Inside... Wednesday, August 12, 2020 Your Guide to the & PRCA Pro Rodeo 2020 Iron Labor Day Weekend www.ironcountyfair.net County Fair 435.477.8380

#ironcountyfair Postal Customer Postal

Vol. 12 No. 37 showcase ironcountytoday.com Wednesday, August 12, 2020 Minimalist 4 Opinion work 10 Showcase makes 12 Life nest 19 Sports outside 22 Classifieds 25 Comics of SUMA

Suu Celebrates Class of 2020

story on page 6 corey baumgartner 2 Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Multiple agencies, rescuers involved in injured hiker rescue

from Lt. Del Schlosser Due to the location, hike up above Mendenhall Iron County Sheriff’s Office reported injuries, and inability allowing one member to to access Mendenhall, the rappel approximately 450 feet At around 8pm on Utah Department of Public down to Mendenhall’s loca- August 7, 2020, Cedar Safety Helicopter was tion. Mendenhall was secured Communications received called to assist in hoisting until the DPS Helicopter a 911 call from an adult Mendenhall from his location. was able to hoist him from male, Russell Mendenhall. the side of the cliff face. Mendenhall, 64 years of age Mendenhall was transported was hiking alone at the 64 year old directly to Cedar City Hospital top of a mountain by the DPS Helicopter. Thanks to ridge; Canyon's man survives Mendenhall sustained minor technology and Mouth Trail injuries to his head and other the quick-response 100 foot fall and expertise of near Cedar City. parts of his body. his rescuers, Russell Mendenhall was from top of The DPS helicopter then Mendenhall was safely not on or near a returned and retrieved the hoisted and hurried to designated trail ridge Ropes Rescue Team member the nearby Cedar City Hospital. when he slipped from where Mendenhall had and fell from a ridge been hoisted. The remaining top, approximately 100 The DPS Helicopter responded two members stayed until feet, landing on a ledge near a from the Salt Lake area to the daylight so they could safely cliff face. scene. They were unable to hike down the mountain. The Iron County Sheriff’s hoist Mendenhall due to the Southern Utah University Deputies, Search & Rescue dangerous conditions in the Aviation returned the next along with High Angle Ropes area. day to assist in retrieving the Rescue Team responded to Members of the Ropes gear and other items left by

C oursty ICSD the area. Rescue Team were able to the Ropes Team. Iron County Today News Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 3

The crash of a single-engine North American Navion aircraft (WWII) and the unfortunate death of its pilot and passenger are still being investigated by the FFA and NTSB.

photos Courtesy ICSD Call the COVID-19 Hotline before arriving: Victims named in fatal 844-442-5224 plane crash in Cedar City from Lt. Del Schlosser and pronounced dead at the Iron County Sheriff’s Office two men, scene. The FAA has concluded both from las there on-scene investigation Early last Sunday morning, and the NTSB has the aircraft. Cedar Communication was vegas, perished The investigation into the crash advised of an aircraft in in the crash will continue with the FAA and distress 5 miles south of the NTSB. Cedar City Regional Airport. The aircraft was a single-en- A few moments later, Cedar Cedar City Fire Department, gine North American Navion Communications was advised Gold Cross Ambulance, which is a World War II-era of an airplane which had Utah Highway Patrol, and aircraft. All further information crashed. It appears the aircraft Iron County Sheriff’s Office about this crash will be released struck a communications responded to the scene. Two by the FAA or NTSB. tower which is approximately adult males; Darwin Mao (52) Our thoughts and prayer 300 feet tall near 6500 W 4000 and Richard Essex (63) both continue to be with the families S, Cedar City. from Las Vegas were located of the victims at this time.

The communication tower which the airplane struck was completely destroyed. 4 Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion

A dministration From the Editor R . Gail Stahle P ublisher [email protected] Unidentified D eborah Martineau O ffice Manager officemanager@ Forfeited Objects ironcountytoday.com ust when you A dvertising thought the current COVID S cott Stahle chaosJ couldn’t get any S ales Representative worse, authorities from [email protected] N.A.S.A. (Never Another 801.755.5999 Social Association) Patti Bostick have reported that S ales Representative this year’s UFO Fest in [email protected] Cedar City has been 435.592.1030 postponed! The latest Corey victim to be shanghaied Baumgartner Editorial by the Coronavirus; Manag ing Editor this universal event C orey Baumgartner has been popular among alien-abductees M anaging Editor and innocent bystanders alike. While their [email protected] concerned citizens who call themselves disappointment is sure to be out of this “Utah Citizens Alarm” showed up in world, one wonders…how many other earthly the Shay Baruffi To Editor Taylorsville, Utah. On July 10th well R eporter events will be canceled due to concerns from over 1000 people showed up to count- the viral virus? When the dust settles er-protest a march that was planned Tom Zulewski The Utah Summer Games had to S ports Writer A seamless transfer of power from but was later cancelled that afternoon trade medals for masks and Shakespeare, one leader to another is one of the due to growing safety concerns. Many sensing that something unhealthy this way Layout/Design building blocks for the western world. of the Utah Citizens Alarm showed comes, still reminds us that, “Not all that Undoubtedly, election years are always up armed, dawning tactical gear and cough have Covid.” And while there was no D evin Christ full of twists and turns and 2020 has American flags. C reative Director sweetness in the sorrow of the parting of not disappointed. Inch by inch we are moving closer the Utah Shakespeare Festival, it was to be [email protected] In many of our lives we have not to leaving a peaceful America behind. as Shakespeare dutifully bowed out to the seen this country so divided; both There was a time in American history C irculation baneful bandit. Yes, he was wearing a mask political parties are polarized in their where you could have a political and also heard to mutter, “The Government beliefs and agenda as well as their fol- discussion whether right or left and S tephanie Millett doth protest too much me thinks.” lowers. Opposing protests have sprung violence and firearms were left out S . Cedar City No matter how many other events must up all over the country, some more of it. In a time of uncertainty like in [email protected] be forfeited, please remember that life goes peaceful than others, both claiming today’s climate our community is all 435.272.3050 on and we will recover. Don’t let this trial that they are right and have the correct that we have. Today, both sides talk of (trivial or not) eclipse our joy and journey S tormee Anderson answers. civil war and ousting the other political N . Cedar City/Enoch through this temporal terrestrial lunacy. With each passing day both sides party are driving us further from what [email protected] Fear not, there will be other alien inva- become further dug-in making we once were. 435.592.5724 sions, athletic competitions and the show it harder to find common ground Regardless if Donald Trump wins will go on! While we must endure some dark between the two, either side unwilling re-election or if Joe Biden takes the Wendy Hanson nights, we’re still in this together. Remember, P arowan/Paragonah to talk out problems to preserve what office, we still have to live with each “This above all: to thine own self be true. May [email protected] normalcy we have left during this other in this country, state, county, and we be true to each other, also. 435.477.9100 COVID problem. city. A civil war or any secession from Left wing activists show up in force the U.S.A. is not what we want or need. Iron County Today is around the country (including Utah) Communities must be able to come distributed free of charge, to push their agenda. In Salt Lake together and accept their neighbor for thanks to our advertisers. It is hand-delivered to over Thought City cop cars have been flipped over, their political beliefs because we do 14,000 households in Cedar graffiti strewn all over the place, calls City, Enoch and Parowan of the not want to lose the America we have. and is available in several Week to defund the police, and attacks on When the dust settles and the rack locations in Iron and from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher Beaver Counties. the District Attorney’s office have been smoke clears after this election cycle, quelled, but not without a high price. “In actual life, every great what will we have left? Treading lightly 389 N 100 W, Suite 12 Some activists could possibly be facing through the next few months will prove Cedar City, Utah 84721 enterprise begins with life in prison here in Utah. This is a wise. We want to preserve a country Ph: 435-867-1865 and takes its first forward stark difference than what we see in where we can move forward together Fax: 435-867-1866 step in faith.” other cities like Portland, Oregon and with peace. IronCountyToday.com Seattle, Washington. » August Wilhelm von Schlegel Just over a month ago a group of Richard Crommie Iron County Today News Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 5 Opinion Voting a right Masking the real issues of education into a classroom, a creative schedule is necessary. and a duty (My preferred solution is the half-day for every student, allowing a continuity of instruction.) by Kael Weston With a percentage of parents refusing to send F or iron county today their sons and daughters to school, a staggered schedule (half of the students attending in the ifty-five years ago, President Lyndon B. Cyclops morning, half in the afternoon) a measure of social Johnson “signed into law the most sweep- distancing can be achieved. While hall monitors ing voter rights protections the nation had by Bryan GRAY will not be effective for older students, masks everF seen." will be required and hand sanitizing must be The Voting Rights Act, which was amended Colus mni t convenient. five times over the next ten years, increased The opinions stated in this article are solely those of the None of these protections will totally stop government oversight in areas of the country author and not of Iron County Today. infections. Sick leave policies for teachers might with histories of voter discrimination, made it need to be expanded and parents will have to be illegal to require literacy or (later) language tests or some problems, there is never a clear wary of their child’s after-school and weekend and effectively opened voting to hundreds of solution. As Henry Kissinger once said, we activities. thousands of qualified voters who had been kept must choose a path and “at some point have But neither can we have a generation of from the ballot box because of their skin color. toF face the consequences that this road implies.” children “raised by wolves” or overwhelming The results were significant: voter regis- A good example is the current debate about fearful. Open the schools, choose the path, and tration went up, voting increased, and conse- whether to open schools or teach students solely acknowledge that the trek won’t be perfect. But quently, more Americans participated in the online. Opinions differ widely, resulting in hybrid neither is the alternative. election process—their right. plans, parent-student rallies and teacher protests. “In recent years, though, legal attacks have People are searching for a “win-win” when a “lose- eroded the federal government’s ability to lose” is also an understandable result. enforce the law. State legislatures—mainly Like many of you, I was on the fence, patiently those controlled by Republicans in states with considering and sympathetic to all sides. Then increased minority turnout according to a last weekend I saw a seven-year old boy. In the University of Massachusetts Boston analy- past, this child was an energetic, uber-social, sis—have challenged the Voting talkative kid – even at times precocious. When I Rights Act by passing a wave saw him recently – after five months of “quaran- of new restrictions, including / tine” – the boy was mute and anxious, a mere shell Op voter ID laws and reduced early of his former delightful and lively self. voting.” And so, I’m not a supporter of opening up our In 2013, the Supreme Court Ed schools for classroom instruction. ruled that the formula used Yes, I’m aware of the risks. Undoubtedly, to determine which voting districts required COVID-19 will spread, and parents will have to federal oversight as a result of past discrimina- carefully monitor their child’s interactions with tion was outdated and struck down a critical vulnerable grandparents. Teachers will be on the section of the Voting Rights Act. As a result, over frontline of the battle, and the virus will take its half the states in the country introduced “newly share of prisoners. There will be a certain level of restrictive” laws with the potential to discrim- anger with neighborhoods split between parents inate. “In 2018, the bipartisan U.S. Commission opting for online, homeschooling and those on Civil Rights...recommended Congress restore figuring an optimum educational experience is voter discrimination protections.” worth the risk. A year later Congressman John Lewis, The bottom line, however, is I believe children the legendary civil rights leader, secured the learn best in a classroom, surrounded by other passage of H.R. 4. This House Resolution would classmates and being led by a flesh-and-blood fulfill the Supreme Court’s requirement that educator. Online education is not without value, a new formula be determined by Congress and there is a segment of children who thrive on and restore government oversight using that it. However, the social aspect and cooperative formula. skills learned in a classroom cannot by over- Though passed by the House, the bill was looked. A computer program can teach students not—and still has not been—taken up by the mathematics, but it’s an abject failure in showing Republican-led Senate. Rep. Lewis’s recent death children how to behave in a social environment. brought renewed calls for action (including Business owners are always telling me how former President Obama’s impassioned plea difficult it is to hire young employees who can during the eulogy he wrote for Lewis). However, deal with customers or use common sense when the Senate has yet to act. separated from an iPad or an employee handbook. A personal note: as our campaign team and I Remote learning can only make it worse. have traveled CD2, voters say they are confident School officials cannot, of course, offer busi- ness as usual. Instead of jamming 30 students see Voting » 9 6 Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today SUU celebrates class of 2020 with outdoor ceremony

by Shay Baruffi choosing to believe that Iron County Today there are good things and your life will work out.” She Southern Utah also added (to the delight University’s 121st of Star Wars fans) that, Commencement ceremonies “Hope, our only hope, is took place outdoors in the Obi-Wan Kenobi.” She added beautiful fields outside the encouragingly, “Though Carter Carillon Tower. Over we may be completing our 700 graduating students formal education today, I were in attendance clad hope we remain humble and in bright SUU facemasks, teachable; learning forever traditional robes and through our experiences…to handheld fans to help keep use hope and action to make the heat at bay. the world a safer, smarter, “SUU’s 16th president, brighter, more compassion- Scott Wyatt, opened up the ate place.” ceremonies, which were Kathy Wyatt, SUU’s First unfortunately canceled Lady and the brilliant mind earlier in the year due to behind SUU’s new childcare the COVID-19 virus. “It is center, spoke next. Having our single honor to be with recently finished her bache- you today,” President Wyatt lor’s degree, she will receive said, “but hopefully the first her diploma along with her and only [graduation] with daughter, Naomi. She was masks!” Speaking of how also grateful for the return good it was to have the stu- of the students and spoke dents back he shared, “You about courage and some of are certainly a very welcome the most courageous and sight. It’s good to feel your inspiring students, including energy and see your smiles.” her teachers, that she has He also jokingly spoke about met throughout her time at deciding not to not put on SUU. “Thank you for your sunscreen and that he would examples of courage. They like to find the monk in inspired and motivated me England that invented such when I needed it most. I am an uncomfortably warm honored to be part of your robe without including class…the class of 2020. Go flip-flops and a lavalava. He T-birds!” also shared some unique President Wyatt followed statistics about the gradu- his wife and concluded the ating class. “You come from speaking part of the cere- over 33 different countries, monies with a very fitting 37 different states, and 28 of analogy about how we are 29 counties. Our youngest each guided by forces in this graduate is 17 and our oldest world. He explained how we is 71.” each have porcelain (clay) Following President and iron in our DNA that Wyatt, Elizabeth Lee, a require both the Potter’s 4th generation T-Bird and gentle hands and the blows who will be attending law of the Blacksmith’s hammer school at Boston College this to help shape our lives. “Both fall, delivered a beautiful the Blacksmith and the and inspiring speech on Potter have our best inter- hope. She shared some ests at heart,” he counseled. of her fellow-graduates’ “Fortunately for us, we are definitions of hope during not mere clay or steel, but as the “insurmountable chal- the forces (trials) act on us, lenges” of their present lives. we have agency to respond “Hope is going through life as we choose. We can allow expecting with confidence the Smith or the Potter to that everything will be make us into something okay.” “Hope is a desire that special—to come out of this drives me to achieve a goal.” “Hope is choosing light. It’s photos by corey baumgartner see Commencement » 7 Iron County Today News Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 7

through today more than at any something special,” she shared. She 480 graduated with a master's Commencement time.” also expressed some of the things degree, 1,280 with a bachelor's « Continued from page 6 Then, before the graduates the students taught the teachers degree and 277 with an associate names were called and they including patience, hard-work degree. The commencement (challenging time in life) something received their individual diplomas, and celebrating milestones. “You ceremonies concluded with the better.” Myndee Kay Larsen ('98), President reminded us that when things don’t students walking across the stage to He concluded by advising each of the SUU National Alumni Council, go our way, it is our responsibility to the applause and cheers of friends, of us to also be the Potter. “We need made it official with the graduates find a way to achieve life’s goals.” family and fellow-students to to have our gentle touch, our kind moving their tassels from the right In the end, Southern Utah receiving their individual diplomas words, our patient, thoughtfulness, to left side of their cap. “The pride University’s 2020 graduating class from President Wyatt. “Once a empathy and compassion shine we feel for the Class of 2020 is accepted 2,059 graduates, of which T-Bird, always a T-Bird!”

Covid-19/ Legislative Update Dear Friends and Neighbors, tine language. Students and teachers should follow standard Friday, August 7, Utah’s COVID- quarantine practices after being 19 seven-day rolling average exposed to COVID-19. was at 449 cases. This shows a decrease in positive COVID-19 In an effort to help our cases and means that Utah met educators prepare for the the goal to be under 500 cases upcoming school year, Utah's by August 1! Now that we have Unified Command will provide accomplished that goal, the a one-time PPE push pack, next challenge is to be under which includes five KN95 400 daily cases as a state by masks and two face shields, to September 1. every teacher, faculty member and school bus driver in the Also on Friday, the Utah state. This initiative totals Department of Health reported over 250,000 KN95 masks and 673,509 total COVID-19 tests 100,000 face shields for 28,000 administered, 43,375 total teachers and 16,000 faculty positive cases, 32,371 estimated members. The PPE push packs recovered cases, 2,578 total will provide a buffer for school hospitalizations, 202 current districts to work on securing hospitalizations and 335 total their own supply of PPE. fatalities. The Southwest Utah Public Health Department The application for the Pan- reported 3,167 demic-Electronic total positive Benefit Transfer cases including 34 (P-EBT) program new cases, 2,503 is now available total recovered for Utahns. This cases, 15 currently program will hospitalized and provide parents a 25 total fatalities. one-time payment Iron County of $308 per child currently has 55 in K-12 who were cases, Beaver eligible to receive County 30 cases free or reduced- and Washington price school meals County, 2,473 on March 16. cases. Sea n. Ev n VICKERS The Utah System As a state, we of Higher Educa- have seen an U tah Senate District 28 tion released each overall decrease university's plans in demand at our testing for the fall semester. Read the sites. If you are experiencing plans here (https://ushe.edu/ any flu-like symptoms, find ushe-covid-19). a testing site here (https:// I will be providing these COVID- coronavirus.utah.gov/testing-lo- 19 updates from a legislative cations). If you are uninsured perspective weekly. I want to but need to be tested, you can hear from you and get your apply for COVID-19 Uninsured feedback, thoughts and ideas Testing Coverage here on what's happening in our (https://coronavirus.utah.gov/ local communities. Please con- uninsured-covid-19-testing-as- tact me anytime at evickers@ sistance). le.utah.gov. Thank you. After receiving feedback on Sincerely, the COVID-19 School Manual, the Utah Department of Health Evan Vickers, removed the modified quaran- Utah State Senate 8 Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today ICT publisher given Lifetime Achievement Award by Tom Haraldsen face of mounting pressures on print F or Iron County Today journalism.”

The Utah Chapter of the Society Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, of Professional Journalists has given the chapter did not hold its annual Davis Clipper and Iron County Today awards banquet this year, but did Publisher R. Gail Stahle its Utah present several other honorary Headliners Lifetime awards. The Clifford Achievement P. Cheney Service to Award. The honor Stahle earns Journalism Award was among several highest was given to Nancy bestowed by the Matlack Williams chapter as part of its yearly honor from Utah State annual journalism given by Utah University and awards contest. It is The Cache Citizen. the highest honor Chapter of Courtney Tanner given by the chapter the Society of of The Salt Lake each year. Tribune was pre- In presenting Professional sented with the Don Mr. Stahle with Journalists Baker Investigative the honor, the SPJ Reporting Award for chapter wrote: her work on cover- ing the Lauren McCluskey story. “R. Gail Stahle is a fixture in Davis The Roy B. Gibson Freedom of County and a beloved name for the Information Award went to Eric journalists who work there. The third Peterson and the Utah Investigative generation publisher of the Davis Journalism Project. Deseret News Clipper, Stahle has spent more than reporter Pat Reavy received the 70 years working in the print industry, Quintus C. Wilson Ethics Award starting with a job at just for his work covering crime 10 years old setting type and Utah’s cases involving for the weekly. In his exploitation of youth. FOX career he has published 13 reporter Ben Winslow newspapers in several was given the Utah communities in Utah Headliners Public Service and Arizona, was the Award for his extensive original publisher of the coverage of the state’s Spectrum in St. George, new medical cannabis law. and currently publishes And the Utah Division of both the Clipper and the Archives and Records Service Iron County Today earned the chapter’s newspaper in Sunshine Award Cedar City. for promoting Now in his transparency 80s, Stahle and open- remains ness with a regular government presence in records. This the Clipper includes news- the room, Division’s con- running tinuing of the his State support of Records the essential Committee to community mediate and issue publication in the decisions over

courtesy gail stahle record access. Iron County Today News Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 9 Bookings VOTING « Continued from page 5 U nderage drinking in Utah Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and in Utah’s vote-by-mail Cedar City Police Depart- system. During this decreasing dramatically ment. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. pandemic, the safety For a juvenile the name is of voters is critically According to a comparison of 15 years of Utah are more likely to develop alcohol dependency “(Male/Female) Juvenile SHARP’s (Student Health and Risk Prevention then those who begin drinking at 21. Early initiation Offender” and juvenile is of important. Barriers age less than 18 years. to voters nationwide Survey) data, Underage Drinking in Utah is of alcohol use is also associated with many other need to end, tactics decreasing and that's good news for everyone. In negative consequences for youth including: AUGUST 3 that have a clear racial Utah, 30-day alcohol use rates for 8th ,10th, and 12th delinquency, violence, academic problems, risky ERICK B ALAMILLA and socio-economic graders have decreased from 15.1% in 2005 to 7.1% in sexual behaviors and other substance use. Cedar City, UT dimension. Passage of 2019. Compared to the rest of the nation, alcohol use So, what can we do to help prevent underage Aggressive Animal at Large – Sterilized (1st Offense) H.R. 4 will help ensure rates here in Utah have traditionally been about half drinking here in our area? According to 2019 JASON A TALBERT this outcome and is a of national youth alcohol use rates. Our low under- Southwest Region SHARP’s data, 54.7% of 5 County Kanarraville, UT measure I support. age alcohol use rates are a positive sign of the overall youth that drink report that they get the alcohol DUI of Alcohol w/BAC at or Over .08, Reckless Driving, Concerns about wellness of our state's youth population but there is from their home or someone else's home without Open Container in Veh, Unsafe voter fraud have not data that show we shouldn’t become complacent in permission. Make sure you set clear rules and Lane Change, Speed Reg. been proven by data our efforts to prevent youth alcohol use. consequences regarding underage drinking with AUGUST 4 and instead appear For example, in Utah, youth who do drink are your family. We lock up our guns and our prescrip- more likely to engage in binge drinking then their tions but have you ever thought about locking up KARINA P LARES to be a White House Cedar City, UT effort to call into national counterparts. According to the CDC, your alcohol? It’s a simple step that could protect Aggressive Animal At Large question a fundamental binge drinking is associated with a greater risk your child and their friends as well. MALE JUV OFFENDER right—and, perhaps, of negative alcohol related outcomes including: Cedar City, UT Retail Theft the peaceful transfer of drinking and driving, becoming a victim of violence, For more information on the dangers of Underage Drinking JOELLE L REBER power this election. accidents and injuries, and alcohol dependence. and for tips and tools on how to talk to your kids about Cedar City, UT Our democracy The adolescent brain isn’t fully developed until youth alcohol use visit www.parentsempowered.org and Witness Tampering, Burglary depends on our age 25 and as such youth that use alcohol underage www.southwestprevention.com. AUGUST 5 participation. Voting CELSO CARILLO is a right, it’s a duty, Beryl, UT and it’s the foundation Criminal Mischief, Burglary of a Dwelling, Theft – Value Equals/ of our country. This Exceeds $5000, Open Container November we vote in in Veh, Improper Plates/Reg, Drive w/out Insurance. what is likely the most RYAN ARGO critical election of our Cedar City, UT lifetimes. Check your Criminal Mischief voter registration. Help TRACY L BYRD your friends, family, and Cedar City, UT DRUG – Poss w/Intent to neighbors do the same. Distribute C/S, Poss Drug And then vote. Vote like Paraphernalia, Probation/ Parole Violation our country depends STARLA A COOK on it, because it does. Evt ans on, WY Retail Theft AUGUST 6 »»For information CHRISTOPHER J about voting in Utah BUTTERFIELD visit: vote.utah.gov. Beryl, UT Criminal Mischief, Burglary of a Dwelling, Theft – Value »»Are you registered Equals/Exceeds $5000, Open to vote? Check the Container in Veh. national database: BARON K WILLISON JR Enoch, UT https://www.usa.gov/ DUI – Alcohol/Drugs renders confirm-voter-regis- safe operation, Weapon While Under the Influence, Open tration Container in Veh. »»If you are not regis- AUGUST 8 tered to vote, go to ANTHONY D GONZALES the state voting site: Cedar City, UT Purch/Poss/Consume by Minor https://secure.utah. _ Measurable Amounts, DUI, gov/voterreg/login. Alcohol Restricted DL html?selection=REG- AUGUST 9 ISTER VALERIE A LYTLE Cedar City, UT »»Learn about voting by Exploitation of Disabled/Elder mail: DYLAN C SORACCO https://voteinfo.utah. Cedar City, UT Fail to Reg or Expired Vehicle, gov/learn-about- False Title/Reg, Driving on voting-by-mail-and- Denied absentee-voting 10 Wednesday, August 12, 2020 The Arts & Entertainment sho wcase in Iron County

As rti t Mike Whiting stands next to his birdie outside SUMA. His feathered friend was constructed in 2009 from automotive paint on fabricated steel. 8-bit bird

sculpture constructs nest outside of SUMA

courtesy of suma

from Miranda Call new space to bring art to the community. F or Iron County Today My current “We are excited to use the Sam and Diane Stewart Family Foundation Plaza as a temporary Drivers on University Blvd have likely noticed a work explores outdoor gallery for contemporary sculpture,” said new large orange bird that has made its nest outside the visual Jessica Kinsey, SUMA director/curator. “By using this the Southern Utah Museum of Art. Installed in early “ prime location for revolving installations, we are July, Mike Whiting’s birdie sculpture brings color to connection between able to get people’s attention as they drive or walk the Sam and Diane Stewart Family Foundation Plaza. by SUMA. Between Surls and Whiting, the outdoor The installation will be on the plaza for the next minimalism and sculpture has attracted many new visitors to the year greeting those walking by or coming into the museum.” museum. early video games” Whiting will be participating in this year’s Art Appearing to have walked right out of an arcade Insights lecture series through the SUU Department and into Cedar City, the orange figure is reminiscent » Mike Whiting of Art & Design on Tuesday, September 22 at 11:30 of forms found in early video gaming and computer a.m. The talk will be conducted on a virtual platform, a name for himself in the art world. His solo show graphics. The powder-coated steel bird, which is which is still being determined. If you would like to Mike Whiting - Pixelated, at the Denver Botanic 96 x 96 x 41 inches, has a pixelated look that has receive details on how to watch the talk live, please Gardens showcased him as a prominent sculptor in inspired much of Whiting’s works of art. contact Jessica Kinsey at [email protected]. 2018, as the show became one of the top contempo- “My current work explores the visual connection For more information about exhibitions and rary shows in the area. between minimalism and early video games,” said current virtual programs, check out SUMA’s website The last sculpture to occupy the Sam and Diane Whiting. “Video gaming and minimalism arrived at at www.suu.edu/suma. Thanks to continued support Stewart Family Foundation Plaza was Walking the same visual conclusion through different means from the Utah Division of Arts and Museums, Through the Thorne Vine by James Surls, another and by opposite intentions.” Cedar City RAP Tax, Zions Bank and the Sam & artist who has been exhibited at the Denver Botanic Since graduating with his MFA in 2002 from the Diane Stewart Family Foundation, admission to the Gardens. Since June 2018, the plaza has provided a Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY, Whiting has created museum is free and open to the public. Iron County Today showcase Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 11 L ive theater Arts Council accepting is the best! mini-grant applications by Mary Anne ANDERSEN by Shaylene due August 31st, 2020. The for a choir, publication fees, Cedar City Arts Council Baruffi-Jensen grant application is available at registration for workshops, www.cedarcityartscouncil.org/ money to help pay for venue hen it was over, my husband and I were Cedar City Arts Council support/quick-grants. rental, promotion expenses, and animated, energized, nurtured in a way that The Cedar City Arts Council Mini-grant funds may be many more wonderful projects is hard to come by these days. We had been encourages artists and arts used for multiple purposes. Past or other necessities as revealed Wwatching Noel Coward’s Present Laughter on PBS, star- organizations in Iron County to projects have included funding in the grant application. Our ring Kevin Klein and Kate Burton and we felt privileged apply for Artists Mini-Grants for musical instruments, music goal is to broaden our cultural to have seen such a marvelous piece of theater. It was a landscape through unusual, broadcast of the 2017 live production that won Klein a unique, and innovative ideas, Tony Award, and as one critic put it, “Klein was born to events, and projects. We appre- perform this role.” ciate ideas that have a positive Noel Coward was born in 1899, (died at 74) and connection to the community became a British playwright, actor, director, song- and a demonstrable benefit for writer, who, according to another critic, “invented the Cedar City and Iron County Englishness.” Talking about Coward is a topic for a community. The Cedar City Arts university semester, something I haven’t the education Council works to promote and to do and something you don’t want me to do. Suffice support local art and artists it to say that were I to start listing his plays, you would and arts organizations. recognize some of the names if you know theater at all. It is valuable to include This play, Present Laughter, was written in 1939 and samples of previous work with first produced in 1942, with Coward himself playing the the application. The Cedar City leading role of Garry Essendine, a self-centered actor Arts Council Grants Committee having a mid-life crisis, surrounded by characters who reviews the applications and all want his attention in one way or another. Although is happy to offer several grants Essendine claims to just want to be left alone, it is clear every grant cycle. Community he craves the attention, attention he needs to reassure Wash burn Family Bluegrass Band members with membership himself about his self-worth, in the Cedar City Arts Council perhaps. By Coward’s own help fund these projects admission, the character is with their membership fees. based on Coward himself. Membership information is My husband and I talked available at www.cedarci- afterward about the nature tyartscouncil.org/support/ of comedy and what it is membership. that makes live theater so The Cedar City Arts Council mesmerizing. The question I always have is, how much now provides the opportunity of a successful production is due to the text itself, the to become a sustaining mini- directing, or the acting? The witty words that come grant sponsor. When you out of the actors’ mouths in rapid-fire succession are a become a sustaining mini- given. The script is what it is and can’t be changed. But grant sponsor, grant recipients even given the recognized brilliance of this author, the will be required to acknowledge real joy comes in watching the characters brought to your contributions and you will life by consummate actors and brilliant directors. feel great knowing you were Kevin Klein was on stage for almost all of the two directly involved in helping to and a half hours. He never stopped talking, pacing, sustain our rich arts commu- gesturing, reacting to the demands of those around nity. For more information visit him. Each inflection and gesture seemed appropriately our website or come to one of inevitable to the personality of this self-centered, our socials. middle-aged character. Here is my question: are The Cedar City Arts Council those hilarious bits Klein’s? Was it his idea to check his is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organi- hair in the hall mirror every time he passed it or the zation dedicated to advancing director’s? Did he fling his arms about intuitively or the arts in Iron County. Our did the director tell him what to do? Why were some mission is to foster a thriving lines whispered, others roared? Who thought to have arts community in Iron County a minor character nearly fracture the arms of those through advocacy, appreciation, with whom he shook hands? The Swedish maid was a education, and support. The walking cartoon. Did that actress just know what the organization is completely playwright intended or did she have to be coached? volunteer-run, all of the funds I have posed that question many times to the CCAC receives through dona- actors and directors in our own USF company. Here tions or memberships are used is the answer: live theater is a wonderful collaboration to help the arts thrive in this of all involved, including the audience that plays the photos courtesy of ccac community. all-important role of responders. U t n4get able Quartet 12 Wednesday, August 12, 2020 Community & Personal Interest in Life Iron County

ave you ever found yourself thinking that a certain way of resolving a problem or responding to a question is simply com- Hmon sense or thinking that everyone should know that? Well, what may seem easy to you may be new and complicated to a person who has never been placed in the same situation before. Case in point: This is the season for many peo- ple who grow home gardens or support Farmer’s Markets. Among those are folks looking for ways to preserve a harvest of fresh fruits, vegetables, and perhaps large quantities of meat or poultry. While many know and understand basic freezing and even dehydrating methods of preserving foods, it becomes a different story when they wonder, “Gosh! I wonder if I can bottle this? Where can I find out? It shouldn’t be that hard!” If you are standing in the shoes of the author of this article, the easy answer to these questions really is common sense! “Just call your local USU Extension Office and someone there will help you!” This is the best option for obtaining the safest, sci- Common entifically-based answers for keeping your family safe and reducing the chance of wasting food that Sense Kathy's c orner Home by Kathleen Riggs U tah State University Extension isn’t handled or preserved properly. To find contact Canning information for County Extension Offices across Utah, see: https://extension.usu.edu/locations It is less-commonly known that home food preservation is a science- and research-based practice. It is not the same as creative cooking. When preserving food with water-bath or pressure canning, a kitchen must, out of necessity, turn into a laboratory where following instructions exactly and getty images using proper procedures is crucial. That is why many proper lid seal. cessing cool in the jars before placing them in the consumers or home canners are disappointed to canner for processing. learn that a favorite fresh salsa or grandma’s stew is Major Mistakes to Avoid More information on these and other can- not recommended for home canning, nor are things The most serious common canning mistakes ning mistakes are located at: https://extension. like butter, bacon, or even pureed squash. that can easily be avoided include: usu.edu/preserve-the-harvest/research/ Here are five general rules to help guide the » Adding EXTRA starch, flour or other thick- avoiding-common-canning-mistakes novice or seasoned home preservation enthusiast: ener to recipe For canning fans, the satisfaction that comes » Adding EXTRA onion, chilies, bell pepper, or from preserving food using canning is well worth the General Rules other vegetables to salsas time and effort. With just a bit of instruction from » Always use up-to-date, scientifically tested » Using an oven instead of water-bath for approved resources along with a dash of common canning recipes. processing sense, this season just may be the best ever for » Only use approved, up-to-date canning » Not venting the pressure canner adding to your pantry or food storage shelves. methods (boiling water-bath or pressure). » Not having dial-type pressure canner gauges » Follow canning directions exactly. tested annually » Make altitude adjustments by adding more » Failure to acidify canned tomatoes Kathleen Riggs is the Utah State University Extension time to water-bath canning or increasing pressure » Cooling the pressure canner under running Family and Consumer Sciences professor for Iron County. for pressure canned products. water Questions or comments may be sent to kathleen.riggs@ » Make certain canned products have a » Letting food prepared for “hot pack” pro- usu.edu or call ret-586-8132. Iron County Today life Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 13 Miss Iron County, 2020 Contestants Slogan’s Heroes (Part 1) Outstanding Teen — Miss Iron County — Pageant to begin t he Rut Iron County Fair less traveled by Corey Baumgartner from Karen Ence Iron County Today F or Iron County Today o you know what’s in your wallet? Are you sure you’ve got milk? Tempting taglines and Ten young ladies will be vying for the title A lesia Medina Fallon Montgomery inspiring slogans surround us every day. They of Miss Iron County and Miss Iron County's constantlyD attempt to catch our attention each time Outstanding Teen on August 15, 2020 at Canyon we use the Internet, our phone, television, tablets, View High School. These bright and talented or drive down the freeway. Therefore, while you’re women will be competing for the 'Teen' and eating your breakfast of champions, I’d like to share 'Miss' titles in the areas of fitness, interview, a few things I’ve learned over the years from some talent, evening gown and onstage question. The familiar and famous phrases. winner of the Miss Iron County title will receive As you live your daily life, even with the best of a scholarship of $3500 to be used at the college intentions, you will still spill things, break things and of her choice with the first and second atten- make mistakes. You’ll make messes that a simple dants also receiving scholarship money. The paper towel can handle. Other times, no matter how winner of the Outstanding Teen category will brawny you are, you may need a bulldozer and a have the opportunity to compete in the Miss dump truck. Nevertheless, the better quicker picker Utah Outstanding Teen pageant next year. Takoah Chamberlain Kelley Degraaf upper you are, the less damage will be done. You will Miss Iron County and Miss Iron County's also have your that was easy moments and some- Outstanding Teen will represent Iron County times you will realize that when it rains, it pours. But, for the 2020 & 2021 year and will be making you will learn to get up and just do it, even when appearances at the Iron County Fair, Mud Bog and you’re not lovin’ it. Rodeo. Both queens will also be working for the Mistakes, messes and monsoons may also cause betterment of Iron County throughout their reign you to wonder, is it in you, or if you’re worth it. and participate in county and city events. Maybe you don’t know what “it” is. I’ll tell you what I Tickets for the pageant are available only from think “it” is not. L’Oréal’s make-up motto, “Because contestants and must be purchased prior to the you’re worth it,” has helped to make and sell a lot of pageant. Tickets will not be sold the night of the make-up. May I be so bold as to say that you don’t pageant. All those attending the pageant must need make-up to define you or remind you that you wear face masks and adhere to social distancing Talise Mosley Tia Donohoe are worth it and beautiful. Another famous fallacy guidelines per the Iron County School District. from Maybelline says, “Maybe she’s born with it. Again, no admittance will be allowed the night of Maybe it’s Maybelline.” I say there’s no maybes about the pageant without a pre-sold ticket. it. You are amazing because you are you. Your beauty Contact: [email protected] to is defined by who you are, not what you wear. If secure any unsold tickets before August 14, 2020. you’re not happy with who you are inside, no amount The outgoing Miss Iron County, Jessica of make-up will mask it. Next time you apply your Sahagun, has served Iron County with her 'Feed foundation, fix your hair and choose your wardrobe, Utah' platform and has worked with the Care remember that the best parts about you are your and Share organization to distribute food stuffs heart, mind and a confident smile. to those in need. She has also supported events Furthermore, while American Express advises at SUU and partnered with Mrs. Iron County you, Don’t leave home without it, there are more important things you shouldn’t leave home without; to serve the elderly. Both Miss Iron County and Tia Donohoe Ashley Shewmake Miss Iron County's Outstanding Teen were able like love. Mastercard’s motto, “There are some to participate in several parades throughout things money can’t buy. For everything else, there’s Mastercard.” Love is one of those things money can- Iron County and participate in the Hocus Focus — Outstanding Teen — Halloween event on main street in Cedar City not buy. One doesn’t need to go into debt to create and the 2019 Iron County Fair. worthwhile, lasting memories in life, especially for/ The outgoing Miss Outstanding Teen, Reagan with loved ones. More often than not, precious Anderson, worked on her platform of "Scoliosis and priceless memories come with nothing more Awareness" as this is something she has lived than the price of choosing to schedule time to be with for several years. Reagan also represented together and then following through. This is how you Iron County in the Miss Utah's Outstanding Teen create a happy life and a happy home. Sorry Disney, pageant in March winning several divisions. The but the heart and the home should be the happiest first night of competition Miss Anderson won the place on earth. Finally, there are people in the world, yourself Evening Gown & Onstage question award, and in included, who want to feel cared about. We can the final night of competition won the Miss Spirit watch for such opportunities to care. And when you of Utah Award (Miss Congeniality) and was a top Ashtyn Giles Myka Taylor care enough to send the very best, you don’t need to 15 and top 8 Finalist. courtesy photos go to Hallmark, just follow your heart. 14 Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 life Iron County Today C alendar

Due to the community’s responsibility Support Groups Service Clubs Government to help prevent the potential spread of COVID-19, please check with the event and Alcoholics Anonymous LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION activity sponsors to make sure that the event (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org • Tues, 12 pm • Call Shanda for location and 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am is still taking place. Everyone’s patience is Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, activity. Everyone welcome! (702) 480-3238 Commission Chambers greatly appreciated during this time. Kara (702) 232-6829 68 S 100 E, Parowan. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek ROY TAR CLUB Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall Wednesday, August 12 • M – Sa, Noon 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 Speaking From The Heart MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Vinyl Record Day • M – F, 6 pm Misfits Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall FRONTIER HOMESTEAD: SPECIAL EXHIBIT – Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, 11 am 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Featuring the Southern Utah Watercolor My Story • Sat, 8 pm AMERICAN LEGION AUX Society – Open daily from 9:00 am – 6:00 pm at Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar City Library ENOCH CITY COUNCIL the Frontier Homestead State Park Museum What a Way to Start the Day • Su, M, W, 303 N 100 E, American Legion Conf. 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall (635 N Main St, Cedar City), admission is $4. For F, 7-8 am, Th 7 pm • Fellowship Building, 70 Room • (435) 704-6654 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 information call (435) 586-9290. *For your safety N 200 W, Cedar City (behind St. Jude’s) BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE PAROWAN CITY COUNCIL and the safety of the staff face masks or face Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm Paiute B.A.C.A. Color Country Chapter Meeting covering are required inside the museum. Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 586-1112 Ext. 307 City. Helpline: 435-559-4505 The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • Call for location • (702) 802-1332 or (702) 533-7856 Thursday, August 13 Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • Canyon Park, Lions Pavilion • (435) 477-8925 Left Handers Day The Great Fact • T, Fri, Noon. Classes/Activities Call (435) 559-7777 for location. ADULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE Pickleball Group Al-Anon Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed members, or $8 drop-in fee. and free (outdoors) Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE ROCK CLUB Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333 Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about Hope for Today (Family Groups) endurance-building activities, relaxation geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 techniques, and health education topics. Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. southernutahrockclub.org NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS AWANA BIBLE CLUB www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, Preschool-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood 1969 – PARADE FOR MOONWALKERS, unless otherwise listed Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, shop, 703 W 600 S. Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 Astronauts Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin Jr., and Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm TAE KWON DO CLASS Michael Collins were exuberantly welcomed BOOK CLUB by New Yorkers. The ticker tape parade in their Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library honor, for the first walk on the moon, resulted in Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ 303 N 100 E. This month we will discuss paper ankle deep. (www.thepeoplehistory.com) Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm "The Secret Wisdom of Nature" by Peter mo., ages 5+, any experience level (435) (Small room) Wohlleben 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek Women Only • Sun, 11 am Crisis Center. Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD Friday, August 14 The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING (877) 865-5890. 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library Creamsicle Day ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly or (435) 238-4998 x8773 303 N 100 E. Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm PARKINSON’S Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose 2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library (West Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub Room), 303 N 100 E 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice weight without buying special foods. & shape your future. Be the leader and 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) CAREGIVERS speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging WATER AEROBICS CLASS Offices, 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City CEDAR PROFESSIONALS Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S W., Fun, up-tempo workout to music. ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary Intensive cardio, full body muscle toning. building, Main & 300 N, Parowan of business people. Stimulate business Any fitness level. All ages. $3/class, for members through exchange of ideas, SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED information and business referrals. including pool admission. (435) 327-2091 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library 303 www.cedarprofessionals.org (no text) N 100 E COLOR COUNTRY WINDS WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family Wed • Come brush up on your band skills Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center Thurs, 7 pm • Southwest Behavioral to share with the community. Call Debbie 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, 1998 – NEW DICTIONARY DELIVERED, After Health Center, 245 E 680 S, Cedar City at (435) 559-9609 for time and location. in-person motivation from members, more than 6 years a brand new "New Free • (435) 590-7749 or (435) 590-0880 trained guides and wellness coaches. COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL Oxford Dictionary" is Completed. This is the (702) 832-0555. Evening workshops now PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS first publication of the dictionary written 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake available. More info at weightwatchers. Center). Paddles & balls supplied. from scratch (normally each new edition Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City com/us/find-a-meeting) www.southernutahshare.com (435) 586-6345 makes amendments or additions). The New HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE WELLNESS PLACE Oxford Dictionary contains 350,000 words Multiple sclerosis with contemporary meanings including the Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar City Visitor’s usage of words, political correctness. (www. Center (581 N Main) For both caregivers and Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. those with MS. No age limit. 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 com/upcoming-classes thepeoplehistory.com) Iron County Today life Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 15 C alendar

item ranges $2.50 – $7.50. We will have all of clothing, home décor and gifts for all ages. For Saturday, August 15 our farm favorites and some new items on our info call (435) 463-3735. Tuesday, August 18 menu. (Seasonal menu will change each week). DRIVE-IN MOVIE – Approx. 8:45 pm, Relaxation Day For info call (435) 531-6461. Fiddlers Fun Center (170 E Fiddlers Canyon Rd, Bad Poetry Day RED ACRE FARM: “Saturdays on the Farm” Cedar City), admission is $10 per car [includes CHILDREN’S STORY TIME, 10 am to 11 am, – 8 am to 8 pm, Red Acre Farm (2322 W 4375 N, $5 arcade card]. Concessions available for Frontier Homestead State Park Museum (635 N Cedar City). There is no entry fee to the farm. purchase. Bring the family from 4 pm – 8 pm Main St, Cedar City), admission is FREE. This is Shop at the farm stand and enjoy different for music, food and more! Unlimited Funtime an opportunity for preschool children to learn venues each week. We want to share with you Inflatable rides for just $10 per person. about the past through stories and history how this small family farm does it and how we related activities. Enjoy a new story and activity got to where we are today. Check our website each week. For information call (435) 586-9290. (www.redacrefarmcsa.org) or call 435-865-6792 for more info. Sunday, August 16 Roller Coaster Day Wednesday, August 19 “Happiness is the new rich. Inner peace is the new success. Health is the Aviation Day new wealth. Kindness is the new cool.” – Anonymous

BRIAN HEAD RESORT: “Flyin’ Brian” 9:30 am – 4:30 pm, Brian Head Resort (329 S Hwy 143, Monday, August 17 Brian Head). The annual Downhill and Super D Mountain bike races. Info call (435) 677-2035. Black Cat Appreciation Day SUMA: SPECIAL EXHIBIT – “Find the Distance: Jimmie F. Jones Retrospective.” Opening Monday – Saturday from 11:00 am – 6:00 pm in Southern Utah Museum of Art – SUMA (13 South 300 West, Cedar City). Admission is FREE. For information visit www. RED ACRE FARM: “Farm Tours” – 11:30 am to suu.edu/suma. The exhibition will showcase 1:00 pm, Red Acre Farm (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar works of art that span the length of Jones’s City). Tours, led by Sara and Symbria, the dynamic life. Starting with grade school, his works of art Mother-Daughter team, are limited to the will appear chronologically with pieces from first 20 people to reserve spots online (www. high school, college, his Mexico period (1961- 1921 – TY COBB GETS 3,000th HIT, On August redacrefarmcsa.org/events/) or call (435) 865-6792. 1975), and his landscape period (1976-2009). It 19th, Ty Cobb “The Georgia Peach” reaches the A nominal fee, free for children 4 and younger will also include an installation of his Rockville 3000-hit mark. Cobb also become the first player (children must be accompanied by an adult); studio desk and two portraits of Jones painted in MLB history to reach 4,000 hits in 1927. He by friends Earl Jones and Richard Hardin. GRAVEL GRINDER (Fire Road 100k) – This admission is $3 (5-11 yrs.), $5 (12-15 yrs.), and $7 ultimately finished his career with 4,191. grueling scenic and fun mountain bike race (16 yrs. and up). 60 – 90 minutes. These tours starts in Cedar City and climbs to Kolob promise to be amusing hopefully enjoyable, and Reservoir with vistas overlooking Zion National you better walk away with some new ideas, how- Park with giant aspen groves. About 85% dirt, tos, what not to do, and or insights. 15% pavement. Registration closes at noon the CEDAR CITY YEAR-ROUND DOWNTOWN day before the race. No on-site registration. FARMERS MARKET, 9 am - Noon, Every Online: www.gravelgrinder.com. Entry fees: 100k: Saturday rain or shine, in the parking lot $119, 60k: $89. Brought to you by Planet Ultra. behind the Stratford Hotel, (18 S Main Street) or inside the building behind the parking lot in the cold weather months. Definitely worth stopping by for art work, baked goods, crafts, custom semi-precious stone and costume jewelry, farm fresh produce, homemade brownies & candies, home style treats, homemade jams & jellies, homeopathic items and 100% real honey. SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, 9 AM - 1 PM, Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good weather outside, bad weather inside. Farmers with SWEET PEA: BREAKFAST ON THE FARM – vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked goods & Every Saturday 8 to Noon, Sweet Pea Farm & breads, meats, tamales, food vendors, hand- Orchard (136 S 600 W, Parowan), pricing per crafted items including soaps, lotions, jewelry, 16 Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 life Iron County Today faith Death is not the end Bb i le 101.1 1 Thessalonians 4:13-14 Wisdom for the greatest

ach week, the newspa- liar, too. per receives obituaries Joel 2:25-27 encourages to gameshow of all - life of friends and loved not despair, for God can and by Edy Meredith of Bible 101 courses. Make certain that you Eones who have returned to will repair; to cry no more, for take the total in order to be well prepared F or Iron County Today their heavenly home. Some are God shall restore. Whatsoever for the Real-World Game Show that we anticipated, others are very the devil has stolen from you annabe game show contestants live every challenging day in and also prove unexpected. My heart goes in your life, you are still alive and those wishing to understand that, “You Are Smarter Than a 5th Grader.” out to each family as I read and God can help restore what the most popular and maligned Questions in game shows are usually the stories and legacies these was stolen and repair what Wbook throughout human history will enjoy organized by categories as is the Bible good people left behind. was broken as you continue and like this type of college designed so our game show will also be organized I am deeply impressed to follow Him, repent and course. It has been created to give a cursory by categories. Each class (designated by upon that they are filled with keep His commandments; not knowledge of the Bible, especially for 101.1, 101.2 etc. through 101.9 possibly) will hope and happiness from almost, but with all your heart. non-believers, who aspire to be game show focus on a specific category or genre of the life that was lived and Jesus Christ doesn’t work contestants and win big. Currently in the knowledge. The 8 Genres of the Bible are: 1) shared. While there is also in “almosts.” When He says He United States, game shows are extremely Historical Narrative, 2) The Law, 3) Poetry, sadness, Thessalonians gives can cure, heal, cleanse, purify, popular and probably mirror our isolation 4) Wisdom Literature, 5) Prophecy, 6) us hope that thought they restore and renew your mind, from each other. So, to be well connected Apocalyptic Literature, 7) The Gospels, and are “asleep” they are going to body and spirit, He means it. and win big, join with other contestants to 8) The Epistles. “wakeup” and we shall be with Not according to your timeta- prepare for the greatest game show An example of mistaken genre them again! Yes, there can be ble, but to His. Thus, you have in all human history and to happened in 1938 when a radio darkness and despair in death to have faith and trust Him understand the book of all broadcast drama caused but fear not, have faith. The in this life and beyond. Not books which its contents extreme panic through- morning have influenced human out the U.S. Although will come history like no other it was broadcast as and the human writing or a fictional drama by sun and artifact. Remember H.G. Wells called, Son of God's that this book is “War of the Worlds,” God will most loved and people who tuned rise with Porch also most hated. in late thought rays of Just imagine if it was an actual hope and by Corey Baumgartner you could create or invasion from Mars. peace design a book writ- Many even fled their (Isaiah Iron County Today ten over a period of homes to escape the 26:19). 2,000 years and written gas raid from Mars, I am also impressed that almost faith, or almost trust, by a lawgiver and political illustrating the impor- I don’t read obituaries filled but your all—all ways and leader, a general, various tance of context and genre. with regrets. I know all too always. I’m not talking about prophets, kings, musicians, a getty images While we may laugh at the lack well (perhaps so do you) that perfection, but direction. Are tax collector, a physician, a scholar, of sophistication of that audience, one of the devil’s favorite tools you headed for just the grave, and fishermen all in various cultures and how many of us have ever been deceived by is regret. Regret is an efficient or headed for Heaven? political-historical contexts. That would media reports, only later to realize that we way to keep one from regain- While it can seem at times be quite an accomplishment. Also imagine were perhaps lied to? ing their spiritual foothold that you are surrounded by that your book nearly 4,000 years after its Genre determines meaning. We intui- when we fail and fall. Regret death, you must not forget inception and beginnings was still read tively know this because in language, espe- reminds and reprimands us as or become blinded to the and had been translated into thousands of cially in English, there are many different we use it to abuse and torture beautiful truth and miracle different human languages. Inspiration and meanings for a vocabulary word depending ourselves. It’s sad to watch that life still surrounds you. If information that you could go on a game upon the context or circumstance. We (or be) the soul who keeps you are reading this, there is show and win thousands, perhaps millions, know this intuitively, but some people fail remembering their imperfect hope, healing and happiness of dollars with your knowledge of that to understand it when reading the Bible. past and believes they have no waiting for you. You may have ancient book. In our next course study, Bible 101.2, we life or future. They’re worried to have greater faith that the Having established the importance will deal with historical narrative or the more about what’s going to be sun (Son) is behind those and dollar value of knowledge of the book factual retelling of real events based on written in their obituary or on clouds of illness, opposition called the Bible, let’s get on to the Bible facts, events that actually happened. With their tombstone than writing and fear, but if you press Game Show and begin the competition. enough space and time, we may also get the healing words of Christ on forward, you will receive the Remember we are drawing on our knowl- into the historical evidence that the facts their hearts. They may believe reward of hearing the voice of edge of some of the most popular game are based on. Please come back for Bible that it’s too late and there’s the Master saying, “Well done, shows such as Jeopardy, Who Wants to be 101.2 as this article has not even scratched nothing left worth living for. good and faithful servant.” a Millionaire and Wheel of Fortune, just to the surface of game show knowledge. Remember the devil is a great (Matthew 25:21) name a few. We are also starting on a series Looking forward to Bible 101.2 with you. Iron County Today life Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 17 faith O bituaries N ondenominational Pete Hyita Steven M. Ludlow Pete Hyita, 79, passed away Steven M. Ludlow, age 67, peacefully at his home in passed away peacefully in Beaver Dam, Arizona, while his home on August 5, 2020 Precept Bible Study surrounded by loved ones on in Cedar City, UT. August 5, 2020. Pete was born Steve was born A Precept Upon Precept pagan idols. October 11, 1940 in Moore, September 1, 1952 in Provo, Utah, to Raino and Ruby Hyita. UT to Kenneth and Ramona Bible Study will be at Cedar City Precept Upon Precept Pete grew up in Dragerton, Ludlow. He grew up in Orem, Public Library, 303 N 100 East. studies take a straight-forward Utah, where he developed his UT and attended Orem High There will be two classes, one investigative approach to Bible love for music and old cars. He School. Steve served an LDS beginning August 20, 1-3pm study. The inductive method will learned to play the trumpet mission in Auckland, New and a second on August 26, lead attendees to discover truth at 5 years old and loved to Zealand for 2 years and had play for family and friends, at many choice experiences 6:30-8:45pm. They will include for themselves by using three weddings, funerals, and as the and made life-long a 3-week study of Amos, skills; observation, interpre- sun set from his boat on Lake friendships. “Prepared to Meet Your God” tation and application. These Powell. Steve married Christine Brown in 1974. From this and a 4-week study of Hosea, “A studies consist of homework, Pete married his beautiful union came 2 children, Zackary Ludlow and Jennie wife, Quetta Larsen, on June Ludlow. Steve and Chris later divorced. Love That Will Not Let Me Go.” discussion, and DVD lecture by 26, 1959. They were sealed for Steve married Carolyn Chamberlain, March 12,1988. Because of social distancing Bible teacher Pete De Lacy. eternity in the Manti, Utah Carolyn brought 3 daughters to this union, Kristen, there is limited space available, Precept Bible studies are Temple on June 26, 2007. Stephanie and Lacy Gadegaard. 2 boys later joined the so please register early. nondenominational. Interested Pete began learning the family, Shay and Carson Ludlow. Yours, Mine and Ours, Amos – A shepherd named students may call 435-267-2234 electrical trade at 17 years soon became just “Ours” and this big family enjoyed old, and moved to Cedar 32 happy years together. Amos prophesied warnings of or 435-238-3078 for information City in 1964 to raise his 4 Steve worked for Consolidated Freight Ways for 26 God’s coming judgment. Your or to register. The cost of the daughters, Raina, Mindy, Kristy years. He taught truck driving courses at Southwest heart, too, can be stirred to workbook for Amos is $6.75 and and Kimberly. Pete opened Applied Technology College until his retirement in 2019. proclaim God’s warning and Hosea is $9.00 (available at a later Atlas Electric in 1966, and he Steve enjoyed many years working with the Boy did electrical contracting work all over Southern Utah, Scouts, camping, fishing, hunting and Dutch oven bring hope to those who need it. date). Books will be available that Arizona and Nevada for over 30 years. cooking. Steve's greatest joys in life were spending Hosea – Hosea, the last first week, and an orientation is Pete was one of the kindest men you could ever time with his children and his grandchildren. He prophet to the Northern planned. Lesson 1 will be dis- meet. He loved his family deeply, and would do anything cherished each moment and always looked forward to Kingdom of Israel before they cussed the following week. for anybody. He will be deeply missed. attending ball games, dance recitals, and any other were taken captive to Assyria, Information about Precept He is survived by his wife, Quetta, his daughters, activity the kids were involved in. Raina (Robert) Robertson of Cedar City, Utah, Kristy Steve is survived by his wife Carolyn Ludlow and cried out to a nation that chose Ministries International can be Hyita of Cedar City, Utah, and Kimberly (Joe) Smyke, their children Zack Ludlow (Robyn), Jennie Ludlow, to abandon God and worship found at www.precept.org. of Beaver Dam, Arizona, his twin sister Patricia (Gary) Kristen Smith (Cody), Stephanie Winkel (Kerry Holyoak, of Moab, Utah, as well as 13 grandchildren, and deceased), Lacy West (Hugh), Shay Ludlow, Carson 24 great-grandchildren, as well as numerous nieces and Ludlow (Ana) and 16 Grandchildren. Brothers Raymond, nephews. Alex, Allan, and Paul Ludlow. People and He was preceded in death by his parents, Raino Steve was preceded in death by his mother and people and Ruby Hyita, his brothers, Jim Hyita, Bob Hyita and father Ken and Ramona, his mother and father-in-law Obituaries George Hyita; his daughter, Mindy (Lynn) Price and his Royce and Alene Chamberlain and his son-in-law Kerry are due grandson, Raino Lloyd Price. Winkel. Monday at Funeral Services were held Monday, August 10, 2020 Funeral services were held Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at Southern Utah Mortuary in Cedar City, Utah at 11 a.m. at 11:00 AM at Southern Utah Mortuary, 190 N. 300 W. noon for A viewing was held at the same location at 10 a.m. the Cedar City, UT. A viewing was held Monday, August 10, Birth Wednesday same day. Interment was in the Cedar City Cemetery 6-8 PM and Tuesday August 11, from 9:00 until time of paper immediately following the service, under the direction services. Interment was in the Cedar City Cemetery Vivian Masley of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online Thomas sent at www.sumortuary.com. condolences can be sent to www.sumortuary.com. Vivian Masley Thomas was born on July 18, 2020 at 2:19pm. She weighed 7 lbs. 5oz. and was 19in. long. She is the daughter of Joe and Bree Thomas of Cedar City, Utah. Her grandparents are Rodney and Annette Wadsworth, also of Cedar City.

1st Birthday Riley Reyes Riley Reyes will be celebrating his 1st birthday August 12th. Son of Russ and Laci Botting of Parowan. Grandson to Reyes and Kacie Carballo (Parowan, UT) and Chuck and Ann Murray (Surprise, AZ). Great-grandson to Kendall and Kay Benson (Parowan, UT). Riley loves all animals, food and horse and tractor rides with papa; exploring outside with his best friend Bella the Rottweiler. We love our blue-eyed Cowboy. 18 Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 life Iron County Today obituaries

David Ellis Bentley Patricia “Patt” Dorothy Behrens Steven G. Stoker

August 1, 2020, Cedar City lost Patricia “Patt” Dorothy Behrens, 77, We lost an incredible man on August one of her most loyal supporters passed away peacefully at home on 5, 2020. Steven G. Stoker, born on and beloved persons at Dixie July 26, 2020, surrounded by her son, October 24, 1957 in Salt Lake City, UT., Regional Hospital from esophageal her daughter-in law, and grandchildren. lost his battle with multiple health cancer. David Ellis Bentley was a She was born on November 24, 1942 problems after an extremely valiant lifetime resident of the community in Brooklyn, New York to Gordon and fight. He's had a hard road the last he served and loved. He was born Dorothy Bennett Neuschwander. She couple of years and kept fighting his June 1, 1934 in the shadow of the married Ralph E. Behrens in March 1967, best fight for his family. Steve is the Red Hill, to Ruth Leigh and William in California, and they enjoyed 43 great son of Gerald and Jeanette Stoker. He Robert Bentley. He was soon years together. She and her family left married his sweetheart and the joined by a sister, Jula Rose, whom Brooklyn in her late teens and moved love of his life Wendy Orton on June he protected and adored as his to L.A. where she meet Ralph. Due to 17, 1977. They have three wonderful playmate and friend. his career they moved north to the children, seven awesome grandchildren, David was educated in his Mojave Desert, then to Las Vegas, and and a great grandson on the way. hometown and he graduated from Cedar High School as a finally Cedar City. Baseball was a way of life for Steven. It started in Little true “Redmen.” The class ring he wore the rest of his life During this time, she attended college and worked as an office League with the tales of homeruns and exciting all-star games, bears a chief’s head and the year 1952, the year he graduated. manager for an insurance company, as well as a travel agent. She to his high school days when Cedar won the State Championship He attended college at BAC, which later became SUU. During had a great love for the Boy Scouts and devoted 30+ years to them in 1975. His second round came as he coached his sons’ baseball this time, he worked on the family’s farm for his mother and and was awarded the Silver Beaver, which is the highest honor teams where he got to take Steve C.'s team to the Western grandmother. He was drafted to serve in the military towards that the Boy Scouts award to a civilian. She volunteered at the Regional tourney and was excited to see Justin's Cedar High the end of the Korean War and after his training he was Community Presbyterian Church and held many positions. team win the 2nd State Championship in 2000. As a grandpa, released. A young lady, Mary Ann Reese, was waiting for him Patt is survived by her son Robert Behrens, his wife, Marnie, 2 he continued his legacy through Xavier where he got to help and they were married February 12, 1955. Their marriage was grandchildren, Nichelle, and William; all of Layton. Utah. Sister-in- develop X's love and skill for baseball. Grandpa got to watch a later solemnized in the St. George Temple. He was a member law Raoul of Idaho, niece Carolyn of California, and her favorite lot of games, was Suzie's road trip buddy, and even helped coach of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. cousin Bill, also of California. Xavier and his teammates at times. Grandpa was really looking David worked on several movie sets as a special-effects She was preceded in death by her parents, brother Neil, and forward to experiencing more games this year as Turner & Kason technician and as a construction worker at the iron mines, husband. The family would like to express their gratitude and are getting ready for their high school experience, and as his as well as on road projects. His career with Cedar City thank Encompass Hospice (Amanda, Tiffany, and Tammy), and all other grandkids: Easton, Elli, Madison, and Hudson continue Corporation began as an Animal Control Officer, then as the of her friends who made her final couple of weeks good ones. their way up through league/travel ball. Grandpa could always Airport Manager, followed by Sanitation Officer. He found In lieu of flowers kindly donate to the Community Presbyterian be found in the outfield, so he didn't get in trouble for yelling at his true calling when he became employed at the Cedar City Church youth group. A memorial service will be held on August 22, the umps; now, he'll be able to watch every game and can yell Fire Department as House Captain. His career with the fire 2020 at The Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 No. Wedgewood at them from anywhere he wants. He will also be cheering the department spanned 35 years, with the last 16 of those years Lane, Cedar City, Utah. Family and friends and invited to share loudest and still chasing those homerun balls. as Fire Chief. He was very active in the Utah State Firemen's tributes online at www.SerentiyStG.com. Steve loved to hunt and found some incredible forty-plus-year Association, where he served in many capacities and as its friendships and traditions that will continue for many more president in 1974. At the time of his death, he was the oldest generations. Stoker hunting camp in October brought many living fireman and past president of the association. The memories for everyone who showed up each and every year. He Cedar City Fire Department, with its wonderful firemen and looked forward to those weeks in the mountains with his family their families, were always near and dear to his heart. After Richard (Rick) Essex and Dave and Ed; and as the years have gone on, the kids and retiring as Fire Chief, he served on the Cedar City Council for grandkids of everyone who goes to Deer Camp. The hiking, the two terms. He enjoyed meeting with many of the citizens Richard (Rick) Essex was born on jokes, the four-wheeler rides, the laughs, and of course that of Cedar City and he respected their opinions and always December 6, 1956 and passed away on hunt for "the thirty pointer" are going to always be cherished listened to their concerns and requests. August 2, 2020 from injuries sustained memories. David was an avid supporter of the Boy Scouts of America. in a small airplane accident. He was 63 Steve was a faithful 2:00 game golfer, even in the last few In his youth, he attained the rank of Life Scout. When his years of age. months when he was unable to play, his incredible friends made boys entered scouting, he was determined to help them to Rick was born in Las Vegas where sure he was there in the golf cart where he continued to show his succeed in gaining their Eagle Scout award. He was their he lived his entire life. He graduated excitement and some of his sarcasm in their golf game. He loved Scout Master and he continued working with scouting for from Bishop Gorman High School and being on the golf course with his buddies over the years and truly many years helping with the Friends of Scouting annual attended UNLV where he was a member loved those experiences there when he was with his family. Steve drive, as well as serving on the Eagle Scout Review Board. of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. was a skilled golfer and enjoyed his time on the green, especially He was given the Silver Beaver Award for his dedication to Rick married his loving wife Christine when he was winning. scouting. on November 18, 1979. Together they had It's hard to sum up such an incredible man in a few short He was recognized for his service in many other areas. He 4 children and 7 grandchildren with one paragraphs, but he will always be remembered for being such was a charter member of the Utah Shakespearean Festival, a on the way. Rick owned and operated a a good-hearted man. From helping stranded strangers on the member of the Board of Directors for the United Way and the 7-Eleven store in Las Vegas for 41 years. In addition, he has owned freeway, to changing tires for employees and customers in the Red Cross, past president of the Cedar City Rotary Club and other businesses throughout years. When not working, Rick enjoyed Arctic Circle parking lot. His support for the local high school Deputy Director for the Iron County Civil Defense. fishing, motor cycle riding, boating, RVing, flying, and spending teams is something that gave him a lot of joy. He also sponsored David’s main loves in life were his wife, sons and Cedar quality time with his wife, children and grandchildren, sibling, nieces, many teams and would go watch them play. He loved going to City. He also found enjoyment hunting, fishing, coin collecting and nephews. watch his softball league team and getting to play, watch, and of and most especially spending time at his cabin grilling He is survived by his wife, Christine, and children Richard Essex, course, pass out fruit snacks to the kids. He was so proud of that steaks and reading his Louis L’Amour books. Family was a top Ashley (Craig) Denney, Adam (DaNika) Essex and Aaron (Kahala) Essex Arctic Circle Softball team that continued to compete and win and priority to him and he always made time to help his loved and beautiful grandchildren, Richard Essex III, Sadie Denney, Halo they truly loved having Steve be their biggest fan. ones in any way he could. Moskwa, Ryder Essex, Kooper Essex, Riley Essex, Lucille Denney, and Steve is survived by his wife, Wendy. Their children, Suzie of He was preceded in death by his parents, his step-father baby Joan Essex on the way. He loved them all unconditionally. Cedar City, Steven (Jenni) of Orangeville, Justin (Lynn) of Cedar Carl Cox, sister Jula Rose (Dale) DeMille, father and mother-in He is also survived by loving sisters and brothers-in-law, Bonnie City; their grandchildren Xavier, Turner, Kason, Elli, Easton, law Kenneth and Gertrude Reese, in-laws Helen and Phil and Lou Hillegass, Dan Roman Robin and Steve Starr. He is preceded Madison, and Hudson. His parents Gerald & Jeanette of Cedar City, Brinton and Elden Reese. in death by his devoted parents, Marilyn and Martin Essex and his grandpa Glen Osborne of Milford, brother-in-law Russell Eyre, and He is survived by his sweetheart of 65 years Mary adored sister, Joan Essex Roman. his sisters Karrie (Dave) Adams of St. George and Annie (Mark) Ann; Sons; David Ray (Karen) and Kenneth W (Kathy); If someone was in need of help, Rick was there for them. He will Yahne of Cedar. Grandchildren; Ryan, Nanette Ward, William, Danielle, Bryce be sorely missed by his family, friends, and the community. His loving He is preceded in death by his sister Lori Eyre, his grandparents David, RoseAnn Campbell and David Robert (Cheyenne). Great nature, kindness and great sense of humor will long be remembered. Clair & Helen Gillins and Lenna Stoker-Osborne (aka Billie) & Owen Grandchildren; Gage, CamBree, GalaXee, Colt, Greysen, Fiona Visitation and viewing were held at Palm Mortuary, 7400 West Stoker, and by his mother & father-in law Glenna & Scott Orton. and Sofia. Cheyenne on Friday August 7, from 4 to 8pm. Social Distancing was Funeral Services were held on Monday, August 10, 2020 at Funeral services were held at Southern Utah Mortuary required. 2:00 pm at Southern Utah Mortuary. A viewing was held Sunday, Thursday, August 6, 2020 with a family viewing beforehand. There was a graveside service at Palm on North Jones with limited August 9, 2020 at 6-8 pm and prior to the funeral from 12:30-1:30 Arrangements are under the direction of Southern Utah room, Saturday, August 8th. pm, both at Southern Utah Mortuary. Arrangements are under the Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent at Online condolences can be sent to his memorial page at direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be www.sumortuary.com. www.affordablefuneralservices.com. sent at www.sumortuary.com. Wednesday, August 12, 2020 19 Scores & Recaps from Iron County Competition S ports Big Sky Falcons look for better things football ae s syst m settles in

postponed by Tom ZULEWSKI had good numbers,” he said. to help the Falcons improve will Iron County Today “They worked their tails off and be to start on a positive note. it was almost like they enjoyed “Get off to a confident start, until spring As he enters his fourth season it because they didn’t want to be get the kids to realize they’re as as the head football coach at stuck inside.” good as or better than everyone FARMINGTON — Due to Canyon View, Chris Sawyers Leading the way on offense they play,” he said. “Don’t go continuing concerns related to the knows it’s taken a lot of time for at quarterback for CV will be into (the game) with a defeated COVID-19 global pandemic, the Big his players to adapt to the system sophomore Jake Garrett. Garrett attitude. Know you can win, play Sky Conference is postponing its fall in place. didn’t throw much in his fresh- with confidence, don’t play not to 2020 football season to spring 2021. Even after winning only man season, but he’ll have two lose.” The conference's Presidents' Council once in 2019, Sawyers believes quality running backs behind him The Falcons will open with convened Thursday and voted to the Falcons have enough pieces in Jake Tom and Landon Yardley. three non-region games at move forward in this manner. in place to produce results on “It will be much better than last home, but two had to be changed "The health and safety of our the field that will start with the year,” Garrett said. “The summer when Moapa Valley and Sunrise students is our top priority, and season opener at home Friday was weird, but it was good. Last Mountain out of Las Vegas had to ultimately that concern guided our against Payson. With the COVID- year, we couldn’t score the ball, drop out when Nevada pushed decision-making process over the 19 pandemic forcing changes in but all of our receivers are very back high school sports to the past few months as we explored every summer plans, Sawyers said it good this year.” spring. After Payson, CV will host option regarding the 2020 football didn’t dampen the enthusiasm Kody Callison and Tyler Maine 2A schools Grand (Aug. 21) and season," said Andy Feinstein, pres- for workouts ahead of the new will be counted on among the Enterprise (Aug. 28). ident of the University of Northern campaign. “The kids were excited passing targets for Garrett, and Colorado and chair of the Big Sky to get out of the house and we Sawyers said an even bigger key see falcons » 20 Presidents' Council. "We recognize just how meaningful these oppor- tunities are to the student-athletes, coaches, and staff throughout our The health and safety of “our students is our top priority” » Andy Feinstein

conference, and empathize that they won't be able to compete this fall for a Big Sky championship. We are eager to provide our football programs with that opportunity in the spring when it's hopefully safer to be able to do so." Non-conference play for the conference's football programs is still pending further review. The Big Sky has begun exploring modified versions of a conference football schedule to be played in the spring and fully supports the NCAA shifting the FCS championship to the spring. "This is the right decision for our member institutions, even though we realize how disappointing it will be C anyon View head football coach Chris Sawyers directs a drill for the Falcons at a recent practice. The team opens the season against Payson on Friday.

see big sky football » 21 tom zulewski 20 Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 sports Iron County Today New coach putting CD OVI dominoes emphasis on special continue to fall hen the announcements New details may be out before teams for Rams started coming out and this column shows up in the printed entire college football paper, but you can follow me on by Tom ZULEWSKI Wschedules were dropping off the Twitter @TommyZee81 and I’ll try to radar, you just knew it would only be stay as updated as I can. Iron County Today These kids a matter of time before the Big Sky Meanwhile, the news isn’t all If numbers could tell a tale, they are hungry got involved. necessarily bad. High school football would speak loudly to the Parowan On Aug. 7, the decision was begins two days from now, girls Rams. In its last three seasons to win and handed down. The Big Sky — which soccer is already under way, and the “ includes Southern Utah University PRCA rodeo at the Iron County Fair despite a 21-12 overall record, the playoff defeats came by 13, eight, and compete… — has delayed all of its conference is still on for Sept. 5 and 7. Entries three points, respectively. I’m hoping games until next spring. That’s bad won’t be open until next week, With a new year comes the news, but the door has been left open but it’s highly likely at least one of arrival of a new head coach. Ryan they can take for any scheduled non-conference the Wright family will be there to Heath takes over a Rams team that games to go forward as planned. compete. slipped to a 5-6 overall record in its a couple of This means the T-Birds’ game And even though more rodeos return to the 2A ranks, including a against Dixie State at Eccles Coliseum around the country are still in the 35-32 loss to the Millard Eagles in steps based is temporarily still on for Sept. 5, just works, including the Dixie Roundup the second round of the 2019 state 24 days from now. So is its game at in St. George from Sept. 17 to 19, playoffs. on what was Utah State one week later. The next the state of the Wrangler National “These kids are hungry to win eight, starting at Sacramento State, Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, which is and compete,” Heath said. “They already here.” are out, but the season were heading in the right direction, finale at Abilene Christian so I’m hoping they can take a couple » Ryan Heath, Parowan is still on the schedule of steps based on what was already football head coach Nov. 21. here.” In case you’ve been random Heath said the offense will Miller ran for 653 yards and 11 under a rock — and we change into more of a spread and touchdowns last season and added all should be to help t houghts the defense will be more aggressive, five TD passes. stop this pandemic “Those three are the big three, from doing any more but he put the emphasis on the need by Tom Zulewski for better play on special teams. but a lot of guys are competing for damage — Division II “If we can clean those up and other positions,” Heath said. “It’s and Division III have Sports Writer have a few close games, we’ll end up been a good, healthy thing to open it already announced there on the right side of them,” he said. up and see the kind of kids that will will be no fall sports “We’ve dedicated a lot of time to rise to the top.” championships held and May we all have special teams.” The Rams will open with the first the FCS will delay its Heath wouldn’t mention any three games on the road, starting football championship till a successful names directly, but said there will be at Juab on Friday. After games at the spring. a “kicker by committee” approach. Duchesne and Layton Christian, Meanwhile, the other season of sports “We’re trying to make that a Parowan opens the 2A South fall sports from golf to “ solid third phase of our game,” schedule at home against Enterprise volleyball, cross country this fall, whenever Heath said. on Sept. 4. and women’s soccer are The primary leaders for the “When you start on the road all in limbo awaiting their it starts. Rams will be seniors Nick Goodman with that adversity, you’ll find out fate. Frankly, that makes and Hutch Miller along with junior what your team is made of,” Heath zero sense. Even the FBS level of normally held in early December, is Jace Little. The starting quarterback, said. “That will be a good thing.” football has started to take action. very much up in the air. That event is The Mid-American Conference held indoors at the Thomas & Mack (MAC) announced the cancellation Center, so the usual full house of CV secondary, and he believes the of its football season due to COVID. 18,000 people over the course of 10 falcons team has better chemistry that will The Big Ten presidents had a meeting nights will be highly unlikely in 2020. « Continued from page 19 help them push forward. “I feel like Saturday to discuss the future of its Stay tuned for any further details we have more of a brotherhood football season, but no decision was once they become available. “Enterprise was going to play this year,” Floyd said. “It’s changed reached. May we all have a successful Lincoln County, so it was a nice fit a lot from last year’s seniors. In case you were wondering why season of sports this fall, whenever for us,” Sawyers said. “We looked “We’ve worked on catching balls the MAC matters here, SUU men’s it starts. All future seasons will only all over the state to replace Moapa, every single day and having tough basketball head coach Todd Simon happen if we stay safe, wash our but Grand didn’t have a game that hands. Everyone is getting our is a Central Michigan grad. His alma hands, and wear a mask. week. The one good thing about schemes a lot more than they did.” mater won’t have a football season, COVID is our schedule worked out The Falcons will have a total of and that’s depressing. for us.” seven home games in 2020, includ- Once the Big Ten decides what Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter Senior Braden Floyd will be ing four in Region 9 play, starting they’re doing, it’s only going to get @TommyZee81 or email one of the primary anchors in the with Crimson Cliffs on Sept. 11. worse. [email protected]. Iron County Today sports Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 21

T om's sports Trivia challenge

For this week’s group of 12, we take a look at great sports moments found on radio and television. Most are amazing, some are weird, and the rest…you be the judge. Just remember, all decisions are final and please…no wagering.

1. In 2008, ESPN sideline reporter 6. Bob Uecker has been the voice of the 12. “This Copyrighted Broadcast,” a Michelle Tafoya had to go to full-ex- Milwaukee Brewers for more than common term heard often during tension mode to get her microphone 40 years, but he’s also known as the games presented on radio and tele- somewhere close to what player – voice of the Cleveland Indians in vision, is the title of a 1999 memoir who bellowed “anything is possible” “Major League.” What was his name – as the Boston Celtics celebrated in the film? written by Hank Greenwald, who was their 17th NBA title? the voice of which National League A. Harry Winston team for all but two of 17 seasons? A. Paul Pierce B. Prince Harry B. Kevin Garnett C. Harry Harrison A. Atlanta Braves C. Ray Allen D. Harry Doyle B. New York Mets D. Rajan Rondo C. Montreal Expos 7. Before Jim Nantz became the voice of D. San Francisco Giants 2. On Oct. 3, 1951, Russ Hodges said the golf and college football and basket- immortal words “the Giants win the ball for CBS, which Salt Lake City TV pennant!” multiple times when Bobby station had him from 1982 to 1985? Thomson hit the ninth-inning home Last Week’s Answers: A. KSL (Channel 5) run that beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 1. D: Illinois for the National League pennant. B. KUTV (Channel 2) Who called the game on television C. KTVX (Channel 4) 2. C: Seattle Seahawks D. KSTU (Channel 13) and later became a legendary voice 3. A: Black Hole for the Detroit Tigers? 8. Brent Musberger was the original 4. C: “Super Bowl? What Super Bowl?” A. Ernie Harwell host of the NFL Today on CBS and Other than the masthead at the top, B. Vin Scully also worked for ESPN/ABC from 1990 no other words were on the front courtesy of brian head C. Harry Caray to 2017. Which NFL team hired him as page of that day’s paper. D. Jack Buck its play-by-play voice in 2018? 5. B: Cleveland Indians. The blown call 3. Jack Buck had a legendary moment A. San Francisco 49ers was the Indians’ only hit in a 3-0 Flyin' Brian of his own in the broadcast booth B. Las Vegas Raiders Tigers victory. when he said “go crazy, folks! Go C. Denver Broncos crazy!” after which St. Louis Cardinals D. Los Angeles Rams 6. A: Portland Trailblazers. Walton won shortstop hit a home run that beat his second ring with the 1986 Boston downhill the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 9. Which Philadelphia Phillies radio Celtics. 5 of the 1985 National League broadcaster died April 13, 2009, hours 7. C: Chicago Bears. The Bears beat the Championship Series/ before he was to call a game? New England Patriots in Super Bowl races return A. Tommy Herr A. Merrill Reese XX. B. Jack Clark B. Mike Emrick The Browns returned to C. Ozzie Smith C. Bill Clement 8. C: Three. D. Keith Hernandez D. Harry Kalas Cleveland under new ownership in to Brian Head 1999. 4. Which longtime radio voice of the 10. Harry Caray was best known as the 9. A: St. Louis Pittsburgh Penguins said “and ladies voice of the Chicago Cubs, but how from Mark Wilder and gentlemen, the kitchen’s closed” many other MLB teams did he work 10. B: Washington Football Team/ to announce the end of a game? for over a 52-year career? Detroit Lions. The Lions haven’t won F or Iron County Today in its last eight playoff appearances A. Bob Prince A. One and Washington has been as far as The “Flyin’ Brian” is flying again at B. Mike Lange B. Two Brian Head Resort. One of the most C. Bill Hillgrove C. Three the Divisional Round three times in six trips since 1991 (1992, 1999 and rugged downhill mountain bike races D. Bob Uecker D. Four 2005). in the intermountain west returns this Dick Enberg was famous for his 11. In addition to salami, what two year on August 15th and 16th! 5. 11. D: Toronto Maple Leafs. The Leafs simple “Oh, my!” used in many of sandwich ingredients were men- may be on a 53-year drought, but Racers will compete in two heats - his sports descriptions. Which Major tioned by the late Dave Niehaus as of this writing, they are facing a the Super D, taking place on Saturday, League Baseball team did Enberg call whenever a Seattle Mariners player Game 5 with a chance to eliminate August 15th, and the Downhill on games for before he retired in 2016? hit a grand slam? the Columbus Blue Jackets and Sunday, August 16th! With superb A. Los Angeles Dodgers A. Rye bread and mustard advance to the first round of the B. Colorado Rockies B. Wheat bread and mayonnaise spectator access, cool mountain air Stanley Cup Playoffs. and relaxing vibe at the Giant Steps C. Houston Astros C. White bread and peanut butter Lodge base area, the event is sure to D. San Diego Padres D. Sourdough bread and clam chowder 12. B: Sandra Bullock. make for a grand weekend in Southern Utah. Come on up to the gnarliest bike event of the year! Non racing thing within our power to provide championship." guests will be able to enjoy all the fun big sky our football student-athletes and Big Sky institutions may con- summer activities, the good food and football coaches with a conference schedule tinue with permissible athletics relaxed mountain vibe that is Brian « Continued from page 19 and a championship opportunity in activities at their discretion while Head Resort in the Summer! the spring. We already have begun abiding by NCAA legislation, For more event details and actively engaging our fellow FCS campus policies, and local and sign-up information, visit the Utah for all who represent and care about conferences and the NCAA to join state regulations. Other Big Sky Gravity Series official webpage, www. Big Sky football," Commissioner us then for what will be a unique sports that compete in the fall will utahdh.org. and www.brianhead.com/ Tom Wistrcill said. "We will now opportunity to return to com- continue to be reviewed with a final summer-events. shift our attention to doing every- petition and compete for an FCS determination made at a later date. 22 Wednesday, August 12, 2020 FREE Cl assifieds

Limit of 2 ads per person and phone number, 30 words per ad. Charges apply for any additional words over 30 and for “help wanted” and “services” categories.

1 Week » $.14/word - 30 Words - $4.20 (minimum). More than 30 words - $.14/word. 3 Weeks » $.10/word - 30 Words - $9.00. More than 30 words - $.10/word. 2 Weeks » $.12/word - 30 Words - $7.20. More than 30 words - $.12 per word. 4 Weeks » $.10/word- 30 Words - $9.00. More than 30 words - $.10/word Submit classified ads at ironcountytoday.com or fax them to 867-1866 or call 867-1865 ext. 1. Deadline to place ads is Friday at NOON Iron County Today’s free classifieds section is a service to the community and is not intended to be used by for-profit businesses. ADVERTISEMENTS ARE THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ADVERTISER. IRON COUNTY TODAY HEREBY DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGE SUFFERED AS THE RESULT OF ANY ADVERTISEMENT IN THIS NEWSPAPER and IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY CLAIMS OR REPRESENTATIONS MADE IN ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS NEWSPAPER. IRON COUNTY TODAY HAS THE SOLE AUTHORITY TO EDIT AND LOCATE ANY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT AS DEEMED APPROPRIATE. IRON COUNTY TODAY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY ADVERTISING. animals f or sale f or sale

Pre-Agility is a fun class for dogs and owners alike. 2017 Polaris RZR General 3,150 miles, heater, back & New Golf Shoes, Mens Etonic Drylites, white, size 8 Build confidence, release energy, and bond with your dog. 7 front glass, wrinch, like new $14,900. 2012 Can am 1000 with medium: $35 OBO. New Mens Nike Air Golf Shoe, size 8.5 tan/ weeks of classes begin Aug 18. Contact Amy at 435-531-1469 extras 3700 miles $9950 Call nick 801-628-7733. Beaver No Text. suede: $35 OBO. 435-819-0314.

2 dog doors with door FREE 435-267-2370 2016 Polaris 900 RZR 2100 miles, hard top, street Brown leather brief Case, like new: $30 OBO. 2-Pairs legal, spare tire, like new $12,900. 2008 RZR Polaris 800 Low mens cowboy boots: Dan Post like new ostrich guild Size 8D, miles, new tires, $6900 Call 801-628-7733. Beaver No Text. 1-Chestnut, 1-Black. $50/ea OBO. 435-819-0314. announ cements Bedroom Set $125 includes dresser, nightstand, Used equipment and furniture: Title Cutter $100. Original Oil Paintings, landscapes, portraits, will headboard and bed frame, very nice 435-275-4410. Portable Generator $100. Table Saw $125. Wheel Barrel $75. paint to prefernces. Help keep a talented, retired man busy. Discs for Tractor $500. Nails 4" $100. Writing Desk $275. Otto- Call 435-867-0908. man $50. Figurines 435-218-3818 For Sale Regular 5th Wheel Hitch. $200.00 Text or call 435-559-2683 Wanted alive only: one sincere lady by caucasion Everything Used: men's shirts large $3.00 each. bachelor, must enjoy life and be physically and mentally Men's boots size 8. Womens gowns medium. Western blous- stable. Lets chat. 435-327-8212 ATHLETES, CHIROPRACTORS & MASSAGE THERAPISTS re- es/pants large Boots size 7. Nikon Camera Round Trimmer fresh, relax and relieve with 100% natural hot/cold packs. Why Line 0.65"/50 feet $7.00 each 435-218-3818 don’t you give them a try. 435-559-1657 Downtown FARMERS 2 Party Moving Sale: Friday Aug. 14th- Sunday Aug MARKET behind Stratford Hotel 9am-12pm Saturdays 16th. 9am-3pm. Something for everyone: household, tools, Moving: Miscllaneous Furniture: Recliner, Living clothes, etc. 127 N 4125 W. Near intersection Hwy 56 & 4200 W. Room Tables, Lamp, T.V. Stand, odds and ends etc. Dining 435-586-1711. Queen Bed w/Brass Headboard, boxspring w/very Room Set, some kitchen. Sanjac 76 N College Way #15. 10am- good mattress. Hardly used. Only $75. Comforter/Pillow shams 8pm Daily extra. 2-Maple Wood Bar Stools w/slatted back support. $45/ automobiles ea. Or $85 for both. 435-817-2021.

2000 BMW R1100RT, Fresh Oil, New battery, good tires, runs great! $1600. Rare 1972 16' Sidewinder boat w/85hp motor and trailer: $1800. Please call for pictures. 702-468-6704. Service Directory

2-Bridgestone Tires 215/55/17, less than 5,000 miles, like new $35/ea. 435-275-4410

2007 Chev Cobalt, 134k, newer tires and many new parts. looks and drives great. low book is $2200 so that's a good place to start. call 435-867-4207. f or sale

Home gym equipment -everything you need for a complete cardiovascular and strenght workout. Good to Excellent Condtion. Paramount CTPlus (Universal) w/all ca- bles, weights, etc. $750. Nordic Track CX925 (Elliptical) $575. Schwinn Abs Crunch: $140. MWB544 (Marcy) Bench w/stand, 2 long & 2 short bars, clips & 14 free weights from 5-25lbs. $350. 205-879-1200.

FURNITURE FOR SALE: Solid wood Bellissimo King Bedroom Set 6pc asking $1900. Dbl Recliner 1yr old $275. Wall-unit desk/computer Book Shelf Center Wood $750 Kitchen Island Black $350. Sofa set 4pcs $600. Oil Paintings $50. Available to see Monday-Saturday 12 to 6pm only, TEXT 702-271-6301 for photos

Queen Pedestal 6 drawer bed frame w/headboard & night stands $200. LG TROMM Ultra capacity washer, like new, $150. Please call for pictures 702-468-6704. Iron County Today classifieds Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 23 help wanted real estate servis ce

HELP WANTED- following jobs: CDL DRIVERS- for con- .42 acre building lot in the Ridge Subdivision in Clock Repair. Grandfather clocks, antique clocks, struction equipment and dirt. Minimum of 2 years experi- Enoch. 435-590-2572. and cuckoo clocks. Over 30-years experience. Pick-up and ence. CONTROLLER: Must have experience. Job costing, Delivery. Call Bill, 435-477-1211. day-to-day job cost, cost reporting. CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGER: over see day-to-day field constrction projects. 400 Acre ft water rights, priority date 1918. Parow- CONSTRUCTION LABORERS: Must have a current drivers li- an Valley. 319 acres. Home, covered arena, barn, 2 shops, un- Gil's Mobile Welding. I'll come to your home/busi- cense. Contact Casey 435-383-5775. derground storage & more! Carolyn Ray, Century 21 1st Choice ness. Repair fencing, gates, wrought-iron, utilities trailers, Realty 435-590-3698 farm equipment, cosmetic repair small/big household metal items. Fair pricing/free estimates. Don't toss it, I'll weld/fix Housekeeper clean and do laundry call Ed at 909- it. 435-383-3259. 560-9612 Horse property, 38.5 acres Parowan Valley. Log home, 3 car garage, Barn, irrigated pasture, 11 acft water. $425.000 Carolyn Ray, Century 21 1st Choice Realty. 435-590-3698 CARING COMPANION SERVICES: Provides care and com- Server for Pinewoods Resort Restaurant free hous- panionship for seniors in need, including transportation, ing. call Monay or Baylee at 435-682-2512 shopping, meal preparation, and medication reminders. Ref- recreation erences available. Call: Linda Peterson (435) 233-6802.

ms i cellaneous Used Reese 16K Fifth Wheel Hitch Enoch 214-491-1772 Handyman, Licensed and Insured, home/real estate repairs and inspection. Painting, drywall, carpentry, stucco, Used Reese 16K Fifth Wheel Hitch Enoch 214-491-7112 22 foot 2013 Forest River Wildwood Travel Traler. patio covers, electrical, doors, replacement windows, deck re- A/C, Awning, Microwave. Excellent condition. Used twice a pair, roof repair. 39 Years in business. Call Ray, 435-559-7669 Cash Paid! Coin Collections wanted: Old Currency, year for local hunting and fishing. Health issues force me to silver, gold and collectables. Jim 801-859-9900. sell. $9,500. 435-559-1841 w anted

Porcelain Dolls: Free to a good home. Call for ap- 2012 Sunstar by Winabego "Itasca" 35', 2 push outs, 1 Cash Paid! Coin Collections wanted: Old Currency, pointment to see. Jointed Doll Molds. 435-559-3269. 1/2 bath, 3 T.V.'s, V10 Ford, Has 17,500 miles, Like New! $80,000 silver, gold and collectables. Jim 801-859-9900. OBO. 435-439-5826. Original Oil Paintings, landscapes, portraits, will paint to prefernces. Help keep a talented, retired man busy. Yard sales Call 435-867-0908. rentals Moving Everything Goes: 306 N. 700 W. Friday & Satur- Large private room in a shared, spacious, newer day for the month of August. 8am-4pm. Wanted alive only: one sincere lady by caucasion home. Nice yard, convenient area near CVHS. Take over lease bachelor, must enjoy life and be physically and mentally (until February). $500 month (inc. utilities). Call/text Connor stable. Lets chat. 435-327-8212 435-327-1031 Multi Family Yard Sale: Saturday August 15th 9-2. 1689 N 175 W. Cedar City 84721. Household, tools, hardware, kids, misc. of everything. ARE YOU WORKING MORE AND ENJOYING IT LESS? In- crease your income. Pay less taxes. Live the life you have servis ce always wanted. Why don’t you give it a try? 435-559-1657 2 Party Moving Sale: Friday Aug. 14th- Sunday Aug http://61495748.mainhomepage.com/main.aspx#aboutus LICENSED COMPUTER REPAIR *Virus Repair *Data Recov- 16th. 9am-3pm. Something for everyone: household, tools, ery *Networking *PC Security *Computer Cleanup *House- clothes, etc. 127 N 4125 W. Near intersection Hwy 56 & 4200 W. calls -FAST Turnaround Time and Flat Rates A+ PSYCHLONE 435-586-1711. For Rent - 3 Bay Garage, three phase electric, one COMPUTERS 435-590-2114 lift, fenced yard, compressor, office with bathroom. Insur- ance req. Rent $995 mo $2985 to move in. Text for info 435- August 22nd 8am-1pm 2355 N 950 E Cedar. House sell- 590-3075 Jimmie Nic's Handyman Service. Licenced, Insured, ing: all kinds of house, garage. furniture & miscellaneous Dependable. Good Rates! Quality Work! 435-238-3012. items! Beseler 23c w/neg carrier & lens $250 OBO. Omega D5XL Photo Darkroom Enlarger $500 OBO. 702-860-9630. real estate

40.44 acres with 1 ACFT water, electric just north of Beryl Junction on Beryl Highway. Call William at Cedar City Re- alty LLC (435) 212-1416 or email at [email protected]

651 Acres Summit Mtn on Dry Lakes Road Pines, as- pens, meadows Great mountain Property Call for details Carte Blanche Realty 435-559-3030 Bret 435-463-2424 Rich

Water for Sale north of 56, 10 acre feet. Priority Date 1928. Will sell 1-10 acre feet and possibly more. Brett Murie 435-559-3030 or Rich Gillette 435-463-2424 Carte Blanche Realty

A rare find at Aspen Lake. Here is your chance to own a lot with lake frontage. Fishing, Trees, Views, Spring fed water system. Excellent access. Call Today before it's gone. Carte Blanche Realty Bret Murie 435-559-3030 or Rich Gillette 435-463-2424.

Carte Blanche Realty Your ranch, farm, land, com- mercial, home, lot & water rights specialist with over 60 years experience. Call Bret Murie 435-559-3030 or Rich Gillett 435-463-2424. 24 Wedne sday, August 12, 2020 classifieds Iron County Today l egal notices

Notice of Ordinances Summons Public Notice Passed Justin W. Wayment (7011) As required by law under the Asbestos Hazard Emer- Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Council Christian Jones (15873) gency Response Act (AHERA) notice is hereby given that passed two (2) ordinances at a regular meeting of the WAYMENT & JONES LAW Southern Utah University and the Success Academy have Enoch City Council held on August 5, 2020. Ordinance Attorneys for Plaintiff developed an asbestos management plan which applies No. 2020-08-05-A vacated Parkview Subdivision, Phase 51 East 400 North #1 to all non profit elementary and secondary schools. The 3A including the roadways. Ordinance No. 2020-08-05- P.O. Box 1808 plan is available for review at the SUU Facilities Man- B approved a zone change for 9.43 acres of property Cedar City, UT 84721-1808 agement Administration Building at 385 South 1275 West, owned by Don & Linda Kelley and known as Willow Glen Telephone: (435) 586-3300 Cedar City, UT from 8:00 am until 5:00 pm. Inn from Neighborhood Commercial (N-C) to Community Fax: (435) 586-4288 Email: [email protected] Published August 5, 12 & 19, 2020 Commercial (C-C). For more information call the City Iron County Today • ICT #0285 Recorder at 435-586-1119 or view changes on the City Email: [email protected] website at http://www.cityofenoch.org/ordinancespub- IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR lic-notices.html IRON COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH Published August 12, 2020 WESTON REESE AND BRANDIE REESE, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Iron County Today • ICT #0286 Plaintiffs, Cedar City is accepting separate sealed BIDS for the 2020 v. Off-Line Sewer Gravel Trap according to specifications THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF THOMAS K. HOLYOAK, prepared by the City. If you are interested in submitting a LAMONT H. LOWE, RAY F. MORRIS, and JOHN DOES I-X, bid, Bid Documents will be available after August 13, 2020 Notice of Ordinance Passed Defendants. by contacting Michal Adams - Engineering Secretary, 10 N. Main, Cedar City, Utah 84720 - Tel: (435) 586-2963, or Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Council SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION [email protected]. The Bid Documents can be ob- passed Ordinance No. 2020-08-05-C at a regular meet- tained either electronically for free or in hard copy for a ing of the Enoch City Council held on August 5, 2020. The Case No. 200500123 non-refundable fee of $50 per set. A site showing will be ordinance was to approve vacating property owned by Judge Keith C. Barnes on August 20, 2020 2:00 PM. The deadline for submitting Dennis & Misty Cheek located on Heather Hue Road out the bid is August 27, 2020 2:00 PM. The right is reserved of Village Green Subdivision. For more information call THE STATE OF UTAH TO DEFENDANTS: by Cedar City to reject any and all Bids. the City Recorder at 435-586-1119 or view changes on the The above-entitled Court has entered an Order granting City website at http://www.cityofenoch.org/ordinances- Plaintiff the right to serve Defendants, THE HEIRS OF Dated this 11th Day of August 2020. public-notices.html DEVISEES OF THOMAS K. HOLYOAK, LAMONT H. LOWE, Cedar City Corporation Published August 12, 2020 RAY F. MORRIS, and JOHN DOES 1-10, by Publication. You Kit Wareham, P.E. Iron County Today • ICT #0287 are thereafter hereby summoned and required to file City Engineer an answer in writing to a Complaint on file with the clerk of the above entitled Court, located at 40 North Published August 12, 2020 100 East, Cedar City, UT 84720. You are also required to Iron County Today • ICT #0289 file an Answer with the court and serve upon, or mail to, Public Notice Plaintiff’s attorney, a copy of said Answer within twen- The Cedar City Police Department announces the dis- ty-one (21) days after the service of the Summons upon posal of found and unclaimed property in accordance you if you reside within the State of Utah, or thirty (30) with UCA 77-24a-5 and UCA 45-1-101. The Cedar City Po- days after the service of Summons upon you if you re- lice department has in its possession: mountain style, side outside the State of Utah. BMX, road and children’s bicycles; scooters and hov- If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken erboards; hand/power tools and tool boxes; luggage against you for the relief demanded in said Complaint, and bags w/personal property; MP3 style players, video which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court. games, computers, and other electronics and comput- ing devices; cell phones; keys; jewelry, coins and cur- Please be advised that this action seeks to quiet title to rency; home, sports and other collectibles; shoes, cloth- certain real property and identified in Plaintiff’s Com- ing and bedding; wallets, purses, backpacks; sporting, plaint, Exhibit A, which is located in Iron County, Utah, golf, skiing and camping equipment; firearms, holsters, and once quieted, the land shall be titled solely in the gun cases and knives; strollers; camera equipment. All name of WESTON REESE and BRANDIE REESE, to the ex- unclaimed found property or other unclaimed property clusion of all parties. will be disposed of in accordance to state law and city A copy of the Complaint in this action has been deposit- policy after September 11, 2020. ed with the Clerk of the Court, with a description of the Real Property, and can be picked up by anyone claiming Published July 29, August 5, & 12, 2020 an interest in the above matter at no charge. Iron County Today • ICT #0282 DATED this 27th day of July, 2020. WAYMENT & JONES LAW /s/ Justin W. Wayment Public Notice JUSTIN W. WAYMENT Pursuant to Judgment in case #200500038, the Honor- Attorney for Plaintiff able Keith C. Barnes, Judge, ordered, adjudged, and de- creed that the Town of Cedar Highlands shall be disin- Published July 29, August 5, & 12, 2020 corporated, and the corporate powers of the municipality Iron County Today • ICT #0283 shall cease. So entered June 9, 2020. Pursuant to Utah Code 10-2-705, all claims against the Town must be filed with the Court no later than Sept. 15, 2020, and all claims not so filed shall be forever barred. At the expiration of the time so fixed, the Court shall adjudicate claims so filed, which shall be treated as denied, and any citizen of the municipality at the time the vote was taken may appear and defend against any claim so filed. Published Aug. 12, 19, 26 & Sept. 2, 2020 iron countytoday.com Iron County Today • ICT #0288 Posting Date August 10, 2020

1. GEOGRAPHY: Which country is the only one whose name ends with the letter “Q”? 2. COMICS: What was the name of Dennis the Menace’s dog? 3. GOVERNMENT: Which Cabinet depart- ment oversees the National Park Service? 4. ANATOMY: What is a common name for metacarpophalangeal joint? 5. SCIENCE: What is absolute zero? 6. MUSIC: Which famous musician’s nick- name was Bocephus? 7. MOVIES: What was the setting for Alfred Hitchcock’s film “The Birds”? 8. ASTRONOMY: Which moon is the largest in our solar system? 9. LANGUAGE: What does the Latin word “veritas” mean? 10. U.S. PRESIDENTS: Who was the only

U.S. president who also served later as chief jus-

Ganymede; 9. Truth; 10. William Howard Taft Howard William 10. Truth; 9. Ganymede; tice of the Supreme Court? Jupiter’s 8. California; Bay, Bodega 7. Jr.; Williams Hank 6.

theoretically possible. -273.15 Centigrade or -459.67 Fahrenheit; Fahrenheit; -459.67 or Centigrade -273.15 possible. theoretically © 2020 King Features Synd., Inc.

temperature lowest The 5. Knuckle; 4. Interior; 3. Ruff; 2. Iraq; 1.

Trivia Test Answers Test Trivia t