7 opinion 22 Calendar 18 Showcase 27 Sports The Davis 21 life 29 Classifieds Showcase CenterPoint Legacy Theatre honored by national theater publication ClipperTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2018 Vol. 126 No. 25 Family receives new home Help comes thanks to local foundation by Becky GINOS [email protected]

LAYTON—It’s not often The ‘Phoenix’ that a community comes together to make someone’s dream come true. But that’s controversy exactly what happened last week as the Espinoza family was given the keys continues to their new home thanks to the Have a Heart Home Foundation. to rise “For years and years me and Jacoi dreamed of a by Becky GINOS house of our own – since he [email protected] was a little boy,” said Deanna Espinoza. “I can’t put into FARMINGTON—Construction is words how grateful we are.” well underway, the boundaries set, Dale and Deanna school colors and the mascot have been Espinoza and their two chosen – so why is a controversy still children Jacoi and Town brewing? have been renting a home in “What a Most people thought the issue of Ogden and this will be the the new Farmington High mascot had first home they have owned. blessing for been put to bed, but apparently the “This means everything Phoenix is rising again. This time it’s to us,” said Dale. “It’s been our family, not a resident with an online petition, two or three years in the Jacoi can it’s the Farmington mayor who is making. We’ve been waiting causing a ripple. for this day. Now that we’ve watch the “I stood back for quite a while and got our keys we can start didn’t make comment on the colors or moving in today.” sunset from mascot,” said Farmington Mayor James The Have a Heart Home his bedroom Talbot. “Then that petition came out Foundation is sponsored with more than 3,200 signatures. Most by the Northern Wasatch every night are probably Farmington residents and Association of Realtors – that’s kids who will be going to Farmington (NWAOR) and the Northern High School. They’re vested because Wasatch Homebuilders insane.” they’re going to live it. Having had that Association (NWHA). becky ginoS/dAviS clipper many sign, I thought maybe we should Through the program, — Deanna look at it again.” homes are constructed and espinoza jacoi eSPinoza (top) reacts to a painting of a sunset presented by The controversy started a few sold at significant discounts Stewart Smith. (Above) The family holds the key to their new home. months ago after one man suggested to families with special the home and Layton City the plural of Phoenix could have a needs, both financial and donated the lot. Economic Development and transfer the property to crude connotation and set up a petition otherwise, according to “We used funds from our Deputy Director. “This is Have a Heart.” to change the mascot. However, the material provided. Community Development the third home with Have a The city takes a second school district stood by the name, Mainline Construction Block Grant (CDBG),” said Heart. We’ve also partnered mortgage on the property having taken a student and parent poll and Stewart Smith built Kent Andersen, Layton City with the school district to build homes. We buy the lot see home | 14 see maScot | 14 See Inside

Bountiful Mandonelles repeat as state champs. Find out more in this week’s Sports, pages 27-28. Thursday, February 8, 2018 Page 2 DAVIS CLIPPER Bountiful Council wants recommendations on heights by Tom HARALDSEN The DN Zone runs from [email protected] 400 North to 500 South between those east and BOUNTIFUL—A west boundaries. recommendation may It all involves the mas- be forthcoming from sive population growth the Bountiful Planning expected to occur along Commission on develop- the Wasatch Front in the ment standards for the next 15-20 years. Downtown (DN) Zoning During the last District. That item January meeting of the was on the agenda for planning commission, Tuesday night’s com- only four of its seven mission meeting, which members were present occurred after our press when proposed changes deadline. were discussed. The The questions to be biggest change from considered by commis- standards originally sioners, and subsequently approved last October forwarded to the city was increasing the council for its future maximum building consideration, concern height from 35 to 45 maximum building feet. The other changes height standards for included reduction of properties along 100 the minimum landscape West and 100 East, as standards for multi well as landscaping stan- family developments dards for multi-family from 40 to 10 percent,

LOUISE R. SHAW | DAVIS CLIPPER residential and mixed and requiring articula- use developments, and bountiful council members are considering amended architectural standards for the Downtown Zoning District, architectural standards. including maximum heights for new developments. They are waiting for a recommendation from the planning commission. see bountiful | 13 Blaisdell wins prestigious teaching award by Becky GINOS [email protected] stephanie blaisdell KAYSVILLE—Some surrounded by her people go about changing students at a surprise lives with no thought of assembly. recognition. Stephanie Blaisdell is one of those people. Blaisdell is a third grade teacher at Endeavour Elementary and last week she received the praise bECky gInOS | DAVIS CLIPPER she deserves. Blaisdell was honored with the 2018 bentley moore (left) talks to Griffin Mortensen after competing for Muir Heidi Martin, Mighty Heart Elementary in the fourth-grade category. Educator of Excellence Award at a surprise assembly last Friday. National Chinese immersion “She teaches, models and inspires,” said Endeavour COURTESy PHOTO competition comes to county Principal Traci Robbins. only two chambers in her tor who has gone above “Over 28 years she’s worked heart. Martin had surgery and beyond in teaching. by Becky GINOS National Math, Science & Arts tirelessly behind the scenes when she was three days Endeavour will receive a [email protected] Competition for students from all not looking for credit, help- old and had a rare heart and $10,000 grant to be used over the United States Feb. 1 – 3. ing children with emotional liver transplant three years as Blaisdell sees fit for the LAYTON—The Davis Some 180 participants battled for and economic challenges. ago when she was 24. Jan. benefit of the school. Conference Center was abuzz with recognition using their Chinese- She was the leading teacher 12, 2017, she passed away “The donors were activity last week. To the casual speaking skills and knowledge of in academic proficiency and from complications from friends of the Martin observer it looked like some kind STEAM (Science, Technology, teachers from all over the her condition, according to family,” Robbins said. “She of math and science competition, Engineering, Arts and Math). state came to observe her.” material provided. (Blaisdell) was selected which it was – but in Chinese. “It’s an opportunity for them The award is named An anonymous donor because a lot of people The Davis School District to showcase their second language for Heidi Ann Martin, a created the award in Martin’s Confucius Institute hosted the Utah resident born with name to recognize an educa- see award | 6 second annual Chinese Immersion see chinese | 13 3 Thursday, February 8, 2018 News DAVIS CLIPPER Health clinic dedicated to Zina D.H. Young by Tom HARALDSEN Illinois, Zina and many [email protected] “This is a new HealtH clinic of her family fell ill in west jorDan during a cholera out- WEST JORDAN—In a tribute has been dedicated to break,” a plaque unveiled 1872, Zina Diantha to Zina’s Zina D.H. Young, who at the dedication reads Huntington Smith pioneered women’s in recounted of her Young helped establish dedication health care in the Salt life. “Zina recovered Deseret Hospital in Salt Lake Valley after arriving but her mother died, Lake City. She served to families with early settlers. which greatly affected on its board of directors her and taught her the for many years, 12 of and their importance of health and them as president. She preventing disease. Zina organized a nursing health.” had learned midwifery school, with courses from her mother in New in obstetrics, and was — Gary edwards York, and a lay midwife an early activist in the in Utah she helped temperance and women’s Zina D.H. Young has deliver the babies of suffrage movements. many descendants who many women, attending On Jan. 31, she live in Davis County. At and caring for them with earned an honor richly the dedication service, physical and emotional deserved for her many three of her 14 surviving comfort before their years of service in great-grandchildren tom HaraLDSen/DaViS cLipper deliveries.” healthcare. joined with officials for When the LDS The Salt Lake County photos, as two plaques 1846-1877. Church’s Relief Society Health Department were unveiled. She had She migrating west was organized in 1880, dedicated the clinics 62 great-grandchildren with the pioneers at age Zina was named first at its South Redwood in all. Deputy Salt Lake 27. She was among the counselor to president Public Health Center to County Mayor Erin first pioneers to arrive Eliza R. Snow. Following her legacy. Litvack conducted the in the Salt Lake Valley, Snow’s death, she The health center, unveiling ceremony. and lived there the became the third general which was opened in Young was born remainder of her life. She president of the Relief November 2016 near the in New York in 1821, had three children and Society until her death in West Jordan city center, the eighth child of raised three children of a 1901 at the age of 80. She is focused on women’s William and Zina Baker. woman who died during is buried in the Salt Lake and children’s health Her uncle Samuel childbirth. Cemetery. issues. When the 20,000 Huntington was a signer “When they lived in square foot facility of the Declaration of opened, it replaced a Independence. Raised in tom HaraLDSen/DaViS cLipper previous center that was a religious home, she and 2,400 square feet and her family were con- Lillian Boggs issued his lived in the home of LDS offered only limited WIC tacted by Mormon mis- Extermination Order to Church founder Joseph services. sionaries Hyrum Smith force Latter-day Saints Smith and his wife, “This is a tribute to and David Whitmer, and to leave Missouri, Zina’s Emma. Zina’s dedication to fami- she was baptized into the father helped coordinate She was a polygamist lies and their health,” LDS Church in 1835. evacuation of church wife of Smith from said Gary Edwards, Her family relocated members to Nauvoo, 1841-1844, when he and executive director of the along with many early Illinois. She recovered his brother Hyrum were county’s health depart- Latter-day Saints from from a severe cholera murdered, and eventu- ment. “It’s also a tribute New York to Kirtland, epidemic that had ally his successor as to her posterity.” Ohio, and then to Far broken out (and caused LDS Church President, West, Missouri. As Gov. her mother’s death) and Brigham Young, from

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preveNtiNg Crime Briefs wildfires Compiled by Becky Ginos Over 60 percent of wildfires last year were human caused, according to the South Davis Metro Fire Facebook Police seek public’s help charged in the case. page. “We all play a role in prevent- Mitchell Whitter Tarbox, 29, of ing wildfires,” the post read. to identify suspects Kaysville was charged with aggravated LAYTON—The Layton police are ask- kidnapping and aggravated robbery and ing for the public’s assistance to iden- theft by receiving stolen property and tify two men possession of a firearm by a restricted wanted for person. Hayden Romelo Woods, 20, of question- Clearfield is charged with aggravated Body officially identified as missing woman ing in some kidnapping, aggravated robbery and possession of a weapon by a restricted FARMINGTON—The body from the rugged department is waiting for recent theft Farmington Police have terrain. further information from and credit person. positively identified the Jan. 31, the Office the medical examiner on card fraud According to police, Tarbox arranged remains of the State Medical the cause and manner of cases in to sell a cellphone to a man in the found last Examiner determined death. parking lot of a Layton restaurant Jan. week in the remains were Reid’s. Reid went missing Layton and Shepard There were no signs of from her Farmington surrounding areas, according to a LPD 9. However, when the victim got into Tarbox’s car, he allegedly locked the Creek foul play or suspicious home in October 2017. Facebook post. Please call the LPD at Canyon circumstances. The [email protected] 801-497-8300 with any information and doors and tried to rob him. The victim as that of reference incident #18-00515 and #18- was able to break a window and escape. missing 01089. The two suspects fled to a nearby apart- Farmington woman THE DAVIS ment complex where Woods barricaded Jeanna Reid. himself after the SWAT team arrived. The Hunters found the body Jan. 26 while in CLIPPER Suspect in kidnapping standoff ended several hours later with the area and notified Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. no injuries. authorities. Davis County Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 ordered to stand trial During a court appearance last week, Search and Rescue and Volume 126 Number 24 FARMINGTON—Two men accused of Tarbox waived his preliminary hearing. the Davis County Crime February 8, 2018 attempting to rob and kidnap another He was scheduled for arraignment Feb. Lab were deployed and THE DAVIS CLIPPER man while selling a cellphone that led 5. a Department of Public (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper Safety helicopter crew Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl , UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at to a standoff with SWAT, have been Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to assisted in removing the The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, February 8, 2018 5

RegistRation is Community gardens get ready for spring open for the Centerville Community Gardens, by Jenniffer WARDELL ground all ready, and the city takes care of the brunt of pictured here. [email protected] the costs by providing the water,” said Redd. “Oakdale Egg Farms has donated compost for quite a few years.” If you’ve been dreaming of green growing things, Though the garden uses the annual fees to provide local community gardens are here to help. basic tools such as tillers, shovels and rakes, gardeners Centerville Community Garden has opened registra- may need to raid their own tool sheds as well. tion for both their 15x15 and 15x30 plots for the 2018 “Gardeners need to provide their own hosing and season. North Salt Lake, who offers 4x4 and 4x8 plots, anything else they might need,” she said. will open registration for those who have previously had In North Salt Lake, the 4x4 plots at Orchard plots March 1. Registration for new users begins April 1, Community Garden go for $10 for residents and $15 and both gardens will get their water turned on April 15. for non-residents. The full-sized 4x8 plots are $20 for “We generally keep registration open until we fill up,” residents and $30 for non-residents. said Erin Redd, the volunteer in charge of the Centerville Afton Paul, the new volunteer coordinator for the Courtesy photo Community Garden. “We’re always full by the time the garden, has a background in plant science. Though she season starts.” only got involved with the garden near the end of last Orchard Community Garden is also seeking volun- The garden, which is located behind the Whitaker year’s growing season, she said she plans to be more teers for a variety of opportunities, including teaching Museum, has been open to local gardeners for several involved this year. garden classes and maintaining donated plants in open years. The smaller plots can be claimed for $25, while the “This year, I plan to have a plot there, and be there boxes. To donate your time as a volunteer, contact Paul at larger plots can be claimed for $35. Payment must be a little more often to help people on their journey to 801-643-0256. made by March 15. gardening,” she said. To register for a Centerville garden plot, call Redd As in previous years, the garden receives considerable North Salt Lake also supplies water to all the garden at 801-663-1293 or email her at [email protected]. support from various city agencies, community groups, plots, but individual gardeners must supply their own Those looking to register for a North Salt Lake garden and local businesses. drip system. The garden is located at the intersection of plot are asked to do so in person at city hall, located at 10 “The parks and recreation department gets the North Orchard Drive and East Center Street. E. Center Street. Highlights from the legislature as week three wraps up by Becky GINOS awareness task force. “It’s been interest- Corridor, etc. It’s a big deal in Davis Weiler proposed SB138 that sets [email protected] ing and eye opening,” he said. “It County, there are a lot of construction out a court process for a gender change really affects everyone. Society and the needs.” petition and establishes what a judge UTAH STATE CAPITOL—Lawmakers community should do something so Along with transportation, the considers to make a decision for have completed another week on we’ve brought knowledgeable people Transportation Governance and transgender people who want to legally Capitol Hill and the session is picking together to come up with suggestions Funding Task Force is working on a bill change their gender through the courts. up steam. Here are a few highlights. for the legislature to help. (The key) is to restructure the governance of UTA. Another bill, SB118 also sponsored “We’re busy like normal,” said Senate awareness but we all need to be more According to Sen. Todd Weiler’s weekly by Weiler, would penalize doctors for Majority Whip Stuart Adams, R-Layton. self-aware on how to handle a crisis. We update the bill would “replace the not showing an informational video “The biggest issue is education funding. all have them. Be a good friend and be 16-member, part-time, volunteer board to women before an abortion. In the We’ll also try to deal with federal tax inclusive.” with a three member, full-time Board of current law there is not an enforcement reform and try to do something as a Transportation is another major Trustees.” The governor would nomi- provision. Weiler said he would like to state.” issue, Adams said. “We approved the nate the board members and appointees make sure doctors are complying with Adams is also serving on a suicide bond on Hwy 89 and the West Davis would come from major service areas. the law. With you wherever you go! davisclipper.com 6 Thursday, February 8, 2018 News DAVIS CLIPPER With you wherever you go!

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davisclipper.com art day at the capitol Students from several school districts, including Davis, displayed their art in the Capitol Rotunda Monday to highlight the importance of arts in education. beCky ginoS/DaviS ClippeR award passion about education, Continued from page 2 so it’s been good to have that support.” When she first started nominated her.” her career Blaisdell was Robbins said Blaisdell working in business is a world traveler and uses administration. “Then I her knowledge to enhance lived in the Dominican the classroom. “She makes Republic and that changed learning relevant to kids,” my mind,” she said. “I she said. “She also taught decided I wanted to be in Spanish for five years and the classroom with kids she’s very tech savvy. She and watch them grow and knows that technology change. It’s not for the is a tool. Her students money, fame or reward, are active bloggers. But it’s the little kids who she also believes that ‘no leave hearts and notes on device, no tool, will replace my desk. When I have the heart of a teacher.’” hard days and then I get a Blaisdell said she was handwritten letter or little shocked by the honor. gifts those rewards are “This was the most amaz- better than any money I ing tribute I could have could get.” ever wanted,” she said. “My When school ends for family kept it a complete summer break Blaisdell secret. Actually, I’m so glad isn’t relieved – she’s sad. I didn’t know it was such a “I’m always the teacher big surprise.” sitting on the last day The idea that the award crying,” she said. “I get so is centered on the heart attached they’re like my was especially touching own children.” for her because that’s what “That’s why she teaching is all about, she teaches day after day,” said said. “When things get Robbins. “Her heart is into hard I just need to look her kids.” into the kids’ cute little “I’m so thankful to the faces, so something about donor,” Blaisdell said. “I the heart was so special,” want to tell them ‘thank Blaisdell said. “I’ve had the you so much for honoring best principals, too. They our teachers like this.’ Just a have a lot of heart and huge ‘thank you.’” DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, February 8, 2018 7 Opinion Administration R. Gail Stahle The good, bad and ugly of the 2018 legislative session Publisher [email protected] ext. 114 The opinions stated in this tions, but as long as abortion is threatening! article are solely those of the CYCLOPs legal in the U.S., I don’t think But there is also the Clark Stahle BRYAN General Manager author and not of The Davis it is the job of a Utah legislator good. There is a bill from a Clipper. GRAY to dictate to couples facing an [email protected] Experienced journalist, Davis County legislator to ext. 117 businessman living in Davis excruciating decision. provide some 11,000 low- hile there are some County Even worse, passage of income women with birth Lorie Matern refreshing breezes this bill carries a price tag for control to avoid unplanned Office Manager Wcoming from the taxpayers. Opponents are pregnancies. The sponsor, a [email protected] Utah Legislature’s 2018 season, already poised to file a costly physician, correctly recognizes ext. 115 there are other signs that lawsuit, and the legislature’s that it’s much cheaper to pay Utahns should hide their own legal experts agree the for a pill than to shoulder Advertising wallets and purses from prying severe challenges from speak- bill may well be unconstitu- long-term welfare costs, an politicians. ing fluent English to learning tional. The expected retort obvious savings to taxpayers Reed Stahle Every legislative session the ins and outs of the culture from its supporters: “We don’t (and a relief to women). Sales Manager has its good, its bad, and its to finding suitable housing and care. There are things more Another taxpayer-friendly [email protected] ugly. This year’s is no different. employment. They are at their important than money.” That’s bill would accurately figure ext. 133 Let’s start with the ugly. A most vulnerable as they try fine, except it’s not their money. the formidable costs of execu- Brad Roghaar veteran senator is contemplat- to adapt to a new homeland, It’s the taxpayer who will foot tions, a needed component of Sales Representative ing a bill to ban new immi- and this senator wants to pile the bill and likely lose. future discussions on capital [email protected] grants from receiving state on and limit their access to a The bad, the ugly – and punishment. Also legislators ext. 135 health care assistance. Helping doctor. how about the silly? A Utah are reviewing ways to meet people pay for doctors and Then there’s the bad, County legislator known highway and road infra- Richard Stahle including a bill preventing doc- Sales Representative hospitals, he says, is too much for his anti-alcohol views is structure spending instead of socialism for his taste. tors from performing abortions sponsoring a bill giving drunks kicking the can down the road [email protected] when the pregnant woman ext. 137 OK, he’s surely no socialist, the legal protection to shoot when construction/repairs are but I’m not sure how he can is told her baby suffers from people if the inebriated person more costly. Down syndrome. I understand editorial call himself a Christian either. feels threatened. Call me crazy, Whether you agree or not, Few immigrants land in Utah the parents of Down syndrome but after five shots of bourbon don’t write to me. Contact your children who honestly and Tom Haraldsen and quickly earn an office suite and a few beer chasers, I’m not legislator. Some of them will or even a job with full bene- tearfully say they feel blessed sure any drunk is in a position actually listen to you. Managing Editor parenting a child with limita- [email protected] fits. Most new immigrants face to determine what is and isn’t ext. 126 Becky Ginos Associate Editor [email protected] ext. 118 To infinity and beyond Jenniffer Wardell Associate Editor The opinions stated in this time to give someone the silent Space enthusiasts have [email protected] article are solely those of the LIFE AnD treatment. wanted off-Earth colonization ext. 106 author and not of The Davis Describing the flight to Mars, for decades. There’s been Louise R. Shaw Clipper. LAughter NASA uses magical terms like discussion about creating a “transfer orbit” and “astronomi- city on the moon, but scientists Writer/Photographer Peri [email protected] s our country devolves cal position” which I’ve learned feared people would treat it like a KindeR are NOT part of the Kama Sutra. giant bounce-house and not get into a 24/7 protest, Author and Catherine Garrett Apeople are casting their public speaker Voyagers traveling to Mars could anything else accomplished. Plus, Sports Writer eyes to the stars. They’re either lose fingernails, have spinal one day on the moon is equal to fractures and vision problems, one month on Earth. And you Josh McFadden hoping for a) an asteroid to hit the planet, b) our alien overlords and there’s always the chance thought an eight-hour workday Sports Writer to save us from catastrophe or you’ll upchuck in your spacesuit was bad. c) the chance to flee to Mars and suffocate after blocking the Venus was never an option. Layout/Design to populate (and eventually air system with your intergalactic With skin-melting temperatures, destroy) another planet. NASA wants to send the first vomit. So, there’s that. acid rain and a super-dense Anna Pro Life on this beautiful blue humans to Mars in the 2030s, Once we land, we’ll spend atmosphere, Venus was too Creative Director marble (or beautiful blue dinner which creates an interesting a lot of time cleaning up aban- much like Alabama in August. [email protected] plate if you’re a flat-earther) has predicament. I’ll be too old to doned movie sets that Abbott However, nights on Venus can ext. 125 had a good run. We’ve evolved populate anything but every and Costello, Matt Damon and last up to 120 days. Maybe then planet needs a wise old woman Santa Claus basically trashed I could actually get eight hours Rebecca Jameison from being hunters/gatherers to being couch potatoes while giving cryptic warnings to the during filming. But once that’s of sleep. Classifieds/Legals creating technology that is younger generation. I could fill done, then what do we do? So, Mars it is. rjameison/davisclipper.com certain to bring about our that role, assuming I survive the I guess people will build What if once we get settled, ext. 124 impending doom. Do we really seven-month journey to the red greenhouses and grow food. I we find a prehistoric Statue of need a talking fridge? planet. won’t be on that crew because Liberty, buried in the red clay? Circulation But Mars! Oh, the The possibility of relocating I can’t even grow mold. Others We'll discover that billions of possibilities! to the planet of war has become will install solar panels to create years ago, people left Mars to Cindi Scott I envision a world where an animated discussion in our a sustainable community. Solar travel to Earth because idiots [email protected] everyone lives in hexagonal home. companies are already training were destroying the red planet. ext. 119 domes, speaks in British- Me: Would you want to live door-to-door salesmen for the Like one of those giant leaps for accented tones, and wears white on Mars? Mars market. mankind, only backwards. flowing robes. That could be a Hubbie: Of course! There will be a team working I know there’s no chance of problem. I can’t wear white, even Me: Wouldn’t you be afraid on communications so we can me relocating to Mars. But I can 1370 South 500 West when I’m not living on a planet we’d die on the way there? keep up with our favorite Netflix still stare at the Red Planet and Bountiful, UT 84010 shows and hopefully someone watch it twinkle in the distance. I Ph: 801-295-2251 covered in red dust. Every night Hubbie: Wait. You’re going www.davisclipper.com I would look like a red chimney too? will open a really good Mexican just hope it’s not flat like earth. sweep. Seven months is a long restaurant. 8 Thursday, February 8, 2018 News DAVIS CLIPPER Opinion The difference a year has made in America The opinions stated in this article are solely those of the in this author and not of The Davis Clipper. TOgeTher an’t say I’d ever burst LOUISE R. into tears during an SHAW inaugural address Reporter, C photographer before. But it happened Jan. 20, 2017. Around the time when the new president was talking about how we don’t care about state that the U.S. has reached anyone else anymore and we a point of crisis that should were just going to take care of provoke every leader, in ourselves. government, business, or civil I haven’t written much sector, into urgent action. about this first heart-stopping Inertia is not an option, and year, though I shared my neither is silence,” they stated. opposition to his candidacy “The public’s confidence in during the election. the traditional structures of ‘Been afraid the page might American leadership is now burn up or something. fully undermined and has been But let me just say some- replaced with a strong sense of thing about the results. fear, uncertainty and disillu- Or let me let the Edelman sionment. Among the informed Trust Barometer say something public, the trust crash is even about the results: steeper, with trust declining 23 “In a year marked by points, dropping the U.S. from loUise r. sHaw/Davis cliPPer turbulence at home and abroad, sixth to last place out of the 28 trust in institutions in the countries surveyed.” A protester holds A sign with a quote attributed to Thomas Jefferson during Pres. Donald Trump’s visit to United States crashed, posting That puts the trust ranking Utah in December. He came to the state to shrink the size of two national monuments created by earlier presidents. the steepest, most dramatic for the United States lower than general population decline the the one for Russia. And Japan To not care about those who both sides or support climate trade, to engage in diplomacy. Trust Barometer has ever mea- and South Africa. And China is are hungry or who are poor or deals that could save the whole While the balance of pow- sured,” reads its 2018 executive at the top of the list. who are sick or who are from world. ers established at our country’s summary written by Lisa Ross, So what does caring only countries with earthquakes And when you do wrong founding has prevented or president, and Stephen Kehoe, about ourselves have to do with or civil wars is wrong. To not things, you lose. limited some of the damage global chairman, and available losing everyone’s trust? care that some people don’t You lose the respect you this president is inflicting, it in its entirety at cms.edelman. It is wrong – fundamentally, have homes, or to not help might have had, you lose is nothing short of terrifying com. morally, spiritually, intellectu- young people who dream of yourself. to see what he can do and has Institutions listed in their ally wrong – to care only about making a home in a country America once cared. We done. survey are governments, yourself. their parents brought them to, cared enough to engage in Putting ourselves first businesses, non-governmental As a person it won’t win you is wrong. efforts that we hoped would without consideration of organizations and the media. any friends. As a country, the It is wrong to be unwilling bring our freedoms to others. others in fact makes us last. “It is no exaggeration to same. to make trade deals that help We cared enough to engage in

Letter to the editor Food pantry grateful for community support

Dear Editor: store locations. These students represented the Youth Councils of The Bountiful Food Pantry Centerville, Woods Cross and North would like to thank the south Davis Salt Lake. community for supporting the In addition, students from the Souper Bowl of Caring Food Drive Bountiful High School Interact Club held last Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018. and the Woods Cross High School Without the cooperation of our football team assisted as well. Most local grocery stores, none of this of all, the Pantry is very thankful for would have been possible. a wonderful community for donat- Big thanks go out to Dick’s ing food and money at the various Market in Centerville and Bountiful, store locations. Our community Winegars, Lees and both Smith’s is indeed, a caring and generous stores in Bountiful. The pantry is community. very grateful to the high school students for giving their time on Lorna Koci a Saturday to help collect the food Executive Director donations at the participating DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, February 8, 2018 9 breakiNg seniors grouNd Crews remove trees at Layton Commons Park Monday in preparation for the Retired teacher construction of a Vietnam Memorial Wall replica to be built on the site. the wall will writes her first novel be 340 feet long and look like the famous one found in “It’s something I’ve Washington, D.C. always wanted to do,” stated Carol Hutcheson, a retired English/Creative Courtesy Photo Writing Teacher in Davis County Schools, speaking of her recently published novel, “Angel on Skis.” “Now I can cross it off my bucket list, unless of course, I decided to write another one,” she said with a Courtesy smile. carol hutcheson Frank Chester Robertson – Dreamweaver She taught at Farmington Jr. High people,” she said. “I hope Welcome to the ing, and the flights of to Ogden in 1920. His sake of his readers. School and Woods Cross my readers can learn Beehive Archive – your fantasy of a debt-ridden short story about an Through his fiction- High School. She also about Switzerland and bite-sized look at some dad left them and their old, three-legged coyote writing, Robertson taught at Orem High gain an appreciation for of the most pivotal – and mother regularly broke was published in a pulp supported his extended School and out of-state in the culture. I have tried to peculiar – events in Utah and returning to the magazine back East. family during the Seattle, Washington and make Switzerland come history. trail. The boys worked Frank received $35 for Depression on a cherry Flower Mound, Texas. a l i v e .” Meet Frank Chester in quarries or collected this story, whereas the farm in Mapleton, Utah, “I loved to see what Hutcheson is very Robertson, the famous firewood when they most he had ever earned where he lived until his my students could pleased with the response Utah author who made weren’t vagrant, or what as a laborer was $5 a day. death in 1969. Today, produce, whether it was a she has received so far. his living writing popular they called “being on the Robertson had lived the Robertson is most known poem, a story, or a major “The novel seems Westerns that belied his bum.” nightmare of homestead- for his lyrical, hard-bitten research paper. I always to appeal to a variety of own life of desperation An avid reader, ing the West, but he knew autobiography – still in was so busy grading and readers,” she said. “I’ve on the Mormon frontier. Robertson’s break came how to sell the dream of print – titled, “A Ram in reading student work that had positive responses Robertson wasn’t after the family’s move the mythical West for the the Thicket.” I never had time to write from women, men, teen- exactly the kind of much myself. That’s the agers and children. Each writer groomed in good thing about retire- reader seems to relate to literary circles. Born in ment. The bad thing is something different.” 1890, he was the son of Been wondering where your that I miss my association Hutcheson resides a homesteader drawn with such wonderful in Bountiful with her West by the persistent favorite person went? students. It’s great to see husband of 53 years. They dream of owning his own them now and then, and have six children and 23 farm. But success was I hope they like reading grandchildren. elusive – not only for his Look no More... what their teacher wrote.” “Angel on Skis” is father – but for Frank The novel begins just available on Amazon, and his two brothers, as WWII breaks out. either as a print copy or who soon learned about Rockin E would like Margrit Schweizer, an Kindle format. hardships on the frontier. to welcome Debbie intelligent young Swiss Dry farming, sheepherd- West, and Ross woman, has qualified to Salmon from J&L attend medical school in an era when it was very garden center to rare for a woman to be our staff. accepted into the profes- sion, let alone graduate. As the only woman in her Come see our team of class, she must overcome experts for your garden prejudice and self-doubt. Later, as a bonafide and fertilizer needs. general practice doctor Classes for seeding on she cares for the needs of February 24th 10:00 am villagers in a small village in the Alps. 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Elementary school lunch menus for the with hats Davis School District by Becky GINOS about Huntsman and one Monday, Feb. 12 [email protected] student has a parent who is being treated there so it Meatballs CENTERVILLE— made it special and more Cheese Bites Being a patient at the personal.” sTuarT Whole Grain Breadstick Huntsman Cancer The representative at Mair (left) Rotini with Alfredo Sauce Institute is not easy. Huntsman suggested the and Griffin or But thanks to some children include a note Matern work with the hat, said Klinker, on hats in their Marinara Sauce fourth-graders at Reading Elementary, they’ll feel which made it even more classroom. Romaine Salad warm and loved. The personal. Applesauce children there recently “I hope you like the Cool Tropics Slush completed a learning hat I made for you,” read BECky GinOS/DAviS CLiPPER one note. “I try to do my service project making of let them go on their Tuesday, Feb. 13 best.” Klinker said the kids because he might get one. loom-knit hats to donate own. I was looming at “I really hope you like work on the hats during My mom’s been helping Beef & Bean Burrito with to the facility. home and my husband this hat,” said another. teacher read aloud time me make a hat for the first Enchilada Sauce or Quese “Reading has a long said, ‘I could do that,’ so “I hope it will keep you and when they’re done time. It’s fun because I standing tradition of we both started looming. Blanco Sauce warm. Have a good with their work they can don’t have to feel like I’m looming hats,” said It’s fun to do while you’re Shredded Lettuce winter.” work quietly on it. “Lots doing it alone. We were fourth-grade teacher Kim watching TV.” Spanish Rice Before they started of kids like to take them excited when we found Klinker. “Some years The class of 27 made the project, Klinker home because it’s an out we were doing the Corn back we got a grant to about 40 hats, said said they found a good exciting project for them.” hat project. I just finished Pears purchase the looms. The Klinker. “They’re mostly instructional video on “It’s just been fun,” mine yesterday.” yarn has been donated by hats for teens and adults YouTube for the children said fourth grader Payten The community has Wednesday, Feb. 14 parents.” but we have some for to watch. “Some already Davidson. “My aunt’s been very supportive too, Klinker said two other infants too,” she said. Roast Chicken knew how because they’d going to have a new baby said Klinker. “I feel like classes worked on the “The parents are always Whole Grain Role learned from an older so a hat is going to her. this is a way to give back project before Christmas so supportive. They say Mashed Potatoes w/ sibling who had done it I’ve made a ton at home.” and have the kids learn break and those hats ‘all my children have Harper Gunnell’s Chicken Gravy here,” she said. “There that,” she said. “It’s a good were given to the Road done it, this is great.’ are kids who have made father is being treated at opportunity for the kids Peas Home Shelter in Salt They want their own several hats because they the Huntsman. “He’s feel- to think about someone Pineapple Lake. “We started right loom to keep going at really enjoy it. We kind ing much better,” he said. other than themselves – Creamies after we got back from home.” “Making a hat is special especially at holiday time.” the holiday,” she said. “So Thursday, Feb. 15 we’ve been working for about a month. Who we Hot Dig with Hot Dog decide to give to changes GOT SOMETHING TO SELL? ADVERTISE WITH US! Bun every year. We did it for Smiley Face Fries an orphanage in Peru for Baked Beans y e ar s .” Mandarin Oranges Last year someone from Reading had a Friday, Feb. 16 contact with the Granite School District that had Pizza Stuffwich several refugees. “We Tuna with Scoops became partners with Introducing Romaine Salad their first grade,” said Peaches Klinker. “This year we Chocolate Chip Cookie heard there was a need at the Huntsman and when we contacted them they were thrilled to have the Like what you see? kids’ hats.” In conjunction with the activity the teachers classifieds explain to the children about the people they are making the hats for Share articles and what difficulties they are facing, said Klinker. online by “Last year we told them visiting ... about the students at that school who had come to davisclipper.com this country for a fresh Place your classifed ad in the Clipper for FREE. No catch, no gimick. It’s FREE to list.* start with their families,” Call 801-295-2251 ext. 100 to place your FREE ad today! she said. “This year the kids were really excited *Help wanted and service classifi eds not included. DAVIS CLIPPER News Thursday, February 8, 2018 11 Business

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Rose Hansen (in blue in photo at left) talks over a furniture refinishing project with Gail King at Finishes by Rose. Mary Ann Bates (above) prepares a cabinet door for refinishing, one of many projects underway in the shop on Bountiful’s Main Street. The store also carries antiques, paint and collectibles. A lifetime of interests, skills come together for local business woman by Louise R. SHAW input from Hansen on things like the glaze, the grey [email protected] “It’s like I combined a undertone of a color and the problem with a crackly whole bunch of jobs in look. BOUNTIFUL—A plaque on one wall reads: “A “We love Rose,” said King. “She’s amazing – she’s creative mess is better than tidy idleness.” one – it’s just all coming really good at finding answers to problems that come In the next room, above tables full of projects, up.” hangs a sign with a similar message: “Creativity is together – a whole Jessica Davis and Mary Ann Bates also worked messy and I am very messy.” nearby, sanding and staining cabinet doors for a client Welcome to Finishes by Rose, the workshop/ lifetime of interests.” who wanted an updated kitchen look. business/studio of Rose Hansen, where you can buy — Rose Hansen Besides her sales and services, Hansen teaches antique jewelry, original art, natural soaps, paint, col- one-on-one classes to those interested in learning how lectibles, reupholstered furniture and old door knobs, to do their own refinishing work in their homes. or get help refinishing your furniture or refreshing sometimes selling paints, sometimes creating folk art, “Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes your kitchen. sometimes offering her painting skills to homeowners. … art is knowing which to keep,” reads another of the “I have always loved collecting and I love interior After raising six children, she “took the big leap” to plaques hung in the bustling workshop. design and painting and furniture,” said Hansen. “It’s open her own business in Bountiful. “It’s been good to “I just want to make pretty things,” is the message like I combined a whole bunch of jobs in one – it’s just us,” she said. “We’ve been finding a lot of clients.” on a T-shirt near the paint display. all coming together – a whole lifetime of interests.” Now, five employees work part time in her shop All of that is happening just below the signs. When Hansen opened Finishes by Rose on and another five on contract. Finishes by Rose, 405 S. Main in Bountiful, is open Bountiful’s Main Street in April 2016, she was on Gail King is one, who was working in the shop on from noon to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. her own, having previously worked a variety of jobs, a recent afternoon, refinishing furniture and getting Mandarin Restaurant celebrating Chinese New Year 2018 BOUNTIFUL—Mandarin thought to ward off evil dinner menu, the kitchen staff • Spice Girl Chicken addition to wine, Asian beers, Restaurant, located at 348 spirits and welcome the New will prepare a special Chinese • Mongolian Pork with ginger brew and hot tea (for East 900 North in Bountiful, Year with a bang,” said Angel New Year Menu for parties of Chinese Sausage an additional charge). is hosting a two-week celebra- Manfredini, manager of the four or more people. Cost is • Coconut Thai Curry “Join the Mandarin staff tion for Chinese New Year restaurant. “The Lion makes $20 per person. Vegetables as we ring in the year of the (Year of the Dog). From Feb. its way through the Mandarin, The Chinese New Year • Steamed White and Dog,” Manfredini said. “Be 16 through March 3, special interacting with guests and Menu includes: Brown Rice sure to wear RED, which menu items will be featured, eating lettuce for good luck.” • Salmon Spring Roll with • House-made Ice Cream represents good fortune. This and the traditional Lion Reservations are accepted Sambal Aioli • Trio: Saigon Cinnamon, is a terrific culinary event that Dance will be performed by an for eight or more peo- • Chicken Soong Imperial Lychee-Raspberry and Passion happens only once a year.” eight-member troop at 6 p.m. ple. Parties fewer than eight Lettuce Wrap Fruit, Cookie of Good Fortune Reservations can be made on Wednesday, Feb. 21 and may call ahead and have their • Chicken Creamed Corn Specialty beverages such at 801-298-2406. Monday, Feb. 26. name placed on the waiting or Hot Sour Soup as gingerita, pomegranate “The Lion Dance is list. In addition to the regular • Beef with Asparagus spritzer will be available in 12 Thursday, February 8, 2018 News DAVIS CLIPPER Business New sweet shop offers variety of cookies, treats by Louise R. SHAW [email protected]

FARMINGTON— There’s yet another reason to swing by Station Park when you’re in need of a sweet treat. One of the newest shops at the outdoor shop- ping and business mecca, Smart Cookie opened in December and offers hot chocolate on a cold day and its signature cookies louiSe r. Shaw/daviS CliPPer topped with a rich cream cheese frosting or – even Krysta DuraN prepares a tray of red velvet cookies at more tempting – cookies Smart Cookie (above), which opened last month in Station Park. paired with ice cream as a The dessert shop (right) is located west of the show fountain. sandwich. Just west of the show company website, smart- almond, red velvet, lemon fountain, Smart Cookie is cookiecompany.com. drop and vanilla. close by several eateries McDaniel told the Smart Cookie is in the kiosk to make for Clipper that he always open from 10 a.m. to 9 a sweet end to a meal. Or thought the ice cream p.m. Monday through for those out to enjoy the cookie concept would do Thursday, from 10 a.m. ambiance of the shopping really well in Utah. It’s a to 10 p.m. Friday and center and playground or taste treat he introduced in Saturday, and Sunday from SHARE YOUR a movie, it can be a sweet 2005 when he opened his noon to 6 p.m. way to top off an outing. first shop. It is located at 114 BUSINESS Layton resident Rick Creating a cookie N. West Promontory in Lincavage is co-owner of with the right mix of Station Park. NEWS WITH Smart Cookie, the third ingredients that would McDaniel said word such shop now open in bend rather than crumble of mouth has been great YOUR NEIGHBORS Utah. The others are when molded with the ice for the Farmington shop. in American Fork and cream took some time, but He hopes families using • Grand Openings Midvale. once he’d mastered the feat the playground nearby • Promotions “This is a fantastic he opened his business. and people shopping • New Products property,” he said of Ice creams used in or out for an evening at Station Park. “We think a the cookie sandwich are the center will be able to Email your news to: lot of the decorations and from local ice cream enjoy the seating area and [email protected] style and Station Park takes maker Leatherby’s Family the fireplace nearby or immaculate care of the Creamery, according to fountain outside, as they property and presents itself Lincavage. relax with a cookie. THE DAVIS well. Our product matches Sugar cookies are avail- the Station Park feel.” able in flavors including CLIPPER On a recent morning, Krysta Duran was serving up cookies in a variety of flavors. AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT? 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The event is one from colleges across and widespread will have the opportunity WSU submitted pitches of several contests offered the continent. They to improve their business for ideas for products to through the Hall Global are hoping to garner enthusiasm from both plans with the help of make outdoor recreation Entrepreneurship Center enough online votes world-renowned experts. safer or more convenient. to help turn student ideas to continue to the next our competitors and Marcus Lemonis, star The range of contestants into promising business stage of the Outdoor of CNBC’s “The Profit,” has contributed to nearly opportunities. Weber contest hosted by voters alike.” will be the keynote 52,000+ page visits on the To view the submis- Weber State’s Hall Global speaker during the Outdoor Weber contest sions or vote for your Entrepreneurship Center. – brandon stoddard awards banquet. website. favorite, visit outdoorwe- Eighty contestants “Word has spread This is the first time ber.com. have submitted a 90-sec- a few days into its first The winner of the throughout the world WSU has hosted the [email protected] ond video of themselves annual international competition will receive of this opportunity to pitching an innovative contest, has already been $30,000 to develop an help university students outdoor-related busi- wildly successful,” said outdoor recreation idea. launch their outdoor ness plan. Submissions Brandon Stoddard, Hall The public’s popular vote recreation and adventure generated more than Global Entrepreneurship will determine the top 25 ideas,” Stoddard said. 14,000 online votes from Center director, in a competitors to proceed “Industry leaders are the public in just three release. “We’ve seen a to the semifinals. After excited to support days. That number is wide variety of concepts that, contestants’ success innovative students with only expected to climb and widespread enthu- will depend on a panel exceptional ideas.” as voting continues until siasm from both our of industry experts who The Outdoor Weber Feb. 15. competitors and voters will select 10 finalists to Contest received submis- “Outdoor Weber, just alike.” proceed in the competi- sions from students at bouNtiful in the zone texting.” He day. family dwellings.” Continued from page 2 explained the proposed “What we learned “How do we accom- changes for those is of the projected modate the needs of attending to participate massive growth along those who want to have tion at certain intervals in in a public hearing, and the Wasatch Front--an our kids live near us,” a building’s architectural several residents voiced estimated 57,000 new Holbrook asked. “This is structure. concerns--mostly about residents every year,” he something that all cities But the four commis- the increased height said. “We’re going to be need to address.” sion members at January’s change from 35 to 45 a part of this. We have to Council members meeting deadlocked and feet. Those standards are be visionary. Right now, discussed the changes, couldn’t reach a decision most likely going to come 75 percent of the hous- but ultimately voted to to approve or deny the in to play as multifamily ing along the Wasatch send the issue back to the recommendations. residential structures are Front is in single-family planning commissioners At the Jan. 23 city built. dwellings. For us to meet for their recommenda- council meeting, city Mayor Randy Lewis the expected needs of tion, which they may have planner Chad Wilkinson reported that he and that population growth, made on Tuesday. If they reviewed the proposed councilmember Beth that number needs to be did reach a conclusion, changes, emphasizing that Holbrook had par- reduced to 60 percent, the issue may come before RECIEVE UP TO “this is not a change in ticipated in the Wasatch with the remaining 40 the city council on Feb. 13 Any Humidifi er the zoning--it’s a change Choice 2050 earlier that percent living in multi- or at a later date. $1,500 Installation IN REBATES $100 OFF OR chiNese “A knowledge your hair stick up when you rub it Continued from page 2 with a balloon,” he said. “It was all LENNOX FINANCING of math, in Chinese. We got a packet and OFFER* Not good with studied with the team two days with the purchase of a qualifying any other offer. and STEAM skills,” said Bonnie science and a week. I’ve been in the program Lennox® home comfort system. Expires 2/15/18 Flint, Supervisor, Secondary World since kindergarten.” Expires 2/15/18 Languages and Director of the the arts really Teachers in the district and Confucius Institute for the Davis neighboring districts as well School District. “A knowledge prepares them as people from the community of math, science and the arts for the 21st assisted in running the competi- really prepares them for the 21st tion, said Flint. “They were well century.” century.” trained and they’ve been amazing. Last year was the first competi- They’ve done a phenomenal job.” tion. “It was in Florida and it was –bonnie flint Participants won trophies and Professional Service Done Right... Right Away! small,” said Flint. “They wanted to cash prizes. Some high school try it out and see if it would work. umbrella of College Board,” said students won trips to China. We said we’d host it the second Flint. “It was created to celebrate There are currently four y e ar.” the tie between Chinese and the Chinese immersion elementary Davis County had a strong STEM world.” schools in Davis County. “Students showing at the event with about 20 Griffin Mortensen is a fourth who emerge from our district’s students placing in the top three of grader in the Chinese immersion K-12 programs with strong math several divisions with some taking program at Muir Elementary and and science skills, as well as a first. competed in the event. “They high level of Chinese language The Confucius Institute was asked us questions about science and culture proficiency, will be *On a qualifying system purchase. Lennox system rebate offers range from $1,300 - $1,500. Some restrictions appy. One offer available per qualifying purchase. See your local Lennox Dealer or www.lennox.com for details. established at the Davis district like clouds, temperature, how does uniquely prepared for the future,” ©2016 Lennox Industries Inc. Lennox Dealers are independently owned and operated businesses. in 2012. “We work under the water turn to ice and what makes said Flint. 14 Thursday, February 8, 2018 News DAVIS CLIPPER New fire station now open at Hill Air Force Base HILL AFB—Response times endangered,” according to giant kitchen, gym, recreation tory, which was farther away cost of $14 million and is one are expected to improve by 90 Micah Garbarino of the 75th room and laundry room. from the flight line. of four stations at the base seconds now that a new fire Air Base Wing Public Affairs. “The base originally A grand opening for the and the Little Mountain Test station is open and operating at The new 16-bay facility has requested a new station in 35,000-square-foot facility was Facility. Hill Air Force Base. space for newer, larger response 1997,” said Beck. held Thursday, Feb. 1 and drew Firefighters work 48-hour Ninety seconds may not vehicles, Garbarino indicated. Three years ago, the old Air Force leadership, federal, shifts and put in 144 hours sound like much, but it is a It will house 45 firefighters facility “was deemed unsound,” state and local politicians. every two weeks, according to long time “when lives and who will live and work there, according to the Air Force. Instead of a ribbon cutting, a Garbarino. hundreds of millions of dollars according to fire prevention Since then, the firefighters have fire hose was uncoupled. in aircraft and equipment are Chief Jeff Beck, and includes a lived in an old airmen dormi- The station was built at a [email protected]

unturned and to put it school board approved out and look at that,” he mascot the new Continued from page 1 back out there.” the name of the school said. “I’m concerned about Ultimately, after Farmington High and decided to allow the the safety of the kids both talking to city council School is taking shape. students to choose the verbally and physically. with Phoenix garnering members, Talbot decided mascot, said Williams. If something needs to be the most votes. to write a letter in the “They’ve stuck with that trimmed or changed we “I was getting a lot Farmington City newslet- ever since. We can find ought to do it.” of emails about it and ter expressing his con- no reason to change our Talbot said he respects people would stop me cerns about the mascot. mind,” he said. “The the district. “I’m not casually and tell me they The newsletter went out mascot is very legitimate. trying to be a school board thought we should change to residents last week. We’ve found several other member or the district, the mascot,” said Talbot. “I decided to do the entities that have used it. he said. “But as mayor of “Close friends that I truly article, not because Mayor There are 16 British ships the city where the high believe would not lead me Talbot or the council and five U.S. ships that school will be I’m bringing wrong told me to change thought it ought to be are called the Phoenix. something to the forefront. it. I was getting a lot of done, but if it’s an issue becky ginoS | daviS clipper There are sports teams It’s an emotional thing. feedback that it needed we should change it,” he around the globe that If we’re going to make a to be changed. I thought said. “From the first bell “We can find no reason use the Phoenix as their change let’s do our best ‘if it’s an issue to them, as that rings to the last when to change our mind, mascot. There was even to do it before school mayor it’s my issue as well.’ a student starts school it a space probe named the starts. There may be costs, Maybe I shouldn’t ignore should be a great experi- the mascot is very Phoenix.” I understand that, but this.” ence. I had great pride in However, Talbot the school is going to be Talbot said it my high school and was legitimate.” believes it would be around for 100 years.” came up a few times proud of my mascot and worthwhile to take The mayor is ready to during meetings with colors. These are really — chris williams another poll now that new accept what comes though. Superintendent Reid impressionable years. information has surfaced. “If it stays the Phoenix Newey and Farmington We want kids to really, said the issue is resolved. have already been done “If a resident called I’ll be supportive,” he High School Principal really be proud. If there’s a “We’re moving forward and it’s in the works for me about a particular said. “I’ll work to make Richard Swanson but they cloud when they open the with the mascot being uniforms, the basketball intersection where the it the best school I can. said they didn’t want to doors it will prevent that. the Phoenix,” he said. court and football field. trees hung over the stop This high school is going change it. If there’s not, we’ll move “Principal Swanson sent We’re pretty far down the sign so that it was hard to to be fabulous, second “They said the kids are forward.” out a letter to parents and path, so to speak.” see we would say that was to none. I’m the biggest mature enough to make Chris Williams, the response was over- In June 2017, the a safety issue and we’d go cheerleader.” the decision,” he said. “But Director of whelmingly positive by I suggested it might be Communication & a ratio of 10-1 to keep it. wise not to leave any stone Operations for the district, The designs of the mascot home year. “We don’t have a lot g o.” Continued from page 1 of money but we think Smith unveiled a large this is a great program painting of a beautiful that we’d like to continue sunset with a small bus Let us make your but the homeowner to partner with,” he said. pictured in the corner Valentine’s Day doesn’t make payments “With all the talk about because Jacoi loves Sweet on it and there is no housing affordability, it’s to ride the bus. Jacoi interest. “We do that nice to assist families that clapped and smiled, Fine Ladies Clothing For All Ages because what’s to stop need it.” hugging everyone around  someone from selling it Builder Stewart him. the next day and making Smith thanked all those The family had to All Remaining Fall & Winter a big profit?” he said. involved in completing apply and qualify to “The homeowner can the project before making be considered for the Clothing and Coats stay as long as they want a special presentation to home. “Cottages of Hope but if they leave before the Espinoza’s son Jacoi helped us to get on the five years, they have to who has special needs. “I right financial path so we repay the full amount can’t say enough about could qualify,” said Dale. of the loan. But every these guys, they just “When we started this year after five years they discounted and donated journey it seemed like it  owe 10 percent less. 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WEST BOUNTIFUL—Take a trip back through musical time this weekend. Well-known West Bountiful performer Alan Marsden, along with a variety of special guests, will lead the journey in a free concert Feb. 9 at 7 p.m. at West Bountiful City Hall. He and family members such as keyboardist Andy Leger and guitarist Mike Leger will cover decades of popular music. “We’ll be doing some stuff from the ‘40s right up through the ‘80s and ‘90s,” said Marsden. “We’ll have photo By pepperFox photo fun.” A ScENE fRoM Centerpoint Legacy theatre’s 2017 production of “A tale of two Cities,” which was honored by BroadwayWorld salt Lake. The concert will cover a variety of music, ranging from Broadway tunes to Neil Diamond songs. Marsden himself is planning to CPT receives top honors perform some Nat King Cole and Perry Como, as well as some music in the style of Frank Sinatra. He said that younger members of the family will provide pop songs from Theater, productions more recent eras. “We’ll do up-tempo music all recognized by the way through, except for a few tender songs,” he said. “The kind of songs that make you think about national publication people and how to help them.” As with previous concerts, by Jenniffer WARDELL see TRIP | 19 [email protected]

CENTERVILLE—CenterPoint Legacy Theatre is getting some recogni- tion from Broadway. BroadwayWorld, a leading national news site for theater information, recently named CenterPoint 2017 Best Theatre Company of the Year for Utah as part of their regional awards. photo By pepperFox photo The honor was one of several received ANothER ScENE from “A tale of two Cities,” which won “Best Musical” as well as awards for by various CenterPoint productions direction, musical direction, costumes and lighting. and crew members, all of which were chosen by popular vote from readers. ‘Thank You.’” death), ‘I appreciate any time I get to “I have always been proud of the Among CenterPoint’s 2017 produc- work with you,’” she said. “‘We bring work that we do here at CenterPoint tions, the most recognized was last fall’s different skill sets to the table that are and think we do a good job, but it is “A Tale of Two Cities.” The production complimentary. We have created a pretty humbling that there are others was named Best Musical for 2017, and level of trust that when we occasionally who think so, too,” said CenterPoint Scott Montgomery received honors disagree we can allow the other person Legacy Theatre Executive Director for Best Direction: Musical. Though to make that decision and have confi- Jansen Davis on the theater company’s Montgomery passed away unexpectedly dence in their choice. Your integrity, win. “We are all grateful to be a part of soon after the musical wrapped last passion and story-telling make every Courtesy photo a community that appreciates the arts as year, producer Krista Davis remembers minute worth it.’” ALAN MARSDEN, a well-known much as they do in Davis County. To all the experience of working with him. performer in West Bountiful, will return who participated in this survey, we say, “I told this to Scott (before his see CPT | 19 to city hall for a free Feb. 9 concert. DAVIS CLIPPER showcase Thursday, February 8, 2018 19 ‘Peter Rabbit’ completely ridiculous, but kind of fun he movie is com- Rated PG for some rude surprisingly charming pletely ridiculous, as the young McGregor, T but that’s not humor and action giving the character a necessarily a bad thing. Screenplay by Rob necessary softness while As anyone who’s Lieber, story by Rob Lieber still allowing him to fall watched even one of into General Hux-like the movie’s trailers can and Will Gluck, based levels of obsessiveness. tell you, the new movie on characters created by Rose Byrne is as appealing adaptation of “Peter Beatrix Potter as ever, and while the role Rabbit” owes a lot more to Directed isn’t terribly demanding kids cartoons than it does by Will Gluck she handles it well. Beatrix Potter’s stories. Starring James Corden, James Corden is still It’s loud and busy and Rose Byrne, Domhnall very much James Corden, full of jokes, but its firm even though he looks like commitment to slapstick Gleeson, Margot Robbie, a rabbit, and whether you ends up marshalling the Daisy Ridley, Elizabeth like Peter will be deter- chaos into something far Debicki and more mined in large part by more endearing than it Grade: Two and a half CoPyRiGhT CoLuMBia/Sony PiCTuRES aniMaTion how you feel about James has any right to be. If you There is more than timed with enough care Corden. have any kind of affinity stars Movie one choreographed and precision it seems The rest of the voice for old-school physical dance party in like someone genuinely cast has some absurdly big comedy, you might even and falls into a romantic BeaT this movie, for no cared about the making names in some surpris- end up laughing. relationship with Bea, ingly minor roles, from Jenniffer particular reason. of the movie. And, more The movie modernizes Peter is determined both Surprisingly, importantly, actually knew Margot Robbie and Daisy Peter’s adventures in Mr. to get the garden and Bea’s WARDELL Movie critic, member there are also what they were doing. Ridley as two of Peter’s McGregor’s garden, giving attention back. of the Utah Film some moments of The animation is also sisters to the singer Sia Peter a Bugs Bunny-like The plot is, to put it Critics genuine cleverness. gorgeous, enough that I as a hungry hedgehog. ability to cause massive mildly, a complete mess. Association A handful of the wish someone would use Everyone’s clearly having hijinks in exchange Though the illustrations songs are real pop the same team for one of fun, though the biggest for piles and piles of from the Beatrix Potter songs with lyrics those potentially award- benefit for the audience vegetables. Here, though, stories are incorporated (as re-written specially winning cartoons that is the chance for a quick he’s also quite attached to illustrations done by Bea), for the movie, often get made sometimes. The round of guess-the-voice a neighbor human named the connection between where he’s doing battle sung by the origi- animals all come off as during less interesting Bea, a free spirit who takes the stories and the movie with Elmer Fudd, and nal musicians. A few of the remarkably realistic look- moments. care of the rabbits and are vague at best. Mostly sprinkled it heavily with meta-jokes land perfectly, ing, despite the jackets, In the end, though, protects them. When Mr. it’s like someone took an a sensibility stolen from actually making good use and the fur is so soft and those moments will come McGregor’s great-nephew old Bugs Bunny cartoon, the most recent “Alvin and of the narrator, and some lush you want to pet it. along less often than you moves into the house likely one of the ones the Chipmunks” movie. of the physical gags are Domhnall Gleeson is might think. cpT Miller said that his historical accuracy, as far Costume Design: Play piece and make it fresh, com/salt-lake-city/ Continued from page 18 biggest focus was helping as the confines of budget (Jennie Richardson) and and that in turn chal- article/Vote-For-the- to realize Montgomery’s and labor would allow,” Best Scenic Design: Play lenged me. I felt like it 2017-BroadwayWorld- vision. she said. “But more (Scott Van Dyke), and really paid off.” Salt-Lake-City-Awards- In addition, “A Tale “I was just trying to importantly, I wanted to “1776.” The latter musi- For the complete list CenterPoint-Leads- of Two Cities” also keep up with the director reflect the spirit of the cal received the award of nominees and winners, Company-of-the- received awards for and choreographer’s story being told. I try for Best Choreography visit broadwayworld. Year-20171124. Best Music Direction concept of the show and with all of my costumes (Kristi Curtis). (Marcie Jacobsen), Best make it impactful for the to help the actors tell “As a choreographer, Lighting Design: Musical audience,” he said. their story.” you not only have to keep (Seth Miller), and Best When it came to the Other 2017 in mind the style of the Costume Design: Musical costumes, Boam said she CenterPoint productions piece and the audience, (Tammis Boam). drew a lot of her inspira- that were recognized but also the concept of When asked what tion from the musical includes “You Can’t Take the director,” said Curtis. his goal was for lighting itself. It With You,” which “(Josh Richardson) design on the musical, “I wanted to reflect received awards for Best wanted to update the

Trip inclined as he is. soprano at the Staincliffe has recorded two albums. Continued from page 18 “I love them,” he said. Parish Church. He grew It’s the live performances, “They’re good entertain- up in a musical family. however, that are his ers. They sing well, and “We sang songs favorite thing about Marsden said that he’ll they’re good at what they together, and it lifted us music. also share a few stories do.” up,” he said. “I enjoy being with with the audience. When they play Later, he joined The people, especially among “I’ll tell a few good together, Marsden said Church of Jesus Christ friends,” he said. “And clean stories that make they enjoy themselves so of Latter-day Saints and music is good for people. people laugh,” he said. “It much that the concerts went to Ireland, where It lifts your heart.” won’t be boring.” have been known to run he met his wife Bea. The The West Bountiful A variety of other over the scheduled time two spent the first years of Arts Council holds family members will join a little. their marriage in Belfast, free concerts and other them onstage, including “When the night’s North Ireland, and to this arts-related events on the some more grandchildren. over, we don’t want to go day Marsden still carries second Friday of every Marsden often takes the home,” he said. traces of an Irish accent in month. West Bountiful opportunity to perform Marsden was born in his voice. City Hall is located at 550 with his family, many of Birstall, England, and at He’s spent most of his N. 800 West. Parking is which are as musically the age of 11 was a boy life around music, and available nearby. 20 Thursday, February 8, 2018 news DAVIS CLIPPER

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LAYTON—Most jobs don’t include a wet nose and a lick across the face. But for Kristin Sittner that’s what makes her work fun. Sittner is the owner of Versa Dog Training and competes all over the country. “I train dogs for agility and also sheep dogs,” she said. “I train with the goal of having students compete or just for fun.” Sittner has been working with dogs for about 15 years. “I got a Sheltie when I was a teenager,” she said. “She wasn’t very socialized so I took her to training classes to help her. Later, I got a job on a sheep ranch and learned by trial and e r ror.” The facility has been in its current location at 950 E. 1500 North in Layton for about a year. “We have big

CoUrTeSy of Carol ClawSon growth plans coming,” said Sittner. “We’re going to add a building. I teach 19 classes a week and limit it to six people. The classes are six weeks long and one hour kristin sittner runs each.” with her dog during a She offers a day care and training too. “I take the competition (above). dog for a day, work on skills, then work with the owner Sittner trains dogs for on how to handle them,” said Sittner. “Any dog can do agility and also sheep it, from Great Danes all the way to Chihuahuas, from dogs. Her facility, Versa herding dogs to working dogs – everything.” Dog Training, offers Versa has a lot of social activities as well, she said. classes for every breed “It’s a chance for people who are like-minded to hang including puppies. out. I try to build on what the dogs already know. I’m bringing in a number of dog sports and keep the relationship growing through training.” Sittner has puppy classes and teaches dogs manners. “It’s not all serious, there’s something for everybody,” she said. “The most important thing is to build a relationship with the dog. You need to spend time with them. It’s not all about the training, you should enjoy them.” The key to training a dog is finding CoUrTeSy a reward it really wants, she said. “What motivates your dog? Find that and they’ll want to listen and try.” One of her dogs didn’t want to work. “She didn’t give me her all,” said Sittner. “At about six months, I sat in the living room with a box full of toys in a toy box and started pulling stuff out. The last one was a rubber chicken. She just fell in love with it and would carry it everywhere. One time after she finished a competition, she ran out of the ring and into the stand and got her chicken to celebrate.” Several weeks out of the year are spent CoUrTeSy on the road so Sittner started to map out her trips to visit national parks along the way with her dogs. “In two and a half years we’ve gone to 80 different parks,” she said. “We’ve been to all the states in the continental U.S. other than Maine and Vermont. We enjoy hiking between compe- titions and exploring the country.” Sittner has five dogs of her own ranging in age from 2 – 15 years and she just wants to share her passion with others. “My goal is to build a community of dog CoUrTeSy people. Usually dog people are dog people – not people people.” sittner demonstrates her dogs’ abilities at competitions all over the United States. 22 Thursday, February 8, 2018 LIFE DAVIS CLIPPER Calendar

hands-on computer labs taught new exhibit, “Go West! Art of identities, and one plot twist Frontage Road, Kaysville, 801- of Fine Arts (UMFA) explores one Events by industry professionals and the American Frontier” from after another, audiences of 451-5259, hopeboxtheatre@ of the most important chapters leaders; interactive activities the Buffalo Bill Center of the all ages will enjoy the humor gmail.com. of American history through Feb. 10: Love to Shop and helpful exhibitors in the West. Saddle up for the greatest and mystery while wondering: Feb. 16-March 3: celebrated artworks from one Valentine’s Boutique, Davis Pioneer expo hall; and entertaining showdown in the history of whodunit? As the creative team Theatre Company presents of the nation’s finest collections Conference Center, Layton, 11 evening events. The conference cinema! In his Oscar winning of a recent Broadway flop, in of western art. “Go West! Art a.m. to 5 p.m. Unique items the World Premiere of “i” by will be held at the Salt Palace role for best actor, Gary Cooper which three chorus girls were Jeff Talbott. The new play was of the American Frontier” from and special offers from over 30 Convention Center in Salt Lake stars as a newlywed town murdered by the mysterious the Buffalo Bill Center of the vendors; events include food featured in the 2016-2017 Play- City, Utah. For more information, marshal that stands alone to “Stage Door Slasher,” assemble by-Play new play reading season West is the first major traveling and door prizes. go to RootsTech.org. defend his community against for a backer’s audition on a exhibition on view at the UMFA and now will take the main • Antelope Island: Guided March 10: A discussion of a gang of revenge-seeking suburban estate, things turn stage. Sarah has had a rough since the Museum’s newly Ranch Tours, 2 p.m. guided the “#MeToo” movement outlaws. Enjoy Dimitri Tiomkin’s deadly when the “slasher” time, but things are looking up. remodeled galleries reopened tours with the curator at the will be featured at the sixth award-winning score performed returns and strikes again. While She has a new doctor and she’s in late August. The exhibition Fielding Garr Ranch. See the annual Bountiful Soroptimists’ live by the Utah Symphony it appears no one is innocent, met a nice guy named Jake considers evolving notions of entire ranch site from the International Women’s Day to this beloved Western film. it’s not until after a performance – but is Jake a nice guy? And the American West through original ranch house, shearing Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Tickets are priced from $15-$52, of dizzying conversations, forays what did that doctor do? “i” is a more than eighty works of art barns and corrals. Please be Eldredge Manor, 564 W. 400 and can be purchased at www. through secret doorways, a mysterious love story about the by both Euro-Americans and sure to dress for the weather as North, Bountiful. Cost is $25. utahsymphony.org or by calling power outage and multiple threads that bind us together, Plains Indian artists. “Go West! the tour is in the cold weather. Pay at the door. Speaker will 801-533-6683. crimes, that the Stage Door set a few days after tomorrow. Art of the American Frontier” For more information email March. 2: Slasher is finally revealed. As is a special ticketed exhibition. [email protected]. be Morgan Lyon Cotti, PhD., The Clarkwood Duo TIMES: Mondays – Thursdays, Associate Director, Hinckley will perform at 7 p.m. at the part of the Backstage Series at 7 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays, Admission includes access to • Early I Love Nature Valentine’s Institute of Politics, University of Alpine Church, 254 W. 2675 the Grand Theatre, The Musical 7:30 p.m., Saturday matinees, all Museum galleries. Adults: Hike. Join the Antelope Island Utah. For reservations, contact: North, Layton. Doors open at Comedy Murders of 1940 is 2 p.m. WHERE: Simmons $18.95 Seniors & Youth (ages park naturalist for a two mile Susan Robison 801-292-0644, 6:30 p.m. The Clark Wood duo under the direction of David Pioneer Memorial Theatre 300 6–18): $15.95 Children (ages loop up a game trail on the or Phyllis Robins: 801-292- was founded with a chance Hanson, with Hannah Ensign South 1400 East, Salt Lake 0–5), The museum is located at north side of Buffalo Point. Learn 3683. The deadline is Fri., Feb. meeting of two neighbors as Intern Director. Tickets City. Box Office: 801-581-6961 410 Campus Center Drive on the about the quirky chukar on the 23 who discovered that they were are $20 and are available pioneertheatre.org University of Utah campus. hike. Meet in the Bridger Bay • Friends of Scouting will hold both classical musicians with a at 801-957-3322 or www. Campground site #14 at 2 p.m. their annual all-you-can-eat love for interesting music and GrandTheatreCompany.com. No date necessary, just a love of fundraising spaghetti dinner promoting music education. As always, junior high and high Exhibits Classes nature. Dogs are welcome on Founded in the southern part of school students receive free from 3-8 p.m. at the St. Olaf Feb. 7-April 5: a leash. McNamara Center (1800 S. the Salt Lake Valley in 2017 the admission with their school ID. Jan. 12-Feb. 9: “All Those Who NAMI, the Feb. 16: Utah State University Orchard Drive in Bountiful). In duo is committed to performing Feb. 9-24: “Crazy for You” Wander: Exploring the World By National Alliance on Mental Extension is co-sponsoring addition to the spaghetti, there works both standard and performed at Hope Box Lens” will be on display in the Illness is offering free “Peer to the Northern Utah Marriage will be a silent auction, door unknown to audiences of all Theatre. Billed as “The New main gallery of the Bountiful Peer” recovery education classes Celebration held at the Weber prizes and a raffle. For more ages. Nancy Wood is a Canadian Gershwin Musical Comedy,” Davis Art Center Jan. 12 through open to anyone experiencing State University Shepherd information or to purchase flutist and music educator. She the Tony Award-winning Feb. 9. Other exhibits, by Jon a mental health challenge. The Union Building from 4 to tickets, call 801-243-6743. studied both music performance musical is largely based Bouwhuis and Adam Watkins, course is designed to encourage 9:30 p.m. Designed as a date and education and has worked on the songwriting team’s are running concurrently in the growth, healing and recovery night for those who want to as a performer, flute teacher, 1930 musical, Girl Crazy, but side and downstairs galleries. among participants. The course prepare for or strengthen Music elementary music teacher and incorporates songs from several Bountiful Davis Art Center is will be held in the Bountiful IHC their marriage, the marriage as a preschool music teacher. A other productions as well. A located at 90 N. Main Street in Clinic, 390 N. Main, 6:30 to 8:30 celebration features workshops Feb. 9: The West Bountiful native of Salt Lake City, Utah, portion of the proceeds from Bountiful. bdac.org. p.m. To register contact Leslie presented by professionals Arts Council will open their Harpist Elizabeth White Clark this play will go to a local family Dec. 3-March 11: An Richards, [email protected] or from Northern Utah. Workshop 2018 Free Concert Series with is a graduate of Curtis Institute struggling with cancer, 1700 S. exhibition at the Utah Museum 801-625-3714. includes such topics as intimacy, a special pre-Valentine’s Day of Music where she studied communication and staying performance by Alan Marsden. under the direction of Elizabeth connected. Matt Townsend, The concert will be at 7 p.m. at Hainen and Judy Loman. She keynote speaker, will present West Bountiful City Hall. enjoys performing a large Top Planning Issues for Couples: “Keeping the Spark.” The Feb. 10: TWSU’s Telitha E. variety of solo, chamber, and conference begins at 6 p.m. Lindquist College of Arts & orchestral works. Your Loved Ones Need Protection and includes two workshop Humanities hosts the Weber sessions. Bonus workshop State University Jazz Review, sessions are available from 4 7:30 p.m., Browning Center, Stage to 5 p.m. and from 5 to 6 p.m. $7/$6, weberstatetickets.com, Independent Trust Review www. Feb. 8-24: Tickets are available at [email protected]. Salt Lake Revocable Trusts marriagecelebration2108. Feb. 17: Community College’s Grand eventbrite.com Join the Utah or by calling Symphony at 7 p.m. for a full- Theatre is thrilled to present, Wills/Will Review 1-801-399-8207. 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For for Feb. 17 from 9 a.m. One Will Ask” and the answer to give. more information, visit to 1 p.m. at the Bridge other books. “Yet we see “I have traveled the thebridgeutah.org/ Community building. evidence of love through world,” said Strobel. “I events/2018/02/17/ The event, which will be its effects. Similarly, we have searched high and prepared-to-answer. hosted by well-known can’t see God, but we can low. I have found nothing Photo by Louise R. shaw authors and apologists believe in him based on that satisfied my mind, Lee Strobel and Mark his work in us and in the my heart, and the deepest Mittelberg, is designed to universe around us.” longings of my soul like help participants respect- The Feb. 17 event Jesus does. He is not only When it Comes to Local News fully and thoroughly will focus on a handful the way the truth and the answer any questions of what organizers life; He is personal to me. people might have about consider to be the most He is my way, and my Christianity. relevant questions facing truth, and my life – just as “Godly teachers Christians in today’s He can be for anyone who encourage questions,” society. Some of the reaches out to Him.” said Strobel, author of questions include: Does There are a variety of “The Case for Christ” science disprove God? other speakers participat- and other books. “Those Is the New Testament reli- ing in the event as well. who demand unthinking able? Did Jesus really rise One of those speakers is agreement have some- from the dead? Would a Melissa Cain Travis, who thing to hide.” good God allow pain and worked in the field of Christian apologetics suffering? 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FARMINGTON—In the old days person and as webinars. Feb. 12 of February classes, visit kids went behind the barn to look at porn magazines. Nowadays, it’s right in their hands anytime day or night, and some teens are using their smartphones to create their own pornography by sending inappropriate photos to each other known as “sexting.” “It’s the number one issue that we Everyone is welcome to 10 a.m. - Using the familysearch.org/wiki/en/ deal with in the student and family County Attorney’s Office who inves- resources department at the district,” tigates such crimes. “They just avoid said Chris Williams, director of “We’re going the subject. I was at a school after the Communications & Operations for district’s letter went out and I asked who 1 year - 52 weeks for Davis School District. “It used to be had talked about it with their parents  pictures.’ It might be an innocuous to ask students and not a single hand went up. Parents substance abuse but now it’s sexting by request but to teens they think nude.” far.” Go means to leave the conversation to no, go and are not following through.” In light of the growing problem, the show.” The agent recommends that parents and go find a trusted adult, he said. look at their children’s phones on a participate in any class, all FamilySearch Catalog Family_History_Library_ district sent out a letter to parents right “Kids get the message and there’s peer regular basis. “Check their activity,” he before winter break warning them of pressure to give up pictures, they might — Chris Williams the dangers of misusing smartphones said. “There should never be a reason be ostracized if they don’t. Show the for them to take their phone into the | 4 only $35 call: 801-295-2251 and encouraging them to talk with their message or video to a trusted adult. see SEXTING children. 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He was the keeping her hands busy, Jane Brinton by her husband Raymond, older brother to Dennis and Carol Cox has moved on to her new service daughter Dana Marie, (deceased). project. She was born at Fiddler’s granddaughter Amy Joy and Richard married Gwen Oleson in Green, in Sanpete County on Sept. 9, great-granddaughter Alexa. the Logan Temple in 1953 and they 1922 to Wollerton Huffaker Brinton She is survived by her raised their children: Ann, Wendy, and Jane Hamilton Brinton. “Who daughter Leeann, eight David, Steven, Dixie, Paul, Doug, had time to have a baby during grandchildren, 15 great and Tricia. They were later divorced. harvest season?” She grew up on a grandchildren and one Richard married Faye Evans in farm and always loved the rural life, great-great-grandchild. 1983. Faye has four children: Brent, and was proud of her Sanpete roots. Betty Jane spent her days surrounded by her grandchildren and Deborah, Jeanine, and Sherrie. She graduated from Snow College, enjoyed serving her community through Bountiful Community Richard graduated from Davis High where she met her eternal companion, Church and her work with Bethsaida Chapter of Eastern Star. Her life School and worked at Hill AFB for 30 Edward Dyreng Cox. They were was filled with the love of a large family. years. He loved scouting, water skiing, married Dec. 8, 1943 in the Manti Friends may visit family Friday, Feb. 9, 2018 from 6 to 8 p.m. at wood-working, and fixing TV’s. Temple, while Ed was on leave from Lindquist’s Bountiful Mortuary, 727 N. 400 East. Richard is survived by his wife Faye, the Marine Corps. He preceded her Condolences may be shared at www.lindquistmortuary.com his brother Dennis, eight children, in death in 2008. She followed him Ann (Brian Monson), Centennial, across the U.S. until he left to prepare CO; Wendy (Brad Thompson), Bountiful; David Burgin, Bountiful; for the invasion of Japan. They were Steve (Teri) Burgin, Orange, TX; Dixie (Jay Vance), North Salt Lake; the parents of three daughters, Susan Paul (Terri) Burgin, Abbeville, SC; Doug (Kari) Burgin, Bountiful; and Barry Mortenson, Patty and Terry Karen W. Leonard Tricia (Eric Albrechtsen), Queen Creek, AZ; 34 grandchildren, and 40 Jones, and Janyce and Lo Nestman. great-grandchildren. Ed and Jane were 62 year residents Music was in her heart Graveside services were held Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2018 at 1 p.m. of Bountiful. She was active in The Karen Edith Wright Leonard was at the West Point Cemetery, 80 N. 4000 West, West Point. Friends Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day born in Heber City, Utah, on Nov. visited family Wednesday at Lindquist’s Layton Mortuary. Dad’s kindness, his gentleness, and his decency will be remembered by Saints and endured faithfully to the end. She also enjoyed serving in 1, 1941, to Vivian Deloras Turner community activities, Bountiful Literary Guild and Daughters of the and Leo William Wright. She lived everyone. He will be missed. Condolences may be shared at: www.lindquistmortuary.com Utah Pioneers. She loved gardening flowers and vegetables. in Park City, Layton, Bountiful, and Jane was the youngest of four children, Reed W. Brinton, Farmington. Karen believed that “if Margaret Bench, and Beth Allred, who all preceded her in death. you want friends, be a friend.” She William Reed Roberts She is survived by her three daughters, 10 grandchildren, 26 found them in neighborhoods, at the great-grandchildren, and her in-laws, James H. Crane, Douglas D. and Layton Elementary School, in the band 1923-2018 Evelyn Cox. and classrooms of Central Davis Junior On Jan. 31, 2018 our beloved Funeral services were held Friday, Feb. 2, 2018 at 2 p.m. in the High School, and at Davis High School father, brother, grandfather and great Bountiful LDS Dry Creek Ward Chapel, 720 E. 550 North. Friends as a “D Book” editor and in several grandfather was reunited with his visited with the family Thursday evening from 6 to 8 p.m., at the clubs. Karen earned a Bachelor of sweetheart Mary Ellen, to continue Lindquist’s Bountiful Mortuary, 727 N. 400 East, and 12:30 to 1:30 Science degree in elementary educa- their eternal journey together. He p.m. Friday prior to the service. The burial was Saturday, Feb. 3, at 2 tion at the University of Utah in 1960. She taught second grade in was born Jan. 22, 1923 in Salt Lake p.m. in the Manti Cemetery. In lieu of flowers please donate to the Bountiful’s newly-opened Oak Hills Elementary School for five years. City, to William F. Roberts and Olive B. LDS Church Humanitarian Services. Music was a significant part of her life. At age 5, Karen sang her Roberts. The family expresses gratitude to Jonathan and Aspire Hospice first solo. Later, she took vocal lessons and sang as a soloist and in Dad attended East High School. as well as Legacy House of Bountiful, and her many friends and trios, duets, women’s groups, choirs and the University Choral. She Later he joined the Air Force where neighbors who have been so good to her. believed that “Music touches feelings that words alone cannot.” She he became a Flight Engineer, flying Condolences may be shared at www.lindquistmortuary.com sought to serve faithfully in callings in The Church of Jesus Christ the B29 bomber in World War II. He of Latter-day Saints — as a counselor in the Stake Relief Society, loved to hunt and fish and was an avid Stake Music Director, compassionate service leader, and as pianist, outdoorsman. chorister in all church organizations, and choir leader in five wards. He married Mary Ellen Windham Obituary submissions can be made online at Submitting an She treasured the memory of leading a 325-member choir when the on July 28, 1945 in San Antonio, Farmington North Stake was divided, and the 64-member choir of Texas. They were sealed later in the davisclipper.com, or brought to 1370 South 500 Obituary adults and youth at the Bountiful Temple dedication. Salt Lake Temple. He was a faithful West, Bountiful. Deadline is Tuesday at 10 a.m. Karen met Glen Milton Leonard on Jan. 20, 1967, on a blind date member of The Church of Jesus Christ with a taco supper arranged by neighbors. They married on March 15, 1968, in the Salt Lake Temple. They were blessed with three sons whose lives reflect the influence of a loving mother. She read with them, played with them, supported their activities, celebrated their FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS marriages and rejoiced in their many achievements. She loved her grandchildren: Sara Jane, Jack, and Isaac; Brittany, Megan, Joshua, Paul, Erica, Lydia, Joseph, and Clara; Gavin and Scarlett. BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT Karen served in the PTA, taught Head Start, tutored elementary students, and taught beginning piano students for 23 years. She Serving Davis County mastered the skills of cross-stitching, knitting, and crocheting. In of Latter-day Saints. Later in his 2007-2008, she and Glen served an LDS proselyting mission in Santa life, Dad and Mom served several for over  years Fe, New Mexico, where she taught keyboard and led a Christmas missions together. Dad worked choir. Our family will remember her cheerful optimism, Christmas as a barber with his father for Five generations in the monument business with unmatched Eve dinners, homemade pies and cookies, dinner rolls, Sunday meals, nine years before retiring after and vanilla ice cream in a glass of home-grown raspberries. 28 years of employment at Hill craftsmanship, quality and service. In 2013, Karen was diagnosed with Primary Progressive Aphasia, Air Force Base as an Electronic a rare form of dementia which advanced quickly. Gradually, she lost Engineer. THE BOTTS the ability to speak and to care for her needs and, in her final days, He is preceded in death by his to sing and smile. The family expresses appreciation for friends and parents, his loving wife Ellen and neighbors who have brightened her day with their visits and help. We his little brother Thomas. He is sur- thank the Home Helper caregivers as well as Brighton Hospice, and vived by his sister, Noma Kjar and Life Care Center nurses, CNAs, and staff for their tender care during his five children; Sandra (Brent), Karen’s last month on earth. Caren (Bruce), Reg (Debbie), Amy, Our wife and mother left quietly in the early morning of Jan. Megan (Gary); 20 grandchildren, 30, 2018. She was predeceased by her parents, Leo (1904-1987) 55 great-grandchildren and one and Vivian (1906-2000), and brothers Neldyn Turner (1924-1925), great-great-grandchild. He loved Nelven L. (1925-1990) and his wife Marilyn (1937-1978), Gaylen his family very much. Shelley (1927-2004), and LaRell J. (1934-2012). Karen is survived Funeral Services were held Buy direct from us and avoid paying sales commission to a mortuary or salesman. by her husband, their sons and wives, Cory (Michelle Erickson), Kyle Tuesday, Feb. 6, 2018 at 11 a.m. (Shawnie Crane), and Keith (Kristen Brady) and 13 grandchildren; at Bountiful Lindquist’s Mortuary, sisters-in-law Avona (LaRell) and Elva (Gaylen). 727 N. 400 East. Family and 2010 South Main •Bountiful Services were held Saturday, Feb. 3, at 1 p.m. at the Farmington friends visited Monday evening North Stake Center, 729 West Shepard Lane. Viewings were held and prior to the services at the .. Friday, Feb. 2, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 1941 N. mortuary on Tuesday. Interment bountifulmemorialart.com Main St., Farmington, and at the meetinghouse prior to the services Bountiful City Cemetery. from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Interment, Farmington City Cemetery. 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Great Food, Terrific Auction Items Support Scouts! 26 Thursday, February 8, 2018 LIFE DAVIS CLIPPER Scores & recaps from competition in Davis County Sports THURSDAY, FebRUARY 8, 2018 state champs Bountiful Mandonelles repeat as state champions by Catherine Garrett judges felt the same way.” Clipper sportswriter Bountiful came into state having swept all the OREM--Under new categories at the Region 5 coach – and former competition as well. “The Bountiful Mandonelle season was fairly com- dancer – Kelli Briggs, petitive with Viewmont, the Bountiful High drill but our girls worked team won the 5A state really hard,” Briggs said. championship Feb. 2 at “I truly believed we could Utah Valley University, take state, but knew the girls had to execute like sweeping the Military, CoUrtesy Photo Dance and Character they do in practice and categories. It was the overcome the nerves of the Bountiful high drill team won its second consecutive state title Feb. 2 at Utah Valley University. second consecutive title the state competition.” payoff for them,” Briggs some time to build trust for Bountiful, who had Kali Breckenridge, “They worked so hard said. “These girls danced during the transition, won 18 championships Brooklyn Farr and Sarah and I’m so incredibly sick and injured and we eventually found our under former coach Jan Hawkes were named All- fought through a lot of team unity and it made Whittaker. State, while Annie Merill proud of them.” other adversities to win all the difference,” she “Winning state just placed first in the Drill this title.” said. felt fantastic. It was pure Down and Bailey Thomas — Kelli Briggs Briggs was hired last Others on the joy,” Briggs said. “I know finished third. spring for an “incredible” 2017-18 Mandonelles my girls deserved that Briggs was also part opportunity to fill her squad are Madi Acord, win for their complete of two state champion- “In high school, you but as a coach, you feel former coach’s shoes. “I Sydney Alvey, Ivie Auger, and total commitment ship teams in 2009 and are so involved in your like you’ve won on a was very blessed to have Danielle Bailey, Charley three hours a day for 2010 during her years own bubble, so it was much larger scale, as I’m everyone stay with me, the past nine months. as a member of the great to win back then, just so excited to see the and though it did take It’s exhilarating that the Mandonelles. see champS| 28 undefeated week for Viewmont girls continue dominant play

Viewmont boys basketball by Catherine Garrett 56-41 on Jan. 31. The Vikings (nine points), Millie Stephens Clipper sportswriter came out strong and were up (five), Kjerstin Peterson by Josh MCFaDDen Vikings are putting themselves in by four points after one and (four), Kierra Gunnell Clipper sportswriter position for a first-round home Viewmont continues 10 at halftime. (three), Simonson (two), game in the state tournament. its dominant play, winning “It was a good team Emma Carr (two) and Ann When you play in a region But there’s still precious time two more games last week, effort,” said head coach Clint MacKay (two). with only four other teams, the to go until the postseason. as their 14-game winning Straatman. “Our defense was Viewmont remains perfect difference between first and Viewmont began this week streak rolls on. Davis split two great!” through five games in Region second place is razor thin. That’s with four games left on the region Region 1 games last week, Mercedes Staples scored 5 play with a 15-1 overall why the Viewmont boys basket- schedule, meaning the league while Bountiful still looks for 23 points and pulled down record. ball team had to enjoy last week’s race is still wide open. The two its first region win through eight rebounds while Hannah 2-0 performance. victories last week sure helped, six games and Woods Cross Simonson had 11 points Davis The Vikings picked up though. lost and now have a 3-3 The winning streak After two straight region wins over Roy, 64-49, and over Against Roy on Jan. 30, record in league play. continued for Viewmont (14 wins, Davis lost to Layton Bountiful, 53-41, to climb to Viewmont held the Royals to straight) with a 67-35 win 53-41 on Jan. 30 despite within a game of first-place Box just 19 points in the second half, Viewmont over Bountiful on Feb. 2. leading after the first quarter Elder in the Region 5 standings. turning a 30-30 halftime score Viewmont won its 13th Staples and Melissa Sorenson 12-9. The Darts only man- Viewmont began this week 3-1 in into a rout. The Vikings’ defense straight game in a battle of both scored 20 points to aged 10 points in the second league play and 8-10 overall. After the two previously-unbeaten lead the Vikings while seven and up-and-down preseason, the teams in Region 5 against Roy others scored – Kenna Morris see BoyS| 28 see girlS| 28 28 Thursday, February 8, 2018 SPORTS DAVIS CLIPPER break but then put the Bountiful began the Tucker Goodfellow each ship in the second half, held Syracuse to eight bOyS clamps down on the week 2-2 in Region 5, a had nine points. outscoring Layton 42-39, first-half points and then Continued from page 27 Braves’ attack. Bountiful game behind Viewmont The Wildcats played but they faced too big of a held on in the fourth managed just 15 field and two games behind at Viewmont on Tuesday. hole to make a game of it. quarter as the Titans goals the entire game. Box Elder. Results were unavailable Josh Sanders scored mounted a rally. Sanders Brig Willard was the only at our press deadline. 23 points in a losing had 10 points to lead stifled Roy into Bountiful player to score Woods Cross cause. Rich Stucki added Davis. Redford had seven 37 percentshooting. in double figures, as he The Wildcats are Davis 13 points and grabbed points and collected Meanwhile, Viewmont totaled 14 on the night. still looking for their The Darts began this eight rebounds. 10 rebounds. Trevan scorched the nets by Mordue paced the first league win this week with a 4-4 record in Last Friday, Davis Leonhardt came up with shooting nearly 60 team with 18, while season. The 0-4 Wildcats Region 1. Even though evened its region record three steals. percent from the field. Mackay and Kendall dropped a 68-53 decision Davis sits in a fifth-place with a 39-32 win over Spencer Mackay Draxler each had 16. to Box Elder last Friday, tie in the region stand- Syracuse. In this low- was the high-scorer After hosting Woods bringing their losing ings, it’s very much in scoring affair, Davis and rebounder for Cross on Tuesday (after steak to eight games. contention for the league Viewmont. The senior our press deadline), Woods Cross led Box crown. The Darts entered scored a season-high 22 Viewmont hosts Roy on Elder 16-10 at the end its game on Tuesday with points (including four Friday. of the first quarter and Northridge just half a three-pointers) and tied played the first-place foe game out of fourth place a season-high with nine Bountiful tight in quarters three and one game behind the rebounds. Meanwhile, Bountiful and four. Box Elder league’s three first-place Three nights later, played at Roy on Tuesday outscored Woods Cross teams. Viewmont was at again and plays at league- 26-10 in the second quar- Davis went 1-1 last Here are our Davis Clipper/Mountain Orthopaedics of with suffocating defense leading Box Elder on ter, pushing the halftime week, beginning with a Bountiful Athletes of the Week. and a second-half run Friday. Prior to its loss to score to 36-26. Woods 73-52 loss to Layton. The Our Male Athlete of the Week honor goes to Viewmont when it limited Bountiful Viewmont last Friday, the Cross couldn’t recover in Darts suffered through High basketball player Spencer Mackay. In two wins last to just 16 points in the Braves lost to Box Elder the second half. a dismal first half in week, he scored 38 points, as the Vikings beat both Roy third and fourth quarters 70-58, despite 24 points Mason Cowley led the which they scored just combined. The Vikings from Brig Willard and 15 Wildcats with 14 points, 10 points and trailed by and Bountiful. led just 26-25 at the points from Isaac Kime. while Tyler Cowley and 24. The Darts righted the Other nominees for the male award were basketball player Josh Sanders of Davis, swimmer James Whitlock of Woods Cross and wrestler Parker Coffey of Davis. We really Lindsey being Against Viewmont Feb. second half for the final Our Female Athlete of the Week award goes to Woods giRlS our floor general and 2, the Braves lost 67-35. score. Continued from page 27 Cross swimmer Ally Boynton. The freshman won both the her shooting ability to The Braves hung close “We did not play our 50 freestyle and 100 backstroke events at the Region 5 stretch the defense. But, I in the first quarter and best game,” head coach meet last week. was really proud of how were down just 16-11, but and third quarters – while David Simon said. “We Other female athlete nominees were basketball player Layton scored 25 points Anna [Nilson] took over Viewmont went on a 19-4 had lapses on defense and – that ultimately made the the responsibilities of the run to close the half. The then struggled to score. Mercedes Staples of Viewmont, and the Bountiful High difference in the game. point and directed our Braves scored 20 points in We will need to play much Mandonelles (every one of them), who won the state 5A Sydni Oviatt had nine offense and defense.” the second half but gave better to finish out the championship last week. points to lead Davis while Nilson led Davis in up 32 in the loss. season strong.” Winners are chosen by the Clipper sportswriting staff Valerie Kunzler added scoring with 10 points “Viewmont is really Sara Noel led Woods and on recommendations from area coaches. We’ll be seven. while Alofipo added nine good,” head coach Joel Cross with 18 points in honoring Athletes of the Week, as well as Athletes of the The Darts bounced while six other Davis Burton said. “They played the loss. Month, throughout the school year. back, playing without point players scored – Kelsey real well last night. For us, The Wildcats are now guard Lindsey Reich who Leavitt (six points), Waverly led the charge. 3-3 in Region 5 and 12-7 Congratulations to all of these athletes! was out with a sprained Oviatt (five), Ober (four), She is growing every on the year. ankle, with a 42-34 win Sarandon Chino (four), game. Our young girls are over Syracuse on Feb. 2. Maloree Chisholm (two) improving every day.” Davis was up 12-8 after and Kunzler (two). Bowman again led the first quarter before Davis is now 4-6 in Bountiful with 10 points Recreation falling behind 20-18 at the Region 1 with a 10-9 with Fleurant adding half. The Darts then held overall record. eight. 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SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF ers of the CWABS, Inc., ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SERIES SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, 2006-25, and the record owner of the property as of the recording THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. 189700152, JUDGE THOMAS L of the notice of default is Herbert D. Adams. The trustee’s sale of STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. 189700398, JUDGE MICHAEL G KAY. CASCADE COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. ALEJANDRO the aforedescribed real property will be made without warranty as ALLPHIN. CASCADE COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. VELAN- MESQUITI, DEFENDANT. THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALEJANDRO to title, possession, or encumbrances. Bidders must be prepared CIA TSINNIJINNIE AND MARLON DENNY, DEFENDANTS. THE MESQUITI: You are summoned and required to answer the com- to tender a cashier’s check in the amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. STATE OF UTAH TO VELANCIA TSINNIJINNIE AND MARLON plaint that is on file with the court. Within 21 days after the last date The balance of the purchase price must be paid by cashier’s check DENNY: You are each summoned and required to answer the of publication of this summons, you must file your written answer or wire transfer received by 12:00 noon the following business day. complaint that is on file with the court. Within 21 days after the last with the clerk of the court at the following address: 800 W State The trustee reserves the right to void the effect of the trustee’s sale date of publication of this summons, you must each file your written St., Farmington, UT 84025, and you must mail or deliver a copy to after the sale based upon information unknown to the trustee at the answer with the clerk of the court at the following address: 800 W plaintiff’s attorney Chad C. Rasmussen at 2230 N University Pkwy., time of the sale, such as a bankruptcy filing, a loan reinstatement, State St., Farmington, UT 84025, and you must each mail or deliver Ste. 7E, Provo, UT 84604. If you fail to do so, judgment by default or an agreement between the trustor and beneficiary to postpone a copy to plaintiff’s attorney Chad C. Rasmussen at 2230 N Univer- will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. or cancel the sale. If so voided, the only recourse of the highest sity Pkwy., Ste. 7E, Provo, UT 84604. If you fail to do so, judgment This lawsuit is an attempt to collect a debt of $11,890.31. /s/ Chad bidder is to receive a full refund of the money paid to the trustee. by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the C. Rasmussen C-3630 2/1-22 THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION complaint. This lawsuit is an attempt to collect a debt of $6,831.54. OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. /s/ Chad C. Rasmussen C-3649 2/8-3/1 SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF DATED this 2nd day of February, 2018 THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, Marlon L. Bates, successor trustee NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. 189700282, JUDGE ROBERT J Scalley Reading Bates Hansen & Rasmussen, P.C. The following described property will be sold at public auction DALE. CASCADE COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. SENNE 15 West South Temple, Ste. 600 to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States KOLLIE, DEFENDANT. THE STATE OF UTAH TO SENNE KOLLIE: Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 at the time of sale, at the Justice Complex, Court’s Building, 800 You are summoned and required to answer the complaint that is on Telephone: (801) 531-7870 West State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, on February 28, 2018, file with the court. Within 21 days after the last date of publication Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed of this summons, you must file your written answer with the clerk Trustee No. 87152-191 dated June 21, 2013, and executed by JOHNNY G. QUICHOCHO, of the court at the following address: 800 W State St., Farmington, C-3643 2/8-22 INDIVIDUALLY, as Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC UT 84025, and you must mail or deliver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. (“MERS”) SOLELY AS NOMI- Chad C. Rasmussen at 2230 N University Pkwy., Ste. 7E, Provo, PARENTS URGED TO PICK UP NEE FOR BANK OF UTAH, A UTAH CORPORATION, ITS SUC- UT 84604. If you fail to do so, judgment by default will be taken SPECIAL EDUCATION RECORDS CESSORS AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, which Trust Deed was against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. This lawsuit Parents of special education children who were born in 1991, or who recorded on June 24, 2013, as Entry No. 2749856, in Book 5796, is an attempt to collect a debt of $6,838.62. /s/ Chad C. Rasmus- graduated in 2012, may request their student’s special education at Page 1972, in the Official Records of Davis County, State of Utah sen C-3648 2/8-3/1 records from the Davis School District. Written requests to obtain covering real property purportedly located at 579 Miller Avenue, records should be sent to: Layton, Utah 84041 in Davis County, Utah, and more particularly INVITATION TO BID Davis School District described as: North Salt Lake City Kathy Chisholm, Special Education Director LOT 102, WASATCH HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING TO 10 E Center St. P. O. Box 588 THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN North Salt Lake City, Utah 84054 Farmington, Utah 84025-0588 Email: [email protected] THE DAVIS COUNTY RECORDER’S OFFICE. Tax ID: 10-092- Sealed bids for the project “Eaglepointe Estates Auxiliary Storm Parents of Davis County students who received EI/Early Inter- 0022 Drain - Project No. 17-044” will be received by North Salt Lake City vention Services (services during years Birth to age 3-years), and The current Beneficiary of the trust deed is UTAH HOUSING at the North Salt Lake City Hall Building, 10 East Center Street, were born in 2009, may now request their student’s EI records. CORPORATION, and the record owner of the property as of the North Salt Lake City, Utah until 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 13, Written requests for EI records should be sent to: recording of the Notice of Default is JOHNNY G. QUICHOCHO, 2018 and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. The Davis School District INDIVIDUALLY. Bidder shall indicate the Construction Contract title, the name and Mandy Zeschke, Early Intervention Services (EI) Coordinator Bidders must tender to the trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at the address of the Bidder, and the date and time of the Bid opening. P.O. Box 588 sale and the balance of the purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the day The work to be performed consists of furnishing all labor, tools, Farmington, Utah 84025-0588 following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must be paid materials, equipment, transportation, and services required for Email: [email protected] to Lincoln Title Insurance Agency in the form of a wire transfer, ca- installing a new storm drain line in RCP and HDPE pipe materials, All requests must be received by March 2, 2018. Records will shier’s check or certified funds. Cash payments, personal checks including concrete manholes and vaults, connecting new drain be destroyed after this date. C-3640 2/8-15 or trust checks are not accepted. line to existing system, and restoring asphalt roadway and natural DATED: January 17, 2018. hillside; all in accordance with the Drawings and Specifications SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY prepared by the North Salt Lake Engineering Department. THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, By: Paula Maughan Copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained from the STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. 189700283, JUDGE JOHN R MOR- Its: Vice President City’s website at www.nslcity.org. Questions may be directed to RIS. CASCADE COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. DANIEL Telephone: (801) 476-0303 Parker Bradley at (801) 335-8730. C-3622 1/25-2/8 HOBBS, DEFENDANT. THE STATE OF UTAH TO DANIEL HOBBS: website: www.smithknowles.com You are summoned and required to answer the complaint that is on SK File No. 17-1133 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS file with the court. Within 21 days after the last date of publication C-3613 1/25-2/8 Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Engineer, of this summons, you must file your written answer with the clerk 790 South 100 East, Bountiful, Utah for: of the court at the following address: 800 W State St., Farmington, SUMMONS 2018 REPLACEMENT AND NEW CONSTRUCTION OF UT 84025, and you must mail or deliver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR SIDEWALK, CURB & GUTTER AND STORM DRAIN Chad C. Rasmussen at 2230 N University Pkwy., Ste. 7E, Provo, DAVIS COUNTY STATE OF UTAH FACILITIES UT 84604. If you fail to do so, judgment by default will be taken Case Nos. 1138837, 1138838, 1138839 AT RANDOM LOCATIONS against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. This lawsuit State of Utah in the interest: J.L.(DOB: 20Dec13); L.L. (DOB: Bids will be received until the hour of 2:00 pm Tuesday, March is an attempt to collect a debt of $6,528.22. /s/ Chad C. Rasmus- 07Mar16); M.L. (DOB: 27Jan.12) 6, 2018 at which time they will be opened and read aloud in the sen C-3638 2/8-3/1 Name of parent(s)/legal guardian: State of Utah office of the City Engineer at 790 South 100 East, Bountiful, Utah. THE STATE OF UTAH TO: SHALEESA LUCERO Proposals will be in accordance with drawings and specifications NOTICE TO CREDITORS You are hereby summoned to appear before the above-entitled prepared by the City of Bountiful Engineering Department. Project ESTATE OF BRADLEY WALLACE COWLEY, Deceased court, 800 W. State St., Farmington, Utah on APRIL 9, 2018 at documents will be made available via email distribution from the Probate No. 173700277 9:30 a.m. AND APRIL 10, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. to respond to a Bountiful City Engineering Department and through the Bid Sync All persons having claims against the above estate are required Petition on file with the court alleging that your parental rights to website www.bidsync.com. to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the Court on the above-named children should be terminated. You have a right Each bid must be submitted on the form provided as a part of or before the 8th day of May, 2018, or said claims shall be forever to be represented by an attorney at these proceedings. If you do the Contract Documents and shall be accompanied by a certified barred. not appear at the time and place set forth herein, the hearing will check, cashier’s check or bid bond from a surety company, accept- NaREE COWLEY proceed in your absence and could result in a termination of your able to Bountiful City Council, all made payable to City of Bountiful Personal Representative parental rights. C-3645 2/8-3/1 in an amount equal to at least five percent (5%) of the bid. Said STEPHEN I. ODA check or bid bond shall be given as a guarantee that the bidder will Attorney for the Estate SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF execute the contract in conformity with the form of contract included 44 North Main, Layton, Utah 84041 THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, in the Contract Documents, and furnish a performance bond within C-3644 2/8-22 STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. 189700397, JUDGE MICHAEL G fifteen (15) days after notification of the award of the contract to ALLPHIN. CASCADE COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. STEVE the successful bidder. SUMMONS HOLT, DEFENDANT. THE STATE OF UTAH TO STEVE HOLT: You Bountiful reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or any part IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT DAVIS COUNTY, are summoned and required to answer the complaint that is on file of any bid or to waive any informality in any bid as its best interests STATE OF UTAH with the court. Within 21 days after the last date of publication of may appear. A decision on the rejection of any or all bids or the Benjamin Doolhoff and All Heirs, Devisees and Assignees of Don this summons, you must file your written answer with the clerk of award of a contract will be made within seven (7) days after the L. Buehner, at el., Case No. 180700011 the court at the following address: 800 W State St., Farmington, UT bids are opened. THE STATE OF UTAH TO DEFENDANT, All Heirs, Devisees and 84025, and you must mail or deliver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney LLOYD N. CHENEY Assignees of Don L. Buehner: Chad C. Rasmussen at 2230 N University Pkwy., Ste. 7E, Provo, Asst. City Engineer YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to file an Answer UT 84604. If you fail to do so, judgment by default will be taken C-3641 2/8-22 in writing to the Complaint filed with the Clerk of the Second District against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. This lawsuit Court, located at 800 West State Street, Farmington, UT 84025, is an attempt to collect a debt of $5,204.06. /s/ Chad C. Rasmus- NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE and to serve upon or mail to Russell A. Cline, attorney for Plaintiffs, sen C-3650 2/8-3/1 The following described real property will be sold at public auc- at 340 East 400 South, Suite 25, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111, Tel. tion to the highest bidder, purchase price payable in lawful money 801-539-1900 a copy of said Answer, WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT AND NOTICE TO of the United States of America at the time of sale, at the east after the last day of publication hereof. CREDITORS main entrance of the Davis County Courthouse, 800 West State, If you fail so to do, judgment by default will be taken against you Estate of Gregory Thomas Smith, Deceased. Farmington, Utah, on Friday, March 16, 2018, at the hour of 4:00 for the relief demanded in said Complaint filed with the Court, a copy Davis County Probate No. 183700013 p.m. of that day for the purpose of foreclosing a deed of trust origi- of which is available at Mr. Cline’s office upon request. LARRY SMITH, whose address is 2741 North 1825 East, Layton, nally executed by Herbert D. Adams and Barbara Adams, in favor This is action to quiet title to the property located in Davis County, Utah 84041, has been appointed Personal Representative of the of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., as nominee Utah in Benjamin Doolhoff, as against any interest you may have in above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to: for Countrywide Home Loans, Inc., its successors and assigns, that property. A fuller description of the property as follows: (1) deliver or mail their written claims to the Personal Representa- covering real property located at approximately 1296 David Drive, BEG 2970 FT N & 2220.31 FT W OF SE COR SEC 21-T2N-R1E, tive at the address above; (2) deliver or mail their written claims to Syracuse, Davis County, Utah, and more particularly described as: SLM; TH S 340.48 FT; TH E 639.69 FT; TH N 340.48 FT; TH W the Personal Representative’s attorney of record, Felshaw King, LOT 138, MARILYN ACRES SUBDIVISION NO. 4, ACCORDING 639.69 FT TO BEG. CONT 5.00 ACRES Esq., at the following address, 330 North Main Street, Kaysville, TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF, ON FILE AND OF RECORD Parcel No. 04-046-0033 Utah 84037, or (3) file their written claims with the Clerk of the IN THE DAVIS COUNTY RECORDER’S OFFICE. DATED this 16th day of January, 2017 District Court in Davis County, or otherwise present their claims as 12-060-0138 /s/Russell A. Cline required by Utah law within three months after the date of the first The current beneficiary of the trust deed is The Bank of New York Attorney for Plaintiffs publication of this notice or be forever barred. Mellon FKA The Bank of New York, as Trustee for the certificatehold- C-3615 1/25-2/8 Date of first publication: 1st day of February, 2018. Dated this 23rd day of January, 2018. DAVIS CLIPPER CLASSIFIED Thursday, February 8, 2018 31

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KING & KING NOTICE OF ZONING MAP AMENDMENT HEARING KAYSVILLE CITY FELSHAW KING, Esq FARMINGTON CITY PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Attorneys for the Personal Representative Notice is hereby given, that on Thursday, February 22, 2018, Notice is hereby given that the Kaysville City Planning Com- 330 North Main Street, Kaysville, Utah 84037 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon thereafter as business permits, at the mission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, February 22, 2018, Telephone: (801) 543-2288 Farmington City Hall, 160 South Main Street, the Farmington City at 7:00 p.m., in the Council Room of the Kaysville City Municipal C-3628 2/1-15 Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a re- Center, 23 East Center, Kaysville, to consider: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 19-1-7, DEFINITIONS, ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT quest from Josh Cummings for a Zoning Map Amendment of 1.1 acres of property located at the northeast corner of Park Lane and OF CHAPTER 19-1, GENERAL PROVISIONS, OF TITLE 19, AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUBDIVISIONS, AND CREATING SECTION 19-2-7, LOT LINE Estate of Harve DeWayne Ashmead, Deceased Main Street from an LR-F (Large Residential – Foothill) zone to a BP (Business Park) zone. (Z-3-18). The public is invited to attend ADJUSTMENTS AND LOT CONSOLIDATIONS, OF CHAPTER Probate No. 173700571 19-2, DEVELOPMENT PROCEDURES, OF TITLE 19, SUBDIVI- EUGELE B. ASHMEAD, whose address is 304 South Mountain the hearing and give written or oral comments. DATED this 1st day of February, 2018. Holly Gadd, City Recorder. C-3642 2/8 SIONS, OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF KAYSVILLE CITY Road, Fruit Heights, Utah 84037, and STEPHEN D. ASHMEAD, PROVIDING FOR REPEALER; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; whose address is 1322 West 2175 South, West Haven, Utah Notice to Contractors AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE 84401, have been appointed Personal Representatives of the AND above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby notified to Bountiful City Corporation is requesting proposals for the follow- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 19-2-1, SUBDIVISION (1) deliver or mail their written claims to a personal representative ing project: DEVELOPMENT PROCESS, OF CHAPTER 19-2, DEVELOP- at the address above; (2) deliver or mail their written claims to the Construction Manager / General Contractor Services for MENT PROCEDURES, OF TITLE 19, SUBDIVISIONS, AND SEC- personal representatives’ attorney of record, Jonathan H. Hoagland, Bountiful Downtown Plaza, Bountiful, Utah TION 19-6-3, IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED, OF CHAPTER 19-6, at the following address: 111 South Main Street, Suite 2400, Salt Bountiful City intends to construct a downtown plaza on City- Lake City, Utah 84111; or (3) file their written claims with the Clerk owned property located on the east side of the block bounded by SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENTS REQUIRED, OF TITLE 19, SUB- of the Farmington District Court in Davis County, or otherwise pres- Main Street and 100 East, from 100 South Street to approximately DIVISIONS, OF THE REVISED ORDINANCES OF KAYSVILLE ent their claims as required by Utah law within three months after 250 South. The plaza is envisioned and intended to be a com- CITY PROVIDING FOR REPEALER; PROVIDING FOR SEVER- the date of the first publication of this notice or be forever barred. munity gathering spot which will enhance the existing downtown ABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE Date of first publication: January 25, 2018 environment and encourage the further use and development of I hereby certify that I posted a copy of the foregoing Public Hear- Jonathan H. Hoagland the downtown core. ing notice on the municipality’s official website by February 9, 2018. Lyle Gibson 111 South Main Street, Suite 2400 This Construction Manager / General Contractor (CM/GC) con- Zoning Administrator Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 tract will include providing advisory and cost estimating services C-3651 2/8 Telephone: (801) 415-3000 for the program development and design of the plaza and general Attorney for Applicant contractor services for the construction of the plaza. The project NOTICE TO CREDITORS C-3616 1/25-2/8 construction budget is ESTATES OF DOMITILO ALVAREZ and ANA MARIE ALVAREZ, ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT $3,500,000.00 (three million five hundred thousand dollars). Deceased AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Request for Proposals (RFP) documents, including the Probate No. 173700593 Estate of Colin S. Delahunty selection requirements and selection schedule will be available All persons having claims against the above estates are required Probate No. 183700043 for download from the BidSync.com website, or by email from the to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the Court Robert C. Delahunty, whose address is 1645 Vineyard Drive, Bountiful Engineering Department beginning on Thursday, Febru- on or before the 25th day of April, 2018, or said claims shall be Bountiful, UT 84010, has been appointed personal representative ary 1, 2018. forever barred. of the above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby For questions regarding this project, please contact Lloyd Cheney AELIA ALVAREZ notified to (1) deliver or mail their written claims to the personal of the Bountiful City Engineering Department at (801) 298-6125, or Personal Representative representative at his address above; (2) deliver or mail their written via email at [email protected]. STEPHEN I. ODA claims to the personal representative’s attorney of record, Mat- Proposals, including a fee proposal, project approach, refer- Attorney for the Estate thew D. Cook at the following address: Parsons Behle & Latimer, ences and statements of qualifications must be received by 2:00 44 North Main, Layton, Utah 84041 201 South Main Street, #1800, Salt Lake City, UT 84111; or, (3) p.m. on Tuesday, February 20, 2018. Proposals may be mailed or (801) 546-1264 file their written claims with the Clerk of the District Court in Davis delivered to: C-3619 1/25-2/8 County, 800 W. State Street, POB 769, Farmington, UT 84025, Bountiful City Engineering Department NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE or otherwise present their claims as required by Utah law within 790 South 100 East The following described property will be sold at public auction to three months after the date of the first publication of this notice or Bountiful, Utah 84010 the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States at be forever barred. The contractor for the project must be a Utah Licensed Gen- the time of sale, at the Justice Complex, Court’s Building, 800 West Date of first publication: February 8, 2018. eral Contractor. Association with other individuals or firms having State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, on February 28, 2018, at DATED this 2nd day of February, 2017. 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed MATTHEW D. COOK appropriate professional expertise is acceptable. Bountiful City dated November 3, 2014, and executed by JACQUEE AIRD, AN PARSONS BEHLE & LATIMER will enter into a single agreement with the successful Contractor. UNMARRIED WOMAN, as Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE ELEC- Attorneys for Applicant Bountiful City reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, or TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. (“MERS”) SOLELY AS C-3646 2/8-22 to waive any formality or technicality in any proposal in the best interest of the City. NOMINEE FOR PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK, A CORPORATION NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Lloyd N. Cheney, P.E. as Beneficiary, which Trust Deed was recorded on November 4, The following described property will be sold at public auction Assistant City Engineer 2014, as Entry No. 2832227, in Book 6138, at Page 645, in the Of- to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States C-3635 2/1-15 ficial Records of Davis County, State of Utah covering real property at the time of sale, at the Justice Complex, Court’s Building, 800 purportedly located at 791 South Rice Road, Farmington, Utah West State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, on March 14, 2018, Woods Cross City 84025 in Davis County, Utah, and more particularly described as: at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed Invitation to Bid LOT 306, RICE FARMS ESTATES PHASE 3 P.U.D., AMENDED, dated October 8, 2010, and executed by ERNEST BOYD, as Lawn Care Services ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION Crack Seal Service OF RECORD IN THE DAVIS COUNTY RECORDER’S OFFICE. SYSTEMS, INC. SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR RANLIFE, INC., ITS Slurry Seal Project Tax ID: 07-273-0306 SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, which Trust Deed Sealed bids will be received at the office of Woods Cross City, The current Beneficiary of the trust deed is UTAH HOUSING was recorded on October 15, 2010, as Entry No. 2559800, in Book 1555 South 800 West, Woods Cross, Utah until 3:00 p.m. Wednes- CORPORATION, and the record owner of the property as of the 5131, at Page 368, in the Official Records of Davis County, State day February 14, 2018. Project documents can be obtained at the recording of the Notice of Default is JACQUEE AIRD, AN UNMAR- of Utah covering real property purportedly located at 490 East 700 owner’s office. Contact information - Scott Anderson 801-292-4421 RIED WOMAN. C-3637 2/8 South, Unit 513, Clearfield, Utah 84015 in Davis County, Utah, and Bidders must tender to the trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at the sale and the balance of the purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the day more particularly described as: Woods Cross City ALL OF UNIT 513 CONTAINED WITHIN CLEARFIELD PARK following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must be paid Public Hearing to Lincoln Title Insurance Agency in the form of a wire transfer, MEADOWS PHASE 5, A UTAH PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT, A public hearing will be held on February 20, 2018 at 7:00 cashier’s check or certified funds. Cash payments, personal checks AS THE SAME IS IDENTIFIED IN THE PLAT MAP RECORDED IN p.m. at the Woods Cross City Municipal Building, 1555 South 800 or trust checks are not accepted. DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH AS ENTRY NO. 2420775 IN BOOK 4705 West, Wood Cross, Utah for the purpose of taking public input on DATED: January 22, 2018. AT PAGE 787 OF THE OFFICIAL RECORDS OF THE COUNTY proposed amendments to the Fiscal Year 2018 budget for all city LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY RECORDER OF DAVIS, UTAH (AS SAID PLAT MAP MAY HAVE funds. A copy of the approved FY 2018 Budget can be viewed on By: Paula Maughan HERETOFORE BEEN AMENDED OR SUPPLEMENTED) AND the city’s website, www.woodscross.com. All interested citizens Its: Vice President IN THE DECLARATION OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, AND are invited and encouraged to attend. C-3647 2/8 Telephone: (801) 476-0303 RESTRICTIONS FOR CLEARFIELD PARK MEADOWS PHASE ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPOINTMENT web site: www.smithknowles.com 5 - A SUBDIVISION (AN EXPENDABLE UTAH PLANNED UNIT NOTICE TO CREDITORS SK File No. 17-1123 DEVELOPMENT) RECORDED IN DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH AS EN- Estate of James Ray Wright C-3620 1/25-2/8 TRY NO. 2490051 IN BOOK 4891 AT PAGE 336 OF THE OFFICIAL RECORDS OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF DAVIS COUNTY, Probate No. 173700618 NOTICE TO CREDITORS UTAH (AS SAID DECLARATION MAY HAVE HERETOFORE BEEN Connie M. Wright, whose address is 2185 North Valley View ESTATE OF ALDEGUNDA LOPEZ NINALGA, Deceased SUPPLEMENTED). Tax ID: 12-732-0513 Drive, Layton, Utah 84040, has been appointed personal represen- Probate No. 173700592 The current Beneficiary of the trust deed is UTAH HOUSING tative of the above-entitled estate. Creditors of the estate are hereby All persons having claims against the above estate are required CORPORATION, and the record owner of the property as of the notified to (1) deliver or mail their written claims to the Personal to present them to the undersigned or to the Clerk of the Court recording of the Notice of Default is ERNEST BOYD. Representative at the address above; (2) deliver or mail their written on or before the 25th day of April, 2018, or said claims shall be Bidders must tender to the trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at the claims to the Personal Representative’s attorney of record, Nathan forever barred. sale and the balance of the purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the day Croxford, at the following address: 991 Shepard Lane, Suite 110, FELIMON LOPEZ following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must be paid Farmington, Utah 84025; or, (3) file their written claims with the clerk Personal Representative to Lincoln Title Insurance Agency in the form of a wire transfer, ca- of the Utah Second District Court in Davis County, located at 800 STEPEHN I. ODA shier’s check or certified funds. Cash payments, personal checks West State Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, or otherwise present Attorney for the Estate or trust checks are not accepted. their claims as required by Utah law within three (3) months after 44 North Main DATED: February 5, 2018. the date of the first publication of this notice or be forever barred. Layton, Utah 84041 LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY Date of first publication: February 1, 2018. (801) 546-1264 By: Paula Maughan DATED this 25th day of January, 2018. C-3625 1/25-2/8 Its: Vice President Voyant Legal, PLLC Telephone: (801) 476-0303 Nathan Croxford web site: www.smithknowles.com Attorney for Personal Representative SK File No. 16-0263 Connie M. Wright Legals continued on next page C-3652 2/8-22 C-3633 2/8-15 32 Thursday, February 8, 2018 news DAVIS CLIPPER

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