July 09, 2015

Celebrating 124 years of being Davis County’s news source Motorized fun at North Salt Lake’s The car show Davis Clipper ON A3 75 cents VOL. 124 NO. 20 THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 Debates continue on NSL slide BY JENNIFFER WARDELL with all parties, meeting “almost point, there are some gaps in the claim that the Evans’ water use [email protected] every day” according to North Salt property agreements. helped cause the slide. Lake Assistant City Manager Ken “We currently don’t have an “The developers built a Leetham. They’re also working out agreement with (Eagleridge neighborhood on top of a sand NORTH SALT LAKE agreements with various property Tennis and Swim Club) to go onto and gravel pit and failed to follow —Though the landslide owners to be able to go onto their their property to do remediation the recommendations of their property to begin the remediation work,” said Leetham. “They have own geologic reports,” reads has been quiet since last project. our proposal.” the statement. “Now instead of fall, the people involved “There’s so many parts to this,” The lawsuit battle over who to acknowledging and remedying said Leetham. “As soon as we blame for causing the slide also their mistakes, the developers definitely aren’t. hammer it out, we’ll get things continues, with homeowners Paul are attempting to cast blame on City officials are still hammer- moving.” and Jeanette Evans having filed a (Paul and Jeanette Evans)– two of ing out the final details of the Though the funding agreements response denying Eaglepointe Tandem bike remediation funding agreement are mostly down to details at this Development and Sky Properties’ n See “NSL” p. A5 champs race ahead sports, A8

Fourth of July fun Davis County celebrated with music, races and more Louise r. shAw, B1

A home- grown movie Bringing a community film to life. JeNNiFFer wArDeLL, B5 Parading along Main Centerville Mayor Paul Cutler (center) waves from a float celebrating the city’s centennial at one of many events that took place around Davis County in honor of Independence Day, July 4th. (See more photos B1) Photo by Louise R. Shaw|Davis Clipper

Local girl to visit with Congress members BY BECKY GINOS Congress for support in funding research for [email protected] children who live with TID. She was selected from a field of more than 1,500 applicants from around the country KAYSVILLE—Children to represent Utah along with almost 160 other children, including some international shouldn’t have to worry about delegates. checking their blood sugar level “We’ve been involved with JDRF for the last eight years because Camryn’s older sister is eight to nine times a day – but also diabetic,” said Stephanie McCullough, that’s just part of daily life for Camryn’s mother. “My husband Scott was board president for a couple of years and 11-year-old Camryn McCullough. Katherine went to the Congress when she was She has type I diabetes (TID). 9 years old.” “I have to give myself an injection of Camryn will meet with Utah’s insulin,” said McCullough. “Sometimes I just Congressional members and other dignitaries feel like crap and I don’t want to do it. But I try while in the capital. “My older daughter to stay positive.” got to meet the president,” said Stephanie McCullough will be taking that positive McCullough. “They also have other celebrities message to the JDRF 2015 Children’s Congress, July 13 in Washington, D.C., to ask CAMRYN and her older sister Katherine with their n See “McCULLOUGH” p. A5 insulin pumps. Courtesy photo Bountiful PD still INDEX Making a difference in the life of an inmate seeking information BY BECKY GINOS Ondricek is a nurse and the [email protected] medical services director at on hit and run Opinion - A4 the jail. Day in and day out, he and the other medical BOUNTIFUL—Detectives at the Sports - A8 FARMINGTON— staff treat inmates with a Bountiful Police Department are still variety of problems. seeking information concerning a Davis Life - B1 Not many people “We have a really diverse hit and run accident that occurred clientele here,” he said. - B2 go to work every around midnight on Saturday. Calendar “There are 11 full-time and Officers responded to a report of Horizons - B3 day and have heavy two part-time RNs here a woman who was struck by a car metal doors lock 24 hours a day. We do as she walked in the area of 245 S. Obituaries - B4 everything from sick call, 500 West in Bountiful. They found behind them, or treat intakes, and emergencies. 57-year-old Nina Jacobs in the road, Showcase - B5 patients wearing a There is a broad variety of and she was transported to a local things done here.” hospital with serious injuries. No Church - B7 prison number. But There is also a doctor who witnesses to the accident have come comes in five days a week, forward, but passers-by spotted the that is what James a dentist who comes one victim lying in the road and alerted Ondricek has been day a week and two full-time officers. As of Tuesday afternoon, social workers. Nursing there was no update on her Davis Chamber doing for 22 years interns also rotate through condition. of Commerce at the Davis County completing the required The suspect vehicle did not stop hours for their program at recipient for after the accident, and the victim is Jail. the jail. hearing impaired and was not able the 2014 Small “I will be graduating in to give much information about the Business of the NURSING STUDENT Cami September,” said Cami incident. Asst. Chief Ed Biehler is Year Award. Green checks an inmate’s blood Green a nursing student at asking for anyone with information pressure. to contact Sgt. Troy Killian at 801- Photo by Becky Ginos | Davis 298-6016 or killian@bountifulutah. n See “NURSES” p. A5 Clipper gov. A2 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

CRIMe BRIeFs Manslaughter case goes to trial FARMINGTON – A North Salt Lake man charged with manslaughter in an auto-pedestrian accident that killed Kelly Allred in May 2014 rejected a plea deal and asked to proceed with a trial in 2nd District Court. Witnesses allege Jose Orozco, 36, was driving a white truck that left the scene of an auto-pedestrian accident at the intersection of 700 S. State St. in Clearfield. Police later arrested Orozco in North Salt Lake. He is currently in the Davis County Jail. The trial has been set for July 13 to July 16 in the Layton 2nd District Court.

Driver hits three police cars during chase BOUNTIFUL – A suspected drunken driver left three police cars damaged in his wake during a chase that started in Bountiful and ended in South Weber. Jeffrey Lawrence Nelson, 42, was booked into the Davis County Jail for investigation of assault against a police officer, aggravated assault, driving under the influence, failure to stop at an officer’s command, failure to remain at the scene of an accident, reckless driving and criminal mischief. Nelson allegedly rammed into the officer’s car when the officer attempted to pull him over Sunday. He continued on, said the report, hitting another police car when officers tried to stop him. The chase continued onto I-15 where Nelson’s speed allegedly topped 90 mph. He managed to avoid spike strips, and rammed another officer in pursuit, according to police. Dragging Main at Bountiful Criterium When Nelson reached South Weber, he drove the minivan down an embankment and headed toward some fishermen, said the Cyclists take off for the opening segment of this year’s Bountiful Criterium the morning of July 4th. The course started and report. Officers concerned for the fishermen’s safety hit Nelson’s finished on Main Street, and cycled around 200 South, 100 West and Center streets. “It was great,” said organizer Dirk minivan, disabling it. Cowley of Salt Lake City. “It’s an incredible venue. Chief (Tom) Ross is a great support. We’ve finally found a home for the event.” Racers ride for a set time – from 30 minutes to one hour – and can take as many laps as they can fit into the time period. “It’s clearly a very dynamic race,” said Cowley. The Bountiful race drew participants from Nevada and Idaho as well Suspects arrested in Centerville burglaries as “all over” Utah, he said. It is a Utah Cycling Association series race so cyclists could earn points toward their overall CENTERVILLE – Police arrested two males Saturday in connec- season ranking for participating. tion with a string of burglaries in Centerville. Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper After receiving a report in the early morning hours Saturday that two males were walking through yards, police responded and found a 20-year-old and 15-year-old allegedly hiding in a vehicle on Island View Drive in Centerville. Several burglaries involving vehicles and residences have been Delay in reporting woman’s Woman survives reported over the last 10 days in the southeast Centerville area. According to police, property stolen from two burglaries Saturday death prompts investigation 150-foot fall on morning was allegedly recovered from the two suspects. Drug paraphernalia and methamphetamine was also found in Mt. Timpanogos their possession, and Richard Martinez, 20, had a handgun, police LAYTON – A 93-year-old case became “suspicious,” said. woman was found dead in Lyman said. “There were no PROVO CANYON – A 48-year-old Farm- Martinez was booked into the Davis County Jail and the 15-year- her Layton home Sunday obvious signs of a homicide ington woman fell 150 feet while hiking old was booked into the Davis County Juvenile Detention Center, night under suspicious from the autopsy that was Mount Timpanogos last Thursday, but is according to police. circumstances prompting performed this morning expected to survive. police to investigate. (Monday). It was just the de- She was hiking around noon near Em- Police are asking residents to report any other burglaries in the “The woman lived with lay in reporting because he area. erald Lake, just below the mountain peak, her 68-year-old son who had was in the home for a while when the accident occurred, according diminished mental capac- with the deceased woman.” to the Utah County Sheriff’s Department. Woman arrested for sexual abuse ity,” said Layton PIO, Lt. Toxicology reports are A medical helicopter was dispatched and Travis Lyman. “He went to pending, but Lyman did she was stabilized on the mountain. Her LAYTON – Danielle Allred, 33, was booked into a nearby convenience store not believe there was any the Davis County Jail on suspicion of sexual abuse injuries, although serious, did not appear and told the clerk his mother foul play. Police have not to be life threatening. of a child and other charges according to police. had passed away and he released the names of the Allred allegedly lured a teenage boy to her The woman was transported by a didn’t know what to do.” woman or her son. second helicopter to Intermountain Medi- home through social media for sexual contact and Because of the delay in drug use. cal Center in Murray. Her name was not reporting the death, the [email protected] released. SKIN CANCER & FREE MOLE CHECK SCREENINGS Look for us at Celebrate Your Independence with

CRIMe BRIeFs Volunteers get scholarships Manslaughter case goes to trial FARMINGTON – A North Salt Lake man charged with manslaugh- courtesy of Davis Hospital ter in an auto-pedestrian accident that killed Kelly Allred in May 2014 rejected a plea deal and asked to proceed with a trial in 2nd LAYTON—Each year, the ful for her family’s support Care Administration. District Court. Davis Hospital and Medi- and encouragement. About Keith Westpfahl is a full- cal Center Volunteers in volunteering, she states, “I time active duty officer at Witnesses allege Jose Orozco, 36, was driving a white truck that Layton sponsor two fund- have seen how something Hill AFB, originally from left the scene of an auto-pedestrian accident at the intersection of raisers which fund scholar- small can make a differ- Wisconsin. He earned a 700 S. State St. in Clearfield. Police later arrested Orozco in North ships for eligible DHMC ence, and I hope that one BS in Biomedical Engi- Salt Lake. He is currently in the Davis County Jail. The trial has been volunteers. The scholar- day I will get to see what a neering from Milwaukee set for July 13 to July 16 in the Layton 2nd District Court. ships are awarded based big difference I can make.” School of Engineering on total number of hours, Elizabeth Trommlitz is a in 2013. Once he began GPA, personal essay and recent graduate of North- volunteering at DHMC, he Driver hits three police cars during chase reference letters. For the ridge High School and will realized he wanted to be a BOUNTIFUL – A suspected drunken driver left three police cars 2015-2016 academic year, be attending BYU Idaho. physician and help people. damaged in his wake during a chase that started in Bountiful and six outstanding, dedicated As a result of a personal He is currently enrolled ended in South Weber. Jeffrey Lawrence Nelson, 42, was booked volunteers were recently experience with nurses at at Salt Lake Community into the Davis County Jail for investigation of assault against a awarded scholarships. Primary Children’s Hos- College, taking medical police officer, aggravated assault, driving under the influence, failure Georgianna Medina and pital, she admired their school prerequisites and to stop at an officer’s command, failure to remain at the scene of an Jennifer Salazar are 2015 competence and kindness. preparing for the MCAT. accident, reckless driving and criminal mischief. Cars on the course graduates of Layton High Elizabeth always wanted John Penaranda is also School and have been to pursue a career in the a full-time active duty Nelson allegedly rammed into the officer’s car when the officer The grassy slopes at Eaglewood Golf attempted to pull him over Sunday. He continued on, said the report, accepted to the University medical field, and that officer at Hill AFB, and is Course took on a different look July of Utah. experience solidified her originally from Hawaii. He hitting another police car when officers tried to stop him. The chase 2, at this year’s Festival of Speed Georgianna’s career goal decision to be a nurse. originally began volun- continued onto I-15 where Nelson’s speed allegedly topped 90 mph. in North Salt Lake. A large crowd of is to be a cardiothoracic The remaining three teering to make use of He managed to avoid spike strips, and rammed another officer in car enthusiasts got a close-up look surgeon. In her essay, she recipients are continu- extracurricular time, and pursuit, according to police. Dragging Main at Bountiful Criterium at a wide range of cars both classic expressed the sacrifices ing students and are quickly grew to respect When Nelson reached South Weber, he drove the minivan down and contemporary, including Cobras, Cyclists take off for the opening segment of this year’s Bountiful Criterium the morning of July 4th. The course started and her family has made for affiliated with the U.S. the dedicated medical an embankment and headed toward some fishermen, said the Maseratis, Ferraris and Corvette finished on Main Street, and cycled around 200 South, 100 West and Center streets. “It was great,” said organizer Dirk her to realize her academ- military. Aaron Hottel professionals at DHMC. report. Officers concerned for the fishermen’s safety hit Nelson’s Stingrays, plus Harley-Davidson Cowley of Salt Lake City. “It’s an incredible venue. Chief (Tom) Ross is a great support. We’ve finally found a home for the ic dreams. Her grandpar- has been volunteering at He earned a BS in Electri- minivan, disabling it. motorcycles, a long-haul truck cab, event.” Racers ride for a set time – from 30 minutes to one hour – and can take as many laps as they can fit into the time ents immigrated to the DHMC for seven years. cal Engineering, and is fire engines, remote-control airplanes, United States to provide a He is currently a Medical now dedicating his efforts period. “It’s clearly a very dynamic race,” said Cowley. The Bountiful race drew participants from Nevada and Idaho as well helicopters and more. Ashton Owen, 17 better life and education Technician in the U.S. Air toward a medical career. Suspects arrested in Centerville burglaries as “all over” Utah, he said. It is a Utah Cycling Association series race so cyclists could earn points toward their overall months (right), checks out his father’s for their children. Georgi- Force Reserves; he has He is currently a pre-med CENTERVILLE – Police arrested two males Saturday in connec- season ranking for participating. anna’s mother has likewise completed four tours of student at the University of Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper remote-control airplane, on display at tion with a string of burglaries in Centerville. this year’s festival. sacrificed, and Georgi- duty to Iraq, Afghanistan Utah, and his goal is to be After receiving a report in the early morning hours Saturday that anna wants to fulfill their and Bahrain. His civilian accepted into the Medical two males were walking through yards, police responded and found Photos by Louise R. Shaw dreams. career is a firefighter with School by 2016. a 20-year-old and 15-year-old allegedly hiding in a vehicle on Island Jennifer is a first-gener- the Hill AFB Fire Depart- Collectively, these six View Drive in Centerville. ation college student and ment. The scholarship volunteers have logged Several burglaries involving vehicles and residences have been Delay in reporting woman’s Woman survives desires to be a clinical will help him complete his a total of 1,735 volunteer reported over the last 10 days in the southeast Centerville area. psychologist. She is grate- Master’s Degree in Health hours. According to police, property stolen from two burglaries Saturday death prompts investigation 150-foot fall on NAMI course for veterans begins July 15 morning was allegedly recovered from the two suspects. Drug paraphernalia and methamphetamine was also found in SALT LAKE CITY—NAMI 15, from 7 to 9:30 p.m., at their loved ones while LAYTON – A 93-year-old case became “suspicious,” Mt. Timpanogos Homefront is a free-class the VA Medical Center in maintaining their own well- West Bountiful will hold a primary election their possession, and Richard Martinez, 20, had a handgun, police for family members of Vet- Salt Lake City. There will being. The trained teach- said. woman was found dead in Lyman said. “There were no PROVO CANYON – A 48-year-old Farm- her Layton home Sunday obvious signs of a homicide erans or service members not be a class on July 29. ers of this course are also WEST BOUNTIFUL—A total bie McKean, Scott Strong last name. The top six vote Martinez was booked into the Davis County Jail and the 15-year- ington woman fell 150 feet while hiking who are struggling with NAMI Homefront is an family members who have of seven candidates have and Andrew Williams. A getters will be on the bal- old was booked into the Davis County Juvenile Detention Center, night under suspicious from the autopsy that was Mount Timpanogos last Thursday, but is circumstances prompting performed this morning mental health conditions. adaptation of the evidence- experience with military filed for three council seats previous Clipper story had lot for the general election according to police. expected to survive. This six-session course based NAMI Family- culture and know what it's in West Bountiful, so the omitted Williams’ name on Nov. 3. police to investigate. (Monday). It was just the de- She was hiking around noon near Em- Police are asking residents to report any other burglaries in the “The woman lived with lay in reporting because he focuses on the unique to-Family Education like to have a loved one city will be holding a pri- and misspelled Malan’s area. erald Lake, just below the mountain peak, needs of military and Program, which has been living with symptoms of a mary election on Aug. 11. her 68-year-old son who had was in the home for a while when the accident occurred, according diminished mental capac- with the deceased woman.” Veteran communities, such taught in VA health facili- mental health condition. City Administrator to the Utah County Sheriff’s Department. as post-deployment and ties since the late 1990s. Register by calling 801- Duane Huffman said the Woman arrested for sexual abuse ity,” said Layton PIO, Lt. Toxicology reports are A medical helicopter was dispatched and Travis Lyman. “He went to pending, but Lyman did post-discharge transitions. The course is designed 323-9900. candidates are James Ahl- LAYTON – Danielle Allred, 33, was booked into she was stabilized on the mountain. Her Classes will be held on to help family members strom, Tracy Brady, James a nearby convenience store not believe there was any injuries, although serious, did not appear the Davis County Jail on suspicion of sexual abuse and told the clerk his mother foul play. Police have not Wednesdays starting July understand and support [email protected] Bruhn, Alan Malan, Deb- of a child and other charges according to police. to be life threatening. had passed away and he released the names of the The woman was transported by a Allred allegedly lured a teenage boy to her didn’t know what to do.” woman or her son. Retired? home through social media for sexual contact and second helicopter to Intermountain Medi- Because of the delay in cal Center in Murray. Her name was not Let us help you with your income needs drug use. reporting the death, the [email protected] released. Steven Flockhart AAMS® John R E Redd AAMS® “Kids’ Dentistry Financial Advisor Financial Advisor 25 South Main #115 44 E. 100 S. Ste 200 Centerville, UT 84014 Centerville, UT 84014 801-294-0143 801-292-6444 with a Woman’s Touch” Joe Goodner Erik B Knutsen AAMS® New Patients Welcome Infants to Young Adults Financial Advisor Financial Advisor SKIN CANCER & 160 North Main 3393 Orchard Drive Bountiful, UT 84010 www.edwardjones.com Bountiful, UT 84010 801-292-2061 Member SIPC 801-292-2295 • Orthodontics MOLE CHECK SCREENINGS • Prevention FREE • Cleaning Look for us at • Sealants Celebrate Your Independence with • Tooth Colored Fillings On Staff at Primary Not based on high school grades • Nitrous Oxide Children’s Hospital • Pediatric Sedation Weekdays: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 801-394-7791 Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - Noon Stevens-Henager College Colleen P. Taylor, D.M.D. Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry scholarshipshc.com 801-292-2828 • dentalcare4kids.com® 535 E. Medical Dr. Btfl. UT 84010 Expires 7/31/15 *Scholarship awards are limited & only available to those who quality Davis Clipper

Thursday, July 9th 3pm-8pm Take advantage of 2014 rates NOW! ST Waffl e Love will be at our offi ce. 1 Month FREE The fi rst 10 to come by and Set-Up Fee WAIVED ($750 Value) have a skin screening will recieve a FREE Waffl e! *Residents must move in by 7/31/15 to receive offer Friday, July 10th Mention this ad to receive a FREE gift 10am-2pm 79 East Center St, 320 West 500 South Ste., 210 Bountiful, UT Bountiful, UT 84010 above Ski’N See 801-797-9121 801-294-2925 www.legacy-dermatology.com LegacyBountiful.com A4 cLipper • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 OPINION cycLopS Embarrassing incidents, but still proud The opinions expressed in this robust and bouncing to and from Omer Asik, another five-point per column are those of the author and all-time highs...The trade deficit game player for New Orleans, sign- not necessarily those of the Davis has shown signs of narrowing... ing for $60 million). Clipper. More Americans now have health And I saved the last embarrass- insurance than at any other time in ment for a newspaper (not the one our history...Illegal immigration has you are reading!). I understand the BRYAN decreased significantly. advertising and editorial depart- GRAY Sure, we still have problems. Our ments are separate entities, but Experienced national debt needs to be trimmed I think “special circumstances” journalist, (and without foreign wars, the should allow for a little communica- businessman future is hopeful) and, despite a tion. living in Davis drop in the unemployment rate, a In last week’s entertainment sec- County large segment of Americans are tion of an Ogden daily newspaper, still under-employed or seeing little an advertisement appeared for a boost in income. The shrinking Pioneer Days devotional featuring middle class and loss of manufactur- Elder D. Todd Christofferson of fter running 3.1 miles ing is cause for concern. the LDS Church’s Quorum of the in an Independence But the United States is still the Twelve Apostles. It was a dignified world’s prominent beacon of free- ad including Elder Christofferson’s ADay 5k race, then dom and economic opportunity. photo. standing in 100-degree heat That said, America and Utah still And what appeared on the other during a 60-minute city pa- has its share of embarrassments: three-fourths of the page? A movie --The sexist and low-budget TV review of a male stripper film which, rade (fortunately followed by commercials for Farmers Only.com according to the reviewer, was filled a brief nap), I relaxed during and the sexy siren Viagra come-ons. with “immature kiss-and-tell of a an evening of patriotic music --Donald Trump. high school senior, dripping with --The man I saw at a July 4 parade entendre and spiked with more at a community amphithe- wearing a shirt commemorating the F-bombs than three ‘Hangover’ ater. former Soviet Union. movies.” Indeed, there is a lot to be thank- --The ridiculous salaries lavished But none of these embarrass- ful for and proud of while celebrat- on under-performing athletes ments can dim the excitement of Life and Laughter ing our nation’s birthday. Dismiss whose only claim to fame is that the country’s birthday, an event the doomsdayers and the cranky they were born with the genes of a every citizen can celebrate regard- criticals. Despite its challenges, the redwood tree (ex-Jazzman center less of one’s income or status or country is doing just fine. Kosta Koufas receiving $33 mil- “what not to wear” clothing. Happy Me and my shadow The stock market, an indica- lion for averaging five whole points Birthday, America! I’m looking tion of business health, is fairly per game during seven seasons or forward to your next one. The opinions expressed in away with EVERYTHING this column are those of the and found a way to get me in author and not necessarily trouble for stuff I DID NOT those of the Davis Clipper. DO. Well, sometimes I did. in thiS together OK, usually I did. I learned that a little sister is like having a rash. No mat- Peri ter how much you scratch More ways to celebrate our freedoms KindeR it and claw at it, it just never goes away. The opinions expressed in this If I tried sneaking off to column are those of the author and not my friend’s house, I’d hear, necessarily those of the Davis Clipper. “Pe-RI! Jenny wants to go, too.” If I was playing with my doll and didn’t want to share, I’d hear, “Peri Lynn! You let LOUISE R. n the morning Jenny play with you.” Then SHAW of my second Jenny would cut my doll’s hair and I’D get in trouble for Obirthday, my screaming. And punching. sister, Jenny, was born Once, after being forced and destroyed my life to take my sister to the field with me to play, I cut he fireworks were grand, forever. Instead of my my hand on some barbed the parades were fun. parents fawning over wire while climbing into the And besides all that, the me with glitter and swamp I wasn’t allowed to T enter. Jenny was frantic with bike races and flag ceremonies ponies, they were in worry, both because I was and car shows and concerts the hospital, snuggling trespassing and because I were well attended and well with this red-faced probably had tetanus. “I’m gonna tell mom,” she received. creature called a “sis- said, stupidly. All told, it was a grand party – all the cLuff faMiLy shows respect to the United States flag as it passes in the ter” like she was the “If you do, I’ll never play over Davis County – as we celebrated Centerville parade on July 4. greatest thing since with you again.” together, the independence we Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper She kept the secret for one have enjoyed in the United States of chocolate-covered day, then I heard her crying America for a remarkable 239 years. to the impact the decisions of those angry that their city government was Twinkies. to mom, “I don’t want Peri More than our country’s inde- early founders have had all these proposing to build a bigger and better At 2, I wasn’t even sure to die. She cut her hand on a pendence, we were celebrating the many years. police station. I was at the state capitol what a “sister” was, but I fence and she’s gonna die.” independence we have as individuals These are places the crowds rarely once when hundreds chanted for bet- knew it wasn’t anything Needless to say, I didn’t to think and say and do and believe appear – unless in anger. But they are ter air, again later when others called good. Once I realized she die. But I made sure Jenny as we choose. It’s all certainly worth a where America’s system can be seen for more money for education, and would be sticking around for paid for her tattle-telling party. A big one. at its best – and sometimes worst -- yet again when still others called for a while, I decided to punish concern for my life. I tried to cover as many events as and places that should be celebrated better health care. I was in the school my mom and dad for trying We’d lie in our bunk beds I could last weekend, starting before as much as any others. district auditorium when district to replace me with this whin- at night and create imagi- 7 one morning and ending after 10 It is in the city hall and the county officials laid out the need for more ing little monster. nary ice cream sundaes for one night, and at each one came away commission chambers and the school schools, and therefore the need for Was I not enough? Did each other. She would give grateful for the chance to celebrate board auditorium and the state legis- more money from the community. they think they should start me mint chocolate chip ice something so significant with so lature. These officials do not get any more over with a new daughter? cream with hot fudge top- many others who recognize its value It is where elected officials take on money for proposing to improve Each year in July, when ping and extra cherries. I’d as well. the tasks of keeping the citizens who conditions in their cities or for their our birthday rolled around, give her mud-flavored ice Some highlights: a lieutenant elected them safe and secure and on students. They often only get angry I made sure my mom knew cream with mayonnaise. colonel in full uniform saluting as a good roads and with good schools residents. But they have seen a need I was not going to share a Now, several decades later, young group of inexperienced scouts and with running water that’s clean and they are working to meet it. cake with Jenny, and I was I reluctantly admit that sis- posted the colors, loud applause as a enough to drink and electricity that Our founders didn’t fight taxation, not going to share a birthday ters are kind of cool. Thanks truck bearing veterans who had no stays on even when it’s 100 degrees they fought taxation without repre- party, and I was going to act to my parents’ indifference doubt seen difficult days went by in outside. sentation. When our representatives like an inconsolable selfish to my opinion, I ended up a parade, homemade T-shirts with I try to cover as many of these live among us and see our needs and brat until I became a teen- with three sisters -- and a various designs of stars and stripes in meetings as I can, for the same try to meet them, we have the free- ager. Then I’d get really bad. brother who is still undergo- red, white and blue, worn by family reasons I cover July 4th events. They dom to be angry and often our pleas Instead of slapping me ing electroshock therapy to members of all ages and sizes. are the living proof of the freedoms get heard and plans get changed and telling me to calm the counteract being raised with My favorite: a dad leaning over to of self-government. And while they and other times we get outvoted and hell down, my mom made four sisters. show his young son how to put his aren’t always pretty, they are always things move ahead and we benefit two birthday cakes, planned Every year on our birth- hand on his heart when the flag of the somehow profound. despite our best efforts. two parties (inviting many day, I apologize to Jenny and United States went by. I was in a city hall last month where It’s democracy. of the same kids) and sewed let her know I forgive her But there are other events besides elected officials were taken to task We can vote. We can campaign. We two dresses that could not for ruining my childhood. I parades and fireworks extravaganzas by the people who elected them, for can support. We can complain. match. She was patience grudgingly confess my life that bring a sense of pride in what proposing to charge a monthly fee It’s freedom. It’s fireworks. personified. Not only did would be bleaker without America stands for and other days to improve roads. I was in a different It’s America. Jenny steal my birthday, but her. But I still get my own besides July 4th that bear testimony city hall last year where citizens were she was so cute that she got cake.

Letter All letters must (1) be signed, (2) be brief (generally under 300 words in length) (3) list the author’s city, and (4) give the writer’s telephone number. We reserve the right to edit all letters for length or poLicy content. For letters arriving by e-mail, we will use the author’s e-mail address in lieu of a signature. Letters without proper identification will not be printed. E-mail letters to: [email protected]

The publisher ...... Gail Stahle ...... ext. 114 ...... [email protected] Managing editor ...... Tom Haraldsen ...... ext. 126 ...... [email protected] Davis Clipper associate editor ...... Jenniffer Wardell ...... ext. 106 ...... [email protected] clipper publishing co., inc. advertising Manager ...... Reed Stahle ...... ext. 133 ...... [email protected] Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 circulation ...... Jorgina Hancock ...... ext. 120 ...... [email protected] Volume 124 number 20 Subscription ...... Cindi Scott ...... ext. 119 ...... [email protected] July 9, 2015 THE DAVIS CLIPPER office Manager ...... Annette Tidwell ...... ext. 113 ...... [email protected] (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper Publish- ing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl, UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at Bountiful, UT Didn’t get a paper? and at additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. please call before 2 p.m. friday for a replacement: 801-295-2251 ext. 120 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 News A5 A4 cLipper • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 OPINION locked cells for inmates who cycLopS Nurses are on suicide watch or going Math initiative detailed for board through withdrawal. It is guarded Continued from p. A1 by deputies and Ondricek said BY LOUISE R. SHAW member, addressed the board ish for its immersion schools, the nurses never go into the cells Embarrassing incidents, but still proud [email protected] in support of GO Math!, a something an outside firm Nightingale College. “I have to without a deputy. The staff can curriculum parents at Burton doesn’t offer. complete 120 hours. I would like always call for help if they need to. The opinions expressed in this robust and bouncing to and from Omer Asik, another five-point per FARMINGTON—Finding the Elementary would like to pur- Developing the district’s to work at a prison when I finish. Ondricek said most people think column are those of the author and all-time highs...The trade deficit game player for New Orleans, sign- most effective way to teach chase for their students using own materials allows for im- I feel like people are people and all inmates are violent offenders. not necessarily those of the Davis has shown signs of narrowing... ing for $60 million). common core math contin- school trust land funds. She mediate updates, as well. everyone needs medical care.” “They don’t think about the people Clipper. More Americans now have health And I saved the last embarrass- ues to be a priority for Davis said the district denied the “We love our parents and we Green said she enjoys the who get arrested for driving insurance than at any other time in ment for a newspaper (not the one School District, and compet- request, saying it didn’t align listen and that’s the beauty of atmosphere and feels safe working without a license, the mentally ill, our history...Illegal immigration has you are reading!). I understand the ing ideas on the best methods with district standards. having our own program,” said at the jail. “I assist the doctors, pass or people who are trespassing or BRYAN decreased significantly. advertising and editorial depart- were presented at a meeting Tanner had spoken with Norman. “We can take that in- out meds, do patient assessments acting out,” he said. “People get GRAY Sure, we still have problems. Our ments are separate entities, but of the Davis School District people in Cache, Granite and put and we can change, we can and new intakes,” she said. “I love into trouble for different things. A Experienced national debt needs to be trimmed I think “special circumstances” Board of Education last month. Alpine districts who use the add to it if there’s anyone that taking care of people.” lot get addicted to pain killers but journalist, (and without foreign wars, the should allow for a little communica- District specialists have program, are happy with it and comes to us and said ‘What Dr. Robert Anderson, a dentist don’t consider themselves drug future is hopeful) and, despite a tion. been developing, piloting and have seen good results. about this?’” with a practice in Clearfield, has addicts.” businessman been coming to the jail once a week living in Davis drop in the unemployment rate, a In last week’s entertainment sec- testing curriculum they’ve Tamara Lowe, a board mem- She said “a lot of companies” Over his 22 years Ondricek has large segment of Americans are tion of an Ogden daily newspaper, dubbed “Advantage Math,” for ber, said she was “a little leery” are interested in the profes- for 14 years. seen things most nurses haven’t. County “I would say that 80 percent still under-employed or seeing little an advertisement appeared for a several years. of purchasing such a program sionals working on curriculum “A couple of years ago we had are drug-related issues with their boost in income. The shrinking Pioneer Days devotional featuring Kindergarten through and having no control over its for Davis School District. two girls jump off the tier holding second grade curriculums content. In addition, she said Three parents spoke at the teeth,” he said. “I do temporary hands,” he said. “It wasn’t high middle class and loss of manufactur- Elder D. Todd Christofferson of filings on non infected teeth. It’s fter running 3.1 miles ing is cause for concern. the LDS Church’s Quorum of the are complete, third grade adapting it district-wide and re- board workshop, one in sup- enough that it killed them, but they was tested in pilot programs purchasing disposable materi- port of the new curriculum, mostly short-term care here at had broken bones. Trying to treat in an Independence But the United States is still the Twelve Apostles. It was a dignified the jail. If they have an infection, world’s prominent beacon of free- ad including Elder Christofferson’s last year and is expected to als each year for “60-some-odd one in opposition, and one in them at the same time made for a Day 5k race, then be implemented district-wide elementary schools – that’s a favor of getting more feed- I usually remove the problem crazy day.” A dom and economic opportunity. photo. because once they hit the streets this year, and the fourth-grade huge cost item.” back. In spite of the unusual standing in 100-degree heat That said, America and Utah still And what appeared on the other they won’t have many options or has its share of embarrassments: three-fourths of the page? A movie curriculum will be piloted District officials shared Pamela Park, assistant surroundings, Ondricek said the during a 60-minute city pain schools this coming year. examples of the curriculum superintendent, said devel- the money to get it fixed. I treat the turnover rate with nurses is low --The sexist and low-budget TV review of a male stripper film which, infection and hope for the best.” rade (fortunately followed by commercials for Farmers Only.com according to the reviewer, was filled Programs for fifth and sixth they developed and the online oping curriculum materials at the jail. “We have the interns resources available, and within the district allows for It’s not uncommon for Anderson a brief nap), I relaxed during and the sexy siren Viagra come-ons. with “immature kiss-and-tell of a grades will be developed in come through to expose them to coming years. explained the training offered local control of content, more to see the same patients return --Donald Trump. high school senior, dripping with something they might never see in an evening of patriotic music Logan Toone, director of teachers. Anonymous surveys flexibility and the ability to pay over and over because they haven’t --The man I saw at a July 4 parade entendre and spiked with more nursing,” he said. “But we hardly at a community amphithe- assessment and valuation, said of teachers are also part of the only for what is needed. taken care of their teeth. “It’s a ever have openings here. They wearing a shirt commemorating the F-bombs than three ‘Hangover’ third graders at pilot schools process, according to district “Ultimately the most impor- common cycle,” he said. “I like ater. former Soviet Union. movies.” always tell me they’d like to stay.” implementing the district’s staff, something Tanner said tant thing about what we do coming here because it keeps my Some would find the work Indeed, there is a lot to be thank- --The ridiculous salaries lavished But none of these embarrass- curriculum had test scores was necessary and would and why we are here and why skills sharp. It’s fun to listen to the ful for and proud of while celebrat- on under-performing athletes ments can dim the excitement of Life and Laughter frustrating or depressing, but 10 points higher than in prior build morale. we come to work every day is inmates’ stories and give advice Ondricek enjoys his job. “They’re ing our nation’s birthday. Dismiss whose only claim to fame is that the country’s birthday, an event years, while students in non- The cost of developing cur- that we need to look at student once in a while.” just people,” he said. “As a nurse the doomsdayers and the cranky they were born with the genes of a every citizen can celebrate regard- pilot schools tested 5 points riculum is a fraction of the cost learning,” she said, and that The inmate Anderson was my job is to try and help them criticals. Despite its challenges, the redwood tree (ex-Jazzman center less of one’s income or status or higher last year. of purchasing materials, said is best seen with data-driven working on assured the dentist he feel better. Sometimes they do country is doing just fine. Kosta Koufas receiving $33 mil- “what not to wear” clothing. Happy Me and my shadow Even after adjusting for Patti Norman, district curricu- results. “We are hearing from wouldn’t return. “I’m done when change. Sometimes we do make The stock market, an indica- lion for averaging five whole points Birthday, America! I’m looking I get out,” he said. “I’m too old. The opinions expressed in away with EVERYTHING demographics, he said, the lum director. our stakeholders that local a difference – it can be rewarding tion of business health, is fairly per game during seven seasons or forward to your next one. difference is statistically sig- In addition, the district has control and fiscal responsibil- I’ve got a grandbaby that I want to too.” this column are those of the and found a way to get me in watch grow up.” author and not necessarily trouble for stuff I DID NOT nificant. translated its curriculum into ity are more important than Chinese, French and Span- ever.” The medical area has a few those of the Davis Clipper. DO. Well, sometimes I did. Julie Tanner, a board in thiS together OK, usually I did. I learned that a little sister is like having a rash. No mat- More ways to celebrate our freedoms Peri ter how much you scratch “They send these kids to put a face on to focus and they just don’t feel good. practice. I have a test kit that I use eight KindeR it and claw at it, it just never McCullough it,” Stephanie McCullough said. “It helps When their blood sugar is high, it’s to nine times a day.” goes away. fund research. There will be four or five harder and more complicated to bring it Camryn is concerned that sometimes The opinions expressed in this If I tried sneaking off to Continued from p. A1 children who will speak to Congress.” down. They can’t think straight or take people confuse type I diabetes with type column are those of the author and not A global organization, JDRF is a leader tests.” II, which is usually associated more my friend’s house, I’d hear, and notable people who have diabetes necessarily those of the Davis Clipper. “Pe-RI! Jenny wants to go, in TID research, with a goal to remove its Camryn is excited to take part in the with age and life style. “I don’t want speak to the kids. It’s a pretty intense impact on people’s lives. JDRF Congress. “I look forward to going people to get the wrong message,” she too.” If I was playing with my three days.” doll and didn’t want to share, “I think the hardest part of living with and meeting with lots of other people said. “I didn’t choose to have this, it just The program started in 1999 when diabetes is there is no such thing as a day who are going through what I’m going happened.” I’d hear, “Peri Lynn! You let Tommy Solo, an 8-year-old from LOUISE R. n the morning Jenny play with you.” Then off,” said Stephanie McCullough. “It’s all through.” “It might not be cured in their lifetime,” Massachusetts, heard about adult JDRF day long every day. I have to be available She doesn’t let TID slow her down said Stephanie McCullough. “But there SHAW of my second Jenny would cut my doll’s volunteers going to speak to Congress hair and I’D get in trouble for to run over to the elementary school if though. “I sing, dance, trail run, snow are some unbelievable advancements birthday, my and thought children should take part as her blood sugar goes low or high. When and water ski and play softball,” Camryn coming down the line.” O screaming. And punching. well. sister, Jenny, was born Once, after being forced the kids’ are low, it’s very hard for them said. “I check my blood before softball and destroyed my life to take my sister to the field with me to play, I cut he fireworks were grand, forever. Instead of my my hand on some barbed countersuit cites North Salt posted at nslcity.org. the parades were fun. parents fawning over wire while climbing into the NSL Lake Public Works records In the report, the And besides all that, the me with glitter and swamp I wasn’t allowed to that say the Evans used engineer states that the T enter. Jenny was frantic with Continued from p. A1 bike races and flag ceremonies ponies, they were in 556,000 gallons of water slope of that property worry, both because I was in 2014, much more than “doesn’t meet the and car shows and concerts the hospital, snuggling trespassing and because I the very individuals they endangered.” their neighbors. They then minimum factor of safety” were well attended and well with this red-faced probably had tetanus. claim that the water was in pseudostatic conditions, “I’m gonna tell mom,” she This is only the latest received. creature called a “sis- volley in a chain of lawsuits introduced into the hillside which means anything said, stupidly. and contributed to the causing vibrations in All told, it was a grand party – all the cLuff faMiLy shows respect to the United States flag as it passes in the and counterclaims, ter” like she was the “If you do, I’ll never play instability of the soil. the soil. The report also over Davis County – as we celebrated Centerville parade on July 4. starting with Eagleridge with you again.” The Evans have stated noticed groundwater together, the independence we Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper greatest thing since Tennis Club’s lawsuit She kept the secret for one that the water was used to seeping in at four and a have enjoyed in the United States of chocolate-covered day, then I heard her crying against North Salt America for a remarkable 239 years. Lake and Eaglepointe drain and refill their 30,000 half feet below the surface to the impact the decisions of those angry that their city government was Twinkies. to mom, “I don’t want Peri gallon pool. Sky Properties at one of their testing More than our country’s inde- early founders have had all these proposing to build a bigger and better At 2, I wasn’t even sure to die. She cut her hand on a Development/Sky pendence, we were celebrating the Properties for damages has no records that identify points, and oxidation many years. police station. I was at the state capitol what a “sister” was, but I fence and she’s gonna die.” the specific use for the that has suggested past independence we have as individuals These are places the crowds rarely once when hundreds chanted for bet- knew it wasn’t anything Needless to say, I didn’t related to the slide. Kern to think and say and do and believe River Gas Transmission Evans’ water usage, and groundwater seepage at appear – unless in anger. But they are ter air, again later when others called good. Once I realized she die. But I made sure Jenny has not addressed the fact two other points. It also as we choose. It’s all certainly worth a where America’s system can be seen for more money for education, and would be sticking around for paid for her tattle-telling Company also sued party. A big one. Eaglepointe Development/ that the Evans’ home is noted the instability of at its best – and sometimes worst -- yet again when still others called for a while, I decided to punish concern for my life. located to the side of the the natural soils on the I tried to cover as many events as and places that should be celebrated better health care. I was in the school my mom and dad for trying We’d lie in our bunk beds Sky Properties, GSH I could last weekend, starting before Geotechnical, and two landslide rather than near property. as much as any others. district auditorium when district to replace me with this whin- at night and create imagi- the crown (top) of the “The native clay soils, 7 one morning and ending after 10 It is in the city hall and the county officials laid out the need for more ing little monster. nary ice cream sundaes for investment firms for one night, and at each one came away damages. slide. sand soils, and existing fill commission chambers and the school schools, and therefore the need for Was I not enough? Did each other. She would give Two properties located materials observed during grateful for the chance to celebrate board auditorium and the state legis- more money from the community. they think they should start me mint chocolate chip ice In early June, something so significant with so EaglePointe Development/ farther up the slope, more our field investigation lature. These officials do not get any more over with a new daughter? cream with hot fudge top- than a dozen feet higher in are not suitable for many others who recognize its value It is where elected officials take on money for proposing to improve Each year in July, when ping and extra cherries. I’d Sky Properties as well. countersued and accused elevation and closer to the use as structural fill,” the tasks of keeping the citizens who conditions in their cities or for their our birthday rolled around, give her mud-flavored ice crown of the slide than the reads the report. “We Some highlights: a lieutenant elected them safe and secure and on students. They often only get angry I made sure my mom knew cream with mayonnaise. Kern River, GSH colonel in full uniform saluting as a Geotechnical, Earthtec Evans’ home, are owned recommend that a good roads and with good schools residents. But they have seen a need I was not going to share a Now, several decades later, by Sky Properties. One of professional engineer or young group of inexperienced scouts and with running water that’s clean and they are working to meet it. cake with Jenny, and I was I reluctantly admit that sis- Engineering, Eagleridge posted the colors, loud applause as a Tennis and Swim Club and those was the subject of a geologist verify that the enough to drink and electricity that Our founders didn’t fight taxation, not going to share a birthday ters are kind of cool. Thanks geotechnical report done structural fill to be used truck bearing veterans who had no stays on even when it’s 100 degrees they fought taxation without repre- party, and I was going to act to my parents’ indifference Paul and Jeanette Evans doubt seen difficult days went by in for all contributing to the by Earthtec Engineering on this project meets our outside. sentation. When our representatives like an inconsolable selfish to my opinion, I ended up in 2013, which is currently requirements.” a parade, homemade T-shirts with I try to cover as many of these live among us and see our needs and brat until I became a teen- with three sisters -- and a slide. With the Evans, the various designs of stars and stripes in meetings as I can, for the same try to meet them, we have the free- ager. Then I’d get really bad. brother who is still undergo- red, white and blue, worn by family reasons I cover July 4th events. They dom to be angry and often our pleas Instead of slapping me ing electroshock therapy to members of all ages and sizes. are the living proof of the freedoms get heard and plans get changed and telling me to calm the counteract being raised with My favorite: a dad leaning over to of self-government. And while they and other times we get outvoted and hell down, my mom made four sisters. Dr. Coombs, MD, FAAP & Staff show his young son how to put his aren’t always pretty, they are always things move ahead and we benefit two birthday cakes, planned Every year on our birth- hand on his heart when the flag of the somehow profound. despite our best efforts. two parties (inviting many day, I apologize to Jenny and Are very pleased to welcome Watch for exciting United States went by. I was in a city hall last month where It’s democracy. of the same kids) and sewed let her know I forgive her But there are other events besides elected officials were taken to task We can vote. We can campaign. We two dresses that could not for ruining my childhood. I parades and fireworks extravaganzas by the people who elected them, for can support. We can complain. match. She was patience grudgingly confess my life that bring a sense of pride in what proposing to charge a monthly fee It’s freedom. It’s fireworks. personified. Not only did would be bleaker without changes at America stands for and other days to improve roads. I was in a different It’s America. Jenny steal my birthday, but her. But I still get my own Dr. Bonnie besides July 4th that bear testimony city hall last year where citizens were she was so cute that she got cake. • Board certiﬁ ed pediatrician with 22 + years of experience. • Attended Medical School at Baylor College of The Medicine Shoppe Medicine in Houston, Texas. Letter All letters must (1) be signed, (2) be brief (generally under 300 words in length) (3) list the author’s city, and (4) give the writer’s telephone number. We reserve the right to edit all letters for length or • Pediatric Internship and Residency at Texas content. For letters arriving by e-mail, we will use the author’s e-mail address in lieu of a signature. Letters without proper identification will not be printed. E-mail letters to: [email protected] Children’s Hospital in Houston, Texas. poLicy • Has expertise in all areas of pediatric well being, nutrition, weight management, behavioral, mental health and ADHD issues as well as normal infant publisher ...... Gail Stahle ...... ext. 114 ...... [email protected] and child development. The • Dr. Bonnie enjoys cooking, gardening and reading. Managing editor ...... Tom Haraldsen ...... ext. 126 ...... [email protected] She likes to recreate outdoors walking, hiking, skiing and traveling to new places. Coming in July • She has three children and loves spending time Bonnie B. Feola, Davis Clipper associate editor ...... Jenniffer Wardell ...... ext. 106 ...... [email protected] with her family and friends. MD, FAAP clipper publishing co., inc. advertising Manager ...... Reed Stahle ...... ext. 133 ...... [email protected] Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 circulation ...... Jorgina Hancock ...... ext. 120 ...... [email protected] Volume 124 number 20 Subscription ...... Cindi Scott ...... ext. 119 ...... [email protected] 47 E 500 S., Bountiful UT 84010 July 9, 2015 THE DAVIS CLIPPER office Manager ...... Annette Tidwell ...... ext. 113 ...... [email protected] (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper Publish- 801-295-3463 ing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl, UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at Bountiful, UT Didn’t get a paper? 801-292-1464 • Douglas R. Coombs, MD, FAAP and at additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to The Davis Clipper, 520 East Medical Dr., #301, Bountiful Utah 84010 • coombsmd.com Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. please call before 2 p.m. friday for a replacement: 801-295-2251 ext. 120 Accepts most insurance companies • For appointments call 801-292-1464 A6 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 COMMUNITY BRIeFs Davis Heritage Company holds ‘Jubilee’ Compiled by Clipper staff WOODS CROSS — Recently, the Davis Heritage Company of the BOUNTIFUL Daughters of the Utah Pioneers City officials continue preparations for hosting Stage (DUP) held its annual “Jubilee.” This 3 of the Tour of Utah on Aug. 5. The race will make year’s theme was “Hearken Back – a two laps around parts of the city before finishing on Celebration.” It was held in the LDS Main Street. Lots of festivities planned downtown Cultural Hall, 2064 S. 800 West in that afternoon and evening. Woods Cross, and 108 “Daughters” attended. CENTERVILLE A brunch consisting of sausage Centerville City will hold a special presentation hon- breakfast casseroles, muffins, oring the city’s veterans on July 14 at 7 p.m. in the strawberries, and juices was served. council chambers at Centerville City Hall. Earl Tingey The room was decorated with yellow will present a history of “the greatest generation,” star-shaped balloons and pioneer and there will also be a display of uniforms, military artifacts. vehicles, photos and military memorabilia. The event The young “Holley Family Sing- is sponsored by Whitaker Museum. ing Sisters” sang three pioneer songs and were accompanied by their father, LaMar Holley, on the FARMINGTON guitar. Activities begin at 7 a.m. and go way past dark for All of the 14 Camps in the Com- Farmington Festival Days, July 11. A fun run starts pany attended. The years since they MEMBERS OF THE Davis Heritage Company of the DUP held a celebration in Woods the day and fireworks and a youth dance bring it to were chartered were recognized and Cross. a close. Details are on the city website at farming- celebrated. The oldest Camp, Eutaw, Courtesy photo ton.utah.gov. Other highlights include a parade at 10 was chartered on Feb. 21, 1928. The a.m., festival booths at Forbush Park from noon on most recent, Valley View, was char- members were sworn in for the dent. A special thanks for the job and an evening concert that starts with Farmington’s tered on Sept. 18, 2008, seven years years 2015-2017. Also sworn in was well done was given to Vicki Cham- Got Talent winners at 6:30 p.m., followed by Cori ago. Kathy Weiland, as the new Presi- bers, past president. Connors at 7 p.m. and Code Blue Revival at 8 p.m. During the program, new board

FRUIT HEIGHTS Photos of Fruit Heights youth involved in a service project at Castle Heights Park are featured on Responses strong to Envision Utah survey the city website, fruitheightscity.com. The project The Your Utah, Your are passionate about the issues most critical to expected nearly to double involved 350 youth who painted, cleaned, pulled Future campaign, a this state,” said Robert their future quality of life. within the next 35 years, weeds and picked up garbage. Others interested in public outreach initiative Grow, president and CEO Respondents were asked adding another 2.5 million service projects are needed to help clear the three- launched by Envision Utah of Envision Utah, in a to choose between differ- residents across the state. mile Gailey Trail in Nicholls Park. Information and to gather Utahns’ opinions release. “The responses ent growth scenarios for At the request of Gov. maps are also on the site. on issues that matter most from Utahns will give our each of 11 topics, including Gary Herbert, Envision to Utah’s future, became state and local policy mak- air quality, education, wa- Utah has been leading KAYSVILLE the most successful effort ers and legislators – and ter, public lands use, and the Your Utah, Your Residents here are being warned not to fall for a of its kind in the nation by every Utahn – a vision for agriculture. Envision Utah Future process to create registering nearly 53,000 Utah’s growth shaped by worked with 400 of the a vision and strategies to scam that has been reported in the community. The Utah voices in an online the voice of the people.” state’s experts and leaders accommodate that growth. city’s website warns that residents and businesses survey. The survey gave Utah in these topics for more The survey results will be are receiving calls erroneously reporting that their “The success of the Your residents a platform where than 18 months to create released later this sum- power bills have not been paid and power will be Utah, Your Future cam- they could learn about these growth scenarios. mer. turned off if they don’t send money to a third-party paign proves that Utahns choices and weigh in on Utah’s population is website. "If you receive a call like this,” said the city website, “do not give out your personal information.” Residents can verify payment information by calling the city at 801-546-1235. Firewood permits have now been made available

WEST BOUNTIFUL It might be hard think- Kamas wide by 8 feet long. A map use caution when driving Applications for positions on the West Bountiful ing about firewood this Permits are good of authorized cutting areas and cutting in the forest. City Youth Council are due by Friday, July 10. time of year, but personal- through Oct. 31. Firewood will be issued with the More information is avail- Applications can be turned in at city hall, 550 North use firewood permits permits are $7.50 per cord, permit. able by calling 435-783- 800 West, during regular business hours, 7:30 a.m. are now available for the with a four-cord minimum The permit allows 4338 or 435-654-0470. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday, or 7:30 a.m. to Heber/Kamas Ranger and a 10-cord maximum. firewood cutters to remove 3 p.m. on Friday. Call 801-292-4486 if you need fur- District. They can be pur- A cord is the amount of downed timber or to cut ther information. chased weekdays between tightly piled wood in a standing, dead trees. Fire- [email protected] 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at the stack 4 feet high by 4 feet wood cutters are urged to following locations: WOODS CROSS Heber Ranger District Come join in the fun as singers share their tal- office, 2460 S. Highway 40, ent at the Woods Cross Vocal Competition, July Heber City 18 at 8 p.m., in the Woods Cross Municipal Kamas Ranger District Building Multipurpose Room (east doors). Winners office, 50 E. Center St., will be awarded big prizes.

50-year reunion set for Davis Like what you see? High School 1965 graduates KAYSVILLE – Davis ner followed by a program High School’s Class of of reminiscing and tributes ’65 will celebrate the 50 to those who served in the Share articles years since graduation at a military and those who reunion July 17 and 18. have passed away. online by A golf tournament is A website, Davis-65.com, scheduled for Friday, July has more detailed informa- 17, and the main reunion tion. Those interested in visiting ... begins at 5 p.m. on Satur- participating are asked to day, July 18 at Davis High, register by July 10. davisclipper.com 325 S. Main in Kaysville. The Saturday program [email protected] will include a catered din-

JUNE NEW MEMBERS JUNE EXECUTIVE CIRCLE RENEWAL BRONZE LEVEL EXECUTIVE CIRCLE Weber State University BRONZE LEVEL President Charles A. Wight-Ogden/Davis Sam’s Club Lagoon Terrilyn Summers-Layton Terry Capener-Farmington Young Automotive Group , Inc. Spencer Young Sr.-Layton NEW MEMBERS SelectHealth Greg Reid-Murray Oviatt Design Group Kathy Oviatt-Farmington RENEWING MEMBERS Wells Fargo Bank Davis Arts Council Kimberli Trusty-Bountiful Kirt Bateman-Layton Sunset Ridge BBSI North Salt Lake City Development Partners Mark Summers-Ogden Mayor Len Arave Gary Stewart-Clearfi eld Stevens~Henager College Chris W. Thurgood Vicki Dewsnup-Layton Construction Chris Thurgood-Clearfi eld USTAR Cottontree Inn / Best Teresa McKnight-Farmington Western-Erik Gumbrecht Comcast Cable North Salt Lake Arinda Gutierrez-Sandy Utah State University- Animal Care Center Sandy’s Catering Kaysville Education Pam Nichols-West Bountiful Kristen Hill-Ogden Center Bell Printing & Design Gayle Mahler-Kaysville Mike Williams-Layton Taste of the Town-Friday • July 24th What Is Taste Of The Town? • Meats, Sweets, and Treats provided by Davis County’s favorite restaurants • Live Beats by the classically cool rock band Red Shot Pony • For Little Feets: KickFire Classic Kid Toys, Nerf Dart Arena by Dartside, Disney Princess Meet ‘n Mingle, Face Painting, Kids Area, and more! 450 South Simmons Way, Suite #220, Kaysville, UT Phone: 801-593-2200 Fax: 801-593-2212 davischamberofcommerce.com A6 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 News A7 COMMUNITY BRIeFs Davis Heritage Company holds ‘Jubilee’ Compiled by Clipper staff WOODS CROSS — Recently, the Davis Heritage Company of the BOUNTIFUL Daughters of the Utah Pioneers City officials continue preparations for hosting Stage (DUP) held its annual “Jubilee.” This 3 of the Tour of Utah on Aug. 5. The race will make year’s theme was “Hearken Back – a two laps around parts of the city before finishing on Celebration.” It was held in the LDS Main Street. Lots of festivities planned downtown Cultural Hall, 2064 S. 800 West in that afternoon and evening. Woods Cross, and 108 “Daughters” attended. CENTERVILLE A brunch consisting of sausage Centerville City will hold a special presentation hon- breakfast casseroles, muffins, oring the city’s veterans on July 14 at 7 p.m. in the strawberries, and juices was served. Taste of the Town council chambers at Centerville City Hall. Earl Tingey The room was decorated with yellow will present a history of “the greatest generation,” star-shaped balloons and pioneer and there will also be a display of uniforms, military artifacts. returns to Layton vehicles, photos and military memorabilia. The event The young “Holley Family Sing- Serving ing Sisters” sang three pioneer is sponsored by Whitaker Museum. Islander Since We Love songs and were accompanied by 1992 Commons July 24 CONSTRUCTION New their father, LaMar Holley, on the Patients! FARMINGTON guitar. • Remodeling and additions Activities begin at 7 a.m. and go way past dark for All of the 14 Camps in the Com- LAYTON -- The Davis music and lots of shade • Retaining walls Farmington Festival Days, July 11. A fun run starts pany attended. The years since they MEMBERS OF THE Davis Heritage Company of the DUP held a celebration in Woods Chamber of Commerce under beautiful trees. This • Landscaping the day and fireworks and a youth dance bring it to were chartered were recognized and Cross. will be hosting all of Davis year is especially exciting 2112 N. Hillfi eld Rd. a close. Details are on the city website at farming- celebrated. The oldest Camp, Eutaw, Courtesy photo County at its 18th annual because we’ve broadened NO JOB TO SMALL #1 • Layton was chartered on Feb. 21, 1928. The ton.utah.gov. Other highlights include a parade at 10 Taste of the Town event the event to include even Hours: most recent, Valley View, was char- FREE ESTIMATES a.m., festival booths at Forbush Park from noon on members were sworn in for the dent. A special thanks for the job on Friday, July 24, from 4 more activities for children Mon - Fri. 7 am - 6 pm and an evening concert that starts with Farmington’s tered on Sept. 18, 2008, seven years years 2015-2017. Also sworn in was well done was given to Vicki Cham- to 7 p.m. at Layton Com- and young teens. In addi- Residential/Commercial 385-299-4812 Got Talent winners at 6:30 p.m., followed by Cori ago. Kathy Weiland, as the new Presi- bers, past president. mons Park. Attendees can tion to face painting and [email protected] 510-239-8088 801-774-0770 Connors at 7 p.m. and Code Blue Revival at 8 p.m. During the program, new board purchase tickets at the balloon artists, there will event, for $1 each, which be an outdoor Nerf dart FRUIT HEIGHTS are then traded for food tag arena, Disney Prin- Photos of Fruit Heights youth involved in a ser- items of their choice. The cesses to meet and mingle Responses strong to Envision Utah survey whole family can satisfy with, and a children’s area vice project at Castle Heights Park are featured on their individual tastes. with various activities.” the city website, fruitheightscity.com. The project The Your Utah, Your are passionate about the issues most critical to expected nearly to double Local restaurateurs can The event is organized involved 350 youth who painted, cleaned, pulled Future campaign, a this state,” said Robert their future quality of life. within the next 35 years, introduce their food to every year by a commit- weeds and picked up garbage. Others interested in public outreach initiative Grow, president and CEO Respondents were asked adding another 2.5 million 4,000-5,000 new potential tee of Davis Chamber service projects are needed to help clear the three- launched by Envision Utah of Envision Utah, in a to choose between differ- residents across the state. HVAC patrons during the event, volunteers, coordinated by CONSTRUCTION, INC. Change your home forever Big Enough to mile Gailey Trail in Nicholls Park. Information and to gather Utahns’ opinions release. “The responses ent growth scenarios for At the request of Gov. and Chamber officials are Morgan Greaves, Director heating • ventilation • air conditioning do the Job on issues that matter most from Utahns will give our each of 11 topics, including Gary Herbert, Envision with new VINYL windows! maps are also on the site. still adding restaurants to of Sales and Events. 624 West 900 North, NSL, Utah 84054 Small Enough to Utah’s future, became state and local policy mak- air quality, education, wa- Utah has been leading the line-up and seeking “I’m excited for Taste of to Care the most successful effort ers and legislators – and ter, public lands use, and the Your Utah, Your sponsorships. the Town because it really 801-298-3413 KAYSVILLE 55 East 400 South • Centerville Residents here are being warned not to fall for a of its kind in the nation by every Utahn – a vision for agriculture. Envision Utah Future process to create “Taste of the Town brings the community 801-298-4822 registering nearly 53,000 Utah’s growth shaped by worked with 400 of the a vision and strategies to Your cooling Specialist scam that has been reported in the community. The seems to grow every together. We get to show- Like us on [email protected] Utah voices in an online the voice of the people.” state’s experts and leaders accommodate that growth. year. It is an exciting case our local restaurants www.hvacinutah.com Facebook city’s website warns that residents and businesses survey. The survey gave Utah in these topics for more The survey results will be www.obrienglassproducts.com are receiving calls erroneously reporting that their and energetic event that and enjoy great food and “The success of the Your residents a platform where than 18 months to create released later this sum- is perfect for everyone, music in a beautiful set- power bills have not been paid and power will be Utah, Your Future cam- they could learn about these growth scenarios. mer. turned off if they don’t send money to a third-party from young families to ting,” Greaves said. paign proves that Utahns choices and weigh in on Utah’s population is senior citizens,” said Angie For further information, website. "If you receive a call like this,” said the city Osguthorpe, President and to participate as a restau- website, “do not give out your personal information.” CEO of the Davis Cham- rant, or sponsor the event, Taking care of ALL your electrical needs! Residents can verify payment information by calling ber of Commerce, in a re- contact Morgan Greaves at the city at 801-546-1235. Firewood permits have now been made available lease. “We will have about 801-593-2200 or morgan@ 888-929-0831 25 local restaurants repre- davischamberofcommerce. WEST BOUNTIFUL It might be hard think- Kamas wide by 8 feet long. A map use caution when driving sented, sharing their deli- com. This event is free Applications for positions on the West Bountiful ing about firewood this Permits are good of authorized cutting areas and cutting in the forest. cious food samples with and open to the public. City Youth Council are due by Friday, July 10. time of year, but personal- through Oct. 31. Firewood will be issued with the More information is avail- our guests, as well as live [email protected] Applications can be turned in at city hall, 550 North use firewood permits permits are $7.50 per cord, permit. able by calling 435-783- Tuesday - Saturday 10-6 800 West, during regular business hours, 7:30 a.m. are now available for the with a four-cord minimum The permit allows 4338 or 435-654-0470. Art • Collectables Gifts • Jewelry to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday, or 7:30 a.m. to Heber/Kamas Ranger and a 10-cord maximum. firewood cutters to remove Find us on the Find us on the 3 p.m. on Friday. Call 801-292-4486 if you need fur- District. They can be pur- A cord is the amount of downed timber or to cut • Come Visit Us! ther information. chased weekdays between tightly piled wood in a standing, dead trees. Fire- [email protected] 58 No. Main - Farmington, Utah • 801-451-6400 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at the stack 4 feet high by 4 feet wood cutters are urged to davisclipper.com Web • New Construction • Remodels • Service WOODS CROSS following locations: Heber Ranger District Emergency Backup Generators Come join in the fun as singers share their tal- office, 2460 S. Highway 40, ent at the Woods Cross Vocal Competition, July Heber City 18 at 8 p.m., in the Woods Cross Municipal Kamas Ranger District Building Multipurpose Room (east doors). Winners office, 50 E. Center St., will be awarded big prizes.

JUNE NEW MEMBERS JUNE EXECUTIVE CIRCLE RENEWAL Pricing BRONZE LEVEL EXECUTIVE CIRCLE Weber State University Level II Facility BRONZE LEVEL President Charles A. Wight-Ogden/Davis • Small Room ...... $2,550 Sam’s Club Lagoon • Medium Room ...... $2,750 Terrilyn Summers-Layton Terry Capener-Farmington Young Automotive Group , Inc. • Large Room ...... $3,100 Spencer Young Sr.-Layton NEW MEMBERS SelectHealth Greg Reid-Murray Oviatt Design Group Kathy Oviatt-Farmington RENEWING MEMBERS Wells Fargo Bank Davis Arts Council Kimberli Trusty-Bountiful Kirt Bateman-Layton Sunset Ridge BBSI North Salt Lake City Development Partners Mark Summers-Ogden Mayor Len Arave All Base Rate Prices Include Features Additional Services Gary Stewart-Clearﬁ eld Stevens~Henager College Chris W. Thurgood Vicki Dewsnup-Layton Construction Chris Thurgood-Clearﬁ eld USTAR Cottontree Inn / Best • Personal cares – Help getting ready for • Wonderful home cooked meals • Showers ...... $225 per month Teresa McKnight-Farmington Western-Erik Gumbrecht Comcast Cable North Salt Lake Arinda Gutierrez-Sandy the day and for bed • Original art work throughout the facility • Incontinent Care ...... $225 per month Utah State University- Animal Care Center • Escort service to meals and activities • Built in stereo system • Medication Management . . . . $225 per month Sandy’s Catering Kaysville Education Pam Nichols-West Bountiful Kristen Hill-Ogden Center Bell Printing & Design • Room service • Resident activities throughout the day • Telephone - Private Line . . . . $ 20 per month Gayle Mahler-Kaysville Mike Williams-Layton • Extended cable TV • Personal Laundry ...... $ 50 per month Taste of the Town-Friday • July 24th What Is Taste Of The Town? • All meals and snacks • Move in Fee ...... $500 one time • Meats, Sweets, and Treats provided by • Clean and wash towels and sheets Davis County’s favorite restaurants • Live Beats by the classically cool rock band • Furniture Red Shot Pony • For Little Feets: KickFire Classic Kid Toys, Call for an appointment – Bruce 801.573.1221 Nerf Dart Arena by Dartside, Disney Princess Meet ‘n Mingle, Face Painting, Kids Area, and more! Please call me to learn about assisted living at no charge. 450 South Simmons Way, Suite #220, Kaysville, UT Phone: 801-593-2200 633 East Medical Drive, Bountiful Utah, 84010 Fax: 801-593-2212 davischamberofcommerce.com Across the street, from the front doors, of Lakeview Hospital. MAKING WAVES South Davis Aquatic team consists of over 200 swimmers D2

DAVIS A8 Sports THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

“It’s a test of your own fitness and determination. It helps me stay young. “ John Lauck

GARY GARDINER (ON LEfT) and John Lauck set the LoToJa course record in 2014 with a time of 9 hours, 5 minutes to win their third consecutive LoToJa title. Courtesy photo

Tandem bike champs can hold their own BY CATHERINE GARRETT and have gotten a good workout.” “It’s a test of your own fitness and Clipper Correspondent “The riders are always very good and determination,” he said. “It helps me stay competitive, but I feel like if I’m having a young. There’s not a thing I can’t par- good day, I can race as good as anybody,” ticipate in that I wasn’t doing in my 20s. Bountiful’s John Lauck and Centerville’s Gary Gardiner have Gardiner said. Besides the health benefits for me, this On July 4, Gardiner also placed first in is something that is purely fun and I love won the tandem bike race in the popular LoToJa event the past his category at The Rage at Snowbird, to do.” three years. The duo will defend their title in September – as while Lauck came in fourth. Both have “My wife [Alison] got jealous of the finished among the top four in several time I spent biking so we bought a tan- well as compete in the USA National Cycling Championships other races this season. dem bike and she has enjoyed it,” Lauck to be held in Ogden that same month – but they have also been Lauck, who is 59, has been racing for said. more than 30 years after participating When Gardiner was 28, he asked his racing individually in various events. in several triathlons and realizing that younger brother if he could borrow his Recently, Lauck placed first in the Back 50 on June 13. “biking was the most fun and I was pretty bike. “I found it was a lot more fun than Men’s 50+ division at Sundance on June “It’s an honor and thrill to come in first good at it.” He won his first race over 25 running,” the now 52-year-old said. 27, while Gardiner won the Expert Men against excellent competitors,” Lauck years ago in eastern Kansas. Lauck said He has won several races over the 50+ category. They also won their divi- said. “You never know which body is go- he’s ridden over 200,000 miles on a bike sions at the Three Peaks Challenge in Ce- ing to show up – the good body or the old and estimates that he’s had to purchase n See “TANDEM” p. A9 dar City the week before and the Wasatch man body. And, it’s always good to finish more than 20 bikes over the years. Volleyball-playing sisters lead teams to tournament success BY TOM HARALDSEN [email protected] KAYSVILLE—Any sports coach or team manager will tell you— the most important as- pect in guiding a talented athlete to reaching their potential is their teach- ability. No wonder suc- NEW BOuNTIfuL BOWL owner Ed Barnes has reopened the lanes. cess has come for a pair Photo by Tom Haraldsen/Davis Clipper of Kaysville sisters who ON A ROLL: are helping their volleyball teams gain national prominence. Bountiful Bowl is back in Lydia Stahle, 15, a sophomore to be at Davis High School this fall, and Hannah Stahle, 13, who will be business with new owner entering eighth grade at Centennial Jr. High, enjoyed quite the spring. BY TOM HARALDSEN The standout volleyball players [email protected] joined with members of their Utah Ice club teams at this year’s AAU West Coast Championships in Las BOUNTIFUL—The area near the intersection of 500 Vegas. Lydia’s 15U team won the West and 500 South in Bountiful has been iconic for championship, and Hannah’s 14U team finished third. decades. At one time, Lee’s Café was the gathering place “It was quite impressive to have for diners, coffee drinkers and smokers. The Queen three of our teams (the other was 18U) all place at the tournament,” Theater was the Saturday matinee destination for many. said Art McCarty, who coached They’re both just memories now. his 15U team to the title and has In that same area in the mid-1940s, Bountiful Bowl opened its doors. But a worked with both Stahle sisters. few months ago, the historic 20-lane bowling alley that has hosted leagues for “There were probably 150 teams nearly seven decades looked like it might go dark forever. That’s when one across all the divisions, so to have SISTERS LYDIA (left) and Hannah Stahle helped their Utah of the Bowl’s biggest fans and strongest advocates stepped up. Thanks to Ed three from our club do that well Ice volleyball teams achieve great success at this year’s AAU Barnes, Bountiful Bowl is back in business. West Coast Championships in Las Vegas. n See “STAHLE” p. A9 Courtesy photo n See “BOWLING” p. A9 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 SPORTS A9 MAKING WAVES South Davis Aquatic team consists of over 200 swimmers D2 South Davis Aquatic Team making waves Tandem

DAVIS A8 Continued from p. A8 THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 BY JOSH McFADDEN Recreation Center. tion to his duties with the Tsunami lessons and is showing an interest Clipper Correspondent During the year, the team also club, Doman coaches the View- in pursuing swimming as a sport, years and doesn’t see participates in swim meets against mont High School squad. Whiting not just an activity, the Bronze himself stopping anytime Sports soon. “I’m going to keep BOUNTIFUL--With school out for other clubs across the state. For was a fast learner in the pool. She Group is a perfect place to start. the summer and with tempera- instance, in June the club partici- began swimming in 2007 quickly Here, the swimmer learns more doing this until my body tures nearing or exceeding triple pated in four meets, including the reached the National Team. She advanced strokes and gets a taste says, ‘That’s enough,’” he digits, swimming is a popular four-day CHAT invite. July is a big has been with the South Davis of competitive swimming. The said. activity. While many people simply month, too, as the Tsunami will Aquatic Team for five years. Silver Group is where the team Gardiner and his wife, take a dip in the pool to cool off, a take part in four meets. The club- One of the key tenants of the member begins to participate in Michelle, have also ridden group of Davis County youngsters hosted Tsunami Summer Spec- club is to help swimmers progress meets and learn how to swim lon- a tandem bike together use the water as their racetrack. tacular is slated for July 9–11. and continually build upon skills. ger distances. In the Gold Group, – including the LoToJa The South Davis Aquatic The team is under the guidance To help team members develop the swimmer learns to push event twice. “We knew we “It’s a test of Team, also known as the South of Steve Doman and Jill Whiting. and improve, the Tsunami con- himself or herself toward compet- weren’t gonna win, but we Davis Tsunami, is a collection of Doman has extensive experience, sists of six different levels, each ing in events and in perfecting the wanted to see how we’d around 200 swimmers of varying both as a competitive swimmer helping prepare the swimmer for freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke do together,” Gardiner your own ages and skill levels. The team is and as a coach. An All-American the next level. Also, each level and butterfly swim strokes. said. “She didn’t neces- indeed active during the hot sum- swimmer in high school and an has regular practices; the more The highest three levels—Ju- sarily enjoy it, but she did mer months, but you’ll find club All-conference performer at BYU, advanced the level, the more de- nior, Senior and National—are really well.” fitness and members in the pool throughout Doman has helped youth swim- manding the workouts are. where the competitive side of the Lauck and Gardiner the year at Bountiful’s South Davis mers for nearly 30 years. In addi- If your child has had swimming club begins to ramp up. became acquainted more than a decade ago and determination. started training together. They ride up to 30 miles It helps me at a time five to six days a with Ice teams several times. This athletic. Jennifer played in high softball players, a season they are week. On a tandem bike, Stahle year, for example, Hannah played school in Apple Valley, Calif., and currently enjoying. the pair has won several stay young. “ on the 14U team. Lydia’s squad in Clark has played competitive “They are extremely athletic, races, including the Utah Continued from p. A8 15U went 9-0, winning the tourna- sports most of his life. but even better than that, they State Time Trial champi- John Lauck ment title. Hannah’s team took Lydia, who is 5-7, began playing are ‘court smart’,” McCarty said. onship in May. speaks to the kind of kids we third. McCarty said both girls volleyball as a fifth grader, and “They are really coachable, and As they head back to have.” were major contributors to their played last year on the Davis High when you combine that with their LoToJa this fall to defend As the numbers indicate, the teams’ successes. team while still in junior high. athleticism, it’s hard to beat the the title they have won 15U team is for those 15 and Their parents, Clark and Jen- Hannah began the sport as a third combination. I’m excited to coach the past three years, they under, but in both Lydia and Han- nifer Stahle, have always been grader. Both are also competitive them.” will have the same goal as nah’s cases, they’ve “played up” last year – to ride the 200- mile stretch from Logan to Jackson Hole in under GARY GARDINER (ON LEfT) nine hours. They narrow- and John Lauck set the LoToJa ing to take ownership. ownership transition, and he said, “maybe make to 5 p.m. on Mondays ly missed that feat in 2014 course record in 2014 with Bowling “I have a passion for none of them were full some dinners or break- and Wednesdays, 3-9 p.m. despite setting a course a time of 9 hours, 5 minutes bowling, and I have a lot leagues where all 20 lanes fasts. I plan on being here Thursdays, and noon to record of nine hours, five to win their third consecutive Continued from p. A8 of different ideas of what were engaged. Barnes all evenings to help resolve midnight on Fridays and minutes. LoToJa title. we can do to make this wants to reestablish fall problems and take care of Saturdays. The lanes are They will also com- Courtesy photo “Honestly, I’ve bowled successful,” he said. First league bowling this year, customers.” He’ll also be closed on Tuesdays and pete at the USA National here all of my life,” Barnes and foremost will be to with enhancements for his offering some giveaway Sundays during the sum- Cycling Championships in said after reopening resurrect bowling leagues, customers. incentives, including being mer months. The phone is September in Ogden. the doors on June 26. “I really the lifeblood of any He’s already made a part of the Davis Clip- 801-292-2444. “We have a little bit of started as a junior bowler. bowling establishment few changes, like adding per Connect and Collect “This is an icon in Boun- a home-court advantage, My mom and I used to that isn’t part of something free Wi-Fi in the building, program. tiful, a legend in its place,” ‘cause these are the roads come here together. And I else. and adding a satellite so Bountiful Bowl will Barnes said. “We’re keep- we ride on,” Gardiner worked here part time for “This is a league bowling that different channels have abbreviated hours ing that legend going and said. 12 years at the front desk, alley. It’s not set up to be are available on the TVs at for summer: open noon making it even better.” greeting and handling cus- a family fun center, like a each lane. He also brought tomers as they walked in.” Boondocks, for example. in DirectTV and Sunday Tandem bike champs can hold their own Like so many longtime It’s meant for leagues, and Ticket, so this fall, when patrons of the bowling I want to continue to build the alley opens on Sun- alley, Barnes was sad- on that reputation,” he days, bowlers can enjoy and have gotten a good workout.” “It’s a test of your own fitness and dened when he heard that said. NFL games while they BY CATHERINE GARRETT the previous owners were Clipper Correspondent “The riders are always very good and determination,” he said. “It helps me stay Bountiful Bowl had just bowl. competitive, but I feel like if I’m having a young. There’s not a thing I can’t par- going to close the doors. four leagues when it closed “I might open up a small good day, I can race as good as anybody,” ticipate in that I wasn’t doing in my 20s. And he decided to see if he for a few days during the restaurant in here as well,” Bountiful’s John Lauck and Centerville’s Gary Gardiner have Gardiner said. Besides the health benefits for me, this could arrange the financ- On July 4, Gardiner also placed first in is something that is purely fun and I love won the tandem bike race in the popular LoToJa event the past his category at The Rage at Snowbird, to do.” three years. The duo will defend their title in September – as while Lauck came in fourth. Both have “My wife [Alison] got jealous of the finished among the top four in several time I spent biking so we bought a tan- well as compete in the USA National Cycling Championships other races this season. dem bike and she has enjoyed it,” Lauck to be held in Ogden that same month – but they have also been Lauck, who is 59, has been racing for said. more than 30 years after participating When Gardiner was 28, he asked his racing individually in various events. in several triathlons and realizing that younger brother if he could borrow his Recently, Lauck placed first in the Back 50 on June 13. “biking was the most fun and I was pretty bike. “I found it was a lot more fun than Men’s 50+ division at Sundance on June “It’s an honor and thrill to come in first good at it.” He won his first race over 25 running,” the now 52-year-old said. 27, while Gardiner won the Expert Men against excellent competitors,” Lauck years ago in eastern Kansas. Lauck said He has won several races over the 50+ category. They also won their divi- said. “You never know which body is go- he’s ridden over 200,000 miles on a bike sions at the Three Peaks Challenge in Ce- ing to show up – the good body or the old and estimates that he’s had to purchase n See “TANDEM” p. A9 dar City the week before and the Wasatch man body. And, it’s always good to finish more than 20 bikes over the years. Volleyball-playing sisters lead teams to tournament success BY TOM HARALDSEN [email protected] KAYSVILLE—Any sports coach or team manager will tell you— the most important as- pect in guiding a talented athlete to reaching their potential is their teach- ability. No wonder suc- NEW BOuNTIfuL BOWL owner Ed Barnes has reopened the lanes. cess has come for a pair Photo by Tom Haraldsen/Davis Clipper One Year Free Saturday Family Flick Night of Kaysville sisters who ON A ROLL: Basic Join us July 18 for are helping their volley- One Year $99 Big Hero 6! ball teams gain national Basic FREE on our outdoor pool deck on our monstrous prominence. Bountiful Bowl is back in $99 inflatable screen! Lydia Stahle, 15, a sophomore to be at Davis High School this fall, Join our personal trainers at 7:30pm the same night for and Hannah Stahle, 13, who will be business with new owner Free Family Fitness! entering eighth grade at Centennial They will hold the largest game of Freeze Tag! Jr. High, enjoyed quite the spring. BY TOM HARALDSEN The standout volleyball players [email protected] with VIP & VIP+ membership joined with members of their Utah Unlimited classes with VIP+ membership Ice club teams at this year’s AAU West Coast Championships in Las BOUNTIFUL—The area near the intersection of 500 Half Marathon Vegas. Lydia’s 15U team won the West and 500 South in Bountiful has been iconic for Enrollment Fees Friday, July 24th championship, and Hannah’s 14U www.handcarthalf.com team finished third. decades. At one time, Lee’s Café was the gathering place All Monthly Frontier 5k “It was quite impressive to have for diners, coffee drinkers and smokers. The Queen Memberships three of our teams (the other was Join online now at: ﬁ tnessfor10.com50% 18U) all place at the tournament,” Theater was the Saturday matinee destination for many. Pioneer Pete’s 1k said Art McCarty, who coached They’re both just memories now. his 15U team to the title and has In that same area in the mid-1940s, Bountiful Bowl opened its doors. But a One Year worked with both Stahle sisters. One Year few months ago, the historic 20-lane bowling alley that has hosted leagues for Basic Basic “There were probably 150 teams nearly seven decades looked like it might go dark forever. That’s when one 550 N 200 W Bountiful, UT across all the divisions, so to have SISTERS LYDIA (left) and Hannah Stahle helped their Utah of the Bowl’s biggest fans and strongest advocates stepped up. Thanks to Ed $99 $99 three from our club do that well Ice volleyball teams achieve great success at this year’s AAU Barnes, Bountiful Bowl is back in business. Join online now at: tnessfor 10.com (801) 298-6220 West Coast Championships in Las Vegas. n See “STAHLE” p. A9 Courtesy photo n See “BOWLING” p. A9 SouthDavisRecreation.com A10 ComiCs/sPoRTs CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

Experience Packages available for Tour of Utah ANTELOpE ISLAND AcTIvITIES BY TOM HARALDSEN and beverages, access to the Rider one of the most unique professional Antelope Island State Park on the Great Salt Lake has three pro- [email protected] Lounge, and reserved access to sports in the world today. It is the grams for the public to enjoy in the next few days. Autograph Alley each morning. VIP first internationally-sanctioned cy- The 2015 Larry H. Miller Tour of Hospitality tickets for finish line cling competition in North America July 11 Utah starts Aug. 3, and will include venues include access to the Tour following the Tour de France. Junior Ranger program: Antelope Island's Earliest Settlers. Stage 3 racing from Antelope Island Tracker Lounge and reserved view- Volunteers always play a key role Come and join us for a fun filled experience learning about Ante- to Bountiful on Aug. 5. Why you can ing at the finish line of the race, in in the success of all Tour of Utah ac- lope Island’s pioneer history at 1 p.m. at the historic Fielding Garr catch plenty of that stage from any- addition to catered food and bever- tivities, and each volunteer receives Ranch on Antelope Island State Park. Though this informative Junior where along the race route, perhaps ages. a green, commemorative Tour of Ranger program is geared for ages 6-12, people of all ages are you’re looking for something more. One-of-a-kind Experience Packag- Utah T-shirt, and a drawstring cinch welcome. For more information, call (801) 649-5742. Experience Packages starting at es offer a ride in an official caravan sack filled with additional Tour of July 12 $75 per person are now available vehicle during the race, entry into Utah merchandise: adjustable hat, Hummingbird viewing. for cycling fans to get close to the The Ultimate Challenge amateur water bottle, souvenir sunglasses, Bring a your own picnic lunch and watch hummingbirds at the action. Individual hospitality passes ride, or overnight accommodations key chain and sun screen. Each day, Ranch. Meet at 11 a.m. at the Ranch picnic area. There will be for 10 different start and finish following Stage 6 presented by volunteers will also be provided a feeders out to attract the hummingbirds for great viewing op- venues range in price from $75 University of Utah Health Care at box lunch, courtesy of Subway, and portunities while you eat your lunch. Dessert will be provided, to $350. Special event Experience Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort. Dasani water. but quantities will be limited. Wear red and floral patterns to help Packages, offering unique, behind- These packages are customized for The Davis Clipper is intimately in- attract the hummingbirds. For more information, contact charitygib- the-scenes access to the race, range a unique encounter with the race volved in this year’s event, and we’ll [email protected]. in price from $650-$2,500. All offers and the world’s top professional be publishing updates each week July 25 are available for booking online at cyclists. The website gives a break- leading to the Aug. 5 stage in the pioneer Day celebration: www.tourofutah.com/experience/ down of all the packages. county. Those wishing to apply as a Come and join in the fun celebrating Pioneer Day at the Fielding experience-packages. The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah volunteer can do so online at www. Garr Ranch, with games from 10 a.m. to noon and guided tours of VIP Hospitality tickets for start continues to be free to all specta- tourofutah.com/experience/volunteer. the Fielding Garr Ranch from 3-4 p.m. For more information, call line venues include catered food tors, making professional cycling (801) 649-5742. A10 ComiCs/sPoRTs CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 home-grown movie Experience Packages available for Tour of Utah ANTELOpE ISLAND AcTIvITIES Community film moves ahead, Page B5

BY TOM HARALDSEN and beverages, access to the Rider one of the most unique professional Antelope Island State Park on the Great Salt Lake has three pro- DAVIS [email protected] Lounge, and reserved access to sports in the world today. It is the grams for the public to enjoy in the next few days. THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 Autograph Alley each morning. VIP first internationally-sanctioned cy- The 2015 Larry H. Miller Tour of Hospitality tickets for finish line cling competition in North America July 11 B Utah starts Aug. 3, and will include venues include access to the Tour following the Tour de France. Junior Ranger program: Antelope Island's Earliest Settlers. Life Stage 3 racing from Antelope Island Tracker Lounge and reserved view- Volunteers always play a key role Come and join us for a fun filled experience learning about Ante- to Bountiful on Aug. 5. Why you can ing at the finish line of the race, in in the success of all Tour of Utah ac- lope Island’s pioneer history at 1 p.m. at the historic Fielding Garr catch plenty of that stage from any- addition to catered food and bever- tivities, and each volunteer receives Ranch on Antelope Island State Park. Though this informative Junior where along the race route, perhaps ages. a green, commemorative Tour of Ranger program is geared for ages 6-12, people of all ages are you’re looking for something more. One-of-a-kind Experience Packag- Utah T-shirt, and a drawstring cinch welcome. For more information, call (801) 649-5742. Experience Packages starting at es offer a ride in an official caravan sack filled with additional Tour of July 12 $75 per person are now available vehicle during the race, entry into Utah merchandise: adjustable hat, Hummingbird viewing. for cycling fans to get close to the The Ultimate Challenge amateur water bottle, souvenir sunglasses, Bring a your own picnic lunch and watch hummingbirds at the action. Individual hospitality passes ride, or overnight accommodations key chain and sun screen. Each day, Ranch. Meet at 11 a.m. at the Ranch picnic area. There will be for 10 different start and finish following Stage 6 presented by volunteers will also be provided a feeders out to attract the hummingbirds for great viewing op- venues range in price from $75 University of Utah Health Care at box lunch, courtesy of Subway, and portunities while you eat your lunch. Dessert will be provided, to $350. Special event Experience Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort. Dasani water. but quantities will be limited. Wear red and floral patterns to help Packages, offering unique, behind- These packages are customized for The Davis Clipper is intimately in- attract the hummingbirds. For more information, contact charitygib- the-scenes access to the race, range a unique encounter with the race volved in this year’s event, and we’ll [email protected]. in price from $650-$2,500. All offers and the world’s top professional be publishing updates each week July 25 are available for booking online at cyclists. The website gives a break- leading to the Aug. 5 stage in the pioneer Day celebration: www.tourofutah.com/experience/ down of all the packages. county. Those wishing to apply as a Come and join in the fun celebrating Pioneer Day at the Fielding experience-packages. The Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah volunteer can do so online at www. Garr Ranch, with games from 10 a.m. to noon and guided tours of VIP Hospitality tickets for start continues to be free to all specta- tourofutah.com/experience/volunteer. the Fielding Garr Ranch from 3-4 p.m. For more information, call line venues include catered food tors, making professional cycling (801) 649-5742.

viewmonT STUDenTS march along main at Centerville’s Fourth of July Parade Saturday morning, in scorching hot temperatures. The city held festivities throughout the day to celebrate not only Independence Day but the 100th anniversary since the city’s incorporation. Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper A fAntAstic 4th

Provo BanD ‘no limiTS’ Perform roUSing cover TUneS despite a localized windstorm that sent dust and debris flying around the site of Kaysville’s evening festivities. Earlier in the day, the Kaysville water parade (right) gave residents a chance to cool off after a two-hour parade along Main featuring bands, businesses and local dignitaries. As is traditional, North Salt Lake held its festival and fireworks show (below) the evening of July 3 at the Eaglewood Golf Course.

veTeranS riDing on a raiSeD TrUck BeD decorated with a sign reading “Hometown Heroes,” were greeted with loud applause at Centerville’s Fourth of July Parade. Scouts from Troop 109 (below) post the flag of the United States of America at an early-morning flag ceremony featuring keynote speaker Lt. Col. Charles Kettenring. Freedom is important to the human spirit, said Kettenring, and the Founding Fathers were men of courage and principal inspired by God. “The flag is a personal friend of mine,” he said. “The red, white and blue represent our nation and the sacrifices that brought it about.” Photos by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper B2 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 WHAT TO DO IN UTAH Shades of beauty at watercolor small works show BY JENNIFFER WARDELL on the Seine.” Everything reverse color for some landscape. [email protected] from the lines on the street excellent wing highlights. There are also a few pole to the reflections in Barbara Kidd’s “Old acrylic paintings scattered BOUNTIFUL — Water the ripples of water make Shanghai,” an Award of through the exhibit, the gives life, but it can also the scene look like it could Excellence winner, trans- more solid colors blending make some pretty amazing come to life at any mo- forms the city into bold in well with the subtler wa- art. ment. Bonita Tollefson’s blocks that have the same tercolors. One even earned The Utah Watercolor “Sanctuary” relies more on clean power of modern art. an Award of Excellence, a Society shows off the suggestion, but has won- Beth Arbuckle Ashdown’s richly detailed landscape potential of the medium derful little touches like a “Promenade,” an Award of from Sue Burdett called with their Small Works flock of tiny birds taking Merit winner, has the same “Silver Lake.” Exhibition, running now flight, and Linda Artman’s impact on an even smaller Nancy Maxfield Lund through Aug. 21 in the “Floating in the Grass” scale. shows off the best of both basement gallery of the gets an infinite amount of Other works, both by worlds with her “Rainbow Bountiful/Davis Art Cen- variety out of subtle shifts artist James Brown, make Zebra,” a watercolor and ter. The exhibit highlights of color. their impact by using what acrylic mix. The acrylic the subtle delicacies that Just because it’s water- appears to be as little color makes the zebra’s stripes can be found in the best color, however, doesn’t as possible. His “Evening and the background pop, watercolors, bringing life mean the colors have to be Reflections” use a narrow while the watercolor turns to everything from beauti- delicate. Caryn Feeney’s palette of blues, purples the rest of the zebra into ful vistas to personable “Poppies in the Iris” scat- and greens to capture the a luscious-looking sunset animals. ters vivid rainbow bursts of coolness of moonlight, fantasy. That delicacy proves sur- orange and purple flowers while his “The Long prisingly good at captur- across the small canvas. Winter” uses only a dozen RICHARD BURTON’S “Sunday ing fine detail, like it does Roxane Pfister’s “Raven” different shades of blue- on the Seine.” in Best of Show winner uses black and gold to black and white to create Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Richard Burton’s “Sunday striking effect, along with a beautifully serene, frigid Davis Clipper

fireworks show is provided $25.00; with Family Night, vibrant yet dark collection of EvENTS •••• by Bountiful City on July Tell Davis County what you’re doing! Group and Other Discounts portraits and memento mori. 23, at dusk (around 10 p.m.) Send in your events, concerts, plays and available. For details or to With a complex word that July 11 from Mueller Park Jr. High purchase tickets, call 801- conveys both a person’s leav- • Junior Ranger Program: in Bountiful.There will also community events to 957-3322 or visit the-grand. ing and someone’s passing, Come learn about Antelope be activities in the park July org.events/current/swordofla- Carruth acknowledges the Island’s Pioneer History at 1 23 and 24, including food, [email protected] to get them ban. complexities within his own p.m. at the historic Fielding rides, games and perform- included in the calendar August 7-September 12 experience and memory and Garr Ranch on Antelope ers. For a complete sched- • Salt Lake’s Off Broad- his singular interpretation of Island State Park. The Junior ule, visit handcart days.org/ way Theatre presents meaning. He concedes that Ranger program is geared Parkactivities. phitheater, 445 N. Wasatch Saturday. Based on the “Jurassic Park City.” What an environment or situation for ages 6-12, but people of July 25 Dr., Layton, 801-546-8575, classic Jimmy Stewart movie, happens when a Dinosaur inevitably evolves after our all ages are welcome. • Pioneer Day Celebration tickets.davisarts.org. the play tells the story of theme Park opens in Park observation of it, leaving our (801) 649-5742. Antelope Island. Join in the July 12 a brother, a sister, a niece City Utah, and the dino- capacity to relate to another’s July 12 fun celebrating Pioneer Day • Davis Arts Council and a six-foot-tall invisible saurs attack the customers? experiences necessarily • Ogden Pioneer Days at the Fielding Garr Ranch Sunday Concert, 7 p.m., rabbit. For tickets and more Horror, fear, terror... hilarity. incomplete. hosts a devotional featuring with Games from 10 a.m. Kenley Amphitheater, 445 information, visit cptutah.org. This new comedy writ- Elder D. Todd Christoffer- to 12 p.m. and guided tours N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, June 19-July 18 ten by Eric R. Jensen will son, member of the Quorum of the Fielding Garr Ranch free.The Highway Thieves • Salt Lake’s Off Broad- feature dinosaurs that walk CLASSES••• of the Twelve Apostles of will perform. way Theatre presents “The from 3 to 4 p.m. (801) 649- and talk. (Unfortunately, the Aug. 13 The Church of Jesus Christ July 14 Complete Works of William 5742 Utah-raptor will say “fetch, • Free caregiver class, of Latter-day Saints, 6 p.m., • Indigo Girls will perform Shakespeare, Abridged.” flip, and Oh my HECK” a Dee Events Center, free, at the Kenley Amphitheater, This side splitting comedy Golden Years Center, 726 lot) This wacky comedy is S. 100 E., Bountiful. Topic: 801-626-8500. MUSIC•••• 445 N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, written by Adam Long, going to be a must see for • WSU will host the 8 p.m. For tickets call 801- Daniel Singer, and Jess “Charitable Care” presented July 10 children and families, so get by Brandie Evans, Rocky 37th annual Lindquist 546-8575, tickets.davisarts. Winfield, parodies all of • Local country/classical your tickets early! For more Mountain Care Foundation. Family Symphony Pops org. William Shakespeare’s plays, rock group Wildfire will information, visit theobt.org. Wednesday and Fireworks, 9 p.m., Ada perform a free concert at 7 • Concerts in the Park, in just less than two hours. Lindquist Plaza and pond • NAMI Connection p.m. at Bountiful City Park, 7:30 p.m., Brigham Young After watching this you’ll area, free, 801-626-6468. Support group is held for 400 N. 200 West. Historic Park. The 4 HIMS, want to laugh, you’ll wish for • Antelope Island: Hum- ExHIBITS••• those living with brain • Concerts in the Park, zany barbershop quarter of more, you’ll wish you paid mingbird viewing. Bring a June 22-August 21 disorders/mental illness. 7:30 p.m., Brigham Young brothers, will perform. attention in English class. A your own picnic lunch and July 16 • Sometimes good things The group meets every Historic Park. Beehive hilarious romp. For tickets watch hummingbirds at the come in small packages. The Wednesday, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Statesmen, award-winning • Mark Robinette’s and more information, visit Garr Fielding Ranch. Meet Utah Watercolor Society is at the IHC Clinic, 390 barbershop chorus, will Amp’d-Up Band featuring theobt.org. at 11 a.m. at the Ranch pic- country artist Collin Ray, June 19-July 19 currently having their Small North Main, Bountiful. perform. Works Exhibition at the The purpose of the group is nic area. There will be feed- July 10-11 will perform at the Ken- • “The King and I,” ers out to attract the hum- Bountiful Davis Art Cen- to help support participants • Sterling Poulson, music ley Amphitheater, 445 N. CenterPoint Theatre, 525 N. mingbirds for great viewing ter, 90 N. Main Street in in their journey toward director and conductor of Wasatch Dr., Layton, 8 p.m. 400 West, Centerville, 801- opportunities while you eat For tickets call 801-546- 298-1302. Anna goes to Bountiful. The exhibit is in recovery. the Days of ’47 KUTV Pops Second/Fourth Wednesday your lunch. Dessert will be the downstairs gallery. Kirk concert, invites you to join 8575, tickets.davisarts.org. Siam to be a teacher to the provided but quantities will July 17 Miller was the juror. • The South Family Sup- the Choral Arts Society of king’s children, but finds be limited. Wear red and July 15-August 21 port Group will meet the Utah and the West Valley • Bruce Hornsby & The out that sometimes it is the floral patterns to help attract • The Handcart Days arts second and fourth Wednes- Symphony of Utah, for Noisemakers will perform teacher who is taught. This the hummingbirds. For more and crafts exhibit is return- days at the IHC Clinic, 7 two great nights of fabulous at the Kenley Amphitheater, Rodgers and Hammerstein information contact chari- 445 N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, classic features such hit ing this year, and will be on to 8:30 p.m. 390 N. Main, music. A special feature at display at the Bountiful/ Bountiful. No registration tygibson@utah. gov. this year’s Pops Concert will 8 p.m. For tickets call 801- show tunes as “Getting to July 14 Davis Art Center, 90 N. is needed to attend the be a performance of selec- 546-8575, tickets.davisarts. Know You” and “Shall We • Earl Tingey will honor Main Street. Categories support group. Facilitators: tions from Utah Composer org. Dance?” “Centerville’s Finest” at City Aug. 1 July 27-August 8 include painting, drawing, Jerry King (801-451-5325) Crawford Gates’ Promised Hall at 7 p.m. Complete ceramics, pottery, quilting, and Cindy Bull (801-698- Valley. Soloist Tyler Oliph- • Imagine: Remembering • “Nephi & The Sword with uniforms, military the Fab Four, will perform of Laban”, a ‘riveting and needlework, photography, 2661). ant (Mormon Tabernacle First/Third Wednesday vehicles, photos and military woodworking, metalwork- Choir, Utah Symphony), at the Kenley Amphitheater, respectful’ musical produc- memorabilia. ing, sculpting, and crafts. • The North Family and soloist Megan Phillips 445 N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, tion about the Book of July 17 Feel the joy of seeing your Support Group will meet Cash (Utah Opera), will 8 p.m. For tickets call 801- Mormon, will be staged at • Movie in the Park work displayed among the the first and third Wednes- be featured in this perfor- 546-8575, tickets.davisarts. The Grand Theatre, 1575 S. featuring “Annie,” Founders finest art work the county days 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the mance, as well as narrator org. State Street, Salt Lake City. Park, Centerville, at dusk. Ongoing has to offer. There will be an North Davis Senior Center, Kent Norton. Patriotic and Featuring a dynamic cast, July 18 opening reception July 15 42 S. Main, Clearfield. No Broadway favorites will also • Joy Foundation presents elaborate costumes, staging • Vocal Competition from 6-9 p.m. registration is needed to be performed. Featured as Open Mic, every Saturday and production values far (auditions required), 8 p.m. June 12-October 23 attend the support group. special guest this year is night, 8 to 10 p.m., 36 E. exceeding Allred’s previous The competition will be held • The Salt Lake Film Facilitators: Mike Prinster Utah’s own Salzburger Echo. 400 South, Bountiful. works, this show promises to at Hogan Park in Woods Society and CUAC Con- (801-499-1398) and Noni Free admission. Tickets re- BYOT — Bring Your bring a spirit of truthfulness Cross. temporary Art have come Dangerfield (801-547- quired. Send self-addressed Own Talent. and joy to families whether July 23-24 they are members of the together to present Justin 9313). stamped envelope to: Pops Thursdays • Bountiful’s Handcart Carruth’s “Depart,” on Tickets, PO Box 2623, SLC, Church of Jesus Christ of Days will kick off July 23 display in the lobby of • Heart to Heart 12 UT 84110 STAgE•••• Latter-Day Saints or not. at 6 p.m. with the annual Evening performances Broadway Centre Cinemas, step addiction recovery July 11 June 12-July 13 parade. The route starts at will be at 7:30 p.m. Matinee 111 E. Broadway, Salt Lake. program, 10 a.m. to noon, • Erica Hansen Sings • “Harvey,” CenterPoint Main Street from 1500 performances will be on Exploring the range of 1012 S. 500 West, Woods King, Carpenter, and Ron- Theatre’s Leishman Hall, South to 400 North, then Saturdays at 2 p.m. No per- meaning of “to depart,” Jus- Cross. 801-292-8046. stadt, 8 p.m., Kenley Am- Mondays and Thursdays- west to 100 West. The formances Sunday. Tickets: tin Carruth’s paintings are a

Riley CONTINUED Professional Service BY POPUL AR Done Right... Right Away! Court DEMAND PLUMBING • HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING APARTMENTS Senior Living $ Reg. FEATURES: Air Conditioning No Interest $139 Elevator • Great Room Starting at Financing 18-months OAC 69 Secured/Secluded A/C Tune-up Community Garden Select systems Not good with any other offer. Expires 7/31/15 Social Events $ AVAILABLE: 2,398 $ $ Studios • One Bedroom 25 OFF 100 OFF Two Bedroom/Two Bath Any Plumbing Repair or Garbage 10 or 12 year Suites • Executive Suite FREE Family Trip to Disposal, Heating, or A/C Repair Water Heater Installation Does not include diagnostics Call for details New units will be complete Disneyland On jobs over $250. Not good with any other offer. Expires 7/31/15 Not good with any other offer. Expires 7/31/15 after August 2015 With purchase of a complete high effi cient HVAC system Does not include travel 857 N. Marshall Way Unit D • Layton UT. 517 S. 100 E., Btfl . Not good with any other offer. Expires 7/31/15 801-989-1602 801-544-4480 B2 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 WHAT TO DO IN UTAH DAVIS LIFE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 B3 Shades of beauty at watercolor small works show DAVIS ChAMbER CORNER bIRthDAy WEDDING BY JENNIFFER WARDELL on the Seine.” Everything reverse color for some landscape. Northern Utah [email protected] from the lines on the street excellent wing highlights. There are also a few 80th: StUM- pole to the reflections in Barbara Kidd’s “Old acrylic paintings scattered BOUNTIFUL — Water the ripples of water make Shanghai,” an Award of through the exhibit, the Chamber Coalition gives life, but it can also the scene look like it could Excellence winner, trans- more solid colors blending tERRy bAhR make some pretty amazing come to life at any mo- forms the city into bold in well with the subtler wa- Angie art. ment. Bonita Tollefson’s blocks that have the same tercolors. One even earned Boyd Terry is celebrating- Adam Bahr and Corrie The Utah Watercolor “Sanctuary” relies more on clean power of modern art. an Award of Excellence, a OsguthOrpe his 80th birthday July 12. Stum were married in the President/CeO Society shows off the suggestion, but has won- Beth Arbuckle Ashdown’s richly detailed landscape Happy birthday Dad. Love Bountiful LDS Temple on potential of the medium Davis Chamber of Commerce derful little touches like a “Promenade,” an Award of from Sue Burdett called your children: Pam, Sue, June 13, 2015. A reception with their Small Works flock of tiny birds taking Merit winner, has the same “Silver Lake.” Exhibition, running now flight, and Linda Artman’s impact on an even smaller Nancy Maxfield Lund Jolene, Jeff and Lisa. in their honor was held that through Aug. 21 in the “Floating in the Grass” scale. shows off the best of both evening at the Bahr resi- basement gallery of the gets an infinite amount of Other works, both by worlds with her “Rainbow dence. Bountiful/Davis Art Cen- importance for our Adam is the son of Lee variety out of subtle shifts artist James Brown, make Zebra,” a watercolor and he Northern geographic area, such ter. The exhibit highlights of color. their impact by using what acrylic mix. The acrylic and Carol Ann Bahr of the subtle delicacies that Utah Cham- as Capital Facilities, Just because it’s water- appears to be as little color makes the zebra’s stripes Economic Development, Bountiful and graduated can be found in the best color, however, doesn’t as possible. His “Evening and the background pop, ber Coalition Immigration, Education, from Bountiful High School watercolors, bringing life mean the colors have to be Reflections” use a narrow while the watercolor turns T Health care, Hill Air and Brigham Young Univer- to everything from beauti- (NUCC) is an orga- delicate. Caryn Feeney’s palette of blues, purples the rest of the zebra into Force Base, Tourism, sity. He served in the Texas Corrie Stum ful vistas to personable “Poppies in the Iris” scat- and greens to capture the a luscious-looking sunset nization that I have Transportation, Utilities, McAllen Mission. Adam bahr animals. ters vivid rainbow bursts of coolness of moonlight, fantasy. been more involved etc. With those issue That delicacy proves sur- Corrie is the daughter of orange and purple flowers while his “The Long with in my new role identified, the commit- 90th: home in Iowa City, Iowa prisingly good at captur- across the small canvas. Winter” uses only a dozen RICHARD BURTON’S “Sunday tee establishes priorities Karl and Marsha Stum of where Adam will begin his ing fine detail, like it does Roxane Pfister’s “Raven” different shades of blue- on the Seine.” as President of the for the year and then Vancouver, WA and gradu- fourth year at the University in Best of Show winner uses black and gold to black and white to create Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Chamber. communicates those Wilcox ated from Columbia River of Iowa, School of Dentistry Richard Burton’s “Sunday striking effect, along with a beautifully serene, frigid Davis Clipper Established a few priorities, often through High School and Brigham and Corrie will be getting a our individual legislative Joseph Hatch Wilcox years ago, NUCC Young University Idaho. Master’s of Social Work at affairs committees, to lo- celebrated his 90th birthday They will make their cal legislators who make on July 6. the University of Iowa. fireworks show is provided $25.00; with Family Night, vibrant yet dark collection of is a collaboration Tell Davis County what you’re doing! between the Cham- key policy and funding He was born July 6, 1925 EvENTS •••• by Bountiful City on July Group and Other Discounts portraits and memento mori. decisions. 23, at dusk (around 10 p.m.) available. For details or to With a complex word that bers of Commerce in Farmington to Joseph 1St bIRthDAy July 11 Send in your events, concerts, plays and By having a process Edward and Leona Hatch from Mueller Park Jr. High purchase tickets, call 801- conveys both a person’s leav- in four counties in place where we come • Junior Ranger Program: in Bountiful.There will also community events to 957-3322 or visit the-grand. ing and someone’s passing, Wilcox. He married Colleen Come learn about Antelope together to prioritize be activities in the park July org.events/current/swordofla- Carruth acknowledges the in Northern Utah: our major issues and Davis on Aug. 6, 1948 in the Island’s Pioneer History at 1 [email protected] to get them bEAtRICE 23 and 24, including food, ban. complexities within his own Davis, Weber, Box projects, instead of Logan LDS Temple. p.m. at the historic Fielding rides, games and perform- included in the calendar August 7-September 12 experience and memory and squabbling over them, They are parents of three Garr Ranch on Antelope ers. For a complete sched- • Salt Lake’s Off Broad- his singular interpretation of Elder, and Cache. MOORE The purpose of NUCC we have a much big- children, Joleen (Mark) Nee- Island State Park. The Junior ule, visit handcart days.org/ way Theatre presents meaning. He concedes that is to give Northern Utah ger collective influence ley, Pelham, AL; Brad (Cathy) Ranger program is geared Parkactivities. phitheater, 445 N. Wasatch Saturday. Based on the “Jurassic Park City.” What an environment or situation a collective bigger voice, and accomplish way Wilcox, Syracuse; and Val- Joseph hatch Wilcox for ages 6-12, but people of July 25 Dr., Layton, 801-546-8575, classic Jimmy Stewart movie, happens when a Dinosaur inevitably evolves after our more for our area and all ages are welcome. tickets.davisarts.org. the play tells the story of especially where legisla- erie (Ray) White, Farmington. Award from the Centerville- • Pioneer Day Celebration theme Park opens in Park observation of it, leaving our tion and the state appro- individual counties. We (801) 649-5742. Antelope Island. Join in the July 12 a brother, a sister, a niece City Utah, and the dino- capacity to relate to another’s have had much success They have five grandchil- Farmington Rotary Club in July 12 priations budget is con- fun celebrating Pioneer Day • Davis Arts Council and a six-foot-tall invisible saurs attack the customers? experiences necessarily since the establishment dren: Clayton Neeley, Stacy 2003. He was Employee of Beatrice Moore, daughter • Ogden Pioneer Days cerned. On the NUCC at the Fielding Garr Ranch Sunday Concert, 7 p.m., rabbit. For tickets and more Horror, fear, terror... hilarity. incomplete. of NUCC, resulting in N. Ricks, Jordan White, Ciera the Year for Davis County. He hosts a devotional featuring Kenley Amphitheater, 445 information, visit cptutah.org. priorities document it of Colin and Kathy Moore, with Games from 10 a.m. This new comedy writ- reads: The Northern more funding of impor- White and Riley Wilcox; was Fireman of the Year in granddaughter of John Elder D. Todd Christoffer- to 12 p.m. and guided tours N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, June 19-July 18 ten by Eric R. Jensen will tant projects in North- son, member of the Quorum free.The Highway Thieves • Salt Lake’s Off Broad- Utah Chamber Coalition three great-grandchildren, 1994. and JoAnn Hinckley and of the Fielding Garr Ranch feature dinosaurs that walk CLASSES••• (NUCC) is comprised ern Utah. For example, of the Twelve Apostles of will perform. way Theatre presents “The Ethan, Sophie and Sadie He has held many church Larry and Brenda Moore, from 3 to 4 p.m. (801) 649- and talk. (Unfortunately, the Aug. 13 of the Brigham City the expansion of Weber The Church of Jesus Christ July 14 Complete Works of William Ricks. positions. He especially 5742 Utah-raptor will say “fetch, Area, Cache, Davis, and State University on celebrated her first birthday of Latter-day Saints, 6 p.m., • Indigo Girls will perform Shakespeare, Abridged.” • Free caregiver class, Joe worked for Smoot flip, and Oh my HECK” a Golden Years Center, 726 Ogden / Weber Cham- the Davis Campus, the enjoyed his years as scout- June 24, 2015. Dee Events Center, free, at the Kenley Amphitheater, This side splitting comedy lot) This wacky comedy is bers of Commerce. building of a new Juve- Dairy, Utah Dairy and then master for the ward. 801-626-8500. 445 N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, written by Adam Long, S. 100 E., Bountiful. Topic: MUSIC•••• going to be a must see for “Charitable Care” presented NUCC combines efforts nile Justice Center in for 32 years at the Davis Joe celebrated his • WSU will host the 8 p.m. For tickets call 801- Daniel Singer, and Jess Ogden, funding for State July 10 children and families, so get by Brandie Evans, Rocky to support public policy County Courthouse. He was birthday early by taking a 37th annual Lindquist 546-8575, tickets.davisarts. Winfield, parodies all of Road 30 in Cache Coun- • Local country/classical your tickets early! For more Mountain Care Foundation. and government funding a member of the Farmington Family Symphony Pops org. William Shakespeare’s plays, ty, and a new Utah State Panama Canal cruise. rock group Wildfire will information, visit theobt.org. Wednesday issues in Northern Utah Fire Department for over 40 and Fireworks, 9 p.m., Ada He celebrated again on perform a free concert at 7 • Concerts in the Park, in just less than two hours. that positively affect the University Brigham City Lindquist Plaza and pond • NAMI Connection campus in Box Elder years. He received the Farm- his birthday with his family. p.m. at Bountiful City Park, 7:30 p.m., Brigham Young After watching this you’ll business community area, free, 801-626-6468. Support group is held for County. It’s another way ington Citizen of the Year 400 N. 200 West. Historic Park. The 4 HIMS, want to laugh, you’ll wish for and the quality of life in • Antelope Island: Hum- ExHIBITS••• those living with brain the Chambers of Com- • Concerts in the Park, zany barbershop quarter of more, you’ll wish you paid our region. mingbird viewing. Bring a June 22-August 21 disorders/mental illness. merce are helping the 7:30 p.m., Brigham Young brothers, will perform. attention in English class. A Each year the NUCC your own picnic lunch and July 16 • Sometimes good things The group meets every quality of life for all of Historic Park. Beehive hilarious romp. For tickets committee comes watch hummingbirds at the come in small packages. The Wednesday, 7 to 8:30 p.m., us in Northern Utah. Statesmen, award-winning • Mark Robinette’s and more information, visit together to review is- Garr Fielding Ranch. Meet Utah Watercolor Society is at the IHC Clinic, 390 barbershop chorus, will Amp’d-Up Band featuring theobt.org. sues it deems of utmost at 11 a.m. at the Ranch pic- country artist Collin Ray, June 19-July 19 currently having their Small North Main, Bountiful. perform. Works Exhibition at the The purpose of the group is nic area. There will be feed- July 10-11 will perform at the Ken- • “The King and I,” ers out to attract the hum- Bountiful Davis Art Cen- to help support participants • Sterling Poulson, music ley Amphitheater, 445 N. CenterPoint Theatre, 525 N. mingbirds for great viewing ter, 90 N. Main Street in in their journey toward director and conductor of Wasatch Dr., Layton, 8 p.m. 400 West, Centerville, 801- opportunities while you eat For tickets call 801-546- 298-1302. Anna goes to Bountiful. The exhibit is in recovery. UtGOP seeks volunteers the Days of ’47 KUTV Pops Second/Fourth Wednesday your lunch. Dessert will be the downstairs gallery. Kirk concert, invites you to join 8575, tickets.davisarts.org. Siam to be a teacher to the provided but quantities will July 17 Miller was the juror. • The South Family Sup- the Choral Arts Society of king’s children, but finds for convention Aug. 15 be limited. Wear red and July 15-August 21 port Group will meet the Utah and the West Valley • Bruce Hornsby & The out that sometimes it is the floral patterns to help attract Noisemakers will perform teacher who is taught. This • The Handcart Days arts second and fourth Wednes- Symphony of Utah, for SALT LAKE CITY – are helping, whether they the hummingbirds. For more at the Kenley Amphitheater, Rodgers and Hammerstein and crafts exhibit is return- days at the IHC Clinic, 7 two great nights of fabulous Volunteers are needed for are providing credentials information contact chari- 445 N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, classic features such hit ing this year, and will be on to 8:30 p.m. 390 N. Main, music. A special feature at display at the Bountiful/ Bountiful. No registration the Utah Republican Party or counting floor votes tygibson@utah. gov. this year’s Pops Concert will 8 p.m. For tickets call 801- show tunes as “Getting to State Organizing Conven- or helping with voting on July 14 Davis Art Center, 90 N. is needed to attend the be a performance of selec- 546-8575, tickets.davisarts. Know You” and “Shall We tion coming up in mid- keypads. yOU ARE INVItED AS OUR • Earl Tingey will honor Main Street. Categories support group. Facilitators: tions from Utah Composer org. Dance?” August. The convention takes “Centerville’s Finest” at City Aug. 1 July 27-August 8 include painting, drawing, Jerry King (801-451-5325) SPECIAL GUESt tO A FREE LUNCh Crawford Gates’ Promised The Utah Republican place Aug. 15 at the South- Hall at 7 p.m. Complete ceramics, pottery, quilting, and Cindy Bull (801-698- Valley. Soloist Tyler Oliph- • Imagine: Remembering • “Nephi & The Sword Party is asking for volun- towne Expo Center, 9575 AND INFORMAL WORKShOP with uniforms, military the Fab Four, will perform of Laban”, a ‘riveting and needlework, photography, 2661). ant (Mormon Tabernacle First/Third Wednesday teers to help with registra- S. State, Sandy. vehicles, photos and military woodworking, metalwork- Choir, Utah Symphony), at the Kenley Amphitheater, respectful’ musical production, elections and election To sign up, go to http:// memorabilia. ing, sculpting, and crafts. • The North Family El Matador and soloist Megan Phillips 445 N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, tion about the Book of security in four- to six-hour utgop.org/volunteer-2/. July 17 Feel the joy of seeing your Support Group will meet Cash (Utah Opera), will 8 p.m. For tickets call 801- Mormon, will be staged at shifts. 606 S. Main St. Bountiful, UT • Movie in the Park work displayed among the the first and third Wednes- be featured in this perfor- 546-8575, tickets.davisarts. The Grand Theatre, 1575 S. Light meals will be [email protected] featuring “Annie,” Founders finest art work the county days 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the mance, as well as narrator org. State Street, Salt Lake City. provided to those who Park, Centerville, at dusk. Ongoing has to offer. There will be an North Davis Senior Center, Kent Norton. Patriotic and Featuring a dynamic cast, July 17th July 18 opening reception July 15 42 S. Main, Clearfield. No Broadway favorites will also • Joy Foundation presents elaborate costumes, staging • Vocal Competition from 6-9 p.m. registration is needed to 7/13/15 be performed. Featured as Open Mic, every Saturday and production values far (auditions required), 8 p.m. June 12-October 23 attend the support group. special guest this year is night, 8 to 10 p.m., 36 E. exceeding Allred’s previous The competition will be held • The Salt Lake Film Facilitators: Mike Prinster Utah’s own Salzburger Echo. 400 South, Bountiful. works, this show promises to at Hogan Park in Woods Society and CUAC Con- (801-499-1398) and Noni Free admission. Tickets re- BYOT — Bring Your bring a spirit of truthfulness Cross. temporary Art have come Dangerfield (801-547- quired. Send self-addressed Own Talent. and joy to families whether July 23-24 they are members of the together to present Justin 9313). stamped envelope to: Pops Thursdays • Bountiful’s Handcart Carruth’s “Depart,” on Tickets, PO Box 2623, SLC, Church of Jesus Christ of Days will kick off July 23 display in the lobby of • Heart to Heart 12 UT 84110 STAgE•••• Latter-Day Saints or not. at 6 p.m. with the annual Evening performances Broadway Centre Cinemas, step addiction recovery July 11 June 12-July 13 parade. The route starts at will be at 7:30 p.m. Matinee 111 E. Broadway, Salt Lake. program, 10 a.m. to noon, • Erica Hansen Sings • “Harvey,” CenterPoint Main Street from 1500 performances will be on Exploring the range of 1012 S. 500 West, Woods King, Carpenter, and Ron- Theatre’s Leishman Hall, South to 400 North, then Saturdays at 2 p.m. No per- meaning of “to depart,” Jus- Cross. 801-292-8046. stadt, 8 p.m., Kenley Am- Mondays and Thursdays- west to 100 West. The formances Sunday. Tickets: tin Carruth’s paintings are a Got Bugs? heritage Place is buying you Lunch Riley CONTINUED Professional Service BY POPUL AR Done Right... Right Away! Court DEMAND PLUMBING • HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING Target insects with a APARTMENTS foundation/perimeter spray Senior Living $ Reg. FEATURES: Air Conditioning No Interest $139 Elevator • Great Room Starting at Financing 18-months OAC 69 Secured/Secluded A/C Tune-up Call now for a 10% Community Garden Select systems Not good with any other offer. Expires 7/31/15 Social Events $ savings when you AVAILABLE: 2,398 $ $ Studios • One Bedroom 25 OFF 100 OFF mention this ad Two Bedroom/Two Bath Any Plumbing Repair or Garbage 10 or 12 year Suites • Executive Suite FREE Family Trip to Disposal, Heating, or A/C Repair Water Heater Installation Does not include diagnostics Call for details New units will be complete Disneyland On jobs over $250. Not good with any other offer. Expires 7/31/15 Not good with any other offer. Expires 7/31/15 after August 2015 With purchase of a complete high effi cient HVAC system 801-295-3057 Does not include travel 857 N. Marshall Way Unit D • Layton UT. 517 S. 100 E., Btfl . Not good with any other offer. Expires 7/31/15 1568 West 2225 South, Woods Cross 801-989-1602 801-544-4480 www.ferta-lawn.com B4 NEWS/OBITUARIES CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

OBITUARY Geraldine (Geri) Evans Beverly “Betty” Bishop Harward July 1, 1928 - July 1, 2015 January 22, 1924 - June 26, 2015

Fancher Martaindale Murray Bountiful — Our beloved wife, Mother, Bountiful — Our Mother, Grandmother, and 1932-2015 Grandmother, Great-grandmother, Great-great- Great-grandmother, and wife Beverly “Betty” grandmother, neighbor and friend, left mortality Harward passed away at home on June 26, to return home to her Heavenly Father, July 1, 2015 at the age of 91. She was born Jan. Fancher Martaindale Murray passed away 2015. She was born July 2, 1928 to Leland R. 22, 1924 in Salt Lake City, to George Obray July 3 into the loving arms of his wife, Pauline and Lavena B. Barnes. She married Glenn L. Bishop and Elsie Twitchell Jones Bishop. (Polly) Wright Murray. Fancher is one of four Evans, Jan. 10, 1944, and that marriage was Betty was raised in Salt Lake City, by children of Ralph Hamlin and Lila Fancher later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. her parents. She was one of eight children. Murray, his siblings being: Wanza, LaRue, She is survived by her wonderful husband She graduated from West High School. She and Fay. Fancher traveled a great deal in his of 71 plus years, her son, Steven G. Evans married Court Ball Lake in 1942. Court died lifetime, having lived in multiple places includ- (Patrice), daughter Sandra Lee Johnson (Rich- in 1944 during his military service. Betty later ing, Hawaii, California, Utah, Washington, Ala- ard), and a wonderful posterity consisting of married Max Ray Harward on Feb. 19, 1954 bama, and Massachusetts. He served in the 22 grandchildren, 43 great-grandchildren, and in Salt Lake City where they lived for a short United States Air Force. He married his true one great-great grandchild. She was preceded time. After a stay in Texas for military duty they love in the Logan Temple of The Church of in death by her parents, brother, brother-in-law, moved to Bountiful, where they raised three Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sept. 21, sister, granddaughter, Kristen Evans, and son- children and celebrated 61 years of marriage. 1959. Fancher and Polly raised six children in-law Richard A. Johnson. Betty loved dancing when she was young, all of whom survive them: James Frederick She was an active member of The Church practicing ballet and Spanish dance. She and (Yuko), David Anthony (Claudia), John William (Rose Marie), Joseph of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving Max excelled at ballroom dancing and were Wright (Holly), Loretta Hansen Au (Alan), and Andrew McGee (Ange- in many positions throughout her life from the instructors for a time. She loved attending la). His wife, Polly preceded him in death April 8, 2007. Fancher and Primary to the Relief Society, and as a won- her children and grandchildren’s baseball Polly have 20 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Together derful support to her husband as he served as games. She worked as a secretary much of they served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Bishop. They enjoyed serving for a short time her life and retired as an executive secretary Saints in Virginia. Fancher took his family hiking and camping to the in the Salt Lake Temple before she became ill, at Evans and Sutherland Computer Company. Sierras, to the New York Islands, to the Gulf Stream waters, and to preventing further full-time service. Betty was a lifelong member of The Church of California’s golden coast. He instilled in them his love for photogra- Over and above her marvelous church Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served phy, wood working, and family history. activity, which she loved with all her heart, she in varied positions throughout her life. She A viewing will take place Saturday morning, July 11 from 9:30 was a gifted musician, vocally and instrumen- supported her two missionary sons and raised to 10:45 a.m. at the LDS Chapel, 272 East Traverse Point Drive, tally (piano). She loved life, and her family! Her greatest pleasure a wonderful daughter. She was a devoted mother and wife who Draper. The funeral will follow at 11 a.m. at the same location. Inter- was preparing wonderful meals for the extended family whenever loved and supported her husband, children, grandchildren and great- ment will be at the Logan City Cemetery. Online guest book at www. possible to gather them, and certainly on every major holiday. They grandchildren. russonmortuary.com. loved their home in Bountiful, because it had a large room in the She is preceded in death by her parents, brothers: Marvin (Ky), We look forward to being reunited on the morning of the Resur- basement where tables could be set to feed huge groups, including George “Jud” (Bernice), and William Bishop, sisters: Helen (Jack) rection. her beloved family, and where most of their grandchildren came with Timpson, Maxine (Fred) Smith, Murel (Ben) Pfeiffer, and Ellene their dates to watch movies and play games. There were countless Bishop. She is survived by her husband, Max Ray Harward, her hours spent in their home, and backyard with her cherished family. sons: Max Briant Harward, Marc Stafford Harward, daughter: Cheryl She sewed, quilted, gardened and canned food until the last year Dott (Kevin) Hedquist, grandchildren: Dana (Kate) Hedquist, Derek Herald Driggs “Scott” Rice or two of her life. As you said to us on every visit Mom, “You don’t (Mysti) Hedquist, great-grandchildren: Henry, Rachelle, and Andrew (didn’t) have to rush off!” We love you! Hedquist. 1920-2015 We wish to thank the wonderful people at Welcome Home As- We would like to thank the ward members at Ward Canyon Ward sisted Living and Tender Care Hospice for their tender and loving for their support and kindness. Thanks to Adagio hospice; Shelly, care and the considerations for our family. Sharlene, Rosemary, Lindy, Jon and the rest for their caring atten- Scott Rice of Centerville, died July 4, 2015 Funeral services were held at 11 a.m., Monday, July 6, 2015 at tion, and to her other caretakers Desi and Marlene. at the age of 94 in Bountiful. the Bountiful 34th Ward, 540 N. 1200 East. Friends and family called Funeral services will be held at the Ward Canyon Ward Chapel He was born Aug. 20, 1920 in Farmington, Sunday evening at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 North Main, 540 N. 1200 East, Bountiful, on Thursday, July 9 at 11 a.m. with a one of eight children of Lyman Stevens “Pat” Bountiful and Monday morning at the church prior to services. Online public viewing from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. at the chapel. A viewing was and Florence Todd Rice. He graduated from guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. held at Russon Brothers Mortuary 295 North Main Street, Bountiful, Davis High School and attended Utah State Wednesday evening, July 8 from 6 to 8 p.m. Burial will be at the Agricultural College for two years. He married Bountiful City Memorial Park Cemetery, 2224 S. 200 West, Bountiful. Barbara Atkinson Oct. 24,1942 in Bountiful. Online guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com. They raised four children together. He was a true family man and provider. Raymond Chase Anderton He was someone that could be counted on to give unconditional love, advice and support. 2003-2015 Most of all, he was always a friend. Through BUSINESS BRIEFS example, he taught his family the value of honesty, hard work, generosity and always saving for a rainy day. He Raymond Chase Anderton, age 12, of Roo- Compiled by Clipper staff was truly a man with a big heart. sevelt, passed away on June 22, 2015, at his At a young age he learned to work hard. Scott spent 25 years home. He was born Feb. 8, 2003, in Missoula, at Chevron Oil Refinery in Salt Lake City, as a crude oil operator. Montana, to Christopher Ray and Leslee Anne Hokulia Shave Ice has opened several Davis In retirement he continued working by running his father’s farm in Holbrook Anderton. Farmington. When there was a job to be done, Scott was there. Ray was a fun-loving, hardworking kid, County locations for the summer. They include He was never idle and was always willing to lend a helping hand. A who made friends wherever he went. He was 2122 W. 1800 North in Clinton, 170 W. 200 North in handshake from those strong, hard-working, cow-milking hands was passionate about many things in his life that included baseball, golf, scouts, boating in Lake Kaysville, 1290 Hill Field Rd. in Layton, and 2301 S. something to be remembered. Main in Bountiful. The company, with headquarters in He is survived by his wife of 72 years, Barbara and his four Powell and cars. He was on the Roosevelt children, Mike (JoAnn) Rice, Joan (Don) Klemm, Todd (Wendy) Rice, Strike baseball team and had been selected Layton, has 25 locations in Utah, five in Idaho, two Monica (Matt) McNeil; 10 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren; to be part of the All-Star team for the third year in Montana, two in Georgia, four in California, two and three sisters, Pat Capson Brown, Afton Morris and Helen Wol- in a row. He was also on the Junior PGA golf in Wyoming, two in Alaska, two in Texas and two in ford. team. His love of cars came from his dad and A private graveside service will be held July 9, 2015. Burial in the Ray could tell you about almost every car on the road. The highlight Kansas. Eleven more will open this summer. Farmington City Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortu- of his life came just a few months ago when he was able to go with ary.com. his dad to the 44th annual Barrett-Jackson Car Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona where Ron Pratte’s entire collection was being sold. There All Paws Pet Wash has opened its first Utah loca- he met Ron Pratte, Jeff Gordon, Rick Hendrick, and made a special tion at 113 N. Hwy. 89 in North Salt Lake. Owner Rick connection with Don Prudhomme who is one of the best drag racers L. Jensen and his team recently had a great grand LouJane Oleson England in the world. He was even able to be on the podium with Don while opening, with dozens of “dirty dogs” showing up for a the only Carroll Shelby Super Snake was being auctioned. 1929-2015 Ray was always trying to make a buck or be the boss. He enjoyed warm and sudsy bath. working at the Frontier Grill, the family business in Roosevelt, and There are locations in various parts of the country, LouJane Oleson England passed away at with his grandpa’s business, Gordon’s CopyPrint, in Bountiful. He but this is the first in the Beehive State. Heritage House in Bountiful just short of her was a collector of money and coins, and was an avid reader and 86th birthday, on July 5, 2015. She was born journal writer. In school, he was a straight A student — his favorite July 19, 1929 in Ogden, to Orlin Romrell Ole- subject being history. He was dearly loved by his family, and his Verizon Wireless has opened its first Smart Store son and Lolabell Garner Oleson. She was the friendly, courteous and persistent personality will be deeply missed. north of Salt Lake City at 950 W. Antelope Drive in eldest of seven children: Lanett, Elaine, Gwen, As Ray would always say, “You Got This!” Layton. A ribbon-cutting for the store was held on Garner, Lucy, and Isabell. Ray is survived by his parents, Leslee and Chris Anderton, LouJane grew up in West Point, Davis sisters, Amelia “Millie,” and Claire Anderton, all of Roosevelt; his June 19 by the Davis Chamber of Commerce. It is a County. She taught herself to play the piano grandparents, Gordon and Lynda Holbrook, Bountiful, Melody and new retail store design featuring products in mobile and organ and became an accomplished Allen Markus, West Valley City; aunts and uncles, Brandt Holbrook lifestyle zones, such as Get It for active sports and musician and a sought-after accompanist. She (Gina Seitz); Jana (Kevin) Eubank; Chase (Jessica) Holbrook; Zack- fitness buffs, Amplify It for Bluetooth and music afi- shared her musical talents throughout her life, ery Anderton; Taylor Markus (Cami Ewell); great-grandparents, Farris serving as ward organist, choir director, and “Pinky” and Steve Bennett; and numerous cousins, and great-aunts cionados, and Home and On The Go, with devices for many other callings in her wards, as well as and uncles. He was preceded in death by his great grand-parents, A. home monitoring and energy management. teaching young children. Jerry and Renee Samuelsen; David J. and Dorothea Holbrook; and LouJane served an LDS mission to the Northern States. After Raymond and Peggy Anderton. her mission she married Don W. England in the Salt Lake Temple on Funeral Services were held at the Roosevelt West Stake Center Allstate Exclusive Agency owner Dave Burnell August 25, 1952. Together they became the loving parents of three in Roosevelt on June 27, 2015 and burial was in the Roosevelt Me- of Syracuse has been designated an Allstate Premier children, Brent, Laurel and Nancy. She lived a full and productive morial Park under the direction of Hullinger Mortuary. Donations can be made at any Zion’s Bank in Ray’s name. Agency for 2015. His agency is located at 2019 W. life. She and Don served for many years in the Bountiful Temple and 1900 South, Ste. 110 in Syracuse. John Upchurch of loved their associations there. She had a true love of life and always shared her smiles, hugs, time and love with others. She will be Woods Cross has received the same designation from deeply missed by those she loved and who loved her! Allstate. His agency is located at 1492 S. 800 West She is survived by her husband of 63 years, Don, son Brent Ste. F in Woods Cross. England, daughters Laurel England and Nancy E. Gonzales (Trini- dad); grandchildren Dustin England (Adrianna), Travelle E. Ryan (James), Gage Gonzales, Gabrielle Gonzales and Clarissa England, Allstate Insurance Company has announced the two great- grandchildren, Aiden and Ryker Ryan; her sisters LaNett opening of a new office in Layton, which is indepen- O. Ward (Jay), Gwen O. Burgin (Richard), Isabell O. Stringham (Jo- seph), and brother A. Garner Oleson (Sherry). She was preceded dently owned and operated by Kevin Burrell. The office in death by her parents, sisters Elaine O. Brown (Don) and Lucy O. is located at 1086 E. Highway 193, Ste. 100, and can Thurgood (Carl). be reached by calling 801-444-3030. Funeral services will be held on Friday, July 10 at 11 a.m. in the LDS Centerville 1st and Canyon Wards, (160 S. 300 East, Center- ville) A viewing will be held Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 N. Main, Bountiful and from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. on Friday at the church. Interment will be at the Centerville Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. Many thanks to the staff of Heritage Place and Envision Hospice for their kind and loving care.

FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT Serving Davis County for over years Five generations in the monument business with unmatched craftsmanship, quality and service.

THE BOTTS

Buy direct from us and avoid paying sales commission to a mortuary or salesman.

2010 South Main •Bountiful .. bountifulmemorialart.com

Like us on Facebook Things to see and do, Page C3

B4 NEWS/OBITUARIES CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT OBITUARY Geraldine (Geri) Evans Beverly “Betty” Bishop Harward in Davis County and beyond July 1, 1928 - July 1, 2015 January 22, 1924 - June 26, 2015 THE B5

Fancher Martaindale Murray Bountiful — Our beloved wife, Mother, Bountiful — Our Mother, Grandmother, and THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 1932-2015 Grandmother, Great-grandmother, Great-great- Great-grandmother, and wife Beverly “Betty” grandmother, neighbor and friend, left mortality Harward passed away at home on June 26, howcase to return home to her Heavenly Father, July 1, 2015 at the age of 91. She was born Jan. S Fancher Martaindale Murray passed away 2015. She was born July 2, 1928 to Leland R. 22, 1924 in Salt Lake City, to George Obray July 3 into the loving arms of his wife, Pauline and Lavena B. Barnes. She married Glenn L. Bishop and Elsie Twitchell Jones Bishop. (Polly) Wright Murray. Fancher is one of four Evans, Jan. 10, 1944, and that marriage was Betty was raised in Salt Lake City, by children of Ralph Hamlin and Lila Fancher later solemnized in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. her parents. She was one of eight children. Murray, his siblings being: Wanza, LaRue, She is survived by her wonderful husband She graduated from West High School. She and Fay. Fancher traveled a great deal in his of 71 plus years, her son, Steven G. Evans married Court Ball Lake in 1942. Court died lifetime, having lived in multiple places includ- (Patrice), daughter Sandra Lee Johnson (Rich- in 1944 during his military service. Betty later ing, Hawaii, California, Utah, Washington, Ala- ard), and a wonderful posterity consisting of married Max Ray Harward on Feb. 19, 1954 bama, and Massachusetts. He served in the 22 grandchildren, 43 great-grandchildren, and in Salt Lake City where they lived for a short United States Air Force. He married his true one great-great grandchild. She was preceded time. After a stay in Texas for military duty they Building a movie from the ground up love in the Logan Temple of The Church of in death by her parents, brother, brother-in-law, moved to Bountiful, where they raised three Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Sept. 21, sister, granddaughter, Kristen Evans, and son- children and celebrated 61 years of marriage. 1959. Fancher and Polly raised six children in-law Richard A. Johnson. Betty loved dancing when she was young, all of whom survive them: James Frederick She was an active member of The Church practicing ballet and Spanish dance. She and (Yuko), David Anthony (Claudia), John William (Rose Marie), Joseph of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, serving Max excelled at ballroom dancing and were Kaysville’s Community Film Project continues moving forward Wright (Holly), Loretta Hansen Au (Alan), and Andrew McGee (Ange- in many positions throughout her life from the instructors for a time. She loved attending la). His wife, Polly preceded him in death April 8, 2007. Fancher and Primary to the Relief Society, and as a won- her children and grandchildren’s baseball Polly have 20 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Together derful support to her husband as he served as games. She worked as a secretary much of they served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Bishop. They enjoyed serving for a short time her life and retired as an executive secretary By JENNIFFER WARDELL consists of the 2014 short film in Kaysville. Sides for the cast Saints in Virginia. Fancher took his family hiking and camping to the in the Salt Lake Temple before she became ill, at Evans and Sutherland Computer Company. [email protected] “Something Divine,” and has members, along with descrip- Sierras, to the New York Islands, to the Gulf Stream waters, and to preventing further full-time service. Betty was a lifelong member of The Church of completed a script. tions of open crew positions, are California’s golden coast. He instilled in them his love for photogra- Over and above her marvelous church Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served The working title for the film available on the project’s web- phy, wood working, and family history. activity, which she loved with all her heart, she in varied positions throughout her life. She A viewing will take place Saturday morning, July 11 from 9:30 was a gifted musician, vocally and instrumen- supported her two missionary sons and raised KAYSVILLE—It takes is “Before Your Time,” with Kay- site under the “auditions” tab. to 10:45 a.m. at the LDS Chapel, 272 East Traverse Point Drive, tally (piano). She loved life, and her family! Her greatest pleasure a wonderful daughter. She was a devoted mother and wife who more than a dream to make la Anderson listed as the lead “We’re excited about going Draper. The funeral will follow at 11 a.m. at the same location. Inter- was preparing wonderful meals for the extended family whenever loved and supported her husband, children, grandchildren and great- writer. A summary on commu- forward,” said Wilkinson. ment will be at the Logan City Cemetery. Online guest book at www. possible to gather them, and certainly on every major holiday. They grandchildren. a movie. nityfilmproject.comsays that the Before they can go too much russonmortuary.com. loved their home in Bountiful, because it had a large room in the She is preceded in death by her parents, brothers: Marvin (Ky), For the people behind movie follows a teen who finds further, however, the movie is We look forward to being reunited on the morning of the Resur- basement where tables could be set to feed huge groups, including George “Jud” (Bernice), and William Bishop, sisters: Helen (Jack) Kaysville’s Community Film a bucket list his father and two going to need more money be- rection. her beloved family, and where most of their grandchildren came with Timpson, Maxine (Fred) Smith, Murel (Ben) Pfeiffer, and Ellene Project, it takes a script, a direc- their dates to watch movies and play games. There were countless Bishop. She is survived by her husband, Max Ray Harward, her friends wrote before heading hind it. They’ve begun outreach tor, cast, crew, a whole team of hours spent in their home, and backyard with her cherished family. sons: Max Briant Harward, Marc Stafford Harward, daughter: Cheryl to college. Without telling his by having a float in the Kaysville She sewed, quilted, gardened and canned food until the last year Dott (Kevin) Hedquist, grandchildren: Dana (Kate) Hedquist, Derek volunteers and plenty of cash. father, the teen, his sister and a Fourth of July Parade on July 4, Herald Driggs “Scott” Rice or two of her life. As you said to us on every visit Mom, “You don’t (Mysti) Hedquist, great-grandchildren: Henry, Rachelle, and Andrew Now that they have the first (didn’t) have to rush off!” We love you! Hedquist. neighbor work to complete the and will also have the float in the two in hand, organizers are 1920-2015 We wish to thank the wonderful people at Welcome Home As- We would like to thank the ward members at Ward Canyon Ward list themselves. Clinton Days Parade on July 11. working on filling in the rest sisted Living and Tender Care Hospice for their tender and loving for their support and kindness. Thanks to Adagio hospice; Shelly, “Before we started writing, “At this point, we’re so confi- care and the considerations for our family. Sharlene, Rosemary, Lindy, Jon and the rest for their caring atten- with a month of auditions and a Scott Rice of Centerville, died July 4, 2015 the director gave us the phrase dent that we’re putting ourselves Funeral services were held at 11 a.m., Monday, July 6, 2015 at tion, and to her other caretakers Desi and Marlene. fundraising campaign designed at the age of 94 in Bountiful. the Bountiful 34th Ward, 540 N. 1200 East. Friends and family called Funeral services will be held at the Ward Canyon Ward Chapel ‘live-action Pixar,’ as a direction,” out there,” said Wilkinson. He was born Aug. 20, 1920 in Farmington, to help the movie onto the silver Sunday evening at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 North Main, 540 N. 1200 East, Bountiful, on Thursday, July 9 at 11 a.m. with a he said. “Do I think the script They’re also speaking to local one of eight children of Lyman Stevens “Pat” Bountiful and Monday morning at the church prior to services. Online public viewing from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. at the chapel. A viewing was screen. and Florence Todd Rice. He graduated from has echoes of that? I do.” businesses about donations, and guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. held at Russon Brothers Mortuary 295 North Main Street, Bountiful, “We’ll need $42,000 to get the Davis High School and attended Utah State Though he can’t reveal any have arranged for individuals Wednesday evening, July 8 from 6 to 8 p.m. Burial will be at the movie onto the big screen,” said Agricultural College for two years. He married Bountiful City Memorial Park Cemetery, 2224 S. 200 West, Bountiful. more than that, he’s confident or businesses who contribute Barbara Atkinson Oct. 24,1942 in Bountiful. Rhett Wilkinson, one of the proj- Online guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com. that the script serves as an ex- a certain amount of money to They raised four children together. ect organizers. “It’s our McGuf- He was a true family man and provider. Raymond Chase Anderton cellent foundation for the movie. have their name in the credits fin, the device the hero chases He was someone that could be counted on to “Every movie hinges on the of the movie. For more informa- give unconditional love, advice and support. throughout the movie to get the 2003-2015 script,” he said. “No studio will tion, e-mail Wilkinson at rhett. Most of all, he was always a friend. Through BUSINESS BRIEFS plot rolling.” example, he taught his family the value of take the movie if the script isn’t [email protected]. Raymond Chase Anderton, age 12, of Roo- The project, which started honesty, hard work, generosity and always saving for a rainy day. He Compiled by Clipper staff great.” “We are grateful that Davis sevelt, passed away on June 22, 2015, at his last year, was designed with the was truly a man with a big heart. A great movie, however, takes County residents and business- At a young age he learned to work hard. Scott spent 25 years home. He was born Feb. 8, 2003, in Missoula, goal of creating a movie using Montana, to Christopher Ray and Leslee Anne more than a script. Auditions for es would see fit to be involved in at Chevron Oil Refinery in Salt Lake City, as a crude oil operator. Hokulia Shave Ice has opened several Davis entirely Davis County- In retirement he continued working by running his father’s farm in Holbrook Anderton. both cast and crew members any fashion in this new approach Ray was a fun-loving, hardworking kid, County locations for the summer. They include based talent. So far, Farmington. When there was a job to be done, Scott was there. will be held July 9, to filmmaking,” said director who made friends wherever he went. He was 2122 W. 1800 North in Clinton, 170 W. 200 North in the team has found a He was never idle and was always willing to lend a helping hand. A 15, 16 and 18 from Lucas McGraw. “For some, it handshake from those strong, hard-working, cow-milking hands was passionate about many things in his life that Kaysville, 1290 Hill Field Rd. in Layton, and 2301 S. director, Lucas Mc- included baseball, golf, scouts, boating in Lake 7-10 p.m. at 11 may come through screenwrit- something to be remembered. Main in Bountiful. The company, with headquarters in Graw, whose He is survived by his wife of 72 years, Barbara and his four Powell and cars. He was on the Roosevelt N. Main Street ing. For others, it’s acting. And Strike baseball team and had been selected Layton, has 25 locations in Utah, five in Idaho, two previous children, Mike (JoAnn) Rice, Joan (Don) Klemm, Todd (Wendy) Rice, for all of us, it’s helping with Monica (Matt) McNeil; 10 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren; to be part of the All-Star team for the third year in Montana, two in Georgia, four in California, two work in a row. He was also on the Junior PGA golf the funding that makes it and three sisters, Pat Capson Brown, Afton Morris and Helen Wol- in Wyoming, two in Alaska, two in Texas and two in ford. team. His love of cars came from his dad and all possible.” A private graveside service will be held July 9, 2015. Burial in the Ray could tell you about almost every car on the road. The highlight Kansas. Eleven more will open this summer. Farmington City Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortu- of his life came just a few months ago when he was able to go with ary.com. his dad to the 44th annual Barrett-Jackson Car Auction in Scottsdale, Arizona where Ron Pratte’s entire collection was being sold. There All Paws Pet Wash has opened its first Utah loca- he met Ron Pratte, Jeff Gordon, Rick Hendrick, and made a special tion at 113 N. Hwy. 89 in North Salt Lake. Owner Rick connection with Don Prudhomme who is one of the best drag racers L. Jensen and his team recently had a great grand “MEET THE MORMONS” director Blair LouJane Oleson England in the world. He was even able to be on the podium with Don while opening, with dozens of “dirty dogs” showing up for a the only Carroll Shelby Super Snake was being auctioned. Treu, top of page, was among those who 1929-2015 Ray was always trying to make a buck or be the boss. He enjoyed warm and sudsy bath. provided training for project participants. working at the Frontier Grill, the family business in Roosevelt, and There are locations in various parts of the country, Above: Director Lucas McGraw works on LouJane Oleson England passed away at with his grandpa’s business, Gordon’s CopyPrint, in Bountiful. He but this is the first in the Beehive State. Heritage House in Bountiful just short of her was a collector of money and coins, and was an avid reader and postproduction for a Community Film Project 86th birthday, on July 5, 2015. She was born journal writer. In school, he was a straight A student — his favorite promotional video. July 19, 1929 in Ogden, to Orlin Romrell Ole- subject being history. He was dearly loved by his family, and his Verizon Wireless has opened its first Smart Store Courtesy photos son and Lolabell Garner Oleson. She was the friendly, courteous and persistent personality will be deeply missed. north of Salt Lake City at 950 W. Antelope Drive in eldest of seven children: Lanett, Elaine, Gwen, As Ray would always say, “You Got This!” Layton. A ribbon-cutting for the store was held on Garner, Lucy, and Isabell. Ray is survived by his parents, Leslee and Chris Anderton, LouJane grew up in West Point, Davis sisters, Amelia “Millie,” and Claire Anderton, all of Roosevelt; his June 19 by the Davis Chamber of Commerce. It is a County. She taught herself to play the piano grandparents, Gordon and Lynda Holbrook, Bountiful, Melody and new retail store design featuring products in mobile and organ and became an accomplished Allen Markus, West Valley City; aunts and uncles, Brandt Holbrook lifestyle zones, such as Get It for active sports and musician and a sought-after accompanist. She (Gina Seitz); Jana (Kevin) Eubank; Chase (Jessica) Holbrook; Zack- fitness buffs, Amplify It for Bluetooth and music afi- shared her musical talents throughout her life, ery Anderton; Taylor Markus (Cami Ewell); great-grandparents, Farris serving as ward organist, choir director, and “Pinky” and Steve Bennett; and numerous cousins, and great-aunts cionados, and Home and On The Go, with devices for many other callings in her wards, as well as and uncles. He was preceded in death by his great grand-parents, A. home monitoring and energy management. teaching young children. Jerry and Renee Samuelsen; David J. and Dorothea Holbrook; and LouJane served an LDS mission to the Northern States. After Raymond and Peggy Anderton. her mission she married Don W. England in the Salt Lake Temple on Funeral Services were held at the Roosevelt West Stake Center Allstate Exclusive Agency owner Dave Burnell August 25, 1952. Together they became the loving parents of three in Roosevelt on June 27, 2015 and burial was in the Roosevelt Me- of Syracuse has been designated an Allstate Premier children, Brent, Laurel and Nancy. She lived a full and productive morial Park under the direction of Hullinger Mortuary. Donations can be made at any Zion’s Bank in Ray’s name. Agency for 2015. His agency is located at 2019 W. life. She and Don served for many years in the Bountiful Temple and 1900 South, Ste. 110 in Syracuse. John Upchurch of loved their associations there. She had a true love of life and always shared her smiles, hugs, time and love with others. She will be Woods Cross has received the same designation from deeply missed by those she loved and who loved her! Allstate. His agency is located at 1492 S. 800 West She is survived by her husband of 63 years, Don, son Brent Ste. F in Woods Cross. England, daughters Laurel England and Nancy E. Gonzales (Trini- dad); grandchildren Dustin England (Adrianna), Travelle E. Ryan (James), Gage Gonzales, Gabrielle Gonzales and Clarissa England, Allstate Insurance Company has announced the two great- grandchildren, Aiden and Ryker Ryan; her sisters LaNett opening of a new office in Layton, which is indepen- DIRECTOR LuCAS MCgRAW O. Ward (Jay), Gwen O. Burgin (Richard), Isabell O. Stringham (Jo- films a promotional video for the seph), and brother A. Garner Oleson (Sherry). She was preceded dently owned and operated by Kevin Burrell. The office in death by her parents, sisters Elaine O. Brown (Don) and Lucy O. is located at 1086 E. Highway 193, Ste. 100, and can project at the Wetland Discovery Thurgood (Carl). be reached by calling 801-444-3030. Point in Kaysville, far left. Funeral services will be held on Friday, July 10 at 11 a.m. in the Courtesy photo LDS Centerville 1st and Canyon Wards, (160 S. 300 East, Center- ville) A viewing will be held Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 N. Main, Bountiful and from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. on Friday at the church. Interment will be at the Centerville ORgANIZERS are looking for camera Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. operators and other crewmembers for the Many thanks to the staff of Heritage Place and Envision Hospice movie, as well as actors. for their kind and loving care. Stock photo

FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT Cori Connors, more at Farmington Festival Days

Serving Davis County By JENNIFFER WARDELL you can’t get anywhere but in online at codebluerevival.com/ [email protected] your hometown,” said Con- music. for over years nors. “People have been so After the concerts, there will Five generations in the monument business with unmatched gracious to me.” be a fireworks show at 10 p.m., craftsmanship, quality and service. FARMINGTON— In- Free ice cream will be followed by a youth dance for dependence Day may served in the park at 6 p.m., residents ages 14-18 at the followed by the talent contest Community Arts Center (120 THE BOTTS be over, but that doesn’t winners. Connors will take the S. Main Street). Admission is mean the free concerts stage at 7 p.m., performing free. and fireworks have ended. original, story-driven songs For those who get there Farmington’s Festival Days with a folk flavor. early, the day starts with a wraps up this Saturday, July Unlike her annual Farm- breakfast in the park. The cost 11, with a full day of entertain- ington Christmas concerts, is $5 per person, or $20 for ment and activities in Forbush which are often sold out well a family of five. The Festival Park (100 S. Main Street). That in advance, admission to the Days parade will be at 10 a.m., evening there will be a series Festival Days concert will be starting at 500 N. Main Street Buy direct from us and avoid paying sales commission to a mortuary or salesman. of concerts starting at 6:30 free. and ending at 200 S. 200 West. “I try to find a balance The booths and other enter- p.m. featuring this year’s Farm- CORI CONNORS will perform at Farmington’s Festival Days celebration. between people who have tainment will begin at Forbush ington’s Got Talent winners, Photo by Joe Bennion 2010 South Main •Bountiful local singer/songwriter Cori never heard me before and Park at noon, continuing until Connors, and the band Code people who have been to every discrediting the songs they based cover band focused on the fireworks start at 10 p.m. .. Blue Revival. concert for the past 10 years,” want to hear.” classic rock from the 1960s, For more information, visit bountifulmemorialart.com “I really like the Salt Lake said Connors. “I want to give She’ll be followed by Code 70s and 80s. Samples of some farmington.utah.gov and click venues, but there’s this charm them something new without Blue Revival, a Davis County- of their music can be found on the “Special Events” link.

Like us on Facebook B6 SHOWCASE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 Movie Beat ‘Self/less’ a satisfying, emotional action thriller

JENNIFFER elf/less” isn’t with grace and fierceness. WARDELL the movie it My favorite performance, Movie critic, however, came from Ryan member of “Slooks like, and Reynolds. The bulk of the mov- the Utah Film for some people that will ie rests squarely on his shoul- ders, with his emotional and Critics be a very good thing. intellectual struggle serving Association At first blush, “Self/less” as the engine that drives the looks like it’s trying to be entire movie. Reynolds handles a dark, indie psychological it beautifully, continuing the Self/less thriller about what people will spirit of the character Kingsley do to stay alive and maybe even created without resorting to the nature of identity. Instead, particular personality ticks. You Rated PG-13 for sequences of it’s a relatively straightforward could see Kingsley sometimes, action thriller, with a somewhat in his performance, which violence, some sexuality, and predictable plot structure, a was very different from the language decent amount of heart, and an glimpses of Reynolds character amazingly good performance we saw in videos. from Ryan Reynolds. © 2015 - Focus Features Though Reynolds handled Written by David and Alex Pastor It’s not the kind of thing that to stay alive. Hollywood blockbuster. The the action demands of the role makes critics weep with joy, but 000 ending is, admittedly, predict- as admirably as he always does, it’s a lot more entertaining to Directed by Tarsem Singh (You may now resume read- able, but it was so emotionally his emotional performance was actually sit down and watch. ing your regularly scheduled satisfying that I simply didn’t what deepened and enriched The movie follows a dy- review.) care. the at times predictable plot. Starring Ryan Reynolds, Natalie ing rich man, played by Ben Though the movie utilizes Ben Kingsley delivers an The reason why the first “Die Kingsley, who goes to a secret several action movie tropes, excellent performance early Hard” remains such a classic is Martinez, Matthew Goode, Ben organization that says they can writers David and Alex Pastor in the movie, using his brief that it gave us a well-rounded, Kingsley, Victor Garber, Derek give him a new body. smoothly integrate them into a window of time to create a flawed hero we could empa- The trailers, unfortunately, Luke, Jaynee-Lynne Kinchen, fast-moving, engaging plot with complex portrait of a flawed, thize with, and Reynolds man- spoil the movie’s big plot twist just enough twists and genuine decent, dangerous man. Derek aged to create the same thing Melora Hardin and more before you even get to the emotion to keep it from getting Luke’s performance is also with Damian. It wasn’t long be- theater (if you’ve missed it, boring. “Self/less” takes its surprisingly nuanced, complete fore I cared about him deeply, stop reading now and start thriller elements very seriously, with its own unexpected twist and by extension became Grade: again after the 000 before the keeping the atmosphere tense that he pulls off beautifully. deeply invested in everything beginning of the next para- and delivering one well-done Brendan McCarthy picks up he was going through. graph), which reveals that the third-act surprise. the ball Luke leaves behind and If it had been that dark indie bodies all had previous owners. There’s also the hint of genu- caps it off wonderfully. Natalie film, it might have earned that Kingsley, now in the body of ine moral and ethical debate, Martinez delivers a solid per- final star. But this version of Ryan Reynolds, has to solve the more well-rounded than you’d formance as Madeline, han- “Self/less” is the one I’ll hap- conspiracy and figure out how expect out of the traditional dling a tough emotional load pily watch over and over again. Pre-trial schedule set for Comic Con trademark case BY JeNNiFFeR WaRDeLL said Brandenburg at the [email protected] “We’re still go- conference, adding that the settlement should be SaLt LaKe CitY — ing to have our complete by July. Where’s the Bat Signal Instead, the pre-trial when you need one? schedule is expected to be Salt Lake Comic Con best event yet.” finalized by the end of the organizers recently an- Dan Farr month. Maschoff Brennan, nounced that a judge was an intellectual property law set to release the pre-trial Salt Lake Comic Con firm with offices in both schedule for the trademark Co-Founder Utah and California, will case between them and represent salt Lake Comic San Diego Comic Con. The Con organizers. news signals a breakdown ever went to trial. Still, both Brandenburg in the negotiations process At the press conference and Farr seem hopeful a that Salt Lake Comic Con for January’s FanX event, settlement can be reached. organizers have been talk- Brandenburg said that he “We’d still prefer to settle ing about since this past and Farr wanted to cre- and will continue to work January, though they insist ate a bit of a “bromance” towards a solution with San that the case won’t inter- between Salt Lake and San Diego. Right now, however, fere with this September’s Diego, and at the April 1 we are putting our efforts upcoming con. SaLt LaKe CoMiC CoN co-founders Dan Farr and Bryan Brandenburg at the Salt Lake Comic Con press conference for this towards another great “We will continue to fo- press conference in April. Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper year’s comic con things show for our fans,” said cus our efforts on seeking seemed to be even more Brandenburg. “We feel we a favorable settlement and, desist letter to Salt Lake industry,” said Bryan Bran- repeatedly in press confer- settled. have a responsibility not at the same time, preparing Comic Con organizers last denburg, Salt Lake Comic ences that they were work- “We’re in the process only to those fans, but to for Salt Lake Comic Con July, ordering them to stop Con Co-Founder and Chief ing with San Diego Comic of negotiating a settle- other comic cons around 2015 this September,” said using the term. Salt Lake Marketing Officer, after he Con organizers to reach a ment that we think will be the country to reach a Dan Farr, Salt Lake Comic Comic Con organizers sent and Farr sent the refusal settlement before the case beneficial for both parties,” reasonable settlement.” Con Founder and Show back their refusal, citing last summer. “New York Producer. “Even with this in part the dozens of other Comic Con is run by a $4 legal issue we’re still going conventions around the billion company, and Dallas to have our best event yet.” country that use the term. Comic Con is run by a $5 The case hinges on San Among that list is New billion company. By taking Diego Comic Con orga- York Comic Con, one of on the term, they’re taking nizers’ claim that “Comic the largest in the country. on everyone else in the Con” was too close to their “In reality, what they’re industry.” trademarked “Comic-Con.” doing is taking on the Still, both Brandenburg They sent a cease-and- whole comics convention and Farr have stated Factory Seconds Blowout! $15 or 3 boxes for $40

$150r 3 for $40 Hot 50 ct. Boxes Summer Perfection COMING Saturday, July 11th 9AM - 3PM Top Stop Chevron east of I-15 at Parrish Lane – Centerville B6 SHOWCASE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 CHURCH B7 Movie Beat CALLED TO SERVE RETURNED HOME Funeral services ‘Self/less’ a satisfying, emotional action thriller Elder Exon Elder Jenson Elder Kendall Exon, son of Johnny and Kelly Elder Brandon Jenson, son of Reed and Barbara set for Packer JENNIFFER with grace and fierceness. Exon, has been called to serve in the Virginia Jenson, has returned home after serving in the elf/less” isn’t Richmond Mission. He will speak July 12 at Minnesota Minneapolis Mission. He will speak SALT LAKE CITY — It’s a WARDELL the movie it My favorite performance, Movie critic, however, came from Ryan 9 a.m. in the Farmington 19th Ward, 825 S. 50 July 12 at 1 p.m. in the Bridlewood Ward, 165 W. chance to say goodbye to looks like, and Reynolds. The bulk of the mov- East, Farmington. Monarch Drive, Bountiful. a beloved apostle. member of “S Funeral services for the Utah Film for some people that will ie rests squarely on his shoul- ders, with his emotional and President Boyd K. Packer, Critics be a very good thing. intellectual struggle serving Sister Green Elder Keddington president of the Quorum Association At first blush, “Self/less” as the engine that drives the Sister Emily Ann Green, daughter of Mark James Elder Colton Keddington, son of Gary and Holly of the Twelve Apostles looks like it’s trying to be entire movie. Reynolds handles Green and Lisa Francis Green, has been called Keddington, has returned home after serving in of The Church of Jesus a dark, indie psychological it beautifully, continuing the to serve in the New Zealand Hamilton Mission. the Finland Helsinki Mission. He will speak July Christ of Latter-day Saints, Self/less thriller about what people will spirit of the character Kingsley She will speak July 12 at 1 p.m. in the Bountiful 12 at 11 a.m. in the 50th Ward, 33 S. Moss Hill will be held in the Taber- do to stay alive and maybe even created without resorting to Heights Ward, 33 S. Moss Hill Drive (1500 East), Drive, Bountiful. nacle on Temple Square the nature of identity. Instead, particular personality ticks. You Bountiful. on Friday, July 10, at 11 Rated PG-13 for sequences of it’s a relatively straightforward could see Kingsley sometimes, a.m. The funeral will be action thriller, with a somewhat in his performance, which Sister Luczak Elder Schulte open to the public ages 8 violence, some sexuality, and predictable plot structure, a was very different from the Sister Madeline Luczak, daughter of Rick and Elder Douglas Schulte, son of Scott Schulte and and older. language decent amount of heart, and an glimpses of Reynolds character Francine Luczak, has been called to serve in the Jim and Karen Checketts, has returned home President Packer died amazingly good performance we saw in videos. Japan Fukuoka Mission. She will speak July 12 after serving in the Alabama Birmingham on July 3 in Salt Lake City THE FUNERal for President © 2015 - Focus Features from Ryan Reynolds. Though Reynolds handled at 11 a.m. in the Brookhurst Ward, 1298 N. 400 Mission. He will speak July 12 at 9 a.m. in the at the age of 90. He was Packer will be July 10 at 11 born Sept. 10, 1924, the Written by David and Alex Pastor It’s not the kind of thing that to stay alive. the action demands of the role West, Centerville. Bountiful 19th Ward, 1550 N. 400 East, Bountiful. a.m. in Salt Lake. Hollywood blockbuster. The 10th of 11 children, in makes critics weep with joy, but 000 as admirably as he always does, © 2007 Intellectual Reserve, ending is, admittedly, predict- Brigham City, Utah. His it’s a lot more entertaining to (You may now resume read- his emotional performance was Inc. able, but it was so emotionally Sister Luczak had a lifelong love of art Directed by Tarsem Singh actually sit down and watch. ing your regularly scheduled what deepened and enriched Sister Meredith Luczak, daughter of Rick and mon into Japanese. satisfying that I simply didn’t Elder Walter that was fostered early The movie follows a dy- review.) the at times predictable plot. Francine Luczak, has been called to serve in the Elder David Walter, son of Philip and Mary Walter, After getting his doc- care. by his Danish mother. ing rich man, played by Ben Though the movie utilizes The reason why the first “Die Japan Kobe Mission. She will speak July 12 has returned home after serving in the China torate in education from Starring Ryan Reynolds, Natalie Ben Kingsley delivers an This childhood diversion Kingsley, who goes to a secret several action movie tropes, Hard” remains such a classic is BYU, he went to work for excellent performance early at 11 a.m. in the Brookhurst Ward, 1298 N. 400 Hong Kong Mission. He will speak July 12 at soon proved vital when he Martinez, Matthew Goode, Ben organization that says they can writers David and Alex Pastor that it gave us a well-rounded, the Church Educational in the movie, using his brief West, Centerville. 9 a.m. in the Centerville 2nd Ward, 1475 N. 150 contracted polio at age 5 give him a new body. smoothly integrate them into a flawed hero we could empa- System. He went on to Kingsley, Victor Garber, Derek window of time to create a East, Centerville. and was confined to a bed The trailers, unfortunately, fast-moving, engaging plot with thize with, and Reynolds man- become assistant admin- Luke, Jaynee-Lynne Kinchen, complex portrait of a flawed, for weeks. spoil the movie’s big plot twist just enough twists and genuine aged to create the same thing Elder McKee istrator of seminaries and decent, dangerous man. Derek Through that experi- Melora Hardin and more before you even get to the emotion to keep it from getting with Damian. It wasn’t long be- Elder Zachary McKee, son of Michael and institutes, and was later Luke’s performance is also Elder Ward ence, President Packer theater (if you’ve missed it, boring. “Self/less” takes its fore I cared about him deeply, Maritza McKee, has been called to serve in the ordained an apostle on surprisingly nuanced, complete Elder Stephen Ward, son of Ray and Beverly said he learned what was stop reading now and start thriller elements very seriously, and by extension became California Sacramento Mission. He will speak April 9, 1970. with its own unexpected twist Ward, has returned home after serving in the important in life. “Some- Grade: again after the 000 before the keeping the atmosphere tense deeply invested in everything July 12 at 11 a.m. in the Val Verda 3rd Ward, The Temple Square that he pulls off beautifully. Spain Madrid Mission. He will speak July 12 at times in my growing years beginning of the next para- and delivering one well-done he was going through. 2633 S. 50 West, Bountiful. gates and the Tabernacle Brendan McCarthy picks up 10:45 a.m. in the Bountiful Hills Ward, 1190 E. I thought we were poor,” graph), which reveals that the third-act surprise. If it had been that dark indie doors will open at 9:30 the ball Luke leaves behind and Bountiful Hills Drive, Bountiful. he wrote in a short life his- bodies all had previous owners. There’s also the hint of genu- film, it might have earned that a.m. Those wishing to caps it off wonderfully. Natalie tory. “I later learned that Kingsley, now in the body of ine moral and ethical debate, final star. But this version of Sister Palmer attend should be in their Martinez delivers a solid per- that was not true. We just Ryan Reynolds, has to solve the more well-rounded than you’d “Self/less” is the one I’ll hap- Sister Kaitlyn Palmer, daughter of Richard and seats by 10:30 a.m. Over- formance as Madeline, han- didn’t have any money. We conspiracy and figure out how expect out of the traditional dling a tough emotional load pily watch over and over again. Kasi Palmer, has been called to serve in the flow seating will be avail- Trinidad Port of Spain Mission. She will speak New family history were always rich in the able in the Assembly Hall July 23 at 9 a.m. in the Centerville 2nd Ward, things most significant in and the North Visitors’ our lives.” 1475 N. 50 East, Centerville. Center on Temple Square. As a young man, Presi- The Church campus classes offered online dent Packer served as a buildings will be closed at Pre-trial schedule set for Comic Con trademark case Elder Simkins United States bomber pilot 10:30 a.m. and will reopen BY JeNNiFFeR WaRDeLL said Brandenburg at the SALT LAKE CITY — With completed before attend- during World War II in the following the funeral at 1 Elder Mick Simkins, son of Sterling and Robyn Pacific Theater. While in [email protected] “We’re still go- conference, adding that Simkins, has been called to serve in the so many holidays and ing. p.m. the settlement should be other family activities in July 18 - Fuentes en the military, he devoted A private burial ser- Columbia Bogota Mission. He will speak July his time to studying the SaLt LaKe CitY — ing to have our complete by July. 12 at 2:50 p.m. in the Moss Hill Ward, 455 S. July, the Family History FamilySearch Webinar, 1 vice will take place at the scriptures, particularly the Brigham City Cemetery Where’s the Bat Signal Instead, the pre-trial 1200 East, Bountiful. Library is utilizing mostly p.m. when you need one? schedule is expected to be online classes to help July 23 - Beginning LDS Book of Mormon. Presi- following the funeral. Salt Lake Comic Con best event yet.” finalized by the end of the people better understand Research Webinar, 6 p.m. dent Packer shared what There will be no public Elder and Sister he learned with others, organizers recently an- Dan Farr month. Maschoff Brennan, their families’ histories. To find the webinars, viewing, but expressions nounced that a judge was an intellectual property law Simkins In addition to the visit familysearch.org/ resulting in the baptism of of sympathy can be posted set to release the pre-trial Salt Lake Comic Con firm with offices in both Elder Sterling and Sister Robyn scheduled webinars, there learningcenter/home. a fellow serviceman and on President Packer’s his wife. The serviceman, schedule for the trademark Co-Founder Utah and California, will Simkins have been called to serve are several online classes html. official Facebook page or case between them and represent salt Lake Comic in the Hungary Budapest Mis- available at all times. You Tatsui Sato, later helped emailed to condolences@ translate the Book of Mor- San Diego Comic Con. The Con organizers. sion. They will speak July 12 at can also filter lessons by [email protected] ldschurch.org. news signals a breakdown ever went to trial. Still, both Brandenburg 2:50 p.m. in the Moss Hill Ward, country of interest, skill in the negotiations process At the press conference and Farr seem hopeful a 455 S. 1200 East, Bountiful. level, and type of record. that Salt Lake Comic Con for January’s FanX event, settlement can be reached. July 9 - United States organizers have been talk- Brandenburg said that he “We’d still prefer to settle Naturalization Webinar, 6 ing about since this past and Farr wanted to cre- and will continue to work p.m. January, though they insist ate a bit of a “bromance” towards a solution with San July 13-17 - Wales Re- that the case won’t inter- between Salt Lake and San Diego. Right now, however, RETURNED HOME search Series Webinars, fere with this September’s Diego, and at the April 1 we are putting our efforts Monday through Friday upcoming con. SaLt LaKe CoMiC CoN co-founders Dan Farr and Bryan Brandenburg at the Salt Lake Comic Con press conference for this towards another great at 1 p.m. Classes include: “We will continue to fo- press conference in April. Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper year’s comic con things show for our fans,” said “Welsh Naming Patterns,” cus our efforts on seeking seemed to be even more Brandenburg. “We feel we “Wales Maps and Gazet- settled. Elder Burnett teers,” “Wales Online a favorable settlement and, desist letter to Salt Lake industry,” said Bryan Bran- repeatedly in press confer- have a responsibility not Elder Taylor Burnett, son of Mark and Jamie Comic Con organizers last denburg, Salt Lake Comic ences that they were work- “We’re in the process Websites,” “Wales Angli- at the same time, preparing only to those fans, but to Burnett, has returned home after serving in the July, ordering them to stop Con Co-Founder and Chief ing with San Diego Comic of negotiating a settle- other comic cons around can and Nonconformist for Salt Lake Comic Con Spain Barcelona Mission. He will speak July 12 using the term. Salt Lake Marketing Officer, after he Con organizers to reach a ment that we think will be the country to reach a Church Records,” and 2015 this September,” said at 11 a.m. in the Centerville 8th Ward, 2050 N. Comic Con organizers sent and Farr sent the refusal settlement before the case beneficial for both parties,” reasonable settlement.” “Wales Probate Records.” Dan Farr, Salt Lake Comic Main, Centerville. Con Founder and Show back their refusal, citing last summer. “New York July 18 - Danish Re- Producer. “Even with this in part the dozens of other Comic Con is run by a $4 search Series Webinars, legal issue we’re still going conventions around the billion company, and Dallas 9:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m. to have our best event yet.” country that use the term. Comic Con is run by a $5 Elder Henrie Classes include: “Dan- Elder Landon Henrie, son of Mike and Carmen The case hinges on San Among that list is New billion company. By taking ish Probate Record Diego Comic Con orga- York Comic Con, one of on the term, they’re taking Henrie, has returned home after serving in the Research,” “Accessing nizers’ claim that “Comic the largest in the country. on everyone else in the Texas Houston East Mission. He will speak July Danish Probate Records: Con” was too close to their “In reality, what they’re industry.” 12 at 1 p.m. in the Porter Lane 1st Ward, 400 W. Online and Microfilm,” trademarked “Comic-Con.” doing is taking on the Still, both Brandenburg Porter Lane (400 South), Centerville. and “Probate Records: They sent a cease-and- whole comics convention and Farr have stated Extracting Genealogical Information.” Elder Hilyard July 18 - Boy Scout Ge- Elder Cody Hilyard, son of Russ and Melinda nealogy Merit Badge, 10 Hilyard, has returned home after serving in the a.m.-11:30 a.m. To register, Factory Seconds Blowout! Australia Brisbane Mission. He will speak July call 1-801-240-4673 at least 12 at 11 a.m. in the Val Verda 5th Ward, 2633 S. one week before the work- $15 or 3 boxes for $40 50 West, Bountiful. shop to find out which requirements should be

SUMMER SAVINGS! $12 OFF $27 OFF $52 OFF ANY Repair or ANY Repair or ANY Repair or Maintenance Service Maintenance Service Maintenance Service $150r of $100 or More of $250 or More Offer expires 7/31/15 and cannot be combined with any other discounts or coupons.

3 for $40 Hot ROAD TRIP SPECIAL! 50 ct. Boxes Summer REG 27 Point Safety Checklist 95 load Test Battery • New Wiper Blades(most cars) Perfection $99 95 Oil Change & Filter • Rotate & Balance Tires $74 Check & Top Off All Fluids COMING Saturday, July 11th Offer expires 7/31/15 and cannot be combined with any other discounts or coupons. 9AM - 3PM 801-295-7772 • 520 W. 2200 N. West Bountiful Top Stop Chevron east of I-15 at Parrish Lane – Centerville European • Asian • Domestic

B8 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

Your guide to local goods, services and more. Find it here and online at www.davisclipper.com

CATEGORY INDEX PLACE YOUR AD TODAY CLASSIADS DEADLINE

• Announcements ...... 890 • Home Furnishings ...... 290 • Animals ...... 210 • Homes for Rent ...... 580 CALL 801-295-2251 ext. 100 MONDAY 4 p.m. • Apartments for Rent ...... 570 • Homes for Sale ...... 820 • Autos for Sale ...... 330 • Instruction/Tutoring ...... 520 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon- Fri. for Thursday publication • Building Suppies ...... 830 • Investments ...... 670 • Business Opportunities ...... 130 • Land for Sale ...... 700 • Child Care ...... 530 • Lost & Found ...... 510 • Commercial Property ...... 810 • Miscellaneous ...... 820 ONLINE at www.davisclipper.com • Computers ...... 235 • Musical Instruments ...... 300 GENERAL INFORMATION • Offi ce Space for Rent/Sale ...... 750 • Condos for Rent ...... 550 Click on the “Classifi eds” tab 1. Always ask for the ad to be read back to you. • Condos for Sale ...... 610 • Open House...... 620 • Duplexes for Rent ...... 575 • Produce ...... 230 2. Please check your ad for errors the fi rst day it appears. Clipper Newspapers will • Duplexes for Sale ...... 825 • Rooms for Rent ...... 560 be responsible for the fi rst incorrect insertion at no greater cost than the original • For Sale ...... 240 • Services ...... 120 STOP BY THE CLIPPER space. Publisher assumes no fi nancial responsibility for errors or omission of copy. • Free ...... 880 • Storage for Rent ...... 590 • Garage Sales ...... 250 • Trade...... 260 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 3. Rate chargers are determined at the time of placement. • Help Wanted ...... 100 • Travel/Time Share ...... 540 4. Cancellations: No refunds or cancellations on extended weeks. • Home Appliances ...... 280 • Yard work ...... 115 (across from Robintino’s) 5. Payment is due upon placement of ad unless an account has been established. We accept cash, check or credit card: FREE CLASSIADS FAX: 801-295-3044 for 20 words or less Items under $100 (20 words or less - 1 week) MAIL: The Clipper Classiads 60¢ per word after Private party only. Price must appear in the ad. Only 1 item per ad. Mail in, Fax 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 $12 or Walk-in only. No phone-ins, please. Garage Sales Excluded. 1 ad per month. includes online placement Find all the classifi ed ads and more online at www.davisclipper.com

100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 115 Yard Work 250 Garage Sales 570 Apartment for Rent 590 Storage for Rent

WORKING WITH people who AERATION BY KERRY KARL’S TREE & YARD SER- CENTERVILLE, SAT. July 11th, 11X30’ STORAGE 10X10’ Doors have disabilities Helping people AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- VICE Trimming, pruning, removal 9am-4pm. 1123 N. 575 W. (Chase 500 S., WX 801-262-1973 accomplish their goals, live a ing, Tilling, Aeration. of trees and bushes. Hauling, Village). Dining Room sets, couch, successful and meaningful life. Call Kerry 801-231-7364 flowerbeds/bushes cleaned out & chairs, many misc items VERSITAL WAREHOUSE Stor- We have all shifts including over- Serving since 1986 other yard jobs. Free estimates. age space that includes office night. 801-918-1162 FrontLine Karl 801-298-0610 BOUNTIFUL, FRI/SAT July and restroom insulated, 792sqft. Services TREE TRIMMING & Removal 10th/11th, 8am-2pm. 1260 N 850 10’x10’ overhead and entry door. Affordable Service E. Furniture, household items, an- Model Home Closeout! $300/mo. 801-598-7472 120 Services MARCELLO’S IS looking for P/T Trees, shrubs and hedges, tique teacher’s desk, refrigerators, Display homes have been discounted dishwasher. Please call 801-671- Hauling. and lots more. Cash only! over $10K to make room for 2015 1370 or apply in person at 275 References, Senior Discount. ALL TYPES of Concrete models! Act fast! Limited supply! North Main, Bountiful. Call Dan 801-518-7365 All Types of Concrete 270 Want To Buy at affordable prices. -Drive- CLAYTON HOMES OF LAYTON FT/PT POSITIONS Horizon CU Time to ways-Steps-Walkways-RV (801) 773-8601 or visit: is looking for a PT Teller in their FATHER AND SON LAND- Pads-Sidewalks-Patios -Color & TROUTSGIRL2004 IF you still Kaysville Br & FT Call Center SCAPING Stamping-Overlays-Decorative want to sell your Ebay tapestry www.claytonofl ayton.com Rep in their Farmington Br. Visit Concrete & Landscaping. Qual- Concrete-Concrete Removal-etc. email me at realestatebkr@aol. www.myhorizoncu.com for de- ity work at affordable prices. com De-Clutter? Call for a FREE estimate. Concrete, Retaining Walls/Drive- 580 Home for Rent tails. BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for way, Sidewalks/Bricks. Fences/ PAINTING old LDS & other books. Also old HOUSE CLEANING Looking for tree/sod services, hauling. Appli- 20 years exp. Int/Ext. residential/ photos & historical memorabilia WOODS CROSS beautiful newer Sell unwanted an honest hardworking, depend- ance removal. Lic/Ins 385-227- commercial, prof/finish. free est. able individual to help with house Call 800-823-9124 deluxe. 2224 S 800 W. 3bd, 2bth, 4522, 801-637-3873 Call 801-298-4472 or 801-706- all appliances included, W/D cleaning business. F/T & P/T. 2951 Please call 801-295-8095 ***SPRINKLERS*** 330 Autos for Sale hook-ups, deck, double garage, items in the All types of repairs & upgrades. GARAGE DOORS & Openers no yard work. NO Smokers/pets. SECRETARY-PART TIME Avail. April 1. $1400/mo, $1000/ New installs. We Do IT All! Lic/Ins. Repairs on all makes & models, FLAT BED TRAILER, 8’x25’. Rocky Mountain Movers is hir- Since 1987. 801-292-0450 Broken springs, free est on new dep. Bonded Realty 801-359- ing p/t secretary position Mon-Fri has been used as a float base 7979 Clipper doors. Mountain West Doors 801- for parades. Best Offer. Call John 12:30-5:00 pm in our Salt Lake SVK & SON’S 451-0534,801- 294-4636 office 663 South 600 West. Must CONSTRUCTION 801-295-2251 X 117 LAYTON RAMBLER, 702 N. be organized and detail oriented ▪ Driveways IN HOME caregiver for elderly Colonia Ave. (725 E.) Spacious 1970 FORD RANGER XLT 350 brick rambler with fireplace in Classifi eds with strong written and verbal ▪ R.V. Parking Daytime in-home caregiver; M-F, Truck for sale, reasonable con- communication skills. Able to ▪ Brick & Block 6 hours/day; over 12 years ex- quiet Layton neighborhood. dition with box, 8’x8’x12.5’, in Large carport and storage shed. answer multiple phone lines, pro- ▪ Color Stamping perience with caring for 80+ am- good condition, could be sued for vide excellent customer service, ▪ Decks & Steps bulatory women. Meal prepara- Fenced rear yard. Pets upon ap- storage. Best Offer. Call John at proval. Square footage approxi- and schedule appointments. Will ▪ Rock Wall tion, medication reminders, light 801-295-2251 X 117. train but must be a fast learner, ▪ Block Wall housecleaning, transportation mate. Tenant to verify all infor- dependable and a team player. ▪ Retaining Wall to appointments, daily hygiene, mation. $1145/month. Call (801) Helpful to know where cities in ▪ Roofing &Foundation etc. Perfect for those not ready 566-7922. Utah are located. Email resume Licensed & Insured for full-time nursing home living. WX 749 W 1200 S. Cosy updated to [email protected]. Call us: 385-888-4796 South Davis preferred. Numer- 4bd, 1 3/4bth, rich hard wood ous references on request. Sal- CARE ASSISTANT for female **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** floors, stove, fridge, dishwasher, ary negotiable. 801-309-9107, fireplace, double garage, fenced Assistant in home. Weekdays, IS OUR SPECIALTY 801-295-3258. evenings, overnights and week- • Weeding of Flower-Beds back yard. $1295/mo No smok- ends. Schedule varies with • Removing of Bushes & Trees SEAMLESS ALUMINUM ers/pets. Bonded Realty 801- 801-295-2251 ext 100 hours. for more information con- • Tree Trimming RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- 359-7979. tact Anne at 907-252-8262 • Clean-up of yard ing, deck and fence repairs, • Sprinkler Repairs tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. FT & PT Firefighter/Para- • New Sprinkler & Sod Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. medics Job application and Free Estimates. 801-328-3796 go2jasonhansen.com job description at www.sdme- RENT trofire.org/employment. FT sal- **LAWN-YARD-SPRINKLERS** 240 For Sale ary: $1,532 bi-weekly. PT: $14.00 Weekly Mowing. Yard -$16.00/hr. Application deadline: Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- 2 OWN July 16, 2015 at 5:00 pm. SDM- kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- 1970 FORD RANGER XLT 350 FA, 255 South 100 West, Bounti- scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! Truck for sale, reasonable con- NO CREDIT REQUIRED! ful, Utah 84010. 801-677-2401 Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. dition with box, 8’x8’x12.5’, in 801-292-0450 good condition, could be sued for DRIVERS: LOCAL Flatbed storage. Best Offer. Call John at $299 Home Nightly! Salt Lake City LOVELAND LANDSCAPE & 801-295-2251 X 117. Deposit Openings. Great Pay, Benefits! GARDENS CDL-A, 1yr Exp. Req. Estenson Specializing in all aspects of WHITE WITH glass top coffee Logistics Apply www.goelc.com landscaping: new construction, table. $99 or best offer. 801-309- 310 SOUTH MAIN STREET 1-855-561-7645 updating, design, pavers, flag- 8842 BOUNTIFUL, UTAH 84010 stone, decks, water features, ir- FLAT BED TRAILER, 8’x25’. FT/PT Home care. Up to $14/ rigation & retaining walls. 30+yrs hr for disabled 24yr-old male. has been used as a float base 801-298-5820 experience. For estimate Call for parades. Best Offer. Call John Farmington area. Must be 18+ & 801-294-4300. KANDJAUTO.COM physically fit. 801-447-4644. 801-295-2251 X 117 ***SPRINKLERS*** FREEWAY STORAGE Auction 115 Yard Work All types of repairs & up-grades. July 17, 2015 at 10 am. 400 South New Installs. Lic/Ins. Since 1987 700 West #390, West Bountiful 520 Instruction/Tutoring 801-292-0450 We do it all! PRO LANDSCAPING Sum- Utah 84087. G12 Justin Banks, mer cleanup. TOPSOIL, MULCH, Soil-Pep, 2573 East Stringham Avenue, Salt LOOKING FOR Preschool Flower beds, shrub removal, Ground Cover Mulch, Flower Bed Lake City, Utah 84109. E12 Ken- this Fall? Look to Marcia Anderson weeding, complete tree service. Mulch. Tell your landscaper you neth R Uremovich, 1126 South at Centerville Academy, 1248 clean and haul. want only weed-free composted 1200 East #23, Fruit Heights, Utah North Main Centerville. Leading WE DO IT ALL!!! topsoil. Constructors prices avail. 84037. M04 Robert Lopez, 1890 the way in early childhood educa- Free estimates. 801-888-1883 Small loads avail. P/U or delivery High Point Drive, Bountiful, Utah tion in Davis County since 1983. avail. Yard open M-F 8-5, 9-2 84010. G10 Mike Sperry, 2848 *YARD WORK LANDSCAPING* www.centervilleacademy.org 801- Sat (1550 W. 500 S., WX) 801- South Holbrook RD. Bountiful, 298-KIDS (5437) Weeding, raking, shrub/tree trim- 295-8907 Utah 84010. C11 Dan Johnson, ming, flowerbed mulch, hauling, 611 East Sider Drive, North 550 Condo for Rent topsoil, sod/seed, trees shrubs, Salt Lake, Utah 84054. F10 plants, lawn mowing. Full Land- Paul Chacon, 648 Shire Lane, scaping. And Much More! Since Farmington, Utah 84025. TWO BEDROOM condo Bounti- 1987. 801-292-0450 H07 & op Jared White, 6238 ful, nice neightors close to ser- Creekside Drive, Mountain vices schools, with extra’s rea- HANDY Green, Utah 84050. R06 John- sonably priced for info. call RW ny Heckenlively, 363 Excalibur, 801-554-8675. ANDY’S North Salt Lake, Utah 84054. PAYNE’S EXPEDITE LANDSCAPE & HAULING M07 Eric Hallen, 312 East 700 570 Apartment for Rent LOCAL PROMPT SERVICE South, Farmington, Utah 84025. Construction & Landscaping C12 Loene Simpson, 2520 South Go with this familiar & SENIOR APTS. Ground “The Only Local Contractor 500 West, Bountiful Utah 84010 level studio available. dependable name in NO Pets/Smokers. Call 801-989- You’ll Need” Davis County. Over 30 years 1602 or 801-292-2882 We can customize your home experience & commitment to make your favorite place to to customer satisfaction. escape, your very own yard. Join Where quality is not just a our team of excellence and loy- word, it’s our only way of alty. Where every job big or small doing business. is negotiable to fi t your lifestyle! Yard Cleanup DONATE A GENERAL YARD CLEANUP Our Specialty Weeding • Flowerbeds • Shrub Complete Landscaping Services • Complete Tree Removal/ • Flower beds, shrub removal & weeding CAR Trimming • Sprinkler Systems, • Complete tree services Repair • Retaining Walls • Clean & haul Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE • Driveway/RV/Patio & “We do it all” WE DO IT ALL Licensed & Insured Licensed – Insured Needy Families Free estimates Free Estimate Call 801-294-0003 296-1396 801.294.4060

B8 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015 CLASSIFIEDS B9

820 Home for Sale 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS Your guide to local goods, services 9000 LEGALS and more. Find it here and online KAYSVILLE CITY ANNOUNCEMENT OF copy to plaintiff at the address estate. Creditors of the estate The North 2 feet of Lot 18, and PRIMARY ELECTION APPOINTMENT listed above. If you fail to do are hereby notified to (1) deliver the South 72 feet of Lot 17, Mala at www.davisclipper.com Kaysville City will hold a Pri- AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS so, judgment by default may be or mail their written claims to the Subdivision No. 1, a Subdivision mary Election on Tuesday, Au- Estate of Jacqueline (Jackie) V. taken against you for the relief personal representative at her of part of Section 17, T4N R1W, gust 11, 2015, for the purpose of Allman demanded in the complaint. The address above; (2) deliver or SLB&M, Davis County, Utah, a electing three Council Members. aka Jacqueline E. Gerber complaint is on file with the clerk mail their written claims to the plat of which is on file in the office New Home? Ballots will be sent by-mail to all Deceased Probate No. of the court. personal representative’s attorney of the County Recorder of said CATEGORY INDEX PLACE YOUR AD TODAY CLASSIADS DEADLINE active registered voters within 153700169 /s/ Giuseppe Cassibba of record, Matthew D. Cook at the County. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath for $51,900 Brandon Rick Gerber, whose C-2356 7/9-30 following address: Parsons Behle DATED June 30, 2015 the Kaysville City limits. Voters • Announcements ...... 890 • Home Furnishings ...... 290 Only available for a limited time. address is 134 East 100 South, & Latimer, 201 South Main Street, WALTER C BORNEMEIER, J.D. • Animals ...... 210 • Homes for Rent ...... 580 CALL 801-295-2251 ext. 100 MONDAY 4 p.m. desiring to vote electronically on Bountiful, UT 84010, has been NOTICE TO CREDITORS #1800, Salt Lake City, UT 84111; Trustee • Homes for Sale ...... 820 CALL TODAY! • Apartments for Rent ...... 570 Election Day rather than by-mail appointed Personal Representa- AND or, (3) file their written claims with PO Box 652 • Instruction/Tutoring ...... 520 • Autos for Sale ...... 330 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon- Fri. for Thursday publication CLAYTON HOMES OF LAYTON may do so on August 11, 2015 tive of the above-entitled estate. ANNOUNCEMENT OF the Clerk of the District Court in Farmington, UT 84025 • Building Suppies ...... 830 • Investments ...... 670 from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at ei- APPOINTMENT • Business Opportunities ...... 130 • Land for Sale ...... 700 (801) 773-8601 or visit: Creditors of the estate are hereby Davis County, 800 W. State Street, (801) 721-8384 ther one of these Vote Centers: notified to: (1) deliver or mail their Estate of RICHARD EDWARD POB 769, Farmington, UT 84025, C-2357 7/9-23 • Child Care ...... 530 • Lost & Found ...... 510 EATON, • Miscellaneous ...... 820 www.claytonofl ayton.com Kaysville City Hall (23 East written claims to the Personal or otherwise present their claims • Commercial Property ...... 810 ONLINE at www.davisclipper.com Deceased. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE • Computers ...... 235 • Musical Instruments ...... 300 GENERAL INFORMATION Center Street) Representative at the address as required by Utah law within • Condos for Rent ...... 550 • Offi ce Space for Rent/Sale ...... 750 Kaysville Bible Church (181 Probate No. 153700198 The following described prop- Click on the “Classifi eds” tab 1. Always ask for the ad to be read back to you. above; (2) deliver or mail their writ- three months after the date of the • Condos for Sale ...... 610 • Open House...... 620 North Flint Street) ten claims to the Personal Rep- JOYCE A. KAY whose address first publication of this notice or be erty will be sold at public auction 2. Please check your ad for errors the fi rst day it appears. Clipper Newspapers will • Duplexes for Rent ...... 575 • Produce ...... 230 900 Announcement Valid identification is required to resentative’s attorney of record, is 1880 Ruby View Drive, Elko, forever barred. to the highest bidder, payable in • Duplexes for Sale ...... 825 • Rooms for Rent ...... 560 be responsible for the fi rst incorrect insertion at no greater cost than the original James R. Blakesley, #0364, of Nevada 89801 has been ap- Date of first publication: June lawful money of the United States • Services ...... 120 vote. • For Sale ...... 240 STOP BY THE CLIPPER space. Publisher assumes no fi nancial responsibility for errors or omission of copy. 2595 East 3300 South, Salt Lake pointed Personal Representative 25, 2015. at the time of sale, at the Justice • Free ...... 880 • Storage for Rent ...... 590 PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION of the estate of the above named Complex, Court’s Building, 800 • Garage Sales ...... 250 • Trade...... 260 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 3. Rate chargers are determined at the time of placement. LOGIC AND ACCURACY City, Utah 84109; or (3) file their DATED this 22nd day of June, 4. Cancellations: No refunds or cancellations on extended weeks. written claims with the Clerk of decedent. All persons having 2015. West State Street, Farmington, • Help Wanted ...... 100 • Travel/Time Share ...... 540 TESTING OF THE VOTING claims against the above estate Utah 84025, on August 12, 2015, • Home Appliances ...... 280 • Yard work ...... 115 (across from Robintino’s) 5. Payment is due upon placement of ad unless an account has been established. the Second District Court in Davis MATTHEW D. COOK We want to DEVICES AND are required to present them to the at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the We accept cash, check or credit card: AUTOMATIC TABULATING County, Utah, or otherwise pres- PARSONS BEHLE & LATIMER ent claims as required by Utah law undersigned or to the Clerk of the Attorneys for Applicant purpose of foreclosing a trust EQUIPMENT FAX: 801-295-3044 within three months after the date Court on or before the 25th day of C-2345 6/25-7/9 deed dated January 18, 2008, A public demonstration will be of the first publication of this notice September , 2015, or said claims and executed by NATHAN D. FREE CLASSIADS make you held of the logic and accuracy shall be forever barred. ANNOUNCEMENT OF DOXSEE, INDIVIDUALLY, as for 20 words or less or be forever barred. testing of the voting devices and Date of first publication: JOYCE A. KAY APPOINTMENT AND Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE Items under $100 (20 words or less - 1 week) MAIL: The Clipper Classiads automatic tabulation equipment July 2, 2015. 1880 Ruby View Drive NOTICE TO CREDITORS ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION 60¢ per word after Elko, Nevada 89801 Estate of Sharon B. Westergard, SYSTEMS, INC. SOLELY AS Private party only. Price must appear in the ad. Only 1 item per ad. Mail in, Fax 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 $12 a loan! being used for the August 11, James R. Blakesley Telephone No. (775) 753-7242 Deceased NOMINEE FOR BANK OF UTAH, or Walk-in only. No phone-ins, please. Garage Sales Excluded. 1 ad per month. 2015 Municipal Primary Election. Attorney for Personal includes online placement Anyone desiring to witness the Representative C-2339 6/25-7/9 Probate No. 153700247 A UTAH CORPORATION as testing is invited to attend. 2595 East 3300 South ALLEN R. WESTERGARD, Beneficiary, which Trust Deed INVITATION TO BID whose address is 11701 Saddle was recorded on January 23, $100 - $3000 Today Friday, July 21, 2015, at Salt Lake City, Utah 84109 City of North Salt Lake Find all the classifi ed ads and more online at www.davisclipper.com 10:00 a.m. (801) 485-1555 Crescent Circle, Oakton, Vir- 2008, as Entry No. 2335868, in 10 E Center St. ginia 22124 and LYNN WESTER- Book 4454, at Page 933, in the Davis County Administration [email protected] North Salt Lake, Utah 84054 C-2353 7/2-16 GARD, whose address is 4653 Official Records of Davis County, 100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 115 Yard Work 250 Garage Sales 570 Apartment for Rent 590 Storage for Rent Building Sealed bids for the project “400 East Grove Circle, Mesa, Arizona State of Utah covering real prop- 61 South Main Street, Room 203 NOTICE OF AUCTION East Waterline, 900 N. to 1050 85206, have been appointed Per- erty purportedly located at 1088 Roy Finance Farmington, Utah In accordance with section 38-8-3 N. – Project No. 15-026” will be sonal Representatives of the North 1250 East #G, Layton, Utah WORKING WITH people who AERATION BY KERRY KARL’S TREE & YARD SER- CENTERVILLE, SAT. July 11th, 11X30’ STORAGE 10X10’ Doors For more information, contact the received by the City of North Salt have disabilities Helping people AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- VICE Trimming, pruning, removal 9am-4pm. 1123 N. 575 W. (Chase of the Utah state code, Lock It Up above-entitled estate. Creditors 84040 in Davis County, Utah, and 500 S., WX 801-262-1973 Davis County Clerk’s Office at Self Storage will have an auction Lake at City Hall, 10 East Center of the estate are hereby notified to more particularly described as: accomplish their goals, live a ing, Tilling, Aeration. of trees and bushes. Hauling, Village). Dining Room sets, couch, Street, North Salt Lake, Utah until VERSITAL WAREHOUSE Stor- (801) 451-3589. on July 25th 2015 at 10:00 a.m. deliver or mail their written claims UNIT 7, BUILDING B, INCLUD- successful and meaningful life. Call Kerry 801-231-7364 flowerbeds/bushes cleaned out & chairs, many misc items C-2363 7/9 on the premises where said prop- 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July to the Personal Representatives ING THE APARTMENT CAR- We have all shifts including over- Serving since 1986 other yard jobs. Free estimates. age space that includes office 15, 2015 and then at said office BOUNTIFUL, FRI/SAT July and restroom insulated, 792sqft. 801-774-8472 erty has been stored and which is at the address above, or file their PORT AND PATIO, AMENDED night. 801-918-1162 FrontLine Karl 801-298-0610 located at 620 S 200 W Bountiful publicly opened and read aloud. written claims with the Clerk of the PLAT OF NAYON HEIGHTS Services TREE TRIMMING & Removal 10th/11th, 8am-2pm. 1260 N 850 10’x10’ overhead and entry door. The Bidder shall indicate the Con- Affordable Service E. Furniture, household items, an- Model Home Closeout! $300/mo. 801-598-7472 30 Minute Service UT 84010 in Davis County. District Court in Davis County, or CONDOMINIUM, AS THE SAME 120 Services Legal deadline: struction Contract title, the name MARCELLO’S IS looking for P/T Trees, shrubs and hedges, tique teacher’s desk, refrigerators, Display homes have been discounted Unit # 2445: John Durfee: Unit # otherwise present their claims as IS DEFINED AND ESTABLISHED 2449: Andrew Crowther: Unit # and address of the Bidder, and the required by Utah law within three AND IDENTIFIED ON THE “RE- dishwasher. Please call 801-671- Hauling. and lots more. Cash only! over $10K to make room for 2015 Monday, 5 p.m. date and time of the bid opening. ALL TYPES of Concrete 3442: Glenda Chee: months after the date of the first CORD OF SURVEY MAP” OF 1370 or apply in person at 275 References, Senior Discount. C-2360 7/9 The work to be performed publication of this notice or be All Types of Concrete models! Act fast! Limited supply! AMENDED PLAT OF NAYON North Main, Bountiful. Call Dan 801-518-7365 270 Want To Buy consists of furnishing all labor, forever barred. HEIGHTS CONDOMINIUM, RE- at affordable prices. -Drive- CLAYTON HOMES OF LAYTON ANNOUNCEMENT OF tools, materials, equipment, trans- FT/PT POSITIONS Horizon CU Time to William L. Prater, Attorney CORDED DECEMBER 31, 1975 ways-Steps-Walkways-RV (801) 773-8601 or visit: APPOINTMENT portation, and services required DATED this 1st day of July, IN THE OFFICE OF THE DA- is looking for a PT Teller in their FATHER AND SON LAND- Pads-Sidewalks-Patios -Color & TROUTSGIRL2004 IF you still AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS for the construction of the above Kaysville Br & FT Call Center SCAPING want to sell your Ebay tapestry 2015. VIS COUNTY RECORDER AS Stamping-Overlays-Decorative ESTATE OF WILLIAM J. described project as included in Allen R. Westergard, ENTRY NO. 425565 IN BOOK Rep in their Farmington Br. Visit Concrete & Landscaping. Qual- email me at realestatebkr@aol. www.claytonofl ayton.com Concrete-Concrete Removal-etc. GROSS, Deceased the Contract Documents; consist- Personal Representative 587, PAGE 965, OF OFFICIAL www.myhorizoncu.com for de- ity work at affordable prices. com De-Clutter? Probate No. 153799987 ing of the following items of work: Call for a FREE estimate. Lynn Westergard, RECORDS, AND IN THE DEC- Concrete, Retaining Walls/Drive- 580 Home for Rent tails. BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for Kathleen G. Roberts, whose installation of 860 LF of 14” PVC Personal Representative LARATION OF COVENANT, way, Sidewalks/Bricks. Fences/ PAINTING address is 8 Bray Court, Somer- culinary waterline, connection of old LDS & other books. Also old Date of first publication: CONDITIONS AND RESTRIC- HOUSE CLEANING Looking for tree/sod services, hauling. Appli- 20 years exp. Int/Ext. residential/ set, NJ 08873, has been appoint- new lateral services, removal and photos & historical memorabilia WOODS CROSS beautiful newer Sell unwanted July 9, 2015 TIONS OF NAYON HEIGHTS an honest hardworking, depend- ance removal. Lic/Ins 385-227- commercial, prof/finish. free est. ed Special Administrator of the replacement of fire hydrants, and able individual to help with house Call 800-823-9124 deluxe. 2224 S 800 W. 3bd, 2bth, C-2358 7/9-23 CONDOMINIUM, DATED 6, 1973 4522, 801-637-3873 Call 801-298-4472 or 801-706- above-entitled estate. Creditors patching of asphalt trenches; all AND RECORDED JUNE 15, cleaning business. F/T & P/T. all appliances included, W/D 2951 of the estate are hereby notified in accordance with the Drawings NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1973 AS ENTRY NO. 381646, Please call 801-295-8095 ***SPRINKLERS*** 330 Autos for Sale hook-ups, deck, double garage, items in the to: (1) deliver or mail their written and Specifications prepared by AND GARAGE DOORS & Openers no yard work. NO Smokers/pets. IN BOOK 518, PAGES 456 TO All types of repairs & upgrades. claims to the Special Administrator the North Salt Lake Engineering ANNOUNCEMENT OF 474, INCLUSIVE, AS AMENDED SECRETARY-PART TIME Repairs on all makes & models, Avail. April 1. $1400/mo, $1000/ New installs. We Do IT All! Lic/Ins. FLAT BED TRAILER, 8’x25’. at the address above; (2) deliver Department. APPOINTMENT BY AMENDED DECLARATION Rocky Mountain Movers is hir- Since 1987. 801-292-0450 Broken springs, free est on new dep. Bonded Realty 801-359- or mail their written claims to the Contract Documents and draw- Probate No. 153700152 ing p/t secretary position Mon-Fri has been used as a float base 7979 Clipper RECORDED DECEMBER 31, doors. Mountain West Doors 801- Special Administrator’s attorney ings may be obtained from the Estate of Mary Adele Gibbs 12:30-5:00 pm in our Salt Lake SVK & SON’S for parades. Best Offer. Call John 1975 AS ENTRY NO. 425566, IN 451-0534,801- 294-4636 of record, Benjamin P. Thomas, at City’s website at www.nslcity.org. Monson, Deceased BOOK 587, PAGE 966 OF OFFI- office 663 South 600 West. Must CONSTRUCTION 801-295-2251 X 117 LAYTON RAMBLER, 702 N. the following address: 102 South Questions may be directed to Alta Lynn Monson Markeson, CIAL RECORDS, AS AMENDED be organized and detail oriented ▪ Driveways IN HOME caregiver for elderly Colonia Ave. (725 E.) Spacious 200 East, Suite 800, Salt Lake Parker Bradley at (801) 381-7495 whose address is 445 East 300 1970 FORD RANGER XLT 350 brick rambler with fireplace in Classifi eds DECLARATION RECORDED ▪ R.V. Parking Daytime in-home caregiver; M-F, with strong written and verbal Truck for sale, reasonable con- City, Utah 84111; or (3) file their C-2354 7/2-9 North, Logan, Utah 84321 has JANUARY 23, 1976 AS ENTRY communication skills. Able to ▪ Brick & Block 6 hours/day; over 12 years ex- quiet Layton neighborhood. written claims with the Clerk of been appointed Personal Rep- dition with box, 8’x8’x12.5’, in NOTICE OF ZONE TEXT NO. 426833 IN BOOK 590 PAGE answer multiple phone lines, pro- ▪ Color Stamping perience with caring for 80+ am- Large carport and storage shed. the Second Judicial District Court resentative of the Estate of the good condition, could be sued for AMENDMENT HEARING 97 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS vide excellent customer service, ▪ Decks & Steps bulatory women. Meal prepara- Fenced rear yard. Pets upon ap- of Davis County, 800 West State above named Decedent. Creditors storage. Best Offer. Call John at proval. Square footage approxi- FARMINGTON CITY AS AMENDED DECLARATION and schedule appointments. Will ▪ Rock Wall tion, medication reminders, light Street, PO Box 769, Farmington, of the Estate are hereby notified RECORDED NOVEMBER 25, 801-295-2251 X 117. mate. Tenant to verify all infor- Notice is hereby given, that train but must be a fast learner, ▪ Block Wall housecleaning, transportation Utah 84025, or otherwise present to present their claims within three 1980 AS ENTRY NO. 560383 IN mation. $1145/month. Call (801) their claims as required by Utah on Tuesday, August 4, 2015, (3) months after the date of First dependable and a team player. ▪ Retaining Wall to appointments, daily hygiene, at 7:00 p.m., or as soon there- BOOK 846, PAGE 1055 OF OFFI- Helpful to know where cities in ▪ Roofing &Foundation etc. Perfect for those not ready 566-7922. law within three months after the Publication of this Notice or be CIAL RECORDS, AS AMENDED date of the first publication of this after as business permits, at the forever barred. Utah are located. Email resume Licensed & Insured for full-time nursing home living. WX 749 W 1200 S. Cosy updated Farmington City Hall, 160 South DECLARATION RECORDED Call us: 385-888-4796 South Davis preferred. Numer- Notice, or be forever barred. Date of First Publication: July OCTOBER 21, 1992, AS ENTRY to [email protected]. 4bd, 1 3/4bth, rich hard wood DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- Main Street, the Farmington City 2, 2015. ous references on request. Sal- floors, stove, fridge, dishwasher, Council will hold a public hearing NO. 997830 IN BOOK 1544 PAGE CARE ASSISTANT for female **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** TION: July 9, 2015 Edward R. Munson, Attorney 886 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS ary negotiable. 801-309-9107, fireplace, double garage, fenced to consider a request for a Text Assistant in home. Weekdays, IS OUR SPECIALTY Dated this 2nd day of July, DATED this 23rd day of June, OF DAVIS COUNTY, STATE 801-295-3258. back yard. $1295/mo No smok- 2015. Amendment of Section 11-28-060 2015. evenings, overnights and week- • Weeding of Flower-Beds of the Zoning Ordinance regard- OF UTAH. TOGETHER WITH ends. Schedule varies with • Removing of Bushes & Trees SEAMLESS ALUMINUM ers/pets. Bonded Realty 801- 801-295-2251 ext 100 STRONG & HANNI, Alta Lynn Monson Markeson, AND SUBJECT TO EASEMENT 359-7979. Benjamin P. Thomas ing the inclusion of pool houses Personal Representative hours. for more information con- • Tree Trimming RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- in that section of the ordinance. THROUGH SAID UNIT, APPUR- • Clean-up of yard ing, deck and fence repairs, Attorneys for Special Adminis- C-2347 7/2-16 TENANT TO THE COMMON tact Anne at 907-252-8262 trator The public is invited to attend the • Sprinkler Repairs tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. AREA AND ALL OTHER UNITS 102 South 200 East, Suite 800 hearing and give written or oral LEGAL NOTICE FT & PT Firefighter/Para- • New Sprinkler & Sod Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. comments. DATED this 6th day PATRICIA THURGOOD, AND AS IF RECORD, SUBJECT medics Job application and Salt Lake City, UT 84111 TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE Free Estimates. 801-328-3796 go2jasonhansen.com RENT C-2359 7/9-23 of July, 2015. Holly Gadd, City Petitioner job description at www.sdme- Recorder. C-2361 7/9 vs. UTAH CONDOMINIUM OWN- trofire.org/employment. FT sal- **LAWN-YARD-SPRINKLERS** 240 For Sale NOTICE TO WATER USERS KEITH THURGOOD, ERSHIP ACT, THE AFORESAID ary: $1,532 bi-weekly. PT: $14.00 Weekly Mowing. Yard The applications below were Notice of Public Auction Respondent. “DECLARATION”, THE AFORE- -$16.00/hr. Application deadline: Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- 2 OWN filed with the Division of Water Notice is hereby given of a CASE NUMBER 154700556 SAID “SURVEY MAP” AND ALL July 16, 2015 at 5:00 pm. SDM- kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- 1970 FORD RANGER XLT 350 Rights in Davis County. These public auction to be held at Legacy THE STATE OF UTAH TO KEITH RULES, REGULATIONS AND FA, 255 South 100 West, Bounti- scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! Truck for sale, reasonable con- NO CREDIT REQUIRED! are informal proceedings per Rule Highway Storage, 1392 W. 500 S. THURGOOD: AGREEMENTS LAWFULLY Woods Cross, UT. 84087 ful, Utah 84010. 801-677-2401 Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. dition with box, 8’x8’x12.5’, in R655-6-2. Protests concerning You are hereby summoned MADE AND/OR ENTERED INTO 801-292-0450 good condition, could be sued for an application must be leg- Auction will be July 11, 2015 at and required to file an answer in PURSUANT TO THE PROVI- DRIVERS: LOCAL Flatbed storage. Best Offer. Call John at $299 ibly written or typed, contain the 10:00 am to settle delinquent ac- writing to a Petition for Divorce SIONS OF THE AFORESAID Home Nightly! Salt Lake City LOVELAND LANDSCAPE & 801-295-2251 X 117. Deposit name and mailing address of the counts in accordance with Section that has been filed with the Clerk ACT AND DECLARATION, AN Openings. Great Pay, Benefits! GARDENS protesting party, STATE THE 39-8-3 of the Utah State code. The of the Second District Court, Da- ALL EASEMENTS, CONDITIONS CDL-A, 1yr Exp. Req. Estenson Specializing in all aspects of WHITE WITH glass top coffee APPLICATION NUMBER PRO- goods will be sold to the highest vis County, State of Utah, on the AND RESTRICTIONS OF RE- Logistics Apply www.goelc.com landscaping: new construction, table. $99 or best offer. 801-309- 310 SOUTH MAIN STREET TESTED, CITE REASONS FOR bidder. Goods to be sold are listed above-entitled case, and serve CORDS. Tax ID: 10-012-0021 under unit number, tenants name 1-855-561-7645 updating, design, pavers, flag- 8842 BOUNTIFUL, UTAH 84010 THE PROTEST, and REQUEST upon or mail a copy of said An- The current Beneficiary of the and last known address. trust deed is UTAH HOUSING stone, decks, water features, ir- FLAT BED TRAILER, 8’x25’. A HEARING, if desired. Also, A swer to Michael D. Murphy, Peti- FT/PT Home care. Up to $14/ rigation & retaining walls. 30+yrs $15 FEE MUST BE INCLUDED Unit A26 10x10x8- Sesui Tui- tioner’s attorney, at 13 North Main, CORPORATION, and the record has been used as a float base tupou, 3945 S. Highway 89, Apt. hr for disabled 24yr-old male. experience. For estimate Call 801-298-5820 FOR EACH APPLICATION Kaysville, UT 84037. If you fail to owner of the property as of the for parades. Best Offer. Call John 8, Bountiful, UT 84010, washer, Farmington area. Must be 18+ & 801-294-4300. KANDJAUTO.COM PROTESTED. Protests must do so within 30 days, judgment recording of the Notice of Default physically fit. 801-447-4644. 801-295-2251 X 117 be filed with the Division of Water dryer, freezer, 2 sets of 4 chrome by default will be taken against is NATHAN D. DOXSEE, INDI- ***SPRINKLERS*** Rights, PO Box 146300, Salt Lake wheels and tires, misc. you for the relief demanded in VIDUALLY. FREEWAY STORAGE Auction Unit C23, C31 10x30x8 – Scott 115 Yard Work All types of repairs & up-grades. City, UT 84114-6300, or by hand said petition. Bidders must tender to the July 17, 2015 at 10 am. 400 South Paul, 1475 N. Main Apt. F101, trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at New Installs. Lic/Ins. Since 1987 700 West #390, West Bountiful 520 Instruction/Tutoring delivery to a Division office dur- MICHAEL D. MURPHY ing normal business hours ON OR Layton, UT. 84041 Attorney at Law the sale and the balance of the 801-292-0450 We do it all! Utah 84087. G12 Justin Banks, PRO LANDSCAPING Sum- BEFORE JULY 29, 2015. Please Tools, shelves, fishing poles, 13 North Main purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the mer cleanup. TOPSOIL, MULCH, Soil-Pep, 2573 East Stringham Avenue, Salt LOOKING FOR Preschool visit http://waterrights.utah.gov or some concrete finishing tools, Kaysville, UT 84037 day following the sale. Both the Flower beds, shrub removal, Ground Cover Mulch, Flower Bed Lake City, Utah 84109. E12 Ken- this Fall? Look to Marcia Anderson call (801)-538-7240 for additional household items. Telephone: (801) 547-9274 deposit and the balance must be weeding, complete tree service. Mulch. Tell your landscaper you neth R Uremovich, 1126 South at Centerville Academy, 1248 information. Purchases are cash only to the C-2346 6/25-7/16 paid to Lincoln Title Insurance highest bidder. Sold as is, and clean and haul. want only weed-free composted 1200 East #23, Fruit Heights, Utah North Main Centerville. Leading NEW APPLICATION(S) Agency in the form of a wire trans- WE DO IT ALL!!! topsoil. Constructors prices avail. 84037. M04 Robert Lopez, 1890 31-5299 (A80341): Utah Divi- must be removed at time of sale. Notice: fer, cashier’s check or certified the way in early childhood educa- Dated this July 2nd, 2015 and From: The Storage Place, 454 Free estimates. 801-888-1883 Small loads avail. P/U or delivery High Point Drive, Bountiful, Utah tion in Davis County since 1983. sion of Parks and Recreation funds. Cash payments, personal avail. Yard open M-F 8-5, 9-2 84010. G10 Mike Sperry, 2848 propose(s) using 10.0 ac-ft. from July 9th, 2015 West Center, N.S.L. UT checks or trust checks are not www.centervilleacademy.org 801- C-2349 7/2-9 To whom it may concern: The *YARD WORK LANDSCAPING* Sat (1550 W. 500 S., WX) 801- South Holbrook RD. Bountiful, groundwater (Antelope Island) for accepted. 298-KIDS (5437) contents of the following storage Weeding, raking, shrub/tree trim- 295-8907 Utah 84010. C11 Dan Johnson, MUNICIPAL: In Utah Division of ANNOUNCEMENT OF DATED: July 6, 2015. ming, flowerbed mulch, hauling, 611 East Sider Drive, North Parks and Recreation. units will be sold at Public Auction LINCOLN TITLE 550 Condo for Rent APPOINTMENT AND July 11 2015 at 9 am. topsoil, sod/seed, trees shrubs, Salt Lake, Utah 84054. F10 NONUSE NOTICE TO CREDITORS INSURANCE AGENCY plants, lawn mowing. Full Land- 31-2716 (A34133): Corporation Unit 6 rented to: Wilmer Arroyo, By: Paula Maughan Paul Chacon, 648 Shire Lane, Estate of Glen S. Barney, 1789 S 1955 W, Woods Cross, scaping. And Much More! Since TWO BEDROOM condo Bounti- of the Presiding Bishop of The Its: Vice President Farmington, Utah 84025. deceased UT 84087 1987. 801-292-0450 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Telephone: (801) 476-0303 H07 & op Jared White, 6238 ful, nice neightors close to ser- Probate No. 153700157 Contents: Misc personal effects vices schools, with extra’s rea- day Saints, a Utah co is/are seek- Paul Barney, whose address web site: www.smithknowles. Creekside Drive, Mountain including washer, dryer, desk, com Green, Utah 84050. R06 John- sonably priced for info. call RW ing Nonuse period for 1.5 cfs. from is 155 North 400 West, Suite 550, HANDY groundwater (SW Kaysville) for furniture dolly and etc. SK File No. 15-0373 ny Heckenlively, 363 Excalibur, 801-554-8675. Salt Lake City, Utah 84103, has IRRIGATION; Unit 11 rented to: Melissa Black, C-2362 7/9-23 ANDY’S North Salt Lake, Utah 84054. been appointed Personal Rep- 1279 N 725 W, W. Bountiful, UT STOCKWATERING. resentative of the above entitled NOTICE TO CREDITORS PAYNE’S EXPEDITE LANDSCAPE & HAULING M07 Eric Hallen, 312 East 700 570 Apartment for Rent Kent L. Jones, P.E. 84087 LOCAL PROMPT SERVICE South, Farmington, Utah 84025. estate. Creditors of the estate Contents: Misc personal effects AND Construction & Landscaping STATE ENGINEER are hereby notified to: (1) deliver ANNOUNCEMENT OF C12 Loene Simpson, 2520 South SENIOR APTS. Ground C-2350 7/2-9 including dressers, beds, sporting Go with this familiar & or mail their written claims to the goods, electronics and etc. APPOINTMENT 500 West, Bountiful Utah 84010 level studio available. “The Only Local Contractor dependable name in COMPLAINT Personal Representative at the Unit A-12 rented to: Suzie Poyfair, PROBATE NO. 153700189 You’ll Need” NO Pets/Smokers. Call 801-989- Case No. 150700476 address above; (2) file their writ- 188 N Valley View Drive, North ESTATE OF RICHARD S. Davis County. Over 30 years 1602 or 801-292-2882 ten claims with the Clerk of the PROWS, DECEASED We can customize your home Judge: Allphin Salt Lake City, UT 84054 experience & commitment IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL District Court in Davis County, Contents: Motorhome. REBECCA HOSKINS and to make your favorite place to to customer satisfaction. DISTRICT COURT or otherwise present their claims C-2352 7/2-9 MICHAEL V. BECK, whose ad- escape, your very own yard. Join Where quality is not just a DAVIS COUNTY, as required by Utah law within dress is c/o Poole & Associates, word, it’s our only way of STATE OF UTAH three months after the date of NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE 4543 South 700 East, Suite 200, our team of excellence and loy- the first publication of this notice The following described real doing business. GIUSEPPE CASSIBBA Salt Lake City, Utah 84107, have alty. Where every job big or small Plaintiff, or be forever barred. Dated this property will be sold at public been appointed Co-Personal is negotiable to fi t your lifestyle! Yard Cleanup VS. 06/19/2015 auction to the highest bidder, pay- Representatives of the Estate DONATE A REMIGIO PONCE Date of First Publication: June able in lawful money of the United of the above named Decedent. GENERAL YARD CLEANUP Our Specialty Defendant. 25, 2015. States at the time of sale, inside Creditors of the Estate are hereby /s/ Paul Barney the front door and to the left, of Weeding • Flowerbeds • Shrub THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE notified to present their claims to Complete Landscaping Services ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: C-2343 6/25-7/9 the Davis County Courthouse, 800 the above Co-Personal Represen- • Complete Tree Removal/ • Flower beds, shrub removal & weeding W. State, Farmington, Utah, on CAR REMIGIO PONCE ANNOUNCEMENT OF tatives or to the Clerk of the Court Trimming • Sprinkler Systems, • Complete tree services You are summoned and re- August 4, 2015 at 11:00 a.m., for within three (3) months after the APPOINTMENT the purpose of foreclosing a trust Repair • Retaining Walls • Clean & haul quired to answer the attached AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS date of the first publication of this Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE complaint. Within 21 days after deed executed by Shane E. Eg- notice or be forever barred. • Driveway/RV/Patio Estate of Bryant Lloyd Madsen bert as trustor, in favor of the Law service of this summons, you Probate No. 153700197 DATED this 24th day of June, & must file your written answer Family Trust dated September 2015. “We do it all” WE DO IT ALL Mindy Devenport, whose ad- 20, 1991, beneficiary, and cover- Needy Families with the clerk of the court at the dress is 1996 Regal Stream Cove, DENNIS K. POOLE Licensed & Insured Licensed – Insured following address: Davis County ing the following real property, POOLE & ASSOCIATES, L.C. Cottonwood Heights, UT 84121, situated in Davis County, Utah, Free estimates Free Estimate clerk, 800 West State Street, P. O. has been appointed personal rep- Attorneys for Co-Personal Box 769, Farmington, UT 84025, and more particularly described Representatives Call 801-294-0003 resentative of the above-entitled as follows: 296-1396 801.294.4060 and you must mail or deliver a C-2351 7/2-16 B10 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 9, 2015

sion, theft, narcotic equipment 47, DCSO, driving on suspension, session, DUI alcohol. Michael Joseph Bernick, 21, North Salt Lake PD, embezzle. dAVIS BOOKINGS possession. possess stolen property. Nhat Anh Truong, 26, Layton DCSO, marijuana possession, Rowdy Val Payne, 36, Layton William Carter, 49, DCSO, PD, DUI drugs, traffic offense, DUI drugs. PD, traffic offense, obstructing The following is a list of book- Tuesday, June 30 Christopher Alan Acree, 29, unauthorized use of vehicle. marijuana possession. Jake Ryan Evertsen, 19, justice. ings with total fines and/or bail Danielle Allred, 33, Layton Tylan Robert Valdez, 20, Lay- DCSO, marijuana possession, Gary Alan Buatte, 36, UHP, exceeding $1,000. Layton PD, family offenses, property damage, marijuana PD, sexual assault. ton PD, fraud illegal use credit narcotic equipment possession, controlled substances. Monday, June 29 possession. Mia Marie Curtsinger, 25, cards. DUI drugs. Blaine Christopher Williams, Jessyca Brown, 23, Center- John Perkins, 52, Kaysville AP&P Farmington, traffic offense, Victor Manuel Gomez, 32, John Ralph Carhart, 30, UHP, 40, DCSO, driving on suspension, ville PD, controlled substances. PD, driving on suspension. driving on denied license, con- Layton PD, DUI alcohol, traffic traffic offense, DUI drugs. traffic offense, DUI alcohol. Audra Lynn Gale, 45, Layton Mauricio Andrew Arvizo, 23, trolled substances. offense. Collin Kaio Sauni, 20, Bounti- Joshua Scott Cowley, 32, PD, fraudulent activities. Layton PD, traffic offense, liquor Landon Joseph Erkelens, 31, Jazmine Alexsis Girule, 18, ful PD, theft, obstructing justice, Bountiful PD, controlled sub- Charles Randolph Hansen, possession. DCSO, theft. Layton PD, assault. contributing to delinquency of stances, possession of weapon. 43, Bountiful PD, driving on sus- Lainey Alexis Delamare, 21, April Lynn Evans, 37, DCSO, Kimberly Ann Slater, 26, minor. forgery. Woods Cross PD, possess stolen Victor Jacob Gurule, 19, Sunday, July 5 pension, fraud-illegal use credit DCSO, shoplifting, controlled Hailey Elizabeth Hart, Layton Perla Rocio Hernandez, 36, property, shoplifting. Layton PD, disorderly conduct, cards, burglary. substances. PD, narcotic equipment posses- Layton PD, controlled substances. Steven John Slater, 38, damage property public. Brady Glen Christensen, 36, Derek Tyler Gailey, 27, Lay- sion, marijuana possession, DUI Kendra Shyanne Cortes, 19, Woods Cross PD, burglary. Chaise Taylor Barlow, 30, DCSO, theft, traffic offense, driv- ton PD, selling weapon. drugs. Syracuse PD, theft. Jorge Dominguez Gutierrez, Layton PD, fraud-false state- ing on denied license. Dontasha Loralie Nemcek, Eduardo Escalante, 23, Teri Kay Chappell, 37, Boun- 54, Clearfield PD, assault. ment, traffic offense, property Robert Lewis Lopez, 48, 18, Farmington PD, assault. Layton PD, violation of pretrial tiful PD, no insurance. Joe Shannon Abel, Lay- damage, assault. Farmington District Court, pos- Micah Joshua Menlove, 30, protective order. Adam Gardell Grundvig, ton PD, carrying a concealed Blair Morris, 22, DCSO, session of weapon, shoplifting, DCSO, traffic offense. Tyson Deloy Osborne, 20, 37, Bountiful PD, controlled weapon. narcotic equipment possession, controlled substances. Corey Tyler Spencer, 18, Lay- Layton PD, DUI alcohol. substances. Davion Marques Tolbert, 20, controlled substances, traffic Ashley Anne Johnson, 22, ton PD, liquor possession, cruelty Kate Moss, 31, Layton PD, Natasha Gail Stephenson, Davis County Constable, shoplift- offense. DCSO, shoplifting. toward child, failure to appear. criminal trespass, property dam- 22, Layton PD, shoplifting. ing, liquor possession. Paloma Veronica Lopez, 31, Jeremy Randall Peacock, 24, Levi Owen Wade, 30, Pris- age. Scott Bryan Edgington, 27, Jacob Lee Bills, 24, Davis UHP, driving on suspension, vio- Prisoner Transport Service, liquor oner Transport Service, assault, Richard Ignacio Avile, 54, Farmington PD, aggravated as- County Constable, traffic offense, lation of pretrial protective order, possession, theft. family offenses. North Salt Lake PD, traffic of- sault, no proof of insurance. controlled substances. traffic offense, DUI alcohol. Janina Lee Flynn, 55, Layton Juan Lorenzo Cobos, 32, fense, harassment, public peace. Hermilo Elvira, 38, Layton Preston Blair Wirthlin, 21, Nicholas Allen Huetter, 22, PD, DUI alcohol. Layton PD, shoplifting. David Allan Holm, 22, Clinton PD, fraud false statement, fraud Davis County Constable, traffic North Salt Lake PD, controlled Brett Roy Panter, 36, PD, traffic offense, no proof of Thursday, July 2 in person, sexual assault. offense, property damage. substances. Farmington District Court, sexual insurance, false police report. Cindy Mortenson McCardle, Elliot Lindquist, 22, Bountiful Raymond Eugene Baca, Richard Kyle Alexander assault. Reginald Anthony Traylor, 33, 60, Clearfield PD, assault. PD, controlled substances. 26, DCSO, narcotic equipment Martinez, 20, Centerville PD, Channing Mack Cook, 26, Layton PD, assault. Ashley Adams, 31, Layton Sean Callesto, 31, Clearfield possession, marijuana posses- burglary, no insurance, traffic Layton PD, burglary. Stephen Bradley Souza, 33, PD, fraud in person. PD, family offenses, property sion, driving on suspension, DUI offense. Katana Ann Harper, 19, DCSO, controlled substances. Casey Luke Halling, 26, Lay- damage. alcohol. Randy Travis Thorton, 27, Farmington PD, property dam- Jonathan Ray Irvin, 27, ton PD, controlled substances, DCSO, aggravated assault age, marijuana possession. Friday, July 3 Saturday, July 4 Clearfield PD, assault. burglary, driving on suspension. weapon. Sarah Jo Burdick, 30, Clinton Geoffrey Ross Phinney, 29, Emil Alan Henich, 60, Layton Toni Michelle Rice, 21, Cinnamon Heather Corrigan, James Robert Potter, 24, PD, narcotic equipment posses- UHP, traffic offense, liquor pos- PD, traffic offense. Layton PD, sexual assault. TV GuIdE JULY 9, 2015