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Iron County Today News Wednesday, September 9, 2020 3 SUU Police Department Upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer’s to showcase weathers the storm drive-by promise garden by Edy Meredith enjoys his service to the campus from Mike Miller at www.alz.org/walk, or by texting For Iron County Today community. The SUU Public Safety Department/SUUPD was established A lzheimer's Association AlzWalk to 51555. Once a person is Thomas Paine, a Revolutionary in 1967 as SUU expanded from college registered to walk, they will have American Patriot, said: “These are the designation to university. Chief Walk to End Alzheimer’s is access to the new mobile Walk app, times that try men’s souls….Tyranny, Neilson is serving as interim chief coming to Cedar City on September where the click of a button will like hell, is not easily conquered; while Rick Brown is on assignment 19. It is held annually in more than bring up the opening ceremony yet we have this consolation with with the National Guard until 600 communities nationwide, and program, special Walk music, us, that the harder the conflict, the November. is the world’s largest fundraiser mission messages, and Alzheimer’s more glorious the triumph.” In many SUUPD has 6 fulltime officers, 8 for Alzheimer’s care, support and program information. Participants of the crime ridden major cities in student guards, 5 reserve officers, research. This year’s event won’t will also be able to share photos the United States we hear the cry and 3 administrative employees, be a large in-person gathering about their Walk experience on the to defund the police. like it was in 2019 at SUU, but is platform. Recently the Southern still calling on participants of all There is no fee to register for Utah University Police ages and abilities to join the Walk, but all partici- Department went the fight against the pants are encouraged through a similar disease. to raise funds that turning point or crisis This year, will advance the as university admin- Walk to End mission of the istrators reviewed Alzheimer’s is Alzheimer’s discontinuing or everywhere Association defunding the SUUPD — on every by enabling and contracting with sidewalk, critical care the Cedar City Police track and and support Department to provide trail in Iron services and police services. A hue County and advancing and cry went up from beyond, and research the SUU community as on event day toward meth- students especially and participants are ods of preven- faculty objected loudly. invited to partic- tion, treatment The students’ ipate as individuals, and, ultimately, a demands and desires or in small, safe teams, cure. to continue to have while others in the community The Alzheimer's a campus police do the same. Association is the world's leading department were heard A special drive-by Promise voluntary health organization and after a review, the Garden, featuring hundreds of in Alzheimer care, support and SUUPD received the colorful spinning flowers signifying research. Our mission is to end decision to continue in ways people are connected to Alzheimer's and all other dementia its public safety duties. Alzheimer’s disease, is being hosted — by accelerating global research, SUU is widely known Edy Meredith and sponsored by Cedar City Motor driving risk reduction and early as one of the safest Josh Neilson, SUU Interim Chief of Police. Company, at 1010 N. Main Street, detection, and maximizing quality campuses in the U.S., Cedar City, from 9 am to 3 pm. care and support. Our vision is a due to the student, faculty, and SUU all of which like Chief Neilson are The new Walk format is safe for world without Alzheimer's and all Office of Public Safety PD support of fully dedicated to the SUU campus everyone and people can register other dementia. ™ each other. Officers make sure that community. Besides law enforcement all state, federal, and university safety with campus patrols, the staff laws and procedures are enforced provides other services: 1) Property on the 129-acre campus, on SUU’s identification where students can Valley Farm, and at the college cabin. register property items, 2) Building SUUPD officers do not surveille security, 3) Event security, 4) campus housing which is under the Fingerprinting (for education and SUU Housing Department. nursing students as required), 5) SUU’s Interim Chief of Police, Josh Accident reports, 6) Safe passage Neilson, has helped to put and keep escort, 7) Internship, 8) Lockout campus safety first. His background services, and 9) Lectures and semi- in law enforcement began with the nars as requested. Cedar City Police Department where As part of the campus safety he served for about six years. In 2007 program, students can sign up for he saw that his personal growth notification by text for alerts for the in law enforcement could accel- following categories: fire, utility out- erate with the SUU’s Public Safety Department (SUUPD). He greatly see suupd » 6 4 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion A dministration Does home schooling make the grade? R. Gail Stahle P ublisher [email protected] The opinions stated in this article are ing. No matter how “high-achieving” solely those of the author and not of a child is, no matter the faults of the Deborah Martineau Iron County Today. public-school environment, I still have O ffice Manager the sneaking suspicion that children miss officemanager@ here are a variety of jobs out on a vital citizenship lesson: getting ironcountytoday.com I would avoid: A window Cyclops along with others. A dvertising cleaner in high-rise build- Schools exist for reasons other than ings,T a coal miner, a construction passing along information. Schools are S cott Stahle worker in Phoenix during the by Bryan GRAY a laboratory in which young people S ales Representative summer, a roofer in the winter… Cols umni t discover themselves. Lessons are learned [email protected] And this fall, a member of a from textbooks – yes, even those 801.755.5999 school board. outdated ones stating Pluto is a planet They can’t win. If they follow Children don’t or that Jimmy Carter is our most recent Patti Bostick the advice of scientists and limit President – but lessons are also learned S ales Representative in-school education, they face an from defending one’s honor on the [email protected] have to like outcry from parents who think 435.592.1030 playground and making sure that bully COVID-19 is no more dangerous everybody – seated next to you doesn’t jam an eraser Editorial than a pimple or simply believe “ up your nose. a school building is the only they just have to Schools are an arena for learning Corey Baumgartner definitive site for learning. If how to cooperate with others, even with M anaging Editor they prepare a schedule for daily sit down in the students you view as mean or different [email protected] in-school classes, they face a or even scary. Children don’t have to like backlash from many teachers same cafeteria everybody – they just have to sit down Shay Baruffi and parents who wonder if the R eporter in the same cafeteria and not spit on school board has a financial and not spit on another’s pizza or steal another kid’s Tom Zulewski interest in mortuaries. And if peanut butter bar. S ports Writer they try to split the baby and another’s pizza or Granted there are avenues for develop a hybrid model, the socialization in home schooling. I also Layout/Design arrows are flung from both sides. steal another kid’s believe most home-schooling parents are A friend of mine has made the very sincere about becoming their son’s Devin Christ decision to tune out the clamor. or daughter’s teacher instead of lazily C reative Director peanut butter bar. He and his wife are beginning plopping the kid in front of an Apple. [email protected] their first year of home school- schooling takes preparation and patience Achievement is very possible. C irculation ing. I wish him well. Home schooling is – and it can work well in some cases as But eventually the children have to hard work. Most parents breathe a sigh seen by the sheer number of National leave the cocoon and step into the messy, Spelling Bee finalists. S tephanie Millett of relief when their children trot off to not always fair world, and it is there I fear S . Cedar City school; it is a form of adult recess. Home But I see a fatal flaw in home school- that many will stumble. [email protected] 435.272.3050

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account of the incident. the the I admit that I usually don't agree with much From Editor To Editor of what Bryan Gray writes, but his description of the shooting was so far off base as to cast Both sides of the story dispersion on anything written in the future. S upport your Cyclops’ column from 9-2-2020 was probably Sincerely, the most ignorant of his columns that I have read since becoming a faithful reader of your paper. Dean Haynes local Editor! To describe the shooting of Jacob Blake as, "shot seven times while entering his car" is a thorough twisting of the truth. Cyclops, an alleged "jour- Editor’s note: 'Cyclops' is a syndicated opinion columnist, es, I borrowed the title from a great James nalist," fails to mention that Blake fought with not a "journalist" for our publication. Additionally, Garner classic, “Support Your Local Sheriff!” the officer first, or that a taser was used on Blake another (potentially controversial) view of the Not to be confused with the following in an attempt to gain control of him. He fails to information presented by Candace Owens can be viewed film,Y “Support Your Local Gunfighter.” Though, by searching online under, “Candace Owens – I do not mention that the officers were called to the scene sometimes being an editor can feel like being because of Blake's actions. He fails to mention support George Floyd.” a gunfighter. I’ve always believe the pen can be that there were active arrest warrants for Blake mightier than the sword (or gun)…but only if it’s for sexual assault. He fails to mention that Blake filled with ink. And while Garner’s character took Submit your letter to the Editor on our website has a history of violent behavior, including ironcountytoday.com, or by emailing it to the job of Sheriff for the money, I took this job past assaults on police officers and possession [email protected] or bring/mail them to 389 because making a difference matters. It’s what I of firearms. Never mind the tactical issues of N 100 W, Cedar City, Utah 84721. All letters must be hope I’ve done and will continue to do until the signed, be brief (generally under 300 words in length), letting someone being investigated for violent list the author’s city and give the writer’s telephone words run out, or the inkwell dries up. crimes have access to a vehicle that hasn't been number (phone number will not be printed). We reserve That being said, I love my searched. Yes, Blake's kids were in the car, but the right to edit all letters for length or content. For job as the managing editor of letters arriving electronically, we will use the author’s Blake put them in that situation. In short, as a e-mail address in lieu of a signature. your local newspaper. What I journalist, Cyclops fails everyone who reads his love more than my job is the great people I get to work with each day in the office and those I work and mingle with outside in the real world. No, I’m not able to get out and about as much as I used to. And during these challenging Corey times, it’s been difficult to get Baumgartner to, let alone publish all the M anaging Editor great stories that are out there waiting for and deserving of awareness and attention. However, that doesn’t mean we won’t continue to strive to do our best. As such, please continue to let us know about events and accomplishments in our community. And if we can’t come to you, feel free to come to us. You may not be a jour- nalist, reporter or photographer, but we love it when people take the initiative to write about and photograph the stories we can’t make it to. On a personal note, I also appreciate the inter- actions with those readers who wish to express gratitude for our efforts to inform and inspire Iron County, as well as letters and voicemails reproving my rationale. Not because I need reprimands to remind me to remain humble or that I’ve forgotten I’m still human, but because I believe this world needs and can benefit from people with such passion and expression. While not everything can be printed in the paper (whether good or bad); it’s not about censorship or biased ownership, but about liability and responsibility to our readers. Nor does it mean that the newspaper is the only place you can and should be striving to make a difference for the better in this world. We need people willing to stand up for their beliefs (in word and action) wherever they are, to help us not only spread good news, but to create more of it! 6 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion Bookings 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 name is “(Male/ Female) Juvenile Offender” and juvenile is of age Supporting local media has become patriotic less than 18 years.

truth. When a local media company SEPT. 1 Assault Against Police/ Military Member, Building Main Street, Not Wall Street folds, studies have shown the cost JOSEF L MORRIS Stalking of local government increases 30% Cedar City, UT Assault within 4-5 years, civic pride dimin- SEPT. 5 The “Building Main Street, not Wall Street” actually simple. This legislation ishes, voting numbers drop, economic SEPT. 2 BRADLEY R HURLEY Salt Lake City, UT column rarely ventures into the political empowers local communities to vitality declines and volunteering ALEX M FOREMAN DRUG – Poss C/S arena; however, I feel compelled to bring stand-up and provide support to fades away. This is a unique oppor- Cedar City, UT Sched I/II/Analog, Poss Disorderly Conduct Drug Paraphernalia, this to your attention as this impacts their local media companies in a tunity that allows just a few voices to Overweight every local community in such a dramatic community-wide way saving them MARA JANSONS make a dramatic impact in the future Cedar City, UT CASEY STEPHENSON fashion. Additionally, this will provide an money at the same time. Without of your local community. Assault, DRUG – Poss C/S Pioche, NV opportunity for you to make a significant boring you with extensive detail, let What can I do now? That is very Sched I/II/Analog DRUG – Poss C/S Sched I/II/Analog, Marijuana/ impact in your community in a very simple me summarize this legislation. simple, reach out by phone to your SEPT. 3 Spice, Poss Drug and yes, a patriotic way. » It provides tax credits (much Federal House and Senate represen- Paraphernalia, Fugitive KELLY L MCCORMICK from Justice better than a deduction) tatives and ask them to support this Cedar City, UT am reminded of a to local media supporters critical piece of legislation. Follow quote by Thomas for simply supporting that up with a letter. Let them know Paine, “These are their local media company how important local media is to your suupd Ithe times that try men's by subscribing to their community. Then share this column « Continued from page 3 souls; the summer soldier service. This now makes with your family, friends and neigh- and the sunshine patriot supporting the local media bors, your city leaders, your Chamber will, in this crisis, shrink financially appealing for and/or Main Street organizations and age, medical illness or injury, hostile from the service of his subscribers. encourage them to do the same. intruder, bomb threat, inclement country; but he that » It provides small Time is of the essence, the weather, chemical, natural disaster, stands it now, deserves local businesses tax economic pressures on local com- and evacuation. Please see the SUU Facebook page for more informa- the love and thanks of John A. Newby credits for advertising in munities are mounting. As pressure man and woman.” One their local media. Many increases, so will the pressure on tion. Additionally, is the availability might rightfully ask, how cnsolum i t small businesses have your local media company. Now of internship opportunities for does this famous quote by very tight budgets. Due is not the time to be the summer students in appropriate fields of a Founding Father relate to myself to this, advertising, soldier or sunshine study. Inquiries about internships and our community today? Let me marketing and patriot that Thomas should be made through academic explain. branding are difficult When Paine mentioned. departments and the Registrar’s It is no secret that local media is without those deep Now is the time to Office. a tough business, in fact, since the pockets of financial a local move quickly and The need for campus security outbreak of Covid-19 earlier this resources. This take action that can was underscored last month year, most local media companies legislation provides media be the difference on August 20, when a bomb “ threat was received by the Utah have lost a significant portion of a shot in the arm to between your their revenue and many are nearing a any local business company community losing Department of Public Safety Cedar breaking point. Hundreds of com- with fewer than folds, the freedom of the Communications Center, naming munities around the country have 1000 employees. press or maintaining SUU as having a bomb placed already lost their local media voice. This will be a huge studies it. Being a patriot on the campus. At least 5 other When a community loses their media benefit for local doesn’t always mean universities across the U.S. also voice, they lose a valuable local businesses and thus have shown fighting a war or received bomb threats at the same information conduit for the commu- the community. placing yourself in time. All such threats are taken nity. Additionally, they also lose the » It provides tax the cost harm’s way, it can seriously, and a search of campus messenger that spreads local infor- credits for your local also be the little, yet buildings and grounds was made, mation to the outside world. This is media companies of local powerful efforts of with no apparent explosives found, the same local voice our Founding to employ local the hidden few that thankfully. Fathers referred to when considering journalists in their government save a community – Students and faculty should the value and importance of assuring markets. In order now is one of those make full use of SUUPD services in freedom of the press in maintaining to provide accurate increases moments. Your order to fully experience student our Democratic-Republic. and timely news, it community awaits life. Chief Neilson said, “If you see In response to the current takes a dedicated 30% within your efforts! it or hear about it, contact us and pandemic and crisis in local media, staff. This legislation let us know so we can protect our Francis Wick, one of the brightest allows local media 4-5 years community and keep it among the young minds in the news-me- companies to invest John A. Newby, author safest campuses in the U.S.” dia industry and CEO of Wick in the communities in which they of "Building Main Street, Not Wall Street The SUU police department Communications worked with his serve. " a National column dedicated to helping is located at 36 N. 300 W. and is local congressional representatives Often, we ask ourselves, how can communities combine synergies with local open weekdays from 9-5. The in Arizona to create what has become I make a difference? I am only one media allowing them to not just survive, office phone number is 435-586- known as the “Local Journalism person and one person really hasn’t but thrive in a world where Truly Local 7793, with emergencies at 911. Sustainability Act.” This powerful much of a voice in government. is lost to Amazon and Wall Street chains. Remember to “Back the Blue at bipartisan piece of legislation is Nothing could be further from the [email protected]. SUU.” Iron County Today News Wednesday, September 9, 2020 7

C ourtesy SUU Special Collections and the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Pho to showing of some of the brave men from Iron County who served during World War I. C edar City American Legion Post celebrates 100 years

by Jay Jones and usages, and the proceedings were, American Legion Department of Utah American Legion organization in the For Iron County Today to say the least, very informal.” Some was granted a charter on September state of Utah include the following of the officers were declared duly 8, 1920. phrases: “To uphold and defend the Nearly one year after the armistice elected following a nomination and a Listed as charter members of the Constitution of the United States of was signed ending World War I, a second, if there were no objections. organization are: Junior McConnell, America; to maintain law and order; . . banquet was held in Cedar City on The officers were: Lehi M. Jones, Walter K. Granger, Stanley Ivins, . to safeguard and transmit to poster- November 10, 1919 honoring the men President; Ray Forbes, Secretary; Pratt F. C. Braithwaite, Claude Edwards, ity the principles of justice, freedom who had served in the military during Tollestrup, Treasurer; and Walter Lewis R. Fife, Gerald Wilkinson, Pratt and democracy.” the war. About 50 men attended the K. Granger, Employment Officer. Tollestrup, Gordon Hunter, Rulon The Cedar City American Legion feast. Additional members of the Executive Dalley, A. Virgil Tollestrup, R. T. Forbes, Post is still active in promoting Afterwards, focus shifted to the Committee were Stanley S. Ivins, Virgil Erastus L. Jones, Lehi Jones, Randolph patriotism and honoring those who organization of a post of the American Tollestrup and Virgean Simkins. Grimshaw, Fernleigh Gardner, Ether have served our country. Veterans Legion. It was reported that “The boys It took a few months for the Perry, Glenn Macfarlane, George Smith interested in local American Legion appeared to be better posted on war proceedings to become official. and Parry Mackelprang. activities can call Dennis Robison at tactics than on parliamentary laws The Cedar City Post No. 74 of the The founding documents for the 435-586-8852 for more information. 8 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today P ublic Announcements

include Ernie’s Stores, SHE-Salon They desperately need help as they and Formal Dress Boutique, SUU were recently released from the Alumni & Community Relations, Iron hospital after becoming very sick County School District, State Bank from COVID-19. of Southern Utah, Smith’s, Women’s Margi already had congestive Health and Midwifery, Myriad heart failure, COPD and dia- Genetics, DMK Entertainment, and betes prior to contracting the Kolob Sign & Design. Coronavirus. She then had a stroke October is breast cancer aware- while she was in the hospital and is ness month. According to the CDC, now unable to walk, talk, think, see breast cancer is the most common or operate her left arm and hand cancer in women, regardless of race correctly. or ethnicity. About 1 in 8 U.S. women Don is a truck driver and is (about 12.4%) will develop invasive unable to go back to work since he breast cancer over the course of her is the only one who is able to care lifetime. For more information, email for her. Their only source of income [email protected] is his Social Security and they or follow the event on the Power cannot survive solely off of that. in Pink-Iron County Facebook and The goal is to raise enough Instagram pages. money to pay off their fifth wheel trailer that they live in so they can Power in Pink – Iron afford to get by with their other expenses. A savings account at County to hold 8th Local family fund- State Bank of Southern Utah has Annual Breast Cancer raiser seeks help in been created. Deposits can be made Walk and Run time of need under Donald Cowles' sole account or through the GoFundMe link at the On Saturday, October 10, join Don and Margi Cowles are active following address: gf.me/u/ytsw7s. with other members from Cedar City members of the Church and they Any amount is helpful and greatly and Iron County to support women have been members of the Cedar appreciated! dealing with breast cancer. The 8th City community for over 15 years. annual Power in Pink – Iron County Walk and Run will begin at 8:30 a.m. at Cedar City West Canyon Park, 151 S 400 E. Registration begins at 8 a.m. Tickets are $25 and participants will receive a 2020 Power in Pink shirt, mask and gift bag. Registration and information are available at Active.com and EventBrite where you can also make Veterans Park dead- tax deductible donations if you are line September 25th unable to participate in the walk/run. Opportunity drawings for a number The Rotary Centennial Veterans of prizes will also be available during Park in Cedar City is now taking the morning event. Physical distanc- applications for Pavers at the ing protocols will be followed during WWI, WWII, Korean and Vietnam the event and masks will be available. Monuments. The deadline for 2020 Started in 2013 by four young is Wednesday, September 25th. This breast cancer survivors, this annual is the time to honor your friends event helps meet the needs of local and loved ones for their service women rather than sending proceeds to our country. The Pavers will be to big national organizations. “This installed in time for the November event is specifically for the ladies 2020 Veterans Day Holiday. The in our area that need help getting Rotary Club is currently working through the challenges of treatment,” on expanding the Iraqi Freedom said Robyn Brown, one of the original Monument and hope to be able to Iron Young Survivors. “Maybe they add Pavers to that monument within need child care so they can attend the next two years. You may pick their radiation treatments. Maybe up an application for a Paver at the they need gas to get to the hospital. Cedar City offices on Main St. or call Maybe they just need to be reminded the Cedar City Rotary Club at (435) they are beautiful and they matter. 865-7637 for more info or to have an We can help. We can make a differ- application mailed to you. The RCVP ence for them.” is located on Freedom Blvd., 2 Blocks Sponsors for this year’s event East of Main St. in Cedar City. Iron County Today News Wednesday, September 9, 2020 9 southern utah university news SUU announces SUU adds four more tuition-free PepsiCo certificates to boost resumes partnership by Haven Scott ciplines, this latest approval providing participants who are For Iron County Today adds four more no-cost certi- interested in completing degrees by Bryson Lester fication programs to the SUU with a financial head start.” southern utah university Southern Utah University fall lineup: Entrepreneurship Funding for participants has added four more certificates Case Studies and Mentoring, is provided by a grant from Southern Utah University (SUU) has to help Utah residents and Systems Agility and Innovation the Utah Governor’s Office of announced a multi-year partnership making employers impacted by COVID- Management, Principles of Economic Development and its PepsiCo the exclusive beverage provider for all 19, bringing the total of no-cost Contemporary Animal Services, Talent Ready Utah team, in part- campus vending, dining, residential and athletic certificates to 11 with room for and Remote Work Foundations, nership with the Utah System of facilities. The PepsiCo portfolio of iconic brands 435 participants. said Melynda Thorpe, executive Higher Education, to develop and includes Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Gatorade, Muscle The certificates are being director at SUU Community and deliver free professional devel- Milk, Bubly, Starbucks, Lipton, Tropicana, offered as part of Utah Governor Professional Development. opment certificate programs to Aquafina, and Naked Juice, among others. Gary Herbert’s Learn and Work “Learn & Work In Utah” was help those displaced during the Conversion to PepsiCo beverage prod- ucts, equipment, and signage is underway across SUU facilities including athletics for the 2020-21 academic year. The partnership includes the leading sports fuel brand Gatorade helping Thunderbird student-ath- letes perform at their best with a key presence at all athletic events and facilities. PepsiCo will also launch local marketing and retail promotional opportunities both on and off-campus including SUU’s Paint the Town Red and Red Riot student event each year. In addition, PepsiCo will provide broad-based marketing funds to benefit SUU student-focused initiatives while also supporting the annual Utah Summer Games held on the Cedar City campus. “PepsiCo has been a longtime supporter of SUU and its students, and we are delighted with their generous new commitment to the University, our students, and athletes through a strong financial sponsorship, student courtesy of suu scholarships, co-branding, and other benefits,” initiative, which funds grants to launched by the Utah Governor's coronavirus pandemic. said Marvin Dodge, SUU’s Chief Financial SUU to help participants earn Office of Economic Development “This one-time opportunity Officer and Vice President for Finance and certifications they can use to (GOED) and its Talent Ready is exciting to be able to offer to Administrative Services. “The local PepsiCo boost their resumes, learn new Utah team, in partnership with those who are displaced from team has provided exceptional service over skills for their jobs, and to help the Utah System of Higher employment, looking to upskill the years and we look forward to an enhanced those displaced by the new Education (USHE). In early into an in-demand occupation relationship as we move forward under this coronavirus. August, SUU was awarded grants or advance within their industry. new agreement.” “The new coronavirus to start certificate programs We are honored to make this “We’ve been working with Southern pandemic has adversely for Parks and Public Lands investment to help southern Utah University for more than a decade, affected many Utah families Stewardship, Online and Remote Utah,” said Stephen Lisonbee, and we’re looking forward to being the and community members,” Teaching Basics, Better Your executive director for the SUU exclusive beverage provider across the said Dave R. Woolstenhulme, Business, Community Health Office of Regional Services. entire campus for the next 10-years,” said the state’s commissioner of Care Worker, Basic Cybersecurity “Rural counties in the region James Totland, vice president, Foodservice, higher education. “As our state Certificate, Enriched Teaching have been especially hard hit. PepsiCo Beverages North America – West begins the process of economic Skills for Professionals, and an These funds will help us get the Division. “We are very appreciative of SUU’s recovery, higher education will Aviation Maintenance General necessary training and counsel- leadership in fostering a true partnership serve a pivotal role in helping Training Certificate. ing to our neighbors in outlying spirit and we look forward to supporting the individuals re-skill and re-enter “Each certificate is designed communities.” students, athletes, staff, and administration, the workforce. We want Utahns to prepare individuals for imme- For more information in a positive and sustainable manner.” to know that these educational diate and relevant workforce on Learn and Work in Utah Van Wagner, the multi-media rights and programs can help them develop opportunities,” said Thorpe. “Our certificates at Southern Utah sponsorship partner for SUU, facilitated the and sharpen the skills needed to certificates are also uniquely University, visit suu.edu/lear- development and execution of the partner- prepare for their future.” designed to stack into SUU bach- nandwork, email prodev@suu. ship with PepsiCo. Covering a variety of dis- elor and master degree programs edu, or call (435) 865-8259. 10 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 The Arts & Entertainment sho wcase in Iron County

A.a Mon Woolsey Cedar City, Artist B. Stephanie Martini Founder of the Three Corners Women’s Giving Circle c. Jessica Farling Director of the Southern Utah Museum of Art D. Juanita Brooks American Historian, Author

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from Kallee Feuz building (37 W. 100 South, Salt Lake For Iron County Today Public art piece by ‘Sgt. Pepper’ artist City), in honor of the women’s suffrage milestones that fall in 2020. This year The images of several Southern unveiled on Women’s Equality Day marks 100 years since the ratification Utah women appear in a new five- of voting rights for women and 150 story mural designed by the co-cre- Farling, director of the Southern Utah impact of Utah’s women with a cast years since Utahn Seraph Young ator of an iconic Beatles album. Museum of Art, and the late historian of colorful characters that span the became the first woman in the modern Cedar City artist Mona Woolsey Juanita Brooks. history and geography of the Beehive nation to cast a ballot. is among 250 Utah women past and The public art piece was unveiled State: Olympian Logan Tom dives for a Haworth, who co-created The present featured on Jann Haworth on Women’s Equality Day, Aug. 26, volleyball; pediatric surgeon Rebecka Beatles’ “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts and Alex Johnstone’s “Utah Women marking 100 years since the certifi- Meyers peers down through surgical Club Band” album cover and reinter- 2020” mural. Other Southern Utah cation of the 19th Amendment to the loupes; and painter Edie Roberson preted that concept in the downtown women depicted on the mural include U.S. Constitution, granting women the soars above the crowd. “SLC Pepper” mural, and artist Alex Stephanie Martini, founder of the Three right to vote. The 5,000-square-foot Zions Bank commissioned the Corners Women’s Giving Circle; Jessica mural celebrates the character and public art piece for its Dinwoodey see mural » 11 Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, September 9, 2020 11 Only three days to Ballet to hold auditions for “Cinderella” from Marlo Ihler Prince, Dance Master, Fairy Godmother, Fairy solo- see Jimmie Jones! ists, and Magick. There are also numerous roles as Cedar City Junior Ballet flowers, clock fairies, mice, men and women of the by Mary Anne ANDERSEN CEDAR CITY – Cedar City Junior Ballet is court, snowflakes, and flowers. Cedar City Arts Council excited to announce that not only are ballet Audition times on Saturday, Sept. 12, are as classes for all ages and abilities running and open follows: 9:30-10:30 am – children ages four to think I’ve related this story before. I was in for enrollment, but auditions for CCJB’s spring seven; 11:30-12:30 pm – children ages eight to a vocal lesson (as an accompanist) and the production of “Cinderella” are coming twelve; and 1:30-4:30 pm - teens, adults, student had just finished a beautiful solo by a up. Auditions will be held on pointe dancers, and Iromantic composer. The teacher looked at us and Saturday, September 12, from men. Wear appropri- remarked on the mystery of the creative process. 9:30 am to 4:30 pm at the Stn epha ie ate ballet clothing “The composer sat down in front of a blank page CCJB Studio, located Richards as or comfortable and when he stood up, that gorgeous music, never at 173 N. 100 W. in Cinderella and clothes that are Sara Fish as Cat heard by the world before, had come into existence.” Cedar City, and the perform in the 2011 easy to move in, Now, he wasn’t implying that writing music was community is invited CCJB production of along with a face easy and that the beautiful work came into being to participate. “Cinderella.” mask. Performances without much work over subsequent sessions. But Strict COVID-19 will be March 12 we understood that he was marveling about the true precautions will and 13, 2021, at the creator’s ability to produce something from seem- be observed and Heritage Center ingly nothing. I shared the story with my husband. face masks will be Theatre in Cedar My husband and I were in SUMA last week, mandatory during City. Performance viewing the Jimmie Jones exhibit, and my husband auditions. Please fees are required to turned to me and said, “He sat down in front of a bring your own. participate. blank canvas and when he stood up, that beautiful Cinderella is a Cedar City Junior image had come into being.” Again, we both knew full-length ballet Ballet is Cedar City’s that the pieces before us, some of which were very, with music by Sergei only classical ballet very large, were not created in an afternoon. Indeed, Prokofiev and tells the company designed to one of them took ten years to complete. But the idea traditional fairy tale of involve community talent was the same. An artist with ability, education, and a young girl who longs to of all ages. Past full-length perseverance created a attend the Prince’s ball. It is productions include “The unique object of surpass- known for its lovely music, magical Sleeping Beauty,” “A Midsummer C ourtesy CCJB ing beauty that the rest story, and, of course, the comic roles Night’s Dream,” “Coppelia,” “The of us could only be the of the evil step-sisters. This production will be Secret Garden,” “Peter and the Wolf,” and “The marveling recipients of, directed by Lise Mills, CCJB Artistic Director. Puppetshow Man.” It is funded, in part, by Cedar with no idea of how to go No previous dance experience is required to City RAP tax and generous donations. about being the creator. audition; anyone age four and above is welcome For more information, visit facebook.com/ I have waited too to attend. Roles that require intermediate to cedarcityjuniorballet, email cedarcityjuniorbal- long to tell you of this exhibit of Cedar City’s most advanced ballet training include Cinderella, the [email protected], or call 435-867-4719. renowned and accomplished painter, Jimmie Jones. It will end on the 12th, which gives you only three days to get to SUMA and see it. In this time of additional portraits. In total, more characters and contributions. deprivation of so much that we love, the gorgeous mural than 175 artists contributed to Two faces were intentionally left space known as SUMA offers us free this collection « Continued from page 10 the mural. blank to allow observers to place of many of his breath-taking works. Haworth and Johnstone the faces of women important to The first thing we see is a crayon drawing on Johnstone created “Utah Women photographed the painted stencil them — or themselves — in the a tattered piece of paper that Jones drew at the 2020” as a collaborative commu- portraits, then sized and digitally mural. age of seven. It is a depiction of mountains and nity project. arranged the images into a A long-time supporter of trees with two little figures in the foreground that The project began with collage, which was printed on the arts as well as a champion shows the sense of composition that is apparently community-led workshops in nine 10-by-55-foot vinyl mesh of women in leadership, Zions innate in the eye of this little boy. Seven! The which participants were guided banners. Bank president and CEO Scott exhibit is then arranged by different periods of the in creating stencil portraits “This mural is for me, the Anderson asked Haworth to artist’s life. Those who know Jones think of him from photographic images. most extraordinary of my career create the mural to celebrate as a landscape artist, but there are some lovely When the series of in-person because of the arc of time during the impact of Utah women as portraits and village scenes of his early years workshops — which took place which it is being made,” Haworth the state marks 150 years since a spent in Mexico. I saw a beautiful one of a woman at locations from YWCA Utah in said. “I believe that this gives woman first cast a ballot. and child in a doorway that I am used to seeing in Salt Lake City to Granary Arts in it another level of historical “Zions Bank has long the home of Barry and Cindy Line. Ephraim — was cut short by the significance that is a tribute to recognized the value women And of course, his landscapes: stunning scenes of coronavirus pandemic, the mural the 200-plus people who made add to our communities. On Cedar City, Grand Canyon, and Zion. Jones spent the team created an online tutorial the mural.” the day Zions Bank opened in last years of his life in his home/studio in Rockville, and launched a statewide call to One difficulty in designing the 1873, four of the 15 depositors where he could paint his beloved Zion every day. Utahns who were at home and artwork was identifying which listed on the original ledger were What is labeled as his largest painting is over ten willing to participate. Haworth women to include —and which women,” Anderson said. “Despite feet high. What room could hold an easel of that also enlisted the help of national to leave out. The 250 individuals the mural’s enormous size, it size?! I would love to see. and international artists —most depicted on the mural were represents only a snapshot of Please, go see the works of this favorite son. We of whom were on lockdown selected through a democratic the decades-long leadership and are so blessed to have his work so available to us. at the time —to compose 24 process, reflecting a diversity of impact of Utah women.” 12 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 Community & Personal Interest in Life Iron County Iron County Fair p roves “Together is our favorite place to be”

by Corey BAUMGARTNER Iron County Today After enjoying mud bog races and a demolition derby during the weeks leading up to the fair, thousands returned to Parowan to be together and experience all the fun and food the annual Iron County Fair is famous for. The wildest weekend in Iron County included a carnival, rodeos, horseshoes, horseback rides, live entertainment— “Iron County’s Got Talent”—and a Labor Day parade which show- cased winners of the Miss Iron County pageant and Beautiful Baby contest. Exhibit entries included Photography, Quilting, Crafting, Creating, Building and Harvesting. You can relive many of your favorite memories from this year’s fair thanks to Parowan’s own photographer, Dave Mineer Sr., on Facebook @ Your Story Utah. See you next year!

photos by corey baumgartner Iron County Today life Wednesday, September 9, 2020 13 D o you still remember?

eptember 11, 2001. Suddenly, the today. While there are fewer flags American Dream was turned flying, have we become better people? into a nightmare. A shadow Spouses? Co-workers? Americans? ofS terror towered over our country. Humans? Are we more thankful for It pierced people with confusion, what we have? Are we still thankful Thet Hea her sorrow and fear of tomorrow. Do you for those brave men and women who Hill Farm & remember where you were and what rescued the survivors and who are Gardens Wedding you were doing on that fateful day? still fighting for our freedoms? & Event Center is Who could have known how much We must keep the flames of our one of the unique and beautiful entries in that day would change our lives, freedoms alive. We owe it not only to this year's Festival cities, nation and our world? those who lost and gave their lives, of Homes. I remember all of the flying flags but to our children and to those who that followed patriotic poems and follow after us. They need to know speeches. Each act of personal patri- what it truly means to be free; to have otism was an act of defiance against hope, to feel safe and to be loved. This patti bostick those who attempted to destroy the is the meaning I choose to remember. American Dream. In the end, they Even during our current pandemic, I not only delayed it, but as broken can worry about all the bad things in Festival of Homes celebrates relationships were repaired and this world that have happened and rekindled, while religious beliefs were restored and more than buildings rejuvenated, our country became stronger and don’t know about you all, but I can luncheon and the unveiling of this more united than ever. t he Rut attest that I am excited as all get year’s entries. Heather Hill is an God became a real part out that the Iron County Home antique Barn, beautifully situated of lives again, not just less traveled IBuilders Association (ICHBA) has in a peaceful country setting, with a swearword. Hope decided to hold their annual Festival a quaint ambiance, charming décor, and unity became the by Corey Baumgartner of Homes event this fall. By the time nestled on a beautifully landscaped new American Dream. Iron County Today this article reaches you, you may have and manicured grounds. This venue Freedom became more already purchased tickets and visited took my breath away! Which, if I were than a commodity taken for granted. might happen, or I can choose to live some of the beautiful entries on this a betting woman, are just the feelings It became the spark and flame every a life of hope and love and do my part year’s tour. If you have, please read the new owner’s and Summit Building heart in America held high to let the to make a difference. We can each along so we can share our mutual Construction was hoping to evoke world know we were not beaten; be a flame of hope, a bright banner excitement of this event’s happening. within all who visit this entry. You that we were still alive. We would not of the believers that America is not With all our country has been will most definitely want to visit and only rebuild buildings, but repair the just our country, but our home worth though, due to the pandemic, we as a perhaps even book Heather Hill for despair in each other and together fighting and living for. community have made huge sacrifices your next event. and we would remind all terrorists Be thankful for you family—don’t to accommodate the governmental There are twelve building entries that the same spirit and courage that just text them; tell them, hug them. regulations and restrictions this year. I am sure each made our country free in the first And let us remind each other that no placed upon us for our one will make me ooh and place was still alive and ready to fight matter our race, religion, education, safety. These restrictions awe, just as Heather Hill did. and would never be beaten. or preferences; we’re all in this have forced us to cancel I am saddened that I am Perhaps those memories and together. We can try to tear down many events we normally unable to share with you my emotional scars still mar our mem- each other’s towers, or we can each host and participate in. This experiences of touring the ories, but when we remember those reach out and build each other up. year the ICHBA was a leader other homes in this short dark days—when much more than After all, how can we truly be the on this front. One way they article as my deadline was towers tumbled to the ground—let United States of America if we remain did this was by cancelling prior to the official opening us also remember to be thankful for divided? Will you remember? their annual Spring Home of the tour. I’d love to hear and Garden Show; which what you thought about was a huge disappointment P atti Bostick the tour. Please feel free to to us all. Perhaps this is Iron County Today email me at: patti@iron- why I am so excited to sales Rep. countytoday.com. Perhaps participate in this year’s we can combine all of your Festival of Homes Tour; not only to responses in an after-the-event article. show my support to the ICHBA, but to So, if you are looking for some- fellowship with our community as we thing fun to do this weekend, check ‘bump’ into each other while touring out the ICHBA’s ad in this week’s these beautiful homes. Kind of like paper; I believe you will find a coupon crashing a party, it should be so much attached. Let’s all get out and support fun this year. our local Iron County Home Builder’s One thing that fueled my Association by buying tickets to their excitement for this year’s tour is annual Festival of Homes Tour. I know the fantastic Heather Hill Farm & they will appreciate your support. I Gardens Wedding & Event Center; hope to see you at one of the entries. where we also met for the ICHBA’s Until then, have a fantastic week! 14 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 life Iron County Today C alendar

Due to the community’s responsibility Support Groups Service Clubs Government to help prevent the potential spread of COVID-19, please check with the event and Alcoholics Anonymous LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION activity sponsors to make sure that the event (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org • Tues, 12 pm • Call Shanda for location and 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am is still taking place. Everyone’s patience is Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, activity. Everyone welcome! (702) 480-3238 Commission Chambers greatly appreciated during this time. Kara (702) 232-6829 68 S 100 E, Parowan. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek RAROT Y CLUB Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall W ednesday, Sept. 9 • M – Sa, Noon 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 Speaking From The Heart MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Teddy Bear Day • M – F, 6 pm Misfits Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall STORY TIME - Cedar City Library. 10 am Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, 11 am 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 and 10:30 am in the East room of the Cedar My Story • Sat, 8 pm AMERICAN LEGION AUX City Library (303 N 100 E, Cedar City). The Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar City Library ENOCH CITY COUNCIL personal distancing of family groups will be What a Way to Start the Day • Su, W, F 303 N 100 E, American Legion Conf. 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall practiced, and masks will be encouraged (but 7-8 am • All are welcome Room • (435) 704-6654 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 not required) of everyone 3 yrs. and older. For Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm Paiute BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE PAR OWAN CITY COUNCIL information call (435) 586-6661. Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) B.A.C.A. Color Country Chapter Meeting 586-1112 Ext. 307 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall CRAFT + CONNECT – 6:30 pm. Bristlecone 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 Company (67 W University Blvd / Center The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • Call for City. Helpline: 435-559-4505 location • (702) 802-1332 or (702) 533-7856 Iron County Republican Women St, Cedar City). Join for the FIRST Craft + Connect event at Bristlecone Company. They Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • Canyon DAR – Bald Eagle Chapter 3rd Wed, 11:30 am. Tickets $20, https:// Park, Lions Pavilion • (435) 477-8925 2nd Tues, 4 pm, Cedar City Library www.ironcountyrepublicanwomen.com are so excited to get this bi-monthly event The Great Fact • T, Fri, Noon. [email protected] started up. The first craft will be a cute “nice Call (435) 559-7777 for location. butt” box. Show off your “nice butt” in any bathroom! Tickets are $30 and will include light Al-Anon refreshments from the Bristlecone Cafe. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Classes/Activities Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed SOUTHWEST LIVESTOCK SHOW – Cross Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm AD ULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE Hollows Event Center (11 N Cross Hollow Rd, Cedar City). Weigh in on Wednesday. Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Showing on Thursday and Friday. Sell on Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center Saturday. For more info (435) 586-8132. Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan members, or $8 drop-in fee. 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 Hope for Today (Family Groups) ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE Pickleball Group Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. T hursday, Sept. 10 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS and free (outdoors) www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, TV Dinner Day Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, endurance-building activities, relaxation ROCK CLUB unless otherwise listed techniques, and health education topics. 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm AWANA BIBLE CLUB W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm 3 yrs-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm - 8 pm southernutahrockclub.org Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS (Small room) Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood Women Only • Sun, 11 am BOOK CLUB shop, 703 W 600 S. Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar 303 N 100 E. This month we will discuss TAE KWON DO CLASS (877) 865-5890. "American Dirt" by Jeanine Cummins Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic Center, Male Pornography Addiction 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/mo., ages 5+, Recovery (18+) CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD any experience level (435) 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek Crisis Center. Thurs, 7:30 pm, Canyon View Seminary Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center PAINT NIGHT – Adults Only – 6:30 to 8:30 Bldg. (54 W 1925 N) – North Entrance 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING pm, Bristlecone Company (67 W University ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library Blvd / Center St, Cedar City), $25 per person. Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 Paint Nite by Yaymaker is the perfect cocktail 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library of creativity and conversation. It’s okay 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] 303 N 100 E. or (435) 238-4998 x8773 TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly if you’ve never painted anything but your Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. Evening walls—no experience necessary. Fun is our only PARKINSON’S CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm • Cedar City 2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose weight without requirement. ** This is a 21 and over event, 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice buying special foods. • 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) be prepared to show ID ** Tickets available CAREGIVERS & shape your future. Be the leader and or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) online. https://bristleconeco.com/ Food Note: 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 Bristlecone offers coffee, bagels & sandwiches Offices, 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City WATER AEROBICS CLASS of the highest quality. *Please park to the east ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY CEDAR PROFESSIONALS Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 W., of the building. 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S Fun, up-tempo workout to music. Intensive building, Main & 300 N, Parowan Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization cardio, full body muscle toning. Any fitness of business people. Stimulate business level. All ages. $3/class, including pool SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED for members through exchange of ideas, admission. (435) 327-2091 (no text) Fri day, Sept. 11 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library information and business referrals. WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! Make Your Bed Day NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family www.cedarprofessionals.org Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center Thurs, 7 pm • SW Behavioral Health Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, in-person 245 E 680 S, Cedar. Free • (435) 590-7749 COLOR COUNTRY WINDS FESTIVAL OF HOMES: Iron County Home motivation from members, trained guides Builders Association – (Sept 11. thru 13) Wed • Come brush up on your band skills and wellness coaches. (702) 832-0555. PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS to share with the community. Call Debbie Friday & Sunday 1:00 pm – 8:00 pm and Saturday 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. Evening workshops now available. More info at (435) 559-9609 for time and location. at weightwatchers.com/us/find-a-meeting) & Labor Day 10:00 am – 8:00 pm. Tickets are $12 Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City per person and are available during the Festival www.southernutahshare.com COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL WELLNESS PLACE at Coldwell Banker Advantage (26 N Main St, Multiple sclerosis M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) Cedar City) or at any Festival home. Buy tickets 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar Visitor’s Center Center). Paddles & balls supplied. 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. online at www.cedarcityfestivalofhomes.com or (581 N Main) Caregivers and those with MS (435) 586-6345 com/upcoming-classes call (435)865-1113. Iron County Today life Wednesday, September 9, 2020 15 C alendar

RED ACRE: SATURDAYS ON THE FARM – 8 am CEDAR CITY YEAR-ROUND DOWNTOWN to 8 pm, Red Acre Farm (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar FARMERS MARKET, 9 am – 1 pm, Every S unday, Sept. 13 City). There is no entry fee to the farm. Shop at Saturday rain or shine, in the parking lot the farm stand and enjoy different venues each behind the Stratford Hotel, (18 S Main Street) Kids Take Over the Kitchen Day week. We want to share with you how this or inside the building behind the parking lot small family farm does it and how we got to in the cold weather months. Definitely worth FESTIVAL OF HOMES: Iron County Home , 1 pm – 8 pm. Tickets where we are today. Check our website (www. stopping by for art work, baked goods, crafts, Builders Association $12 per person and are available during the redacrefarmcsa.org) or call 435-865-6792. custom semi-precious stone and costume Festival at Coldwell Banker Advantage (26 N jewelry, farm fresh produce, homemade FESTIVAL OF HOMES: Iron County Home Main St, Cedar City) or at any Festival home. Buy brownies & candies, home style treats, Builders Association – 10 am to 8 pm. tickets online at www.cedarcityfestivalofhomes. homemade jams & jellies, homeopathic items Tickets $12 per person. Available during the com or call (435)865-1113. Festival at Coldwell Banker Advantage (26 N and 100% real honey. Main St) or at any Festival home. Tickets online SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, 9 AM - 1 PM, at www.cedarcityfestivalofhomes.com or call Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good weather FESTIVAL OF MASKS, 6 pm, Southwest (435)865-1113. outside, bad weather inside. Farmers with M onday, Sept. 14 Wildlife Foundation (1.5 miles up Hwy 14 off vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked goods & the Coal Creek Trail). Bring colorful masks and breads, meats, tamales, food vendors, hand- Eatg A Hoa ie Day clean, family-friendly stories to share around crafted items including soaps, lotions, jewelry, 2001: Following the terrorist attacks the fire.T he crowd will judge the best clothing, home décor and gifts for all ages. For on the Twin Towers and the Pentagon, storyteller, and the winner will get a small prize. info call (435) 463-3735. Congress rushed through an emergency bill Admission is FREE and donations are welcome. SWEET PEA – “Farm to Table Dinner” 6 pm, providing 40 billion dollars for the war on For information visit www.FestivalofMasks.com, Sweet Pea Farm & Orchard (136 S 600 W, terrorism and the capture of Osama Bin Laden. call Bobby the Warlock (435) 669-5470, email Parowan), $80 per person. Enjoy the best that (www.thepeoplehistory.com) [email protected]. Southern Utah has to offer.V isit the farm for a night of appetizers, farm tours, a family-style meal and the most decadent desserts you can imagine. Every bite is lovingly prepared with Tu esday, Sept. 15 the highest quality ingredients grown locally. For info visit www.sweetpeafarmandorchard. Felt Hat Day com or call (435) 531-6461. Birthday: Tommy Lee Jones. Born on Sept. 15th, 1946, San Saba, Texas. This familiar and famous American actor is best known for: CORN HOLE TOURNEY – 10 am to 6 pm, Brian JFK (1991), The Fugitive (1993), In the Valley Head Resort (329 S Hwy UT-143, Brian Head). $50 of Elah (2007), Batman Forever (1995), Men in Entry fee per team (2-person). Even if you don’t Black (1997), Double Jeopardy (1999), No Country win, you could win cool stuff through drawings. for Old Men (2007). Register online. (435) 677-2035. POKER RUN – Vets Helping Vets, 10 am to 1 pm. Run begins at 200 N 200 E (Cedar City) with W ednesday, Sept. 16 sign-ups from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. The cost GREAT AMERICAN STAMPEDE RODEO – (11th is $30 per person. Includes shirt (passenger Collect Rocks Day and 12th) 7:00 pm, Cross Hollow Event Center is $10 with $20 for an extra shirt). The route – Iron Rangers Arena (11 N Cross Hollows Rd, takes about 2 hours. All participants must be STORY TIME - Cedar City Library. 10 am Cedar City), admission $10 adults, $6 children off the course by 4 pm.T here will be prizes for and 10:30 am in the East room of the Cedar (4 yrs to 12 yrs), $30 family pass (2 adults & first and last place.O pen to everyone including RED ACRE FARMS – “Burgers, Bikes & City Library (303 N 100 E, Cedar City). The 4 children), and $8 students (valid ID, Friday cars! Pre-registration available online at www. Bands” 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm at Red Acre Farms personal distancing of family groups will be ONLY). An amazing show for the whole family. utahcvma4.com/POKER. After Party at Mikes (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar City). Join for music, practiced, and masks will be encouraged (but Concessions will be available. Advanced tickets Tavern (90 W Hoover Ave, Cedar City) 9:00 pm to burgers made with beef and pork we raise, not required) of everyone 3 yrs. and older. For at CAL Ranch, IFA, and Ranger’s Farm & Ranch after midnight with the band “Reality Check” with delicious seasonal sides, frosty lemonade, information call (435) 586-6661. Supply. Info: 435-586-2424. including door prizes and raffle items. made from scratch pies and good company. W.E. ROCK: ROCK CRAWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS This event is family-friendly and fun for all – (Sat and Sun) 10 am. Three Peaks Recreation ages. If you ride your bike out, (pedal or motor) Sat urday, Sept. 19 Sat urday, Sept. 12 Area (10 miles west of Cedar City offM idvalley we reward you with premium parking and 10% Road). Gates open at 9:00 am. Tickets available off! For info call (435) 865-6792 or find us on SIMPLY A MIRACLE (5K & 1K) – 3rd Annual Chocolate Milk Shake Day online or at gate: $25.00 Adult 16+ 2-day pass, Facebook: /RedAcreFarmCSA. There is no fee to 5k and 1 Mile Fundraiser Race, Bicentennial $15.00 Adult 16+ 1-day pass, $5.00 Children 8-15, come listen to the band and you do not have to Park Pavilion. All proceeds go to support SWEET PEA: BREAKFAST ON THE FARM – Kids 7 & Under Free, & Military discount (with purchase food. We do ask that you NOT bring families who have lost infants. Walk, run, Every Saturday 8 am to Noon, Sweet Pea Farm ID) $5.00 off gate price. Bring your Chairs! Food, any food from off-site and tipping the band is or donate in honor of a family member, a & Orchard (136 S 600 W, Parowan), pricing per restrooms available onsite. There will be off- encouraged. Bring along blankets, lawn chairs, friend's baby, or any one of the hundreds item ranges $2.50 – $7.50. We will have all of road vendors and lots of spectators and teams. umbrellas, and BYOB. Today’s entertainment of Utah families who lose babies each year. our farm favorites and some new items on our Going to be a great weekend. For tickets and features 8eeZ – a local band playing all of your More info and registration at tinyurl.com/ menu. (Seasonal menu will change each week). information visit www.werocklive.com. favorite 80’s hits! Brought to you by Carter sam2020race. For info call (435) 531-6461. Wilkey-REALTOR iPro Realty Network. 16 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 life Iron County Today faith Bible 101.4b Seeing through Old Testament law God’s eyes (part 1) and its influence today 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 by Edy Meredith What is your personal attitude? Have we For Iron County Today each one of us turned from our wicked n our world today, there are cause us to take our eyes off the ways to follow the Good Shepherd in our those who subscribe to the Lighthouse (Jesus) and lose sight e live in challenging times, no hearts, minds, and actions? Importantly, point of view that seeing of the sure shore. Perhaps even doubt at all. Our times remind has Old Testament moral law affected the Iis believing. However, for a now you or someone you know me of the old but ever new practice of jurisprudence in the United Christian believer, it’s the oppo- are sinking in sin, being dragged Wmovie, The Wizard of Oz. If you haven’t States? site; believing is seeing—espe- beneath and drowned under the seen it or read the book, you should. In an extensive study titled “The Use cially when It comes to believing merciless waves of wickedness. Which one of the characters are you: of the Ten Commandments in American in God, our Heavenly Father and It is during these dark times that Scarecrow, Tin Man, Cowardly Lion, Courts” the following information was in Jesus Christ, our Savior. While we must not only believe God Wicked Witch of the West, Wicked Witch found through a Lexis computer word we do not “see” them physically, is still there, but to also learn of the East, Good Witch of the North, search of the published decisions of the we are “believing” that they are to see ourselves (and others) Toto, the companion of the confused following courts: 1) U.S. Supreme Court, there; even when we may not through His eyes…even through Dorothy who was caught up in a tornado 2) Federal Courts of Appeal, 3) Federal be blessed as immediately or His heart. and set down in the land of Oz. Or, per- District Courts, 4) State Supreme Courts, accordingly to our “seeing,” or Why does it matter in our haps, are you trying to be the Wizard of and 5) State Courts of Appeal. Tracing darkest hours Oz? More importantly in our times, who individual commandments under the how God sees is the man behind the curtain, projecting words “Ten Commandments,” there us? Because chaos and unreasonable fear throughout were 515 citations in court decisions. if we relied our world with the “big and scary” virus Using the word Decalogue (meaning Ten God's only on our (even though apparently there is a 95% Laws), there were 331 citations so a total own vision, we or more recovery rate)? of 846 citations. No matter how many should surely I was asked an even more important times the words searched occurred in Porch drown. Because question recently: How does God (the a court decision, each decision only by Corey Baumgartner when we’re Good) get our attention and direct his- counted for one, not the many times surrounded tory to His ends which is the redemption “Ten Commandments” or “Decalogue” Iron County Today and drowning of human individuals and the reorganiza- might have been mentioned in a in despair and tion of the Universe to eliminate all tears? decision. our understanding and timeta- sin, it can be easy for our vision Today in the Land of the Free and Using individual commandments, the bles (Isaiah 55:8). (or lack thereof) to be deceived the Home of the Brave, we have double following additional citations were found: Nevertheless, no matter our into believing that because we hurricanes with one hundred-year First meaning first commandment, 26 current desires and duress, we are sinking in sin, that we’re floods across Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, cases; Second, 24 cases; Third, 9 cases; strive to trust God’s timing and not worth rescuing. We see all and other East Coast states. We have a Fourth, 44 cases; Fifth, 45 cases; Sixth, His vision and provisions. We (and only) the mistakes we’ve tremendous weather crisis with fires 27 cases; Seventh, 29 cases; Eighth, 34 believe that He not only sees made (quantity and severity) throughout California and the southwest, cases; Ninth, 9 cases; and Tenth, 13 cases. the “big picture” but has access and believe that it is better to be riots and over the top murder rates in (Please see the following website for a to and sees where all the pieces disowned and drowned then dis- big and small cities. Is someone trying thirty-nine-page report with full details need to go that will bring us the covered and recovered (rescued) to get our attention that we have gone of the above court citations: digital- most peace in our lives. Thus, we only to face Father’s wrath. Are astray? Have we rejected the Gentle commons.liberty.edu/cgi/viewcontent. strive to trust Him to help us also you sure that’s all you’ll face? Shepherd, lost His favor, and are currying cgi?article=1050&context=lu_law_review) see those pieces (Jeremiah 29:11) True, He cannot tolerate the His Wrath? Looking across trends in the I invite readers to check out this and to place them appropriately least degree of sin and repen- United States, do we value human life as website and study it for relevance when and where they need to be tance must be expressed and the Old Testament law instructs us to do, today. Remember that the Declaration in our lives (Ecclesiastes 3:1-8). experienced. However, those who or are we like the pagans who killed their of Independence and the United States This increases our belief and are burdened by sin(s) will find children with apparent impunity? Do we Constitution were created to bring order our ability to see not only more rest and redemption through value God’s directions and clues? Does out of confusion and create a more clearly, but to see more like our forgiveness. (Matthew 11:28-30). the Old Testament moral law apply to us? perfect union; in other words, stating that Father in Heaven sees. Even before those merciful words How can we restore respect for law and “We the People” and our Government are Yet, there are times in were uttered by our Savior, “Here for the orderly justice it is designed to not perfect, but our founding documents our lives when, no matter am I, send me,” our rescue and promote? created a system making it possible to how spiritually fortifying our salvation have been part of God’s Does the Old Testament Law call to become more perfect. Come back next backgrounds, our believing can merciful plan! (Ephesians 1:3-14). each of our consciences and to the con- week as we transition to another Biblical become blinded by the storms The Atonement of Jesus Christ science of our nation? Has it ever in our genre: Poetry, the scripture written in and floods of life—both in our in all its majesty, mystery and history? Has the practice of law changed verse using symbolic language, meta- own lives and when we witness mercy makes our rescue and to protect criminal law breakers instead phors, word pictures, and expressions of the distraction and destruction redemption not only possible, of protecting the victims of criminals? feelings. in other people’s lives. This can but imperative (John 3:16-17). Iron County Today life Wednesday, September 9, 2020 17 C edar City Rotary Club annual golf tournament a success

from Tessa Douglas Hinton Burdick’s team fol- For Iron County Today lowed next. Individual prizes included “Closest to the The Cedar City Rotary Hole #13 – Chase Williams,” Club hosted its annual golf “Closest to the line #8 – tournament last Wednesday Dave Olsen,” “Long Drive with 24 teams participating Women – Mary Davis,” and to support the club and “Long Drive Men – Emmett enjoy a great outdoor event. Steed.” The golf tournament is Rotary brings together a one of Rotary’s annual fund- global network of volunteer raisers and helps the club leaders dedicated to tackling support its many humani- the world’s most pressing tarian projects in the com- humanitarian challenges. munity and worldwide. This They connect 1.2 million year a good showing at the members from more than tournament was especially 35,000 Rotary clubs in important since the club’s almost every country in the largest annual fundraiser, world. Together, they work the July Jamboree, had to be together to promote peace, cancelled due to logistical fight disease, and to provide difficulties caused by Covid- clean water, sanitation and 19. Cedar City Rotary Club hygiene. They also work to President, Paul Monroe, said support education and grow “We were grateful to have so local economies. For more many teams participate this C ourtesy CC Rotary Club information on becoming a year. The support of these Ceard City Rotary Club President Paul Monroe, third from left, and his Team. member of the Cedar City community organizations Rotary Club, email Miriam and individuals is a vital worthwhile projects and Intermountain Cedar City place, with the Leavitt Group Keener at cedarcityrotary- part of our ability to help causes.” Hospital’s team took first team at a close second. [email protected]. 18 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 life Iron County Today schools O bituaries ICSD News Shirlee Carol Miles Adair Calvin Carter Shirlee Carol Miles Adair passed away Calvin Wesley Carter slipped peacefully on September 3, 2020 at the age of 76. away from his earthly life on September 3, Nuggets Carol was the daughter of Lorin Church 2020, just days short of his 96th birthday. and Elva Johnson Miles. She was born in Calvin was born at his family home from Le Ann Woolstenhulme Cedar City, Utah on November 2, 1943. in Minersville, Utah on Sept. 11, 1924, the Carol dated Daniel George Haycock seventh child of Guy William Carter and Iron County School District during high school. They were married on Effie Myers. He recalled his early years September 10, 1964 in the St. George Utah in Minersville as some of the happiest in S outh Elementary Temple. After Dan’s death, she married his life as he worked and played with his Laurence Scott Adair on February 4, 1989. siblings and cousins on the Carter block. Carol is the mother of four children: Daniel When Cal was 12, his mother Effie We are all excited to be back in school! We Paul, Jodi Carol, Tera Celine, and Douglas died and he went to live with relatives to have had a few staff changes this year. Mrs. Miles. help on their dairy farm where he worked Cottam is now teaching 4th grade. Mrs. Leavitt She attended school in Cedar City and relentlessly. is teaching Kindergarten. Nicole Yamamoto graduated from Cedar High in 1962. After After graduating from Milford High is working in the Literacy Lab and Kasey graduating, she pursued her passion by School, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy and Runolfson is our new PE teacher. We want to attending and graduating from Mary’s shipped out from San Francisco on the welcome them to our South team. Our students Career College of Cosmetology in Provo, Crater Raider, AK70, a cargo ship in the are doing a great job adjusting to the many Utah. She loved to cut and style hair and South Pacific where he served until the end procedural changes that have been put in place became a skilled beautician. She built a of World War II. to keep everyone safe during these challenging regular clientele in her own salon where He met his wife Gaye in Salt Lake City. times. We have appreciated the cooperation she made many friends. Carol moved to On their first date, he terrified her by taking and good attitudes everyone has shown in Fredonia, Arizona in 1968 where she and her on the Magic Racer and then fell in love adapting to the many changes. We are looking Dan raised their family. She worked at the with her as they danced the night away in forward to the adventures and learning that the Fredonia High School for a short time in Saltair’s big ballroom. They were married in 2020-21 school year will bring! the library and at Duke's clothing store in the Manti Temple on February 20, 1948. Kanab, Utah prior to opening Carol’s Hair Cal and Gaye began their building T hree Peaks Elementary Salon. business in Monticello, Utah. Cal’s brother Carol was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Jack became a valued partner and the Carter Brothers/Enterprises has Latter-day Saints her entire life and served in various callings. She become a respected commercial builder with many projects throughout August 25 was the first day of Kindergarten especially enjoyed working with the young women. She and Larry southern Utah including 14 projects at Southern Utah University. Cedar at Three Peaks Elementary. We would like to wel- served in the Wisconsin Milwaukee Mission from 2001-2002. She later City has been their home since 1962. come all the cute, new students to our school. A served for several years as a temple worker in the St. George Temple. Calvin has served in many positions in the Church of Jesus Christ of big thank you to the Kindergarten teachers Carol’s greatest attribute was the love she expressed to her family Latter-day Saints including ward clerk, stake missionary and bishop’s Kim Hardin, Kellie Nowland, and Shelly Barney and friends. She made genuine life-long friends by simply being there counselor. He and Gaye served as ordinance workers in the St. George for their immense preparation to get ready for others. She enjoyed being at home and visiting with her children Temple, and they served a full-time service mission in Florida where for these students. Our children are in good and sisters on the phone. She liked watching a good movie and game they renovated homes at the Church Cattle Ranch. hands! Kindergarten hours are as follows: Morn- shows. One of her hobbies was tole painting, having completed many His skill and dedication brought many honors to Cal over the years ing Kindergarten, 8:55-11:40 am (M, T, Th, F) and beautiful pieces. If someone was struggling with trials, she would including President of the Associated General Contractors of Utah and early out Wednesdays, 8:45-10:45 am. Afternoon often say “This too shall pass.” Honoree of the Southern Utah University Old Main Society. The Carter Kindergarten, 12:45-3:30 pm (M, T, Th, F) and early Carol is survived by her husband, Larry Adair; her children, Paul Carillon rises above the SUU campus in his name. But reaching much out Wednesdays, 11:30 am-1:30 pm. Haycock (Lori Greene), Jodi (Jason) Reber, Tera (Darin) Adams, further than the peal of those bells is the love and influence he will A reminder of school hours for 1st-5th grade Doug (Angie) Haycock; her step-children, Chong (Greg) Christensen, continue to have upon his 23 grandchildren and 57 great-grandchildren. students: 8:55 am first bell rings, 9:00 am Montyne (Martin) Anderson, and Shane (Kimmie) Adair. She is By far the biggest honor is this life was his role of husband and father. second bell rings and students need to be in survived by 13 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren, 14 step-grand- He often spoke about how much he loved his family and proclaimed class. M, T, Th, F dismissal is at 3:30 pm and children, and 3 step great-grandchildren. She is also survived by what a good family he had. Wednesday dismissal is at 1:30 pm. Front doors her brother and sister-in-law Gail (Bonnie) Miles and brother-in-law He is survived by his wife Gaye Black Carter, children: Jill Elliss (Joe), will be locked around 9:15 am for the safety Bruce Fotheringham. Jan Wilson (Jim), Curtis (Emily), Kelli Olsen, (Dan), Chad, (Sherene); of students, staff, and visitors - call the front She is preceded in death by her parents, her brother LC Miles Jr., brother Jack (Gayle), and sister Jane Blackner. He was preceded in office or ring the doorbell for entrance. her sisters, Lois Higbee and Marilyn Fotheringham, her grandson death by son Eric, and siblings Bernice Gillins, Dewayne, Sherman, Fern Jared Paul Reber, and her first husband Dan Haycock. Burbidge, Gertrude Marshall, Lou and Raymond. September 10 is Fall picture day. Packets have Funeral services will be held Saturday, September 12, 2020 at 11:00 A private service and visitation for family members will be held at been sent home with prices and package choices am at the LDS Church (290 W 1045 N, Cedar City). A viewing will be the Southern Utah Mortuary, 190 North, 300 West, Cedar City. Graveside or pre-pay online at eastmanadams.com, click held 9:30 – 10:30 am at the same location. Interment will be in the services will take place at the Cedar City cemetery under the direction "online ordering", enter shoot-key 4M6FQFN6. Cedar City Cemetery following the funeral. Condolences may be of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent at www. expressed at affordablefuneralservices.com. sumortuary.com. Iron County Today life Wednesday, September 9, 2020 19 obituaries

Robert James Kruger Jerald Bybee Julie Ilene (Smith) Bott

Our Patriarch Robert James Kruger Jerald Harvey Bybee (Jerry) passed Julie Ilene (Smith) Bott, age 71, passed away peacefully at home early away at the age of 73 on Friday, passed away peacefully in her home Friday morning on August 28, 2020. September 4, 2020 after suffering a after battling cancer on August 31, Bob was born on January 15, 1941 in devastating stroke 5 days previ- 2020, in Parowan, Utah. She was Stockton, California. He loved to race ously. Jerald was born in Panguitch, born on October 23, 1948 in Riverside, cars in the 50’s and that is when he Utah to Laura and Walden Bybee. He California, to Daniel Nelson Smith Jr. met his soul mate Bonnie Sering and grew up in Anabella, Utah and and Florence Joyce (Johnson) Smith. married her in 1958. They soon had 3 graduated from South Sevier HS Julie was raised in California, children, Wendy Kaye, James Robert, where he wrestled, ran, and served Texas, and Utah. Her family traveled and Heidi Lynne. as student body president. to follow her father’s work. Julie Bob was always a hard worker and Jerald was active in the Church graduated from Fontana High School became a Union Plumber in Las Vegas of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Fontana, California. She married local 525. He built many homes in Las and served as a missionary in the young and had 3 children, Troy Cook, Vegas and Puerto Penasco, Mexico California South mission. He served Teresa Bott, and Traci (Bott) Brown. where we had yearly family vacations. as Scout leader, branch president, In 1976 she met and married the love of her life, Russell Dean He loved chickens, hunting, fishing, gardening and daily bishop and on a high council as well Bott, they wrote lettersto each other for two years before they journaling. He had a passion for refurbishing old cars like his as ward finance clerk. After com- met in person on February 14thand were married on February 1949 Nash, Jimmy Page’s 1968 Bel Air, Bryton James’ 1971 Chevelle pleting his missionary service Jerald 28th. Two weeks after they wed, she and her 3 young children and Jameson Parker’s 1972 Mustang. married his sweetheart Colleen in followed her love to Alaska. She lived happily in Alaska for 41 Bob is survived by his wife of 62 years, 3 children, 7 grandchil- the Manti Utah Temple. They have years where she faithfully held many church callings, as well, dren; Chelsey, Chanel, Trebor, Bryton, Jamison, and Jimmy and 3 been married for 51 years. she worked as a school bus driver and a school nutritionist. great-grandchildren; Damien, Alana and Jericho and one on the way. Jerald was a true patriot, he Julie was preceded in death by her parents and a brother, He is preceded in death by Danica Jade. loved his country and served proudly Daniel N. Smith III. She is survived by her husband, children in the military as a special agent and son-in-law, grandchildren, a brother, and sisters. She will be for military intelligence. He was missed by many other relatives, friends, and friends who became an amazing gardener and worked family. Mary Helen Stankosky hard to make every place he lived A grave side service was held on Tuesday, September 8, 2020, beautiful. He had a great sense of at the Parowan Cemetery. Interment was under the direction of Mary Helen Stankosky, aged 83, humor and a good business sense. After serving almost ten Affordable Funeral Services. passed away at home in Beavercreek, years in the military, he managed the Cedar McDonalds for Online condolences can be sent to her memorial page at Ohio Monday, August 31, 2020 after several years and then became an Allstate agent and owned www.affordablefuneralservices.com. spending 6 weeks in the hospital his own company until he retired. battling an infection she could not He is survived by his wife Colleen, children; April (Matt), overcome. She was born Thursday, July Sherrie (Jeff), Matthew, Maria (Craig), 13 grandchildren and 1 1, 1937 in Statesville, North Carolina to great-grandchild. Brothers; Lloyd (Kaye), Donald (Kay), Dean Sheleen Lanier the late Charles and Ida Isenhour. (Karen), Terry (Sandy), Lee (Diane), Sisters: Marlene (Clair) and In addition to her parents, Mary Laree (Doug). He loved family get-togethers and barbecues. Sheleen Christensen Lanier passed was proceeded in death by her Jerald was preceded in death by his Father Walden Bybee away suddenly on August 29, 2020 husband John, daughter Elizabeth, and his Mother Laura Lay and his brother Joseph Bybee from Leukemia. Sheleen was born sisters Shirley Ann and Mickey, (Chris). on January 18, 1961 to Richard and brother Ernie and his wife Madeline, A viewing for Jerald was held on Wednesday, September 9th Lavon Christensen in Salt Lake City, and two brothers-in-law, Charles at 9:30 am followed by a funeral service at 11:00 in the Greens UT where she loved growing up with Howard and Gail Maxwell. Lake Chapel in Cedar City at 1120 W Greens Lake Dr. Interment her four sisters. She sang in the choir Mary is survived by her children will be in the Cedar City Cemetery under the direction of while attending Murray High School Johnny (Vanessa), Susan (Michael) Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent at where she acquired the name Sheen Bryant, Charles (Brenda), Mark Eric www.sumortuary.com. Bean because of how thin she was. (Amy), Thomas (Holly), and Andrew, She attended Snow college where she her 29 grandchildren (plus 18 more met and fell in love with her husband as spouses), 57 great-grandchildren, Larry. She and Larry were married her sisters Judy Maxwell, Pat Howard, on August 14, 1981 in the Salt Lake Dean (Steve) Bodenhammer, and her Chris Stanley Beaumont Temple. They have made homes in many places including Logan, half-brother Dwight David (Shelia) Oklahoma, and finally Parowan. They have been residents of Isenhour. Chris Stanley Beaumont, 69, Parowan since 1992 where they built their family home in 1994. Mary has lived in North Carolina, passed away September 2, 2020, in They had 6 beautiful children who were raised in a home full Hawaii, Utah, Arizona, Texas, Parowan, Utah. He was born May of music, love, and laughter. Sheleen was so very patient with California, and Ohio. She was a 16, 1951 in Beaver, Utah to Stanley all of her children, who were constantly teasing her for anything faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day and Virginia Beaumont. He grew she mistakenly said or did. Larry and Sheleen were married Saints where she served in many callings over the years, up in Beaver where he attended for 39 years and he was the love of her life. She was an active especially with the children. She was well loved with a kind High School. He met Bonnie Rae member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where disposition and had a gift of becoming a listening ear wherever Pendleton. They were married and she served in many callings including Young Women's Counselor, she went. She loved her family! She loved her grandchildren had four beautiful children then Librarian, Stake Primary Music Director, Primary Pianist, just to and her great grandchildren! She spoke caringly of all, including later divorced. name a few. She was always actively trying to find ways to bring in-laws, nieces, nephews, and cousins. She loved to reminisce Chris worked in the Iron Mines, herself and her family closer to Christ. She always had a smile of good times shared. She spoke fondly of good friends and was a mechanic at Tri-State Motors on her face and was adored by everyone that knew her. Sheleen neighbors over the years, many who received family titles; of Jill for 18 years, and later worked at had such a fun personality and was known for having a heart of in California, her Relief Society mountain trips, her game group, Sunroc as a driver. He enjoyed deer gold. and her “golden girls” group. She enjoyed flowers, vegetables hunting with his family, camping, fishing, cutting wood and Survived by her husband Larry, six children: Racheal (Sam) fresh from the garden, crocheting, cooking, sewing, and playing telling stories. He was beloved by his family and was always Schwendiman, Jennifer (Dale) Jessee, Dean (Arianne) Lanier, games. She loved to read! A surprise about Mary - in her younger willing to help anyone in need. Jared Lanier, Zane Lanier, Rebecca (David) O’Hanlon, 12 (with years she was a roller skate dancer. He is survived by his children; Brandon Beaumont, Jeremy one on the way) grandchildren. Her Mother: Lavon Christensen, A memorial service will be held Saturday, Sept 12th at 1:00, (Tessa) Beaumont, Tanille (Steve) Wisdom and Christopher Sisters: Mary (Stephen) Kelsey, Carol Christensen, Dawn with a viewing from 11:30 – 12:30, at The Church of Jesus Christ of (Laci) Beaumont; 15 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Christensen, Sue (Stephen) Daw. She was met in heaven by her Latter-day Saints (1390 East Midvalley Road, Enoch, Utah). She He is preceded in death by his parents, Stanley and Virginia Father Richard Christensen. will be interred next to her husband and daughter in the Enoch Beaumont, his brother Jack Beaumont and sister Sue The viewing was held Friday, September 4th at 12pm at the Cemetery. Cartwright. Parowan 3rd & 4th Ward (90 S Main St Parowan, Utah 84761). Messages for the family may be shared at https://www. Arrangements are under the direction of Southern Utah Funeral services followed at 1pm. Interment was in the Parowan newcomerdayton.com/obituariesorhttps://affordablefuneralser- Mortuary. Online condolences can be sent at Cemetery, under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online vices.com/ www.sumortuary.com. condolences can be sent at www.sumortuary.com. 20 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 Scores & Recaps from Iron County S ports Competition Falcons soccer wins first over Reds rout Mustangs Reds since '09 to open region play Cedar by Tom ZULEWSKI Iron County Today by Tom ZULEWSKI Iron County Today Rams bitten by wolves 37 The Canyon View girls soccer team hadn’t beaten the Jaron Garrett accounted Cedar Lady Reds in more than for two touchdowns and first-quarter touchdown for The Mustangs broke Crimson Cliffs a decade. On Sept. 1, CV started Braxtan Torres added an a 10-0 lead. Garrett threw an the Reds shutout bid in early and ended the futility. interception and kickoff 11-yard touchdown to Trey the fourth quarter when Brylee Bergener scored return for scores as the Payne with only 17 seconds Easton Droubay scored on 7 two goals, including a crucial Cedar Reds raced out to remaining to stretch the an 11-yard touchdown with marker in the second half that a big first-half lead and Reds’ lead to 23-0 at the half. 8 minutes, 52 seconds left. Cedar 16 7 14 0 -- 37 Crim. Cliffs 0 0 0 7 -- 7 slowed Cedar’s momentum and beat the Crimson Cliffs Torres kept the Cedar Cedar faces another Q1 – C – FG Hernandez 18, 7:22 helped the Falcons finish off a Mustangs, 37-7 on Sept. 4 momentum in high gear road game this week when C – Torres 55 interception return (Her- nandez kick), 4:06 4-2 victory over the Lady Reds in the Region 9 opener for when he returned the they travel to Pine View on C – Brinkerhoff 16 run (run failed), 1:38 on the home pitch, breaking both teams. second-half opening kickoff Friday for a 7 p.m. kickoff. Q2 – C – Payne 11 pass from Garrett an 18-match winless streak (17 Cedar improved to 3-1 90 yards for a score, and the The Panthers opened (Hernandez kick), :17 losses, one tie) and beating their Q3 – C – Torres 90 kickoff return H( er- on the season and Torres Reds were never threatened Region 9 play with a 49-20 nandez kick), 11:48 crosstown rival for the first time gave the offense a jumpstart the rest of the way. Garrett rout over Desert Hills. C – Garrett 2 run (Hernandez kick), 8:41 since Sept. 17, 2009. when he returned his added a 2-yard touchdown Parowan opened 2A Q4 – CC – Droubay 11 run (Woolley “The change they’ve been interception 55 yards for a run later in the third quarter. South play with its first kick), 8:52 working on is becoming more of a team, playing for each other,” Newman said. “It’s not one Enterprise individual person that stands out to win a game for us. We play as a team, and we did that today.” 9 Senior Cassidy Cox got the scoring started for Canyon View in the 11th minute when she Parowan punched a long rebound near the edge of the 18-yard box into a wide-open net. The Lady Reds 0 were able to tie the score in the 29th minute on the first of two Enterprise 2 0 7 0 -- 9 goals from senior Emily Schuh, Parowan 0 0 0 0 -- 0 but Bergener struck a minute Q1 – E – Safety, 10:09 Q3 – E – Messersmith 2 run (Ramos later and Canyon View took a 2-1 kick), 1:45 lead to the halftime break. “I’m proud of my team. It’s all of us working together,” home game of the 2020 Bergener said. “In the end, it’s season and came out on the why we won.” short end of a 9-0 shutout Bergener added her second loss to Enterprise at Alma goal of the game nine minutes Richards Stadium. The into the second half. Cedar Wolves scored a safety less responded four minutes later than two minutes into the to trim the deficit back to a first quarter, and neither goal at 3-2. Less than a minute side could generate much after that, Brindley Christensen in the way of offense until found an open spot in the Braxton Messersmith found 6-yard box off a corner kick the end zone on a 2-yard Pra owan's touchdown late in the third and headed the ball past Cedar Hutch Miller keeper Kelci Oldroyd in the can't avoid a pack quarter. 53rd minute that completed of Wolves during The Rams (1-3 overall) a difficult loss in will host the Millard Eagles Enterprise. on Friday for a 7 p.m. kickoff. see soccer » 21 dave mineer sr. Iron County Today sports Wednesday, September 9, 2020 21 soccer Scoreboard « Continued from page 20 W arriors run away from Falcons Scores Prep Football the scoring for the day. by Tom ZULEWSKI forced five turnovers on the “This is a learning experi- “Play like it’s 0-0. 9/4 Cedar 37, Crimson Cliffs 7 Iron County Today way to a 49-14 victory over ence for us,” Sawyers said while Snow Cyn. 49, Canyon View 14 Don’t focus on their Canyon View on Sept. 4 in the adding praise for Miller’s effort. goals,” Bergener said. “No Dixie 35, Hurricane 6 ST. GEORGE — After a 3-0 Region 9 opener for both teams. “When you’re thrown into that Pine View 49, Desert Hills 20 matter the score, focus start, the Canyon View Falcons With junior Holden Miller on in situation, he handled it like a Enterprise 9, Parowan 0 on what’s next.” got a quick lesson in how to place of Garrett, the Warriors man. I’m proud of him.” Kanab 27, Millard 0 Newman admitted deal with the art of winning (3-0) handily won the battle of Canyon View got the ball Beaver 56, N. Sevier 0 the quick answers by and how to build on the unbeaten teams. to start the second half, but a Prep Girls Soccer the CV offense helped momentum that comes from “We have to have a penalty led to a three-and-out the team relax under 9/1 Canyon View 4, Cedar 2 success. next-man-up mentality, but and turned into a 60-yard pressure. Snow Cyn. 2, Crimson Cliffs 1 Playing without injured psychologically, when you’re punt return for a touchdown Desert Hills 3, Hurricane 1 “We’re definitely sophomore quarterback Jake trying to teach a team how to from Tyden Morris that Pine View 2, Dixie 0 more comfortable with a Garrett, CV learned how fragile win, that’s a really big obstacle stretched the lead to 42-7 and 9/3 Cedar 4, Hurricane 3 two-goal lead. We don’t that momentum can be. to overcome. Tonight, we brought in a running clock the Crimson Cliffs 3, Canyon View 1 get them very often,” Snow Canyon 3, Dixie 0 Braxton Hickman returned didn’t do that,” Canyon View rest of the way. Newman said. “That goes Desert Hills 2, Pine View 1 the game’s opening kickoff for a head coach Chris Sawyers said “If our special teams are a to the team wanting to touchdown, and Snow Canyon after his team fell to 3-1 on the little better tonight, this is a play together, not one Standings person saying they have Region 9 Football to win the game by REGION OVERALL themselves.” The Falcons Snow Canyon 1-0 3-0 improved to 2-2 in Cedar 1-0 3-1 Region 9, 4-2 overall, Pine View 1-0 3-1 matching their win total Dixie 1-0 1-3 Canyon View 0-1 3-1 from all of last season. Crimson Cliffs 0-1 1-2 In Canyon View’s Desert Hills 0-1 1-3 other game of the week, Hurricane 0-1 1-3 the Falcons fell on the road at Crimson Cliffs 2A South Football by a 3-1 count and REGION OVERALL dropped to 2-3 in region Beaver 1-0 4-0 play. After a scoreless Kanab 1-0 4-0 first half, Bergener Enterprise 1-0 2-2 struck for the first goal Milford 0-0 2-2 to give CV the lead, Millard 0-1 3-1 but the Mustangs got N. Sevier 0-1 1-3 Parowan 0-1 1-3 two goals from Jantzyn Losee and went on to Region 9 Girls Soccer grab the victory. REGION OVERALL tom zulewski In Cedar’s second Falcons head coach Chris Sawyers talks to his team following a loss to Snow Canyon, 49-14 on Sept. 4. (RPI ranking in parenthesis) game of the week, Schuh Desert Hills (4) 5-0 5-2 and Sydney Craft scored season, 0-1 in region. different ballgame,” Sawyers Cedar (11) 3-2 4-3 two goals apiece as Snow Canyon Canyon View (7) 2-3 4-3 Snow Canyon quarterback said. “I’m not saying we’re the Lady Reds held off Pine View (8) 2-3 4-3 Hurricane on the road, Landon Frei made it 14-0 later playing well on either side Crimson Cliffs (12) 2-3 3-4 4-3 on Sept. 3. The teams in the first quarter with the right now, but there’s hope.” Snow Canyon (15) 2-3 3-4 49 Hurricane (17) 2-3 2-4 were tied 2-2 at the half, first of his two touchdown The Falcons had its best Dixie (18) 2-3 2-4 but Schuh and Craft runs from 15 yards, but CV sequence of the second half each scored once as Canyon View was able to answer back with when the defense recovered a Schedule Cedar improved to 3-2 a 66-yard drive. Miller finished fumble at the Snow Canyon 37, it off with a 13-yard touch- and Gunner Hatch scored on in Region 9 play, good Prep Football down pass to Jake Tom to cut an 8-yard run with 24 seconds for sole possession of 14 9/11 Cedar at Pine View the lead to 14-7 with 1 minute, left in the third quarter. second place. Crimson Cliffs at Canyon View Cyn. View 7 0 7 0 -- 14 Cedar traveled to 40 seconds left in the period. Playing in their home Desert Hills at Dixie Snow Cyn. 14 21 7 7 -- 49 play at Desert Hills on When the Warriors got the opener, Frei put his stamp Hurricane at Snow Canyon Q1 – SC – Hickman 99 kickoff return (Wit- Parowan at Kanab Tuesday and Canyon twer kick), 11:48 ball back, they didn’t take long on the Snow Canyon victory View was also on the SC – Frei 15 run (Wittwer kick), 4:17 to answer and take control of when he threw a 14-yard Enterprise at N. Sevier CV – Tom 13 pass from Miller (Barlow Beaver at Milford road at Dixie. Both kick), 1:40 the game. Frei scored from 1 touchdown pass to Jake Hill Q2 – SC – Frei 1 run (Wittwer kick), 11:54 yard out on third-and-goal with 5:17 left. Prep Girls Soccer teams will be at home SC – Kelly 4 run (Wittwer kick), 9:11 Thursday, with the Lady SC – Mendenhall 9 pass from Frei (Witt- on the first play of the second Canyon View returns home 9/10 Snow Canyon at Cedar Reds hosting Snow wer kick), 6:07 quarter, and when the senior next to play Crimson Cliffs on Desert Hills at Canyon View Q3 – SC – Morris 60 punt return (Wittwer threw a 9-yard touchdown Friday in a 7 p.m. kickoff. The Crimson Cliffs at Dixie Canyon and the Falcons kick), 10:23 playing Region 9 leader CV – Hatch 8 run (Barlow kick), :24 pass to Logan Mendenhall, Mustangs beat the Falcons in Hurricane at Pine View Q4 – SC – Hill 14 pass from Frei (Wittwer Snow Canyon had a 35-7 lead last season’s meeting, 33-13, for Editor’s note: Scores from Sept. 8 Desert Hills starting at kick), 5:17. 4 p.m. with 6:07 left till halftime. its first win in school history. will appear in the Sept. 16 edition. 22 Wednesday, September 9, 2020 sports Iron County Today Winning is hard to do T om's Trivia challenge s Region 9 play began this past Hatch helped the offense take advantage week, the Cedar Reds and Canyon with an 8-yard touchdown run late in the For this week, we’ve decided to go after anything and everything View Falcons came out of the gate third quarter. sports-related. These will make you think, so be ready and be prepared withA strong starts. Cedar had a stumble As the CV student section cheered, to amaze your friends. Just remember…no wagering. at home against Juab in Week 2, but SC’s students answered with “scoreboard” 1. Stephen F. Austin is a prominent 9. In 1960, author John Updike wrote rebounded nicely with a dismantling of 6A with a 42-14 lead. program in FCS football, but the “Gods do not answer letters” when school Taylorsville on the road. It’s not cute or funny, but fans of the school had a women’s team that which baseball legend didn’t tip Canyon View started 3-0 for just the opposition are all part of the process of won an NCAA championship in 2019 his cap after hitting his last home second time in school history – 2015 was learning how to win football games. CV in which sport? run at Fenway Park? the other – but found itself with a major may have taken a step back with last A. Lacrosse A. Ted Williams obstacle it had to overcome as they faced week’s performance, but with four of B. Bowling B. Mickey Mantle C. Fencing C. Willie Mays the Snow Canyon Warriors, the preseason the final six games at home, there will D. Tennis D. Duke Snider Region 9 favorite playing in its home be plenty of opportunity to take 10 steps opener. forward. 2. A baseball player doesn’t eat this, 10. Fullback Doc Blanchard was With sophomore quarterback Jake » Opening night of the PRCA rodeo but uses what breakfast food while known as “Mr. Outside” for which Garrett on the sidelines in street clothes in Parowan was a busy one at the Iron he’s waiting in the on-deck circle? school’s Black Knights, who went undefeated from 1944 to 1946? after a shoulder injury knocked him out of County Fairgrounds on Sept. 5. With an A. Croissant most of the second half in last week’s win increase in entries from last year, cowboys B. Pancake A. Army over Enterprise, it made the Falcons’ task are competing for nearly double the C. Donut B. Navy D. Waffle C. Oklahoma of facing the Warriors that much harder. purse of a year ago, and it showed on the D. Rutgers When SC quarterback Landon Frei scoreboard. 3. What’s the last name of golfing Several members of the sisters Annika and Charlotta? 11. In 1952, it took eight playoff Wright family competed in the victories to win the Stanley Cup. A. Sorenstam Which sea creature did fans of the Labor Day portion of the rodeo B. Lopez that was too late for press Detroit Red Wings start throwing C. Inkster on the ice that year for good luck? random deadline. Here are the event D. Mallon leaders with some highlights A. Starfish through Day 1: 4. Which university’s Rainbow B. Crab C. Lobster t houghts Tilden Warriors football once caused --Bareback riding: ESPN analyst Lee Corso to say D. Octopus Hooper, 84.5 points. Hooper by Tom Zulewski “They don’t win many games in the is fifth in the standings as the United States.”? 12. Which city has hosted the NCAA Sports Writer College World Series since 1950? chase for the top 15 and the A. Illinois Wrangler National Finals Rodeo B. Bradley A. Dallas went to work, Canyon View learned that hits the homestretch. He trails No. 4 C. Hawaii B. Nashville mastering the art of how to win is a lot Clayton Biglow by nearly $1,400. D. North Dakota C. Omaha harder than it looks. --Steer wrestling: Dalton Massey, 5.0 D. Indianapolis There were bright spots shown by seconds. Kansas cowboy Tanner Brunner, 5. Which capital city hosted the 2018 World Cup men’s soccer final won Last Week’s Answers the Falcons. Backup quarterback Holden who is 11th in the standings, had a 4.9-sec- by France? Miller led an impressive 66-yard drive he ond run that beat Massey, but he was 1. D: Baltimore Colts. The Jets beat capped off with a 13-yard touchdown pass given a 10-second penalty for breaking the A. Moscow the Colts, 16-7 in Super Bowl III. B. Paris The Mountaineers to Jake Tom. With 1 minute, 40 seconds starting barrier too soon. C. Berlin 2. B: Michigan. won 34-32, but needed a blocked left in the first quarter, Canyon View was --Team roping: Robby Farias and D. London field goal on the final play to do so. within a touchdown of Snow Canyon at Cody Young, 11.3 seconds. 14-7. --Saddle bronc: Lefty Holman, 85.5 6. “Spanning the globe…” was the 3. C: Houston. It would take exactly 1:46 for Frei to points. The top four cowboys from this first line of what iconic sports 4. B: Georgetown. put any doubts about the game’s potential event are all in the top 15 in the WNFR series that aired on ABC from 1961 5. A. Florida Marlins. The Marlins to 1998? won Games 6 and 7 and went on to competitiveness to rest. The senior scored standings with three weeks left in the beat the in the World Series. on a 1-yard run on the first play of the season. Holman is 13th, Isaac Diaz (83.5) is A. Sports Spectacular B. American Gladiators 6. B: Oklahoma. second quarter and before the period was 12th, Zeke Thurston (2016 world cham- C. American Ninja Warrior 7. C: Fresno State. Georgia won the half over, Snow Canyon had a 35-7 lead. pion) is eighth (83) and Shorty Garrett D. Wide World of Sports opening game of the best-of-3 final Struggles on special teams reared their (84.5) is fourth. before Fresno State rallied with a ugly heads for the Falcons when they gave --Tie-down roping: Westyn Hughes, 7. Which 6-foot-7 New York Yankees pair of wins to take home the title. up the opening kickoff for a touchdown, 8.0 seconds. Hughes is ninth in the WNFR rookie swung a mighty gavel and 8. A: Harvard. won the 2017 MLB All-Star Home then surrendered a punt return for a score standings. Run Derby? 9. C: Cincinnati Reds. after its first possession of the second half --Bull riding: Roscoe Jarboe, 87.5 10. A: Denver Nuggets. The Nuggets went three-and-out. points. Jarboe is 12th in the standings and A. Hideki Matsui dropped the first two games of the B. Aaron Judge best-of-5 series against the top- Penalties were in abundance on both will solidify his position if the lead holds C. Luke Voit sides, but that was small potatoes for up. Denton Fugate, who is just ahead of seed Seattle Supersonics but won D. Aaron Boone the last three, two in overtime. Canyon View to deal with. Frei and the Jarboe, scored 81 on his ride and is fourth They had What’s the abbreviation of the 11. B: Tampa Bay Lightning. Warriors blew holes in the Falcon second- after Day 1. 8. the league’s best record, winning term TKO, something every boxer ary that seemed like canyons at times. A full recap of the PRCA rodeo from 62 regular-season games. would love to achieve? Even when there was reason for CV Parowan will appear in the Sept. 16 edition. 12. A: Detroit Red Wings. The Red students and fans to cheer, the other A. Technical kite-off Wings stayed alive in Game 6 with side let them know who was boss. After B. Technical king-on a 7-1 win, but the Sharks came C. Technical knockout through with a 3-2 victory in Game the Falcons recovered a fumble in Snow Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter @TommyZee81 D. Technical keel-over Canyon territory, running back Gunner or email [email protected]. 7 for its first playoff series triumph. Wednesday, September 9, 2020 23 FREE Cl assifieds

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