7 opinion 23 Calendar 9 Showcase 28 Sports The Davis 22 life 30 Classifieds Showcase Utah Opera Artists in Residence set to perform free concert in Davis ClipperTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 Vol. 126 No. 24 climaTe change

becky ginos | davis clipper rep. becky edwards talks to students before a Coalition of students, legislators panel discussion on the issues of climate change. students from around the state joined with legislators discuss global warming impact and experts to bring awareness to the problem. by Becky GINOS the discussion during the current legislative session. president of the BYU Climate Change Club. [email protected] In conjunction with those resolutions, Edwards, Students from around the state asked questions Ward and Rep. Joel Briscoe, D-Salt Lake and a of the panel and had table discussions with some 19 UTAH STATE CAPITOL—Winters with tons of coalition of Utah students hosted “Climate Solutions legislators in attendance. snow, winters with practically no snow – that’s Utah, for a Healthy Future,” at the Capitol last week. “I’m very committed to providing good outcomes right? Maybe not. There is a great deal of scientific The panel discussion included special guests, for people,” said Nelson. “As we evaluate energy evidence that would suggest global climate change is Laura Nelson, the Governor’s Energy Advisor and opportunities we need to consider the impact on our playing havoc on the earth. Director of the Office of Energy Development, environment. I came to Utah on a family vacation Legislators Rep. Becky Edwards, R-North Salt Millcreek Mayor Jeff Silvestrini, Rob Davies, a when I was 12. I told my parents ‘this is the most Lake and Rep. Ray Ward, R- Bountiful have both physicist at Utah State University, former Evergreen proposed resolutions HCR001 and HCR007 to push Clean Energy CEO Mark Burdge and Anna Wilder, see clImate | 6 kaysville proposes road utility fee

by Becky GINOS City Hall to further discuss the Cities can’t institute a fuel tax, [email protected] proposal. Garn said. “We can’t really raise “Roads are paid at a state and sales tax either. That leaves only KAYSVILLE—In an effort to local level as a user driven model,” property tax. That’s why we’re con- cover the rising costs of maintain- said Kaysville City Council member sidering a user fee,” he said. “Roads ing roads, Kaysville City is propos- Jake Garn. “But the gas tax has are like water and electricity, they ing a monthly road utility fee. The stayed flat over the last 20 to 30 get used up. We don’t have a GPS city hosted an open house last week years and the revenue source hasn’t system that shows that you traveled been raised. Costs have gone up this many miles on this road so we becky ginos | davis clipper to explain the plan to residents. Another meeting will be held and the question is how do we pay kaysville ciTy council member Jake garn (right) tonight, Feb. 1 at 6 p.m. at Kaysville for our roads?” see Fee | 6 listens to residents’ concerns about the proposed fee. See Inside

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NSL seeks BRETT LEVITRE Legislature conducting. Levitre will lead the new members for new North Salt Lake opens with community choir Master Chorus. new bills by Becky GINOS by Jenniffer WARDELL Levitre was asked to conduct [email protected] [email protected] this past year. When they asked him to come back for CAPITOL HILL—The 2018 NORTH SALT LAKE--If the 2018 concert, he said Legislative Session got off to a quick you have a song in your yes but added that he’d like start last week with lawmakers heart, NSL Live wants to hear the opportunity to do a little hearing a number of bills in both the from you. advance work. House and Senate. Here’s a look at The group, which serves “I also said that I’d like to some involving local legislators: as the city’s Parks, Trails, Arts rehearse a group beforehand SB27 – Sen. Todd Weiler, R-Woods and Recreation Advisory so we could have some more Cross sponsored this bill that amends Board, is starting up a confidence on the choruses,” the laws on domestic violence, dating community choir that will he said. “That evolved into violence and stalking to expand the be called the North Salt Lake the idea of a community ability to get a protective order for Master Chorus. The group, choir.” those who have or had a relationship which is currently looking for The choir is expected to with a suspect but never cohabitated. singers who live in North Salt do three concerts in 2018, The Senate passed the bill unani- Lake and the surrounding with four concerts a year mously and sent it to the House for communities, won’t require being the average after that consideration. point. The choir’s first official A bill that would allow public either fees or auditions CourteSy photo out of anyone looking to concert is expected to be schools to install bolt locks on class- participate. sometime in May, which will to,” he said. “A lot of these the Bountiful High marching room doors during lockdowns passed “I want it to be a true be followed by both a fall and concerts can get pretty dry. band. He conducted his first out of the Senate last week. Weiler choir of the community,” Christmas concert. The first We wanted to keep things choir at 20, and has served sponsored SB87 and said currently the said Brett Levitre, who will concert of 2019 will be an interesting.” with various church and locks are prohibited by building and conduct the group. “We’ll early spring concert that will There will also be some community choirs ever since. fire codes. The bill would create an take all comers, all ages and likely be held sometime in songs sung in Spanish, and “My favorite thing about exemption to the code and is meant all skill levels. So many choirs March. he said he’s already planned conducting is the creative to enhance safety, allowing schools to these days have evolved to Levitre said the choir some African numbers. aspect,” he said. “There’s no choose for themselves, he said. SB87 almost professional levels, will sing a variety of music, “We want the choir other experience like putting passed out of the Senate and will go to but then it’s not a true com- and that he’ll always keep to reflect the community voices together and making the House. munity choir anymore.” entertainment in mind when around them,” he said. music.” Weiler has also proposed a The inspiration for the he’s choosing the song list. Levitre said his conduct- For more information resolution, SCR1 that would replace group came from this year’s “We want things that are ing career began at 16, when or to join the choir, visit “Messiah” sing-in, which fun to sing and fun to listen he was the drum major in nslmasterchorus.org. see bills | 8 Youth debate on Capitol Hill by Becky GINOS [email protected]

SALT LAKE CITY— More than 500 students from across the state converged on Capitol Hill last week to take part in the Utah League of Cities and Town’s 2018 Local Officials Day at the Legislature. Several Davis County students who are serving on city youth councils participated in mock committee hearings and discussions on current issues impacting the state. beCky giNoS | daviS CLipper “This is a great goV. gaRy hERBERT (above) picks two winners for tickets to the broadway play “hamilton,” that is coming to Salt Lake City. program to get kids more beCky giNoS | daviS CLipper involved in government,” (right) Centerville youth Council members enjoy a laugh. said Mica McKee, a and use it as an outlet to Gary Herbert, legislators “You are the rising vote and be involved and out on the street and senior at Viewmont who better the lives of others.” and municipal leaders generation,” said Herbert. engaged in the process.” see how much people is on the Centerville City After the mock for a lunch and presenta- “Who knows, there may Herbert recalled a knew about the country Youth Council. “I am hearings at the Capitol, tion at the Salt Palace be a governor or two bit on the Jay Leno show and government. “The excited for the opportu- the students joined Gov. Convention Center. here in the audience. called “Jaywalking” where nity to be on the council Remember to register to the comedian would go see debate |5 DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, February 1, 2018 3 Chamber recognizes local businesses at gala by Becky GINOS [email protected] Chamber “JP served on president Angie LAYTON—It was a night to gather Osguthorpe (left) my board for 15 and honor those who are making a stands with Shane years, 10 of those difference in the county at the Davis Willard and Cindee Chamber of Commerce 2018 Business Jessop. as chair.” Awards Banquet held last Friday night at the Davis Conference Center. — Nathan Rich Each year, the chamber selects a winner in the categories of Innovation, contract their engineers to companies Employer of the Year, Small Business who need additional talent. Mindfire of the Year and Business of the Year. works with Fortune 500 companies, They also give the Legacy Award to an world-class healthcare systems, govern- “individual or company that has posi- ment agencies, startups and small and tively impacted the county, sustained medium-sized businesses. over years.” Former commissioner John Lakeview Hospital has provided Petroff, Jr., who retired last year, was the high quality healthcare for more than 41 recipient, having served on the commis- years and achieved national recognition. sion since 2009 and two terms as mayor It was recently named as a Top General of West Point City prior to that. Hospital by the Leapfrog Group and Widely known as “JP” Petroff has one of the Top 100 Small Community served on several community and COurteSy Of DAviS ChAmber Hospitals for five years in a row by regional councils to assist in making a Truven Health Analytics. Staff members better life for Davis County residents. Employer of the Year: Ogden Clinic every type of trip, sleeping bags, pillows, live their mission to “Provide the quality “JP served on my board for 15 years, Small Business of the Year: backpacks and more. of healthcare they would want their 10 of those as chair,” said Nathan Mindfire Technology Ogden Clinic has been meeting the closest loved one to receive.” Rich, Executive Director of Wasatch Business of the Year: Lakeview healthcare needs of Weber and Davis The Davis Chamber of Commerce Integrated Waste Management. Hospital Counties since 1950. What started as is a membership organization whose “Working with him has been one of Klymit is an adventure company a single location in Ogden now spans mission is “to promote, support, and my greatest pleasures. He is humble, focused on helping people enjoy real across Northern Utah with 16 locations, advocate the general economic vitality has great common sense, and is hard- comfort when they sleep outside. six of them in Davis County. of its membership and the quality of life working, honest and understanding. Started in 2007, Klymit is known for Mindfire Technology is a custom for the community.” Basically, he is what most of us aspire to its patented innovation the Static V software engineering firm in Northern For more information about the b e .” inflatable camping sleeping pad. Klymit Utah. They primarily develop software Chamber visit davischamber.com. The winners in each category were: has created dozens of sleeping pads for applications, recruit talent and sub- Innovation: Klymit 4 Thursday, February 1, 2018 News DAVIS CLIPPER Crime Briefs Crews place beams over I-15 Compiled by Becky Ginos LAYTON—The constructed at approxi- Drive interchanges and Utah Department of mately 1300 North in improve access to nearby Transportation (UDOT) Layton just north of the businesses, according to a Cache National Forest. According to the closed I-15 for three Layton Hills Mall. This UDOT news release. Man arrested in Forest Service it burned within about a nights between Hill new east-west crossing All traffic was Bountiful robbery quarter of a mile of the Summerwood Field Road and Antelope over I-15 will reduce detoured off the freeway development. Drive last Friday, Jan. 26 congestion at the Hill and onto surface streets BOUNTIFUL—Police have arrested a The charges were filed Jan. 23 in U.S. through Sunday, Jan. 28 Field Road and Antelope during the closures. Bountiful man who allegedly robbed for bridge construction. District Court. Orvis was also charged The closures were the America First Credit with an additional four counts for to allow crews to place Union inside Dick’s allegedly putting road and structure beams over I-15 for The Davis Market in December. improvements – a shooting pavilion, a new overpass being Parker James Kent a rail for target shooting, a tent and a Clipper was booked into the road – on National Forest Service land Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. Davis County Jail on one without authorization. Join the Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 count of robbery Jan. 17. Conversation Volume 126 Number 23 According to police, Kent January 25, 2018 THE DAVIS CLIPPER was identified by an anonymous source Charges dropped (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper through video surveillance footage Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl , UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at against WX coach Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to released by the department. The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. Kent was scheduled for an initial FARMINGTON—Prosecutors have court appearance Jan. 26. dropped the felony charges against Trevor J. Amicone, a former baseball coach at Woods Cross High School after Men implicated in receiving additional evidence. Bountiful fire According to charges filed last February, Amicone was accused of show- BOUNTIFUL—Charges have been filed ing pornographic images and videos to accusing two men of causing the wild- three teens during the school year in Like fire that burned near a subdivision in 2015-2016. Us On the foothills of Bountiful last summer. Last week, the Davis County prosecu- Federal prosecutors filed misde- tors dismissed the three charges of facebook.com/davisclipper meanor charges against Bountiful resi- dealing in harmful materials to a minor dent Jayson Ross Orvis, 48, and James by an adult, stating that through the Troy Golden, 41, of Salt Lake City. Both investigation and progression of the When it Comes to Local News men are charged with one count of case it became clear to staff that there causing and failing to control a fire that was “not a reasonable probability of damaged a national forest. conviction at trial.” The blaze began Aug. 29 and alleg- Amicone was the Woods Cross base- edly started on Orvis’ property and ball coach since the 2015 season and spread to land in the Uinta-Wasatch- taught U.S. History at the school. Body found could be missing woman by Becky GINOS [email protected] 1 FARMINGTON— Authorities are “90 percent” sure that the Only One Source is Focused Exclusively body found in Shepard The Davis Canyon in Farmington on Davis County - Clipper is that of a woman who went missing in October. For less than 70¢ per week you can have “A cougar hunter the Clipper mailed to your home. SUBSCRIBE running dogs up above TODAY! Farmington came across

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by Becky GINOS a.m. on Jan. 26,” said [email protected] A Utah Department the mountain later that FARMINGTON—In the old days kids went behind the barn to look at porn magazines. Nowadays, it’s right in their hands anytime day or night, and some teens are using their smartphones to create their own pornography by sending inappropriate photos to each other known as “sexting.” “It’s the number one issue that we deal with in the student and family County Attorney’s Office who inves- Davis County Sheriff’s tigates such crimes. “They just avoid resources department at the district,” of Public Safety (DPS) evening.” the subject. I was at a school after the said Chris Williams, director of “We’re going Communications & Operations for district’s letter went out and I asked who 1 year - 52 weeks for Davis School District. “It used to be had talked about it with their parents  pictures.’ It might be an innocuous to ask students substance abuse but now it’s sexting by and not a single hand went up. Parents request but to teens they think nude.” are not following through.” far.” Go means to leave the conversation to no, go and The agent recommends that parents In light of the growing problem, the and go find a trusted adult, he said. show.” district sent out a letter to parents right look at their children’s phones on a “Kids get the message and there’s peer illiams regular basis. “Check their activity,” he before winter break warning them of pressure to give up pictures, they might — Chris W the dangers of misusing smartphones said. “There should never be a reason be ostracized if they don’t. Show the for them to take their phone into the | 4 only $35 call: 801-295-2251 Office Public Information and encouraging them to talk with their XTING helicopter was called out Reid went missing message or video to a trusted adult. see SE children. They have more experience in life than “We’re trying to focus on the idea parents don’t think it can happen to a junior high or high school student them, especially their daughters,” said of what you were told when you were has.” an undercover agent with the Davis a kid and caught on fire – stop, drop However, often parents don’t believe and roll,” said Williams. “We’re going their child could be involved in such to ask students to no, go and show. Say behaviors. “The biggest issue is that ‘no’ and set clear boundaries. Someone members to go behind another ext 120 to start receiving might say ‘hey beautiful let me see some council member’s back?” asked Officer Sgt. DeeAnn and did not allow any public one woman during a brief because it has a hoist, in October from her comment before the decision public comment period. “Are asking for his resignation in was made. you a dictator? We didn’t get light of a recent investigation People in the audience to weigh in on it.” The crowd Kaysville mayorpacked crowd became defends raucous, involving extortion censure allegations. started of shouting council out and Witt member - URE | 6 calling her a dictator and Witt excused Adams before had to use the gavel multiple ENS by Becky see C GINOS accusing the council of being the vote citing conflict of inter times to quiet the crowd. the Clipper 1370 S. 500 W., [email protected] unethical. est and Adams left the room. “Is it ethical of the council The council voted unani- The council proceeded to take mously to pass a resolution a vote with little discussion KAYSVILLE—Newly sworn censuring Council member Servey. “It is believed to in mayor Katie Witt got off to Dave Adams and respectfully Servey said. “Search Farmington home. Once a rocky start in her first city See Inside council meeting last week as a Btfl Learn more about the bitcoin craze, Davis County’s financial health, and more in our Financial Focus section, starting on be the remains of Jeanna and Rescue and also the her identity is confirmed page 11. Reid, 26, of Farmington crime lab came out to the investigation will but we are waiting for take pictures and collect be turned over to the official results from the evidence. It was pretty far Farmington Police NEWS • EVENTS • SPORTS • ENTERTAINMENT • LOCAL VALUES medical examiner.” up. They got her down off Department, said Servey. DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, February 1, 2018 5 schools

Endeavour achieves highest ranking in state harrison Farnsworth, Jared Udink and Taytum by Becky GINOS school’s success comes trained our teachers to use Knight (left to right) work [email protected] from student access to technology in support of on a project together technology and blended what they’re teaching, not during class. KAYSVILLE— learning. “We have ‘col- to replace it. It becomes an Endeavour Elementary is laboration stations’ where assistance,” said Robbins. soaring to new heights. students can do activities “Other teachers are using The school was recently face-to-face, online or cre- blended teaching. It’s a selected as the top school ate independent projects,” second layer of support. in the state based on she said. “We have to look They might have four composite language arts, at 21st century learners or five kids on a device math and science profi- and critically think about and others are with the ciency scores. how to get them the teachers.” “We ranked above 526 information through direct Robbins said schools,” said Principal instruction from teachers Endeavor’s success comes Traci Robbins. “It’s based and collaboration with from using data not a on performance, profi- peers. The application part program or software. “The ciency rate and growth. is the most powerful.” teachers are looking at Even the students who Using trust land mon- ‘how are my kids learning?’ are scoring at 86 percent ies, Robbins said they’ve Teams of teachers get have to make growth been able to form targeted together and based on stu- improvements. That’s really study groups. “We’ve built dents’ weekly performance an accomplishment. We a STEM program into have ongoing reflection of what’s looked at our growth on the fourth, fifth and sixth how the students are doing the top students and those grade curriculum. We’ve – not just at the end of the who needed help and saw seen growth in the top tier term. It changes the way for this big shift. We changed kids who are already highly they teach based on how what we were focusing on.” proficient.” the kids perform.” LuNch? The school has 940 Although some parents It’s a positive, cohesive students and each child has might be concerned that faculty too, said Robbins. Elementary school their children are spending “They like each other. The his or her own device, she lunch menus for the said. “It’s a one-to-one plat- too much time on devices parents love it that they form. Our school received and not with the teacher, know all the teachers and Davis School District the Platinum STEM State Robbins said once they’ve think they’re great,” she Designation. The Utah observed how it works said. “I rarely get teacher Monday, Feb. 5 State Board of Education they’re supportive. requests.” Chicken Nuggets “It’s a natural worry Robbins is proud of determines that through Cheese Bites site visits and observa- for parents,” she said. “We the honor. “We’re going tions,” said Robbins. “We invite them to sit in a somewhere and doing Mac & Cheese applied for Silver but were class and see what they’re something,” she said. “Over Green Beans pleasantly surprised to get (devices) used for. They’re the last four years we’ve Applesauce Platinum. Davis County surprised, they had no seen growth. Sometimes Cool Tropics Slush was the only one that got idea.” it’s hard to move that that designation.” Technology is mixed needle when you’re already Tuesday, Feb. 6 Must show this coupon. Robbins believes the with traditional instruc- up there.” Expires 2/28/18. Not good with other coupons or military discount. tion, she said. “We’ve Roast Turkey NEW! ORDER ONLINE! Whole Grain Roll www.tonyburgers.com Mashed Potatoes w/ debate show “Hamilton” that presidents,” he said. turkey gravy Continued from page 2 is taking the country by “Every man or (perhaps Peas storm and will be coming someday woman) who Pears Kid’s Dentistry to Salt Lake. Herbert drew takes the oath of office ™ funny part was how out two students’ names wants to make his or Wednesday, Feb. 7 ignorant people were,” that won tickets to the her own mark on the with a Woman’s Touch said Herbert. “There were play and the opportunity presidency,” he said. “My Pepperoni Pizza New Patients Welcome Infants to Young Adults basic things they didn’t to attend with a state challenge to you is to ask Cheese Pizza k n ow.” official. ‘what will your sentence Jello Assortment Thomas Jefferson “‘Hamilton’ is inspir- (in history) be?’ You are Romaine Salad said, “Those who expect ing us,” said Herbert. leaders in this room and Pineapple to be both ignorant and “Don’t miss your shot at have the opportunity to free, expect what never greatness, your shot to make your mark. Not Thursday, Feb. 8 was and never will be,” contribute to your com- everyone will be in the Herbert quoted. “It’s munity and to be the best history books but think BBQ Rib Patty Deli Bun important to know our we can be. Are you ready about what you’d want Curly Fries government and the to take over? If not, what people to say about you.” Baked Beans issues,” he said. “One are you doing to prepare Updegrove shared a Mandarin Oranges • Orthodontics • Prevention • Cleaning survey showed that 69 yourself? You’re going to short video clip about • Sealants • Tooth Colored Fillings percent of Americans have that opportunity to Gerald Ford’s presidency. Friday, Feb. 9 • Nitrous Oxide • Pediatric Sedation couldn’t name the three take on business, govern- “He brought the country Grilled Cheese branches of government. ment and education. The together at a perilous Tuna with Scoops That’s not where we want fact that you’re here today time,” he said. “There are On Staff at Primary Children’s Hospital to be. I’m gratified to see shows you are preparing.” times when goodness Tomato Soup Weekdays: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - Noon Peaches you all here to take on Presidential historian will do. You don’t need Colleen P. Taylor, D.M.D. leadership.” Ranger Cookie Mark Updegrove also to be great – but it’s so Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry The festivities spoke to the students. important to be good.” ® included a drawing for “I’ve had the opportunity 801-292-2828 • dentalcare4kids.com tickets to the Broadway to interact with several 535 E. Medical Dr. Btfl. UT 84010 6 Thursday, February 1, 2018 News DAVIS CLIPPER Bountiful High takes four state cheer titles by Catherine Garrett five routines and almost every determined to win,” Larsen said. Clipper sportswriter routine was perfect! They had no The 2017-18 Bountiful team falls and no deductions.” included seniors Olivia Frasier, SALT LAKE CITY--The The only real flaw for Rylee Sainsbury, Ellie White Bountiful High cheerleading Bountiful at state was a bow and Mykol Wray; juniors Katie squad placed first in four rou- falling off one of the dancers Adams, Lindsay Black, Marissa tines at the 5A state cheerleading during the timeout dance, which Brewster, Megan Hendrickson, competition Jan. 26 at Salt Lake resulted in a minor penalty that Annie Numbers, Abby Orchard, Community College. The Braves had no bearings on the outcome. Emma Thomas and Sheyenne came out on top in Song Pom, The week before state was Watkins; and sophomores Timeout Dance, Timeout Cheer busier than usual with athletic Hannah Anderson, Tegan and Fight Song, while also events, sophomore orientation Felt, Victoria Feo, Whitney Courtesy PHoto placing third in Show Cheer. and additional practices, and her Hendricks, Kiley Johnson, Taylor Bountiful HigH’s cHeerleading squad has brought home “This team performed girls worked particularly hard Newton, Kirsten Nielsen, Katelyn state titles the past two seasons and this year they placed first in four so well,” head coach Heather leading up to the competition. “It Pattison, Morgan Tidwell, Laila categories in the new 5A classification Jan. 26 at Salt Lake Community Larsen said. “They competed in was crazy, but the girls were so Welch and Sydney Yannotti. College.

Fee shoulder the cost for cities, so to raise taxes. They’ll spend Continued from page 1 they push it down to them, which the money wherever they need is why we’re looking at it.” it. Then next year they’ll start For residents, the fee could be charging a soda tax.” have to estimate that.” as low as $7 a month, he said. “We “Kaysville doesn’t have the Garn said the average home pay $11 for our garbage cans and greatest track record of using generates about 10 trips a day. “If residents don’t mind because they funds wisely,” said one man. we tie the funding source to roads don’t want to have to take it to the “They must be using that money there is no incentive to grow it, so dump themselves,” said Garn. “It’s somewhere else than roads.” it’s only used to maintain roads,” similar with roads – we use them But the council believes it is he said. “Usage is flexible based up.” a viable option. “We’ve seen a lot on road construction, etc. A road But some residents don’t of community engagement,” said fee has natural controls. A city see it that way. “Every business Council member Michelle Barber. model user fee is so important.” I patronize I will pay that fee “This isn’t just one demographic, Paying higher taxes is never again,” said one man. “I pay my it’s all of ours. There’s never a per- popular, he said. “The fact of the $7 but pay it again when I go to a fect solution. They’ve (city) been matter is – nobody wants to raise restaurant or at Bowman’s. I don’t talking about this for over a year. fees. The federal government says, just pay $7 – I pay that several Before I was elected I wondered ‘we’re out of that’ and pushes it to times over.” why it was taking so long. Now the state. Then the state does what “This is baloney,” said another that I’m here I realized it’s because they can but they’re not going to resident. “It’s just another way they want to get it right.” climate “The Stone Age didn’t and impacts are things Continued from page 1 you don’t see coming. end because we What happens here in Utah is the impact of beautiful place I’ve ever ran out of stones; it climate change.” been and I’m going to A student asked if it RECIEVE UP TO live here someday’ – and changed because we was possible for Utah Any Humidifi er now I do. I’m committed to go to 100 percent $1,500 Installation to realizing the future found solutions.” renewable sources in the IN REBATES for this generation and near future. “We may not $100 OFF generations to come.” — mark Burdge have agreement on all the OR Silvestrini said he’s data and facts, but that’s tried to think outside with the conversation. But to be fixed. 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Gail Stahle Political wisdom claims people vote their pocketbooks Publisher [email protected] ext. 114 The opinions stated in this The concern about self- more important than his bank article are solely those of the CYCLOPs interest is nothing new. In account. Clark Stahle BRYAN General Manager author and not of The Davis World War II, a small minority But I wonder how many Clipper. GRAY of Europeans put themselves [email protected] Experienced journalist, would make a similar sacrifice? ext. 117 businessman living in Davis at risk by hiding their Jewish And I wonder if the man would ere is a question for County neighbors from Nazi thugs. feel the same way if the federal Lorie Matern all of us: Do we (and Some of America’s most layoff continued for a week, Office Manager Hshould we) vote for wealthy entrepreneurs like two weeks, or a month? [email protected] or support a candidate/issue Warren Buffet and Bill Gates We all have to make choices. ext. 115 which negatively impacts our have essentially “raised their As a college student during the best interests? In other words, own taxes” by supporting the Vietnam War era, I saw friends Advertising how many of us would back an benefit them and their families. estate tax (or as some call it, the make choices about enlisting in idea that would help others but Since passage of the tax cut, “death tax”). the military and risking their Reed Stahle would take something from us numerous companies are The issue came up lives for the “greater good.” Sales Manager personally? passing along some of their tax again this past month when Now at a later stage in life, I [email protected] The question arose from a savings in the form of bonuses Democrats and Republicans view political issues from the ext. 133 friend benefiting from legisla- and pay raises to employees. closed much of the federal same lens: Brad Roghaar tion which he opposed. Yet there is a downside to government for a few days What is good for me per- Sales Representative “I am solidly against the the bill. Not only does it over an impasse concerning sonally may pose a hardship for [email protected] recent tax bill passed by potentially balloon the national the immigration status of the others in my community. What ext. 135 Republicans,” he said, “and debt (harming our children and “Dreamers.” I was impressed is helpful to school children I feel somewhat guilty that I grandchildren), but a provision by a man at the local Starbucks may impose higher taxes on Richard Stahle could also raise health insur- Sales Representative am profiting from it. I hold who acknowledged that while couples without children. a sizeable investment in the ance costs for low-income, he would give up some of his What benefits the United States [email protected] vulnerable Americans. ext. 137 stock market and I’m making a paycheck to the brief layoff economically may harm other killing on it ever since the bill That is the conundrum for at Hill Air Force Base, he was friendly nations. We all must my friend. While the tax cut editorial passed.” willing to forego the pay to draw a line between seeing Political wisdom claims that is good for him personally, it protect young people from the impact on society and people vote their pocketbooks. will probably hurt some of his deportation. To him, the racking up benefits for our own Tom Haraldsen neighbors. Managing Editor They support things that DACA debate is a moral issue, self-interest. [email protected] ext. 126 Becky Ginos Associate Editor [email protected] Utah needs solutions to tackle climate change ext. 118 Jenniffer Wardell Associate Editor The opinions stated in this but from 2000-2010 there also addressing factors related [email protected] article are solely those of the OP-eD were 28. If you look at Utah to climate change. Recognizing REP. BECkY ext. 106 author and not of The Davis as a whole, we are warming the contribution of our vehicle Clipper. EDWARDS up at more than twice the rate and energy use to a changing Louise R. Shaw of the average. Temperature climate does not conflict with Writer/Photographer he people of Utah believe is just one of many metrics the ideals of capitalism. In [email protected] problems are best solved that show significant changes fact, free markets will help to Catherine Garrett Tby free and open markets, to the overall climate in Utah accelerate solutions because of Sports Writer augmented by government that affect agriculture, infra- the innovation and entrepre- intervention only when neces- structure, energy use, water neurship inherent to market- Josh McFadden sary. Many issues are prime for use, and human and animal based systems. The government Sports Writer market solutions, but some are University, and the University health. The good news is that can help by creating incentives more complex and require a of Utah, now agree that we are innovations spearheaded by or, at least, by leveling the Layout/Design closer look at whether markets experiencing unprecedented industry have started to tackle playing field in the market to can sufficiently address change in our planet’s climate. the problem. Consider the allow energy-wise products to Anna Pro them. Climate change is one Weather is what happens energy industry, for example. fairly compete. Utah is a special Creative Director of those problems. This is day to day, and climate is the The price of renewable energy place. Governor Herbert is fond [email protected] why I, as a Republican, am weather over a longer period has fallen drastically, beating of saying that we deal with our ext. 125 sponsoring House Concurrent of time. By any measure, even the most optimistic problems using the “Utah Way.” Resolution 007 which officially 2017 was an extraordinary projections from a decade In that spirit, we believe Utah Rebecca Jameison year for changing trends in Classifieds/Legals acknowledges climate change ago. Rocky Mountain Power’s can tackle the challenges of and urges the state to prioritize climate. Devastating heat recent decision to invest $3.2 climate change through its own rjameison/davisclipper.com waves, hurricanes, floods, ext. 124 and coordinate the use of billion in wind energy provides means. But we must first have its tremendous free market mudslides, and wild fires are proof that cleaner technologies open and honest discussions of becoming routine events. Circulation resources to deal with our can compete in the current the problem, which is what my longer hotter summers and Close to home, one does not energy market. The transition resolution is meant to initiate. have to look further then Cindi Scott recurrently lower snowpack to electric vehicles is also well We can continue to grow our and reservoir levels. To Tooele. During the 100 years underway. Vehicle manufactur- economy and create jobs while [email protected] from 1900 to 2000 Tooele had ext. 119 develop creative, Utah-based ers like Ford, GM, Toyota, and addressing climate change. solutions, we must first agree 66 days over 100 degrees, but Volvo have accelerated their We are asking our colleagues, on the nature and serious- in the first decade of the 2000s timelines for transitioning most Utah’s policymakers, to be open ness of the problem. The there were 94 such days. The or all of their entire production to discussing these issues dur- 1370 South 500 West vast majority of scientists, case becomes stronger as you lines to hybrid and electric ing the 2018 legislative session Bountiful, UT 84010 including climatologists look at temperature extremes. vehicles. In Utah, this will pro- so we can begin working on Ph: 801-295-2251 There were only four days www.davisclipper.com and scientists from Brigham vide the additional benefit of Utah solutions to tackle it head Young University, Utah State over 103 from 1900 to 2000 improving our air quality while on. 8 Thursday, February 1, 2018 News DAVIS CLIPPER Utah Food Bank president set to retire later this year SALT LAKE CITY—Davis County with more than 32.7 million meals He has visited every corner of the resident Jim Yorgason announced provided to Utah families in 2017, state and fostered relationships that recently that he will retire from his according to material provided. meet the food bank’s goal of ‘Fighting post as President and CEO of the Utah “While the decision is difficult, Hunger Statewide.’ Never seeking Food Bank later this year. I am confident in the capabilities of the limelight, Jim has worked quietly Yorgason joined the food bank, as everyone in our organization,” said and effectively wherever needed. COO in 2010 then became President Yorgason in the statement. “We have Our founder Lowell Bennion would and CEO in 2013. an exceptionally talented and dedi- be pleased with Jim’s contribution to “My time at Utah Food Bank cated board, executive team and staff. fulfilling the mission of the Utah Food has been a remarkable experience,” Utah Food Bank is in a strong position B an k .” Yorgason said in a release. “I’ve always to continue to build on our mission of For those interested in being felt comfortable with the meaning of ‘Fighting Hunger Statewide.’” considered for this position, applicant ‘gratitude,’ but my service in this role Yorgason will stay in his position submissions are being accepted has prompted me to appreciate the full until a replacement has been named. through Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2018. meaning of the word. The concept of “Jim has set a very high bar for the Contact Clair Farrington, Human helping those in need and recognizing future and leaves the food bank with Resources Director at ClairF@ the challenges of those in our com- a legacy of stability,” David Allred, utahfoodbank.org or mail to 3150 S. munities has caused me to be a better Utah Food Bank board chair said in 900 W., Salt Lake City, UT 84119 with person and has made an impact that the release. “He has served Utah Food any questions regarding submission will always stay with me.” Bank with distinction. Under his requirements. Visit utahfoodbank.org COUrtEsy PHOtO Annual food distribution statewide direction, the food bank has expanded for more information about Utah Food JIM YORGASON is set to retire as President increased from 30.8 million pounds to both its services and capabilities while Bank. and CEO of the Utah Food Bank later this year. 39.2 million pounds during his tenure, still maximizing every dollar spent. [email protected] He took the position in 2013. bills a notable woman like planning services for planned dealing with to use the database with a fied opioid prescribing Continued from page 2 Cannon represent the women who fall below the opioid crisis. The warrant. guidelines through a call, state. the poverty level without first bill would allow law His other bill would letter and then an office Rep. Becky Edwards insurance coverage. enforcement to access give instruction to the visit. Ward said it is easy the statue of Philo T. presented some of her HB12 is intended to add the state Controlled Division of Occupational to inadvertently increase Farnsworth with Martha bills as part of the Family these services through Substance Database when and Professional opioid prescriptions over Hughes Cannon in Economic Prosperity Medicaid to fill the working on a specific Licensing to communi- time. National Statuary Hall in Action Plan last Thursday coverage gap that would case, easier and faster. cate with a doctor who Washington, D.C. where aimed at identifying the not only support families There would be tight has been consistently each state can display barriers women face in but economics as well. controls with only the veering from the speci- two people that convey the workforce. The bills Edwards and Ward officer whose assignment their history. Utah’s other included family medical both have resolutions on is relevant to using the statue is Brigham Young. leave, increased work- climate change to encour- database allowed access. Weiler said he has noth- place protections and age more discussion in The bill is intended to hit ing against Farnsworth childcare incentives. Rep. the legislature on how a middle ground between he just believes it is time Ray Ward, R-Bountiful to deal with the issue in expansive access that has for a change and that it also highlighted his bill Utah. been misused in the past, would be nice to have that would provide family Ward also has bills to police only being able GOT SOMETHING TO SELL? ADVERTISE WITH US!

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by Jenniffer WARDELL what’s going on beyond the edges challenging way, all too clearly the [email protected] of the photograph. mistress of the house. Among the sinister photo- In “Intractable,” a man is being BOUNTIFUL—Some pictures graphs, some of the most interest- harassed by two other men on the contain a thousand stories in them. ing are also the subtlest. In “Meat,” second floor of a parking garage That’s especially true of Adam a young woman sits at a table in in a nameless city. The most Watkins’ “Echoes From a Morning front of a plate full of meat in interesting element, however, is the Star,” which is on display in the the dining room of a large, fancy woman standing on the first floor. downstairs gallery of the Bountiful house. Things seem very simple on She’s not moving to her car like a Davis Art Center now through the surface, until you look closer at normal person might be, or even Feb. 9. The photographs all display the scene out the window and see obviously listening with some kind different staged scenes, all of them that the blurry image of the woman of emotional reaction. She’s just suggesting moments caught in a cleaning the pool reveals her to be waiting, far more nicely dressed larger narrative. They range from in high heels and lingerie. Inside, than anyone else, and it’s hard not PhOTO By JenniffeR WARDeLL sinister to faintly sad, all of them the woman sitting at the table is designed to make viewers wonder staring at the camera in a direct, | “BREAking” by Adam Watkins see Exhibit 10 10 Thursday, February 1, 2018 SHOWCASE DAVIS CLIPPER

ExHiBit ‘Winchester,’ me, and the things ‘everyone knows’ Continued from page 9 ometimes, the reasons, and that seemed tors in business or she probably doesn’t care what she’s about to do. things “everyone as good as any other. simply didn’t know how Movie about any of our opinions, On the surface, Sknows” turns out But then I heard about to design a house (for since she didn’t seem to “Breaking” feels like it not to be true at all. “Winchester,” the new example, she never made BEAt care much about that sort should be sinister as well. “Everyone knows” that movie opening this a master plan). Part of the Jenniffer of thing even when she A rough-looking man WARDELL in an undershirt is in a the Winchester Mansion weekend that plays with house was also damaged Movie critic, member was still alive. in California, with too the idea of a house full by the 1906 earthquake, of the Utah Film But it upsets me a backyard on a winter Critics night, burying a large many doors and staircases of vengeful ghosts (the which didn’t help matters Association little, that I let myself be that lead nowhere, are movie isn’t being screened either. so unaware of what the storage container in the that way because of for critics). Suddenly, The story about the truth was. I can’t help but snowy ground. Though ghosts. After she lost Sarah Winchester became ghosts, it turns out, came wonder what other stories a first glance at the entire her husband and infant more than just a passing from the people who have looked for it any I’ve just blindly accepted, scene seems to suggest a daughter at a young age, story. She was my job, bought the place after time, spurred by nothing taking the things crime being covered up, legend says a psychic told which meant that it was Sarah died. The ones who more serious than a desire “everyone knows” at face a closer look reveals that Sarah Winchester that time to do a little more turned it into a tourist to find out whether this value without bothering the man’s face is distant the spirits of everyone research. attraction, and opened thing I’d “always known” to find out whether and sad. The tattoo on killed by Winchester rifles I assumed, when I the place to the public to be true had any actual they’re actually true. his arm is a portrait of a had cursed her family. It started, that I would only a few months later. basis in reality. If I had, I Or, for that matter, who dog, and soon the viewer goes on to say that she turn up a more nuanced According to a carpenter would have immediately told the story in the first realizes that the storage built the strange house view of her belief in who worked on the seen the legend for what it place. I’m a journalist – I container is too small in an attempt to appease the ghosts and whether property for several years, really was – a sales pitch, should know better than for a human but is just them, and construction she ever thought they’d they also made several designed to con people anyone the importance of right for a beloved dog. continued on it until the been appeased. Instead, architectural changes to into tossing away their a credible source. Then you remember the day she died. what I found is that the house and blamed money at a tourist trap. So I’m going to start title, and the entire thing When I first heard the there’s no evidence for them on Sarah. Clearly, But I never looked. I checking. Every time I becomes just a little bit story, I assumed it was the ghost story at all. these are people for never even thought about find myself nodding along heartbreaking. completely true. Not She never talked about whom accuracy was of it. to something “everyone Other photographs the ghosts, of course – I it, never hung out with the utmost priority. The fact that I believed knows,” I’m going to look go straight for the generally believe the dead any psychics, nothing. In the end, most of this particular lie for so into it. That way, I can heartstrings. Watkins’ have better things to do Though she never gave this information was long didn’t damage much, find out for myself how “In Genuflection” – but the idea that grief a definitive explanation remarkably easy to find in the long run. I’m sure real the information is. portrays a police officer could make a woman for her strange house, (a lot of it is right on that, wherever Sarah I feel like I owe it to on one knee in front of obsessive and afraid. the theories are either her Wikipedia page, Winchester is right now, Sarah. a little girl huddled on People shut themselves that it was an odd way carefully sourced from she doesn’t care even a her front steps, leaving away for a thousand of keeping local contrac- her biography). I could little bit about what my the viewer to think of all opinion of her was. She the possible stories that might have led the little it on the schedule last 75 and 80 minutes long, The free concerts are held chamber concerts, hoping girl and police officer OpErA there. “Acts of Faith” Continued from page 9 year. Unfortunately, not about 15-20 minutes monthly at the Alpine to give them the musical everyone’s schedules were longer than the average Church in Layton. experiences necessary features a modern-day free at the same time, so chamber concert but still “We have an audience to write about for class “Pieta” in a coin laundry, do instrumental. So we the council made sure relatively brief. who just puts it on their assignments. and the way the woman were looking to incor- to put this year’s concert “It’s a great oppor- calendars for the entire “We know students holds onto the empty porate a different type of earlier in the season. tunity to hear a short year,” said Cowan. “But we need to see this type of uniform speaks of a program.” “We’ve been trying program,” she said. love to have new people programming, and can’t tragic loss that we know In fact, the arts to connect with them for The arts council’s c om e .” always afford to do that,” nothing about. council has been trying to awhile,” she said. “It’s all a chamber music series She added that the she said. The art center is arrange for this concert matter of timing.” serves as a large part of arts council has really Alpine Church is located on 90 N. 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Small changes can make a huge difference – face it as much in Utah, smoking is still an issue sometimes it’s a matter of life and death. February and e-cigarettes are a concern as well,” she said. is American Heart Month and it’s a good time to “Stress and our fast paced lifestyle contribute. remember that heart disease is We’re always on the go constantly. It all Becky Ginos the No. 1 cause of death in the combines. Here at AHA we’re trying to focus on United States. mindfulness and taking care of our mental health Staff Writer “There’s a reason it was as well as overall health.” designated as American Heart Try simple things such as laughter during the Month by Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson back in day, she said. “Make silly faces with your family 1963,” said Jennifer Merback, Communications or watch videos of puppies and babies. Go for Marketing director for the Utah and Las Vegas a walk with your coworkers. It can all make a American Heart Association (AHA). “Back then difference.” more than half the deaths in the U.S. were caused Rest is important too. “We all know sleep by cardiovascular disease. Now it’s the leading matters,” said Merback. “You should be getting cause of death globally with more than 17.3 seven to nine hours a night.” million deaths each year.” The AHA lists these risk factors for Heart Although it’s No. 1 in the U.S. it knows no Disease, Stroke and Cardiovascular Disease: borders, she said. “It is expected to rise to more • Smoking than 23.6 million by 2030.” • Physical Inactivity Merback said the risk of heart disease is a • Nutrition combination of lifestyle and family history. “Diet, lack of physical activity, and although we don’t n See “PROTECT” p. 16 It’s not easy fighting the good fight against salt

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Some spices are, surprisingly, even good for you. Salt One tablespoon of garlic powder also gives you 3 Continued from p. 15 percent of your daily potassium needs, 2 percent of Turning failure your daily iron needs, and a surprising 10 percent of the flavors already there and making the entire dish your daily vitamin B-6 needs. Though onion powder more enjoyable to eat. That’s why it’s in practically has fewer nutrition boosts, one tablespoon still offers into success everything, from the tomato sauce you buy in the store 1 percent of your daily potassium needs, 2 percent to the hamburgers you get from fast-food places. It’s of your daily calcium needs, 2 percent of your daily one of the main components in ramen noodles, which magnesium needs, and 4 percent of your daily It's called the Museum of Failure but is a main culinary staple for both college students and dietary fiber needs. the touring exhibition that opened in Los financially-strapped entertainment journalists. Even here, though, you’ve got to watch out for the Angeles this holiday season is anything On top of that, salt is literally addictive. A variety salt. A lot of commercially sold spice blends include but a failure, says the Association of of studies have shown that eating salt causes the a heaping helping of salt, since it punches up the brain to release dopamine, the neurotransmitter that flavor of all the other spices in the mix. Make sure Mature American Citizens [AMAC]. makes you feel pleasure. It’s exactly the same process you check the label before you buy your spices, and Samuel West, a Swedish doctor that happens when you consume alcohol or nicotine, if you can’t find a mix that hasn’t been salt bombed who calls himself an “innovation and that means salt can be just as hard a habit to then go ahead and make your own. Check the top break. three to five spices on the spice mix ingredients list – researcher,” has put together a So I’ve resolved to cut back on the salt, and I’m odds are, they’ll be somewhere else on the shelf. collection of 100 real clunkers that going to use spices to help me do it. Though many And when you go for the garlic or onion, make some of the world's most successful spices include trace amounts of sodium, they’re sure you go for the powder version rather than the companies produced and recalled over proportionally far less than straight salt. More salt version. The average ratio of garlic salt is three importantly, they still make food taste delicious, parts salt to one part garlic, proportions that can the years. And, it is attracting quite a sometimes even more so than simple salt can sneak up on you when you’re using more than just a bit of interest. manage. few shakes. It includes the line of frozen dinners that Colgate tried to market in the 1980s. Also on display is Coca-Cola BlaK, the company's attempt to cash in on the high-priced coffee craze in the mid 1990s. The concoction was a blend of coffee and Diet Coke with what Dr. West described as “disgusting.”

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Well, this year it Harold sounds, keeping up really hit home while Pergler with conversations, MCd, CCC-a, conversing with family F-aaa, F-ada particularly in a noisy and friends over the environment, and with a holidays. That “one moderate hearing loss, thing” you’ve known will experience listening you needed to address. and communication You’ve had time to much more advanced difficulties in everyday think about it, you’ve options available now. surroundings.” This wondered what you • Clients are being research clearly should do about it, and “overwhelmed” with the demonstrates hearing now you’re wondering, sound quality and the devices to be a vital “What’s next?” improvement in their intervention for those It would seem that the hearing ability. with a hearing loss. most important times in • Hearing loss can With the technology life involve family, friends increase the risks of falls now available, the and close associates. or other accidents. hearing devices are As we gather in groups • The effort we make helping to improve whether large or small, to understand speech the quality of lives for we often find it much can be exhausting when many. Studies continue more challenging to a hearing loss is present to show that people are understand conversation and will literally wear hearing more clearly, in the noisier you out faster. with less effort and better environments. A hearing Cochrane reviews comprehension with loss can get in the way are internationaly this groundbreaking of our relationships, our recognized as the technology. job performances and highest standard I Go after that New our general health and evidence-based health Year’s resolution this well-being. If you found care resources. A 2017 year. If you have a yourself struggling to Cochrane review of hearing loss or know keep up on conversations hearing devices “shows someone who does over the recent holiday that an objective, and you’d like to know season, you were not transparent and more; if you’d like to along. accountable review of hear how we can better Important things we evidence finds hearing a life, a relationship and think you should know: aids are effective for mild even someone’s general • Advances in and moderate hearing health through better technology have shown loss.” This is something hearing, call your local improvement in speech most of us already audiologist today. understanding by as knew but now there is much as 30 percent evidence showing there over just a few years is a life-changing impact ago. Hearing loss for people wearing is associated with hearing devices. Have an increased risk of The research states dementia. “People with a mild • Even if you were fit to moderate hearing You for hearing devices just a loss will typically have few years ago, there are difficulty hearing quiet Scheduled Your On the beach Yearly The beach house that 44-year-old 801-797-9121 Marcio Matolias built for himself in Skin/Mole 320 West 500 South Ste., 210 Rio de Janeiro 22 years ago is, in Bountiful, Utah fact, a super-sized sand castle. He told Exam? above Ski’N See reporters recently that while people pay Dr. Jared R. Heaton legacy-dermatology.com dearly for their seaside residences, "I Board Certified Dermatologist do not have any bills and have a good life." Specializing in: Matolias admits that it can get pretty Skin cancer diagnosis and treatment • Melanoma • Mole exam and removal • Acne Vascular treatment for spider hot inside the sand castle at night and veins & rosacea • Skin Tags • Warts • Melasma • Skin Diseases • Age Spots • Hair Loss • Eczema • CO2 laser that he sometimes resorts to spending resurfacing • Botox & Dysport • In office MOHS micrographic surgery for skin cancer the night at a friend's house or out of Facial Fillers • Chemical Peels doors on the beach. Schedule an appointment online at zocdoc.com 18 Thursday, February 1, 2018 thrive DAVIS CLIPPER DAVIS CLIPPER thrive Thursday, February 1, 2018 19 Eat red to protect your heart

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Community & Personal Interest 23 Calendar in Davis County 24 Religion 25 Obituaries Life THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018 “We want to get kids exposed early on to technology. We already have keyboarding in the elementaries but now we’re adding coding.” — Jay Welk

becky ginos/davis clipper natalie marsh and Ty Jones work on creating apps as part of the lead the Way program at orchard elementary. courTesy of dTc IT Pathways Program is training for the future by Becky GINOS training needed, get a job and software development and web [email protected] enter the technical sector.” development,” said Kim Ziebarth GOED and Silicon Slopes Vice President of Instruction FARMINGTON—In an partnered in August 2017 to at DTC. “Students can earn ever-changing technical world, form the IT Pathways Program certificates and then go on to students in Davis County will creating opportunities for stu- earn a bachelor’s degree. Our have a leg up as part of a new IT dents to take part in job shadows goal is to not duplicate credits. Pathways Program announced and possible internships with When kids are in high school courTesy of dTc recently by Gov. Gary Herbert. companies such as Dell EMC, they can attend (DTC) tuition chelsey price (top) a cybersecurity student works with dTc instructor Davis School District, Davis DOMO, Instructure, Pluralsight, free and they can become eligible robbie sweeten. (above) nicole Whitear and Matt pitkin study cybersecurity. Tech College and Weber State Workfront, Xactware, Qualtrics, to get entry level positions in the University join two other regions Microsoft, Vivint and more. workforce, earn a salary, receive “We’re very excited to be part ing courses. “At the high schools piloting the program as part of “Industry involvement gives mentoring and gain valuable of the governor’s roll out of the they have digital media, AP the state’s Talent Ready Utah them opportunities to participate experience that has relevance IT Pathways,” said Welk. “We’re programming I and concurrent initiative. in many areas,” she said. “It every day.” also excited to team up with Davis enrollment,” he said. “I feel like we “The Pathways Program is a helps the companies too because Ziebarth said DTC values Tech and Weber State. This is part have a lot of good things in place challenge given by Gov. Herbert,” they know what’s being taught the prior knowledge, skills and of the governor’s overall plan. Our but we are looking to expand said Kimberlee Carlile, direc- and what is currently needed in education that students bring state has a 3.1 percent unemploy- offerings where we can.” tor of Talent Initiatives in the the workforce. It will be good with them. “We try to build on ment rate. We’re doing well and The IT Pathways Program will Governor’s Office of Economic for students to get out and see those skills so when they go to getting a lot of industry into our be implemented in the fall and Development (GOED). “He what it looks like and have an the university they’re not repeat- state but we need skilled workers.” students in all of the district’s high wanted to focus on the technical opportunity to interact with ing what they’ve proven they The program is for K-12, schools can choose courses that sector because it’s the fastest these businesses.” already know,” she said. “DTC he said. “We want to get kids focus on one of three IT areas, growing sector in Utah.” This falls under Gov. fills in the blanks in education to exposed early on to technology. computer science, cyber security Utah had the greatest Herbert’s Talent Ready Utah fulfill the needs in the industry. If We already have keyboarding in or digital media, according to the percentage of tech job growth in Initiative by bringing industry we can get them in the door we the elementaries but now we’re district. the nation in 2016 with careers and education together, said can better meet their needs.” adding coding,” he said. “Through “There are so many more in software and IT representing Carlile. “It’s something we’re At the district level, Career project ‘Lead the Way’ children things in terms of careers that more than 68,000 jobs over 4,000 encouraging across the state & Technical Education Director are learning app development. It’s students can do,” Welk said. companies, according to material to help fill jobs and train our Jay Welk said the IT Pathways basic for young kids but again, it “Parents will help them in the provided. workers across Utah.” complements two other exposes them to it.” direction they should go. I’m “It brings together K-12 Locally, Davis Tech College pathways that have already At the junior high level, Welk grateful to have this opportunity educational systems to build (DTC) will implement the been implemented, Utah said several schools offer creative through IT Pathways.” a pathway at any stage of life,” program in three areas. “We will Aerospace Pathway and Medical coding, exploring computer said Carlile. “People can get the be focusing on cyber security, Innovations Pathway. science and computer program- DAVIS CLIPPER LIFE Thursday, February 1, 2018 23 Calendar

go to RootsTech.org. Arts Council will open their deadly when the “slasher” As always, junior high and high 451-5259, hopeboxtheatre@ Events 2018 Free Concert Series with returns and strikes again. While school students receive free gmail.com. a special pre-Valentine’s Day it appears no one is innocent, admission with their school ID. Feb. 7: Raise your hand performance by Alan Marsden. it’s not until after a performance Feb. 9-24: Crazy for You in support of children who Music “ ” The concert will be at 7 p.m. at of dizzying conversations, forays performed at Hope Box Exhibits struggle with learning. Join Feb. 2: Opera greats will be West Bountiful City Hall. through secret doorways, a Mariam Herrman, MA, BCET, Theatre. Billed as “The New coming together for a free power outage and multiple Gershwin Musical Comedy,” Jan. 12-Feb. 9: “All Those Who Board Certified Educational concert Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. at Alpine crimes, that the Stage Door Wander: Exploring the World By Therapist during the open the Tony Award-winning Church in Layton. Iowa native Stage Slasher is finally revealed. As musical is largely based Lens” will be on display in the house of her new office at the Abigail Rethwisch, soprano, part of the Backstage Series main gallery of the Bountiful Bountiful Professional Plaza, on the songwriting team’s stepped in on short notice in Jan 5-Feb. 3: In a story that at the Grand Theatre, The 1930 musical, Girl Crazy, but Davis Art Center Jan. 12 through 1480 S. Orchard Drive, Suite March 2017 to sing the title seems just as relevant today as Musical Comedy Murders of Feb. 9. Other exhibits, by Jon 108 from 2 to 6 p.m. Cookies incorporates songs from several role of Lucia di Lammermoor for it did several decades ago, “To 1940 is under the direction of other productions as well. A Bouwhuis and Adam Watkins, for kids from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. the entire run of Utah Opera’s Kill a Mockingbird” examines David Hanson, with Hannah are running concurrently in the and appetizers for friends and portion of the proceeds from production. For the 2017-18 hypocrisy and prejudice of Ensign as Intern Director. Ticket this play will go to a local family side and downstairs galleries. neighbors from 5 to 6 p.m. season she will be singing society through the eyes of are $20 and are available Bountiful Davis Art Center is Feb. 10: struggling with cancer, 1700 S. Love to Shop Adele in Die Fledermaus and a small, unconventional girl at 801-957-3322 or www. Frontage Road, Kaysville, 801- located at 90 N. Main Street in Valentine’s Boutique, Davis performing with her husband, named Scout and CenterPoint GrandTheatreCompany.com. Bountiful. bdac.org. Conference Center, Layton, 11 baritone Andrew Paulson, Legacy Theatre brings this a.m. to 5 p.m. Unique items during the Utah Symphony’s fascinating story to life. It’s years and special offers from over 30 Great American Road Trip. later and our heroine, Scout, is vendors; events includes food Lebanese-American mezzo- recounting the trial that awoke and door prizes. soprano Melanie Ashkar has the sleepy town of Maycomb, Feb. 16: Utah State University appeared across New York City Alabama. A black man has Extension is co-sponsoring as Earth (Los Elementos) with been accused of an atrocious the Northern Utah Marriage New York City Opera, Olga crime against a white woman Celebration held at the Weber (Eugene Onegin) and Lucretia and the only man willing to State University Shepherd (The Rape of Lucretia) with stand by his side is Scout’s Union Building from 4 to Utopia Opera, Bradamante father, Atticus Finch, a well- 9:30 p.m. Designed as a date (Alcina) with OperaRox to-do lawyer in the otherwise night for those who want to Productions, and as Jo (Little depression-stricken town. prepare for or strengthen Women), Older Woman (Flight) Directed by Jennie Richardson their marriage, the marriage and La Zia Principessa/Zita and performed by two stellar celebration features workshops (Suor Angelica/Gianni Schicchi) casts, CenterPoint Legacy Theatre presented by professionals with Mannes Opera. Tenor gives new relevance to “To from Northern Utah. Workshop Christopher Oglesby makes his Kill a Mockingbird.” Reserve include such topics as intimacy, Utah Opera debut as Parpignol your tickets by calling the box communication and staying in La bohème this season, with office at 801-298-1302 or go connected. Matt Townsend, additional appearances in online to cptutah.org. “To Kill keynote speaker, will present Moby-Dick, Gianni Schicchi, and a Mockingbird” is sponsored “Keeping the Spark.” The Die Fledermaus. As an education by a generous donation from conference begins at 6 p.m. artist with The Dallas Opera, he Dewsnup, King, Olson, and and includes two workshop performed the role of Bastien in Worel. Mozart’s Bastien and Bastienne sessions. Bonus workshop Feb. 8-24: Salt Lake and Don Giovanni in Davies’ sessions are available from 4 Community College’s Grand The Three Little Pigs. An active to 5 p.m. and from 5 to 6 p.m. Theatre is thrilled to present, soloist, Mr. Oglesby recently Tickets are available at www. “The Musical Comedy Murders appeared with the Abilene marriagecelebration2108. of 1940.” Written by playwright Philharmonic, the Dallas Puccini eventbrite.com or by calling legend, John Bishop, audiences Society, and Opera Diversitá. 1-801-399-8207. Tickets are in for some good laughs Detroit native bass-baritone purchased after Jan. 31 will with this hilarious spoof of Jesús Vicente Murillo made his be $40 a couple or $25 an the great murder mystery professional debut at the age of individual. A limited number of movies of the 1940s. With 18 with Michigan Opera Theater tickets may be available at the secret passageways, mistaken as The Android in The Very Last door and will be by cash or check identities, and one plot twist Green Thing. In Utah Opera’s only. 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The din- reminds people that she’s not Everyone is welcome to the most well-known choirs in ner will be Feb. 6 at 6:30 p.m. at a spokesperson for the choir, attend the meeting, but those the world. the Wight House in Bountiful. she said that she always loves to who are interested in taking Wendy Flanders, a member “She will be sharing some share her experiences and that part in the dinner need to of the Mormon Tabernacle of the wonderful experiences being a part of the choir has call ahead and make financial Choir, will speak at the she’s had with the choir,” said been a huge blessing in her life. arrangements. February dinner held by the Brent Schick, president of the When she’s not with the For more information or Centerville chapter of the Sons Centerville chapter. choir, Flanders works as a violin to take part in the dinner, call Flanders, a Centerville resi- and voice instructor. She and Schick at 801-718-0673. WENDY FLANDERS will speak at the dent, auditioned for and joined her husband Ferrin have four CouRtesy PHoto February Centerville suP dinner. the choir in 2013. Though she children and 11 grandchildren. [email protected] DAVIS CLIPPER LIFE Thursday, February 1, 2018 25 Obituaries

Bessie Harmon Jewett Lois Ann Jones Joyce Maye Rasmussen Hayes Richardson 1934-2018 1938-2018 1924-2018 Bountiful — Lois Ann Jones, age Our loving mother, grandmother, 83 passed away Jan. 25, 2018, sister and friend, Joyce Maye Beloved mother, grandmother and surrounded by her loved ones. Rasmussen Hayes, passed away on great-grandmother, and the last of her Lois was born April 25, (or for most Jan. 27, 2018 in Bountiful, after a brothers and sisters, passed away Jan. of her life, understood her birthday valiant battle with pulmonary fibrosis. 24, 2018, in Bountiful. Born Jan. 27, to be April 28), 1934 in Provo, to Joyce was born May 15, 1938, 1924 in Price. She was the youngest George Andrew Morley and Ann Lillian in Salt Lake City, to James Albert daughter of Melvin Thomas and Sarah Krmpotic. Rasmussen and Ivy Lillian Wiggins Ellen Horsley Harmon. She attended She has always been the heart of Rasmussen. school in Price and the LDS Business our family with her positive attitude She attended public schools in Salt College in Salt Lake City. She worked and sweet spirit. Mom has recently Lake City, and graduated from West at the Continental Bank for many struggled through countless physical High School in 1956. years. Married Kenneth Harold Jewett, trials but has shown us, by example, Joyce worked for Mountain Fuel Feb. 15, 1946, in Salt Lake City. They how to be strong and not give up. Supply Co. (Questar Gas) retiring in lived in Elkins, New Hampshire and Mom was always making friends wherever she went. She loved to 1995. returned to Salt Lake City in 1949. In winter in Arizona and enjoyed golfing, playing cards, watching Jazz She married Robert Wilson Hayes on Nov. 21, 1972 in Las Vegas, 1955, they moved to their new home basketball and loved to visit with her friends on the patio. NV. Later solemnized in the Ogden Utah Temple. in Bountiful where she continued She loved to be around her family and was always attending Joyce was an active member of the LDS Church, having served to live for 59 years. Kenneth died in programs, games and performances of her grandchildren and faithfully in callings in Relief Society, Primary and Sunday School. 1978. In 1984, she married Leonard great-grandchildren. Her family was everything to her. Joyce loved her family and spent wonderful vacations together at “Rich” Richardson. He died in 2006. She is survived by her two sons, Tom Jr. (Shanda), Gary and her Disneyland, other parts of California, and the beautiful Oregon Coast. At Christmas time, she would make daughter Debbie Olsen (Ben). She leaves behind her legacy in many Survived by husband, Bob, children, Kristi Hayes, Jeff Hayes, step different kinds of candy and cookies grandchildren, great grand-children, and one great grand-son that children, Cindy Hayes, CoLene Wood, Robert S. Hayes, and Mark and give them away to friends and will be born in July. Hayes. 12 grandchildren, sisters, Lynn Pieros and Nola Sanford, and family. She loved to make quilts, which She is preceded in death by her sweet husband, Tom, her parents, numerous cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. she gave to her family and made many Andy and Ann Morley, her brother, George Morley, grandson Toby, Preceded in death by her parents, and sister, Rosemarie Anderson. more for others. She also loved to bake and numerous aunts, uncles and friends. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 1, 2018 at cookies and breads and give them to Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018 at the Russon Mortuary, 295 North Main, Bountiful, with a viewing from her family. Lindquist’s Bountiful Mortuary, 727 N. 400 East, where friends may 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior to the service. Graveside service will follow She is survived by her sons and visit family Friday, Feb. 2 from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday 10 to 10:45 at the Bountiful City Cemetery, 2224 S. 200 West. Online guestbook daughters-in-law, Melvin Guy (Toni Ann) and Harold Roy (Julie Ann); a.m. prior to services. Graveside services will be held at Lakeview at www.russonmortuary.com grandchildren: James Kirk (Lacie Jo), Kenneth Guy (Valerie), and Memorial Park, 1640 E. Lakeview Dr., Bountiful following the service. Nicole (Don) Jordan; and great-grandchildren: Megan, Molly, Macey, The family would like to express our sincere thanks and apprecia- Colby, Aubrey, Rebecca, Gaven and Hailey. tion to Legacy Healthcare and specifically Stephanie Reed, for the A special thank you to Paul and Taisy Thompson for their continued love and kindness she showed mom in her last days. You were an friendship for more than 40 years. angel to our angel. Preceded in death by husbands, parents and siblings. In lieu of flowers the family is requesting contributions be made Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m., Wednesday, January 31, to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Utah, 771 East Winchester, Murray, 2018, at the Bountiful City Cemetery. A viewing will be held Tuesday Utah 84107, or Primary Children’s Hospital, P.O. Box 6935, Salt Lake evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Russon Mortuary, 295 North Main, City, Utah 84158 in mom’s name. 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He loved to cook for his wife Joanie and anyone and everyone else that wanted to come over for dinners; presentation was everything. As a family we spent Sunday’s texting football scores. An avid Green Bay Packer fan, Classifi eds he also followed the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots; we loved our Sunday family football games. Bill is survived by his wife Joanie, son William Peter, Jennifer Nienke, step-daughters, Karen Zeile, Ivar Zeile, Andrea and Richard Matson and two grandsons Logan Nienke and Udo Zeile, brother Buy direct from us and avoid paying sales commission to a mortuary or salesman. Robert and his wife Donna, sister in-law Lorie Nienke. Preceded in death by his first wife Jacqueline ne ́e Posik and brother Jerry Nienke. A memorial service will be held at The Episcopal Church of the 2010 South Main •Bountiful Resurrection located at 1131 South Main Street, Centerville, on Feb. 2, 2018 at 11 a.m. Lunch will be served immediately following .. the services. The family would like to thank Russon Brothers bountifulmemorialart.com Mortuary and South Davis Home Health & Hospice for their loving care. Donations can be made to The INN Between— hospice for the 801-295-2251 ext 100 Homeless. Like us on Facebook 26 Thursday, February 1, 2018 LIFE DAVIS CLIPPER Evelyn Marie Hilgendorff Aulene Cushing Egan Obituaries Loveless 1924-2018 Aulene Cushing Egan, best friend Audrey Reeve Clark 1930-2018 and wife of Carl Hatch Egan, angel Our loving, beautiful wife, mother, mother of Alan, Linda and John, 1926-2018 grandma and great-grandma, age 87, amazing grandmother, and great- Audrey Reeve Clark, 91, passed passed away peacefully surrounded grandmother passed away on Jan. 26, away Jan. 25, 2018. She was born by her family on Jan. 24, 2018. She 2018 at the home of her daughter, Nov. 18, 1926, to William Percival was born in Richfield, on Feb. 8, Linda. She was born in Monticello, NY Reeve and Amanda Peterson Bott. 1930, to John G. and Leora Dastrup on March 18, 1924, to James Henry She was the sixth of seven children. Hilgendorff, the second of three Cushing, Sr. and Jane Ellen Mulligan. She married George Craner Sept. 16, children. She married D. James Perhaps because she was a child of 1946, and had three children. George (Jim) Loveless on Dec. 3, 1953, and the “great depression,” she treasured passed away Dec. 27, 1953. She they were sealed together in the Salt beautiful things. When she was four married Carlos Robinson Clark May 8, Lake Temple a year later. She was the years old, her mother was killed in 1959, in the Salt Lake Temple. They mother of six, grandmother of 25 and an automobile accident. Her 66 joined her three children and his great-grandmother of 31. year old grandmother Olena Amelia seven children to make one family. Evelyn lived in Richfield until about Cushing took over the care of the Later, Audrey and Carlos added three age six and then moved with her five grandchildren. Mom loved and more children to the family. The raised family to Provo, where she spent her admired her. their blended family in Farmington. Carlos passed away March 16, growing up years and was married Aulene grew up in Bountiful, 2007. there. After three children were graduating from Davis High School Audrey received her degree from Utah State and taught school born to Jim and Evelyn, they moved where she met the handsome Carl for 26 years before retiring in 1986. She was a member of the to Salt Lake City where they were Egan. World War II broke out and Carl Daughters of the Utah Pioneers and a Farmington Literacy Club blessed with three more children, all went to war as a fighter pilot. Before member. She enjoyed reading, singing, gardening, canning, sewing, in ten and half years! They moved to Carl was sent overseas, he got leave traveling, and being with her family. Bountiful in 1968 and have resided and they were married in the Salt Lake She is survived by their children Bruce (Melva), Linda Anderson, there to the present. Her life has Temple on July 2, 1943. Daryl (Marlene), Diane (Rud) Warner, Judy (Glenn) Rice, Carla been filled with music. Her father Aulene was a perfectionist. Her Taylor, Kay (Gary) Gledhill, Carolyn (Lane) Sweat, Don (Glenda), Gary and mother were both music teachers house was always clean, her meals (Maurette); daughters-in-law Lucy and Sherlene; 60 grandchildren; and instilled in her a great love of were delicious and every calling she 105 great-grandchildren; 81 great-great grandchildren and her music. She started playing the violin at age three and then moved had in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was done to brother John Reeve. to the cello at age five. She played cello at Provo High School, where the best of her abilities. She served as ward and stake Relief Society She was preceded in death by her husband Carlos; children her father was the orchestra teacher. It was there that she met a cute President, Primary President, and many other callings. She was Ronald, Dennis, Kevin, and John; son-in-law Brent Taylor; daughter- bass player named Jim Loveless. She joined the Utah Symphony in an ordinance worker in the Salt Lake Temple. She loved being a in-law Katherine; three sisters; two brothers; and her parents. 1950 and played with them for 52 years before retiring. She attended member of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers. She was chosen to be The family would like to thank Symbii Home Health Care, Country BYU and then graduated from the University of Utah. She was able Bountiful’s Mother of the Year in 2008. Care Living and Welcome Home for their care and love. to travel all over Europe, South America and other places throughout She loved to travel. As soon as she, Carl, and Alan got home from a Funeral services will be held Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018, at 11 a.m. at the world with the symphony. During this busy time, she raised six trip, she was planning the next one. She loved family get-togethers, the Farmington South Stake Center, 695 S. 200 East, Farmington. children and instilled in them her love for music. She also loved especially birthdays and holidays, which were always held at her There will be a viewing from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m., prior to the services. camping with her family, sailing, skiing, cooking, golfing, working house. She taught her grandchildren how to cook, sew, decorate, be Interment, Farmington City Cemetery. Online guest book at www. in the yard, hiking, sewing, reading, keeping up with children and creative, and have confidence in their abilities. She loved working at russonmortuary.com. grandchildren’s activities, traveling and having heartfelt chats with Mrs. Cavanaugh’s Chocolates. We loved to visit her and get a sample. her children and grandchildren. She also served in the Primary and She left a legacy of charity, patience, kindness, and exemplified Velda Harvey Gines other music callings in the LDS Church. She was cherished by her Christ’s love. We will miss her hugs, her generosity and sweet spirit, family and will be greatly missed. but will not forget her example of a true follower of Jesus Christ. She is survived by her daughter Linda Mangel (Steve) and family December 29, 1932 – January 29, Evelyn is survived by her husband of 64 years, Jim; her children, Connie (David) Ewing, Alan (Michelle), Dan (MaryAnne), Roger and John (Trish) and family. Carl, Alan, her parents, and her siblings 2018 were anxiously waiting for her in heaven. Surrounded by many who loved her, (Linda), Kelly (Rachel), Sherilyn Boynton, grandchildren, great- grandchildren, sister, Diane (Karl) Furr, and many other extended Services will be held Saturday, Feb. 3 at 1 p.m. in the Bountiful Velda Harvey Gines passed from this 18th Ward, 165 S. 1000 East, Bountiful, with a viewing beforehand life peacefully on January 29, 2018, to family and life-long friends. She is preceded in death by her parents and brother, Kay Hilgendorff. from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. There will also be a viewing Friday join her eternal companion, Roger. evening, Feb. 2 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Russon Mortuary at 295 Velda was born Dec. 29, 1932, to Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2018 at 11 a.m. at the Oak Hills Chapel, 455 S. 1200 East, Bountiful. Friends may visit North Main Street, Bountiful. Online guest book at www.russonmortu- John Francis and Lucile Henderson ary.com. Harvey in Center Creek, Wasatch with the family Monday, Jan. 29, 2018 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Lindquist’s Bountiful Mortuary and Tuesday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the We are grateful to her loving friends of the Bountiful 41st Ward. County, Utah. She was the fourth of Thank you to South Davis Hospice, Brighton Hospice, Dr. Maxwell and six children born to John and Lucile. church prior to the services. Interment was at the Bountiful City Cemetery. Condolences may be shared at www.lindquistmortuary. especially Ashley Egan for your tender care. In lieu of flowers, please The daughter of a sheepherder, com. make a donation to Humanitarian Aid. she grew up in modest, yet loving circumstances. They always had food on the table and clothes on their back, but not a lot of extra frills. Because of this, even in better times, Mom Carol Barker Hadley grandsons games. Carol was a working Mother for many years, hav- was always frugal and wasted nothing, one of the traits that endeared ing a career at Mountain Bell and retiring as the executive secretary her to the family. Although she was a very private person and chose 1932-2018 for the vice president. This never stopped her from being at our not to share a lot about her personal life, she did speak fondly of her “Gram” activities, concerts, or recitals. Carol was a beloved Mutual Teacher happy childhood in Center Creek and Heber, slumber parties at the in both Boise and Bountiful. She loved the Gospel of Jesus Christ mortuary in Heber (owned by her friend’s family), summers at the Our loving Mother and of Latter-day Saints, and had so much knowledge of our Pioneer sheep camp, and earning money to buy school clothes by babysitting Grandmother, Carol Barker Hadley, history. She was exceptionally talented with hand work, making neighbor children and cleaning houses. age 85, passed away at her home in many quilts, afghans, and needlepoint works of art. She had a love During her senior year at Wasatch High School in Heber, she was Farmington, on Thursday, Jan. 18, of nature and of animals, which she passed down to her children and introduced to Roger Gines from Summit County. They fell in love and 2018, surrounded by her children. grandchildren. married on March 15, 1951, in the Salt Lake Temple. They shared 59 Carol was born, May 29, 1932, in Carol and her daughter Nancy moved to Farmington in 2014 years together on earth. Four children were born to them. Together Ogden, the oldest of two daughters, where she was filled with peace and joy. Her final years were spent they created a home where we were taught to work hard, respect to Wayne R. Barker and Ina Ross sitting on her front porch with her dog Shamus, where she made property, treat others with respect, and live prudently. Mom was Barker. Carol was married to her high many friends and acquaintances. She loved looking up at Flag Rock a gifted homemaker, where orderliness and cleanliness was a top school sweetheart, J. Rodney Hadley, Mountain, right outside her front door, and seeing the mountain priority. She also shared her perfectionistic talents by sewing clothes in the Salt Lake Temple on Oct. 30, turn pink at sunset, and watching the moon rise over the mountain for her family and tying many quilts of all sizes. Every grandchild 1953 by Spencer W. Kimball. illuminating the flag. This was Heaven on Earth to her! She loved could tell you about their favorite blanket made by Grandma Gines. Carol grew up in Ogden, where she had so many fond and her “ Natures Rides “ every Sunday morning to Farmington Pond Velda had a testimony of her Savior and of the Gospel of Jesus dear memories. As a child and young teenager, Carol and her sister and Farmington Bay, where she could watch the ducks and birds and Christ, although she shared it openly only rarely on private occa- Joanne would tap dance for the USO and many other organizations. horses, and see the changing of the seasons. Carol loved her children sions. She faithfully attended the temple as long as she was able It brought her such joy to tell a those stories of how her Mother and grandchildren so much, and was so proud of each of their and found great peace there. One of the few things she was open would play the piano while they danced, and how many darling accomplishments. She had an individual relationship with each one about was her love for her family. She adored every grandchild and costumes their Mother had made for them. Carol graduated from of her grandchildren, which was so special to her. Mom was so loved great-grandchild. Especially in the last few years, they brought her Ogden High School, where she was involved in many school activities by all of us, and will always be in our hearts! great joy. and clubs. She then attended Weber State College, where she was Carol is preceded in death by her infant son, David, and her Velda is survived by her four children; Mike (Joan), Joyce (Tony) Student Body Vice President, and while in office, had the privilege of husband of 57 years, Rod Hadley. Price, Marie (Ron) Partridge, and Rex (Natalie), 12 grandchildren, digging the first shovel full of dirt for the new college to be build on Carol is survived by her children: Rick and Ellen Eads Hadley, 43 great-grandchildren, and one sister, Evah Horne. Her husband, the hill which is today’s site for Weber State University. Carol then Nancy Hadley, Jon and Mary Taylor Hadley, and beloved grand- Roger, four grandsons, and four siblings preceded her in death. attended Brigham Young University but did not have the opportunity children: Kate, Jacob, who is currently serving an LDS Mission in Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018, to graduate at that time. Years later, she went back to school at BYU Fiji, Cody, McKay and Austin; sister: Joanne (Alan) Dayley of South at the Mueller Park 4th Ward Chapel, 1320 E. 2150 South, Bountiful. and graduated at age 53 in 1985, as the oldest graduate that year. Ogden. There will be a viewing on Friday, Feb. 2, 2018, from 6 until 8 p.m. She was so thrilled to walk across that stage to receive her degree. Graveside Services were held Thursday, Jan. 25, 2018 at 11 at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 North Main Street, Bountiful, and Rod and Carol had four children, one of whom died of SIDS a.m. at the Bountiful City Cemetery. The services will be handled by another viewing Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018, from noon to 12:45 p.m. at at the age of three months. They raised their three children in Serenity Funeral Home, with our cousin Mike Hadley officiating. the Mueller Park Chapel prior to funeral services. Interment will be at Bountiful,and Boise, Idaho, returning to Bountiful in 1968 where Our family would like to thank the staff at Orchard Cove Bountiful City Cemetery. Online guestbook at www.russonmortuary. Carol lived in her beloved home until 2010. Carol was a loving and Rehabilitation, and Horizon Hospice Care, for the kind and loving com devoted Mother and Grandmother. Always involved in our lives and care they gave our Mother in her last months and days. We are so God be with you, Mom and Dad, until me meet again. activities. She loved sports and loved going to all of her sons and grateful for all who were a part of her care. “Mom is love.” DAVIS CLIPPER TV page Thursday, February 1, 2018 27 Scores & Recaps from competition in davis county Sports THURSDAY, FeBRUARY 1, 2018 Darts, Braves, Vikings put together undefeated week by Josh McFadden Clipper sportswriter

It was a solid week for local high school boys basketball teams last week, as Davis, Bountiful and Viewmont went a combined 3-0. Now that every team is in the throes of region play, the action is heating up. The Class 6A and Class 5A tournaments are just about a month away. Davis After an 0-2 start in Region 1, the Darts have now won three of their last four games to move to 3-3 in league standings. Heading into this week, Davis was tied for third place in the CouRteSy oF DAVIS HIGH SCHooL competitive region. The Darts were just a game out of first place as this week winning region championships for the very first time, Davis High swimmers are preparing for the state championships that will be began. held at the South Davis Recreation Center in early February. Last week Davis earned a pair of victories: a 61-53 win at Weber and a 62-33 rout of Clearfield at home. Davis High swimmers win The game against Weber on Jan. 23 was a tale of runs. Davis jumped out to a 17-6 lead at the end of the first first region title quarter, but Weber fired back to cut the Davis’ halftime lead to just three points, 25-22. Davis got back in control by Catherine GaRRett On the girls side, all three relay with by outscoring Weber 23-18 in a “Wow! What an teams placed first, including the Clipper sportswriter high-scoring third quarter and held on 400-yard freestyle squad of Whitney incredible meet, for the eight-point victory. Four Darts Carlson, Kira Halls, Shallen Foote and KAYSVILLE--The Davis High registered double figures in scoring, led Jessica Barker who broke the school gymnasium will now boast banners for by Tyson Garff’s 14 points. He added We did it!” record with a 3:52.86, besting the boys and girls swimming as the teams seven rebounds as well. Josh Sanders previous time by two seconds. The brought home the Darts’ first region — Kit Barker and Trey Grossenbach chipped in 12 200 medley relay team of Halls, Olivia title in program history Jan. 25. apiece, and Rich Stucki and Brendon Smith, Elsa Mumford and Foote came in “Several swimmers mobbed princi- Redford had 10 points each. The duo take care of it immediately.” first by just .18 seconds while Carlson, pal Greg Wilkey, who watched the meet also had nine rebounds and eight The girls defeated Weber by nine Mumford, Smith and Jessica Barker – unfold from the edge of the pool, asking rebounds, respectively. points for the Region 1 title while the on the 200 free relay squad – outpaced him when the banners with 2018 on it boys topped Weber by 34 points. The Darts may have walloped would be lifted,” said swimming coach “Wow! What an incredible meet,” Clearfield three nights later, but it didn’t Kit Barker. “He replied that he would Barker said. “We did it!” see title| 29 start out that way. The Falcons were up 15-10 after one quarter, but whatever adjustment strategies Davis discussed on sidelines in between quarters must have worked. The Darts went on a 20-4 Darts win twice in girls’ prep hoop action tear. Another 19-6 surge in the fourth quarter accounted for the 29-point by Catherine GaRRett Against Weber Jan. 23, lately so this just boosts our 31 points in the second romp. Clipper sportswriter the Darts bounced back from confidence going forward. half – while Clearfield scored Redford and Garff each had 13 to a 10-2 deficit after the first Everyone played well and it 15 points – to comeback for lead Davis. Stucki had eight points and Davis picked up two key quarter to a one-point lead at really was a ‘team’ win.” the win. 15 rebounds. As a team, Davis canned region wins last week, while the half. A 38-point second Teuila Alofipo led the Lindsey Reich led in scor- 10 three-pointers in its second-largest Viewmont and Woods Cross half effort secured Davis’ scoring with 14 points, while ing with 16 points, including margin of victory this season. each won a region matchup. second region win. Sydni Oviatt had a double- three 3-pointers, while Oviatt Bountiful is still looking “It was a great game and double game with 13 points added 11 points. Davis is Bountiful for its first region victory this win was so needed, not and 12 rebounds. On Jan. 26, now 3-5 in Region 1 play The Braves had little trouble in their through four games. only to put us in a position the Darts picked up its third with a 9-8 overall record. two triumphs last week, easing past to keep fighting to get a region victory with a 48-42 Bountiful Roy 76-56 on Jan. 23 and taking care of Davis spot to go to state but for win over Clearfield. Davis fellow Davis County rival Woods Cross, The second half made the us emotionally,” head coach was down 10-7 after the first Bountiful lost 54-26 to 80-64 on Friday. difference in both Davis wins Anne Jones said. “We have quarter and by 10 points at over Weber and Clearfield. had a lot of close games halftime. The Darts scored see girlS| 29 see BOYS| 29 DAVIS CLIPPER SPORTS Thursday, February 1, 2018 29 bOyS 1-1 and moved to 6-10 giRlS region with a 2-14 record second half effort, the Bountiful, led by three Continued from page 28 overall. Continued from page 28 so far this season. Wildcats’ comeback fell players in double figures. Viewmont had just short. Barton had 15 points little trouble with Woods Viewmont Olivia Barton led while Allee McKenna and Against Roy, the Cross, building a 31-22 Roy Jan. 24. The Braves Viewmont won its Woods Cross in scoring Sara Noel each had 12 Braves scored 28 of their halftime advantage. got off to a slow start, 13th game in a row, with 23 points, while points. 76 points in the second By the time the fourth scoring just three points scoring in double figures Mele Tauataina added 10 Woods Cross is in quarter alone, making quarter began, the in the first quarter – in each quarter, with a points. third place in Region 5 an otherwise close game Vikings were in firm while Roy had 17 – and 53-46 victory over Woods On Jan. 26, the with a 3-2 record and a one-sided affair. Last control, leading 47-30. were down 29-13 at the Cross Jan. 24. Wildcats put together 12-6 overall. Friday against Woods The Vikings emptied half. Bountiful outscored The Vikings were two huge offensive halves Cross, the Braves built a their bench in the blow- Roy in the third quarter led by Mercedes Staples for a 64-34 win over 44-23 halftime advantage out win, as 11 players got 10-8, but finished the with 21 points while six and rode the strength of into the scoring column. game scoring just three others scored – Kenna a dozen three-pointer Josh Mordue was the points – while Roy scored Morris (nine points), to beat the Wildcats high-scorer; he poured in 17 – in the final eight Anna MacKay (six), for the first time since 19 points. minutes. Hannah Simonsen (five), 2015. Isaac Kime had 16 Mason Cowley had On Jan. 26, the Braves Melissa Sorenson (five), points, and Willard had 13 for Woods Cross, lost to Woods Cross Karli Gunnell (four) 15. Sophomore Camron and Jake Howe and Dax 64-34, hanging close for and Emma Carr (three). JANUARY ATHLETES Chism contributed 14, Gorringe had 12 points the first quarter, but were Viewmont is 3-0 in league OF THE MONTH while Wood tallied 10 on and 11 points, respec- down 38-17 by the break. and 13-1 overall. the night. tively for Woods Cross. Bountiful managed just The Wildcats have now 17 points in the second Woods Cross Viewmont lost seven in a row and sit half in the 30-point loss. Woods Cross lost to The Vikings played in last place in Region 5 “The girls are playing Viewmont 53-46 Jan. 24, just once last week, run- with an 0-3 record (5-13 hard and improving,” scoring just five points ning past Woods Cross overall). The rebuilding head coach Joel Burton in the second quarter to 65-46 on Jan. 23. With the Wildcats host Box Elder said. “We did have a lot of turn a two-point deficit win, the Vikings evened this Friday in their only girls score.” into eight points at half- Tom Mi Mercedes Staples their region record to game this week. Bountiful is 0-4 in time. Despite a 30-point Davis Viewmont It’s hard to argue with success, and our two Davis Clipper/Mountain Orthopaedics Athletes of the Month TiTle the 200 free relay team of 2:11.89 – 200 IM, fourth, PR of 1:03.43 in the 100 for January are leading their teams to great success. Continued from page 28 Tom Mi, Carter Barrus, PR 1:00.24 – 100 back); breast. “Not bad after Davis High swimmer Tom Mi, who won this honor Zac Michaelson and Max Barrus (fourth, 100 slicing his hand, requiring in November, was a big reason why the Darts won Deller came in first with breast; sixth, PR 2:12.85 stitches earlier this week,” their first-ever region swimming title this past week. the field by two seconds. a season-best time of – 200 IM); Adam Swasey Barker said. Mi has taken home a ton of first-place finishes, both Carlson “chased individually and as part of powerful Davis relay teams. 1:33.53. Mi also came in (sixth, PR 2:02.37 – 200 Two other third place He gets our nod for January’s best. down” Christina Gillespie first in the 200 free and free; ninth, PR 5:44.87 – finishes by the 200 med- Our Female Athlete of the Month is once again in the 100 free, according the 100 free events. 500 free); Ben Landheim ley relay team of O’Brien, Viewmont basketball star and Clemson-commit to Barker, to tie for first Other top finishers (sixth, PR 24.20 – 50 Michaelson, Barrus and Mercedes Staples. She continues to impress with her place with a personal for the boys squad were free; 10th, 100 free); and Landheim and the 400 dominating play inside for Viewmont, which is the top- record time of 57.32. Deller (second, 50 free; Tanner Sillito (sixth, PR free relay squad of Deller, ranked girls’ team in 5A basketball. Other top finishes for the fifth, PR 53.41 – 100 free); 1:01.65 – 100 fly; 11th, PR Carlson, Landheim and Congrats to both Tom and Mercedes. They will receive girls team were Barker special recognition from our sponsor again this year, Michaelson (second, 100 1:05.71 – 100 back). Mi were season-best Mountain Orthopaedics, LLC in Bountiful. (first, 200 free; second, breast, PR 1:02.26 – 100 Kyle Lortz had two times for both four-somes PR 5:37.98 - 500 free); breast; fifth, 50 free); third place finishes – in as well as key finishes for CongrATulATionS To BoTh AThleTeS! Mumford (second, PR Wil O’Brien (fourth, PR the 200 IM and with a the boys team. 2:22.06 – 200 Individual Medley; second, 100 breaststroke); Carlson Recreation (third, PR 2:06.93 – 200 free); Smith (third, 100 Center breast; fourth, 200 IM); 801.298.6220 • 550 N 200 W, Bountiful, UT • southdavisrecreation.com Halls (third, 100 back; fourth, PR 1:10.10 – 100 SWEETHEARTS RUN butterfly); Foote (fourth, Here are our Davis Clipper/Mountain Orthopaedics of February 3 PR 27.50 – 50 free; Bountiful Athletes of the Week. Grab your Sweetheart and join us for our 9th annual Sweethearts Run. Follow Mr. fourth, PR 5:53.90 – 500 Our Male Athlete of the Week honor goes to Bountiful Sweetheart himself as he leads the 1k course! Register online at: free); Annalea Karren High basketball player Brig Willard. He scored 18 points in 9 a.m. start! (fifth, 100 backstroke; a win over Roy and 15 points in a victory over Woods Cross. seventh, 50 free); and Other nominees for the male award were basketball EXCEL IN 6 Rachel Barker (seventh, Qualify for Grand Prize ! players Tyson Garff of Davis and Josh Mordue of Kick-Off: February 3rd • Finale: March 17th PR 1:18.56 – 100 breast; Registration is open! One-year Membership if Viewmont, and swimmers Tom Mi, Max Deller, Carter eighth, 200 free). $75 members / $100 non-members • Limited Space Available – Attend all training sessions Barker also noted Barrus and Zac Michaelson of Davis. Included: Initial and Final measurements – Meet goal set the contributions of Our Female Athlete of the Week award goes to Davis Weekly group training session with Personal Trainer and Nutrition Assistance – Attend fi nale Brianna Nielson and High basketball player Teuila Alofipo, who scored 24 EGG DIVE Holly Witherspoon in the points in two games last week. 500 free. “Their seeded Other female athlete nominees were basketball players March 31, 2018 times were close to three $5 per person • Ages 2-12 years Weber girls times. We Mercedes Staples of Viewmont, Sydni Oviatt of Davis and Doors open at 9:30 am for crafts and games. The Egg hunt starts 10:00 am. knew Weber was close to Olivia Barton of Woods Cross, and swimmers Whitney Sign up at the front desk or online for a time slot. Register early, slots fi ll up fast. us and they knew they Carlson, Kira Halls, Shallen Foote and Jessica Barker of Davis. had to swim fast,” Barker Winners are chosen by the Clipper sportswriting staff LEARN TO SWIM said. “Holly dropped nine and on recommendations from area coaches. We’ll be Session 2: Feb. 5 - Mar. 8 seconds and Brianna M/W or T/TH • 9 - Noon or 4-6 pm • Saturday Options Available honoring Athletes of the Week, as well as Athletes of the Adult, Private, Parent - Tot, Diving, Merit Badge instruction available. dropped seven seconds Month, throughout the school year. and they both beat two of LEARN TO SKATE the Weber girls.” Congratulations to all of these athletes! Session 2: Feb. 5 - 28 For the boys team, Classes 2x per week(M/W) FREE THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 2018 Classifieds Limit of 2 ads per person and phone number, 30 words per ad. Charges apply for any additional words over 30 and for “help wanted” and “services” categories.

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INDUSTRIAL PRETREATMENT STANDARDS OF RECORD IN THE DAVIS COUNTY RECORDER’S OFFICE. Bountiful Engineering Department beginning on Thursday, Febru- The Federal Clean Water Act established the National Pretreat- Tax ID: 07-273-0306 ary 1, 2018. ment Program to control the discharge of toxic and/or hazardous The current Beneficiary of the trust deed is UTAH HOUSING For questions regarding this project, please contact Lloyd Cheney waste into the sanitary sewer system operated by Publicly Owned CORPORATION, and the record owner of the property as of the of the Bountiful City Engineering Department at (801) 298-6125, or Treatment Works (POTW’s). Under delegation from the EPA and recording of the Notice of Default is JACQUEE AIRD, AN UNMAR- via email at [email protected]. the State of Utah, the South Davis Sewer District has been given the RIED WOMAN. Proposals, including a fee proposal, project approach, refer- responsibility of applying and enforcing the pretreatment standards Bidders must tender to the trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at the ences and statements of qualifications must be received by 2:00 to industrial users served by the District. sale and the balance of the purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the day p.m. on Tuesday, February 20, 2018. Proposals may be mailed or Pursuant to the requirements of the National Pretreatment Pro- following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must be paid delivered to: gram, the delegated POTW must annually publish a list of industrial to Lincoln Title Insurance Agency in the form of a wire transfer, Bountiful City Engineering Department users within its service area that have either demonstrated a pattern cashier’s check or certified funds. Cash payments, personal checks 790 South 100 East of non-compliance with applicable standards or had a significant or trust checks are not accepted. Bountiful, Utah 84010 non- compliance incident over the previous 12 months. DATED: January 22, 2018. The contractor for the project must be a Utah Licensed Gen- This notice has been issued to meet the requirement to inform LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY eral Contractor. Association with other individuals or firms having the public. During the time period of 1/1/17 through 12/31/17, the By: Paula Maughan appropriate professional expertise is acceptable. Bountiful City following industry has violated the Industrial Pretreatment effluent Its: Vice President will enter into a single agreement with the successful Contractor. standards: Telephone: (801) 476-0303 Bountiful City reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, or INDUSTRIAL USER TYPE OF NON-COMPLIANCE web site: www.smithknowles.com to waive any formality or technicality in any proposal in the best Ore Designs Inc Chronic and TRC Effluent Violations SK File No. 17-1123 interest of the City. 130 S Redwood Rd #G C-3620 1/25-2/8 Lloyd N. Cheney, P.E. North Salt Lake UT 84054 Assistant City Engineer POLLUTANTS INVITATION TO BID C-3635 2/1-15 Molybdenum North Salt Lake City 4 Qtr 2017 10 E Center St. FARMINGTON CITY FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: North Salt Lake City, Utah 84054 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Lyndon L Tan, Industrial Pretreatment Administrator Sealed bids for the project “Eaglepointe Estates Auxiliary Storm NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Farmington City Council South Davis Sewer District Drain - Project No. 17-044” will be received by North Salt Lake City will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, February 20th, 2018, at 1800 W 1200 N, West Bountiful UT 84087 at the North Salt Lake City Hall Building, 10 East Center Street, 7:00 p.m. at the Farmington City Hall, 160 South Main, Farmington, 801-295-3469 North Salt Lake City, Utah until 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 13, Utah, to consider the following: C-3629 2/1-8 2018 and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. The 1. Street Utility Fee Bidder shall indicate the Construction Contract title, the name and Copies of the foregoing documents will be on file for public ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT address of the Bidder, and the date and time of the Bid opening. inspection at the City Hall, 160 South Main Street, Farmington, NOTICE TO CREDITORS The work to be performed consists of furnishing all labor, tools, Utah. Public comment on the above proposal is invited either by Estate of James Ray Wright materials, equipment, transportation, and services required for filing written comments prior to the hearing or by giving oral com- Probate No. 173700618 installing a new storm drain line in RCP and HDPE pipe materials, ments at the hearing. Connie M. Wright, whose address is 2185 North Valley View including concrete manholes and vaults, connecting new drain DATED this 17th day of January, 2018. Drive, Layton, Utah 84040, has been appointed personal represen- line to existing system, and restoring asphalt roadway and natural FARMINGTON CITY CORPORATION tative of the above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby hillside; all in accordance with the Drawings and Specifications By: Holly Gadd notified to (1) deliver or mail their written claims to the Personal prepared by the North Salt Lake Engineering Department. City Recorder Representative at the address above; (2) deliver or mail their written Copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained from the C-3612 1/25-2/1 claims to the Personal Representative’s attorney of record, Nathan City’s website at www.nslcity.org. Questions may be directed to Croxford, at the following address: 991 Shepard Lane, Suite 110, Parker Bradley at (801) 335-8730. C-3622 1/25-2/8 ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT AND Farmington, Utah 84025; or, (3) file their written claims with the clerk NOTICE TO CREDITORS of the Utah Second District Court in Davis County, located at 800 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE In the Matter of the Estate of Dennis Ray Cheney, Deceased. Pro- West State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, or otherwise present The following described property will be sold at public auction to bate No. 173700622, Aleisha Stout, whose address is c/o JGM, PC their claims as required by Utah law within three (3) months after the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at 115 S. Main St.; Bountiful, UT 84010, has been appointed Personal the date of the first publication of this notice or be forever barred. the time of sale, at the Justice Complex, Court’s Building, 800 West Representative of the above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate Date of first publication: February 1, 2018. State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, on February 28, 2018, at are hereby notified to (1) deliver or mail their written claims to the DATED this 25th day of January, 2018. 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed Personal Representative at the address above; (2) deliver or mail Voyant Legal, PLLC dated June 21, 2013, and executed by JOHNNY G. QUICHOCHO, their written claims to the Personal Representative’s attorney of Nathan Croxford INDIVIDUALLY, as Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC record, Jonathan Miller, at the following address: 115 S Main St; Attorney for Personal Representative REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. (“MERS”) SOLELY AS NOMI- Bountiful, UT 84010; or (3) file their written claims with the Clerk of Connie M. Wright NEE FOR BANK OF UTAH, A UTAH CORPORATION, ITS SUC- the District Court in Davis County, or otherwise present their claims C-3633 2/1-15 CESSORS AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, which Trust Deed was as required by Utah law within three months after the date of the recorded on June 24, 2013, as Entry No. 2749856, in Book 5796, first publication of this notice or be forever barred. NOTICE TO CREDITORS at Page 1972, in the Official Records of Davis County, State of Utah Date of first publication: January 25, 2018. C-3610 1/25-2/8 ESTATES OF DOMITILO ALVAREZ and ANA MARIE ALVAREZ, covering real property purportedly located at 579 Miller Avenue, Deceased Layton, Utah 84041 in Davis County, Utah, and more particularly NOTICE OF AUCTION Probate No. 173700593 described as: In accordance with section 38-8-3 of the Utah state code, Cubes All persons having claims against the above estates are required LOT 102, WASATCH HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING TO Self Storage will have an auction on February 24th 2018 at 10:00 to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the Court THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN a.m. at storagetreasures.com for said property that has been stored on or before the 25th day of April, 2018, or said claims shall be THE DAVIS COUNTY RECORDER’S OFFICE. Tax ID: 10-092- at 620 S 200 W Bountiful UT 84010 in Davis County. forever barred. 0022 Unit # 311: Victoria Bowman 633 S 700 W #144 Woods Cross UT AELIA ALVAREZ The current Beneficiary of the trust deed is UTAH HOUSING 84087. C-3634 2/1 Personal Representative CORPORATION, and the record owner of the property as of the SUMMONS STEPHEN I. ODA recording of the Notice of Default is JOHNNY G. QUICHOCHO, IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT DAVIS COUNTY, Attorney for the Estate INDIVIDUALLY. STATE OF UTAH 44 North Main Bidders must tender to the trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at the Benjamin Doolhoff and All Heirs, Devisees and Assignees of Don Layton, Utah 84041 sale and the balance of the purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the day L. Buehner, at el., Case No. 180700011 (801) 546-1264 following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must be paid THE STATE OF UTAH TO DEFENDANT, All Heirs, Devisees and C-3619 1/25-2/8 to Lincoln Title Insurance Agency in the form of a wire transfer, ca- Assignees of Don L. Buehner: shier’s check or certified funds. Cash payments, personal checks YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to file an Answer NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY or trust checks are not accepted. Notice is hereby given that Extra Space Storage at 1318 N 1075 in writing to the Complaint filed with the Clerk of the Second District DATED: January 17, 2018. Court, located at 800 West State Street, Farmington, UT 84025, W in Farmington, UT 84025 will sell to satisfy lien of the owner, LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY contents of units listed below. Sale will be at public auction on and to serve upon or mail to Russell A. Cline, attorney for Plaintiffs, By: Paula Maughan at 340 East 400 South, Suite 25, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111, Tel. February 16, 2018 at 10:00am. Its: Vice President #464, Izaac Taylor Lopez Household and Personal Items 801-539-1900 a copy of said Answer, WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS Telephone: (801) 476-0303 after the last day of publication hereof. #215, Jodie Demoss, Household and Personal Items website: www.smithknowles.com #619, Alfred Holliday, Household Items and Furniture If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against SK File No. 17-1133 you for the relief demanded in said Complaint filed with the Court, #440, Brooke Ann Ramos, Household and Personal Items C-3613 1/25-2/8 Purchases must be made with cash only and paid at the above a copy of which is available at Mr. Cline’s office upon request. referenced facility in order to complete the transaction. Extra Space Notice to Contractors This is action to quiet title to the property located in Davis County, Storage may refuse any bid and may rescind any purchase up Bountiful City Corporation is requesting proposals for the follow- Utah in Benjamin Doolhoff, as against any interest you may have in until the winning bidder takes possession of the personal property. ing project: that property. A fuller description of the property as follows: C-3631 2/1 Construction Manager / General Contractor Services for BEG 2970 FT N & 2220.31 FT W OF SE COR SEC 21-T2N-R1E, Bountiful Downtown Plaza SLM; TH S 340.48 FT; TH E 639.69 FT; TH N 340.48 FT; TH W NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Bountiful, Utah 639.69 FT TO BEG. CONT 5.00 ACRES The following described property will be sold at public auction to Bountiful City intends to construct a downtown plaza on City- Parcel No. 04-046-0033 the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at owned property located on the east side of the block bounded by DATED this 16th day of January, 2017 the time of sale, at the Justice Complex, Court’s Building, 800 West Main Street and 100 East, from 100 South Street to approximately /s/Russell A. Cline State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, on February 28, 2018, at 250 South. The plaza is envisioned and intended to be a com- Attorney for Plaintiffs 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed munity gathering spot which will enhance the existing downtown C-3615 1/25-2/8 dated November 3, 2014, and executed by JACQUEE AIRD, AN environment and encourage the further use and development of ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT UNMARRIED WOMAN, as Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE ELEC- the downtown core. TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. (“MERS”) SOLELY AS AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS This Construction Manager / General Contractor (CM/GC) con- Estate of Harve DeWayne Ashmead, Deceased NOMINEE FOR PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK, A CORPORATION tract will include providing advisory and cost estimating services as Beneficiary, which Trust Deed was recorded on November 4, Probate No. 173700571 for the program development and design of the plaza and general EUGELE B. ASHMEAD, whose address is 304 South Mountain 2014, as Entry No. 2832227, in Book 6138, at Page 645, in the Of- contractor services for the construction of the plaza. The project ficial Records of Davis County, State of Utah covering real property Road, Fruit Heights, Utah 84037, and STEPHEN D. ASHMEAD, construction budget is whose address is 1322 West 2175 South, West Haven, Utah purportedly located at 791 South Rice Road, Farmington, Utah $3,500,000.00 (three million five hundred thousand dollars). 84025 in Davis County, Utah, and more particularly described as: 84401, have been appointed Personal Representatives of the The Request for Proposals (RFP) documents, including the above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to LOT 306, RICE FARMS ESTATES PHASE 3 P.U.D., AMENDED, selection requirements and selection schedule will be available ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND (1) deliver or mail their written claims to a personal representative for download from the BidSync.com website, or by email from the at the address above; (2) deliver or mail their written claims to the 32 Thursday, February 1, 2018 CLASSIFIED DAVIS CLIPPER

SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS COUN- 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS TY, STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. 189700267, JUDGE JOHN R MORRIS. CASCADE COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. personal representatives’ attorney of record, Jonathan H. Hoagland, MESQUITI: You are summoned and required to answer the com- SHARRON NEWBOLD, DEFENDANT. THE STATE OF UTAH at the following address: 111 South Main Street, Suite 2400, Salt plaint that is on file with the court. Within 21 days after the last date TO SHARRON NEWBOLD: You are summoned and required to Lake City, Utah 84111; or (3) file their written claims with the Clerk of publication of this summons, you must file your written answer answer the complaint that is on file with the court. Within 21 days of the Farmington District Court in Davis County, or otherwise pres- with the clerk of the court at the following address: 800 W State after the last date of publication of this summons, you must file ent their claims as required by Utah law within three months after St., Farmington, UT 84025, and you must mail or deliver a copy to your written answer with the clerk of the court at the following the date of the first publication of this notice or be forever barred. plaintiff’s attorney Chad C. Rasmussen at 2230 N University Pkwy., address: 800 W State St., Farmington, UT 84025, and you must Date of first publication: January 25, 2018 Ste. 7E, Provo, UT 84604. If you fail to do so, judgment by default mail or deliver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney Chad C. Rasmussen Jonathan H. Hoagland will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. at 2230 N University Pkwy., Ste. 7E, Provo, UT 84604. If you fail 111 South Main Street, Suite 2400 This lawsuit is an attempt to collect a debt of $11,890.31. /s/ Chad to do so, judgment by default will be taken against you for the re- Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 C. Rasmussen C-3630 2/1-22 lief demanded in the complaint. This lawsuit is an attempt to col- Telephone: (801) 415-3000 lect a debt of $4,557.52. /s/ Chad C. Rasmussen C-3636 2/1-22 Attorney for Applicant SUMMONS C-3616 1/25-2/8 IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OFUTAH SUMMONS Case No. 1126909 IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR State of Utah in the interest of: M.K. (DOB: 05 July 2001) DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OFUTAH Name of parent(s) / legal guardian: Roxanne Kekoa Case No. 151114 THE STATE OF UTAH TO: TRAVIS ADKINS State of Utah in the interest of: M.G. (DOB: 28 December 2007) You are hereby summoned to appear before the above-entitled Name of parent(s) / legal guardian: Heather Anzora court, 800 West State Street, Farmington, Utah on APRIL 3, 2018 THE STATE OF UTAH TO: MARTIN MARTINEZ at 10:15 a.m. to respond to a Petition on file with the court alleging You are hereby summoned to appear before the above-entitled that you have abused and/or neglected your child. You have a right court, 800 West State Street, Farmington, Utah on APRIL 3, 2018, to be represented by an attorney at these proceedings. If you do not at 10:00 a.m. to respond to a Petition on file with the court alleging appear at the time and place set forth herein, a default judgment will that you have abused and/or neglected your child. You have a right be entered against you which could include a termination of your to be represented by an attorney at these proceedings. If you do not parental rights, permanent and temporary custody orders and an appear at the time and place set forth herein, a default judgment will order to pay child support. C-3593 1/11-2/1 be entered against you which could include a termination of your parental rights, permanent and temporary custody orders and an ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT AND order to pay child support. C-3594 1/11-2/1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Gregory Thomas Smith, Deceased. PUBLIC NOTICE Davis County Probate No. 183700013 January 19, 2018 LARRY SMITH, whose address is 2741 North 1825 East, Layton, A vacancy of Trustee for the Benchland Water District exists due to Utah 84041, has been appointed Personal Representative of the the resignation of Paul E. White. The term remaining for Mr. White’s above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to: office shall be from time of appointment through December 31, 2019. (1) deliver or mail their written claims to the Personal Representative Any citizen living within the boundaries of the District who de- at the address above; (2) deliver or mail their written claims to the sires to be considered as a candidate for this appointment to fill the Personal Representative’s attorney of record, Felshaw King, Esq., unexpired term held by Mr. White shall contact Jennifer Holbrook, at the following address, 330 North Main Street, Kaysville, Utah District Election Clerk, by 5 P.M. Friday, February 12, 2018, also if 84037, or (3) file their written claims with the Clerk of the District you could provide to the District office a short resume for trustee Court in Davis County, or otherwise present their claims as required review on or before the closing date it would be greatly appreciated. by Utah law within three months after the date of the first publication Mrs. Holbrook will be in the District office, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 of this notice or be forever barred. p.m. on weekdays at 485 E. Shepard Lane, Kaysville, Utah 84037. Date of first publication: 1st day of February, 2018. Candidate interviews will be held on February 15, 2018 at 6:00 Dated this 23rd day of January, 2018. p.m. by the Board of Trustees at the February Board of Trustees KING & KING Meeting at the District office, 485 E. Shepard Lane, Kaysville, Utah. FELSHAW KING, Esq The appointment shall be made by the District Boad of Trustees Attorneys for the Personal Representative in the Board of Trustees Meeting held on February 15, 2018 at the 330 North Main Street, Kaysville, Utah 84037 District Offices, 485 E. Shepard Lane, Kaysville, Utah. Telephone: (801) 543-2288 Any additional questions concerning this appointment may be C-3628 2/1-15 directed to Scott L. Parsell or Jennifer Holbrook by telephoning (801) 451-2105. Pursuant to Utah Election Code: 20A-1-512. NOTICE TO CREDITORS C-3618 1/25-2/1 ESTATE OF ALDEGUNDA LOPEZ NINALGA, Deceased Probate No. 173700592 Public Hearing All persons having claims against the above estate are required The West Bountiful Planning Commission will hold a Public to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the Court Hearing on Tuesday, February 13, 2018 at 7:30 p.m., at the City on or before the 25th day of April, 2018, or said claims shall be offices, 550 N 800 West, to receive public comment regarding the forever barred. preliminary plat of a 34-Lot Subdivision, Kinross Estates, at Porter FELIMON LOPEZ Lane and 1100 West by Hamlet Development. A copy of the pro- Personal Representative posal may be viewed at www.wbcity.org. All interested parties are STEPEHN I. ODA invited to participate. Written comments may be submitted to the Attorney for the Estate City Offices prior to the meeting. C-3632 2/1 44 North Main, Layton, Utah 84041 (801) 546-1264 SUMMONS C-3625 1/25-2/8 (PUBLICATION) Case No.174701493 Judge: Kay IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF DAVIS COUNTY, FARMINGTON DEPARTMENT, STATE OF UTAH Shauna Kelly Hicks Petitioner, vs. Asel Al-Fatlawi Respondent. THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ABOVE NAMED RESPONDENT: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to file an answer in writing to the Petition on file with the Clerk of the above-entitled Court, and to serve upon, or mail to Shauna Hicks 6707 N 43 ave Phoenix Az, 85019 a copy of said answer, within twenty-one (21) days after service of this Summons upon you if you are served in the State of Utah or within 30 days if you are served outside the State of Utah. If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in said Petition which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court and a copy of which is hereto annexed and herewith served upon you. The address of the Second Judicial District Court is: Clerk, Second District Court Farmington Department 800 West State Street Farmington, UT 84025 READ THESE PAPERS CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW THE IN- STRUCTIONS CONTAINED THEREIN. These papers mean you are being sued for divorce. January, 2018. By: Shauna Hicks Petitioner C-3609 1/18-2/8 SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. 189700152, JUDGE THOMAS L KAY. CASCADE COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. ALEJANDRO MESQUITI, DEFENDANT. THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALEJANDRO see answers on page 25