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Courtesy aimeeforgovernor.com 2 Wednesday, April 15, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Rb ob ery suspect captured by Cedar City Police from Lieutenant Jimmy Roden Moments later officers from the Cedar An eye witness reported observing apprehended the suspect was in Cedar City Police Department City Police Department located the the suspect discard a backpack on a possession of a large amount of cash. suspect approximately one block away lawn when the officer initially drove The suspect was identified as CEDAR CITY — On Friday, April from the crime scene. When given past the suspect. As the officer turned 59-year-old Stuart Alan Walraven of 10, 2020 officers were summoned to commands the suspect failed to com- around, the suspect picked up the Cedar City. Walraven was booked into the report of a robbery. An employee ply and fled on foot. The officer gave backpack and fled on foot. A black the Iron County Correctional Facility of Metro PCS at 565 South Main chase on foot and deployed a Taser. airsoft handgun was located on the on the following charges; aggravated called 911 to report that a robbery had The Taser was ineffective at gaining lawn where the suspect was seen robbery, failure to stop at the com- just occurred. The employee gave a compliance so the officer tackled the dropping the backpack. mand of a police officer, interference description of the male suspect and suspect and took him into custody as An undisclosed amount of cash or resisting arrest, and obstruction of advised officers that he had a handgun. the suspect actively resisted. was taken during the robbery. When justice. Historical campaign for Aimee Winder Newton by Tom Watson I ron County Today Aimee Winder Newton is only the third woman in Utah history to run for the office of Governor. She is the one candidate that has the most experience and cares for the people of Utah. She is a financial hawk. What does that mean? It means she will make sure that Utah does not turn into California. Her familiar saying, As only the “People Before Pedigree” reflects thrid woman in Utah's history the position of giving the people to run for the office of of Utah more say without fear of Governor, Aimee Winder being shut down by politicians Newton commits to or by being given “polispeak” place "people before without ever any consideration as pedigree." they have in the past. The State Convention is April 25. There are approximately 4000 state delegates around the state that will be voting. People can find out more about Aimee Winder Newton and her running mate John Dougall, who is on board for the Lt. Governor office, through her Courtesy aimeeforgovernor.com website: AimeeforGovernor.com, her to Growth; all are of the utmost She won’t rubber stamp a budget. also shouldered roles in communi- Facebook page @AWinderNewton importance to the citizens of our Instead, she digs deep, pours over cation and economic development, and they can also reach out to great state. There is more to handle, numbers, talks with stakeholders, and experiencing government from all Aimee directly via email at Aimee@ and with your help it will happen to then holds people accountable for angles in both the public and private AimeeforGovernor.com. You can also make Utah undeniably the state of every hard-earned taxpayer dollar as sectors. A graduate of the University follow her on Twitter, Instagram and opportunity once again. she oversees Utah’s second largest of Utah, Aimee and her husband, Matt, on YouTube to watch her townhall Aimee Winder Newton is ready budget. have been married 26 years and have meetings and listen to all the issues to bring conservative leadership and Aimee also cares about her neigh- four children, ages 15-23. she and John Dougall are taking on. real experience to deliver citizen bors and Utah’s families. For over You can determine for your That is something you never see or driven results to the Capitol. She cur- 25 years, she has shown up, pitched yourselves is she the best candidate get to do anywhere. rently serves on the Salt Lake County in, and improved communities. for the Utah State Governors office. The issues are many this time Council where since 2014 she’s been Aimee rolled up her sleeves to help Decision time is a way off yet, but round as they always are. From fighting for innovative solutions to Taylorsville become a city, and then anyone with this much grass roots Business and Manpower to Water break the cycle of intergenerational served as a planning commissioner gusto and down to earth money and Environmental issues, to the jobs poverty, to increase mental health and school community council mem- skills should be given some serious and economic stability—her strong resource coordination, and achieve ber - where she engaged first-hand consideration. Just like in the job point. She is a woman that is on a full government transparency. She in public education issues. In addition market, would you hire someone mission to get Utah on track and was elected by her peers to serve as to her work on the council, Aimee has who has no clue how to do the job. keep it fiscally balanced along with chair of the council in 2018. Her time been a small business owner since There are lots of candidates running all the concerns of Utah’s people. on the council has also earned her the 2003. She values both a smart balance this year for the Governor’s position. From Education to Tax Reform reputation of being a “fiscal hawk.” sheet and smart planning. She has It is truly something to think about. Iron County Today News Wednesday, April 15, 2020 3 P ublic Announcements: Covid-19

therapy or transplant treatments because of the V isitor restrictions at immunocompromised status of these patients. I ntermountain Healthcare launches Intermountain Healthcare Visitors (and all others entering Intermountain Emotional Health Relief Hotline facilities) must wash their hands or use alcohol facilities updated sanitizer upon entering and leaving rooms and from Brad Gillman facilities to help prevent the spread of viruses. from Holly Nelson For safety reasons, patients coming to clinics I ntermountain Healthcare I ntermountain Healthcare and InstaCare locations are asked to come alone, unless they are a minor or need assistance from Intermountain Healthcare has launched a free, another adult to stay safe. Visitors with symptoms new community call-in resource to help support To help keep patients, caregivers, and the patients, clinicians, and the public who are seeking community safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, of illness will not be allowed into these facilities. Intermountain Healthcare is implementing more The most up-to-date visitor restrictions will be see covid-19 10 restrictive visitor guidelines at its hospitals, clinics, reflected on Intermountainhealthcare.org. » and InstaCare locations. “While this change may create challenging situations for some people, it is a necessary and appropriate step given the anticipated growth in the number of cases of COVID-19. We appreciate everyone’s patience during this time that we’re working to ensure the safety of our patients, caregivers, and community,” said Mark Briesacher, MD, chief physician executive for Intermountain. The updated restrictions mean those coming to an Intermountain facility will be screened before entering. This includes a temperature and symptom check. No visitor displaying symptoms of illness or who is suspected of COVID-19 or who has tested positive for COVID-19 will be allowed to enter the facility. “We know being physically apart is difficult for patients and their families and friends—particularly during a hospital stay when having loved ones near gives patients comfort and peace. We recognize the significant sacrifice families and friends are making to support the visitor guidelines. We encourage people to be creative with phones and iPads and stay connected through technology with their loved ones,” said Dr. Briesacher. Specifically, Intermountain Hospitals will not allow visitors, except for the following exceptions: » End-of-life patients may have two total designated visitors while in the hospital. These two designated visitors may not switch with other individuals. » Obstetric patients may have only one desig- nated visitor for their entire hospital stay. A doula counts as a visitor. A surrogate child’s adopting or biologic parent counts as a visitor. » Healthy newborn patients may have both parents as visitors. » Patients who are younger than 18 may have one visitor/guardian per 24 hours. However, there can be no more than two people designated as visitors/guardians throughout the entire hospital stay. This policy also applies to newborn intensive care (NICU) patients and to cancer patients younger than 18. » Patients who require assistance from another adult to stay safe may have one designated visitor who may stay with the patient in the facility throughout their stay if they are contributing to the patient’s well-being. Such visitation will be deter- mined and monitored by the patient’s care team. In addition to these limited circumstances, all visitors must be 18 or older. Visitors cannot visit adult cancer patients or those undergoing chemo- 4 Wednesday, April 15, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion

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T om Zulewski The opinions stated in this article are solely those society may or may not value. An expert warming, and is an admitted sexual S ports Writer of the author and not of Iron County Today. welder is needed as much as a good predator, boasting about grabbing young physician, and the former won’t have women inappropriately. And on the L ayout/Design n the 34 years of writing this column, anywhere near the college loan to pay opposite end of the political spectrum, I often gave advice (unwanted) to the back. educated college students turn out in D evin Christ seniors in the high school graduation C reative Director Also, be aware that there is a uniquely mass to support the half-baked socialism Iclass. This year it is doubtful if seniors American bias against educated people. of Bernie Sanders. [email protected] will gather together in an auditorium for Look at the noisy group of people who “So, education by itself doesn’t mean C irculation commencement, but if they did, and if laugh at science and refuse to have their we are wise or even ambitious and a I were at the microphone, this is what I children vaccinated, putting the vast contributor to society. In fact, a student I T aisha Powell would say: majority of kids at risk. Just last week tried to teach back in the 1970s dropped S . Cedar City “Congratulations on getting through a woman from Kentucky was filmed by out of high school and learned a trade [email protected] the maze of required courses. from his father, a barber. During a recent 435.233.6011 I’m sure your parents are proud; haircut, he told me that he never regret- S tormee Anderson it’s a milestone for them as well ted his decision to drop out. He made a N . Cedar City/Enoch as for you. But don’t be arrogant decent living, he said, and had supported [email protected] enough to think that you are his family. 435.592.5724 really educated or that you Cyclops The problem, of course, is that W endy Hanson even know a whole lot about dropping out limited his options. “As high P arowan/Paragonah many different things. That will school graduates, you are not nearly as [email protected] only come with life experience by Bryan GRAY limited. Don’t let others choose your 435.477.9100 and, for most of you, additional profession for you. Choose what you coursework.” Columnist enjoy, do the best you can – and don’t Iron County Today is A documentary filmmaker feel that you can’t change to something distributed free of charge, thanks to our advertisers. was asked recently what advice her a national news organization arguing else as you grow older.” It is hand-delivered to over father, a famous newspaper columnist, that COVID-19 was not to be feared. And one other thing…The columnist 14,000 households in Cedar City, Enoch and Parowan offered her. The woman answered that She had just attended a close gathering told his daughter that she should not and is available in several her dad simply said, “Pick a subject or of church members who didn’t socially worry about bad things she had done or rack locations in Iron and Beaver Counties. profession, stick to it, and get really good distance, but she wouldn’t get the virus, would do in the future. ‘Life’, he said, ‘is at it so that you’re the person people she said, because ‘I am washed in the an amalgamation of (both good and bad) 389 N 100 W, Suite 12 reach out to on that subject.” In other blood of Jesus.’ Supposedly, this woman moments.’ The best you can do is learn Cedar City, Utah 84721 words, pick a field you are interested in had graduated from high school, which not to repeat the bad or foolish actions. Ph: 435-867-1865 and become the very best you can at it, should make all of us afraid. That won’t come from your diploma. That Fax: 435-867-1866 whether it be a garbage collector which IronCountyToday.com Let’s be honest, we elected a president will come from experiencing life. society will always need or a software who called the Coronavirus a hoax, “If you’re like me, you’ll work it out. designer developing video games which doesn’t believe in the science of global Congratulations. Now wash your hands!” Iron County Today News Wednesday, April 15, 2020 5 Opinion To the Editor From the Editor Saluting our nation’s unsung heroes during pandemic A nother brick Dear Editor, in the wall In spite of the uncertainty that Coronavirus (COVID-19) has caused, there are still many s our Iron County industries filled with hard-working men and communities continue women who are continuing to work amid the to endure this difficult time,A we must do all we can to coronavirus outbreak. From hospitals to delivery services, to pharmacies, to grocery stores, trans- remain confident and positive. portation and logistics and security companies, Not with rose-colored glasses there are many employees who, while they may and certainly not using not wear capes, are our nation’s heroes. These COVID-19 or any other trial largely unsung heroes are helping us survive this and tragedy in our lives as an excuse to isolate ourselves, or crisis by driving vehicles filled with crucial sup- Corey plies, stocking store shelves, filling prescriptions Baumgartner to stop learning and living life. Social Distancing is not a and providing essential public safety services. M n anagi g Editor Now is the time to share your appreciation sign or signal that life is over or our nation’s unsung heroes. While most of or ending. While Pink Floyd may disagree, these are deeply thankful for the doctors, nurses and challenging times are not meant to be another emergency workers who are tending to the sick, brick in the wall of discontent or resentment we should also be appreciative for the men and as we lose some normal comforts of life due to women who hold essential jobs that require they challenges and changes. As such, I congratulate show up to work during the pandemic. and encourage our students and teachers to The front line in the pandemic are the heroes stay the course and continue their courses and working at grocery stores, gas stations, conve- education. nience stores and take-out restaurants. These Yes, it is difficult to not be able to see friends, individuals are keeping us healthy by providing or learn in an environment as comfortable, essential services that we desperately need. convenient or compatible with our current Consider thanking your supermarket’s shop lifestyles, but it will be worth the extra work in clerk who is doing their best to keep the shelves the end. And there will be an end, for the better. stocked with necessities and the cashier who is The question is, will you let this pandemic make ringing up the purchases. Express your gratitude you bitter, or better? Will you let it build or break to the Amazon delivery person who brought you? The choice is yours. I challenge you to make essentials to your home. the best of it and let it make the best of you. Our nation should all honk in appreciation for the men and women driving tractor-trailer rigs across the country who are delivering vital food and supplies at an unprecedented pace. Some police departments in several states are helping truck drivers find safe places to park and are even arranging to get food directly to the driver. Employees, shareholders and other stakeholders look to their business leaders for strength and direction. Let’s express our gratitude to the com- pany leaders who are sharing their intel to help others during this challenging time. For example, some leaders are publicly sharing their crisis plans, which include employee communications with information about COVID-19, how it’s transmitted, what they’re doing about it, employee FAQs, and links to resources with more information. Let’s salute our hard-working highly trained men and women that are our country’s first responders. Nationwide, there are over 1 million security professionals on the job, classified as essential personnel, who can be put in high-risk situations as they confront and detain criminals engaged in theft, trespassing, gang activity and every other manner of unlawful behavior that occurs.

Steve Jones, Allied Universal CEO 6 Wednesday, April 15, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion Word on the Street Compiled by Tom Watson How are you surviving the challenges of COVID-19?

I live a healthy life. I love this area and spending time with family and we’re doing “the best we can do." — Chris Lewis

We stay positive. We get up each morning grateful for what we have with our health and “the ability to serve others in a very special way. Especially because we are in the meat cutting business. We are able to serve a lot more people right now and it gives us joy to be able to do that and to have the health to do it.” — Nancy Dalton

I'm staying positive by thinking on the things that are lovely and kind and of good report. “And if I have a bad thought come, I chase it out of my mind and replace it with beautiful things. So, I am thinking happy thoughts. That's how I do it. I'm blessed, that's why." — Norma Holiman

I am enjoying the extra time I have with my family since my kids aren't going to school. “And I am still coming to work and enjoying that and it really helps me stay positive." — Giani Julander

We're surviving just fine. We're enjoying our time with our family we're not very concerned “about the quarantine going longer but we don't have kids in school so it's not too much. We're just staying positive." — Stefani Wood

I'm just not letting things get me down. I mean you just have to remember that you're still alive, “and this disease too shall pass. And you got to have faith and know that it will pass and I think then you feel more comfortable, more at peace and you won't let it get you down." — Tammi Lund

If you have thoughts and ideas about what has been happening in Iron County, other ideas for upcoming Word on the Street questions, please submit them to [email protected]. Iron County Today News Wednesday, April 15, 2020 7 Opinion R escue Bill – What matters, where rubber meets the road

from Association of “adverse financial consequence,” for example elimination of Medicare Part B “cost-sharing” and Mature American Citizens quarantine, layoff, childcare costs or reduced “allowing up to 3-month fills and refills of covered For Iron County Today hours. (Section 2200). In short, if you need money Medicare Part D drugs.” (Sections 3710-14). –– the odds are with you. As coronavirus tests become available, the law orget big talk, big numbers, big politics. In a nod to AMAC, the law offers “temporary assures that “uninsured individuals” will receive What exactly does the “2.2 trillion dollars” relief of required minimum distribution rules” for the test “with no added cost-sharing” under state rescue bill do? How can we get access to various “contribution plans and IRAs” during 2020, Medicaid programs – same under Medicare Part neededF relief? When will it arrive? Here are solid in effect allowing seniors to avoid forced sales that B. (Sections 3716-17). On the flip side, “hospitals, answers about what matters most to you. forfeit savings in a down market. (Section 2300). especially those in rural and frontier areas” get “This bill puts wind in our sails, but Under Section D, health saving accounts “reliable and stable cash flow” (Section 3719), plus in the end – recovery will be on us,” says (HSAs) with high deductibles can cover enhancement of Medicare and Medicaid (Sections Robert Charles, National Spokesman / “telehealth services” before reaching that 3801-3841). for the Association of Mature American Op deductible. (Section 3701). HSAs also can Small measures add up. One allows an added Citizens [AMAC]. buy over-the-counter medical products $300 deduction for contributions to “churches and First of all, the bill contains big money Ed (Section 7202), virus-related home “telecare” charitable organizations” (Section 2400), others for “frontline health care” workers and (Sections 3703-08), and incentivize telecare lift “limitations on deductions” for “itemizing” equipment, test kits, masks, gloves, respirators, by “boosting payments for hospital, physician, nurs- and building a “food inventory” (Section 2205). ventilators, veteran homes, hospitals, disaster ing home, and home health costs.” (Section 3709). Providers of credit are encouraged to forebear relief funds for states and localities. And, perhaps For seniors, a “Medicare add-on” for inpatient (Section 4021), while it also puts in place a just as important, it offers aid to individuals and hospital costs and “post-acute care,” including small businesses, explains Charles. equipment at home, will be useful. Important is see rescue bill » 10 Having read every title, section and subsection, key things stand out. Once Congress “appropri- ates” money, it must be “apportioned” by OMB to departments, down to agencies, assistant secretaries, program managers, and procurement officers to let contracts. That takes time. “The good news,” says Charles, “is this law will accelerate ‘real-time research’ on a vaccine – DOD already has six trials up, civilian agencies more. Government is working hand-in-glove with companies. It also supports ‘domestic manu- facturing of biopharmaceuticals,’ disinfectants, quarantine services, supercomputers, laboratories, and telehealth. It helps military service members, transit systems, food banks, educational institu- tions, farmers, and homeless shelters.” That said, the rubber meets the road with individuals and the small businesses, which employ 80 percent of America. Consumers and small employers drive the economy. That is why relief to them – is critical. The “CARES” Act – a clever acronym for the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act – starts here: Many individuals will “within three weeks,” according to the Treasury, receive a check “in their bank accounts.” Adults who earn less than $75,000 should get a $1200 payment, joint filers earning less than $150,000 should get $2400, with gradual reductions up to $99,000 for individuals and $198,000 for joint filers. Provisos: Adults need no regular income and can be SSI beneficiaries. Seniors are included. They must have a Social Security number, so no illegal aliens. If eligible, checks should arrive by end of month. (Title II, Section 2201). On retirement accounts, the law waives “10 percent early withdrawal penalty” for “distribu- tions up to $100,000 from qualified retirement accounts” after January 1, 2020 – so is retroactive. The waiver requires only a corona-related 8 Wednesday, April 15, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Bookings Romney, Murphy announce legislation to reaffirm Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. For a juvenile the U.S. commitment to global health security name is “(Male/Female) Juvenile Offender” and juvenile is of age less than 18 years. SALT LAKE CITY — U.S. implementation; and (3) review- COVID-19 from devastating our

April 6 Cedar City, UT Veh, Assault on Senators Mitt Romney (R-UT) ing the progress and challenges country if we don't adequately DRUG – Dist/Offer/ Correctional Officer, and Chris Murphy (D-CT), in achieving U.S. commitments, prepare and plan. We clearly JACOB CRANE Arrange Dist of C/S, Animal At Large, members of the Senate Foreign including assistance to help weren't prepared in this case, Cedar City, UT Poss C/S Marijuana/ Theft, Criminal Animal At Large Spice, Poss Drug Mischief Relations Committee announced other countries meet agenda and we cannot waste time in – Sterilized (2nd Paraphernalia Offense) that they will introduce leg- targets. This legislation has also establishing new organizations DAVID D CARTER April 11 islation to reaffirm the United been introduced in the House by in the federal government ANDREW A Cedar City, UT STEVEN C MILLER ROMERO DRUG – Poss C/S States’ commitment to global Reps. Gerry Connolly (D-VA) and that can identify and prepare Cedar City, UT Sched I/II/Analog Enoch, UT health security amid the COVID- Steve Chabot (R-OH). for health threats before they Animal At Large DRUG – Poss less – Sterilized (1st KELLIE ROLLINS than 1oz. C/S in 19 pandemic. The Global Health “Our experience with corona- become domestic crises. That's Offense) Joshua Tree, CA (DF Zone), Poss C/S Retail Theft Sched I/II/Analog, Security Act would establish virus has exposed some glaring why we must establish a new DELILAH J DELGAI Poss C/S Marijuana/ a Global Health Security gaps in our nation’s capacity directorate that’s empowered Cedar City, UT April 8 Spice, Resist/ Interagency Review Council and to respond to a pandemic, and to press the preventative levers Aggressive Animal Interfere w/Arrest At Large, Failure to DANIEL A BUCK the United States Coordinator for it is critical that we are better that can protect the nation, and Vaccinate Cedar City, UT JEREMY L Retail Theft WHEELER Global Health Security, appointed prepared to coordinate global that’s exactly what the Global JOHN K Cedar City, UT by the president from the responses and exert leadership Health Security Act seeks to ROLLINS-MENDEZ TRAVIS L DRUG – Poss C/S Cedar City, UT MCBRIDE Marijuana/Spice, C/S National Security Council. These to address future health threats,” do,” Senator Murphy said. “Our Retail Theft Cedar City, UT Sched I/II/Analog new entities would be responsi- Senator Romney said. “By priority right now should be Drive on Susp/ SAVANNAH M Revoke Lic ble for implementing the Global establishing a health security taking decisive action to contain VALENZUELA April 12 Cedar City, UT MALE JUV Health Security Agenda, an council and dedicating a new COVID-19’s spread and rescuing Disorderly Conduct OFFENDER DENISE K initiative launched by nearly 30 NSC position to developing our economy. But if we don’t Cedar City, UT CHASTAIN April 7 Criminal Mischief, Cedar City, UT nations in 2014 to address global global health strategies and also spend time fixing the gaps Assault, Forcible Sex Retail Theft infectious disease threats. Other coordinating responses, our bill in our global pandemic response KELLY A KEITZ Abuse VICTOR A ORR responsibilities would include: will better prepare us to confront leadership, we’re at risk of going Parowan, UT KRISTY P BARKER Cedar City, UT DRUG – Poss w/ Cedar City, UT DRUG – Poss w/ (1) providing policy recommen- the spread of another infectious through this nightmare all over Intent to Dist C/S Open Container Intent to Dist dations on agenda-related goals, disease.” again. Pandemics don't run on BRANDON L in Veh, Theft/ C/S, Poss Drug objectives, and implementation; “The United States cannot schedules, and so we need to BIRDSELL Firearm or Operable Paraphernalia (2) helping federal agencies with prevent pandemics like start the job of reform now.” Iron County Today News Wednesday, April 15, 2020 9 UTAH COVID-19 Legislative Update

Dear Friends and Neighbors, crisis resources. The hotline is open seven of our current efforts and restrictions. If we us to get to the right balance over time. days a week from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and lift restrictions too soon, we could drag this As of April 10, Utah administered 40,762 is available in 20 different languages. The pandemic on even longer. We are continually Q- Why are we not testing more people? tests, 2,102 testing positive, 183 hospital- hotline number is 833-443-2211. Please evaluating our actions as a State against the izations and 17 fatalities. We know testing A- We know we need to test as many reach out for help if you need it. You can conditions in Utah to ensure our response is Utahns as possible. We are currently in is vital to slowing the spread learn more here. appropriate to the circumstances. of this virus, and we currently the top 5 states for testing per million, have enough testing materials We are working to improve our testing and but there is still more work to be done. available to test anyone who FAQs tracing efforts so we can get to a point of Unfortunately, as this is a global pandemic, has any symptoms of COVID- targeted quarantining for those infected resources have been limited, and we have Q- Why do we not have a or those who have been in contact with had to build testing capacity over time. A 19. While we are proud of this state mandated shelter-in- infected persons. few weeks ago, we were only able to test progress, we are continually place order? As we improve in this working to ramp up testing effort, we'll be able to return to life as 1,500 people a day, we can currently test 4,000 people a day—which is more capacity capacity. A- In Utah, we are not experi- normal sooner. This is what is working in than we currently have requests, and we encing COVID-19 on the same South Korea, this is what is getting people Utah's unemployment insur- scale throughout the state. back in action. Testing and tracing will allow will continue to increase capacity in the ance claim report for March While our urban communities coming weeks. 29-April 4 was released by the are experiencing the lions' Utah Department of Work- share of the cases, some of force Services. Over 33,000 our rural communities have new unemployment insurance S en. Evan not recorded a single case of claims were filed, and there the virus yet. were 33,290 weekly claims VICKERS filed. A total of $6,881,153 Ua t h Senate District 28 Governor Herbert did announce was paid in benefit payments his "Stay Safe, Stay Home" going out and claims being processed. directive to urge individuals to practice social distancing and follow best-practice Utah is one of the first states in the coun- guidelines to combat this illness. This try where the $600 stimulus program was directive allows counties to make decisions available. Claimants will see it included based on the needs of their county. Since in their weekly benefit payments moving the "Stay Safe, Stay Home" directive, many forward and retroactively for those that counties have issued their own public received a payment this week. Additionally, health orders enforcing the "Stay Safe, Stay the application for Pandemic Unemploy- Home" directive within their counties or ment Assistance, which makes benefits issuing stronger "Shelter-in-Place" orders. available for self-employed individuals and others who aren't eligible for traditional Q- Why can't we lift the coronavirus unemployment benefits, will be available. restrictions? Claimants should expect 21-30 days for the processing of these applications. Individu- A- This is a hard time for us all. As a state, als can learn more and apply online here. we are working to balance protecting public health, the economy, and civil This is a stressful time for us all. To help liberties. As much as possible, we would individuals during the COVID-19 crisis, Inter- like to allow people the option to continue mountain Healthcare created an emotional to work to support their families. health relief hotline. This is a free resource for Utahns. Callers are connected with While we are pleased that our projected trained caregivers who provide appropriate number of cases and deaths due to COVID-19 healthcare tools, treatment options and are decreasing, we know that this is because

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manage stress Take time to talk with your child or teen about the COVID-19 outbreak. Answer questions and share facts about COVID-19 in a way that your child or teen can understand. Reassure them that they are safe. To learn more, visit www.cdc.gov. 10 Wednesday, April 15, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today

flexibility for healthcare workers. covid-19 rescue bill Odds and ends: Federal nutrition require- « Continued from page 3 « Continued from page 7 ments are waived for seniors expanding their food options, while HHS can “extend older adults’ to address emotional health concerns during “foreclosure moratorium... [the] forbearance participation in community service projects these challenging times. of residential mortgage loan payments” for 90 … to facilitate their continued employment.” The Intermountain Emotional Health Relief days, and it mandates a “moratorium on eviction (Section 3223). In this way, seniors won modest Hotline offers callers guidance, tools, and referrals filings” for 120 days. (Sections 4022-24). accommodations. for people experiencing issues related to their The law focuses on small employers. SBA Students get special assistance. Colleges can mental well-being. It’s free and can be reached loans are available – ask at your local bank – for offer more financial aid, with federal backing. seven days a week from 10 am to 10 pm at those with less than 500 employees, forgiveness “Matching requirements” are waived (Section 833-442-2211. if employees are not laid off. In Title 4, Sections 3503), “SEOG funds” boosted. “Federal work-study” The Emotional Health Relief Hotline connects 4001 et seq., emergency relief of all kinds payments can be made if students are callers with a trained care coordinator who can is offered to businesses large and unable to work (Section 3505). At the provide appropriate self-care tools, peer support, small. Tens of billions are directed same time, grant limits are raised, treatment options, crisis resources, and more. The to transportation, banks and and – with foresight – academic team of care coordinators includes navigators specific sectors (Sections performance decoupled from from Intermountain’s Behavioral Health Clinical 1101-1114, 2301-08, 4001-4114). grant eligibility for one term. Program and trained caregivers from the health Title II, Section C, offers (Sections 3506-08). system’s COVID-19 Call Center. “a refundable payroll tax Looking ahead, small The free hotline has been developed in col- credit for 50 percent of employers are relieved of laboration with community partners, including wages paid by employers,” burdens as unemployment Utah’s Department of Human Services and the if “operations are fully or insurance ramps up. University of Utah’s Neuropsychiatric Institute partially suspended” – Unemployment insurance is (UNI) Crisis Line. think restaurants, retailers, expanded to covers “gig” and “At a time when distress and uncertainty are manufacturers, services – or contract workers. part of our common experience, it can be difficult if “gross receipts declined “In short, this bill is an by more than 50 percent” adrenalin boost for consumers, compared to same quarter last year workers, small businesses, students, These coordinated (Section 2301). getty images and hard-hit sectors, plus those battling resources and caring Provisions allow “delay of payment of the virus on the front lines. The goal: Get us employer payroll taxes” and “modifications for over the hump, as fast and efficiently as possible,” teams can help net operating losses,” relaxing limitations on a Charles notes. “ small company “losses.” Importantly, deductions Does the bill assure our economy “roars bolster the mental well- apply to “pass-through businesses and sole back?” No, that is on us. Average Americans must being of our families, proprietors” – allowing them to recoup losses for dig in, work hard, help each other get up, get by, keeping people employed. and get on with being what we are – resilient. colleagues, and Other tax modifications include tax-based Charles makes the point that “big talk, increases in liquidity, write-offs, suspended numbers and politics are not where rubber community.” depreciation timetables, and tax-free sanitizer meets the road. We meet the road – make our expenses – for small businesses. (Sections 2302- future – as individuals, families, small businesses, » Morissa Henn, Intermountain Healthcare 2308). Emphasis is also placed on telehealth, and never-say-never Americans. The bill is a nice rural access, reducing liability and increasing gust, but the rudder is ours.” to find strong emotional footing,” said Morissa Henn, community health director at Intermountain Healthcare. “These coordinated resources and caring teams can help bolster the mental well-be- ing of our families, colleagues, and community. In situations of acute or imminent psychiatric crisis, the care coordinator will stay on the line while connecting the caller to UNI representatives to deploy additional help and resources. In non-crisis scenarios, coordinators will help connect people to key resources, including employee assistance programs, local mental health authorities, domestic violence services, clinical treatment teams, and peer counselors. They will also direct callers to free educational materials and digital self-care technologies. "Just as we need people to have access to reliable medical information for COVID-19, we also need access to resources and support for the emotional and mental health stressors we are experiencing,” said Kim Myers, assistant director of mental health at the Utah Department of Human Services. “The Emotional Health Relief Hotline, in coordination with existing services, is an important addition to the continuum of services to support our whole health as individuals and communities.” Wednesday, April 15, 2020 11 The Arts & Entertainment in Iron County sho wcase Festival curtain will rise

Utah Shakespeare Festival moving forward with plans to produce 2020 season

c ourtesy of utah shakespeare festival After careful consideration and seating. As company members arrive with Shakespeare’s powerful history season, the Festival will limit building consultation from public health in Cedar City, they will self-quarantine Richard III on July 20, the odyssey-like sets, props, lights and costumes for officials, the Utah Shakespeare Festival for two-weeks and follow guidance epic Pericles on July 21, and the each show and focus on innovating is moving forward with plans to offered by public health officials. whimsical and delightfully funny storytelling and powerful acting. All produce a 2020 season. Necessary “The changes to our season are The Comedy of Errors on July 22. productions will be fully rehearsed and changes to ensure a safe and quality necessary, but we are committed to The season will be rounded out by feature a full company of outstanding experience include producing fewer providing creative, reimagined works a remounting of the popular Every professional actors, dancers and shows, modifying the schedule to start of art that audiences can enjoy during Brilliant Thing, which was part of singers. later in the summer and altering show this difficult time,” said Brian Vaughn, the 2019 season and toured to Utah With the reduction to the technical designs. artistic director. “I am so glad we have schools. It will open July 21 in the show elements, the Festival is already “These are unprecedented times been able to develop a solution that Eileen and Allen Anes Studio Theatre. developing innovative and creative as we all navigate the impact of will enable our talented team of artists All five shows will run in rotating ways to deliver typically exclusive, COVID-19” said Frank Mack, executive behind-the-scenes access to the artists producer. “However, with guidance through additional web content, social from local health professionals, state We feel like we’ve taken media, and streaming videos. Audience officials and Southern Utah University members will be invited to engage President Scott L Wyatt, we have a plan the right steps to ensure we online and “peel back the curtain” to that is safe, responsible and enables us witness how a show comes to life. to fulfill our mission to present great can still produce a quality The Festival will continue to theatre. The health and safety of our “ monitor the COVID-19 situation very artists, staff, audience and community season and protect everyone.” closely as it is impossible to know for members is the top priority, and we certain what conditions will be like feel like we’ve taken the right steps to » Frank Mack, USF executive producer in July and August. The decision to ensure we can still produce a quality move forward with an altered season season and protect everyone.” and technicians to tell these magnifi- repertory through September 5. was made under consultation with Along with the season adjustments, cent stories.” Backstage Tours, Play Orientations, state officials, local health experts and the Festival will also mitigate health Performances will begin July 9 Play Seminars, and Production SUU administration. The Festival will risks through a variety of methods with Gilbert and Sullivan’s hilarious Seminars (actors, costumes, and continue to work with these entities, some of which include implementing and ingenious operetta The Pirates props) will be offered beginning July 9. and if conditions are not satisfactory numerous hand sanitizing stations, of Penzance in the Randall L. Jones The Festival’s free outdoor Greenshow the season will be cancelled and all increased cleaning and disinfecting Theatre. The outdoor Engelstad will begin July 20. procedures and strategic audience Shakespeare Theatre will commence In order to present the outlined see USF » 12 12 Wednesday, April 15, 2020 showcase Iron County Today usf Meet our latest mini-grant awardees « Continued from page 11 by Mary Anne ANDERSEN George to enhance her jewelry-making tickets refunded. Don’t despair, Southern Utah Cedar City Arts Council skills. She will share that knowledge with students and clubs in the area. all…we will University president t is not unusual for an applicant for Another grant is tied to a group Scott L Wyatt said, a Cedar City Arts Council Artists’ event—the annual Livestock and applaud “This might be the Utah Mini-Grant to request funds to Heritage Festival scheduled for October. “ Shakespeare Festival’s Iattend or sponsor a workshop or festival. The planners are announcing an original when the most important season. The anticipated gathering is meant to art contest to coincide with the festival While our community, educate and/or improve the applicants’ this year; it will be open to elementary, monies are able and the world, moves artistic skills, which are in turn reflected middle, and high school students. The beyond COVID-19 we in the participants’ artistic presence in awarded funds will purchase supplies, to be put to their understand the value of the community. The Council usually says publicity, and prizes. Surely by October quality theater, and the yes. But this year, things are this will come to pass. intended uses. arts generally, in healing up in the air. School being back in session organize and perform under the name hearts and bringing us In the current list of will benefit from Melanie the Un4gettable String Quartet. Their all back together. Our mini-grant awardees, there Baker’s request for money start-up requires music, equipment, and plays this summer will are four that fall within to purchase 4 glockenspiels marketing. Look for them at the Friday be perfectly presented this category. Ellyn Rock, a for the music program at Art Walks and such. to help us laugh and cry young violinist who aspires South Elementary. Visual artist recipients include Maya and think deeply about to play with the Orchestra There are three perform- Akpinar who will supply her photo- what we all care so much of Southern Utah, asked ing groups that will receive graphs of the local natural habitat to about.” for supplementary funds to attend the funds to continue performing for Iron public venues and schools, and Hanna “We think this will be Bryce Canyon Music Camp in June. The County residents when circumstances Dawson, who will do the same with an exciting experience Sagebrush Fiber Artisans’ Guild is a allow. You all have seen the Washburn beautiful cyanotype prints of local flora. for playgoers,” added sponsor of an advanced weaving work- Family Bluegrass Band perform. Four Artist Megan Nelson will take Vaughn. “They will have shop featuring a nationally-known fiber years ago Nathan was given help to advanced training from local experts in a chance to see these artist. That workshop has already been purchase a better banjo. This year his glass artistry. Her enhanced skills will talented actors do what postponed until May 2021. The Native brother William will have supplemental benefit her students. they do best—act. By American Student Association at SUU help to buy a new guitar. And the group What began as a thrilling prospect stripping away the arti- requested help with the costs of hosting Full Tilt Boogie Band, known around of grant awardees has been dampened fice of design they will the 41st annual Pow Wow here in Cedar town for their paid and charitable by the unforeseeable circumstance of showcase the beauty of City, featuring dancers and gorgeous performances, will receive support forced isolation. Don’t despair, all. The language, the impact of costumes from local and surrounding to release a new album, increasing grants will be awarded; we will applaud story, and the resonance Native American communities. Cydnee their presence in our community. A when the monies are able to be put to of life under a lens that Lee wants to attend a workshop in St. group of middle schoolers plans to their intended uses. will celebrate the heart of theatre.” Donn Jersey, director of development and communications, said, “We are excited to wel- come our patrons back to Cedar City for these great stories that we need now more than ever. We will take every precaution and follow the advice of our public health officials to ensure the health and safety of our audiences and company.” If patrons have pur- chased tickets for plays that have been canceled, they will be contacted by guest services personnel, or they can contact the Ticket Office at 800-PLAYTIX for help in rescheduling. All fees, including exchange fees, will be waived for the 2020 season. Tickets for the season are now on sale at www.bard.org and 800-PLAYTIX. Wednesday, April 15, 2020 13 Community & Personal Interest in Iron County L ife M ore than just sandwiches by Tom Watson of hot specialty subs, piled high with I ron County Today premium meats and cheeses that are sliced fresh daily in-restaurant and here are some great fast food steamed together to bring out the places in Cedar City and a few ingredients’ natural flavors, served great sandwich restaurants, “Fully Involved®” with fresh produce butT Cedar City has one that goes and condiments on a toasted sub even farther than just making roll. And something that not all sandwiches. Nestled in our beautiful sandwich shops do, is quite unique, if downtown main street (78 N. Main you have a special event Cedar City’s St.) is Cedar City’s own Firehouse Fire House Subs specialty is catering. Subs. There are 2 Firehouse Subs Call for more information Phone locations in Southern Utah. (435) 867-6052. Open 10:30am - The new owners, Cary and 5:00pm for takeout only. Cynthia Clark, are continuing to pro- And yet it goes even further as vide an extensive menu filled some much of the profits go to assist First of the best Subs, salads, and tasty Responders, not just Firefighters. extras you might ever want to The Firehouse Subs Public eat. Personally, my favorite Safety Foundation was is the Meatball. I am not An historic established in 2005 sure I have actually had photo of Cedar following the founders City Firemen hangs one of the other choices. on the wall along experience with As you enter with other firehouse Firehouse memorabilia. Subs, you are greeted with the atmo- sphere of an old firehouse, along with a friendly welcome and the aromas of subs being briefly heated within the ovens that give the sandwiches that extra flavor Fire House Subs is famous for. But Fire House Hurricane Katrina. A portion of every Subs is much more than just food. sale at any Firehouse Subs restaurant Former Firefighters who just happen in the U.S. benefits Firehouse Subs to be brothers Chris Sorensen and Public Safety Foundation, supporting Fireho use Sub owners Robin Sorensen founded Firehouse the non-profit’s mission of providing Cary and Cynthia Clark Subs in Jacksonville, Fla., in 1994. lifesaving equipment, funding and and their daughter Caitlyn Bybee, who They took their passion for food, love education to first responders and manges the Main Street for serving others and their family’s public safety organizations across the location, are proud to carry decades of firefighting and police country. This is thanks to a donation on the tradition of great food service and created Firehouse Subs. by Firehouse of America, LLC (fran- and service in Cedar City. They wanted hot specialty subs. chiser for the brand), and Firehouse tom watson Their menu items caught on and the Subs suppliers, resulting in a mini- than $746,000 in grants in the state raised through individual donations, brand brought on its first Director of mum donation of one million dollars of Utah. To date, the Foundation has $3 recycled pickle bucket sales and Culinary Development to work with to Firehouse Subs Public Safety granted more than $50 million in 49 canister donations. Stop in, grab a bite the founders on new menu items. Foundation in 2020. Since inception, states, Puerto Rico, and Canada. The or two and say hi. Great food, great Firehouse Subs serves a variety the Foundation has awarded more Foundation’s funds for donations are crew, great mission. 14 Wednesday, April 15, 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 the Coronavirus (COVID-19), please check with Alcoholics Anonymous LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION the event and activity sponsors to make (877) 865-5890 • www.utahaa.org Tues, 12 pm • Call Shanda for location and 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am sure that the event is still taking place. Meetings are at the KKCB Club activity. Everyone welcome! (702) 480-3238 Commission Chambers Everyone’s patience is greatly appreciated (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) 68 S 100 E, Parowan. during this trying time. unless otherwise listed ROTARY CLUB Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, Noon 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (702) 865-7637 Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 Wednesd ay, April 15 Misfits • M – F, 6 pm MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION T.G.I.S.S. (Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual) Rubber Eraser Day • Sun, 11 am Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 1947c – Ja kie Robinson becomes the first My Story • Sat, 8 pm AMERICAN LEGION AUX African American player in Major League What a Way to Start the Day • Su, M, W, F, 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar City Library ENOCH CITY COUNCIL Baseball when he steps onto Ebbets Field in 7-8 am, Th 7 pm • Fellowship Building, 70 N 303 N 100 E, American Legion Conf. 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall Brooklyn to compete for the Brooklyn Dodgers. 200 W, Cedar City (behind St. Jude’s) Room • (435) 704-6654 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm Paiute Watch the powerful movie, “42” (2013) for a Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE PAROWAN CITY COUNCIL glimpse into that historical world-changing 586-1112 Ext. 307 B.A.C.A. Color Country Chapter Meeting 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall moment. (thepeoplehistory.com) Lunch Bunch • T, Th, Noon, Cedar Bowling 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 Alley, 421 E Highway 91, (435) 586-1383 City. Helpline: 435-559-4505 Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm Parowan Senior Center T hursday, April 16 685 N 300 E • (435) 477-8925 Wear Your Pajamas to Work Day Al-Anon Classes/Activities Meetings are at the KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) ADULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE unless otherwise listed Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. members, or $8 drop-in fee. Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE Pickleball Group Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. Hope for Today (Family Groups) 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, and free (outdoors) NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS endurance-building activities, relaxation www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 techniques, and health education topics. ROCK CLUB Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, AWANA BIBLE CLUB 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 unless otherwise listed W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm Preschool-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 southernutahrockclub.org Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm BOOK CLUB (Small room) 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 N 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood Women Only • Sun, 11 am 100 E. This month we will discuss “The Soul shop, 703 W 600 S. Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm of an Octopus" by Sy Montgomery TAE KWON DO CLASS The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar (877) 865-5890. CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic 1922 – Annie Oakley sets women's record Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ by breaking 100 clay targets in a row. SEX ANONYMOUS 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 mo., ages 5+, any experience level (435) (onthisday.com) Wed, 6 pm • 203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek City • (877) 865-5890 CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB Crisis Center. ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library Fri, 5:30 pm • Family Support Center of SW 303 N 100 E. TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING F riday, April 17 Utah, 535 S Main #6, Cedar City. Helpline 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library (800) 272-3900 CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 Ellis Island Family History Day Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub PARKINSON’S 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly 2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library (West & shape your future. Be the leader and Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. Room), 303 N 100 E speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm CAREGIVERS CEDAR PROFESSIONALS Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging Offices, weight without buying special foods. 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY of business people. Stimulate business WATER AEROBICS CLASS 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary for members through exchange of ideas, building, Main & 300 N, Parowan Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 information and business referrals. W., Fun, up-tempo workout to music. SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED www.cedarprofessionals.org Intensive cardio, full body muscle toning. 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library 303 COLOR COUNTRY WINDS Any fitness level. All ages. $3/class, N 100 E Wed • Come brush up on your band skills including pool admission. (435) 327-2091 NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family to share with the community. Call Debbie (no text) Thurs, 7 pm • Southwest Behavioral Health at (435) 559-9609 for time and location. WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! Center, 245 E 680 S, Cedar City Free • (435) 590-7749 or (435) 590-0880 COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS in-person motivation from members, 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. Utah Center). Paddles & balls supplied. (435) 586-6345 trained guides and wellness coaches. 1492 – Christopher Columbus signs a • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City (702) 832-0555 www.southernutahshare.com COMMUNITY MINDFULNESS contract with the Spanish monarchs to find & MEDITATIONS WELLNESS PLACE the "Indies" with the stated goal of converting Multiple sclerosis people to Catholicism. This promises him 10% 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar City Visitor’s Center Sun 4 pm • St. Jude’s Episcopal Church, 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) (581 N Main) For both caregivers and those 95 N 200 W, Cedar City • 435-590-4092. 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. of all riches found, and the governorship of any with MS. No age limit. Free guided meditations. Open to public. com/upcoming-classes lands encountered. (onthisday.com) Iron County Today life Wednesday, April 15, 2020 15 C alendar schools Sa turday, April 18 Tu esday, April 21 V irtual Kindergarten Open House Animal Crackers Day Kindergarten Day from Amy Gibson about what Montessori looks For Iron County Today like, each classroom having a teacher and an aide, and how Gateway’s teachers forged on Gateway’s main focus is to meet with our Kindergarten Enrollment a student where they are. They Event. This year looks different also did a live Q & A for parents than it has in past years. This to ask anything directly to those year our Kindergarten/1st Grade teachers. All registration is done teachers created a virtual open exclusively online. Information 33rd ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT – “Drive SUU COMMUNITY READS – “Watchers with house. We were hoping to put on how to register can be found Through Easter Treat Hand-off” SUU Alumnus Marilee Eyre” 2 PM, Facebook (TENTATIVE) – 9 AM, Cedar City Veterans Park/ Live or Zoom. Join SUU Community Education both student and parents' minds at https://gpacharter.org/index. Baseball Fields (407 W 275 N, Cedar City) for a live discussion. Join weekly virtual book at ease by allowing them to have php/info-for-parents/. Check out Admission is FREE. Because of the Governor’s discussions featuring local authors and familiar some contact with the teacher. our webpage and social media for Directive on staying home until the 13th of April personalities sharing favorite books. In the videos, teachers talked updates and more information. this event is subject to the current Covid-19 conditions in our area and conditional on any restrictions that the City/County or State might have in place on/before the 18th. Check the Wednesd ay, April 22 calendar at visitcedarcity.com for updates. The Earth Day bags are made up and are in quarantine as a safety precaution. Bags were made in very Administrative Professional’s Day clean environments with lots of love from social distancing families. Everyone involved is still in 1981 - More than $3.3 million is stolen great health and we expect the worst thing that from the First National Bank of Arizona in can happen from the treats would be a cavity. Tucson in the then largest US bank robbery in With your family’s safety our primary concern, history. The Dunbar Armored Facility robbery followed closely by our excitement to see your ($18.9 million) is the largest cash robbery in smiles, we are hopeful we can do this soon. the United States. It took place in 1997 in Los Hosted by the Alumni Chapter of Sigma Nu. The Angeles, California. (onthisday.com) Easter Bunny kicks off the event and will be available after to have your picture taken. T hursday, April 23 Su nday, April 19 Picnic Day BARD’S BIRTHDAY BASH – Get excited and Garlic Day ready to celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday 1775 – American Revolution begins in with us. You may be sheltering at home, but Lexington, Massachusetts. The "Shot that doesn’t mean that you can’t celebrate. We Heard Round the World" took place in Concord know you can’t come to the Festival right now, later that day. (onthisday.com) so we are sending the party to you! We have put together some fun activities for you and your family to do at home and share with us and with your friends on social media! Create a M onday, April 20 Bard Video. Bake Some Bard’s Cupcakes. Build W ith dedicated a Mini Globe Theatre. Perform a Renaissance teachers, not even Look Alike Day Dance. And have fun! Share them with us and the COVID-19 can stall 1611 - First known performance of your friends on social media! #utahshakes the education of our Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth at the #bardbirthdayusf. Visit www.bard.org/birthday children throughout Globe Theatre, London, recorded by Simon to download The Party Packet with all the Iron County. instructions for five fun activities! Forman. (onthisday.com) c ourtesy of gateway academy 16 Wednesday, April 15, 2020 life Iron County Today T he Flu Epidemic of 1918

grew up on stories of the flu private residences is forbidden. Third, Because Cedar City residents did Cedar City’s “Front line.” epidemic of 1918 - it is some- if you begin to display symptoms of the not have phones in the early 20th On Friday, December 6, 1918 what family folklore. My Great flu or cold you should isolate yourself century, it was not uncommon for Special Health Officer Mr. Nuttall IGrandmother, Jennie Smith Stoddard immediately. Fourth, if you are caring people to arrive on his doorstep issued the following health reminder died of the flu in October 1918. She for patients with the flu, you should during the night. Dr. Macfarlane in the local Cedar City paper, The was 26 years old. My grandmother, likewise self-isolate. Fifth, all instruc- would quickly change his shirt and Iron County Today, Ruth (nine months old) lay next to tions given by the Health Officers to be out the door to see to the bedrid- her mother in the bassinet when symptomatic patients should den patients. To date, the influenza has been six Jennie took her last breath. Jennie’s be adhered to immediately. Not only was Dr. times as deadly for the people of the husband (my great grandfather) Failure to comply to any Macfarlane the only Cedar City as has been the war. Parents Edwin unknowingly infected Jennie of these points would result in physician in the commu- who wept when their sons left for battle on one of his return visits home - he misdemeanor charges given to nity, but he was also the should remember that their young was a baggage man on the railway. negligent persons punishable City Health Officer. As the people at home who are disregarding He returned on a stretcher to bury by a hefty fine, imprisonment Health Officer, Macfarlane quarantine rules are taking a far more Jennie on a cold Cache County day - or both. enforced the quarantine deadly chance and it is true that parents, now a widower and a father of two. by making sure all public themselves, as well as the young people, This is the last letter Jennie wrote This proclamation facilities were closed are disregarding the regulations…do not to Edwin - she died nine days later. although issued 102 years as well as the BAC. Dr. go into town more than is necessary and ago sounds hauntingly A myanne Macfarlane also stationed when you do, wear a mask, as it should Mr. E.C. Stoddard familiar. While the term Rigby officers at the entrances be worn, all the time. It is cowardly as C/O Columbia Hospital “social distancing” had Contributor of the city to eliminate well as dangerous to put your mask up Butte, Montana not yet been coined, it travelers from entering only when you see an officer… Salt Lake City, Utah pretty much sums up the basis of the town. Under Dr. Macfarlane’s the proclamation. Fast Forward 100 orders, the BAC was turned into the If Dr. MacFarlane, Mayor Corry, October 13, 1918 years and Cedar City once again “sick wing” to the already over- and Officer Nuttall were roaming faces a global pandemic - The flowing hospital. It was at the BAC the streets of the Cedar City What My Dear Bug, Coronavirus. that those patients inflicted with would they have to say? Will our The global flu of 1918 to 1920 the flu were nursed back to help by children remember about 2020 - the No one can tell how I felt when I heard ebbed and flowed with the disaster members of Cedar City’s Central year their lives stopped for the you were ill. I would give anything killing nearly 50 million people Committee. Dr. MacFarlane was Coronavirus? if you were here and I could care for (more than those killed by WWI) - you. Oh, Bug! Why did you go? I’m just many who were in their 20’s - the heart sick. Ever since you left, I’ve been prime of their lives. so depressed and felt as if something Our little town of Cedar City did would happen. If you were only home… not go unscathed. The flu arrived in Iron County via the great steam With bushels of Love and Kisses From horse of the 20th century. Cedar City Babes and myself, residents just having returned from the fall conference of the Church of Jen Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the State Fair brought with them the Jennie never lived to grow old. deadly flu. The flu would lay siege We find ourselves a century later to this small community for more facing a pandemic that has many than a decade. The first to fall victim parallels to the Flu epidemic of 1918. in Iron County to the flu was Flora Our science, technology, and knowl- Mitchell Bergstrom of Parowan. Two edge have advanced greatly over students of the Branch Agricultural the past century, but here we are College also fell ill and became again “social distancing” and wearing victims to the dreaded plague - Vera masks. Adams and Hazel Flanigan. Both On November 15, 1918 the Mayor Adams and Flanigan were in their of Cedar City, Elias M. Corry, issued a early twenties. proclamation in hopes of eradicating While the Flu epidemic of 1918- the Flu in Cedar City. Corry hoped 1920 hit those in their twenties the the proclamation would encourage hardest, the present raging pandemic Cedar City’s citizens to adopt more targets those with existing health stringent measures to combat the flu. conditions and those over 60. The following is a brief summary The treatment for the flu of 1918 of Corry’s 1918 proclamation: was bed rest and isolation. Rest insured that the patient would be First, persons frequenting stores, strong enough to fight the dreaded banks, hotels, restaurants, and barber- sickness and isolation was to prevent shops should wear a mask - of no less the spread of infection. than four “thicknesses of thin cloth.” Dr. Menzies J. Macfarlane was Second, gathering on the streets or in the only doctor in Cedar City in 1918. Iron County Today life Wednesday, April 15, 2020 17 1-800-Hows-My-Living b usiness

’m sure you’ve seen the semi-trucks and delivery vans with the bright bumper stickers that read: “How’s My Driving?” Maybe you’ve called one of those numbers? C ompeting locally in the digital age IYou may have spoken with a representative at a company like www.1800howsmydriving.com or www.safetyalert.com, which are dedicated to helping keep drivers accountable Building Main Street, not Wall Street for, and also hopefully improve, any poor driving habits. While, most of those concerned calls are probably about witnessing poor driving than good driving, this system can eepak Chopra once said, “All great ences will equate to return visits from locals help create a company image of safety, trustworthiness, and changes are preceded by chaos.” Our and will provide great word of mouth from success. Off the record, how is your driving? More impor- businesses are certainly in a C19 world tourists and/or visitors. In addition to over- tantly, during this time of crisis, how’s your living? Ddominated by chaos. I can’t help but think we the-top customer service, make sure the In life, it seems we rarely complement others, including are also on the precipice of great and unprec- inside of the business is warm and inviting. ourselves, for their good driving, or good deeds. Yet, we edented change. Are shoppers able to easily find what they have no qualms about quarrelling over bad driving, or bad Before we get into a few “must do” digital might be looking for? Make sure it is easy deeds. What if there were companies that catered more to items, let me stress a most critical single to get around the store; cluttered aisles are caring deeds, than chaotic, or contentious ones? Companies element. Now is the time for local businesses one of the biggest detriments to pleasant concerned more about our ability to make correct choices to build and/or upgrade your website without shopping experiences. Remember, uniqueness and create characters of integrity and productivity. What hesitation. Many businesses have been forced to provides ambiance that attracts as well. shut their doors for a month, maybe more. Don’t Fifth, always be looking for ways to commu- let precious time go to waste. View this time as nicate beyond your customer’s visit. You should a gift, be pro-active, and seize this opportunity. always have in-store promotions, drawings, First, get your PPP application submitted. Next, contests, raffles, and games. You will be amazed here are some simple things local businesses how many people will drop their business card t he Rut can do to seize this opportunity and become into a box for a chance of winning something, more relevant once normalcy resumes. regardless of how small a winning gift or prize less traveled First, even in today’s C19 world, may be. If you are a food estab- don’t fall for the hype that everything lishment, always have a method to by Corey Baumgartner is being done online. Before C19 entice customers back. It’s amazing I ron County Today hit, over 90% of retail was still how easy and effective a simple transacted within the walls of retail punch card can be at drawing diners establishments. Once things nor- to return over and over again. if there were bumper stickers on our vehicles with our malize, you can expect comparable Always think ‘multiple visits.’ personal phone numbers on them so people could report shopping patterns will slowly return Very few businesses survive with our good deeds, not our mistakes? Would there be enough as people seek interaction. That their customers only visiting their phone-reps to handle all the calls? said, don’t get comfortable because location once. The most successful My point is that we don’t need to call or hire a company there is still a significant shift afoot businesses always rely upon their to help us tell someone that we appreciate them. Well, towards digital purchases and the customers frequently returning. unless it’s a flower company. That’s my point. Some people current chaos has added to that. Be John A. Newby Those types of customers ultimately have no problem with road rage, or cursive sign-language aware of the patterns in your area columnist determine whether a business has when someone cuts them off in traffic, but do they and alter your course as needed to the sustainability needed to survive acknowledge the people in their lives they truly care about? assure better store traffic and results. over the long haul. While the media world offers It may seem a little far-fetched, but there are some aspects Secondly, you must assure consumers can multiple options, use it to your advantage when of this analogy which we can incorporate into our daily lives. find you both physically and digitally. Make possible. Work with your local media company Here’s another important component of this rutty sure you are active on social media and that offering many proven communication tools. reminder. It’s not about wishing we could avenge, get everyone knows your operating hours. Check I would start with e-mail marketing revenge, or report every misdeed of our fellow humans. to see how your listing shows on Google Maps. because that is the venue where the open and It’s about remembering to look for and focus on the good When people drive or walk by, it is imperative response rates are great. I would also utilize things and the good people. Winston Churchill quipped your windows and facade are inviting. The front Facebook as you have large communities that, “You will never reach your destination if you stop of your store are the eyes into the soul of your of people who reside in your target area. and throw stones at every dog that barks.” I would add business; be sure it is attractive. How does your Lastly, most media companies have awesome that you cannot complain about every car that drives or store show up in the digital search word world? tools such as contests, surveys, promotional parks poorly either. Unfortunately, there will always be Google a few of your key products or services software for you to utilize. There is no simple people who swerve, swear, and sweat the small stuff. You and see where your business shows up or how solution or one size fits all. Being aggressive don’t have to be one of them. far down the list you must scroll to find them. when promoting or marketing your business I hope we will each take time this week, and beyond, Thirdly, when you are online, be consistent is a must. The passive will die. to make the phone call, send the e-mail, text, greeting and respond to e-mails and social media card, etc., and let someone in your life know how much contacts quickly. Once you have your social you appreciate their living. Yes, just like reporting a bad media presence, it only takes seconds to John A. Newby, author of the "Building Main Street, Not driver, you can remain anonymous in reporting good check it. So, be sure and check it several Wall Street " column and Facebook group dedicated people. I hope you’ll try it. I dare you to tell someone how times each day. While we are discussing to helping communities and media companies they’ve made a difference in your life. Better yet, I dare online, to avoid stagnation, be sure to rotate work together allowing both to not just survive, you to find a way to make a real difference in someone pictures as often as you can – after all, but thrive in a world where truly-local is lost to else’s life this week. And we’d love to hear about it, pictures are worth a thousand words. Amazon, Wall Street chains and others. His email at: [email protected]. We’ll even help you deliver Fourth, and maybe the most important, HYPERLINK "mailto:[email protected]" the message if we can. Go make that call! is customer service. Good customer experi- [email protected]. 18 Wednesday, April 15, 2020 life Iron County Today faith S hoes of Peace (Armor 4) The power of prayer

Ephesians 6:10-18 and fasting

by Edy Meredith God? Is it just repetitive refraining hen we think of the and safely. For Iron County Today from meals, even perhaps on a Armor of God, what do That’s why having our “feet fitted routine basis? No, Jesus called out the we usually see first? The with the readiness that comes from ut know this, that in the frequent fasting of the Pharisees to Wmighty sword and shield? The the gospel of peace” is so crucial in last days perilous times be hypocritical. Fasting accompanied heroic looking helmet and breast- today’s world. What a blessing it is will come: For men will be with prayer which God approves is the plate? They are very visible and to have peace in the midst of trouble, lovers“B of themselves…having a form result of lamentation, sorrow, anxiety powerful parts of the armor, but especially as we continue to endure of godliness but denying its power. of heart, and repentance with the what about the feet? Many pictures and prepare for floods, famine, And from such people turn away! (2 knowledge that only God can make of the armor of God refer to the earthquakes and pandemics. We Timothy 3:3-5) the needed changes in the hearts and armor on the feet as the shoes or need peace more than ever in our In difficult and perilous times minds of humans and calm disturbed sandals of peace. But they are more lives and we can receive the peace throughout human history, as societies natural occurrences like germs, fire, than mere sandals, loafers or flip- that directs and protects from our have gone through scourges and flood, weather, volcanic eruptions, flops. They offer both protection Savior who said, “My peace I give not perils; men, women, even children and earthquakes, even the very small and comfort to our have turned away from their cultures biologically caused plagues to the large feet and our hearts and turned inward, self-isolating meteorological events—all of which on every battlefield. themselves. Facing only themselves have violently disturbed the entire Do we recognize and perhaps their families, they have world we live in today. Prayer and and realize the God's realized that they need fasting must be the first importance of having more; that they need Fasting actions we take as God our feet protected? to move closer to their inspires us. If you were in a Porch Creator God, the God has been In sorrow and battle, would you who knows the begin- lamentation, we must by Corey Baumgartner want to fight without ning and the end of all. personal encounter our sins per- footwear? I ron County Today The scriptures “ sonally and culturally Throughout speak of many people when and repent of how and history, there have who fasted including individuals where we have elevated been a vast variety of If you were in Jonah, Moses, Samson, the trivial into the focus shoe designs. While Samuel, Hannah, Saul, feel strongly of our lives. Where, the focus has shifted a battle, would Jonathan, David, Elijah, how, and what have from the function Jehoshaphat, Ezra, drawn to we spent most of our of protection—like you want to fight Nehemiah, Esther, call upon lives doing? Have we a knight’s sabaton, “ Daniel, John the Baptist, elevated ourselves, our or a Roman soldier’s without footwear? Anna, the prophets and God for families, money, sports, caligae—to more of a teachers at Antioch, religious activities, or fashion statement, footwear is still you…” (John 14:27). and also the apostle help in any other interests a necessary accessory in anyone’s Thus, the Shoes of Peace allow Paul and Barnabas. above our relationship wardrobe. the wearer to walk more securely Most significantly, the times of with God and His What kind of shoes are in your and confidently through a world Lord Jesus fasted for need. Messiah? Have we spent warrior’s wardrobe? What kind of wickedness. Yes, we must face 40 days and 40 nights much time doing good of shoes did you put on today? It trials and turmoil, but not alone. we are told in chapter 4 of Matthew. and in the process forgotten for and probably depends on where you That’s why we have been given the So, some very important and spiritual through Whom all good is done? work, right? In most jobs, shoes Armor of God and why we must put people have fasted and prayed. Jesus says in Matthew 11:28-30: are a critical component to the it on and keep it on. We also need In more modern days, the Wesleys, “Come unto Me all ye that labor and worker’s safety and success on the to invite God’s peace to guide and Whitfields and Calvins, Luther with are heavy laden, and I will give you job. How the shoe functions is as guard our hearts and lives from his followers, and others also fasted. rest. Take my yoke upon you and important as how it fits. There are the anxieties that surround us. The only compulsory public fast ever learn of me; for I am meek and lowly many different styles and strengths (Philippians 4:6-7). commanded in the Bible was a cor- in heart, and ye shall find rest unto of shoes to protect our precious No matter our daily interactions porate fast for the Day of Atonement your souls. For my yoke is easy and my extremities from life’s extreme or transactions, peace also gives in Old Testament times. Even then burden is light.” conditions during all types of work. our hearts, minds and bodies and since, fasting has been personal We are all given the opportunity to From construction, competition the traction needed to continue when individuals feel strongly drawn humbly call upon God and His Messiah, and climbing, to watersports and forward and not slip and fall into to call upon God for help in times of to rearrange the priorities of our lives, worship. Many shoes are also the abyss of depression, anger, or need. In Matthew chapter 6, verse 16, and He will provide for us and our designed for comfort and can be fear (Psalm 119:165). Then, we can Jesus says, “When you fast……” which families as we all through faith call worn for longer periods of time. go confidently onto any battlefield assumes that the followers of Jesus upon the Lord with all of our hearts, Whatever terrain you must traverse in life and be victorious through our will fast, and it will be a priority for minds, and souls. Shalom. May you live in your daily life, the proper shoes Prince of Peace. them, not a maybe. in His peace, and may your name be will help you do so more securely Put on the Shoes of Peace. So, what is acceptable fasting to added to the Book of Life. Iron County Today life Wednesday, April 15, 2020 19 Business Staying positive 'ReStore' arrives in Cedar during COVID by Richard Crommie by Tom Watson For Iron County Today I ron County Today he counter tops are wiped clean and You may have noticed in the Lin’s Shopping our hands are washed and we’re Center, just a little down and on the left a new maintaining social distancing while store, or should I say, ReStore. shoppingT to stock our pantry. Never before For those of you who may have never heard has a virus been so politicized and yet so little of the ReStore, it is one of the many ways the is known about it. Looking back into history, ministry called Habitat for Humanity raises funds we can predict the social ramifications that to help the main organization. Unfortunately, the comes with something like this. With most ReStore is currently closed, due to the quarantine, crisis there are lasting social adverse effects and for right now we are not able to go there to do for generations. shopping for some pretty good deals. During the great depression of the 1930’s, However, when it opens its door again, they most people were poor, and many of whom have almost everything you might need for home did not have a job or at least they were poorly repairs or other building items you may need paid. Items like clothing, shoes, metals, and including, doors, windows, used furniture, all in glass were hard to come by. Innately, people great shape. Often the ReStore has tools as well. who lived through that period and made it out The inventory ranges from flooring still in the became what we would call today a hoarder. packages, stair hand rails and ornamentals to T he ReStore has That’s why some of your grandparents and newel posts to balusters. All of which that almost everything even parents would save almost anything has been donated from various companies you might need that looks like trash to us, but to them it was and builders. Sometimes you can even find for home repairs or reusable. power tools in good shape with a consider- other building items including, tools and Today we face a different obstacle, a able amount of life left in them. assorted construction microscopic microbe that latches on to a Donations are the life blood of the ReStore. materials. person and could change your life for the If you have items or building supplies that worst. We are advised to wash our hands, you no longer need or can use, bring them to the tom watson wear gloves, masks, and stay a minimum of Restore. They are tax deductible, and are most and no pressboard furniture. If you have questions six feet away from one another. All of this is welcome. There are, however, items that they about what you would like to donate give them a good advice but when the virus is no longer cannot take. Here is a short list of the items. Used call at (435)862-0577 or 435- 263 0982. Donations a threat will we once again shake hands and paint (considered hazardous material). You can can be delivered to the store at 124 N. Main St pack ourselves into movie theaters? bring it to a recycle center. No used mattresses or Cedar City but please contact them first. You can The generation of the great depression box springs. Round toilets, No CRT televisions (the also email them at [email protected], hoarded whatever they could out of fear of old box type), non-working appliances, used blinds, or [email protected]. In some cases, not being able to get it again. Germs, viruses, they will even come get your donation if you are and other illnesses have always been around, not able to bring it yourself. but will the current state of things scare People In times of economic hardship house owner- our generations out of social gatherings and ship can be difficult for families. The ecumenical much needed human to human contact? One housing ministry Habitat for Humanity helps by can only hope not. stepping in and providing safe, decent, and afford- A generation of germaphobes is being th able housing for qualified low-income families of created right in front of our eyes due to the 90 birthday Southwest Utah, now including Iron County. The constant bombardment of negative media Maridon Smith commitment of Habitat is nationwide and has, attention the COVID-19 is getting. Antisocial just in Southwest Utah, helped in providing 23 behavior is not the natural way of the human Nielsen homes built. Thereby providing a roof over the race; conversations, smiles, and gatherings are Maridon Smith Nielsen heads of approximately 165 people. Habitat has how we thrive as a species. Undoubtably there will celebrate her 90th birthday on April 21, 2020. also helped in the repair of 150 homes, with the will be some social ramifications to this event She was born in Cedar help, knowledge, and knowhow of some 57,000 but when this all blows over let’s try to leave City, UT to Gordon and LaPreal Corry Smith. She had volunteers. the fear of one another behind us. one younger brother, Collin. She graduated from Cedar Volunteers are the heart of Habitat for High School and attended Utah State University and Take this time to focus on the good, read Branch Agricultural College. She was sealed to Lynn Humanity of Southwest Utah. Thousands of a book, learn to cook a new meal, but don’t (Lindy) Nielsen in May 1955. Together they raised four volunteers lend a hand to build and rehabilitate focus on the negativity. We do not want to children: Barry, Shauna, Jilynn and Corry. She is the homes with them each year. The American dream live the rest of our lives in fear of catching a proud grandmother of four beautiful granddaughters. An accomplished violinist, she participated in school for families across Utah is one of owning their virus, and we don’t want to pass down to our and community orchestras. She has acted as a volun- home and feeling the security of knowing that kids that distancing one another from each teer for the Shakespearean Festival for many seasons theirs is bought and paid for with hard work other is the right thing to do. When school and is a lifelong patron of the arts. She is an active and love in each house that’s been built. Habitat member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day is back in session and the restaurants are Saints and has served in a variety of capacities over for Humanity of Southwest Utah is devoted to reopened let’s gather like we used to. Let’s not the years. She currently serves in the temple, and as helping Utah and is dedicated to helping low become a society of hermits living in fear, stay music director in her ward. She loves and lives the income families feel the dignity and pride of home Gospel of Jesus Christ. Her family hopes to honor her positive, stay strong, and stay healthy. We will with an open house at a later time. ownership. overcome this like we always do. 20 Wednesday, April 15, 2020 life Iron County Today o bituaries

Carola Carter Stephenson Gabrielle Roelofs-De Souza Theodore (Ted) William Stallman

Carola Carter Stephenson, 76, passed Jan. 9, 1934 - April 8, 2020 Leaving a sickly body behind, Theodore (Ted) William away on Wednesday April 1, 2020 in Las Gabrielle (Gail) Roelofs-De Stallman returned to his Heavenly Father on April Vegas, NV surrounded by her loving Souza was born in Djakarta, 1, 2020. His passing was at home in New Harmony, family. Indonesia on January 9th, 1934. Utah where he and his wife, Emily Gwen (Brinkerhoff) She was born on November 5, 1943 to She was the only child of Jan and Stallman have resided for the last 11 1/2 years. Royden V & Norma (Burr) Carter in Provo, Josephine Geschiere-De Souza. Ted was born November 4, 1938 in Mt. Union, Utah. She was raised in Utah & Idaho & After WWII, the family returned Pennsylvania to Theodore Roosevelt and Helen Alberta graduated from Cedar City High School. to the Netherlands. Gail received (Bowman) Stallman. He was raised by a loving foster Carola married Samuel Bell Jones her education in Holland and family on the Shue farm in Mt. Union where he grad- on September 2, 1962 and they had 3 served 2 years in the Dutch Royal uated from high school and then enlisted in the Navy. children, Samuel Deor Jones (deceased Air Force as a radar operator. She He proudly served his country for 5 years as an Aviation at birth), Neshia Kae Jones and Devin met her husband, Hans, in Holland Boatswain Mate (ABH), launching and recovering Naval Carter Jones. They divorced in 1977. and they got married in 1959. That aircraft from aboard an aircraft carrier. “Top Gun” had She married John Edward Stephenson on December 26, 1977. same year they immigrated to the U.S. sponsored by the nothing on Ted! This and other jobs while serving, he did willing and honorably. Carola was a loving & caring wife, mother, grandmother and great Christian Reformed Church in Salt Lake City, Utah. He was honorably discharged from active duty, with a “Good Conduct Medal” grandmother. She will be missed by all who knew and loved her. In 1996, she retired from the Utah State Board of from the Department of Navy U.S.N.A.F. China Lake, California Facility. Years later Her grandchildren were the center of her world. Her talents Education after 12 1/2 years. She and her husband (of 54 he enlisted in the reserves and served 2 more years with the Department of Navy, were endless which included quilting, tole painting, home décor years) then settled in Cedar City, Utah where they became Helicopter Squadron NINE, H-3A Helicopter Plane Captain Trainee/Door Gunner, and Christmas decor. She was a member of the Church of Jesus members of the Community Presbyterian Church. She is Seal Team Ops Rescue. Christ of Latter-day Saints. Carola served in many positions in survived by her 3 children: Brenda, Timothy, and Naomi; and 6 Ted proceeded with life at various places of residency until he found his way Primary, Young Womens, and Relief Society. grandchildren: Mara, Karina, Brielle, Jairen, Baylee, and Adam. to Las Vegas, Nevada where he worked for Valley Uniform as a Route Salesman. She is survived by her husband and love of her life John There will be no memorial service at this time but Gail’s Here he met and married Emily on August 11, 1984. Not long after saying “I Do” E. Stephenson, her children Neshia (Jeff) Tobler of Las Vegas, and Han’s ashes will be combined and buried at Lakeview they moved to Bicknell, Utah where they ran the Aquarius Restaurant and Motel NV, Devin (Michelle) Jones of Las Vegas, NV, Robert (Dawn) Cemetery in Bountiful, Utah, next to her mother. for 13 years. Ted’s love of planes, held over from his military youth, prompted him Stephenson of Molokai, Hawaii, Michael (Heidi) Stephenson of Condolences may be shared at www.lindquistmortuary.com. to construct model planes to hang from the ceiling of the Restaurant. This and Cedar City, UT, her sister Dorise (Don) LaVange of Pleasant Grove, the many license plates collected from across the U.S., and his harmonica brought UT, 12 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren and many nieces, & many repeat visits from faithful customers. Dishes, the peeling of potatoes and nephews. all other kitchen chores waited while he entertained with his harmonica. Playing Donations can be made in Carola’s name through https://www. Robert Bettis Knoche “Happy Birthday,” served with a piece of pie, was a favorite pastime of his for keepmemoryalive.org. Carola was laid to rest on Thursday April 9th, those celebrating their special day. His music came from the heart, not pages 2020, at the Cedar City, Utah Cemetery. Robert Bettis Knoche passed filled with notes. Playing requests was not a problem, but he had his special ones. away peacefully at home at the He loved to play “We Thank Thee Oh God for a Prophet” when he returned to his age of 83 with his wife at his Sunday Sacrament meetings in his later life. He was a convert to the Church of side. He was born at home to his Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, attended his meetings as long as his health Jack Arthur Bishop, Sr. parent’s Robert M. Knoche and permitted, and always picked up his elderly friend who could no longer drive. Ruth E Knoche (Bettis). He was While living in Bicknell he belonged to the Wayne County Sheriff’s Jeep Posse, Jack Arthur Bishop, Sr., age 93, the oldest of four children with High Mt. Rendezvous, Wayne County Travel Council, Wayne County Drum & Bugle graduated from this life on April 4, 2020 his brother Herman Gale Knoche Corp, and the American Legion of which he maintained his membership in Cedar in Cedar City, Utah. He was born on and two sister’s Betty Ann and City, Utah. When you heard the sound of a distant drum at the Wayne County Fair July 15, 1926 in Los Angeles, California Judy Kay. parade, you knew Ted would be leading the way down Main Street in Loa, Utah. to Thelma Mae Donnelson and Roy Robert was always hard He was at his finest in his white Navy uniform with Old Glory waving proudly Franklin Oaks, and raised by Thelma and working and busy doing something behind him. He was a born entertainer! Matthew A. Bishop. throughout his life. From raising Ted loved history, reading and picking up rocks. He was very creative and In 1944, at the age of 17, Jack enlisted beagle dogs, to being in 4-H while in High School raising shared his creations freely. The only rock he could not create with was one the in the United States Navy, serving his and showing Hereford cattle and Quarter horses, one of Mexican Customs took from him as he was going back to the Cruise Ship in country during WWII. After his service, which won Best in Show for the American Royal. He also won Puerto Vallarta. He was not happy! he worked as a carpenter. He was an awards for his gingerbread making and won best Dressed Ted is survived by his wife, Emily; sister, Sandra (Wilmer) Irwin of Orbisonia, active member of The Church of Jesus for Leavenworth County. While in School he was in band Pennsylvania; children from a previous marriage: daughter, Kellie Marie (Jim) Miller Christ of Latter-day Saints, and also playing the cornet. He loved to dance, while he was doing all of Stoystown, Pennsylvania; son, Todd W. Stallman of Atlanta, Georgia; son, Travis the Cedar City Masons. He received of those things he also worked on their dairy farm and grew W. Stallman of Altoona, Pennsylvania; granddaughter, Brittany (Jason) Falchek and the Quilt of Honor July 2019. Jack and crops with his brother and father. great granddaughter, Lexi Marie Falchek of Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. His Father and Irene enjoyed dancing with the “Hey Robert met and married his wife of 38 years Victoria, in “Mamie”-in-law, Emil and Lois Brinkerhoff of Bicknell, Utah; brothers-in-law: Correy Cedars” for several years. He and Bonnie Las Vegas, Nevada where they blended their two families (Nancy) Brinkerhoff of Las Vegas Nevada; Chris (Anna) Watson of Overton, Nevada; also enjoyed dancing. Jack liked to go together resulting in 11 children 39 grandchildren 32 great Kirk (Trudy) Brinkerhoff of Sandy, Utah; sister-in-law, Sheri (Grey) Wolfe of Las hunting and fishing, as well as flying grandchildren with one more on the way and 5 great Vegas, Nevada; and many nieces, nephews, family and friends. model airplanes, jeep and boat racing great-grandchildren. Ted is preceded in death by his parents; sister, Bonnie Stallman of Allentown, and cruising. He had many adventures! His wonderful laugh and great Pennsylvania; brother, Eddy Stallman of New York; sister-in-law, Rhonda Brinkerhoff Jack was married four times; to sense of humor which will be missed by all. He enjoyed of Las Vegas, Nevada; and sister-in-law, Angela Brinkerhoff of Sandy, Utah. Charmaine Berry, then Mardell, Irene being outdoors tinkering around the yard, caring for livestock Ted’s wish of cremation will be honored, and his graveside service with military Goodwin, and finally Bonnie Mae or even just visiting over the fence with the neighbors. He honors will be held at the Bicknell Cemetery in Wayne County, Utah on July 18, Duncan whom he married in 2015. always loved sharing what Garfield the Cat was up to that 2020 (tentative date) at 11:00 am. Jack is survived by his loving wife, week. When he needed some peace and quiet, he could be Ted, we will listen for the roll of your drum in the thunder and the melody of your Bonnie Mae Bishop of Cedar City, Utah; found out in his shop. He excelled at any job he had from harmonica on the summer breeze. Until we meet again, “Rest in Peace.” his daughter, Sandra Lee (John) Scarcello of Spokane, Washington; owning and operating his own truck driving and welding Online condolences can be sent to his memorial page at www.affordablefuner- Sister Lee Withers, Brother Charles (Irene) Bishop); and 7 bonus companies or being an Iron County Assessor in Utah. He loved alservices.com children, Dianne (Garth) Bryant - Cedar City, Robert (Marsha) and was closest to his brother Gale and enjoyed their weekly Goodwin - New Harmony, Jill (Terry) Smith - Cedar City, Ed (Shelly) phone conversations. He deeply missed his brother when he Goodwin - Cedar City, Betsy (Scott) Woolsey - St. George, Michelle passed on. (Jon) Gates - Ivins, along with numerous grandchildren and Robert is survived by his wife Victoria Knoche (Butcher) Michael Peter Dwyer great-grandchildren. and their blended children Kim (Lori) NV, Steven (Cheryl) UT, He was preceded in death by his parents, his son, Jack Arthur Brad (Barbra) NE, Randy, NV, Brenda (Stephen) MO, Susan April 29, 1943–April 11, 2020. Bishop Jr., his sister Mary Lou Withers, and a son by another (Paul) AZ, Ronald, UT, Barbra (Russ) SC, Jolyn (Randy) UT, There are always new places to go fishing. I’m off to father, Gordon Goodwin. Bonnie, MO. His two sisters Betty Ann, NV, and Judy (Butch) find my new fishing places and new horizons. Jack was always a pleasure to be around - with a contagious MO, many nieces, nephews, cousins, grandchildren, great A husband, father, brother and a hell of a good friend. positive attitude and happy outlook on life, he could always bring grandchildren and great great-grandchildren. He leaves a wife, Linda of 50 years. Three children, a smile to the faces of those around him. I’m sure that even now, He was preceded in death by his parents. His in-laws Harold Debbie [Brian], David [Carolina] & Donald [Kim] and Papa as people greet him in heaven – asking how’s he doing up there, and Duphane Butcher, His brother Herman Gale Knoche, two Bear to 5 grandchildren Delilah, Kylan, Taryn Nathan & his standard response is still a pleasant- “Okay, Fine.” Cause that’s grandsons Nathan LeFevre and Matt Montgomery and great Nora. We are the lucky ones to have picked Cedar City to just how he typically was - doing well, twice as much. nephew Kevin Swope. retire in. We are blessed to have so many great friends The family would like to give special thanks to the staff at Graveside services were held on Friday, April 10, 2020 here. It was one of the best decisions I ever made. The Brookdale Cedar City, and Applegate Hospice for the love and care at 1 pm in the Cedar City Cemetery under the direction of beginning of a new life and a new adventure. they gave Jack. Interment was at Cedar City Cemetery under the Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent at Due to Covid-19 virus there will not be a church direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. www.sumortuary.com. service. Wednesday, April 15, 2020 21 Scores & Recaps from Iron County Competition S ports Benas g l S ign Sims to one-year contract

by Bryson Lester He has played in 56 career SUU ATHLetiCS STRATEGIC COMM. games (11 starts), and has 115 tackles, eight PDs, two INTs CINCINNATI — Former and one FF. Thunderbird defensive back He originally was a Titans LeShaun Sims has agreed to fifth-round pick (157th a one-year contract with the overall) out of Southern Utah Cincinnati Bengals, furthering in 2016. his career in the National Football League. A fifth-year player in Keep tabs on the Thunderbirds all year 2020, Sims spent his first four by following @SUUFB on Twitter and seasons with the Tennessee Instagram and by liking the Southern Titans. Utah Football page on Facebook. c ourtesy of suu A s the days move on, our goodness shines, too

t seems hard to believe, but we’ve crossed a how head coach Mike McAndrews was able to pull full month since the COVID-19 virus brought the moment off with the help of a text message to our world to its collective knees. It hasn’t been Winston’s high school coach, Pat Donnelly. Ieasy for any of us. “I know I am swinging for the fences here,” Online distance learning is necessary now in random McAndrews said. “What are the odds, do you think, order to complete the school year. Families are of Cassius dropping in?” grateful for the additional time spent together at t houghts About a half-hour before the banquet began, home – maybe not so much the siblings – and we McAndrews got word that Winston was in. The can still have food from our local restaurants even by Tom Zulewski surprise was set and a great memory ended up if we can’t go inside them to eat. Sports Writer being made, especially for the seniors. Cabin fever brought on by this pandemic The other story from the same website that has led to a spike in emotions. I’ve felt the mood When sports were canceled across the country, hit my heart strings involved a man named Robert swing a little more than I want, but it helps to one area high school’s basketball team that had its Lucas, who started wearing different costumes while stay away from things like social media when the playoff run stopped short received a gift no one saw walking his dog through his neighborhood in the news – and the opinions that come with it – as a coming, courtesy of a player who lost his own shot at suburb of Troy, some complete with full makeup. necessary mental break. an NCAA Tournament run due to the pandemic. Pictures of Lucas were shared by residents of the After all, other than the ongoing postponements Cardinal Mooney High of Marine City – a subdivision’s Facebook page, and it’s brought a lot of and cancellations, anything said about a return to town about an hour north of Detroit – held happiness to all at a time when it’s most appreciated. whatever is passing for “normal” at this moment is its season-ending team banquet via the Zoom Lucas said that he has “about 25 costumes” at 100 percent speculation and nothing more. conferencing service. As the time together wound home right now, but may have to get more creative While I was searching for anything that resem- down, the players – including nine seniors – got as Michigan’s stay-at-home order continues. bled good news, I found two stories from Detroit a surprise visit from Michigan State guard Cassius As long as it brings joy, it’s certainly worth the that brought tears to my eyes once they sunk in. I Winston, who took some questions from the effort. We all can use some right about now. grew up in the area and the state of Michigan has group and shared words of advice. been hit hard by COVID-19. The story from clickondetroit.com described see goodness » 22 22 Wednesday, April 15, 2020 sports Iron County Today goodness T om's Sports Trivia challenge « Continued from page 21

For Week 3 of our public service, this set of questions deals with golf’s four major championships. See how well you fare with these. » Additional news on *Last week’s answers are included at the end. the cancellation front: Little League has “strongly advised all of its local First up, the Masters… only finisher under par. Which course Last week’s answers programs” to suspend all hosted that year’s tournament? season activities through How old was Tiger Woods when he won 1. A. Pebble Beach 1. C: Rafael Nadal. May 11. Both Cedar National his first Masters green jacket in 1997? B. Oakland Hills The Spaniard won four times last and Cedar American A. 21 years old C. Pinehurst decade and is the defending champion. have followed the B. 22 years old D. Oakmont recommendation. C. 23 years old 2. B: Serena Williams. “The parents have D. 24 years old 8. At the 2012 U.S. Open, the trophy She won three in a row from 2012 paid the fees. We have presentation was briefly disrupted by through 2014, but has lost in the finals the players, but haven’t 2. Jack Nicklaus won his 18th and last a man in a bird costume. Who was in each of the last two years. even done a draft,” Cedar major title at the 1986 Masters. How that year’s winner (who said “Enjoy American league president old was he? the jail cell, pal” as the man was led 3. C: Five times. Steve Barker said. away by security)? The women have had three finals While everyone waits A. 42 years old played to the limit (2012, 2013, 2016) for a season to start, Little A. Justin Rose B. 44 years old and the men have played two (2012, League said on its website B. Dustin Johnson C. 46 years old 2019) that no decisions have D. 48 years old C. Webb Simpson been made regarding D. Jordan Spieth 4. D: Dario Franchitti. potential delays in the start 3. Of the five times Woods has won the Franchitti drank the winner’s milk of any individual seasons, Who won the 2014 U.S. Open, the Masters, he had to face a playoff only 9.  in Victory Lane at Indianapolis twice regional tournaments or most recent foreign winner of the once, in 2005. Who did he beat on the (2010, 2012) the World Series. first extra hole? championship? It’s all about taking A. Phil Mickelson A. Martin Kaymer 5. A: Simon Pagenaud. things one day at a time for B. Retief Goosen B. Graeme McDowell The Frenchman won the 2019 Indy the foreseeable future. C. Mike Weir C. Geoff Ogilvy 500 from the pole, the first since As things stand on the D. Chris DiMarco D. Michael Campbell Helio Castroneves, who did it 10 years national golf front, only the earlier. Open championship has officially been cancelled for And finally, the (British) Open Next up, the PGA Championship… C: Alexander Rossi. the first time since World Championship… 6. The American won the 2016 race as a War II. The three majors 4. After Tiger Woods won the PGA in contested in the U.S. – the In the 1999 championship at rookie after starting 11th. 2006 and 2007, it took 11 years for 10. Masters, U.S. Open and PGA Carnoustie, Jean Van de Velde lost a someone else to repeat. Who is the 7. D: New York Mets. Championship – have all three-shot lead on the 72nd hole and current two-time defending PGA The Royals won that series, 4-1. been pushed back to later lost in a three-man playoff to even- champion? in the year. tual winner Paul Lawrie of Scotland. 8. A: Cleveland Indians. In order of appearance: A. Jason Day Who was the American involved as The Indians won their last World The PGA Championship B. Brooks Koepka the third playoff participant? C. Rory McIlroy Series in 1948. from TPC Harding Park in D. Justin Thomas A. Justin Leonard San Francisco will try to B. Davis Love III 9. B: 5. play Aug. 6, followed by the C. Jim Furyk The American League had three (Jose U.S. Open from Winged 5. Of the four wins Woods has at the Bautista in 2010, Chris Davis in 2013 Foot Golf Club in New York PGA, two have come on which course? D. Hal Sutton and Aaron Judge in 2017) and the on Sept. 17 and the Masters A. Olympic Club, San Francisco 11. In 2009, Tom Watson nearly became National League had two (Giancarlo at Augusta on Nov. 12. B. Medinah Country Club, Illinois the oldest golfer to win a major at 59 Stanton in 2017 and Pete Alonso in Also of note: the Ryder C. Bellerive Country Club, St. Louis when he led after three rounds of the 2019). Cup is still on for Sept. 25 D. Quail Hollow Club, Charlotte, N.C. Open at Turnberry. Which American at Whistling Straits Golf beat Watson in a playoff? 10. B: Quarterback. Club in Wisconsin. In what year was a playoff last The position had seven players To that end and in 6. A. Mark Calcavecchia needed to find a winner at the PGA selected No. 1 in the decade. tribute to the majors that B. J.B. Holmes Championship? were supposed to start last C. Stewart Cink 11. D: Oklahoma. weekend, this week’s trivia A. 2010 D. Steve Stricker Sam Bradford (2010), Baker Mayfield will be devoted to that B. 2011 (2018) and Kyler Murray (2019) topic. Enjoy the challenge C. 2012 12. Phil Mickelson’s only Open cham- and please stay safe at D. 2013 pionship win happened in 2013 on 12. B: 2. home. which course? The New England Patriots had a 3-2 Next stop…the U.S. Open A. Muirfield Super Bowl record in the decade (won B. St. Andrews XLIX, LI and LIII, lost XLVI and LII) Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter 7. Tig er Woods won his first U.S. Open in C. Carnoustie and the Seattle Seahawks split their @TommyZee81 or email 2000 by a record 15 shots and was the D. Royal Birkdale two trips (won XLVIII, lost XLIX) [email protected]. Wednesday, April 15, 2020 23 FREE C lassifieds

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BEEHIVE TELEPHONE Notice of Ordinance NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE PUBLIC NOTICE Passed Serial No. A-0477-0001-0000 Lifeline service is a government program designed to Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Council The following described property will be sold at public auc- make monthly residential telecommunication services passed ordinance No. 2020-04-01 at a regular meeting tion to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the more affordable to eligible low-income customers. Cus- of the Enoch City Council held on April 1, 2020. This United States at the time of sale, at the front entrance tomers who are eligible for the Lifeline program are Ordinance was for the partial vacation of a portion of of the Iron County Courthouse, 40 North 100 East, Cedar also eligible for toll blocking at no additional charge. Village Green Subdivision known as Sunset Place. For City, Iron County, State of Utah, on May 11th, 2020, at 12:00 more information call the City Recorder at 435-586- p.m., of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing an Trust The Federal and State Lifeline discount can be applied 1119 or view changes on the City website at http:// Deed with Assignment of Rents executed by Russell Burt, to qualifying voice or broadband services. In order to www.cityofenoch.org/ordinancespublic-notices.html Trustor, in which Donald B. Scholten and Claudia Penny be eligible for the Lifeline discount, a customer’s annu- Webster-Scholten, Trustees of the Scholten 1991 Trust, al household income must be at or below 135% of the Published April 15, 2020 dated December 17, 1991, as to an undivided 50% interest Federal Poverty Guidelines or a customer must partic- Iron County Today • ICT #0248 and Lora Lee Spencer, as to an undivided 50% interest, are ipate in one of the following programs: Supplemental Beneficiaries. The Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP); Medicaid; Supple- was recorded November 6th, 2017, as Entry No.00705628, mental Security Income (SSI); Federal Public Housing in Book 1393, at pages 960-964 of Official Records of Iron Assistance; Veterans Pension & Survivors Pension; or County, Utah, which describes the following trust property qualifying Tribal Programs. Beehive Telephone located in Iron County, State of Utah: Lifeline is a non-transferable service and eligible sub- Company Public Notice Beginning at the Northwest Corner of Lot Four scribers may receive assistance from only one wireline Beehive Telephone Company is a telecommunications (4), Block Sixty-Nine (69), Plat “B”, PAROWAN CITY or wireless telecommunications provider per house- provider of basic and enhanced services within its SURVEY, and running thence North 89° 11’31” East, hold. Only eligible customers may enroll in the pro- service territory. Beehive is an Eligible Telecommuni- 100.11 feet along 200 South Street; thence South gram. Customers are required to submit a Lifeline ap- cations Carrier and as such, receives support from the 00°27’19” East, 99.96 feet, more or less; thence plication form and will be required to certify continued Federal Universal Service Fund. Monthly local service South 89°14’55” West, 100.11 feet; thence North eligibility annually. Customers who willfully make false charges are as follows: 00°27’19” West 99.89 feet to the point of beginning. statements in order to obtain Lifeline benefits can be punished by fine or imprisonment or can be barred from Single Party Residence Service $18.00 Tax ID# 0410792/A-0477-0001-0000 the program. Single Party Business Service $27.50 also known by street and number as: Vacant Land, State Mandated Emergency 911 Services Basic services are offered to all customers in Beehive Parowan, UT 84761 Each Telephone Number $1.48 Telephone’s service territories at the rates, terms, and State Universal Service Charge The current beneficiary of the trust deed is Donald B. conditions specified in Beehive’s tariff. If you have any Each Line $0.60 Scholten and Claudia Penny Webster-Scholten, Trustees questions regarding Lifeline service or would like to ap- Federal Mandated Subscriber Line Charge of the Scholten 1991 Trust, dated December 17, 1991, as ply for Lifeline service, please call us at 800-615-8021. Each Single Line Residence & to an undivided 50% interest and Lora Lee Spencer, as Published April 8 & 15, 2020 Business Telephone Number $6.50 to an undivided 50% interest, and the record owner of Iron County Today • ICT #0246 Each Business Multi-Line & the property as of the recording of the notice of default Pay Telephone Number $9.20 is Russell Burt. The sale is subject to a bankruptcy fil- ing, a payoff, a reinstatement or any other condition of Customers of basic service have access to the public which the trustee is not aware that would cause the switched network, minutes of use for local service pro- cancellation of the sale. If any such condition exists, vided at no additional charge, and access to emergency BEEHIVE TELEPHONE the sale shall be void, the successful bidder’s funds re- 911 services. Toll limitation services are also available turned and the trustee and current beneficiary shall not for qualifying low-income customers. Lifeline service is PUBLIC NOTICE be liable to the successful bidder for any damage. available for qualifying low-income customers. The $7.25 Beehive Telephone Company is the recipient of Feder- federal Lifeline benefit may be applied to either qualify- Bidders must tender to the trustee a $5,000.00 deposit al financial assistance from the Rural Utilities Service, ing voice services or qualifying broadband services. at the sale and the balance of the purchase price by an agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and is 12:00 noon the day following the sale. Both the deposit subject to the provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Broadband internet access service is available. Purchase and the balance must be in the form of a wire transfer, Act of 1964, as amended, Section 504 of the Rehabilita- of Broadband may require purchase of additional ser- cashier’s check or certified funds payable to Justin W. tion Act of 1973, as amended, the Age Discrimination Act vices. Beehive offers t1he following speeds and rates: Wayment, Attorney at Law. of 1975, as amended, and the rules and regulations of • Residential 6/1Mbps $59.95 the U.S. Department of Agriculture which provide that DATED this 3rd day of April, 2020. • Residential 10/1Mbps $59.95 no person in the United States on the basis of race, • Residential 50/25Mbps $99.95 Justin W. Wayment, State Bar No. 7011 color, age, religion, national origin or handicap shall be • Residential 100/50Mbps $124.95 Successor Trustee excluded from participation in, or admission or access • Residential 1G/100Mbps $149.95 51 East 400 North #1 to, denied the benefits of, or otherwise be subjected • Business 6/1Mbps $59.95 Cedar City, UT 84720 to discrimination under any of this organization’s pro- • Business 10/1Mbps $59.95 (435) 586-3300 grams or activities. • Business 50/25Mbps $109.95 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. The person responsible for coordinating this organi- • Business 100/50Mbps $134.95 STATE OF UTAH ) zation’s nondiscrimination compliance efforts is Larry • Business 1G/100 Mbps $159.95 : ss. Mason, SVP-Regulatory Affairs. Any individual, or spe- Not all speeds may be available in your area. To find COUNTY OF IRON ) cific class of individuals, who feels that this organiza- out what speeds are available in your area or to order tion has subjected them to discrimination may obtain On the 3rd day of April, 2020, personally appeared be- services please call us at 800-615-8021. further information about the statutes and regulations fore me JUSTIN W. WAYMENT, Attorney at Law, State Bar listed above from and/or file a written complaint with Published April 8 & 15, 2020 No. 7011, Successor Trustee, the signer of the foregoing this organization; or USDA, Director, Office of Civil Iron County Today • ICT #0245 instrument, who duly acknowledged to me that he ex- Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 1400 Indepen- ecuted the same. dence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410, or call KEITH J. NAYLOR (800)795-3272 (voice) or (202)720-6382 (TDD). USDA is an NOTARY PUBLIC .STATE OF UTAH equal opportunity employer. Complaints must be filed My Comm. Exp 06/05/2021 within 180 days after the alleged discrimination. Con- Commission # 695378 fidentiality will be maintained to the extent possible. THIS COMMUNICATION IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A Published April 8 & 15, 2020 DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED Iron County Today • ICT #0247 FOR THAT PURPOSE. Published April 8, 15 & 22, 2020 Iron County Today • ICT #0244 Iron County Today classifieds Wednesday, April 15, 2020 25 Service Directory

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