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Vol. 13 No. 22 ironcountytoday.com Wednesday, April 28, 2021 life 4 Opinion 17th Annual 10 Showcase Kite Flight 12 Life event takes IRON 20 Sports place in 24 Classifieds Cedar City COUNTY 27 Comics/Puzzles Intermountain Healthcare promoting COVID-19 vaccination from Lance Madigan For Iron County Today

Intermountain Healthcare is collaborating with a coalition of 60 of America's top hospitals and health- care institutions nationwide campaign to encourage adults to get their COVID-19 vaccination. The campaign, "Get the Vaccine to Save Lives," Water Wiz is designed to reassure the public that vaccines are safe, effective, and necessary to achieve herd immunity and return to normal activities. The campaign’s goal is to reach adults who are hesitant to receive a vaccine, including racial and minority ethnic groups and people living in rural communities. According to a Kaiser Family Foundation survey published March 30, 17% of the public say they will take a wait-and-see approach before getting it themselves, and another 20% say they will never get a vaccine or will only get it if required to do so for work, school, or other activities. This leaves a significant portion of the population at risk of going unvaccinated. The nationwide campaign includes print and digital advertising, media outreach, social media, an awareness video, and an informational website. Ethos Creative Group of Burlington, North Carolina, created the campaign and donated their services. The New York Times, The Washington Post, Spectrum Reach, and USA Today also provided complimentary resources. “During a pandemic, we are all in this together,” said Tamara Sheffield, MD, medical director for Intermountain Healthcare Community Health and Prevention. “When we protect ourselves, we are protecting all those around us, and vaccines are our best tool to get through it.” Vaccination appointments locally are available by signing up at http://www.intermountain.com/ covidvaccine. With vaccine distribution currently underway, the campaign aims to help Americans feel safe and confident about receiving a vaccine. To achieve herd immunity and help end the pandemic, leading health officials say at least 75% of the population needs to receive a vaccine. Herd immunity occurs when a large portion of a community becomes immune to a disease, making the spread of disease from person to person unlikely. As a result, the whole community becomes protected — not just those who have been vaccinated. “I have confidence in vaccines and confidence in our community to step up and help each other by getting vaccinated,” said Dr. Sheffield. “Vaccines can give us all the peace of mind that we are protected.” More than 195 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered and 48% of the population age 18 and over has received at least one vaccine dose in the U.S. through April 14, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. COVID-19 vaccines were evaluated in tens of thousands of participants in clinical trials. The vaccines met the Food and Drug Administration’s rigorous scientific standards for safety, effectiveness, and manufacturing quality story in life Courtesy - CICWCD needed to support emergency use authorization. 2 Wednesday, April 28, 2021 news I ron County Today ‘ Altruistic’ Healthcare Genetic Research study now enrolling participants in Cedar City Hospital Lab by Dave De Rurange half-million people participating only Intermountain Precision Genomics three percent of them are expected to be contacted by Intermountain’s CEDAR CITY — When Terri Hartley genetic counselors. Contact or a return first learned about the HerediGene: of a participant’s results is made if Population Study, her brother was researchers find a DNA change or diagnosed with a rare kidney cancer. mutation that could increase the risk That was the same type of cancer that for a certain disease that doctors can took her father’s life 26 years ago. treat. The rest of the DNA variants are “Think of the different results he yet to be discovered, and they will be – could’ve had – had he known the risk as more families join the study that put factors or if he would’ve been doing the Intermountain Healthcare as one of the monitoring where they would’ve found most cutting-edge biotechnological it (cancer) earlier,” she said. companies in the world. Terri and her husband, Wayne, “HerediGene is the most innovative, decided to do something about cancer significant healthcare study ever and any type of disease that runs launched anywhere,” Lincoln Nadauld, in the family. On January 12, 2021, M.D., Ph.D., principal investigator of the they participated in the HerediGene: Courtesy Terri Hartley HerediGene: Population Study said. Population Study inside the lab at Caregiver intern, Jarom Bush (left), consents and enrolls Terri and Wayne “We are going to collect, consent, Hartley into the HerediGene: Population Study at Cedar City Hospital. Cedar City Hospital. This study is an and perform a whole genome analysis Intermountain Healthcare research bered among the 50-thousand patient Cedar City and she says she under- on 500,000 participants over the project aimed at improving detection, samples already received, according stands her participation won’t only next five years. And the result will be prevention, and treatment of all kinds to a report in February. Researchers help her family but protect the health discoveries that dramatically impact of diseases. are wanting 500-thousand samples of her community, Wayne’s former and radically improve the delivery of “An ounce of prevention is worth making HerediGene the largest DNA students and the world. healthcare,” he said. a pound of cure,” Wayne said. “If they mapping study in the U.S. Contributing Joining HerediGene is done on a “We want to know if you’re at risk can identify markers that would help and crunching these numbers has voluntary basis and the full genome for cancer or cardiovascular disease or our children and grandchildren or thrilled Wayne, a retired teacher of 30 analysis is performed at no cost to par- neurodegenerative disorders. We want anybody’s children – and they need years. ticipants. Any U.S. residents are invited to help you avoid those conditions. We numbers – well, we’re glad to partici- “He was my math teacher!” Jarom to participate. Children may participate want to predict what healthcare events pate in that.” Bush, the caregiver at Cedar City too, but for now only at Intermountain might happen. We want to prevent The Hartley’s each contributed Hospital consenting the Hartley’s in Primary Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake those from happening.” Nadauld said. two-and-a-half teaspoons of blood to HerediGene said. City. And very few participants will HerediGene. Their samples are num- Terri serves on the city council for hear back from the study. Out of the see Genetic Research » 5 Iron County Today news Wednesday, April 28, 2021 3 State, local leaders meet to discuss drought response, water solutions for Cedar Valley from Jessica Staheli CICWCD The Central Iron County Water Conservancy District (CICWCD) and mayors of Cedar City, Enoch and Kanarraville hosted a community briefing April 19 to discuss critical water issues including drought, the state’s Groundwater Management Plan for Cedar Valley, and the need to import water. The meeting was attended by state and local leaders including State Sen. Evan Vickers, State Rep. Rex Shipp, Iron County Commissioners Iron County Commissioner Paul Cozzens Marilyn Wood, Paul Cozzens and talks to a group of state and community Mike Bleak, Cedar City Mayor Maile leaders who gathered Monday to discuss Wilson-Edwards, Enoch Mayor water solutions for the Cedar Valley. Geoffrey Chesnut, Kanarraville Mayor Betty Gould, and Utah’s Senior Advisor for Rural Affairs Courtesy - Central Iron County Water Conservancy District Stephen Lisonbee, who also serves as government agencies, have already actions to conserve water: irrigate Mayor Wilson-Edwards urged all Southern Utah University’s Assistant added more than 14,000 acre-feet after dark, shorten your showers and community members to do what they Vice President in the Office of of additional water to the aquifer. fix a leak. can to help. Regional Services. Approximately $700,000 has been “These are three fundamental "The importance of water is The goal of the community leader spent on these efforts. things we can all do right now,” pivotal in our desert community, gathering was to assemble key The District is working with Monroe said. “When entire commu- especially during an exceptional players from as many local entities Cedar City and Enoch City to prepare nities are helping in these ways, that drought period like we are currently and organizations as possible in for the construction of a reuse is when we start to see conservation facing,” she said. “I encourage our the same room, discussing issues project that would transport treated work, and it establishes a beginning community and the numerous of tremendous importance to the effluent water from the Cedar City to a larger, concerted southern Utah valley’s future. Adding to the collab- Regional Wastewater Treatment effort.” usee dro ght response » 8 oration were attendees representing Facility to agricultural fields in the Southern Utah University, the Utah surrounding area. Transporting State University Extension Iron effluent water to that area will help County Office, the Enterprise & Iron reduce pumping from the declining Conservation District, the Natural aquifer. Resources Conservation Service, the Working with the Enterprise & Division of Water Rights and more. Iron Conservation District and the Central Iron County Water Utah State Legislature, the District Conservancy District General has helped convert more than 2,000 Manager Paul Monroe acres of center pivots to using addressed the group and low-elevation bubbler explained the District’s nozzles, which are far efforts to conserve, “ We all can - more efficient than recharge, reuse, and traditional pivot import water for and should - do nozzles. With the valley. Monroe agricultural water stressed that the more to ensure our use as a large District wants to water supply for percentage of continually work the Cedar Valley’s with communities years to come.” consumption, and other entities conservation and in the area to ensure Cedar City Mayor Maile efficiency in agri- success for vital water Wilson-Edwards culture are important projects. The timing is to the District. Monroe critical with growth, drought, has been appointed to and an overdrawn aquifer making serve on the Agricultural Water the area’s water situation critical, Optimization Task Force for the state and collaboration moving forward is of Utah. imperative. The biggest upcoming project, Recent additions to the District’s which will need support from Cedar efforts include the Quichapa City, Enoch, Kanarraville and the Recharge project, agricultural county, is the Pine Valley Water conservation, planning for a reuse Supply project, which aims to import project with the Cedar City Regional 15,000 acre-feet of water from a Wastewater Treatment Facility, and valley northwest of Cedar City. The the Pine Valley Water Supply project. project is currently in the early The Quichapa Recharge project planning stages. is part of an extensive recharge The District announced to program that began in 2016 and now local leaders a new partnership includes seven recharge facilities in with Washington County Water Cedar Valley. The recharge facilities, Conservancy District in asking developed in cooperation with local residents to focus on three simple 4 Wednesday, April 28, 2021 news I ron County Today opinion Toir the Ed to Thought of the Water vs. construction N ote from editor. This letter was originally written week to Governor Spencer W Cox and with the recent from the desk of R. Gail CICWCD meeting in Cedar City (story on page 3), Stahle, publisher Utah and more specifically,S outhern Utah, are striving to become even better stewards with our “ He who has a precious water supply. why to live can Hello, I am a resident of Southwest Utah. bear almost I have a concern over the out of control con- any how.” struction of new homes and subdivisions, at least in Southwest Utah, during a time when we Friedrich Nietzsche are basically in a State of Emergency with lack of water. I see lots of mass housing going in, particularly in the Washington and Hurricane area. These complexes remove the view we have had and cherish in Utah. Not only that, although they have little or no yards, they do consume water, which at the current time is in short supply. I know it would not be popular, however I personally feel that due to lack of adequate water supply, that all new construction permits be frozen until our water situation improves. Cities and counties would not do this due to the fact they are too involved in the growth themselves by being contractors, families of contractors, or operate businesses impacted by Evaluating the value of voices, voting construction. Therefore, if they are not willing to freeze on their own, I would plead with the The opinions stated in this article are solely those of the State to step in and stop the building for a time. author and not the Iron County Today. It may very well save lives in the end until water supplies are restored. f I asked you who determines which political I lived in Cedar City for 40 years, moved candidates get elected, most would answer, cyclops to Hurricane for a year after losing home in “The voters!” But there is another way to look Cedar in 2020, and due to the rental being I Bryan Gray at it: The people who determine elections are the sold out from under me, now find myself in men and women who DO NOT vote. Colu mnist Parowan renting. I normally would not speak Recent political sparks come from Georgia’s and up; however, I have real concern over the water other state legislatures attempting to tighten up individuals. As in Utah generally, the majority situation in Southern Utah. New Construction voting. To the Democrats, these attempts are a way voted for Donald Trump. They had a mixture of should be frozen until water supply is restored. of preventing many citizens (especially Blacks and beliefs: a conspiratorialist, a colleague who only Remodels could still be done, just no new Latinos) from having their say at the polls; to the votes for candidates endorsed by the National construction. Thank you for your time and Republicans, tightening up main-in balloting and Rifle Association, an infrequent voter who believed service. voter identification is necessary to stop what they Joe Biden is “the definition of evil”, one who see is election fraud. Generally, large corporations thinks Donald Trump was a great, successful (Coca-Cola, Delta Airlines, Amazon, Major League businessman, one who voted for Bernie Sanders in Douglas Fox Baseball, etc.) are siding with the Democrats, but the primary, but for Biden in the general election, GOP leaders are not budging. one who switched from Republican to Democrat No matter which argument you support, it this year because he thought Trump’s views didn’t is discomforting to think that a large swath of align with Christianity, and a woman who always W ant to submit a Americans do not vote. Thanks to two distinct votes Republican since she fears a socialistic candidates and an increase in mail-in voting, government. letter to the editor? the country saw a record voter turn-out last Of the 15, three didn’t vote in the presidential November, but still about one-third of eligible election. Submit your letter to the Editor on our website voters did not cast a ballot. Craig, 43, follows the news and is intrigued ironcountytoday.com, or by emailing it to news@ This was also true in Utah, ranked in the middle by issues, but figures his vote doesn’t count in ironcountytoday.com or bring/mail them to 389 N 100 of the pack for voter turn-out at barely 69%. The W, Cedar City, Utah 84721. All letters must be signed, a Republican-oriented state. “I don’t like all the be brief (generally under 300 words in length), list the highest percentage turn-out occurred in Colorado partisanship,” he said, “but I’m a peacemaker in my author’s city and give the writer’s telephone number and Minnesota, the lowest in Oklahoma and otherwise Republican family, so I never have voted. (phone number will not be printed). We reserve the Arkansas. I support abortion rights and gay rights, and liked right to edit all letters for length or content. For Who didn’t vote? 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The Hartley’s reaffirmed their reason for participating. “Any process that’s altruistic in nature that you’re trying to help people benefit from – no one should be reluctant to participate in HerediGene,” Wayne said. Fortunately, Terri’s brother has been winning his fight against cancer thanks to a surgical removal of one kidney and half of the other. To learn more about the study and how to participate go to heredigene.org. cyclops « Continued from page 4 did vote it would have been for Joe Biden. And the same goes for my wife who doesn’t vote either. Michelle, 23, is a new homeowner who comes from a pro-Trump family. “I don’t read newspapers or watch newscasts,” she says. “Most of my infor- mation comes from Facebook or Instagram; maybe if I could vote from my phone, I might, but it just isn’t important to me because in Utah I know who will win. But if I had voted last year, it would have been for Biden.” Roger, also in his mid-20s, had a similar view. Even though he thought Trump was unqualified and “kind of liked” some of Biden’s positions, he decided that his vote was meaningless in a conser- vative state. He did, however, vote in balloting for the NBA All-Star game. Both political parties “chase” voters since most election victories are by less than the 33% repre- sented by those who didn’t mail in their ballots. The future belongs to the party who convinces these men and women that their voices have meaning. 6 Wednesday, April 28, 2021 news I ron County Today opinion Being relevant Concerning Education in Iron County Boy becomes multimillionaire with 8th grade education len Heaton, born in 1902 in »»Who were the following: Morse, is the ocean? I t is our contention that these Southern Utah, relying on Whitney, Fulton, Bell, Lincoln, Penn, »»Why is the Atlantic Coast colder than skills are just as relevant in 2021 as Ghis sound understanding and Howe? the Pacific in the same latitude? they were in 1917, if not more so. The of reading, writing, and arithmetic »»Describe the movements of the educational practices of today have acquired at his hometown school Orthography [Spelling]: earth. Give the inclination of the come into direct conflict with what stepped into adulthood and into the »»What is meant by the following: earth. education used to be. Pressures to align business world after completing the 8th alphabet, phonetic, orthography, ety- with political and educational fads grade. However, to graduate the 8th mology, and syllabication? How many 8th graders have stolen the art of teaching. What grade in 1917, Mr. Heaton was required »»What are elementary today could pass this test? we have believed to be best practices to complete a 5-hour examination. sounds? How Not many. In fact, most in these trends have proved to be Here are just a few of the questions classified? adults could not pass detrimental. Ask the question… What from that exam: »»What are the fol- this test. One would is holding back a teacher’s ability to lowing, and give have to conclude practice their art? Grammar: examples of each: that educational Talk to board members, teachers, »»Give nine rules for the use of capital trigraph, subvo- standards have and school administrators. Be relevant letters. cals, diphthong, fallen dramatically. in your student’s life. The answer to »»Name the parts of speech and define cognate letters, If 8th graders in this question could be worth millions. those that have no modifications. linguals 1917 were so much »»Define verse, stanza and paragraph. »»Define the follow- better educated in »»What are the principal parts of a ing prefixes and use the fundamentals of Being Relevant is an Iron County verb? Give principal parts of 'lie’, in connection with mathematics, language, group of parents and grandparents 'play,' and 'run.' a word: bi, dis, mis, pre, history, etc., one might ask, studying public education law and Arithmetic: semi, post, non, inter, mono, “What then are schools teaching curriculum. Our organization is »»Name and define theF undamental sup. our children today?” independent of the Iron County Today Rules of Arithmetic. »»Use the following correctly in We are told repeatedly that we must newspaper and our goal is to create »»Find the interest of $512.60 for 8 sentences: cite, site, sight, fane, fain, prepare our children to compete in the awareness for the issues that effect months and 18 days at 7 percent. feign, vane, vain, vein, raze, raise, 21st century world. If Mr. Heaton’s test our children and our community. rays. is any indication, our children would If you would like to become more U.S. History: not have been able to compete in the familiar with these issues and get »»Relate the causes and results of the Geography: previous century, much less in the involved, please email: beingrelevant@ Revolutionary War. »»Of what use are rivers? Of what use current one. protonmail.com. Iron County Today news Wednesday, April 28, 2021 7 public announcements

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They may ask for a con- underground facility owners so they tribution to help out a needy family 8 Wednesday, April 28, 2021 news I ron County Today d rought “ Working together response collectively, that’s a « Continued from page 3 super exciting place different stakeholders in our valley to be, so I’m glad to do all they can to help preserve this natural resource. While the City, we’re all here” CICWCD and other partners are looking at major water infrastructure Enoch Mayor Geoffrey Chesnut projects, small changes in our per- sonal water-wasting behaviors and their community and help them habits can make a big difference for understand the need to conserve. She our water situation. We all can - and said they are working on updating should - do more to ensure our water their antiquated metering system so supply for years to come." they can account for all the water in Wilson-Edwards said to help the town. She also said that she was encourage residents to be more honored to be at the meeting, collabo- water-wise, the city enforces an rating with the rest of the valley. ordinance that restricts day-time watering from April through October. Cedar City has also decided to The Central Iron County Water replace the grass in the back part of Enoch City Mayor Geoffrey Chesnut and Central Conservancy District is charged Veterans’ Park with a more water- Iron County Water Conservancy District with conserving, developing wise landscape. She said she hopes General Manager Paul Monroe address a group of and stabilizing the Cedar Valley state and community leaders who gathered Monday water supply for the benefit of all people will see that they have land- to discuss water solutions for the Cedar Valley. scaping options that can make their current and future water users properties look nice without using a and consumers in the region. The lot of water. Water District educates residents Mayor Chesnut said growth has Courtesy - Central Iron County Water Conservancy District about conservation, reuse and water created some unanticipated water Chesnut is excited about the to pull water out of the ground, he import strategies as it strives to meet issues for the city. He said with a technology of new underground drip said. Chesnut expressed optimism the challenges of declining water levels lot of effort from the Public Works irrigation systems that respond to about having an open conversation and community growth. For more Department, two churches, a school chemicals from the lawn and save about water with other community information, visit cicwcd.org and learn and all city facilities except one a ton of water. Installation of these leaders in the area. about Localscapes Landscape Design soccer field will soon be connected systems is tricky in Enoch because of “Working together collectively, community education classes, water to the city’s secondary water system, the hard, rocky soil, but he said the that’s a super exciting place to be, so conservation tips and more ways which will give them a net increase city will continue to look at options. I’m glad we’re all here,” he said. to conserve in your neighborhood. of about 3 million gallons of culinary A major challenge for the city, though, Mayor Gould said it is important Email [email protected] for additional water per month. is that they don’t have enough places to the town of Kanarraville to educate information. Iron County Today news Wednesday, April 28, 2021 9

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These On April 13th, the federal entrust them to be confident in their coupled with that of assisting meetings typically occur on government decided to pause individuality; to excel and achieve; individuals to find resources to help the third Wednesday of the administration of the Johnson month and are open to the & Johnson vaccine due to and to realize that when working them fulfill both their needs and reports of blood clots in together, we learn, grow and evolve, their dreams, is what she aspires to public. Last week the official interim meeting study about a dozen women thus becoming even better-abled to facilitate through the Cairn women’s topics and schedule were who had received the touch others’ lives. As we find this conference. “I want to encourage announced. I encourage you vaccine. 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There was a neighbor you could call if you had to Renee Ballenger 10 Wednesday, April 28, 2021 showcase Arts + Entertainment in Iron County

An unexpected journey brings reward to SUU illustrator

"Calm," by Andrew Lee

Andrew Lee

Andrew Lee receives silver medal and scholarship at national competition by Ashley H. Palmer artist in two years. It has been intent, an open mind, and hard work, F. Payne; Fantasy illustrator Justin SUlU Col ege of Performing & Visual Arts amazing to watch Andrew grow you can develop your talents and Gerard; Caldecott winning artist artistically. Within these last two accomplish your goals. We, as faculty Kadir Nelson; and Editor of "Diary of a Andrew Lee, senior Illustration years, his work has gotten national at SUU, feel privileged to be a small Wimpy Kid"—Charles Kochman. Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) candidate, recognition—both in the annual New part of his success. If students have Lee said, “It's almost surreal to has been awarded the silver medal York Society of Illustrators Student the passion and drive, we are ready to be awarded the silver medal. This and a scholarship for one of his Competition and in the Society of help them reach their dreams.” journey has definitely been one that entries into the Society of Illustrators Illustrators Los Angeles Student The jurors for this 59th year was unexpected, but I can't even Los Angeles 59th Annual Illustration Competition. Winning a silver medal included Dru Struzan, illustrator explain how great it feels to have Competition. such esteemed people, idols really, Originally from Tooele, Utah, judge my work and award me what his family relocated to Provo, Utah “It's almost surreal to be awarded the silver they did! I just have to say, ‘Thank while he was in high school. When You’ to this competition and the asked about what inspires his art, Lee medal…I can't even explain how great it feels judges for all they did.” responded, “I've always loved being to have such esteemed people, idols really, Andrew Lee's artwork, as well outside and experiencing the beauty as other SUU Illustrators that were that surrounds us. That fascination, judge my work and award me what they did!” accepted into national shows, is on along with a pretty active imagination display in Gallery 209 in the America had me running around as a kid on Andrew Lee First Event Center, room 209. It will hills pretending they were castles and hang in that gallery until the end of the looking out the window at armies is a huge, rare honor. Our students of the famous Indiana Jones, Star semester. His work can also be viewed chasing the car as my parents drove.” compete with the best art schools Wars, and Harry Potter posters; at the Southern Utah Museum of Art as Hala Swearingen, Associate and colleges in the country. Winning Claire Keane, concept artist for part of the Senior BFA Exhibition. Professor of Illustration, shares, “I one of the three scholarship awards Disney's Frozen; Mike Mignola, the first met Andrew when he came shows that industry professionals creator of the Hellboy comic; Suzy to my office two years ago as an see his work as competitive in the Hutchinson, the Art Director of Mad For more information about the Art and accounting major. He told me that illustration market. Andrew’s path Magazine; Celebrity caricaturist Design Department at SUU, please visit he wanted to become a professional demonstrates that with sincere Jason Seiler; Illustration legend C. www.suu.edu/pva/art. Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, April 28, 2021 11 I hope you didn’t SUU student selected in prestigious miss the Main illustration competition Street art fair! by Ashley H. Palmer SUlU Col ege of Performing by Mary Anne Andersen & Visual Arts Cedar City Arts Council SUU College of Performing and Visual Arts Illustration stu- he paper was covered in one-inch squares dent, Morgan Jensen, had a piece colored in a checkerboard pattern of blue of her artwork accepted into the T and green. An animal shape had been drawn Society of Illustrators New York on that background and the squares within the Annual Student competition. This shape were red and yellow, so a checkerboard is the most competitive, presti- horse, say, or cat popped out from the page. gious competition for students Underneath was an “informational paragraph”, in the country. Out of about detailing what the artist had learned about the 6,780 submissions representing depicted animal. The researchers/artists were third 56 schools, only 163 pieces were graders from Escalante Valley Elementary School selected to be in-show this year. and their work was on display in the window of Morgan Jensen, senior Main Street Books. I was so taken with the creativ- Illustration major from Cache ity of the concept that I had to be gently nudged Valley, Utah, shared, “This was along by my companion. my first time submitting to The display was part of a Sidewalk Art Fair Society of Illustrators New York, sponsored by the Cedar City Arts Council and although I had submitted to their hosted by several businesses up and down the sister organization, Society of Main Street section of town. The genesis of the Illustrators LA (SILA), a few times fair was a wish on the part of the Council Board to before. I submitted at the advice involve more young people in the arts. We decided of my professor, Hala Swearingen. to recognize the visual art that had flourished I chose three pieces from the Morgan Jensen's "The Cliff" in the county schools during this last year, and last year that I felt were my Morgan Jensen wow!——it was fabulous. strongest.” from cell shading to painting. Canyon View High School had many really Jensen didn't think her her in our program at SUU. She Much of my work is saturated, fine pieces of various media chances would be high when deserves this recognition in the moody, and atmospheric. These in the windows of Leavitt submitting to the more pres- Society of Illustrators New York are things that make up my Insurance, Clark & Linford tigious New York show. In fact, competition very much and ‘style’, and it remains consistent Jewelers, and Jensen’s the competition only had a 2% I know she has the drive and throughout my work. Despite Vacuum. Portraits, fan- acceptance rate this year. Making dedication to pursue a profes- this consistency, there are as tasy, landscapes were it into the show, Jensen explained, sional illustration career.” many interpretations of the work done in watercolor, “was really validating, honestly. Jensen went on to say, “My as there are people who view or graphite, or coffee. It was confirmation that these two biggest passions in art it. Thousands of narratives flow Coffee. That’s what it last four years working so hard are storytelling and color. The from each piece I create, and said. I felt like you do in to get my work to a professional purpose of my work is to create that, to me, is what makes art an art gallery when you level had finally paid off. It just a compelling visual narrative that beautiful.” have more to see than you goes to show that no matter what will draw in my audience. I aim Congratulations to Morgan can possibly take in. you think your chances are, you to create characters that come Jensen! We can’t wait to see We crossed the street to get into the sunshine should always keep submitting alive in a viewer’s mind; envi- where her art takes her after and looked in the windows of Firehouse Subs. to shows. You never know when ronments that sweep you away graduation. Her artwork can There were the works of Enoch Elementary kin- you'll get your lucky break!” to somewhere new; conceptual be viewed at Southern Utah dergarten children. Their assignment had been to Hala Swearingen, Associate artwork that elicits emotion and Museum of Art (SUMA) as part study weather reports and incorporate self-photos Professor of Illustration, said, redefines beauty. My goal is for of the 2021 Senior BFA Exhibition into depictions of what would be appropriate for “Morgan is an impressive indi- the viewer to step into a world now through May 1, 2021. For different days. So there were darling photos to vidual and a talented illustrator. I’ve created, if only for a moment. more information about the which drawn backgrounds of umbrellas, bicycle She is one of the most organized I work digitally, and my pieces Department of Art & Design at riding, hiking had been added. Enoch Elementary, in and dependable artists I know! usually contain a strong sense of SUU, please visit www.suu.edu/ Cardon’s, learned the art form cyanotype, which is We have been so lucky to have line, with rendering styles varying pva/art. sun on chemically treated paper, resulting in white silhouettes on blue backgrounds. Then, around the corner to Park Place Eatery and Cedar Sports, students from Canyon View Middle School had drawn cartoon-like self-por- traits illustrating their favorite pastimes. (One clever guy drew himself from the back, sitting at a table playing games. No worry about drawing a face there!) The windows of Celebrate the Occasion were full of owls in trees, drawn by the students of North Elementary. And that was by no means every business that participated. I can’t say enough of my admiration for Susan Wooten, the coordinator of all of this! Anyone who has ever taken on a project knows how it balloons. Contact all the businesses—two or three times on lunch hours. Encourage, remind, double check with the schools. Create explanatory signage. Answer innumerable questions. And the creativity of the art teachers just held me in awe. How lucky our children are to have teachers with so much inspiration to give! I’m so sorry that you missed it. Give Susan a year to recover and we might do it again. 12 Wednesday, April 28, 2021 life Community + Personal Interest in Iron County Kids take to the skies th by Shay Baruffi at Cedar Lions Club 17 Iron County Today annual Kite Flight The blustering Cedar City winds didn’t stop kids from enjoying The Lions Club’s 17th Annual Kite Flight last Saturday. The event took place in front of Cedar Middle School and the children were able to choose participate also receives a pizza between a kite or a book after party provided by Pizza Hut.” turning in their reading logs from Vendors, Utah Foster Care, the year. Southern Utah Vision Care, Wilson Mark Nelson of the Cedar City and Whetten Orthodontics, Cedar Lions Club explained, “All Iron View Pediatric Dentistry, and County elementary schools are Allstate’s Eldredge Team were lined involved and the Iron County School up handing out prizes of their own. District distributes reading charts Hot Dogs and Hamburgers were to students via the schools’ PTAs for sale for hungry families with all and PTOs. Our wonderful sponsors proceeds from the event going right donate to the PTA and PTO of the back to Iron County schools. schools based upon the participa- After playing fun games at tion of the kids and they receive vendor booths children were able an assembly at the end of the year to go fly their kites and throw where they receive their donation. boomerangs in the field. Thankfully, This year, the class at each school although the wind tried, no one was that has the largest number of kids carried away with their kite.

photos by shay baruffi Iron County Today life Wednesday, April 28, 2021 13 Cedar City “h T e Kind Cobbler” ach of Norman Rockwell’s it is his granddaughter or a new voices and values of our children? Farmers Market illustrations not only friend, what makes the picture The real question for our individ- E capture a moment in time, powerful is that not only is the ual quests in life is, are we using but timelessly reveal lessons and cobbler patient enough to see if our soles to improve the souls celebrates 5 years express emotions that we still he can help, but that the young and lives of those around us? experience today. That’s both girl knew where to go to get help Whatever shoes you choose the beauty and power of a good for herself and her comforting this week, I hope you will not from Nancy Dalton painting, song, poem, book, build- companion. be too busy to take a moment Farmers Market Director ing and other inspiring creations Do our children know where/ and connect with people around that we can discover and/or who to turn to for help? Do they you. Admire their industry and Come join the fun at the five-year anniversary have people artistry. Take a moment to truly celebration of the Cedar City Farmers Market at in their appreciate it. I also challenge and IFA, Saturday, May 1st from 9 am – 1 pm that will lives they encourage each of us to not only include KSBU Radio broadcasting live from the Farmers Market, including TRADIO, live interviews, and announcing prize winners. theLess Traveled rut Prizes include six tickets to Lagoon, as well as prizes from our Farmers, Bakers and Artisans. Corey Baumgartner Visitors to the Farmers Market can enter the iron county today FREE Prize Drawing at every booth at the market between 9 am and 11 am. Cupcakes and drinks will create ourselves in our everyday be handed out throughout the day. lives…if we’re not too busy. The Cedar City Farmers Market was started We do live in a busy world. five years ago with five farmers and has grown to Each day we wear many different over twenty farmers, bakers, and artisans during shoes (hats, outfits) depending the summer months. “Cedar City Farmers Market on our duties and desired desti- is dedicated to supporting and promoting our nations that day. Our lives (and community’s rich agricultural heritage,” said closets) seem to have become market manager Nancy Dalton. more cluttered and complicated The Cedar City Farmers Market has evolved with every career, calling, activity over the years, including accepting SNAP/EBT cards and occupation we pursue. This and implementing the summer Double Up Food plethora of pastimes and pursuits Bucks program that assists low-income families is best revealed nowhere else with buying local fruits than by our shoe collection. and vegetables. The We wear casual shoes, farmers market professional shoes, performing CEDAR is open to shoes, relaxing shoes, rescuing all produce CITY shoes, recreational shoes, work vendors shoes, worshipping shoes, including dancing shoes, battling shoes providing and shoes for every space and FarmersMARKET opportunities sport. Some can even be used for families and in multiple employments and back yard garden- deployments. They all have one ers to sell their excess thing in common, keeping our vegetables and fruits. Those with produce can feet safe. Yes, they are designed choose a full booth at $5 each Saturday or a shared to improve performance, but if booth at a lower rate. norman rockwell they don’t protect our precious Bakers with a Cottage Kitchen License and pedibus, we won’t be able to can trust and turn to for help make time to stop and smell the artisans who hand-craft their items are also perform very long. whether it’s a broken sole or roses, but make time to plant, welcomed, with space priority given to farmers and Looking at this latest illustra- broken soul? What kind of paint, write, speak, invest in and produce vendors. tion from Rockwell, it appears the society could we live in if we took help another person (no matter Also new to the Farmers Market will be a cobbler is stumped by his young more time to stop and help each their age, stage and wage) with monthly theme focused on the various ethnic customer’s conundrum. While other—even if other people’s the time, talents and treasures groups that make up our Iron County community. he is obviously busy repairing an concerns don’t appear to be as we have each been entrusted “We will be celebrating the traditions of our actual customer’s shoe, the kind crucial or important as our own? with in this life. Using our soles Hispanic community in May,” shared Dalton. The cobbler makes time to address What would life look like if we to help another person is always monthly celebrations will include sharing their the cares of this child. Whether valued and invested more in the good for the soul. traditions, food, music, artistry and language. Throughout the rest of the year, the traditions of other ethnic groups will be celebrated including Native American, Pioneers, Blacks, Europeans, Polynesians, Middle-Easterners, and others. IFA Country Store located at 905 South Main in Cedar City hosts the Farmers Market which is opened every Saturday throughout the year. April through October the Farmers Market is opened from 9 am – 1 pm and is outside in IFA’s parking lot. In case of gusty winds or rain the market goes inside IFA. November through March, the Farmers Market is inside IFA. “The vendors from the Cedar City Farmers Market are very appreciative of the hospitality of IFA and their employees,” explained Dalton.

If you would like to volunteer at the Farmers Market or for more information on the Cedar City Farmers Market, contact Dalton at 435-463-3735. 14 Wednesday, April 28, 2021 life I ron County Today calendar

required. All ceremonies live-streamed, as well with vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked suu.edu/suma. The event showcases 34 W ed, April 28 as available to watch in overflow locations on goods & breads, meats, tamales, food graduating student artists’ work including campus. Masks required. vendors, hand-crafted items including soaps, graphic design, photography, drawing, DENIM DAY lotions, jewelry, clothing, home décor and painting, printmaking, illustration, sculpture, gifts for all ages. For booth prices & info: (435) ceramics, and art education (ends May 1st). WONDER WEDNESDAY (2-4pm) – SUU 559-1657. Info (435) 586-5432. S.T.E.M. Center (4th Wed) @ SUU S at, May 1 Geoscience Building – Room 232 [351 W PET MICROCHIP CLINIC (11am – 2pm) @IFA university Blvd) Drop by anytime (2-4pm) MOTHER GOOSE DAY [905 S Main, Cedar City] Hosted by @ and learn about constellations as well FriendsofFestivalCountryK9s. Help your pets T ues, May 4 as create different constellations to take SUU 2021 GRADUATION (9AM) @SUU "call home" with Home Again microchips. home. Take-home kits will also be available. campus [351 W University Blvd]. For info and Lifetime registration - $40 per pet. FFCK9s STAR WARS DAY FREE for students K-5. This collaborative schedule for both days visit www.suu.edu/ member price is $30 each. Dogs and cats are program is held in conjunction with early out graduation. Tickets required. All ceremonies welcome! Get an extra $5 off the microchip Wednesdays for elementary schools in Iron live-streamed, as well as available to watch clinic if you make and keep your appointment. County. Children accompanied by an adult can in overflow locations on campus. Masks Make an APPOINTMENT ONLINE by visiting drop by anytime between 2 – 4 pm for make-n- required. https://forms.gle/VyFmeXQPaxYR3Ppu9. Or take activities or self-guided programming. MAY DAY SPRING CELEBRATION WITH LIVE call/text Lynne Brown at (435) 590-7451. Walk-ins welcome! CHARACTER SKETCHES “AND THE AWARD MUSIC (9:00 am – 1:00 pm) at the Downtown GOES TO…” (Each Wed 6:30-7:30pm) Cedar City Year Round Farmers Market (45 W Center St, Library [303 N 100 E] (435) 586-6661. All skill Cedar City), FREE admission. The May Day levels are welcome to join. This year the theme Celebration will be going all market long, is award winners. Characters will be drawn from and will have the Maypole with ribbons out the Newbery Medal Award in April. for everyone to enjoy! The local band Hey Clementine providing live music! RED ACRE FARM – SPRING DAY (9:30 am Tu h rs, April 29 – 1:30 pm) @Red Acre Farm CSA (2322 W 4375 N, Cedar City). Activities include May INTERNATIONAL DANCE DAY Pole, Plant a Seed, Story Time, Visit Virginia, and all the other critters. Live music and THE ART OF WOMEN – FIRST ANNUAL ART more. There is no fee for activities or SHOW is now on display at the Cedar City walking the farm. Breakfast available for Council Offices [10 N Main St. Cedar City] The $8 and includes Farm Girl flapjacks, our exhibit presents the work of fifteen women Sausage, and of course fresh eggs made to living in Cedar City and throughout southern order. The Back Porch, the Farm Stand, will Utah including Kayenta, Virgin, Hurricane and also be open. Info (435) 865-6792. Be sure to Parowan. Media represented includes oils, check www.redacrefarmcsa.org/ for updated watercolors, pastels, assorted mixed media, events and activities! fused and stained glass. Many art works are HISTORY – 2006: Picasso's “Dora Maar available for purchase with prices ranging AUTISM – EMBRACE THE AMAZING FAIR (11:00 am – 2:00 pm) @Enoch City Recreation au Chat” (1941) sold at an auction at from $80 and up. Complex (4820 N Hwy 91, Enoch), FREE Sotheby's in New York for 95.2 million dollars. PET PHOTOSHOOT (11am – 2pm) @IFA [905 The most expensive painting sold to date is admission. Come and join in raising and S Main, Cedar City] Bring your pets to have celebrating Autism Awareness! Enjoy resource Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi” (c. 1499- their portrait taken and support the Enoch 1510) for just over 450 million dollars in 2017. Fri, April 30 booths, vendors, food, and games. *This event Dog Park and the Friends of Festival Country will be outside weather permitting. More info K9s! Photographer @KevinAndrews will take HONESTY DAY visit Facebook. multiple shots of your pet for $20.00 a session RENTWAPO-WORKS FARMERS MARKET (multiple pets per session are OK). Digital W ed, May 5 (Saturdays 9-2pm), (4871 N Enoch Rd.) Cold photos will be emailed. No appointment is weather inside. Warm weather outside. needed. CINCO DE MAYO Apples, Art, hand-crafted items, eggs, home WONDER WEDNESDAY (2-4pm) – Frontier décor, homeopathic items, Avon, furniture, Homestead State Park (1st Wed.) 635 N pecans, apples, un-popped popcorn, pecans, S un, May 2 Main St | (435) 586-9290. Drop by anytime potatoes and homemade goodies. A free, (2-4pm) FREE for students K-5. This collabo- fun and unique shopping experience. COVID BROTHERS AND SISTERS DAY rative program is held in conjunction with compliant. Info – Linda 435-559-1657 early out Wednesdays for elementary schools CEDAR CITY YEAR-ROUND DOWNTOWN Siblings are the people we practice in Iron County. Children accompanied by an , the people who teach us about fairness FARMERS MARKET, (10am to 1pm), Every on adult can drop by anytime between 2 – 4 Saturday rain or shine, in parking lot behind and cooperation and kindness and caring – pm for make-n-take activities or self-guided the Stratford Hotel, (18 S Main Street) or quite often the hard way. Pamela Dugdale programming. inside the building behind the parking lot CHARACTER SKETCHES “AND THE AWARD in the cold weather months. Artwork, baked GOES TO…” (Weds 6:30-7:30pm) Cedar goods, crafts, custom semi-precious stone, Mon, May 3 City Library in the Park [303 N 100 E] (435) costume jewelry, farm fresh produce, home- 586-6661. All skill levels are welcome to made brownies & candies, home style treats, PARANORMAL DAY join. This year the theme is award winners. homemade jams & jellies, homeopathic items Characters will be drawn from the following SUMA: SPECIAL EXHIBIT – 2021 SENIOR BFA and 100% real honey. awards in April: Newbery Medal Award - SUU 2021 GRADUATION (9AM) @SUU campus (Mon–Sat, 11am – 6pm) at the Southern Utah Distinguished contribution to American [351 W University Blvd]. For info and schedule for SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, (9am to Museum of Art – SUMA (13 South 300 West, literature for children. both days visit www.suu.edu/graduation. Tickets 1pm), Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good Cedar City). Admission is FREE. Info @ www. weather outside, bad weather inside. Farmers Iron County Today life Wednesday, April 28, 2021 15 calendar ' Spring Day' returns ongoing opportunities to Red Acre Farms Government Alzheimer's Caregiver 1477 S Highway 91, Cedar City. An Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm, 4th organization of business people. from Symbria Patterson it grow. Now, the Farm's sister Cedar City Council Mon, 5:30 pm • RSVP to mjmiller@alz. Stimulate business for members org or (435) 238-4998 x8773 through exchange of ideas, For Iron County Today organization, Red Acre Center, Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall, information and business referrals. 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 host the event. ARP—Addiction Recovery www.cedarprofessionals.org Since 2006, the Patterson's Red Acre Center, a non- 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary Enoch City Council Color Country Winds have opened their Red Acre profit that advocates for food 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall, 900 E building, Main & 300 N, Parowan Wed • Come brush up on your band Farm to the entire community and agriculture, has been Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Caregivers skills to share with the community. Enoch Planning Commission 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging Call Debbie at (435) 559-9609 for time for a celebration of spring that the catalyst for several new Offices, 585 N Main, Ste. 1, Cedar City and location. 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall, has always included a Maypole laws in Utah that have made 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Multiple Sclerosis Color Country Pickleball and delicious farm-grown local food more accessible Iron County Commission 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar Visitor’s M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar food. to consumers. The most Center (581 N Main) Caregivers and Stake Ctr), Paddles & balls supplied. Spring Day, as it came to impactful bill the Center 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am • Commission those with MS (435) 586-6345 Chambers, 68 S 100 E, Parowan be known, was canceled due spearheaded and helped pass N ami Bridges & Family to Hey Cedars Square Dance to COVID last year, but this was HB 181, The Homemade Iron County Republican Family Wed • Beginner’s, 6:30 pm, Women Mainstream Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar beloved tradition is open to Home Food Consumption Act, Thurs, 7 pm • SW Behavioral Health 3rd Wed, 11:30 am. City Senior Center, 489 E 200 S. the public once again and Red which is what permits farmers Center, 245 E 680 S, Cedar. Free • Info: Pat (435) 233-5910 Tickets $20, https://www. (435) 590-7749 ironcountyrepublicanwomen.com Acre Farm is looking forward and producers to offer not just N arcotics Anonymous Pickleball Group to providing the space for our their home-grown, but also P arowan City Council Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball www.nasouthernutah.org • Courts. Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 community to enjoy spring, their home-produced goods 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall, 35 (435) 635-9603 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 (indoors) and free (outdoors) the farm, and each other's to our community at the Year Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) unless Rock Club company at their annual Round Farmer's Market here Service groups otherwise listed 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, Spring Day Saturday, May 1, in Cedar City. Their work Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm 201 W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. 9:30-1:30pm. with the Utah legislature Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm Learn about geology, find gems, Spring Day at Red Acre continues to give a boost to American Legion Auxiliary Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm fossils and minerals. Learn to 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar Library, 303 Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm cut and polish and make jewelry. southernutahrockclub.org N 100 E, Amer. Legion Conf. Room • Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm (435) 704-6654 (Small room) S enior Yoga Classes Bikers Against Child Abuse Women Only • Sun, 11 am Mon, 1-2pm • Canyon West Park 1st Thurs 7 pm • Courtyard Marriott Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm behind the Senior Center • Wed, (1294 S Interstate Dr, Cedar City), • The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, 1-2pm • Cedar City Senior Center (489 Cedar Breaks Conference Room Cedar (877) 865-5890. E 200 S). Easy to do. Please bring own mat. (435) 586-0832 P arkinson’s DAR – Bald Eagle Chapter Southern Utah Woodturners 2nd Tues, 4 pm, Cedar City Library, Please call Kristy for info about [email protected] Parkinson’s and activities available. 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School (435) 559-9681 wood shop, 703 W 600 S. Elks Lodge #1556 P ornography Addiction T ae Kwon Do Class 111 E Freedom Blvd. Cedar City, (435) 586-8332 Recovery for Men Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic Thurs, 7:30pm • Canyon View Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ Lion’s Club seminary building (54 W 1925 N). mo., ages 5+, any experience level North entrance. (435) 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Tues, 12 pm • Call Pres. Roger Shurtz Creek Crisis Center. for mtg. info. Everyone welcome! (435) 590-2896 Pregnancy, Infant Loss 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of Tai Chi For Arthritis Marine Corps League So. Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Wed 9:30-10:30 am, Fri 10:45-11:45am Cedar • www.southernutahshare.com • Cedar Senior Center, 489 E 200 S. Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm FREE low-impact, health benefitting Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. Senior Blind/Visually exercise for Seniors. Helps with Impaired coordination, balance, flexibility and R otary Club more. To register – contact Maria Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech, 757 W 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library Bailey (435) 673-3548. Space limited. 800 S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 T op Bar Hive Bee Keeping C lasses/Activities 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library S upport Groups 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 One of the favorite A dult Barre/Modern Dance TOPS – Take Off Pounds events for the AA—Alcoholics Anonymous Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, children during Spring 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Sensibly (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. Day is being able to Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, Kara Free to members, or $8 drop-in fee. Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pet the baby lambs. Courtesy Red Acre Farm (702) 232-6829 pm • Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Arthritis Foundations Exercise Lose weight without buying special Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) unless foods. • 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or small farmers and producers otherwise listed Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Farm has evolved over the throughout the state. Noon Trained instructors. Range-of-motion Water Aerobics Class years and every year brings There is no admission fee Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am exercises, endurance-building Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 more and more people from for Spring Day. Coyote Blue activities, relaxation techniques, and N 600 W., Fun, up-tempo workout Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm health education topics. Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N to music. Intensive cardio, full body the community. "Each year Grass will be playing live. Paiute (435) 586-1112 Ext. 307 A wana Bible Club muscle toning. Any fitness level. we are surprised at how word Visitors can enjoy dancing Misfits • M – F, 6 pm All ages. $3/class, including pool 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 - 8:30 pm, 3 admission. (435) 327-2091 (no text) travels and how many new around the Maypole, planting Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm yrs-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 - 8 pm, Valley faces we see," said Symbria seeds to take home, kid crafts, The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • True Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Cedar Weightwatchers Reimagined! Patterson, part owner of the pony rides, face painting, Life Center (TLC) 2111 N. Main. • (702) City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic 802-1332 or (702) 533-7856 Book Club Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. farm and executive director of storytime, and, of course, Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • Guidance, in-person motivation Red Acre Center. "We love to petting baby lambs. There Canyon Park, Lions Pavilion • (435) 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library from members, trained guides and 477-8925 303 N 100 E. • "Why We Sleep" by wellness coaches. (702) 832-0555. see people from our commu- will be breakfast available for Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am Matthew Walker Evening workshops now available. nity enjoying the open spaces purchase with 100% of the My Story • Sat, 8 pm Cedar Chest Quilters’ Guild More info at weightwatchers.com/us/ on the farm while getting proceeds given to the Center, Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • find-a-meeting) Sun, 11 am Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior connected to local food." because the Farm believes Center, 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 Wellness Place What a Way to Start the Day • Su, 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) For the first few years, the that Your Food Matters. W, F 7-8 am • All are welcome Cedar Radio Control Club 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. event was small, but 10 years Breakfast includes farm fresh 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library com/upcoming-classes eggs to order, local sausage, Al-Anon 303 N 100 E. ago Ellen Treanor (a branding Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Zumba Classes expert) and her class at SUU veggie hash and Utah Farm Girl Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) unless Cedar City Toastmasters Tues, 11:30 – 12:30pm • Cedar City took on the event as a class Flapjacks made from scratch otherwise listed Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub • 86 W Senior Center (489 E 200 S). Have fun Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm • Call University Blvd. Find your voice & getting in shape. (435) 586-0832 project and helped it grow by with locally grown grain. for info: (435) 704-8984 shape your future. Be the leader and leaps and bounds. Volunteers Come celebrate spring and Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm • (435) speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 To add your ongoing 559-3333 opportunity to our calendar, from various groups in the enjoy the Farm with us this Hope for Today (Family Groups) Cedar Professionals call 867-1865, ext.6 or email community have also helped Saturday for Spring Day. Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, [email protected] 16 Wednesday, April 28, 2021 life I ron County Today I ron County Watere St wards by Ashley Langston scientist for the Los Alamos National f or iron county today Laboratory’s Center for Theoretical Astrophysics. He runs large super- computing simulations of the universe Prof. Brandon Wiggins and “basically sets up scenarios” to Iron County native Dr. Brandon try to discover how water first came Wiggins has received international into the universe, he said. In 2018 he acclaim for his research about water in earned second place for Best Scientific space. He is also keeping a close eye on Visualization at an international water on Earth, specifically southern competition hosted by the Institute of Utah, and helping to educate residents Electrical and Electronics Engineers. about drought and other local water SUU Physical Science Department issues. Chair Mackay Steffensen said Wiggins is Wiggins has recently been featured an educator with an impressive teaching in a video series produced to help record, and the university and commu- Courtesy - Patches 4 Patriots educate the community at large, which nity are better for his contributions. Quality quilts help provide comfort, healing and a tangible testimony that reminds is housed on the Central Iron County “It would be impossible for me returning troops that they are loved and appreciated. Water Conservancy District’s YouTube to adequately summarize Brandon’s page and now circulating social service and outreach efforts media and Iron County … Brandon is an asset to schools. He has also worked the Department, College, P atches 4 Patriots – with the District for several University, and the years helping to entertain community,” he said. and educate elementary The Iron County Iron County’s newest students at the annual Water Stewards program springtime Fourth/Fifth recognizes community Grade Water Fair. members for contributing Paul Monroe, District to the effort to optimize every Quilts of Valor group General Manager, said Wiggins’ drop of water in Iron County. The demonstrations have added a fun Central Iron County Water Conservancy from Crystal Farinella healing Quilts of Valor. aspect to the fair and left the kids feeling District (CICWCD) is actively engaged For Iron County Today Patches 4 Patriots meets the 3rd excited about water. in education, conservation, reuse and Monday of each month at the Cedar “His experiments are always a really import projects to meet the growing A new local Quilts of Valor group, City Visitors Center located at 581 memorable part of the Water Fair and demands on local water supply. Patches 4 Patriots, has been created N. Main St. from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm. we’ve been grateful to have him help us For every effort you make to con- and they are very excited to invite If you would like more information reach the students,” Monroe said. serve, we consider you a water steward, new members to join them. Quilts about getting involved with Patches 4 While his professional focus is on too. For more of the story and to Get to of Valor was established in 2003 by Patriots, contact Esmeralda Carter at a much broader picture of water, what Know Your H2O, visit www.cicwcd.org. Blue Star mom Catherine Roberts. (757) 438-2371. happens in the Cedar Valley matters to The deployment of her son to Iraq If you would like to nominate him too. provided the idea and inspiration. a Service Member or Veteran of “On an individual basis we are The purpose of the Iron County Water Her desire was to see that all return- the United States Armed Forces concerned about water because we Stewards program is to recognize ing troops were welcomed home with that has been touched by war, would like to live here,” he said. community members for contributing love and gratitude. go to the Quilts of Valor website Wiggins grew up in New Harmony to the effort to optimize every drop of The mission of the Quilts of at https://www.qovf.org. For and has lived there and in Cedar City water in Iron County. The Central Iron Valor Foundation is to cover Service additional information, contact for most of his life. He believes growing County Water Conservancy District Members and Veterans of the United Crystal Farinella – Utah Quilts of up in a desert area may have (CICWCD) is actively engaged States Armed Forces who have been Valor State Coordinator at Crystal. contributed to his fascination in education, conservation, touched by war with comforting and [email protected]. with water. He said he has reuse and import projects been happy to be able to meet the growing to contribute to and demands on local water support the District’s supply. For every effort you mission to provide make to conserve, a stable and lasting we consider you a supply of water. water steward, too. He currently For more of the story teaches as an assistant and to Get to Know professor of physics at Your H2O, visit www. SUU, and is a consulting cicwcd.org.

Courtesy CICWCD Iron County Today life Wednesday, April 28, 2021 17 schools ID CS news nuggets

from Le Ann Woolstenhulme and offering COVID friendly activities for Gateway students gain our awesome families. Iron County School District Enoch Elementary Parowan Elementary real world experience 5th graders at Enoch Elementary practiced What a beautiful day for the annual egg from Aimee Dibrienza hours with awesome business Suminagashi in Art class. Suminagashi, drop at Parowan Elementary. Last year Ass e t. Dir ctor, Gateway Academy owners and employees on the job which means “floating ink,” is the it was done on zoom as the school was site and were able to learn some of Japanese method of marbling paper. Mrs. shut down because of Covid-19. This year Kirsten Anderson explained the science of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grades gathered On April 16, eighth graders at the skills of the trade and experi- water tension as students gently rippled at the Parowan High School parking lot, Gateway participated in mock job ence the real world of work. They the water with an ink brush. The result is where Principal Heaton and a couple of interviews with professional mem- will share this experience with their surprisingly vibrant swirled artwork. daring parents, threw eggs off the top of bers of the community. This was a younger classmates in the coming the gym. Practicing safety, many parents chance for them to practice answer- weeks. We would like to thank the observed from a distance to see if their creative designs would survive the drop. ing actual job interview questions businesses who partner with us to Needless to say, the kids were so excited and to get feedback from the pros. As provide this opportunity for our to participate in this activity. a part of our career preparation plan eighth grade. The learning objective of this activity for students, they also participated in Gateway is proud and excited is to teach students the importance of pre- a "Job Shadow" with a local business to see our students approaching paring themselves to survive a challenging on April 23. potential careers with enthusiasm world. The egg represents the students. Students spent at least two and actual authentic experience! The method they use to protect the egg, represents the protective shell they place around themselves to survive the bumps, ups and downs of life. The students learned the better protection, the better results to survive those difficult moments. Cheering and excitement was had by all. Maybe the anticipation of Spring Break had something to do with it.

Thank you to our Title 1 reading teachers for all their hard work during the Acadi- Escalante Valley ence reading assessments! Elementary Beautiful spring weather brought a visit from a neighboring farm. Students of all Three Peaks ages enjoyed getting to hold, pet, and Elementary interact with the twin (one-week-old) goats and their mother. Without field On April 22nd, our wonderful orchestra trips, and being forced to think outside the Spending teacher Chris Kuhlemeier, held BRASS DAY box this year, our school has made several quality time with at Three Peaks Elementary. SUU band arrangements to bring outside sources to business owners students taught about the brass family our students. and employees helped and let students try out a few instruments increase the confidence for fun. We appreciate the time the SUU and competence of the students and their director, Adam Lambert, students for their took to come to our school to introduce future careers. these instruments to our students.

S outh Elementary We were able to hold our annual Reading Celebration this year! The theme was oceans; highlighting Steve Jenkins book photos Courtesy Gateway Academy "Down Down Down - A Journey to the Bottom of the Sea!" We are especially appreciative of our amazing PTA and volunteers who graciously entertained one class at a time. The students each received a new book, enjoyed crab walk races, fished at the fishing pond, shared a competitive game of dolphin ring toss, and created a darling octopus craft. It was a wonderful experience for all!

Three Peaks Elementary PTA Family Week is April 26-30. Monday, each child received a "Don't Eat Pete" game to play at home. Participation drawings were held for playing the game with family members. Wednesday, the PTA sponsored a Pastries with Parents drive through from 2-4 pm on the North side of the school. It was fun to With end of year assessments and review see all of the parents with their children. upcoming, please ensure your children are Papa Johns is offering online orders with getting a good night rest, eating a healthy 30% discounts and 15% in store discounts breakfast, and attending the remaining with some of the proceeds donated back days of school. We are looking forward to to the PTA. Thank you to the PTA, especially the culminating activities of this incredi- Liz Okeson, for being so creative this year ble school year. 18 Wednesday, April 28, 2021 life I ron County Today faith Gossip in the Church “ The Breakup Song” – Difficult questions & Truth 101.16 Francesca Battistelli

he word “breakup” probably ing (and reinforcing) real, lasting by Edy Meredith nity where she lives. She also did stirs up some unhappy relationships with each other, with For Iron County Today not want to do harm to the gossip’s memories. Some of the most God and our Savior. family by causing the loss of a job. T difficult moments in our lives usu- How does sin destroy one’s life? f anyone among you thinks he She suggested to the bank manager ally include a breakup concerning Not only because it empties our is religious and does not bridle of her branch that they hold a staff companionships and relationships. hearts and homes of all things good, “Ihis tongue but deceives his meeting to review all applicable People breakup because they but because it fills them back up own heart, this one’s religion is useless.” federal banking laws which they did. believe their union is no longer with fear, anger, doubt and shame (James 1:26) The gossip identified herself to the happy, healthy, or repairable (for so that there is no room for the Gossip is idle talk or rumor, bank manager by her body language good or bad reasons) for their life’s Lord’s healing light and love. The especially about the personal or during the meeting. journey. Breakups during any age devil knows that all of his efforts private affairs of others. Some Because the oppressive conditions and stage of our lives are not only to get us to breakup with God say that such gossip is an indirect at her church continued uncorrected difficult to go through, but usually through sin are in vain as long as social interaction used to control by the pastor and his wife, my in the process they can break us, we remember and reach out to our the actions of individuals within a friend had to leave that religious too. Savior. group, such as a church or other community with a deeply pained Being broken hurts. While our Each day throughout the world, organization. However, individuals heart and mind. Do we so-called hearts are our hardest-working including in our own daily lives, who have been the object of gossip “religious people” practice what the muscles, they are also the most we witness the devil and his dark have usually been hurt emotionally, Bible teaches us? The Bible identifies vulnerable to attacks and can desires trying to get us to breakup politically, socially, and even finan- gossip with anger, bad behavior, with and break off cially when gossip is whispered judging wrongly, jealousy, lying, sin, from the joy and about them. There are federal laws and pride. In Ephesians 4:29 we are happiness God that prohibit gossip and provide admonished: “Let no corrupt word God's wants to have as severe penalties if anyone divulges proceed out of your mouth, but what is evidenced in the information about a client’s good for necessary edification that vindicating verses health or banking transac- it may impart grace to the playlist of (John 3:16-17). tions. Such gossip and hearers.” Corey Baumgartner How can anyone not rumor mongering are There are over 133 iron county today have happiness and serious business, “ Uncorrected negative references joy when they come and a gossip gossip allowed to gossip in the to know they are who likes to talk Bible. In Proverbs also take the longest to heal. loved, healed and can have eternal about other to run rampant 6:16-19 we are Nevertheless, your heart can and life? That’s why devil works day and people’s private taught: “These will heal when you give it back to night to steal all happy hope and or personal in a religious six things the the One who created and entrusted light of Christ from our hearts. business is not Lord hates, yea it to you. Remember that your That is why we each need to above God’s law community is a sign seven are an Divine Designer also knows how to breakup (right now) with sin, fear, or U.S. law if the of poor church abomination to heal, not just design and create. doubt, shame, feeling worthless, person who is the Him. A proud look, Also remember that the devil hopeless and with anything and object of gossip management” a lying tongue, hands (destroyer of all things happy, holy, anyone in our lives keeping us from choses to pursue that shed innocent healthy) knows how to steal our living our best, happiest and holiest. them in the courts or in blood, a heart that devises joys so he can destroy them (John This means not just breaking their banking organization. wicked plans, feet that are swift 10:10). He knows the potential up with the devil but making up The word gossip can function as in running to evil, a false witness who and power of the heart and the with the Lord. It means not just a noun and as a verb. It comes from speaks lies, and one who sows discord destruction to his corrupt kingdom turning on the “No Vacancy” sign and Old English word of godsibb among brethren.” th even a single good heart will cause. and hoping the devil passes by, which in the 16 century came to Uncorrected gossip allowed to run That’s why every evil in this world but making sure he knows he is be one who delights in idle talk. Idle rampant in a religious community is is designed to decoy and destroy no longer welcome in your heart, talk usually has vicious results. One a sign of poor church management. our hearts. Every temptation and home and relationships. It’s about who is gossiped about can usually And by the way, my friend also sin, while appearing selfish on the inviting and welcoming God, not as tell by the following evidence: 1) told me that everyone at her bank surface, is designed to isolate then a temporary guest, but permanent Conversations stop when they enter except the gossiper treats her with annihilate by keeping us from hav- resident of your heart. the room, 2) people begin staring at open kindliness. The gossiper has the person, 3) People stop talking to continued to be rude and turn away the one who is gossiped about, and from any help or service. Obviously, 4) the object of gossip eventually is the gossiper has not learned the left out of formal and informal events. lesson taught so many times by Jesus Gossip becomes a form of violence concerning the second part of the and attack in that it dis-empowers greatest commandment: Love your the one who is gossiped about. neighbor as yourself. And who is her A friend of mine recently neighbor? Reading the Parable of the approached me with tears in her Good Samaritan is a good refresher eyes. As we talked confidentially and course. That worker should also be in private, she explained to me that grateful that she still has the job at someone who worked at her bank the bank. had gossiped about her banking From what I understand, gossip activities in her religious community, and ill will can be found frequently according to that community’s pastor in many human organizations. There and pastor’s wife. Totally shocked by are not too many who emulate the the information and identity of the greatest commandment. Please also cruel gossiper, she knew that she re-read I Corinthians chapter 13 needed to stop it as the gossip could called, “The Greatest Gift.” Hopefully, endanger her in the larger commu- we will discuss that more next week. Iron County Today life Wednesday, April 28, 2021 19 faith obituaries

L eon Farrimond Sorensen Ruth Lynn Amott Armstrong

CAIFA seeks to Ruth Lynn Amott Armstrong Leon Farrimond Sorensen passed away surrounded by loved ones at passed away on Thursday April 22, his home on April 22, 2021 at the age 2021 following a long, courageous serve through unity of 67. Leon was born to Glenn and battle with polycystic kidney disease Alberta Sorensen on June 14, 1953 and diabetes. She was born March in Hailey, Idaho. He was the fifth of 29, 1951 in Salt Lake City, Utah to in our community nine siblings. Richard W Amott and Donna M Nye Leon was raised on a dairy farm Amott. in Dietrich, Idaho where he learned She graduated from Viewmont from Pastor Nancy Pearson many responsibilities. He attended High School in Centerville, Utah in For Iron County Today Dietrich High School and played 1969. She worked at Grand Canyon many sports. After graduating in National Park where she met her Did you know that our Cedar City/Iron May of 1972, he obtained his first future husband, then attended BYU, County community has a volunteer organization full time job away from home. He worked as a quality control later transferring to Southern Utah State College (SUU) where supervisor at Tupperware Manufacturing in Jerome, Idaho. It she graduated in 1975. She married J Donald Armstrong on that is committed to fostered relationships was there that he met a beautiful machine operator. Leon August 7, 1975. They settled in Payson, Utah and raised three between community faith groups and beyond? didn’t pass on the opportunity to ask her for a date, and he wonderful children. The mission statement for CAIFA, the Cedar was very happy when she accepted. On June 15, 1973, Leon She had several creative talents which included playing the Area Interfaith Alliance is to Draw ourselves and Mary Lou were united in marriage in Jerome, Idaho. It piano, crocheting beautiful afghans, sewing, and baking. She together in community through cooperation, was there that they made residence and started a family. On had a very sweet testimony of her Savior and of The Church of service and love for the wellbeing of all. As an August 7, 1975, they welcomed a “Daddy’s Girl.” On September Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She is survived by her husband of 45 years, J Donald; alliance, our desire is that we make a statement 11, 1978, they welcomed a baby boy. In 1978, Leon left Tupperware to work for the family children, Shannon, Shane (Paige), and CJ; grandchildren: Jax, to our community and world that, especially in business in Twin Falls, Idaho. He was employed as a truck Layla, and Olivia; her mother, Donna M Amott; and her sisters: difficult times, faith leaders and members want driver for Southern Idaho Transport. In 1996, the business Peggy (Gordon) Bywater, Linda Jensen, Connie Calo, and to work together, get to know each other and expanded to Cedar City, Utah. Leon and Mary packed up all Carla (Craig) Bentley. She is preceded in death by her father, express not only our mutual support and trust, their belongings and moved to Cedar City to run its division. Richard W Amott; and brothers-in-law: Jon B Jensen and but our commitment to our common goals. In 2011, the family sold the business and Leon and Mary used Edward V Calo. Members of the CAIFA board include rep- their portion of the sale to start their own company which is Viewing and funeral services will be held at the Payson still in operation as HTC Trucking. South Stake Center of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day resentatives of several area churches including Leon is survived by his beautiful spouse of 47 years, Mary Saints building located at 650 W 800 S, Payson, Utah on Friday Christ the King Catholic Church, St. Jude’s Sorensen (Cedar City, UT). He has two children, Kami (Nick) April 30, 2021. A viewing will be held prior to the services from Tuttle of Port Angeles, WA and Shane (Ginger) Sorensen of 10am to 11:30am. Funeral will be held at 12pm. Burial will be Cedar City, UT. He was blessed with three beautiful grand- held on Monday May 3, 2021 at 11:00 am at the Cedar City children; Lucy Lou and Isaiah Travis Sorensen, and Odin Soren Cemetery located at 685 N Main Street Cedar City, UT under Tuttle. Leon has eight siblings; Loretta (Orin) Dilworth of the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online condolences Boise, ID, Patricia (David) Mecham of Sandy, UT, Allen (Teela) can be made at www.sumortuary.com. Sorensen of Plain City, UT, Evan (Vivian) Sorensen of Dietrich, ID, Sheila (Jerry) Sharp of Parma, ID, Alden (Doris) Sorensen of Chandler, AZ, Delynn Sorensen of West Valley City, UT, and Regina (Kenny) Kemp of West Point, UT. Leon was preceded in death by his parents Glenn and Episcopal Church, Community Presbyterian Alberta Sorensen, two nephews (Jonathon Sharp and Eric Church, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Dilworth), two nieces (Shellise Sharp and LiAnn Sorensen). On April 22, 2002, nineteen years to the day, Leon’s day Saints, Trinity Lutheran Church, the Bahai sister-in-law (Mary’s identical twin sister) passed away. Leon Faith, Westview Christian Center and others. We was honored to take her kids under his wing and viewed them enjoy meeting together monthly to learn more as his children as well. Chris (Amanda) Kuhn of Kennewick, about the great things that are happening in our WA and Stephanie (Mark) Hawkins of Spring Creek, NV. community that impact all people. They added 5 surviving grandchildren to Leon’s life; Conner, Rather than focusing on the activities and/or Deegan, Kahne, Matthew and Haylee. Then also, Henry, who was already awaiting his grandfather in heaven. convictions of one faith group, we seek to foster Additionally, Leon was such a sweet spirit and thoughtful an environment of working together to promote person that there are numerous others who viewed him as a wholeness and wellbeing in our community. 2nd father or grandfather. You were all loved deeply by him. Together we can do much more than we could There will be a viewing at Affordable Funeral Services ever accomplish separately. (2002 North Main Street) from 6-8 pm on Friday, April 30, 2021. CAIFA is always open to new members joining A funeral service will be held at the LDS Church located at 370 North 4050 West Cedar City, UT on Saturday, May 1, 2021 us as we seek to create an alliance that is broad beginning at 10:00 am. A brief graveside service will then be and inclusive, gathering many of different faith conducted at the Enoch Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, Leon traditions together creating unity in our diversity. requested that you consider a donation to Primary Children’s Hospital or The American Cancer Society. His family would like to express appreciation and deep grati- For more information, contact CAIFA President Gen tude to the nurses and staff at Intermountain Southwest Cancer Phelps, [email protected]. Also, look for our Center in Cedar City for taking such great care of Leon. Lastly, to the numerous friends and family who have been there for upcoming biweekly column CAIFA Conversations, support and love, helping in every way they can, your generosity appearing regularly in Iron County Today. has been greatly appreciated and will never be forgotten. 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by Tom Zulewski falcons Iron County Today Drake Olsen scored four goals – two in each half – and the Cedar Reds shut out the Hurricane Tigers, 5-0 at home April 20 to pick up a key win in Region 9 play. Donovan Barnes added the other marker for Cedar in the opening half as the Reds built a 3-0 lead at the break. Olsen doubled his goal total on the season to eight for Cedar in the victory. fly Facing region co-leader Snow Canyon at home April 23, Cedar dropped a tough 2-1 decision and fell to 4-9 (6-10 overall) with one game left in the regular season. The Reds got a first-half goal from Mason Palmer for the 1-0 lead, but the Warriors responded in the second 40 minutes with goals by Jacob Wittwer and Damon Lund to rally for the victory. Erin Robinson Across town, Canyon View’s struggles con- launches a tinued as they were shut out in both games homerun for the Falcons who swept last week. Crimson Cliffs scored six goals in their rivals from the first half and went on to beat the Falcons, Desert Hills. 8-0 on April 20 and Desert Hills scored four goals over the final 20 minutes to pull away for a 6-0 shutout over CV on April 23. Cedar and Canyon View faced each other on the Falcons’ home pitch Tuesday in the c orey baumgartner regular-season finale, and the final rankings for the 4A state playoffs will be announced today. Opening-round playoff games happen Bats come alive as CV softball sweeps DH Friday with matchups to be announced. by Tom Zulewski Iron County Today lady reds swept by mustangs Sometimes after a frustrating loss, the best defense can be a Region 9 play. Anzalone hit a three-run good offense. The Canyon View While the home runs were homer that stretched the CV Falcons set that example in impressive, the ability to man- lead and Potter added hers on near-perfect fashion with two ufacture runs was a positive for the first pitch from Desert Hills wins last week that kept them in CV head coach J.R. Robinson. starter Tatum Gardner to make the chase for a top postseason ‘We needed to play it 6-0 and end Gardner’s seed. day in the circle. Laynee “ When we After Jayda Gleave Anzalone, Hallie Cwanyon Vie get caught up in drew a walk, Potter and Erin Erin Robinson Robinson all hit a different style or went deep to home runs in an 20 do something that isn’t complete the eight-run first us, we struggle. It was rally and send inning, and pitcher the Falcons on Desert Hills Payton Lister added important to play our their way. a home run of her style, our game.” CV added own to finish off a five more runs in 16-0 Falcons win the second when 4 J.R. Robinson, CV Mason over the Desert head coach Anzalone was hit by Palmer Hills Thunder in a pitch with the bases takes a shot three innings on April 23. our game. We’re a loaded, Potter grounded on goal to CV started the week in similar better team when we play our out to drive in a second run, help keep fashion April 20 with an eight- game,” Robinson said. “When we and Gleave and Robinson hit the Cedar Reds within run third inning that led to a get caught up in a different style consecutive doubles to extend striking 20-4 victory over the Thunder. or do something that isn’t us, we the advantage to 13-0. distance of a The Falcons, ranked No. 4 in the struggle. It was important to play victory over Snow Canyon. latest RPI, improved to 7-3 in our style, our game.” see softball » 22 c orey baumgartner Iron County Today sports Wednesday, April 28, 2021 21 Sc oreboard Baseball teams drop pair on diamond Scores by Tom Zulewski deadline and will travel to face the Nest on April 23. Region 9 Baseball Iron County Today Flyers for a Friday night game that Kody Callison got the Falcons on 4/20 Crimson Cliffs 9, Cedar 4 begins at 7:30 p.m. the board first with an RBI single in Desert Hills 10, Canyon View 0 The Cedar Reds had a chance at an Across town, Canyon View couldn’t the third inning for a 1-0 lead, but the Snow Canyon 13, Pine View 1 Dixie 13, Hurricane 3 extra-inning win ready for the taking. solve Desert Hills as they dropped Thunder responded with two runs in 4/23 Crimson Cliffs 10, Cedar 8, 8 in. Two runners were on base, the win- two games to the Thunder by scores the fifth and put the win away with a Desert Hills 6, Canyon View 1 ning run was at the plate, and there of 10-0 and 6-1. The Thunder put four-run, two-out rally in the top of Pine View 5, Snow Canyon 3 were no outs with the team trailing by together a pair of four-run innings and the seventh highlighted by a triple and Dixie 13, Hurricane 2 two runs. held the Falcons to just two hits as home run. Region 9 Softball The visiting Crimson Cliffs they put the game away early on the CV traveled to Hurricane for a 4/20 Crimson Cliffs 12, Cedar 2 Mustangs were able to settle down and run rule April 20, but CV had a chance Tuesday night game and will host the Canyon View 20, Desert Hills 4 shut the door. when the teams played at the Falcons’ Tigers on Friday starting at 3 p.m. Snow Canyon 10, Pine View 0 Hurricane 17, Dixie 5 4/23 Crimson Cliffs 16, Cedar 4 Canyon View 16, Desert Hills 0 Snow Canyon 21, Pine View 1 Dixie 17, Hurricane 9 Boys Soccer 4/20 Cedar 5, Hurricane 0 Crimson Cliffs 8, yn.C View 0 Desert Hills 7, Pine View 2 Dixie 5, Snow Canyon 4, OT 4/23 Snow Canyon 2, Cedar 1 Desert Hills 6, Canyon View 0 Pine View 2, Hurricane 0 Dixie 2, Crimson Cliffs 1 S tandings Region 9 Baseball REGION OVERALL Snow Canyon (1) 8-2 18-3 Desert Hills (2) 8-2 18-2 Pine View (3) 8-2 14-3 Crimson Cliffs (7) 7-3 14-6 Dixie (8) 6-4 10-9 Cedar (15) 3-7 6-15 Canyon View (17) 0-10 4-16 Hurricane (19) 0-10 2-18 Region 9 Softball REGION OVERALL Snow Canyon (3) 10-0 20-4 Crimson Cliffs (6) 9-1 19-3 Canyon View (5) 7-3 16-5 Desert Hills (11) 4-6 7-13 Dixie (14) 4-6 7-10 Cedar (12) 3-7 7-13 Hurricane (13) 3-7 7-10 Pine View (17) 0-10 4-14 c orey baumgartner Brecken Campbell beats the throw to second base to help give the Reds a chance to corral the Crimson Cliff Mustangs. Boys Soccer REGION OVERALL Dixie (4) 11-2 11-3 Canyon Kutch belted a two-run Snow Canyon (7) 11-2 11-3 homer in the top of the eighth Crimson Cliffs (5) 10-3 12-4 inning, and Jaxon Richey got the last Desert Hills (10) 9-4 9-5 three outs in the bottom half as the Cedar (13) 4-9 6-10 Mustangs held off the Reds, 10-8 on Hurricane (16) 3-10 3-11 April 23. Cedar had trailed 6-1 after Pine View (18) 3-10 4-11 giving up three runs in the top of the Canyon View (20) 1-12 1-12 fifth, but came back with two runs in the bottom of the inning, three in the S chedule sixth and two more in the seventh Region 9 Baseball after the Mustangs had scored twice in 4/27 Dixie at Cedar the top of the frame for an 8-6 lead. Canyon View at Hurricane Lawson Black – who went 3-for-4 Crimson Cliffs at Snow Canyon with two doubles in the loss – had the Desert Hills at Pine View 4/30 Cedar at Dixie big hit that drove in the tying runs for Davin Roundy Hurricane at Canyon View the Reds. Richey was able to get two gets ahold of a Snow Canyon at Crimson Cliffs strikeouts and a pop-up for the final tough pitch and Pine View at Desert Hills keeps the bats alive three outs that stopped the Cedar for the Canyon View Region 9 Softball threat in the bottom of the eighth to Falcons. 4/27 Dixie at Cedar earn the save. Canyon View at Hurricane Crimson Cliffs had an easier time Crimson Cliffs at Snow Canyon on its home field in the series opener Desert Hills at Pine View 4/30 Cedar at Dixie April 20, doing all of its damage in the Hurricane at Canyon View first four innings and pulling away for Snow Canyon at Crimson Cliffs a 9-4 victory. Cedar had taken a 2-0 Pine View at Desert Hills lead after the top of the first, but the Boys Soccer Mustangs took full advantage of seven 4/27 Cedar at Canyon View walks issued by three different Reds Crimson Cliffs at Snow Canyon pitchers. Desert Hills at Hurricane Cedar hosted Dixie on Tuesday Dixie at Pine View 4/30 4A playoffs, first round in a game that was too late for press c orey baumgartner Teams TBA 22 Wednesday, April 28, 2021 sports I ron County Today Osterstock sets new outdoor mile record by Kyle Birnbrauer SULU ATH ETICS STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION PROVO — The Southern Utah track and field teams competed at the BYU Robison Invitational this past weekend with several Thunderbirds winning events and putting their names in the record books. The highlight of the weekend was Nate Osterstock setting a new program record in the outdoor mile with an altitude converted time of 3:57.35. This is only the third sub-four minute mile in school history and is also a new record in the 1500m with a converted time of 3:39.79. Travis Feeny, Max Spence, and Santiago Gaitan all finished in the top-15 in the event, running times of just over the 4:00 mark. Alison Pray ran a converted time of 4:22.35 in the women’s mile, placing her second all-time in the SUU record books. Sinclair Watson also put herself second all-time in the record books, running the 100m in a time of 11.85. Watson also took third in the 200m with a time of 24.38. Jacob Francis won the men’s steeplechase with a time of 9:00.33, the third-best time in program history. Elizabeth White won the women’s long jump with a jump of 19’ 5.25” and Jordan Porcaro won the men’s hammer throw with a throw of 192’ 1”. Trenton Mauer placed sixth in the men’s decathlon with 6,285 points, good enough for ninth all-time in Southern Utah history. c orey baumgartner Alexis McAllister took second in the women’s jave- Cedar's Madi Meisner uses her bat to remind the Mustangs that the Reds are lin throw with a throw of 162’ 9” and Seadra Hamilton still a force to contend with. took fifth in the women’s decathlon with 4,329 total points. Amy Pouliot took second in the women’s discus with a throw of 160’ 3” and Emily Wilson took second softball SUU in the women’s triple jump with a jump of 37’ 4.5”. « Continued from page 20 Thunderbird Haley Tanne took second in the women’s 5000m Nate Osterstock with a time of 18:02.43 and Max Jones took second “We work on two-strike batting leads the pack with in the men’s 5000m with a time of 15:00.73. Bradley scenarios, and we’ve been working a record-setting time Cordova-Paramo finished sixth in the men’s discus of 3:57.35 in the on being able to recognize different with a throw of 162’ 6”. Jeff Rowley took fourth in the outdoor mile. speeds of pitches,” Robinson said. c ourtesy suu athletics men’s javelin throw with a throw of 205’ 0”. “When you find your pitch, that’s the one you hit.” The Falcons started the week with three home runs in the Tuesday game from Lister, Tatum Millett and T-Birds take seventh at Big Sky Kamryn Allen. CV scored in all five innings and delivered 21 hits. Erin Robinson went 4-for-4 while Allen, Women’s Golf Championship Lister and Kenlee Clove added three hits apiece. by Kyle Birnbrauer CV traveled to Hurricane for a SULU ATH ETICS STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION Tuesday night game that was too late for press deadline, and they will host MOLALLA, Ore. — The Southern Utah the Tigers on Friday in a 3 p.m. start. women’s golf team wrapped up play in Cedar ran into a buzzsaw courtesy the Big Sky Women’s Golf Championship Chanikan (Pluem) of the Crimson Cliffs Mustangs in Wednesday afternoon, finishing the tour- Yongyuan two losses last week. The Mustangs nament in seventh place after shooting a finished in started with a seven-run second 939 (316, 311, 312) as a team. the top-ten to inning and went on to a 13-2 victory Chanikan (Pluem) Yongyuan finished help propel the in five innings over the Reds on April the tournament in the top-10, shooting Thunderbirds to a 7th place victory. 20. Freshman Paisley Lantz hit a two- a 227 (80, 71, 76) to finish in a tie for 10th run homer to end the game early for place. Lexi Hamel shot a team-low 74 on Crimson Cliffs. Wednesday to move up seven spots and The momentum continued at finish in a tie for 19th place with a three- Cedar on April 23 as the Mustangs round 232 (79, 79, 74). belted four home runs and had a Tori Thomas finished in a tie for 26th nine-run fourth inning on the way to place with a 237 (77, 80, 80) and Tanyatorn a 16-4 rout over the Reds as they fell (Excel) Thalangkarn finished in a tie for to 3-7 in Region 9 play. 36th place with a 243 (80, 81, 82). Kaydee Anderson drove in two Launa Wilson shot an 83 in round three runs with a double for Cedar, who to finish in 51st place with a 258 (88, 87, 83). managed just four hits in the loss. Sacramento State won their third team The Reds hosted Dixie on Tuesday title in the last four seasons, shooting a in a game that was too late for press 901 (298, 304, 299) as a unit. The Hornets’ deadline, and they will travel to St. Tess Blair won the individual title as well George to face the Flyers on Friday shooting a one-under 215 (74, 69, 72). c ourtesy suu athletics starting at 7 p.m. Iron County Today sports Wednesday, April 28, 2021 23 Tom's Sports Trivia The madness of the RPI In celebration of the NFL Draft Week 11 against the Philadelphia happening this weekend, our next dozen Eagles? epending on who you talk to, the “I applied there and they had a swim- deals with favorite teams and facts about the players they’ve picked. Trades A. Malcolm Smith third year of the RPI – and first ming program and the program I wanted are off the table, so please remember … B. Karl Joseph to involve spring sports – has to study,” said Davenport, who plans on no wagering. C. Sione Takitaki D D. Mack Wilson been a mystery wrapped inside an enigma studying clinical laboratory work. “(The filled with a lot of intrigue. With boys campus) was small, a little older, and I 1. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have soccer having finished its regular season, liked the idea of going out of state.” won two Super Bowls, but they 9. Which team surrendered all of its started as a franchise with 26 remaining picks via trade to take the UHSAA will have the official playoff Davenport had two schools in running back Ricky Williams in the pairings announced by the time you read Pennsylvania in her search before settling consecutive losses. Who did the team draft as its very first pick in first round of the 1999 NFL Draft? these words today. on Thomas University. She has been 1976, a defensive lineman from And the possibility is very real that communicating with the coaches via text A. Washington Football Team Oklahoma? B. New Orleans Saints Cedar City’s crosstown rivals could meet messages, emails and phone calls and will C. Indianapolis Colts in an opening-round matchup Friday be heading to the school in August. A. Vinny Testaverde B. LeeRoy Selmon D. Chicago Bears afternoon. C. Derrick Brooks When the UHSAA hid the rankings The power of technology D. Warren Sapp 10. Which Utah Ute was a first-round last Wednesday, Cedar was at No. 13 and Cedar High softball coach Kathy Stahl draft choice of the Tennessee Canyon View came in at No. 20. Both was invited by Oregon, her alma mater, to 2. When Tom Brady was with the Titans in 1998, scored the New England Patriots, tight end touchdown in the 1999 playoffs teams lost their respective April 23 games virtually throw out the first pitch prior to dubbed the “Music City Miracle,” – the Reds at home against Snow Canyon the opening game of the Ducks’ weekend Rob Gronkowski was one of his favorite receivers. In what round and ended up a yard short of the and the Falcons were shut out by Desert softball series against Stanford. She did did the Patriots take Gronkowski winning touchdown in Super Bowl Hills. it prior to in the 2010 NFL Draft? XXXIV? But here’s Cedar’s home A. Kevin Dyson the kicker: game against A. First Random B. Second B. Frank Wycheck Cedar and CV Crimson C. Third C. Keith Bulluck faced each Cliffs on D. Fourth D. Lorenzo Neal other in the thoughts Friday, and 3. Four-time Super Bowl winner 11. It was a 50-year separation regular-sea- T om Zulewski the video can son finale be found on Joe Montana was a third-round between Utah State players taken iron county today pick of the San Francisco 49ers in the first round of the NFL Draft Tuesday. the Oregon in the 1979 NFL Draft. Where did when Jordan Love was taken by Assuming a Ducks Montana play his college football? the Green Bay Packers with the Reds victory – and depending on what softball Twitter feed (@OregonSB). 26th pick in 2020. Who was the other teams around them in the rankings A. Notre Dame most recent Aggie taken in the did in their matchups – there’s a better Sports athletes as game show B. Pittsburgh second round in 2012? hosts update C. Maryland than 50-50 chance we could see the two D. Ohio State A. Robert Turbin teams twice in the same week. This story wasn’t announced until April B. Nick Vigil The top 11 teams (out of 21 in 4A) get 20, after media outlets reported Dwyane 4. Southern Utah alumni Miles C. Bobby Wagner a bye for the opening round. Based on Wade agreed to join the ownership group Killebrew was a fourth-round D. Nevin Lawson that, it works out that Cedar and CV fit of the Utah Jazz led by Ryan Smith. Wade’s choice of the Detroit Lions in the 2016 NFL Draft. After five seasons, 12. Weber State hasn’t had many high perfectly in the bracket draw. Stay tuned stake in the team wasn’t made clear, which AFC team signed Killebrew NFL Draft choices, but running to my Twitter (address at the end of this but here’s something else that wasn’t as a linebacker in March? back Lee White was a first-round column) for the details when they’re discussed. choice in 1968, selected No. 17 announced. In addition to his ownership role, Wade A. Las Vegas Raiders overall by which Super Bowl- B. Tennessee Titans winning team? As if that weren’t enough, both the will be the host and executive producer of C. Cincinnati Bengals baseball and softball teams could collide “The Cube,” a spinoff of a hit game show D. Pittsburgh Steelers A. New York Jets to start their playoff runs as well. that originated in England from 2009 B. Kansas City Chiefs Through Sunday, Canyon View to 2015. It makes its debut June 5. Many pundits believe BYU C. Minnesota Vikings softball is ranked No. 5 in 10 at 7 p.m. on TBS (check quarterback Zack Wilson will go D. Baltimore Colts the RPI while Cedar sits at your listings for channel) in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. Who was the last Cougar L ast Week’s Answers No. 12. “The third and involves seven player taken in the opening round With four games games with nine lives in 2013? 1. A: Joe Musgrove. Musgrove held the left, softball would year of the RPI… for a chance to win Texas Rangers hitless in a 3-0 victory. play against each $250,000. A. Ziggy Ansah 2. B: Lucas Giolito. Giolito blanked the B. Kyle Van Noy Pittsburgh Pirates on Aug. 25, 2020. other a best-of three has been a mystery The games, C. Dennis Pitta 3. D: Walker Buehler. in the second round which can offer both D. John Beck wrapped inside an 4. C. Max Scherzer. Scherzer no-hit the of the playoffs that physical and mental Pirates on June 20, 2015 and did the happens May 14 and enigma filled with a challenge, are all 6. Of the following Utah Utes players, same to the New York Mets on Oct. 3. 15. CV would host if played inside an actual which one was NOT a first-round 5. A: Wilson Ramos NFL Draft choice? the teams stay where lot of intrigue.” cube with two players 6. D: Six. The Houston Astros did it over A. Alex Smith the New York Yankees on June 11, they are in the rankings, involved. The format gives 2003 and the Seattle Mariners worked but things will definitely be three lifelines – simplify B. Star Lotulelei a six-pitcher no-hitter over the Los changing very rapidly – some- (which reduces the difficulty C. Garett Bolles Angeles Dodgers on June 8, 2012. D. Jaylon Johnson times on an hourly basis – over the level), trial run, and a chance to ask 7. A: Fernando Valenzuela. The L.A. Dodgers left-hander threw the no-no final two weeks. Wade himself for help with a game. 7. The Kansas City Chiefs won Super at the St. Louis Cardinals. As for baseball, Cedar is at No. 15 and The catch – Wade gets “one shot” to Bowl LIV helped by 97 catches 8. C: Matt Cain. Cain worked the perfect CV stands at No. 17, just off the bracket complete it. from tight end Travis Kelce. In game against the Houston Astros on fit for a first-round matchup that would Having watched the original version what year did the Chiefs take June 11. happen May 10. The Reds have been as on YouTube when it first came out, this Kelce in the third round of the NFL 9. B: 10. high as No. 13, and right now, baseball show will be fine and I’m intrigued to see Draft? 10. A: Los Angeles Dodgers. Between L.A. and Brooklyn, the Dodgers have is the least likely to have a Cedar vs. CV how Wade will do in the role. He’s gone A. 2012 thrown 26 no-hitters, six more than playoff matchup. one step ahead of LeBron James, who is an B. 2013 the second-place White Sox. The Red Watch this space and let the specula- executive producer of “The Wall” that airs C. 2014 Sox have thrown 18 and the Giants D. 2015 have thrown 17. tion begin. on NBC. 11. B: New York Mets. The Mets were For Jazz fans, having Wade on the 8. The 2020 Cleveland Browns born in 1962, the Padres and Brewers Local signing scene and being a game show fan looks reached the playoffs for the first started in 1969, and the Blue Jays took Canyon View swimmer Jessica like a pretty good development. time in 18 years and won a post- flight in 1976. season game for the first time since 12. B: 2005. Randy Johnson threw Davenport signed her letter of intent April a perfect game for the Arizona 19 to swim for Thomas University, a NAIA 1994. 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N otice of petition P ublic Notice NOTICE OF SERVICE BY William B. Palmer III (#16317) SIDNEY VERNON 1/11/1978-3000 Copyright Notice. PROCESS OF PUBLICATION TURNER LAW, PC Be it known now appears Sidney Vernon Copyrighting the NORTH CAROLINA 107 S. 1470 E #105 Name against all Infringement. ALAMANCE COUNTY St. George, UT 84790 IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE Full document open for review at Iron County Recorder's Telephone: (435) 656-6156 DISTRICT COURT DIVISION Email: [email protected] Office. Attorneys for Petitioner 21CVD544 Published April 21, 28 & May 5, 2021 Clarissa MArtinez DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF UTAH Iron County Today • ICT #0383 Plaintiff, FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, IRON COUNTY Vs. JOSE ALFREDO SANTOS, Isaac Lorenzo-Balmaceda, Petitioner Defendant, TO: Isaac Lorenzo-Balmaceda, vs. N otice of Ordinances Last known address: 479 N. 400 W. Cedar City Utah 84721 TINA MARIA SANTOS aka TINA MARIA RAMOS aka CHRIS- Passed TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking relief against you TINA MARIA SANTOS aka CHRISTINA MARIA RAMOS aka Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Council passed has been filed in the above-entitled action. The nature CHRISTINA MARIA BRANSCUM, of the relief being sought is: Child Custody of one Ashlee Respondent four (4) ordinances at a regular meeting of the Enoch City Council held on April 21, 2021. Elizabth Lorenzo born 6-25-2003 and Alexia Lorenzo Du- NOTICE OF VERIFIED PETITION FOR ANNULMENT ran born April 25th, 2005. Ordinance No. 2021-04-21-A, amended the Zoning Ordi- Civil No.: 214500096 nance, Chapter 12-2300 Recreational Vehicle Park (RVP) You are to make a defense to this pleading not later than Judge: Matthew L. Bell June 1st, 2021 said date being more than 30 days after Ordinance No. 2021-04-21-B, changed the zoning of four (4) the first publication of this notice, and upon our failure 1. Notice is hereby given that the Petitioner, Jose Alfredo San- acres of property owned by Willow Glen Inn from Commu- to do so, the party seeking service against you will apply tos, has filed a Verified Petition for Annulment (“Petition”) nity Commercial (C-C) to Recreational Vehicle Park (RVP). to the Court for the relief sought. with the clerk of the Fifth District Court, Iron County, State of Utah, located at 40 North 100 East, Cedar City, UT 84720. Ordinance No. 2021-04-21-C, changed the zoning of Par- This the 10h, day of April 2021 . cels #A-0966, #A-00965-1 & #A-0797 from Single Family 2. A copy of the Petition is on file with the Clerk of the Residential R-1-18 to Single Family Residential R-1-11. Bryan Ray Court and may be reviewed upon respondent’s request. 112 S, Maple St Ordinance No. 2021-04-21-D, amended the Zoning Ordi- Graham NC 27253 3. Respondent is hereby notified and required to file nance regarding set-backs in an answer in writing to the Petition with the clerk of Published April 21, 28, May 5 & 12, 2021 the above-entitled Court and to serve upon, or mail R-1-18, M-R-2 and MXR-18 zones. Iron County Today • ICT #0376 to Petitioners’ attorney, a copy of said answer within For more information call the City Recorder at 435-586- thirty (30) days after the date of the first publication 1119 or view changes on the City website at http://www. of this Notice. cityofenoch.org/ordinancespublic-notices.html Published April 21, 28 & May 5, 2021 Published April 28, 2021 Iron County Today • ICT #0379 Iron County Today • ICT #0384

P ublic Notice CE RTification OF PETITION Eugene Paul Richardson 10/14/1957-3000 Copyright FOR ANNEXATION Notice. I, Julie Watson, the duly appointed Recorder for Enoch Be it known now appears Eugene Paul Richardson City, UT, hereby certify that I have reviewed the Petition Copyrighting the Name against all Infringement. for Annexation signed by Daniel S. Roberts and Judy Lindsay the owners 17.75 acres of property as follows: Full document open for review at Iron County Recorder’s Office. Parcel Number D-0626-0000-0000 Published April 21, 28 & May 5, 2021 Legal BEG AT PT N89*40'14"W 606.50 FT & S0*21'56"W 33.97 Iron County Today • ICT #0377 FT FR E1/4 COR SEC 22,T35S,R11W, SLM; S0*21'56"W 735.78 FT; N89*46'13"W 696.58 FT; N0*29'25"E 735.78 FT; S89*46'13"E 694.98 FT TO POB. Acres 11.75 P ublic Notice Parcel Number D-0626-0002-0000 Legal BEG AT PT N89*43'02"W ALG 1/4 SEC LN 606.50 FT & John Clinton Rhinehart Junior 1/11/1978-3000 Copy- S0*21'56"W 764.66 FT FR E1/4 COR SEC 22,T35S,R11W, SLM; right Notice. SD PT BE ON W BNDRY OF PIONEER VALLEY ESTATES SUBD; Be it known now appears John Clinton Rhinehart Junior S0*21'56"W 371.71 FT; S89*36'42"W 702.92 FT TO E LN OF Copyrighting the Name against all Infringement. BULLDOG RD; N0*20'06"E ALG ELN OF BULLDOG RD, 371.71 FT; N89*36'42"E 703.12 FT TO POB. Full document open for review at Iron County Recorder’s Office. Acres 6.00 Published April 21, 28 & May 5, 2021 To view the Petition for Annexation, legal descriptions Iron County Today • ICT #0378 and map please come to the Enoch City Office, 900 E. Midvalley Road, Enoch UT 84721 or call 435-586-1119 to request the information. The Petition for Annexation was filed with this office on April 1, 2021. I find that the petition meets the requirements for annexation as N otice of Enoch City provided by Utah State law, (subsections 10-2-403 (2), (3) and (4), U.C.A. The Enoch City Council received the Municipal Election in 2021 Certification of the Petition for Annexation on April The position of Mayor, four-year term and two (2) City 21, 2021. The City Council may grant this annexation Council seats, four-year term will be up for election in unless a written protest to the annexation petition 2021. The candidate filing dates will be from Tuesday June is filed with the Iron County Boundary Commission. 1, 2021 through Monday June 7, 2021 during regular busi- A copy of the protest must also be received by the ness hours. The City Recorder will be available by calling Enoch City Recorder no later than 30 days after the no- the City Office phone for questions or assistance each tice of certification is received which would be by May filing day. A candidate filing a Declaration of Candidacy 21, 2021. Notice of protest shall be filed with the Iron must file in person or may file using a designated agent County Boundary Commission at P.O. Box 429, Parow- if the individual is located outside of the state during the an, UT 84761 and with the Enoch City Recorder at the entire filing period. Interested persons must file at the address listed above. The legislative body or governing Enoch City Office, 900 E. Midvalley Road, Enoch UT and board of an affected entity may legally protest this must meet the requirements of Utah Code Annotated annexation by filing as instructed above. Section 10-3-301. For more information call the Enoch City Published April 28, May 5 & 12, 2021 Office at 435-586-1119 or go to www.cityofenoch.org. Iron County Today • ICT #0380 Published April 21 & 28, 2021 Iron County Today • ICT #0381 Posting Date April 26, 2021

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