited to elementary-aged children browski (Cann ondale Pro age 93, passed away on Friday, July 1, 2016. ily. Glenda was born on Dec. 12, 1937 in Ber- Thelma Garner. He died July 10 at his home He was born March 11, 1923 in Salt Lake lin, New Hampshire. Glenda was preceded in in Bountiful. complete online volunteer has been produced and Cycling Team). death by her husband, Albert; parents, Walter He served as a Marine in the Korean War applications. Applications will be available for this During race week, City, to Jesse W. Bate and Hazel Finn Bate. He married Donna Rae Hatch in the Salt Lake Berwick and Hazel Edwards; and brothers between 1948-1952. He was a Master Ser- are being accepted by year’s Larry H. Miller University of Utah Health Temple on Sept. 12, 1946. He was an Eagle Walter Jr. and Bruce. geant. Doug was a Communication Supervi- each Local Organizing Tour of Utah. This 32- Care will offer free youth Scout and graduated from South High. He Glenda is survived by two daughters and sor and gained the title of Master Marksman. Committee (LOC) that is page, full-color booklet bicycle races at six loca- received a scholarship from Utah Power and son-in-laws, 10 grandchildren, 22 great- Doug received a Korean Service Medal, UN Light and went to the U of U where he re- grandchildren, and a sister and brother. Service Medal, and the Good Conduct Medal. hosting a stage start or a was created by Tour of tions. The Sprint to the On Aug. 22, 1959, Glenda married Albert He married Audrey Thompson October Utah and University of Finish Kids Bike Races, ceived his BS degree in engineering and later stage finish at this year’s his MBA in business administration. He was a deChamplain in Laconia, New Hampshire. In 8, 1949 in Salt Lake City. They were later Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah Health Care. Illus- open for youth ages five member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. He also 1973, Glenda and Albert were baptized, along sealed in the Salt Lake Temple. Utah. As many as 1,200 trations from the popu- to 12, will be held on at served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. with their two daughters, into The Church They moved to Bountiful in 1956 and still He worked at Utah Power and Light and Hill Air Force Base. He of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They were sealed in the Los reside in their original home. He was an avid volunteer positions will lar Mike and The Bike the same finish line that Angeles LDS Temple in June of 1974. outdoorsman and loved to duck hunt. He be- children’s book series are will be used by the pro served on the Bountiful Power Commission for 14 years. be needed for the annual, Vaughn was a High Priest in the LDS Church and served As a result, they enjoyed the company of the Elders in their longed to the Ambassador Duck Club for over 50 professional cycling event, used to share creative les- cyclists later the same diligently in many callings. He served a church mission with his wife home and grew to love missionary work. Glenda was very inter- years. He was the oldest member out there still Aug. 1-7. The volunteer sons on geography, nutri- day. Complimentary reg- in the Riverside, CA. Mission and as a full-time Service Missionary ested in Genealogy and after her conversion, she dedicated many hunting. He worked for Porter Walton Company for two and one-half years on the Bountiful Temple, as it was being years of service searching her ancestors records and doing their for 35 years as their top salesman. application is available at tion and bicycle safety. istration will be available work. She found great joy also in cross-stitching, crochet, square He owned his own plane and used it for work the official web site, in the Each of the 13 local at each University of Utah built. He spent countless hours at the Church Family History Center enjoying his love for genealogy. He loved helping his neighbors, dancing and line dancing. and many wonderful trips with the family. He “Experience” section organizing committees Health Care exhibit in the gardening, golf and was a world traveler. We would like to thank Evergreen Hospice, especially RN Julie instilled a wandering lust in his whole family which has trickled down Stage 5 of this year’s hosting the Tour of Utah Harmons Healthy Living He is survived by his wife and best friend, Donna Rae of 70 Curtis and CNA Anjanette Spears for their tender and compassion- to his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He and his wife and years, daughters Joanne West (Neil), Shauna Pollmann (Steve) ate care of our dear mother. family have done over 25 cruises and have seen this world from Tour of Utah runs professional stage race Expo at designated host Funeral services were held at 11 a.m., Tuesday, July 12, 2016 one end to the other. He lived his life for his family and all of his through Davis County this summer, Aug. 1-7, will communities. All partici- and son Lowell (Shari) Bate; 15 grandchildren and 34 great-grand- children and many nieces and nephews. Vaughn was preceded in at the Bountiful Heights Stake Center, 720 E. 550 North, Bountiful. concerns were about them. He was a quiet man with few words, and on Friday, Aug. 5. Rid- distribute a portion of the pants receive a prize and death by his parents, sister Donna Rae Kautz and brother Marvin A viewing was held Monday evening from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Rus- a great listener. ers will start on Antelope The chILDReN’S BIKe RAceS at last year’s Tour of Utah stage in Bountiful were extremely popular, 50,000 printed booklets. one youth bicycle will be W. Bate. son Brothers Mortuary, 295 North Main, and Tuesday morning 9:45 He is survived by Audrey, his wife of 65 years, daughters Debra to 10:45 a.m. at the church prior to services. Online guest book at (Mark Blaisdell), Gale (Jerry Allman), Janice (Rick Reid), nine grand- Island and finish on Main and helped by volunteers getting kids to the starting line. Photo by Tom Haraldsen/Davis Clipper In Davis County, which given away each day. In Funeral services for Vaughn were held Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at 11 a.m. at the Bountiful 54th Ward building, 540 N. 1200 East, www.russonmortuary.com. children and nine great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death Street in Bountiful, just will host the Stage 5 start Bountiful, that will be at 1 by his parents, a brother, and one grandson, Scott Reid. He will be at Antelope Island State p.m. on Friday, Aug. 5. Bountiful. A viewing was held on Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. as they did last year. A teams traveling from the maintained on the Tour of The Larry H. Miller at the Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 North Main Street, Bountiful, greatly missed and has left a large whole in our hearts. training session for local Tour de France to com- Utah website (tourofutah. Tour of Utah will be Park and Stage 5 finish “The Tour of Utah and and at the church on Wednesday morning from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. A graveside will be held Friday, July 15, at 1 p.m. at the Bountiful in Bountiful, the books our local organizing com- prior to the services. Interment: Bountiful City Memorial Park. Online City Cemetery. Condolences can be shared online: www.russonmor- volunteers here in Davis pete at the Tour of Utah. com). Registration will the first internationally- Mary Lou Moulton welch tuary.com County will be held at were distributed at area mittees are happy to give guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com. “I have fought a good fight. On the volunteer ap- remain open through the sanctioned cycling race I have finished my course. I have kept the faith.” II Timothy 4:7. February 2, 1952 - July 7, 2016 Woods Cross High School plication, individuals can end of July, but may close on the UCI America Tour elementary schools by the back to our local commu- Dorothy Odekirk on July 20 from 6-7 p.m. request a specific assign- as positions are filled at following this year’s Tour Bountiful Rotary Club and nities through the Sprint As an expression of ap- Bountiful Mayor Randy to the Finish program. Mary Lou Moulton Welch passed away ment for one or multiple the various stages for de France. The Tour of on July 7, 2016. Mary Lou was born in Heber 1930-2016 preciation, four tickets to shifts. The recommended race week. Each LOC will Utah continues to be free Lewis. With the activity booklet ned Lamar Rushton, Sr. City, on Feb. 2, 1952 the only daughter to a Collin Raye concert will Throughout the activity and the kids races dur- age for volunteers is 18. recruit, train and sched- to all spectators, making “Together Again” John Barton and Anita Jane Moulton. Dorothy Doretta “Dee” Odekirk, mother, be given away that night. Applicants must sign a ule the local volunteers professional cycling one book, young cyclists Mike ing race week, we want Mary Lou graduated from Wasatch High wife and grandmother, passed away Sunday, The Tour begins in waiver for themselves, or as needed for its specific of the most unique profes- and Lucille, from Mike to inspire children to not School in 1970 and attended Ricks College. July 10, 2016, in Bountiful. and The Bike, offer chil- just ride bicycles safely, Our beloved patriarch Ned Lamar She married her eternal sweetheart, Stephen She was born July 1, 1930 in Logan, the southern Utah on Aug. by an adult or legal guard- stage start and/or fin- sional sports in the world Welch, in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on Sept. dren a guided tour of each but become more active Rushton, Sr., 98, entered the eternal daughter of Lewis Leavitt and Mary Zerelda 1 and finishes on Aug. 7. ian if the applicant is 17 ish. The Volunteer FAQs today. world on July 6, 2016. Ned was born 29, 1972. Jones Wyatt. Married Robert Ray Odekirk, In addition to volunteer years of age or younger. section of the website More information about stage of the professional and healthy,” said Jenn June 28, 1918 in Logandale, NV Mary Lou and Steve lived in Kaysville and July 3, 1948 in Provo. position on the seven race bike race. Their story Andrs, executive director to Frederick John and Mable Lydia Farmington, until they purchased their home She was an active member of The Church Each volunteer receives a provides details on the ap- the Tour of Utah, the host in Woods Cross in May 1976. They raised days, positions are also commemorative Tour of plication process, descrip- venues and the teams can is complemented with of the Tour of Utah. “The (Leavitt) Rushton. His father’s first of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She interactive lesson plans booklet is designed for wife, Annie Mattinson had passed all of their children in Woods Cross until they filled her life and church callings with honor, available for official pre- Utah T-shirt, hat, water tions of specific positions be found by visiting www. away leaving their seven children. He moved to Syracuse in December 2005. dedication, faith, prayer, obedience, charity race events in Cedar City bottle, rain poncho, lip and opportunities for tourofutah.com, as well as for children. Three profes- elementary-aged children, married Mable and they had 10 more Mary Lou was taught at a young age the principle of hard work and Christ like love. She served diligently in on July 30 and 31. balm and sun screen. A youth groups. Individuals social channels Facebook sional cyclists have con- but I think a lot of parents children. Ned was the 10th of 17 and service to others. She grew up on a farm and enjoyed being the DUP, and loved the association with her tributed content this year will enjoy the content as children, 13 of them boys. The family around animals. Mary Lou was a great influence to everyone she friends. Volunteers play a key box lunch will also be interested in working as a (tourofutah), Twitter (@ met. She never went anywhere that she didn’t run into someone role in the success of this to promote exercise and well.” moved to the Delta area in 1924 and Dorothy taught by example, integrity, hard work and dignified provided to volunteers traveling course marshal tourofutah, #TOU16), then to Montana in 1934. Ned loved she knew. Mary Lou was the Woods Cross City Mother of the year endurance. She personified motherhood and homemaking. She international sporting each day. for race week should send Instagram (thetourofutah) good nutrition -- including to break horses. in 2005, however to her family she was always Mother of the Year was devoted to her Savior, her husband, children and grandchil- event, which will see five vol- (tourofu- After he and five brothers served in WWII, he married Dora Mae every year. dren. She was a friend to everyone who knew her. Her passing is a The volunteer reg- a request via email to and YouTube Mary Lou had a unique love for those with special needs and of the 16 invited men’s istration application is [email protected]. tah). Foxall in the Alberta Canada LDS Temple, Feb. 12, 1946. They set- celebration for all that she stood for and a reminder forever of what tled on Montana farms near Vaughn, teaching values and principles angels to her Heavenly Father. She retired as a bus assistant from really matters. of farm life to their eight children, leading daily discussions of the Davis School District and loved all of her “kids” she worked with. She is survived by her son David Kent (Sally), grandchildren importance of education, missions, and temple marriages. He also She taught her own kids to develop a love for these special kids as Jonathon (Tawnya), Brittany Huberty (Wes), Shannon Biesinger, centered environment was an Anaconda copper mill worker, a storekeeper, and a butcher. well. She was active in her kids’ and grandkids’ lives and loved at- Jeffrey (Nikki), Katie Duncan (Kevin), Holly Ruesch, step-grandchil- Forza where the kids are playing Dad was a father — valuing his family and the Savior above all. He tending their school programs and watching them succeed. dren, Ben Marble (Emily), Brian Marble (Tania) and Lara Cruz, also Local fishing reports provided by the DWR but learning something was a stand up guy, speaking up for what he thought was right while Mary Lou served in many church callings including Stake Young many great-grandchildren, friends and loved ones. Preceded in Women’s President, Primary Teacher, Ward Young Women’s Presi- continued from p. D1 of the game at the same keeping you as his friend. He never met a stranger. death by her husband Robert Ray, son Robert Lynn and daughter After their mission to Roanoke, Virginia in 1981, they moved to dent, Relief Society President, Compassionate Service Leader and Cheri Jean. The Division of Wildlife Resources to good. Anglers have had the best Kaysville Ponds: time,” Newman said. Santaquin, to be close to their grandchildren, moving to Bountiful, in Visiting Teacher. Mary Lou always did her visiting teaching the first Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, July 14, 2016 offers this week’s fishing report, success fishing by large rocks near Anglers reported good fishing Even the youngest, Forza is devoted not only 1992. Active in many church responsibilities, including choir, scout- week of the month. Mary Lou loved her children and grandchildren at the Davis Creek 1st Ward Chapel, 825 S. 50 East, Farming- with information through Tuesday, deep water. for bluegill on small flies, baits and most novice players will to teaching players vital ing, missionary, temple and the church hog project. and taught them to live Christ like lives and how to serve others. ton. Friends visited family Wednesday, July 13 from 6 to 8 p.m. at benefit from the camp’s He is so happy to go home to his parents; wife, Mae (1923- She is survived by her husband, three children: Jenefer (Jamy) Lindquist’s Bountiful Mortuary, 727 N. 400 East and Thursday from July 12. Try using a jig tipped with a worm some lures. The fish are biting about skills of the game to help Reudter, Stephen (Connie) Welch, Catherine (John) Sumner; her instruction and format. 2010); son, Don Leavitt Rushton (1958-1979); grandson, Gregory 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the church prior to services. Interment Farm- suspended under a bobber. Boat 10 to 12 them become successful Neal Scholes; great-grandson, Joshua Williams; and 15 siblings. His nine grandchildren: Mallory, Gabby, Morgan, Shiloh, Phebe, Sophie, ington City Cemetery. Bountiful Lake: Through guiding the kids Anglers report good fishing for anglers report slow bass fishing. feet away from the shore, one foot but to also develop only surviving sibling is Mary (Leon) Inman, 84, of Shelley, Idaho. Saelim, Tristen and Tomas; her three brothers: Jason (Barbara) Condolences may be shared at www.lindquistmortuary.com. Shore fishing for trout is slow, under the surface. Anglers report in small-sided scrimmages, self-esteem and build Surviving children are Linda (Jack) Shirts, Ned, Jr. (Beverly), Moulton, Larry (Sheila) Moulton and Charles (Fran) Moulton, Foster catfish in the evenings. Catfish are coaches will focus on basic David (Georgia), Ruth (Don) Andrus, Boyd (Lynette), Lydia (Greg) Sister Willy James and her mother-in-law Caryol Welch. She was taking worms, hotdogs, commercial- though some have caught a few on seeing a lot of bluegill and bass character. preceded in death by her parents John Barton and Anita Moulton skills and fundamentals, Visit forzafutbolclub. Scholes, Lisa (Kelly) Driesel; 32 of 33 grandchildren; 94 of 95 great- ly prepared catfish bait or any other garlic PowerBait. congregating grandchildren, with four more in the oven; and one great-great- and her father-in-law Samuel Welch. Boaters report good trout fishing under docks and heavily vegetated including dribbling, com for additional camp grandchild. Funeral services will be Saturday, July 16, 2016 at 11 a.m. at the stink bait. Anglers are catching small passing, ball control and LDS Church 1625 South 1100 West, Syracuse, Utah. Friends may Deadlines: bluegill and largemouth bass just off using pop gear with a worm. Some areas. Recently, a couple of young information or to learn We thank the friends at Bountiful Senior Center for years of joy anglers have been catching wipers shooting. Drills will be more about being involved and association, and the staffs of Legacy House, Heritage Center, visit family Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Lindquist’s Layton Mortuary, the shore using small pieces of bait anglers reported good fishing. Be- 1867 No. Fairfield Road and Saturday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the near the inlet. catered to players’ ages, with the club. The number North Canyon Center, Applegate Home Health, Bristol Hospice and • Missionary • Wedding • Birthday on small hooks. tween the the VA Center for their patience, care and kindness. church. two of them, they caught 59 catfish and an emphasis will be on of camp participants is Funeral services were held at 1 p.m., Saturday, July 9, 2016 at Interment at the Heber City Cemetery in Heber City. east canyon Reservoir: Farmington Pond: having fun. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.lindquistmortu- Thursday, 5 p.m. one week prior to publication The few anglers visiting the pond using nightcrawlers and hotdogs. limited. the West Bountiful 1st Ward, 311 N. 800 West, West Bountiful. A Smallmouth bass fishing is fair “It is very much a game- viewing was held Friday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Russon Broth- ary.com report slow fishing. ers Bountiful Mortuary, 295 North Main, and Saturday 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. at the church prior to services. Interment-Lakeview Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. month. (national governing the most sense. Every because they’ve become needs to be, in my opinion, 50th reunion planned for BHS Class of 1966 I know what you’re bodies) for some sports. athlete has an off day or way too politically- a standardized way to Trials thinking—the trials give Imagine if the four major two. If that happens to influenced over the past measure an athlete’s BOUNTIFUL—The 50th chairs are suggested. favorite meal. There’ll be p.m. The Reunion Commit- Frederick Haven Stringham class reunion for students At 8 a.m. on Friday, some surprises as well, tee has a special evening continued from p. D1 some up-and-coming professional sports in fall on the magic “Trials” 30 years. Seriously—why qualifications for the athletes a chance they this country—baseball, weekend, then he or she do countries that violate Games. To limit the Road 1926-2016 who graduated from Aug. 12, the Lakeside Golf and bikers are welcomed planned with socializing, wouldn’t have otherwise to football, basketball and ice stays home and it’s a four- basics human rights (you to Rio to a few days of Bountiful High in 1966 Course in West Bountiful to bring their bikes for a dinner, entertainment, associations feel compelled be Olympians. And you’re hockey—chose their “All year wait until they get to know the ones I’m talking time trials seems unfair, Surrounded by his loving family, our father, is planned Aug. 11-13. will host a four-person ride along the roadway. and even a “Really Final to make qualifications right. But if that’s what Stars” based on, say, one try it again. about) ever get to host the especially since not all grandfather and great-grandfather returned Three days of activities are scramble golf tourney. It On Saturday, Aug. 13, Exam.” Cost is $33 per for Olympic teams into peacefully to his Heavenly Father on July 5, planned throughout the begins at 8 a.m. and will there will be a classmate person, and registration is really mattered the most, weekend of performances. I like the Olympics— Olympic Games? sports are playing by the 2016. Fred was born Dec. 19, 1926 to Rich- a compacted series of rather than trying to put What if golfers picked but I don’t love them— Aside from that, there same qualification rules. community, and organiz- include a lunch following commemoration breakfast due by Aug. 8 trials that they hope will ard Haven Stringham and Natolia Bollwinkel. the best team on the field one weekend of He married his sweetheart Allie Jeanene ers have been working on the round. Cost is $57 for starting at 9 a.m. at the For more information increase exposure to their or track or in the pool each tournaments to choose Moss on May 11, 1951 in the Salt Lake LDS the reunion for almost two 18 holes, a cart and lunch, IHOP restaurant in Woods on all of these events, and sports, increase revenue Temple. Fred was born in Bountiful and raised years. or $12 for lunch alone. Cross. After breakfast, directions to venues, go time the Games are held, their representatives to the in Ogden. He attended Weber College where and perhaps generate we wouldn’t be allowing Olympics? Would the best A Roast, Toast and Registration deadline is classmates can head out online to Bountiful66.com. more public interest and he played basketball and was named “Most professional athletes like of the best always shine Preferred Man.” He graduated from the Uni- Boast! event will be held Aug. 1. together to local cemeter- You can also reach out to enthusiasm for those NBA and PGA/LPGA through? Of course not. versity of Utah with a degree in finance, and on Thursday, Aug. 11 at 6 That evening at 6 p.m., ies to decorate graves of Kenn Rasmussen, commit- going to Rio. Unless the athletes to go. Winning So looking at an athlete’s Forza Futbol Club later graduated from The Stonier Graduate p.m. This casual gathering another casual, informal departed classmates and tee chairman, at rasmus- School of Banking at Rutgers University. Fred best of the best aren’t medals is what matters performance over the Soccer For All Level Of Player in Mueller Park includes gathering is planned at teachers. [email protected]. going, which will once served in the National Guard and the Army Reserve. He spent his most, at least to the NGBs course of a season makes career in the banking industry, including 30 years with Valley Bank some marshmallow roast- North Canyon Park. Bring The main event will be again be the case next & Trust where he served as President and Chairman of the Board, ing around the campfire a picnic basket with your that evening, starting at 5 [email protected] and later at Olympus Bank where he served as Vice Chairman. and toasts to class mem- He served in many capacities and on many boards during his life, bers who have passed. It’s Fall Recreation Soccer Registration including President of the Utah Bankers Association, Board of Direc- bring your own beverage, cALL FOR INFO: tors of the Federal Reserve of San Francisco-Salt Lake Branch and FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS the Utah Board of Regents. and light jackets and lawn 801.298.6220 Fred served in many church callings including Bishop, High 550 N 200 W, Bountiful, UT Players From Ages U3-U18 Counselor, and Bountiful Temple ordinance worker. He served along side his dear wife Jeanene as President of the Texas Houston BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT Regular Registration Ends 07/17/2016 East Mission from July 1993 to July 1996. Fred loved horses, golf- southdavisrecreation.com ing, fishing, gardening, music, Bear Lake, chocolate and spending time with his family and friends. SWIM LESSONS Late Registration Ends 08/01/2016 Fred is survived by his children: Jeff (Shawn), Paul, Sheri, Gary Serving Davis County for over  years (Kristi), Scott (Kathy), Farrell (Darlene), 24 grandchildren, 10 great Time to M-F, July 18-29, 9 am - 12 noon or 4 - 6 pm grandchildren, brother Richard B. Stringham (Annette), sister Ada Five generations in the monument business with unmatched Saturday classes available Haacke (John) and brother Stanford B. Stringham (Sharon). Preceded in death by our Mother, his parents, older sister Mau- craftsmanship, quality and service. rine (Ben) Boyer and grandson Austin. De-Clutter? Please see our wensite for registration and additional The funeral services were held at 11 a.m., Saturday, July 9, 2016 THE BOTTS at the Oak Hills Ward, 455 S. 1200 East in Bountiful. 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