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courtesy photo 2 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today New local process for COVID testing from Becki Bronson Communications & Public Relations Manager, Cedar City Hospital For local COVID-19 testing, all who need to be tested must first go to intermountain.com/ covidtesting. The COVID-19 hotline has been discontinued. At intermountain.com/covidtesting, there is a chat bot (an automatic text window) that is a COVID-19 symptom checker. It will help determine if you qualify for a COVID-19 test. If you qualify, you then schedule an arrival window of time to receive the COVID-19 test. Please do not go to the local test site without having scheduled an arrival window. Here are the steps you will take at inter- mountain.com/covidtesting: 1 - Click the chat bot in the bottom right corner of your screen that says “Questions about the Coronavirus?” Wait a few moments for it to load. getty images at one of Intermountain’s COVID-19 testing just show up at the testing site. 2 - Click on “Do I qualify for COVID testing?” locations. For local residents click on Cedar City The local Intermountain site for COVID-19 Then answer the questions to see if you qualify for InstaCare. a test. testing is the parking lot next to the Cedar City 4 - The only exception to not going online to InstaCare, at 962 Sage Drive, in Cedar City. The 3 - If you qualify for a test, click on “Select schedule an arrival window is if you already have test is no cost. In Utah, additional testing informa- testing time” in the chat bot and a new window an order from your healthcare provider or a QR tion can be found here: https://coronavirus.utah. will open to have you create an Arrival Window code. If you have an order or a QR code you may gov/utah-covid-19-testing-locations/ Iron County Today News Wednesday, November 4, 2020 3 C edar City invites all to help celebrate its 168th birthday

from Scott Phillips will be provided at both events. Fo r Iron County Today Please follow all appropriate COVID guideline procedures. Cedar City was founded by a The first celebration is at 1:00pm, small group of brave soles that rode near the corner of 100 W and Center into the Cedar Valley Street, where a new on November 11, 1851. public art installa- Shortly after arriving, We are tion will be unveiled they established and dedicated. The Fort Cedar, located pleased new mural consists north and west of the of five large graphic current downtown to be circles depicting the Cedar Area. In fact, “ life-rituals, colors it’s closer to I-15 able to and traditions of and Industrial Road. the native Paiute Fast-forward some honor and people. The Cedar 168 years and you Band of the Paiute have our vibrant remember Tribe has a long Loca l Cedar and thriving city and rich cultural Band of Paiutes of today—with an these history in the Cedar member David estimated population Valley, as they were Growler creates a important special mural honoring of 36,000 residents, among the first our Paiute pioneers which call the Festival inhabitants in the past and present. City their home. parts of our area. It is appro- There are a priate we celebrate couple of special city’s rich the founding of birthday events our community by C ourtesy Scott Phillips planned on November history.” honoring the Paiute 11th, in addition to Tribe by sharing any Veterans Day » Aleese Cardon, their stories visually. activities that are Historic Preservation Local Paiute Cedar occurring throughout Committee, Chair Band member, the community. A Daniel Growler is larger birthday party was originally the featured artist and will speak on planned, but was altered due to how he arrived at the images, colors concerns surrounding COVID-19. and idea’s for Cedar’s newest piece Both events are free and open to the public and light refreshments see birthday » 8 4 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion

A dministration To the Editor From the Editor R . Gail Stahle P ublisher Scamming is very real [email protected] Last week I received an email from State A nd the winner is… D eborah Martineau Bank reminding me about scam artists. O ffice Manager We hear on the radio all the time about t seems weird writing this before mercials than people make in years, all officemanager@ the election results are final. My in an attempt to put their “opponents” ironcountytoday.com scam artists and by turning on a radio almost anytime of the day one can hear an deadline comes before that of the in a bad light for voters. Is it from fear IPresident and our future community that their plans and policies aren’t A dvertising advertisement urging us to buy something which will give us some protection against leaders. However, does it sound enough to overcome S cott Stahle scammers. seem weird to anyone else any opposition? S ales Representative I am constantly reminding my husband that someone has to “win” an The bottom line is, no [email protected] not to give out any personal information election? Whether it’s an elec- matter who we each voted 801.755.5999 (i.e. Social Security #, bank info, etc.). So, tion for our city, schools or for and no matter who won, you can imagine my humiliation when I got our country, winning doesn’t we still have a life to live. We Patti Bostick seem like quite the right each still need to keep voting S ales Representative scammed last week! Swallowing my pride, I word. I think winning has for ourselves and our abil- [email protected] am going to share that experience with you an implication that a person ities and responsibilities to 435.592.1030 in hopes it will prevent others from falling for the same thing. who is unfit for the job can not only support our leaders still win an election simply (imperfect as they may be) Editorial The day had been hectic. I had company Corey arrive, I took a grandson to the hospital for by votes; whether or not they Baumgartner but to have the courage and can actually do and follow commitment to help make C orey Baumgartner a scope, and I had a million things on my M anaging Editor M anaging Editor mind—however, they are not good excuses. through with what they said changes now and in the [email protected] I also had to check my email for a bill that in all their campaigning speeches. future with our voices (not vices) and I was supposed to get. I quickly scrolled Which, campaigning shouldn’t be a our progressive and positive actions, Shay Baruffi competition either. Both sides should not riotous reactions. R eporter through my inbox. Suddenly, a familiar name popped up. The subject line was, “I present their best plans and let people Here’s to a better future for our T om Zulewski need a quick favor.” Of course, I opened it. decide. Why does all the bashing, country, communities, neighborhoods S ports Writer It seemed that she was in a remote area backbiting and gaslighting have to and our homes, of which we each have a where there were no banks, no telephones, come into the process? People spend part to play—to not just win, but to live Layout/Design no cell service, and she needed some money. more money on a few censuring com- the best lives we can, together. “I will repay you as soon as I get back” D evin Christ C reative Director should have been my first clue—she won’t [email protected] be coming back here—she moved away two years ago. But, not thinking very clearly, I Thought of the Week C irculation dashed to the store. Following her instruc- from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher tions, I purchased a NIKE gift card, took it “A person with outward courage dares to die; a S tephanie Millett home and carefully removed the covering S . Cedar City of the card number and security number. I person with inner courage dares to live.” » Lao Tzu [email protected] took a picture of the back of the card and 435.272.3050 proceeded to email the card. That was not a simple procedure since I am somewhat S tormee Anderson N . Cedar City/Enoch technically challenged. [email protected] The next morning, I awakened with a 435.592.5724 sick feeling. I was pretty sure I had been scammed. Things just didn’t add up. Why W endy Hanson hadn’t I though things through more? Later, P arowan/Paragonah opening up my computer, I found a “Thank [email protected] you” note and a plea for $500 more. I just 435.477.9100 about went through the roof! Two or three more messages were exchanged (very angry Iron County Today is distributed free of charge, on my part) and I haven’t heard from “my thanks to our advertisers. friend” since. It is hand-delivered to over 14,000 households in Cedar No matter how kind you are, and no City, Enoch and Parowan matter what kind of trouble someone you and is available in several rack locations in Iron and think you know seems to be in, get a lot Beaver Counties. more information before sending them money. 389 N 100 W, Suite 12 And if anyone knows how to get in Cedar City, Utah 84721 touch with Dawn Craig, let her know that Ph: 435-867-1865 Fax: 435-867-1866 someone is impersonating her on email or IronCountyToday.com call 590-6759. J.W. Cedar City Iron County Today News Wednesday, November 4, 2020 5 Opinion U tah business The beauty of a biography The banker was astonished. “You bought three communities call bankrupt businesses. You’ve earned $500,000 profit in the first three months and you never touched the line of credit we gave you for opera- for patience, civility tional costs. Gee, you made more profit in the last Cyclops three months than my bank!” with 2020 election When I ghostwrite a book, I meet with the client several times a week for several hours by Bryan GRAY over a period of at least a month. I ask questions, The Salt Lake Chamber, along with other community Columnist fleshing out answers and stories that an individual signatories, has issued the following statement might have forgotten or thought were unimport- promoting patience and civility regarding the The opinions stated in this article are solely those of the ant. But one can write one’s own story by simply upcoming election: author and not of The Iron County Today. asking, “What decisions did I make that led me to this place in life?” s business and community leaders, we fter ghostwriting five biographies – two And when you finish, print perfect-bound express our optimism in the voice of focused on an individual’s business and three or hard-bond volumes, not pages inserted into the American people as they vote in aiming at a person’s life story – I finally got a cheap loose-leaf binder…And include photo- thisA important election. Our Republic was aroundA to writing my own. I recommend all of my graphs…and make it interesting and readable, not founded on the desire for representation, and readers complete their own or hire a ghostwriter to factually ponderous. the spirit of democracy—manifest through the write it for you. You’ve got a story to tell – about your life, your electoral process—sustains the health of our All history is biography. People create events; family, maybe your business. Get it down on the institutions, including our market economy. businesses blossom due to the decisions made by printed page. Pass is on to another generation. We applaud candidates, community advocates, ordinary men or women. History doesn’t ignite business leaders, and citizens across the state without a dream and a human heart. And in our for engaging in vigorous debate over important current age in which families often are scattered ideas while striving to represent the better in different states and countries, memories are not angels of our nature. always passed down. As one of my clients once told In relation to local, state, and national me, “My grandchildren really won’t know much elections, we support and broadly encourage about me, about what made me tick, without a book. the following principles: A genealogy lists dates and names and provide a » skeleton, but I want my grandchildren and their »Civil debate around ideas and policies that children to see the meat on these bones.” will guide the future of our Many people might think they really have no country. story to tell. Almost always, they are wrong, and »»Voting and access to / one of the most illuminating aspects of telling your voting without threat or Op story is recognizing the little things – a teacher’s intimidation. » encouraging or disparaging comment, the words of »Patience as every vote is a parent or employer, an adventure with a friend, a counted so that all voices may Ed missed opportunity – that impacted your life. be heard. » Honesty is important and so is humor. In »Accurate reporting of results and the avoid- writing about a World War II officer recovering ance of premature or presumed outcomes. » from injuries in a Parisian hospital, I left it up to »Commitment to the peaceful assumption of his son whether the biography should include power based on certified election results. » him drinking wine with his French nurses. The »Fostering civility and unity no matter the soldier, who later became a Stake President for the prevailing candidate or party. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, might not have wanted his great-grandchildren to see We must exercise patience while votes this “European” side. The son kept the reference are appropriately counted and encourage in the book. “This is their grandpa and great- the accurate reporting of results as they are grandpa; he wasn’t a saint!” received. Inaccurate or premature results A biography presents a different age: a time with- add risk to communities, businesses, and out cell phones and video games, a time when many markets across the globe. Our nation has a children’s “free time” was working on a farm or in an storied history because the spirit of freedom orchard, a time when children played marbles and animates Americans to do their part and hopscotch and collected baseball cards. vote their conscience. We have conducted It’s also an opportunity to view a firm’s success successful elections through world wars, or challenges. One of my businessman clients told pandemics, economic upheaval, as well as a story of his bank’s skepticism about an expansion political uncertainty, and we are confident move, though the bank eventually agreed to a that by adhering to the principles above, this $100,000 line of credit. At the end of the first three year will be no different. months, the president of the bank met with the owner to perform an audit required by the loan. 6 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today southern utah university news

A PEX Director Lynn Vartan (Left) joins SUU English professors Todd Peterson and Christopher Clark to interview author Brian Evenson. (Right) SUU welcomes horror author Brian Evenson by Shay Baruffi Christopher Clark, English mirror as to what people are the world is not what they Ir on County Today professors at Southern Utah feeling.” thought it was or reality is Horror University. The trio asked The purpose of horror slipping away in some ways, Brian Evenson has written Evenson questions regarding writing for Evenson is con- which is a common experi- done over a dozen fiction books. his writing, career and centrated in resolving issues ence we have,” said Evenson. His writing draws inspiration philosophy. The focus on the rather than simply fright- The group asked ques- well can from ‘horror, weird fiction, horror genre in general was ening the reader, although tions regarding film and “ detective fiction, science fic- the first topic of discussion, that may be the result. “As graphic imagery in Evenson’s give you tion, and continental philos- Evenson stated; “Horror has a child I was incredibly writing. “There are scenes ophy.’ Evenson specializes in a foot in literature and a phobic. I think as I write I’m from Last Days that are everything uncertainty and discomfort. foot in genre. Horror done tapping into my own fears permanently seared into my After reading a few of his well can give you everything and my own anxieties. When brain,” he said. “Where does good short stories, his writing has good literature can give you, I’m writing it’s not so much the visual aspect of your a way of staying with you for but it’s also scary. Horror is focused on, ‘I’m going to writing come from?” ques- literature a while even after you’ve put about unsettling peoples’ scare people’ but ‘I’m going tioned Christopher Clark. “I the book down. view of the world, especially to deal with something that think of my writing as being can give Lynn Vartan, director of in a time where our world is complicated and difficult.’ very embodied. I spend a the APEX Event Series, was is in such a strange place it A lot of my work is focused lot of time thinking about you, but it’s joined by Todd Peterson and serves as a more accurate on people finding out that how the character’s body will react and what things also scary.” will look like if I was there,” replied Evenson. » Brian Evenson After some timely reminiscing about past started with what work do I Sean Connery costumes, like to read and why?” Todd Peterson presented Brian Evenson also an interesting question recently wrote the short concerning self-awareness. story collection Song for the Evenson stated, “Knowing Unraveling of the World in what you are doing is 2019. The collection was the a gradual process, it is winner of the Shirley Jackson something that can change Award. Evenson is the over time. It has changed as recipient of three O. Henry I have come to understand Prizes and a Guggenheim genres differently and as I Fellowship. His novel Last have come to understand my Days won the American role in the world differently. Library Association’s award Think about what you are for Best Horror Novel, and trying to accomplish, what his novel The Open Curtain you are trying to get across was a finalist for an Edgar Award and an International photos by shay baruffi and what you are hoping to Brian Evenson has won several awards for his horror genre books and short story collections. investigate. I think for me it Horror Guild Award. Iron County Today News Wednesday, November 4, 2020 7 southern utah university news Utah board of higher education approves SUU’s first-ever doctorate program

from David Bishop Once approved by SUU’s regional accreditation Fo r Iron County Today agency, faculty will begin building the academic course work and clinical programs. CEDAR CITY — For the first time in its “This is a culmination of literally decades history, Southern Utah University will offer a of effort in trying to bring graduate training in doctorate-level program. The Utah Board of psychology to SUU. Our primary motivation has Higher Education gave its final approval Friday, always been to increase the availability of mental October 30th on SUU’s new Doctor of Psychology health services to the people in our community in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.). The program will and the region,” said Dr. Steve Barney, SUU prepare students to practice psychotherapy and professor of psychology. “We’re thrilled with the psychological testing. approval, but there’s still a lot of work to be done “When our first doctorate program begins in before we welcome students on campus in the fall the Fall of 2022, it’ll be Southern Utah University’s of 2022.” 125th year of providing higher education in our The new Doctor of Psychology in Clinical region. That’s a significant achievement in our Psychology degree will take five years to complete. history,” said SUU President Scott L Wyatt. “Just The degree adds to SUU’s more than 140 under- as important, this new program will help solve graduate programs and 21 graduate and certificate a problem found in rural Utah and throughout programs. the country - the availability of mental health practitioners.” The new doctorate program must still receive final approval from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities, SUU’s regional accredi- tation higher education agency. This will be the only Doctorate of Psychology file photo (Psy.D.) program focusing on mental health offered Anderson. “Graduates of this program will provide in the state of Utah. It differs from a Ph.D. degree greater access to mental health care, particularly which places a greater emphasis on research in rural Utah. The faculty have been working rather than specifically training professionals for toward this degree for many years and are practical application. prepared to deliver a high-quality curriculum. We “This program will make a significant differ- look forward to the good this program will do!” ence in people’s lives,” said SUU Provost Dr. Jon 8 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today

the imagination of writers, photog- years ago it was removed during to be able to honor and remember birthday raphers, presidents and the world to a renovation of the park and was these important parts of our city’s « Continued from page 3 discover southern Utah’s spectacular never replaced. It will now sit on the rich history. It is the perfect way scenic wonders. He invited the world Visitor Center grounds overlooking to celebrate a birthday. I hope the of public art. into “God’s Garden.” the red hills of Cedar City. Local community can join us.” Yes, please The second celebration begins During the ceremony, the historian Ryan Paul and elected join us in celebrating Cedar City’s at 3:00pm. The Iron County Visitors Cedar City Historic Preservation officials will be on hand to unveil the birthday, our beginnings through Center (581 N Main) will play host to Commission is re-dedicating and monument. the eyes of the Paiute mural and a re-dedication ceremony honoring unveiling a monument which was Aleese Cardon, Chair of the the early 20th century visionary the life and legacy of Randall Lunt first commissioned in 1946 and Cedar City Historic Preservation who helped pioneer tourism to give Jones. Randall L. Jones was primarily stood in the Cedar City Main Street Committee, shared her thoughts on rise to our beloved Cedar City, the responsible for helping to capture Park for decades. Approximately 20 Cedar’s special day, “We are pleased Festival City.

Legislative/ Covid-19 Update Dear Friends and Neighbors, of Utah’s COVID-19 patients require hospitalization, with I hope you all had a happy Hal- 20-30 percent of those needing loween! I heard of some pretty intensive care for prolonged creative options people used periods of time, straining Utah’s to replace traditional door to supply of care. Right now, it’s door trick or treating, including important for Utahns to follow reverse trick or treating (leaving health guidelines to slow the candy on a friend’s doorstep) to spread and prevent further physically distanced costume strain on our healthcare workers contests. and systems. While reading the Spectrum COVID-19 Data and this week, I found an article Updates on COVID-19 quoting Dr. Patrick On Thursday, October 29, the Carroll, the Intermountain Dixie Utah Department of Health Regional Medical Director. reported 1,444,838 total COVID-19 Patrick happens to be a close tests administered, 110,640 total high school and college friend positive cases, 81,403 estimated of my oldest daughter. I found recovered cases, 5,319 total his quote to be insightful and hospitalizations, 317 current wanted to share for those of hospitalizations and 598 total you who may have missed it. fatalities. The Dr. Carroll said, Southwest Utah "It's important to Public Health understand that Department the problems that reported 6,273 total we're seeing with positive cases, COVID are not a including 4,718 problem specific total recovered to Salt Lake or cases, 25 currently Utah County, that hospitalized and 56 these are problems total fatalities. that we're seeing in St. George and These include Iron Southwest Utah County with 143 as well.” I know cases (Active), 819 many of us are (Recovered) with S en. Evan experiencing COVID a Moderate level VICKERS fatigue right now, of transmission. but it is important Washington Ua t h Senate District 28 we each do our County has 1,267 part to keep our cases (Active, 3,711 (Recovered) friends and neighbors safe. with a High level of Trans- By wearing a mask in public, mission. Beaver and Garfield physically distancing and counties also have a High level washing our hands frequently, of Transmission. we can help slow the spread of During the governor’s weekly the virus. COVID-19 briefing, we learned I will be providing these COVID- that Utah’s hospitals are 19 updates from a legislative on the brink of becoming perspective weekly. I want to overwhelmed and will soon be hear from you and get your unable to provide adequate feedback, thoughts and ideas care for everyone in need, on what's happening in our local including those with COVID-19 communities. Please contact me and other medical emergencies. anytime at [email protected]. Dr. Mark Shah, an emergency gov. Thank you. physician at Intermountain Healthcare, said 5 percent Sincerely, Evan Vickers, Utah State Senate Iron County Today News Wednesday, November 4, 2020 9 Bookings DWR seeking Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those information after arrested are innocent until proven guilty. For a juvenile the name is “(Male/Female) Juvenile Offender” and juvenile is of age 2 bull elk illegally less than 18 years.

Oct. 26 KATIE A ROMANIO killed in Sevier SHELDON K BEAGLES Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT No Alcohol Drug Court Consumption County Violation in Park MATTHEW A SIGMAN Oct. 30 from Faith Jolley Cedar City, UT Protective Order JUSTIN M Fo r Iron County Today Violation SCHAUPP Homeless, CHAVIS D Enoch, UT CEDAR CITY — Utah Division of Wildlife BLACKHORSE Criminal Resources conservation officers are seeking Cedar City, UT Aggravated Trespass, information after two bull elk were illegally Assault Aggravated killed in Sevier County earlier this month. Assault DAVID L The two bull elk were illegally shot and left SEVERSON CLARENCE J Homeless, WALLACE to waste on the Fishlake Mountain during the Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT general spike bull elk hunt. One elk was shot in DUI, Measurable Alcohol Conc. DRUG – Poss early October in Sheep Valley, and the second By Minor, Fail C/S Marijuana/ elk was shot in the middle of October near to Turn on Spice, Poss Drug Headlights Paraphernalia Daniel's Pass. THOMAS L SEVERSON Oct. 31 Homeless, Cedar City, UT MALIK A Intoxication, DRYE Poss Drug Cedar City, UT Paraphernalia DRUG – Poss BRANDI L Drug TORRES Paraphernalia, Cedar City, UT Poss/Purch/Con- Animal at Large sume by Minor, – Unsterilized Intoxication, Oct. 27 DUI, Assault, Criminal BRIGHAM Z Trespass JEFFS New BRANDON K Harmony, UT ELLIOTT Weapon While Phoenix, AZ Under the Operate Influence, DUI Business w/o of Alcohol BAC Lic at/over .08, Unsafe Lane JASON T Travel, Refusal WARDLE to Provide Info. Cedar City, UT Aggravated Oct. 28 Burglary w/ JOSHUA S Injury getty images MERRILL Cedar City, UT Nov. 1 Drive w/o “If anyone has any information of who ille- Insurance, Drive WESLEY gally shot and wasted these elk, please contact on Suspended/ PLEXICO us,” DWR Conservation Officer Eric Bond said. Revoked Lic/ Cedar City, UT Reg, DRUG – Aggravated Anyone with information regarding the Poss/Use of C/S Assault, illegal killing of these elk, or any other wildlife, NIKKI L DRUG – Poss is encouraged to contact the UTiP Hotline at MYERS C/S Marijuana/ 800-662-3337. You can also report any illegal Cedar City, UT Spice, Poss Drug DRUG – Poss w/ Paraphernalia wildlife activity on the DWR website (wildlife. Intent to Dist utah.gov). If you have information about C/S, Poss Drug JAMES D Paraphernalia CROFTS this specific case, you can also contact DWR Mt Carmel, Officer Eric Bond at 435-287-8427. Rewards are Oct. 29 UT available, and requests for confidentiality are CHRISTIAN L DRUG – Poss respected. FOLSOM C/S Sched I/II/ Cedar City, UT Analog Every year Utah conservation officers con- DRUG – Poss duct numerous investigations into the illegal w/Intent to JESSE D Distribute TAYLOR killing of wildlife. In 2019, officers confirmed C/S, Poss Drug Cedar City, UT that over 1,000 animals were illegally killed, Paraphernalia Theft with a total value of over $408,000. 10 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Iron County Holiday Assistance Program opens for applications and donations

from Pam Branin location. Monetary donations can Holiday Assistance Coordinator be made online at www.suu.edu/ community. The Iron County Holiday Gifts and holiday meal boxes Assistance (ICHA) program is will be distributed the week of gearing up for the 2020 holiday December 3-8. season and is currently accepting In addition to providing help applications and donations. The during the holiday season, ICHA application process is on-line, in also serves as a central coordinating both English and Spanish, at www. organization. ICHA works with suu.edu/community. Applications will other local assistance organizations be accepted through November 23. including Care and Share, Toys for Program staff are encouraging that Tots, and Shop With a Cop, to ensure donations be made by December 1. that families in need of assistance ICHA relies completely on receive help from only one organi- donations to support the program, zation, allowing local resources to which serves over 500 families be distributed farther. and seniors on fixed incomes, as Iron County Holiday Assistance well as 1,200 children here in Iron relies on individuals, families and County. You, your business, church businesses to help everyone in Iron group or other organization can County have a merry Christmas. help! Donations of new, unwrapped C ourtesy Pam Branin Please consider making a donation. Eca h year the ICHA Program helps over 500 local families, including seniors, toys and gifts, as well as stocking to be able to better enjoy the holidays. Community members can also help stuffers for children age 0-17, by making sure families in Iron are needed. Hams, turkeys, or dropped off at the SUU Community Cedar City or Enoch City office County who are in need of assistance turkey breasts are also needed. Engagement Center, 417 W. 200 buildings or at either Cedar City complete the on-line application by Gift and food items can be can be S. Gifts can be dropped off at the State Bank of Southern Utah the November 23 deadline. Wednesday, November 4, 2020 11 The Arts & Entertainment in Iron County sho wcase

Mike Love …we’re discusses in some new music, dark Tuacahn, “ and fond times right memories now and we need by Shay Baruffi Ir on County Today some light The Beach Boys are making their way back to at the Southern Utah this week. The beloved band’s lead end of the singer and founding Beach Boy, Mike Love, shared; “We tunnel” have played at Tuacahn many times, we love it » Mike Love there. We normally do at least one show. This year we song says, ‘We’ll be back are playing two.” The Beach to having fun, fun, fun in Boys will be performing at the sun.’ John Stamos is Tuacahn Amphitheatre in featured on drums in this Ivins, Utah on November song and every one of the 5th and 6th, 2020. If you musicians featured in this purchase tickets to one of song recorded their section these performances, you at home. We then sent the will receive a copy of Mike video recordings to John Love’s new album 12 Sides and he put everything of Summer. together.” All profits made On this latest album, from This Too Shall Pass are released in the summer of being donated to Feeding 2019, Mike Love speaks to America’s COVID Response the nostalgia generated by Fund. the classic sound. “I wanted The last year has been a 12 Sides of Summer to let stressful time for many of listeners reminisce about us and remembering that having fun and partying in one day we will return to the summertime. I added a normal again can ease some Bossa Nova twist to George of that anxiety. Mike Love Harrison’s Here Comes the describes the important Sun. It’s such a beautiful role meditation plays in his song and wanted to include The life; “I meditate every day; it in the album in some it calms my mind and gives way,” explained Love, who me energy.” Love continued has been busy writing to reminisce about his during the pandemic. His experience meditating most recent single This with George Harrison for a Too Shall Pass is directly birthday in India. inspired by the COVID Remember, one day pandemic. we’ll be back to having Love says that the song Bae ch ‘fun, fun, fun in the sun’ centers on better days to and until then, stay warm come, “I wrote this song and healthy. If you want to because we’re in some see The Beach Boys live at dark times right now and Tuacahn Amphitheatre visit: we need some light at the https://www.tuacahn.org/ end of the tunnel, like the Boy concert/beachboys/ shay baruffi 12 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 showcase Iron County Today OSU celebrates Beethoven's 250th birthday from Mary Furse music at DSU. He serves on the board Fo r Iron County Today of Utah’s American String Teachers Association and as President of the The Orchestra of Southern Utah Cello Society of Southern Utah. Dr. pays homage to the pioneer of Bohnenstengel, on the piano, is pro- romanticism in concert music, the ficient in a variety of genres and was man who has influenced generations recently the featured soloist in the of composers and elevated music as OSU performance of Rachmaninov's an expression of the human spirit: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. Ludwig Van Beethoven. This cele- He serves as Director of Keyboard bratory concert will be conducted by Studies at SUU. Xun Sun and feature guest soloists Next on the program, with quick Paul Abegg, Ka-Wai Yu, and Christian and surprising turns in mood, the Bohnenstengel. The performance scherzo movement of Quartet No. will take place live on November 12 7: in F Major, Op. 59, No. 1, rambles at 7:30 p.m. at the Heritage Theater and leaps through patches of light and also be streamed online on and shadow and in-betweens. As a November 14 through 21. Anyone who courtesy osu scherzo, it is meant to be a musical purchases tickets will be given an Sp ecial Guests from the Zion Trio: Dr. Paul Abegg (Violin), Dr. Ka-Wai Yu (Cello), and joke. It doesn’t linger in the darker access code. Dr. Christian Bohnenstengel (Piano) will perform Beethoven’s famous Triple Concerto on moods for long, and even within Nov. 12 with the Orchestra of Southern Utah. Opening quietly, with a hint of them, it doesn’t take them too swells of joy to come, Beethoven’s three solo instruments carry on has served as an adjudicator and seriously. This is, however, enough Triple Concerto in C Major for a conversation, often mimicking presented master classes across of a contrast to make the brighter Violin, Cello, and Piano takes us sounds one can pick out in nature, the nation. He has performed as a moments pleasing. on a journey through the avenues while the orchestra casts a moving recording artist for film and televi- The single first chord of Egmont and open scenes of nature, where backdrop of land, water, and sky. sion scores, and recently performed Overture carries weight and depth of Romantic Era artists of all mediums The three soloists, Dr. Paul Abegg, the Brahms Violin Concerto with expression, a sufficient introduction were often drawn to wander. The Dr. Ka-Wai Yu, and Dr. Christian OSU. He serves as Director of Strings for this stormy and passionate music is reminiscent of long walks Bohnenstengel, have all performed at DSU and conducts the Dixie State program finale. But this description the composer would take, notebook extensively on the international Symphony Orchestra. Dr. Ka-Wai Yu in hand, to seek inspiration. The stage. Violinist Dr. Paul Abegg teaches cello and string chamber see orchestra » 14 What are those horsemen trying to do? by Mary Anne ANDERSEN explanations, trying to make myself heard through Cedar City Arts Council my mask and keep a safe six-foot distance from the guy a row behind me. he first thing I noticed, and not for the first It turns out one event was called doctoring, time, was the red heads. I’ll bet Utah is the wherein a team of four cowboys tried to rope two red-hair capital of the country. Two small calves, throw them to the ground, and simulate childrenT walked past us, the girl dragging the little a vaccination, say. The horses were amazing, boy, and their hair was that beautiful golden copper apparently knowing what to do without being told. shade that accompanies blond eyebrows and And we were enthralled with the horse-team pull. freckles. A minute later, an even littler guy shot by, Those horses were huge, also eager to be about trying to catch up. Same hair. And they were by no their business of dragging weighted sleds. The means the only ones. tractor pull was easier to understand: Th is beautiful And then I noticed the boots. At how far could a vintage tractor drag a Indian headdress artwork is by 1st- LEAST half of the people in the large weighted sled before it came to a stop? place winner Jaelynn crowd were wearing cowboy boots. It But it was clear we were out of our Luther of Cedar didn’t matter if they were in skirts or milieu. So, we went looking for the art Middle School. jeans, kids or grandparents; cowboy exhibit, a contest that the Arts Council boots were the footwear of the day. I helped sponsor. Iron County students wore my Vans. in three categories were invited to We were at the Sheep Festival a couple of draw pictures depicting the livestock history of the C ourtesy Mary Anne Andersen weekends ago and we entered a whole new county. We entered the exhibit hall, eyed the vendor and cash prizes! The winners in the high school world. (We had debated about going because of selling lamb burgers, (of course) and finally found division: Marcy Hadley (first place), Kade Simmons, the worry about large crowds but decided that the art in the back. We were the only onlookers at and Bailey Bybee. Middle school: Jaelynn Luther we would be outside on a breezy afternoon and the moment, so we felt safe about taking our time. (first place), Madsen Bergstrom, and Hayley Ennis. people would be wearing masks. Right about the It was fun to see how the kids chose to illustrate Elementary school: Rynell and Leya Schneider (first breezy day, wrong about the masks——except for the ranching history of our county. There were 82 place), Szyman Jakubowski, and Taylee Hall. us and a very few others.) The events we watched entries. We smiled as we looked at the beautiful art were so new to us we didn’t even know the point, The exhibit was adjudicated, with three win- work of our local school children. We were back in but the people around us did. I had to ask for ners in each category. There were fancy ribbons familiar territory. Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, November 4, 2020 13 S troll through the sounds Vanishing Point of City Trees with SUU’s Wind Symphony

by Ashley H Pollock fact that we can’t rehearse as a full Fo r Iron County Today band in order to keep social dis- tancing within our rehearsal space The second concert of the possible, unless we meet at the Music Masterworks Series is Friday, Heritage Center Theater in town. November 6, 2020 at 7:30 p.m. in We only do that once a month. The the Heritage Center Theater. The rest of the time we rehearse only SUU Wind Symphony will perform as a part of the band while the rest under the direction of Dr. Adam of the members rehearse on their Lambert in a concert titled, City own. Preparing for this concert has Trees. Tickets are $10 for adults been a little weird for me. Since we and $5 for youth. Southern Utah all sit at least six feet away from University faculty, staff, and stu- each other in every rehearsal, I C ourtesy SUU dents are free with a valid ID card. can’t hear my neighbor as well as Faculty and staff IDs are allowed I might normally. I’ve had to really one guest. Tickets can be purchased work on playing confidently and at the door the night of the concert listening extra hard to those around SUU faculty dance concert or online at www.suu.edu/pva. me in order to play successfully. Audience members will be required It’s important for the community to wear masks. to recognize that while the perfor- at the drive-in movie Dr. Adam Lambert, Director mance hall will be practicing social of Bands at SUU, shares, “The distancing, we still have plenty of SUU Wind Symphony is excited room for them to come sit in and by Ashley H Pollock Danielle Sheather, Assistant to perform once again! Along watch live! Nobody should stay Professor of Dance at SUU, says, "In Fo r Iron County Today with following protocol in an home just because they think all of understanding how the performing effort to keep everyone safe, we the limited seating will be taken up. Don’t miss the one night only arts industry has been disrupted by have also managed to prepare an Get out and enjoy some fantastic screening of SUU Department COVID-19, I found it necessary to teach exciting program with a little of live music during this weird and of Theatre, Dance, and Arts the students a new skill, which will everything, from the patriotic with crazy time.” Administration’s Vanishing Point: likely continue to be used in the field John William’s Liberty Fanfare to For more information about the Faculty Dance Concert. This exclusive for the foreseeable future. Dancing for Màrquez’s Danzòn. The name of the Department of Music at SUU, please drive-in movie style event will be held the camera is a fundamentally differ- concert is taken from a piece to be visit www.suu.edu/pva/music. on November 7, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. at ent skill than dancing for a traditional performed by the Wind Symphony the Bud Bowman Intramural Field venue, so spending time in rehearsal titled, City Trees. This piece, (BBF) on SUU’s Campus. Audience not simply choreographing, but also by Michael Markowsky, creates members will be required to wear honing those skills, understanding stunning imagery through creative masks while not in their cars, as well camera angles, continuity, energy rhythms and harmonies that mirror as, social distancing due to COVID-19 exchange through lenses, depth of the beauty of our very own seasonal precautions. field, and other camera techniques fall trees.” Alexandra Bradshaw-Yerby, was massively important to the All performers who are able Assistant Professor of Dance at SUU, rehearsal process for my work. I think are required to wear masks and/or shares, “In the face of COVID-19, our it's important for our audience to cover the ends of their instruments department has been busy innovating recognize that they won't be seeing as they perform. Audience members virtual and socially distanced oppor- dance for the proscenium stage that will be required to wear masks. tunities for continued artmaking, shar- was then filmed. This year our audi- Social distancing is essential. ing, and learning. We, the dance faculty, ence will be seeing screendances, an Names and phone numbers of each are thrilled to premiere these three entirely new way of looking at dance group will be taken to correspond new screendances in a fun and safe and experiencing the artform. We look with the current COVID-19 contact drive-in movie format. I cannot wait forward to hearing our audience’s tracing measures being taken by for our students to watch themselves reactions to the work as we continue the state. No paper programs will be perform up on the silver screen!" to elevate the students' education." handed out at this event. Audience Names and phone numbers of each Experience the Vanishing Point: members will be able to scan a QR group will be taken to correspond with Faculty Dance Concert in a way that code to have the program electron- the current COVID-19 contact tracing you never imagined. Join the drive-in ically. A link to the program will also measures being taken by the state. No movie style production on November be provided on the day of the show. paper programs will be handed out 7, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. at the Bud Bowman Camrie Cutler, a junior Music at this event. Audience members will Intramural Field (BBF) on SUU’s and Psychology double major from be able to scan a QR code to have the Campus. For more information about Cedar City, Utah, says, “The most program electronically. A link to the the Department of Theatre, Dance, and interesting part about preparing for program will also be provided on the Arts Administration, please visit www. this concert during COVID-19 is the day of the show. suu.edu/pva/ta. C ourtesy SUU Wind Symphony 14 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 showcase Iron County Today Award-winning documentary playing at Red Rock Film Fest

from Dave Lindsay leased police recordings with the Fo r Iron County Today killers, and exclusive interviews with the Archuleta family, friends of the The true-crime documentary victim, and local law enforcement, “Dog Valley” will have its Cedar City including former Iron County premiere with two screenings at the Attorney and US Drug Czar Scott Red Rock Film Festival on November Burns. The film was directed by Dave 4th through 7th at Festival Hall. Dog Lindsay and has won best documen- Valley is the true story of the 1988 tary at two film festivals and has kidnaping, torture, rape and murder received an Outstanding Excellence of Gordon Church, a gay Mormon Award. The film is not yet rated college student from Delta, Utah. but will most likely receive a PG-13 One of the convicted killers, Michael rating for mature content. Archuleta, is on death row in the The first showing is on November Utah State Prison and was recently 4, 2020, 8:20 pm MST (Festival denied his final chance for parole in Hall B) with the second showing September. Most of the on November 7, 2020, 3:15 pm MST events of the crime (Festival Hall A). Festival Hall is began in Cedar located at 105 N 100 E in Cedar City. City and ended The Festival is open to the near Filmore, General Public and tickets can be Utah along purchased to the live in-person Interstate 15 near screening of the film at the Red the Dog Valley Rock Film Festival website: exit. https://redrockfilmfestival. Dog eventive.org/films/dog-val- Valley features ley-5f718a49583b3b003e3c666b never-before-re-

Producer and Director Dave Lindsay brings to the screen the story of a hate crime that began in Cedar City and ended near Filmore and the Dog Valley exit.

C ourtesy Dave Lindsay

Join OSU to celebrate the orchestra music of Beethoven on Thursday, « Continued from page 12 November 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Heritage Theater or stream it is too ambiguous. This is one of online November 14-21. Tickets the pieces where Beethoven takes will be required to attend either in classical music farther than it had person or online. An access code previously dared to go into the dark for streaming will be provided with night of the soul, which he proved ticket purchase. Ticket prices are as that only music could express. But it follows: $12 for adults, $6 for children, ultimately climbs out into a shining and $6 for students. Tickets are now and deeply personal triumph. available online at www.myosu.org. A Salute to Our Essential Heroes 2 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes Iron County Today A letter to Cedar City from SUU's Athletic Director

To Our Cedar City Family,

hat a wild ride these past eight months have been. W It has challenged us all in so many different aspects, both personally and professionally. I want to thank the Cedar City community for being resilient through this time, and being so supportive of SUU Athletics student-athletes, coaches, and administration. The essential workers in and around Cedar City have been critical in helping the student-athletes and staff survive and thrive during this time. From those that work in healthcare, to those that work at the grocery store, you all have been so incredibly important to keeping the city running. We owe a large debt of gratitude to teachers, law enforce- ment, fire fighters, and so on. I could spend this whole page thanking each person in the city. It was a lot of hard work to get our student-athletes back on campus for the Fall Semester, and the fact that they could return has been a blessing. We also want to thank those of you who have complied with wear- ing masks, which in turn has given us an opportunity to compete this wearing masks is an adjustment the past. We will be announcing and as soon as we are able. We’re going upcoming season. We just had the (just ask the student-athletes who explaining these changes soon, but to have a really exciting winter and first event of the year, with men’s have had to wear them during we want to ensure all of you that spring season packed with events, and women’s cross country teams training), but they’re so important we're implementing them with you and it’s our goal to be able to share competing, and men’s and women’s and thank you all for doing your (our fans) in mind. Hopefully things it all with you, our Thunderbird basketball seasons are right around best along with us. get completely back to normal soon, family. It just won’t be the same if the corner. These realities are only With that all being said, we but in the meantime we want to you’re not able to #StormTheSky possible because of the cooperation are still dealing with a number of make sure the health and safety of with us. from the community which helped changes. When it comes to tickets our student-athletes, coaches, staff Best Wishes, the COVID-19 numbers stay at a and attendance, things won’t nec- and fans remains our top priority. manageable level. We know that essarily be the same as they have in We look forward to seeing you all Debbie Corum Iron County Today A Salute to our Essential Heroes Wednesday, November 4, 2020 3 Together, we will get through this obstacle

or Chrysalis, our team members and individuals have had their share of concerns F dealing with all of the challenges that have come with COVID-19. In Iron County Chrysalis we have over 530 employees, 49 homes, 4 day services, and 140 individuals that we provide 24/7 services to. Managing all of that pre-pandemic was quite the undertaking already, and now since COVID-19 it has added another layer of challenges and opportunities for us all. As the Area Director of Chrysalis Cedar City, I am super grateful to all of our great team members at Chrysalis. I am humbled by their positive attitudes, the time, and the sacrifices both seen and unseen over the past few months. I can’t express how touched and inspired I have been by each of you. I appreciate all who help Chrysalis clients including team members, the families, doctors, emergency responders, and state caseworkers. They have gone out of their way to support and create memories for the individuals we serve. Thank you for all the crafts made, all the hikes taken, all the masks worn and safety pre- cautions taken, all the fun food baked, all the rides given, all of the medical appointments attended, all the games played, all the fishing and camping trips, all the hearts comforted, and all the cool inventive activities provided to our individuals during this pandemic. THANK YOU for your discretionary effort and creating these meaningful memories!!!!!! There is a lot of uncertainty and concern out there about COVID-19 still. We don’t know exactly how this pandemic will continue to affect us all or for how long. When facing adversity people can become fractured with fear or they can unite together to confront the issue. Unity creates strength, stability, and peace. “We are People Caring for and About People.” May we never forget our mission to care for I want to reiterate how much we need you. commitment! Thank you for making this world a and about people with disabilities. May we have a How much our individuals NEED you. And better place! stronger resolve to provide these services better we still need help. We NEED kind, loving, and Best than we ever have. We have the important duty patient people to apply to work here. Together, to serve some of our society’s most vulnerable unified we will get through this obstacle. Thank Tyler Taylor citizens. you for your sacrifice, your diligence, and your Chrysalis Area Director -Iron County 4 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes Iron County Today Shining a spotlight on our Essential Heroes e are proud to spotlight a Tayler McElyea, of cleanliness, COVID or not,” says doing OK. When I notice someone’s few of the many Essential Environmental Tayler, “I was glad to know that the perhaps not on their A-Game, I take W Heroes at Cedar City Services technician, products we use to clean kill the them aside and we talk. Oftentimes Hospital, for all they have done COVID germ too. It feels good to walk they just need to know I care and am during this unprecedented time of Cedar City Hospital out of a room I just cleaned and know a safe, listening ear. I try never to give COVID-19. Tayler learned she was expecting it’s been cleaned thoroughly and is personal advice, but I keep the focus a baby about the time COVID-19 pristine and safe for everyone that where it should be: on them and what Scott Yardley, started and praises her coworkers comes in and out of it.” Her manager, their going through and how I can Pharmacy Manager, and leaders for helping during a April Yeomans, says “Tayler loves help. They know I truly care about Cedar City Hospital challenging time. “Being pregnant, meeting people, and brings a smile them and their success in their role.” I couldn’t risk going into a COVID and lift to all of the great work she His coworkers praise Shawn for When Scott learned about patient room,” says Tayler, “so my does for our hospital and patients.” the caring, compassionate leader he COVID-19 , he, along with a team of managers and coworkers came to my is, so much so that Intermountain Intermountain pharmacists, created a buffer supply of pharmaceuticals to ensure the hospitals and commu- nities were prepared. “It was a team effort to be sure,” says Scott. “We identified the medications we would most critically need, and also ones that had a potential for shortage, and made sure to organize a buffer so that we could support each other and ensure we all had what was needed.” Scott and his team of phar- macists and technicians at Cedar City Hospital are widely known throughout the hospital, healthcare community, and Intermountain Healthcare for their precision, Scott Yardley Tayler McElyea Shawn Garfield lack of error, and example of true excellence. And throughout COVID- rescue and would clean the rooms Shawn Garfield, Healthcare recently recognized 19, their knowledge, expertise, and I couldn’t. They were really there Shawn’s management style as one to exactness has provided the highest Same Day Surgery Manager, for me! Even coworkers from the ER emulate throughout the entire system. level of safety for our patients. “I Cedar City Hospital came to help me when needed.” “My dad (the late Bud Garfield of Cedar love what I do, and have the best While learning to navigate a new Shawn says he very much sees City) was the perfect example to me team anywhere,” says Scott. “The set of challenges with a virus people the stress that COVID has created in of so many things, one of those being work we do is extremely important were still learning about, Tayler says the lives of caregivers he manages. “I that people most often just need to and directly impactful to the lives it didn’t change much in the way think it’s been especially hard on their know someone really cares,” says and wellbeing of every single things were done in her role. “We home lives right now,” says Shawn. “So Shawn. “And I really do. I’m proud to be patient, and we take that work I’ve tried to make it a point every day always wear a mask now, but we have a part of such an outstanding group of extremely seriously, no matter to visit every caregiver on shift in my always held to the highest standards people to get to work with.” what.” department, and make sure people are Iron County Today A Salute to our Essential Heroes Wednesday, November 4, 2020 5 SHE. Standing strong with Canyon Creek Services

HE. Salon is proud to partner with Canyon Creek Services to bring awareness to the S reality of how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted domestic violence and sexual assault in our area and honor them as essential heroes. Canyon Creek Services, formerly Canyon Creek Women’s Crisis Center, is a non-profit agency that serves survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and works to prevent these types of violence in our community. Located in Cedar City, CCS serves Beaver, Iron and Garfield counties. CCS is much more than just a shelter. CCS provides comprehensive, free and confidential services including victim advocacy, information and refer- ral, court and medical accompaniment, mental health services, housing advocacy, crisis interven- tion, 24 hour hotline services, safety planning and more. CCS also provides awareness, education and prevention services in order to achieve their vision of “Communities Free of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault.” CCS experienced various opportunities and challenges this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Following Governor Gary Herbert’s critical “Stay Home, Stay Safe” directive on March 26, 2020, the organization saw a significant increase in the demand for services. CCS saw a 21% increase in those accessing services, a 38% increase in hotline calls, and 5 times While the pandemic has ongoing community partnerships and support as more sexual assault hospital posed unique situations and we have navigated and are continuing to navigate responses than at the same difficulties and has substan- this challenging time. SHE. Salon is honored to time last year. These trends tially impacted the agency, support CCS and the work they do to make a have persisted throughout dedicated advocates and difference in the lives of survivors and in our the year and CCS has seen the staff have and are continuing community. increasing need for services as the pandemic has to do everything possible to provide safety and Canyon Creek Services provides free and confi- continued. While CCS is fully supportive of these meet the needs of anyone who reaches out for dential services for survivors of domestic violence protective directives they have felt the significant help. The essential heroes at Canyon Creek and sexual assault. Help is available via the 24 impact of the increased demand and the devas- have persevered and found ways to connect hour hotline through text or call at 435-233-5732. tating consequences of abuse in our community with survivors and our community during this Donations can be made online at canyoncreekser- during this time. unprecedented time. CCS is so grateful for vices.org/donate . 6 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes Iron County Today

Finding a safe place to call home

t Century 21 Prestige during this time, when real estate industry provides Real Estate has been has a home in which they Realty, our goal is the limiting contact by staying $32.4 billion to the gross deemed an essential service can seek refuge. A same as everyone’s: home helps combat the state product. Every home in Utah. How are people We love this community to protect the health and spread of coronavirus that is sold in Utah has an supposed to shelter at home that we serve! We are well-being of our commu- and protects the most approximate $95,400 posi- if there is no home to shelter deeply grateful for the nity. We must also defend vulnerable among us, its tive impact on the economy. in? It is a crucial basic need. determination and resilience the fabric of our community importance becomes even This in turn creates a ripple At Century 21 Prestige Realty, this community continues and the critical infrastruc- more paramount. effect on many industries our agents are working hard to demonstrate. We are so ture that supports us all. Real estate and related affecting thousands of helping people find a safe thankful for the opportunity Shelter is a fundamental services constitute a sizable Utahns above and beyond place to call home. Every day, to work for so many amaz- human need and is essential portion of the economy of the buyer or seller in a real we are striving to ensure ing folks in this place we all to our survival. Particularly Utah and Iron County. The estate transaction. that everyone we work for call home. Iron County Today A Salute to our Essential Heroes Wednesday, November 4, 2020 7 The importance of family & child development

or over 38 years, SUU Head Start has F provided a family-ori- ented comprehensive early childhood development program in the southwest- ern part of the state. It is designed to provide educa- tion, social services, health, and nutrition services to income eligible families. Parents work together with teachers and staff to plan activities that focus on all areas of family and child development. Our School’s Beliefs…. provide educational activ- educational, social and » Head Start and parents ities for the parents to do emotional development. are partners in the educa- with their children during A comprehensive health tion of their children. the shutdown. program including referrals » Head Start provides a The Major Components to medical, dental, mental safe, caring and physically of SUU Head Start are… health and nutritional ser- comfortable environment. vices are available to Head » Head Start treats all Start children and families. parents and children with Education dignity and respect. The program is designed » Head Start encourages to give each child a variety Parent & Family the development of creative, of learning experiences. Engagement self-confident individuals. Individual activities espe- The parent is the child’s » Head Start prepares cially designed to promote first teacher and therefore, children to become effective self-help, intellectual, social, the most important influ- communicators and lifelong emotional and physical ence on a child’s develop- ognizes the importance learners. development are provided. A ment. Parent participation of early detection of As we move forward in Head Start child is assessed is an essential part of every disabilities and helps our communities, we are In the weeks leading up throughout the year. program’s component. provide services in the least grateful to all the other to the stay at home order, Parents are encouraged and restrictive environment. people and organizations SUU Head Start mobilized supported as volunteers in Health Services We have programs that are that go the extra mile to its staff to provide essential all aspects of Head Start. supplies and learning SUU Head Start empha- available to your child and protect and service us all. sizes the importance of early materials to each of its Disability Services family through Head Start Thank you from the staff, children and their families. identification problems, and its partnerships with parents, and of course all the These learning kits help which can affect the child’s SUU Head Start rec- other agencies. kids at SUU Head Start 8 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes Iron County Today

Southern Utah Museum of Art’s Core Values ollaboration. Welcome. Growth. These are Growth the core values at Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) displayed in our exhibitions, Collectively as a society, we have grown and C changed through adapting our lives around the staff, supporters, and visitors. SUMA uses these three words to guide our actions, and during the pandemic. At SUMA, our aim is to help foster that pandemic we had the opportunity for our core growth through exploring new art forms, either values to really shine. viewing or creating. Our current exhibition, Right Here Right Now, honors and celebrates the perspectives and contributions, past and present, Collaboration of women to our cultural society. With works As a visual arts destination, SUMA works to relating to womanhood, motherhood, sisterhood, bring its various audiences together. Over the the female body, the pandemic, social injustices, spring and summer, SUMA worked with orga- and more, visitors are sure to find something nizations and businesses in town such as Iron that resonates with them, or encourages them to County School District, Color Country Art Supply, grow in their perspective. and ImagePro, with the support of Cedar City RAP Tax, to assemble and distribute 6,000 art kits to SUMA is a cornerstone in the community kids in our community. Through this community to bring people together through the power collaboration, SUMA was able to continue bringing of visual art. Our space is open for people to meaningful art experiences to the community, encounter new ideas, start a dialogue with even when our doors were closed. friends or strangers, and to express themselves porary women artists, currently on view. In recent through creating their own works of art. Whether Welcome years, museums have become recognized by medical you’re a longtime member, or visiting for the first time, SUMA welcomes you to collaborate After a 10-week closure, we were thrilled to professionals as a place to visit to combat stress and grow with us. SUMA is free and open to the be able to welcome our community back to the and increase levels of serotonin, boosting a person’s public Monday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 museum. Since reopening in June, SUMA has been overall well-being. SUMA welcomes everyone p.m. Virtual programs and activities are available able to share the work of graduating SUU Art & looking to get away from the ongoing stress induced at go.suu.edu/sumaathome. Design students, Jimmie F. Jones, and 20 contem- from life, work, the pandemic, and more. Iron County Today A Salute to our Essential Heroes Wednesday, November 4, 2020 9 Keeping America running

hen you think of an essential hero, who comes W to mind? Most people might say a first responder like a Fire Fighter, Police Officer or even an EMS worker. Some might say Doctors or Nurses in the hospitals. All of which are great examples of essential heroes. I would like to talk about some essential heroes that many people tend to forget about. Our Delivery Drivers, Retail Workers, & Food Service Workers. Delivery Drivers The Delivery Drivers are working to make sure that our food, clothing, electronics, cleaners, and other products are being delivered safely and efficiently to our houses and businesses every day. Rather they drive an eighteen wheeler, a box truck, or just a personal car, they are making sure that we have the supplies to our houses and stores that we both need and want. Thank you Delivery Drivers. Retail Workers That brings us to the Retail Workers who are always there stock- ing shelves and assisting costumers in a face to face environment every day. They are there to help us when getty images we need to find food, medicine or all of us to enjoy. Thank you Retail are there cooking our meals for us thru, either one is there to help us cleaning products. Some also go that Workers. when we are on the run and do not eat on our busy schedules. extra mile by telling us a small joke have time to do it ourselves. Also So remember when you are to brighten our day. Others ask us Food Service Workers they are the ones who make the out and about next time to thank how our day is going while ringing special moment just right when we some of these Forgotten Essential up our products at the register. And Next we come to the Food Service are celebrating a special occasion. It Heroes who help make our lives we can’t forget about the people Workers. Many people take these may be a local sit down restaurant more convenient and Keep America who are keeping the place clean for people for granted every day. They or it may be a quick trip to the drive Running. 10 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes Iron County Today

What have you learned from 2020?

omewhere around March, the Water is essential. You must have it to make sure all of our customers to homes when offices closed and world went haywire. Because of to live. But at the same time, who is had water and that nobody ran out. making sure residences had enough S Corona Virus, our missionary to decide what type of business is They worked overtime producing water with kids home from school. son had been stuck for almost a week or is not essential? We learned that emergency water storage boxes for Then unrest broke out across in a closed down African airport, we all businesses are essential. In this our community. These ingenious America. We are forever indebted to were worried about our daughter-in- community, we all rely on each other boxes store 5 gallons of purified water those veterans who have protected law who was pregnant and working as for help, support, and economic within a mylar bag which has a spout our rights, including the right to a nurse in the Cedar City hospital, we prosperity. and is placed inside the box. This is a peaceably protest, and grateful to were concerned for our parents and As the calls poured in from people perfect storage solution because the the law enforcement that protected, others in our community who were at who were concerned about having water has a long shelf life and stacks when that right crossed the line into a vulnerable age, and businesses were water on hand, we realized how easily to save space. We’re always riots. We are thankful for all those shutting down all over. important water is in case of emer- happy to help families prepare in this who do what they can to protect our We breathed a sigh of relief as the gency. Even though the water supply way because it means less people that God-given rights of “Life, Liberty, and government deemed our business wasn’t technically disrupted, the will need water in a future emergency, the Pursuit of Happiness” …because “essential” and we were allowed to more people worried, the more water like an earthquake, where the water when it comes down to it, along with keep providing water service. When flew off the shelves. We’re proud of supply could be disrupted. Our team our loved ones, this is what is truly you think about it, it makes sense. our team and how hard they worked adapted quickly, switching deliveries “essential”.

Wednesday, November 4, 2020 15 Community r& Pe sonal Interest in Iron County Life Parowan’s First Doctor Pua lina Lyman celebrated in new Downtown mural

by Tessa Douglas delivered hundreds of babies over a number of symbols relevant black bag,” said Twitchell. Fo r Iron County Today the course of her life. to Lyman’s life and to the Iron The mural is located behind During the unveiling, Maria County area. Because Lyman lived Century 21 Prestige Realty at 121 N. The newest historic downtown Twitchell, Executive Director of the in Parowan, many of the symbols Main Street in Cedar City. mural, featuring Paulina Lyman, was Cedar City-Brian Head Tourism are drawn as petroglyphs in a nod Iron County Republican Women unveiled at October’s Iron County Bureau, encouraged women to write to the Parowan gap. Petroglyphs meets the third Wednesday of Republican Women luncheon. down their stories for future gener- depict symbols related to her every month. They are affiliated Paulina Lyman was Parowan’s ations. She said Lyman’s history and early work as a seamstress and with both the Utah Federation first doctor and midwife, as well as contributions were uncovered as to the babies she delivered as a and the National Federation of an active suffragist. She was married side notes in her husband’s journal, doctor and midwife. Underneath, a Republican Women. The goal of to LDS apostle Amasa Mason Lyman, which she felt was somewhat of banner stating “Votes for Women” their organization is to educate and and was sent by Brigham Young a tragedy. She said in the past illustrates her contributions to empower women who esteem the to Southern Utah to care for the “women were not typically part of women’s suffrage. conservative principles and values pioneers there. the story…(women’s) stories need In the mural, Lyman is also set forth in the Republican platform. After practicing medicine for to move forward. They need to be depicted with her black doctor’s They also help elect Republican 40 years, at the age of 60, Lyman uncovered generations from bag, which represents another candidates to office. They desire to wanted to improve the care she now and they need to be significant anecdote of her motivate more women to become was providing. She traveled to Salt part of the fabric of what life. “In Parowan, no one involved in the on-going quest for Lake City to train as a midwife, has happened in our Th e Iron County ever told the stork story. good government. To learn more, then returned to Parowan where community.” Republican Women It was aunt Lymie visit www.ironcountyrepublican- unveil the mural she trained two other women. She The mural contains celebrating Parowan's first bringing the baby in a women.com. doctor, Paulina Phelps Lyman. Lyman was a brave pioneer who helped change the future for generations of women.

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Due to the community’s responsibility around issues of critical cultural competency, MUSIC MASTERWORKS SERIES: SUU WIND to help prevent the potential spread of anti-racism/anti-bias, and inclusive community SYMPHONY – 7:30 pm. Heritage Center Theater Sunday, November 8 COVID-19, please check with the event and building. Info: suu.edu/apex (105 N 100 E, Cedar City). Tickets $10 adults, $5 activity sponsors to make sure that the event youth. Tickets can be purchased at the door CAPPUCCINO DAY is still taking place. Everyone’s patience is the night of the concert or online at www.suu. edu/pva. Audience members required to wear “This is your Sunday reminder that you greatly appreciated during this time. can handle whatever this week throws at you! masks. – Unknown FRIDAY FAMILY TOURS – Kolob Canyon Wednesday, November 4 Drive (Zion NP) (easy). *Families w/at least 1 child (1-17 yrs. old). Enjoy a Guided 3-hour CANDY DAY scenic tour (&/or hike) to enjoy & explore Monday, November 9 Southern Utah mountains & desert landscapes. 14TH ANNUAL RED ROCK FILM FESTIVAL: Great for families and homeschoolers CHAOS NEVER DIES DAY SCREENINGS (Wed Thru Sat) – First screening traveling & learning. Family group rate: $60 at Noon with the last screening at 8:30 pm. special Purchase available online at www. Cedar Theater (33 N Main St, Cedar City). radiantrocktravel.com! Up to 6 people per Features and shorts will be featured all day group. Water bottles included. be sure to check the schedule at the Cedar COWBOY AND WESTERN GATHERING – (1st Theater for details. Passes available online at Fri, Monthly) 6-8pm, Mountain View Ranch & redrockfilmfestival.eventive.org. Museum (10 S 600 W Parowan) Enjoy Western WONDER WEDNESDAY – Frontier Music, Cowboy Poetry & Quality family time Homestead State Park (1st Wed) 635 N Main and promote our pioneer heritage. Open Mic. SOUTHERN UTAH WATERCOLOR SOCIETY “Fall St, (435) 586-9290. Drop by anytime between 2 DAY OF THE DEAD: FESTIVAL OF ALTARS – Admission is Free. All are welcome! Exhibit” – (Thru Nov 13) Kolob Gallery (111 S. Main pm – 4 pm. Admission is FREE for all students (Thurs - Sat) 11 am to 6 pm, at SUMA (13 S 300 Street – Next to Pizza Factory) (Mon-Fri 10 am to K-5. Children, accompanied by an adult, can W) Thru Saturday, November 7th. Admission is 6 pm) and (Sat 10 am – 2 pm) Featuring six local join for an adventure and fun make-and-take FREE. Visitors are invited to come and pick up a Saturday, November 7 artists: Sandra Anderson, Mike Clark, Bronson activities. (See Nov. 11 for more info) free art kit (while supplies last) and view altars Hardy, Debbie Robb, Teri Rochford, Carol Stenger. and other decorations to celebrate the Mexican MEDITATION CLASS – (Wednesdays) 7 to 7:45 HUG A BEAR DAY pm. Healing Tree Wellness Center (535 S Main holiday while practicing social distancing. St #4). This 5-week session will run (10/21 thru www.suu.edu/pva/suma/ 11/18). In the spirit of Dana (generosity) and to PRECEPT UPON PRECEPT BIBLE STUDY – 1 to 3 Tuesday, November 10 pm, Cedar City Library (303 N 100 E). An cover the rental of the space, please donate FORGET-ME-NOT DAY whatever amount you see fit between $0-$5. 8-week study of 1st Peter, “How to Stand Firm When Tested.” Precept Bible studies are HISTORY – (1969) SESAME STREET DEBUTS – nondenominational. Call 435-267-2234 or 435- Known for its entertaining and educational Thursday, November 5 238-3078 for info and to register. The cost of muppet characters, created by the late Jim the workbook is $18. www.precept.org. Henson, it is one of the longest-running U.S. LOVE YOUR RED HAIR DAY television shows in history, and is syndicated worldwide. There are at least 4,561 episodes Friday, November 6 and binging back-to-back episodes would take 184 days and 12 hrs. to watch them all. NACHOS DAY CEDAR CITY YEAR-ROUND DOWNTOWN FARMERS MARKET, 9 am – 1 pm, Every Saturday rain or shine, in the parking lot Wednesday, November 11 behind the Stratford Hotel, (18 S Main Street) or inside the building behind the parking lot VETERANS DAY in the cold weather months. Definitely worth WONDER WEDNESDAY – SUU S.T.E.M. stopping by for art work, baked goods, crafts, Center. Drop by anytime between 2 pm – 4 custom semi-precious stone and costume pm. Admission is FREE for all students K-5. jewelry, farm fresh produce, homemade Children, accompanied by an adult, can join for brownies & candies, home style treats, an adventure and fun make-and-take activities. homemade jams & jellies, homeopathic items This restriction will be lifted when the policies and 100% real honey. of all partners lift mask restrictions. Earn a SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, 9 AM - 1 PM, prize by attending Wonder Wednesday at A.P.E.X. – TATÉ WALKER. 11:30 am. Free to Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good weather each location at least once this fall! Get your the public. Held in the Great Hall on the SUU outside, bad weather inside. Farmers with passport at any Wonder Wednesday event. campus. Taté Walker is a Lakota citizen of the vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked goods & Collect a stamp at each location and then turn Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of South Dakota who breads, meats, tamales, food vendors, hand- it in at SUMA to collect your prize. “writes, rights and riots!” Taté uses her 15 years crafted items including soaps, lotions, jewelry, · Frontier Homestead State Park (1st Wed) of experience working for daily newspapers, clothing, home décor and gifts for all ages. For · Cedar City Library (2nd Wed) social justice organizations, and tribal education info call (435) 463-3735. · Southern Utah Museum of Art (3rd Wed) systems to organize students and professionals · SUU S.T.E.M. Center (4th Wed – Oct – Nov) Iron County Today life Wednesday, November 4, 2020 17 C alendar People Support Groups Service Clubs Government Alcoholics Anonymous LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org • Tues, 12 pm • Call Pres. Roger Shurtz for mtg. 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, info. Everyone welcome! (435) 590-2896 Commission Chambers Kara (702) 232-6829 ROTARY CLUB 68 S 100 E, Parowan. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall Cedar City Elks Lodge #1556 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, Noon 111 E Freedom Blvd. Cedar City Misfits • M – F, 6 pm (435) 586-8332 ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION Birth Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm MARINE CORPS LEAGUE 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, 11 am Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Mason Gus Jones My Story • Sat, 8 pm Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. Mason Gus Jones was born on Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am ENOCH CITY COUNCIL AMERICAN LEGION AUX 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall October 21, 2020 at 1:37pm. Mason What a Way to Start the Day • Su, W, F weighed 6 lbs. 9 oz. and was 19 in. 7-8 am • All are welcome 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar Library, 303 N 100 E 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Amer. Legion Conf. Room • (435) 704-6654 long. The proud parents are Jessica Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm Paiute P AROwan CITY COUNCIL Lynn Jones and Colby Herman Gus Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) DAR – Bald Eagle Chapter 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall Jones, of Cedar City. 586-1112 Ext. 307 2nd Tues, 4 pm, Cedar City Library 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • Call for [email protected] location • (702) 802-1332 or (702) 533-7856 BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE Iron County Republican Women Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • Canyon 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar City. 3rd Wed, 11:30 am. Tickets $20, https:// Park, Lions Pavilion • (435) 477-8925 Helpline: 435-559-4505 www.ironcountyrepublicanwomen.com The Great Fact • T, Fri, Noon. Call (435) 559-7777 for location. Al-Anon Classes/Activities Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed ADULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE Pickleball Group Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) and Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333 members, or $8 drop-in fee. free (outdoors) Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE ROCK CLUB E agle Scout Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 Hope for Today (Family Groups) 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about Tyler Riddle Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS endurance-building activities, relaxation Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. Tyler Riddle was recently presented his Eagle Scout Award. He is the son www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 techniques, and health education topics. southernutahrockclub.org of Ryan and Kim Riddle. Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, AWANA BIBLE CLUB SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS unless otherwise listed 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm 3 yrs-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm - 8 pm shop, 703 W 600 S. Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 TAE KWON DO CLASS Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic Center, Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm BOOK CLUB 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/mo., ages 5+, Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 any experience level (435) 865-9223. Helps (Small room) N 100 E. This month we will discuss "Left benefit Canyon Creek Crisis Center. Neglected" by Lisa Genova Women Only • Sun, 11 am TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD Wed & Fri, 9:30-10:30 am • Cedar Senior The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center Center, 489 E 200 S. Free class, basic elements (877) 865-5890. 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 of Tai Chi – Coordination, Balance, flexibility. Register: Maria Bailey (435) 673-3548 ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING 4th Mon, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] 303 N 100 E. 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library Mission or (435) 238-4998 x8773 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS Elder Mason Lyman PARKINSON’S Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly 2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. Evening Elder Mason Lyman has been called & shape your future. Be the leader and weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm • Cedar City to serve in the Frankfurt Germany CAREGIVERS speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose weight without Mission of The Church of Jesus 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging buying special foods. • 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or CEDAR PROFESSIONALS Christ of Latter-day Saints. He has Offices, 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) been doing his MTC work online Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization WATER AEROBICS CLASS from his home and has been tem- 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary of business people. Stimulate business Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 W., porarily assigned to the Newport, building, Main & 300 N, Parowan for members through exchange of ideas, Fun, up-tempo workout to music. Intensive CA mission. He is the son of Glen information and business referrals. cardio, full body muscle toning. Any fitness & Celesta Lyman and Grandson of SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED www.cedarprofessionals.org level. All ages. $3/class, including pool Marion Lyman. 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library admission. (435) 327-2091 (no text) COLOR COUNTRY WINDS NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family Wed • Come brush up on your band skills to WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! Thurs, 7 pm • SW Behavioral Health Center, share with the community. Call Debbie at Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center There is no charge for birth, first birthday, 245 E 680 S, Cedar. Free • (435) 590-7749 (435) 559-9609 for time and location. 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, in-person mission, Eagle Scout, 50th anniversary (and motivation from members, trained guides up), wedding and 80th birthday (and up) PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL and wellness coaches. (702) 832-0555. Evening announcements. Submissions can be made 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake Ctr) workshops now available. More info at online at ironcountytoday.com, or emailed Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City Paddles & balls supplied. (435) 586-6345 weightwatchers.com/us/find-a-meeting) to [email protected] or brought to www.southernutahshare.com 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar City, Utah 84721. The HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE WELLNESS PLACE deadline is Friday at noon for the following Multiple sclerosis Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) week’s issue. Announcements should be 100 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar Visitor’s Center words or less. Please call 435-867-1865 ext. 5 for Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc.com/ pricing for all other announcements. (581 N Main) Caregivers and those with MS 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 upcoming-classes 18 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 life Iron County Today 'Hat Check Girl' moments where we’ve already seen (and been) the painful painting of the moment after. We all know what it’s like to have days and weeks of juggling and struggling to carry all the weights the Rut and works during the conventions of our lives. And while this particular painting depicts a less traveled hat check girl, it could as easily be the hat check guy. Men can also try and wear many hats in by Corey Baumgartner the name of providing for themselves and their Ir on County Today family. However, when any of us sacrifice our peace to keep up the pace—we risk losing the here is a classic Norman Rockwell painting very things we’re working so hard to gain and entitled, “Hat Check Girl” or “Convention.” maintain. I read an interpretation of this classic Looking closer at the painting, there is a cigar compositionT that suggested she could have been at her feet. It’s still burning and surely bothering an aspiring actress paying her dues—collecting her while she’s trying to do her job. She can’t reach the hats and coats of the “famous” or “successful” over to pick it up, let alone kick it away because people she hopes to be herself someday. However, she might fall over. My point is, why don’t we at the moment, she not only looks bored and take the time, or make the time to get rid of the ignored, but she also looks like maybe she’s things (usually the small things) in our lives that having a pouty pity-party (understandably so) bother us; things that are smoldering and smoking as she ponders her pursued path underneath the us out? Is it because we’re too busy? Burdened? prints.nrm.org weight and pressure of packing other people’s Blinded? Or perhaps we’re distracted? Depressed? around us and we’ll feel overwhelmed and even paraphernalia. If we don’t make time to make changes, time will begin doubting, pouting, shrinking and shirking Not only is she carrying and wearing too many eventually take us. our abilities and responsibilities in our lives. If hats; she has to also keep track of them all as to I’ll share one final thought from this work of you’re going to dare compare then don’t despair. give them back to the correct owners, who will be art to help remind and reinforce our hearts during Realize that you, too, can accomplish great things, in a hurry and anxious to get home and hoping to our rutty conventions of life. Yes, we must pay according to your life’s plan. You may feel like avoid any inconvenience after the convention. I’d our dues and even endure the blues. Mix in some just a lowly hat check person now, but if you are like to see the painting of her after it’s over. green with envy on our personal palettes for the willing to keep getting up and not give up, you will I’m sure we’ve each had similar “hat check” apparent peace and prosperity of other people become much more. Iron County Today life Wednesday, November 4, 2020 19 B usiness T ruly-Local educational options for your local strategy he key to the success of the Truly-Local businesses than with initiative is a long-term and Building Main Street, Not Wall Street a Truly Local business directory. consistent campaign. Each Residents in your community want ofT the items listed on this checklist to support their local business are specifically designed to work Know Your Neighbor Feature and so forth online that might be establishments, but often don’t by building upon each other. In Always a way to build trust, com- difficult to do in print due to space. know who is Truly-Local and who marketing, for a message to res- munity and goodwill is highlighting The only caution here is to not is only local. Give those that invest, onate, the audience must see the local government, leaders, business treat online as print; they are two live and work in your community same message 8-12 times, prefer- people, readers and so forth. In completely different worlds and another reason to stay invested and ably presented in different ways. addition to this however, I would need to be treated as such. Great supportive of your efforts. Businesses Doing this short-term will have include the everyday man/women place for your surveys, special local will appreciate this effort. little impact. This is an internal on the street and create a list of promotions and so forth. Why Stay Local Event DNA change that will then spread 5-6 consistent questions that guide Tourism Pieces to the readers and community. It is or lead them to local answers. In Children are growing up and the overall quantity as well as the essence, take an old idea and truly- When we discuss the concept leaving our communities, but quality of the various initiatives localize the concept through leading of Truly-Local, the topic of tourism the facts are that if our children that will convey the messages questions and so forth. An ideal can be a topic married to this as had viable job opportunities and you need to send. You may utilize project for a stringer/freelancer. well. Tourism is vital to a com- community pride, they are more any of the following ideas in your munity as it brings in additional much more likely to stay in the overall strategy, but creating your Truly Local Business Profiles/ tax revenue not typically realized. community they grew up in. Work own ideas is encouraged. To coin Spotlights Creating a tourism mindset within with local employers and local high a phrase, “If you build it, they will Bring the Truly-Local a community can yield great school and colleges in the creation come” is very true. mentality right to your returns over the years of an event that educates the under community. This feature as it becomes adopted. 22 crowd to the real opportunities Meet Community Influencers need not be a promotional Just know, there is quite available in their own communities. Weekly piece for the local busi- a few dollars available It is critical that you and your ness community. It should when the topic turns to The above strategies, when leadership team are able to connect highlight the owners; tourism, don’t leave this employed systematically and with and gather input from com- who they are, did they stone unturned. correctly, are very powerful. They munity leaders, business leaders, grow-up in the commu- Truly-Local can change the dynamics in your educators, reader’s each and every nity? Make it a history Publication (Top community and thus the newspa- week. The challenge is for the piece relating to the Volunteers etc.) per’s future as well. For those com- leadership team to meet with one community in the form panies that may want assistance at Create a yearly Top- influencer each week. of letting people know John A. Newby any level, we can provide a 1-4 day Nurses, Top-Volunteer, who their neighbors are. columnist implementation strategy training Create a Stump Speech & Create 5-6 questions that and/or Top-Public session. The training consists of Presentation & Present you can ask each business Servant piece that honors presentations that can be adapted When you are asked questions that is featured; every business will those truly local people in your to the entire company, the editorial in the community about your new get the same questions that drive community. This can be a nice team and/or the advertising teams. strategy, be prepared to concisely local responses. revenue generator as well. This Essentially, you will have the respond. Prepare a short elevator can also spinoff into a nice and entire toolbox to implement the speech, so to speak, as well as a Social Media Campaigns easy to pull-off event or banquet initiative at your fingertips saving Power Point presentation that can While utilizing your own that can also create a new revenue you weeks of time and effort. The be given in the local Rotary or other Facebook page is great, now is the opportunity while building a sense prices for these training sessions Civic groups. The community will time to get a bit more involved of community. are extremely affordable, especially be onboard; this is a great oppor- with the local community Facebook Famous Front Pages when several newspapers are com- tunity to bring many influencers pages. Become members of the local bining together as a company. We aboard the ship. pages and post many of the Truly- On days where you may need a make this training available simply Local pieces that you create there filler page to complete your product, to provide assistance when needed. Locally Provided Column as well. Not only link it back to your provide the community a look-back In no way must one feel obligated to This will take a bit of time. stories which will draw additional in history by featuring a famous utilize this service – due to demand, Finding local talent to write about traffic, but it will educate those that front-page from a historical per- our openings are somewhat limited. the value of Truly-Local spending you have otherwise failed to reach. spective. When done and promoted is critical, but in the long run, it will correctly, this will help to show the add credibility to your educational Digital Ad Campaign community that you have been a John A. Newby, author of the "Building process. The more local examples It goes without saying that community member for a long time Main Street, Not Wall Street " column – the better. The City, Chamber, nearly everything that we do needs and plan on providing them news assists communities and their local Main Street Organizations and to be replicated and completed and information into the future. media companies combine synergies Business Owners are great places online as well. As space is of Truly-Local Business allowing them to not just survive, but from which to turn to for potential little concern online, we should Directory thrive in a world where truly-local is lost writers be looking for ways to provide to Amazon, Wall Street chains and others. additional content, promotions What better way to promote [email protected]. 20 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 life Iron County Today schools ICSD News Nuggets from Le Ann Woolstenhulme life cycle of a star, and presented her game school supplies, and more! The students T hree Peaks to teachers for feedback. Her teachers were look forward to this event each year, and it Ir on County School District blown away by the quality of the crafts- truly makes a difference for East as a Elementary manship that Audrey displayed. She said of whole. This year, the Run was held E noch Elementary the experience, "The process of creating a virtually. Students logged their fitness Three Peaks Elementary would like to thank board game was a lot more work than I minutes on their own Fundraising Web our wonderful PTA for planning and Enoch Elementary 2nd Graders visited expected." She described what she learned Page. These minutes came from physical implementing our Red Ribbon Week. Our Staheli Family Farm this week. Students through the process. "I learned about activity done outside of school. Donations theme was Be Happy. Be Brave. Be Drug learned about the life cycle of a pumpkin multiple types of supernovas, what it were made to the student through the Web Free. Monday; we wore red to remember and about the animals on the farm. means for a star to be part of a binary Page as well. East was able to reach their that we are happy and RED-Y to fight the system, and how a black hole is created. school goal of $12,000 and earned a Jump war on drugs! Tuesday; we wore a tie or After gathering enough information, I Rope Party Competition. Classrooms were tie-dyed clothing to represent don't get started to brainstorm about the design of also given a goal, that if met, was TIED up in drugs. Wednesday was crazy hair the board. Once I settled on my design, I rewarded with a Silly String Party, and the day and we reminded each other that we laser engraved it into a piece of wood, teacher received 10% of their goal to spend are CRAZY about being drug free. Thursday which took a couple tries. Next, I 3D printed on classroom supplies. To all those who was a reminder to walk out on drugs so we stars to use as game pieces. Then, I needed donated to East, thank you! We couldn’t wore mismatched shoes and socks. Friday; to make a prototype of the cards. With the have done it without your support! we wore Halloween colors to remember cards, board, and pieces made, the that being drug free is Spook-tacular! We game was almost ready to be played. The had fun prizes throughout the week: a last step was typing up instructions. “Right coloring contest, a visit from the Iron now, I’m satisfied with the game for my County Sheriff Department, and daily own use. My family has played it multiple reminders to be drug free. A special thank times." Audrey is working to refine her you to Ciera Syrett for organizing all the game, and is exploring options to patent fun activities and prizes. and market her game as a potential F iddlers Canyon business. Elementary

Fiddler’s Canyon Elementary 4th grade classes went on a field trip to Parowan Gap (pictured) and Old Iron Town. Students got to learn about unique features in Iron County's history as part of their Utah history curriculum. Students had a great time learning about people who came before us and climbing on rocks around E scalante Valley each location. Thanks to our teachers and helpers for providing such a great experi- Elementary ence for our 4th graders! The students of Escalante Valley School were educated on various first responder jobs, including: fire fighters, EMT, and law enforcement during Red Ribbon Week. Each class had the opportunity to visit a total of five different stations, all of which expressed the importance of choosing a P arowan Elementary drug-free lifestyle. The highlights of the day were seeing an ambulance, hearing With COVID this year, Parowan Elementary from a fire fighter, and witnessing the work is doing library/lab time a little bit of K-9 dogs. In addition, the students different. Library this year is on a cart. It enjoyed being physical and learning the has brought its challenges, but has also importance of maintaining a healthy been a really good experience. It has been lifestyle by participating in an obstacle fun to get to see the students in their course and learning from our school classroom elements. It is so fun to open nurse. Escalante Valley wishes to express a the door with my huge cart and hear them huge appreciation to our local first cheer that their library books are here! We responders, as well as those who partici- have a bin for every class that the books pated in our Red Ribbon Week! are recycled through and quarantined in for a week to keep everyone safe. It was a lot of trial and error at the beginning, but we now have a good routine down. I couldn’t be any happier that we have found a way to get books safely to the students every week!

Launch High School E ast Elementary From October 19th-25th, East Elementary Audrey Burr, a student at Launch High held their annual Eagle Run! East PTA School, created a board game as part of her during this Run raises money to finance applied learning Science project. Audrey reading programs, field trips, teacher/ was working to develop a way to teach the Iron County Today life Wednesday, November 4, 2020 21 faith Bi ble 101.8 Chickens and eagles The Gospels, Pt. 2 Luke 13:34, Isaiah 40:31 by Edy Meredith His message (John 4:7-30). When He here do you hide to vows. It’s not easy, but if we Fo r Iron County Today wanted to help the disciples visualize feel safe? Where, what, are to stay the correct course, and experience His teaching , He led them to Wwhen you need to escape an place; we need a refuge. We 2, of Historical Narrative, we dealt experience the Lord’s Supper (Matthew enemy, temptation, or difficult also need to hide with the with the “Most Influential People of 26:26-27; Mark 14:22-25; Luke 22:17-20). moments in life? Have you felt One who fears no storm or IAll Time,” So, it is incumbent upon us “Third, Jesus led His learners to like the last few months have enemy; the One who promises to look at the teaching methods of that move from concrete experiences to been like hiding? I know it has to gather us as a hen gathers most influential man, Jesus Christ of abstract principles. For example, He been difficult for many people; her chicks to protect them the New Testament, as He is depicted frequently used stories called parables not just uncomfortable and (Isiah 40:31). Thus, especially in the Gospel books of Matthew, Mark, to connect common life events to inconvenient but truly trouble- in hiding, we must continue to Luke, and John. Most importantly, today spiritual truths. In the story of the Good some, even terrifying. use prayer, scriptures, faith and we will look at how He influenced His Samaritan, He taught His learners what Nevertheless, we cannot hope to beautify and buttress followers during His earthly time as it means to be a good neighbor (Luke hide forever, at least not our hearts and homes against well as how He continues to influence 10:30-37). In the Parable of the Sower, healthily. The longer we hide, every enemy, both physical and and teach across the span of history, He demonstrated how the kingdom of the more we’re going to hurt, spiritual. even today through His earthly life and God would develop (Matthew 13:3-23). even suffocate, as our hiding If you’re currently in hiding teachings. How did He teach so strongly “Fourth, Jesus taught to transform places become only hurting and hurting—physically, and effectively? How can we learn from lives rather than to impart information. places. Then, the more we’ll emotionally, spiritually—there’s this Master Teacher? For example, He used mentoring no need for He used a variety of teaching assignments to teach His disciples chiding. Ask methods each of which had its own how to share their faith (Luke 10:1-20). yourself why advantage when teaching to different Additionally, He never became anxious you’re in audiences including: parables, object about trying to cover too much infor- God's hiding. Who lessons, dialogue, comparisons, poetry, mation in His short 3-year ministry. and/or what hyperbole, puns including what are now Instead, Jesus understood that receiv- are you hiding called learning modalities: visual, audi- ing information was not as important Porch from? What tory, kinesthetic, and tactile . While with the needs of His learners and Ir on County Today most? What the above linguistic and learner-based understood their culture, traditions, would you examples are important, it is even more and life needs.” (For more informa- be tempted to distract/numb do if you weren’t in hiding? important to look at other factors as tion see: discipleblog.com/2014/10/ ourselves from our hurting by Because while sometimes we follows: learning-styles-teach-like-jesus/) partaking of things that will need to be chickens, hiding “First, Jesus adapted His teaching Jesus also left a special gift for those only make us feel unworthy and under the wings of our Savior’s style to fit the specific situation. For who came to fully know Him which want to remain hidden. sure shelter, to receive healing example, when teaching the multitude would lead them to all Truth, called the Sometimes it’s necessary to and protection; there are other on a mountainside, He addressed His Teacher and Spirit of truth. In John 16, hide, though not just anywhere, times when we must transform learners using lecture (Matthew 5-7) starting with verse 12 through verse 14, or with just anyone. But are our chicken wings into the . However, when He states: “I still have many things to there no safe places to hide in mighty wings of eagles (Luke He was alone with the disciples, He say to you, but you cannot bear them this wicked world anymore? Are 13:34) and rise above the coops used objects lessons, such as the wash- now. However, when He, the Spirit of there no spots spiritual enough and coup d'états of this world. ing of their feet to demonstrate all truth…He will glorify Me, for He will His name is Jesus Christ. He to mount up on wings of eagles servant leadership (John 13:5-20). take of what is Mine and declare it to is our pavilion from predators or take shelter under the care He demonstrated that the number of you.” (Psalm 27:5) our rock in the and protection of our Savior, learners in a teaching situation should Because the parables of Jesus wreckage (Psalm 18:2). I’m not don’t be chicken during these determine the choice of teaching have been so effective in teaching just speaking of churches and challenging times. Don’t fly the methodologies . His thirty-eight parables spread over Jesus’ direction and protection) by God. You have something “Second, Jesus matched His Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Please come our own individual hearts and special and important that only teaching method with the message He back with the rest of us learners to homes into places of refuge. you can share with the world desired to communicate. For example, show interest and attention to all that How? During times of and change it for the better. in His encounter with the Samaritan we have yet to learn from our Master duress, we must make time Don’t be afraid to spread your woman at the well, He used questions Teacher. See you again next week in the to reassess and reinforce our wings and fly. It’s why God gave to lead her to explore the truth of ultimate classroom. views, values, ventures and them to you. 22 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 life Iron County Today obituaries

Lois Pauline Dickinson Morgan Lois is preceded in death by her beloved husband, Alma Paul Terry Walter Thompson Morgan; parents; siblings: Helen Dickinson, Norma and Marion Lois Pauline Dickinson Morgan, 81, Talbot, Stan and Dona Dickinson, Phil and Roene Dickinson; Terry Walter Thompson of Cedar City of Circleville, Utah, returned to her brother-in-law DeLon Archibald. passed away October 24, 2020 at the heavenly home on October 28, 2020, Funeral Services will be held Friday, November 6, 2020 at age of 75 after a courageous battle with where she was joyfully reunited with 12:00 p.m. in the Circleville 2nd Ward Chapel. Live streaming cancer, which he fought to the end for her eternal sweetheart, Paul. of the services and online guestbook can be found at afford- his family. Born on August 8, 1939, in ablefuneralservices.com. A private family viewing will be held Terry was born on June 20, 1945 Panguitch, Utah, Lois was the prior to the services. Burial will be in the Circleville Cemetery. to Alfred Lavell and Wanda Brower youngest of six children. Her parents, Funeral Directors: Affordable Funeral Services, Cedar City. Thompson in Astoria, Oregon on the Lynn and Geneva Dickinson, taught Online condolences can be sent to her memorial page at Naval base. At the age of 18 months their children the value of hard work www.affordablefuneralservices.com. his family moved to Provo, Utah. His and service, values that Lois passed brother Dennis George Thompson was on to her own children. Lois had a born there in 1946. They moved to Cedar wonderful childhood and enjoyed Peyton Henry Canary III where his father started a business, many cherished memories being Thompson Office Machines and Supplies. raised in Panguitch. She adored her Peyton Henry Canary III, age 94, passed away October 17, 2020 Terry attended Cedar High School and graduated class of 1963. family and especially enjoyed the in Cedar City, Utah. He was born in Washington, Indiana on Terry served in the Navy and was stationed at the US Naval time she spent with her next older April 12, 1926 to James Monroe Canary and Marguerite Branson Training Station in San Diego, California and also, the Trans Barricks sibling, Carrie. Even though there Canary. He attended three high schools during his four years and Naval Station in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He served on the following was a seven year age difference, graduated from Shortridge High School in Indianapolis, Indiana ships the USS Preble, the USS Cochrane and the USS Charles Berry they were always close and Lois truly in 1943. He went on to graduate from the University of Florida with one term of eight months in Vietnam. appreciated their friendship. She with a BA in Political Science in 1950. In 1968 he met Norma Joy Pollock while on leave from the Navy, remained close friends with many Peyton served in the US Army during three different enlist- and they wed in 1968. Later sealed in the St. George Temple in 1978. of the wonderful people she knew ment periods. He spent one year overseas in Japan after WW They had five children, Kyle Thompson, Craig Thompson, Diana Tolley, from her youth. After high school II had ended. He also served at Camp Breckinridge, Kentucky. Cliff Thompson and Lindsay Thompson. graduation, Lois attended Derrels During the Korean War, he was stationed at Camp Cooke, Terry was preceded in death by his parents Alfred Thompson College of Beauty in Salt Lake City California, as well as seeing combat in Korea. While enlisted, and Wanda Judd, brother Dennis Thompson, sister Edna Thompson, and then returned to her beloved he worked as an editor and reporter for the Stars and Stripes daughter-in-law, Kelli Bussio Thompson, and granddaughter, Bayli hometown to open up a beauty shop newspaper. Thompson. He is survived by his wife Norma Thompson, his five with her sister Helen. After discharge, he met Beverly June Bosworth in Phoenix, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Upon her return to Panguitch, Lois captured the heart of a Arizona and they were married there on June 16, 1957. During Terry’s favorite hobby as a child was swimming. He used to take young man from Circleville, Paul Morgan. Paul and Lois started their time in Arizona, Peyton worked as the public relations fins, water wings, nose plugs and towel down the old Cedar pool and their life together on February 12, 1960, when they were sealed director for the Kennecott Copper Mine. Always an accomplished stay until closing time. He mother also taught him bowling which for time and all eternity in the St. George Utah Temple. They wordsmith, Peyton returned to journalism and worked as a he really enjoyed. Later in life Terry switched his interest to classic lived in Circleville their entire life together, raising their six reporter for both the Desert Sun in Palm Springs and the LA cars restoring a 1950 Ford pick-up and a 1964 Buick Skylark. You could children there and operating a dairy farm. From the very Times in California until his retirement in 1977. often see Terry outside working on his vehicles, washing and waxing beginning of their marriage, Lois was a loving and supportive Peyton was a lifelong learner and an avid reader and writer them for the next car show. wife, serving right alongside Paul in many church, community right up until his death. He is fondly remembered for his quick Terry was a quiet man with a witty, dry sense of humor. His life and civic capacities. You would rarely see them apart. Lois and wit, appreciation of art and music, and his storytelling abilities. was spent in service of his family, friends and the Church of Jesus Paul were beloved for their great example of service, showing He is preceded in death by his firstborn daughter Cynthia, Christ of Latter-day Saints. He has been a living demonstration of us all the importance of family and reminding everyone that who died of an accident in 1966, and his beloved Beverly, who love in all its forms of expression, not only with his family but every the most important thing in life is how we treat others. died in 2011. He is survived by his daughter Carolee June Abbott person who he has met along the way. As each of her 6 children, 32 grandchildren and 14 and son-in-law Ken Abbott of Palo Cedro, CA, and his son Peyton Funeral services were held on October 30, 2020 at noon at great-grandchildren will tell you, Lois set the bar high when Monroe Canary and daughter-in-law, Adriann Canary of Cedar Southern Utah Mortuary (190 N. 300 W. Cedar City, UT). A viewing was it came to being a mother and grandmother. Whether it was City, UT. He leaves behind twelve grandchildren and three held prior to the service from 10 am – 12 pm. Interment was in the being the mother of three children under the age of 2, finding great-grandchildren. Cedar City Cemetery under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. various wild animals making a home in her bathroom (thanks A small memorial service with veteran honors will be planned Online condolences can be sent at www.sumortuary.com. to her adventurous sons), or keeping the whole crew quiet for a later date under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Livestreaming of the services will be available under Terry’s in church all by herself while Paul was on the stand, Lois Online condolences can be sent to www.sumortuary.com. obituary at www.sumortuary.com conquered it all. Known for her delicious cooking, famous fudge and welcoming kitchen table, her home was always filled with family and friends. It’s still a wonder how her fridge seemed to always be stocked with everyone’s favorite food and drinks. Far more people than just her own family called Lois’s house their home. When you walked in her door, you were treated as her own. That love extended out to everyone Lois knew. Acts of service and love came naturally for Lois. Not a day went by that she did not take food to someone who was ill, visited a friend who was lonely, made a phone call to a mourning loved one, or delivered a hand-made gift to a family with a newborn. Lois never expected anything in return, always quietly following the example of the Savior. She was a faithful member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Whether serving as Relief Society President or nursery teacher, Lois fulfilled her calling completely, forming new friendships all along the way. Lois’s greatest joy was her family. She traveled thousands of miles in her lifetime to attend children and grandchildren’s various activities and events. There was never any question of her devotion. Her legacy of love and service will live on through her posterity. Our hearts will melt every time we see purple - her favorite color. She will be treasured by us all forever. Lois is lovingly remembered by her children: Lori Pauline (David) Henrie, California; Lane Paul (Jennifer) Morgan, St. George; Allyson (Derrin) Jensen, Mckay (Gwen) Morgan, Alma Lynn (Priscilla) Morgan, and Martin (Hilery) Morgan, Circleville; 32 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren; sister, Carrie Archibald; brothers and sisters-in-law, Grant and Gloria Houston, Afton and Marilyn Morgan. Wednesday, November 4, 2020 23 Scores & Recaps from Iron County Competition S ports Di xie Downed

While the defense led the ground assault, quarterback Jaron Garrett took to the air as the Cedar Reds kept the Dixie Flyers from ever leaving the runway.

corey baumgartner Reds shut down Flyers, advance in 4A playoffs by Tom ZULEWSKI Getting the shutout was the Cedar Ir on County Today In the game plan for a 4A playoff biggest confidence booster rematch against the Dixie Flyers, Cedar for us going into next week.” 28 head coach Josh Bennett knew the “ biggest correction the Reds needed to » Jaron Garrett be successful. Thanks to a ferocious Dixie pass rush that led to five sacks and Cedar (7-4) recovered a Dixie fumble the end zone on a 1-yard run late in the three forced turnovers, Cedar was able on the game’s first possession. first quarter for the 7-0 lead. to even the score and knock out Dixie “Our defensive coaches have had It didn’t take long for Cedar to 0 with a new piece of history to put in these kids prepared for two weeks,” force a second turnover when Jack D ixie 0 0 0 0 -- 0 the rivalry books. Bennett said. “Two of those stops were Cook picked off a Bronson Barben Cedar 7 7 14 0 -- 28 on the kids for stepping up, coming out pass and returned it to the Dixie 37. Senior quarterback Jaron Garrett Q1 – C – Garrett 1 run (Hernandez kick), had his hand in all of his team’s and playing. I’m proud of them.” Garrett would find Bryan White on 3:23 touchdowns, and the Reds shut out the The Reds took advantage of a short the first play of the second quarter Q2 – C – White 28 pass from Garrett Flyers with a convincing 28-0 victory field on their second possession after with a 28-yard touchdown pass that (Hernandez kick), 11:53 Q3 – C – Cook 43 pass from Garrett Oct. 30 in the second round of the 4A a Flyers punt for the game’s first score (Hernandez kick), 10:23 C – Garrett 10 run (Hernandez kick), :07 playoffs. The tone was set early when when Garrett found a hole and reached see reds » 25 24 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 sports Iron County Today Season champs take care of business early at NHRA Finals by Tom ZULEWSKI championship, Steve Torrence took care of busi- Never give up on your Ir on County Today ness with a first-round eliminations win over Kebin Kinsley. Torrence got as far as the final, but was dreams, and you can LAS VEGAS — In a truncated season that was denied a winning double when Antron Brown beat do anything if you put cut by more than half of the him to the finish on a holeshot “ original 24-race schedule, the with a time of 3.759 seconds at your mind to it.” 2020 Dodge NHRA Finals came Dodge NHRA 315.34 mph. It was Brown’s first to The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Finals Results event win since Seattle in 2018, » Angie Smith Speedway on Nov. 1 for the first and he celebrated by slapping the time. Championship trophies Top Fuel: Antron Brown (3.759 pavement after getting out of his 3.914-second pass to double up the trophy case. seconds, 315.34 mph) def. Hagan let out a roar worthy of the Incredible were handed out, and the four Steve Torrence (3.740, 322.19) dragster. winners wasted little time in ‘It’s unbelievable, really. Three Hulk as he accepted the championship Wally. claiming them. Funny Car: Matt Hagan championships in three years,” “It’s been a dogfight the whole time,” Hagan said Despite some early-season (3.914, 326.40) def. Ron Capps Torrence said. “To be out here of his points battle with Johnson. “My crew guys struggles, Erica Enders came (4.463, 173.70) and do this is unreal.” busted their butts every day and I tried to drive the through and won her fourth Like Torrence, Matt Hagan wheels off this thing.” career Pro Stock title at Las Vegas, Pro Stock: Erica Enders also claimed his third The Pro Stock Motorcycle winners were a family clinching the crown after her two (6.643, 206.39) def. Kyle championship affair. Matt Smith clinched the championship Wally Koretsky (foul) closest challengers — Jason Line Wally in Funny with a first-round win over Angelle Sampey, but and Jeg Coughlin Jr. — both lost Pro Stock Motorcycle: Car when he he lost in the semifinals to Steve in the opening round of elimina- Angie Smith (6.917, 194.83) def. beat Alexis Johnson when tions. Enders went on and won Steve Johnson (6.990, 189.07) DeJoria in his bike the event trophy at Las Vegas as the semifinals broke at well, beating Kyle Koretstky when after team- the starting he fouled at the starting line. mate Tommy Johnson line. Matt’s wife, “I speak highly of my Jr. lost his semifinal Angie Smith, went on to (race) team, but I mean it run to Ron Capps. win the event Wally by from the bottom of my Hagan went on to beating Johnson in the heart,” Enders said beat Capps in final with a 6.917-sec- in her post-cham- the final with a ond pass. pionship interview “You never know on Fox Sports. when you’re going “They handled to get back here,” me as a female Angie Smith said in an amazingly, and emotional celebration I couldn’t be with her trophy. “Never more proud. give up on your dreams, I’ve never been and you can do anything in a situation if you put your mind to where I’ve had M att Hagan it.” And then, Smith added a to rely on other (Left), won his message for her champion- third Funny Car ship-winning husband. people to handle championship Wally it for us, but I’m so and Erica Enders celebrates “I know I’m a pain in blessed and I love this winning her fourth career Pro the butt sometimes, but we life I get to live.” Stock championship at the got it done today,” she said While Enders got Dodge NHRA Finals at the before letting out a yell in Strip at Las Vegas Motor early help to wrap up her Speedway on Nov 1. celebration. photos courtesy National Hot Rod Association Iron County Today sports Wednesday, November 4, 2020 25 Scoreboard Scores Local PGA Pro elected to PGA Board of Directors Prep Football from Stephanie Cubias 10/30 4A playoffs, 2nd round Cedar 28, Dixie 0 Fo r Iron County Today It’s an honor Pine View 42, Crimson Cliffs 10 Snow Canyon 35, Logan 16 PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. to be able Sky View 42, Desert Hills 12 Stansbury 63, Mtn. View 49 — Jared Barnes, PGA Head Golf Park City 52, Ogden 12 Professional at Cedar Ridge Golf to continue Bear River 32, Green Canyon 28 Course in Cedar City, Utah, has Ridgeline 64, Cedar Valley 14 “ 10/30 2A playoffs, 2nd round joined the PGA Board of Directors representing Duchesne 30, Parowan 7 as District 9 Director for the PGA of Beaver 43, Millard 7 Milford 34, Kanab 7 America. He was elected today to the PGA Members 10/31 Enterprise 24, N. Summit 8 Board of Directors at the 104th PGA Annual Meeting, held virtually for at the national Standings the first time ever. Barnes will serve Region 9 Football a three-year term, representing the level…” REGION OVERALL Colorado, Rocky Mountain and Utah Pine View (2) 7-0 10-1 PGA Sections. » Jared Barnes Snow Canyon (3) 6-1 9-1 The PGA Board of Directors Dixie (9) 5-2 5-6 is composed of the Association’s Barnes served as an Assistant Golf Cedar (8) 4-3 7-4 Desert Hills (16) 3-4 5-7 President, Vice President, Secretary, Professional at Willow Creek Country Crimson Cliffs (15) 2-5 4-7 Honorary President and 17 Directors. Club in Sandy, Utah. Previously, he Hurricane (19) 1-6 2-9 was PGA Head Golf Professional at the Canyon View (18) 0-7 3-8 The Directors include representatives from each of the PGA’s 14 Districts, Ranches Golf Club in Eagle Mountain, 2A South Football Utah and at Glen Eagle Golf Course, in REGION OVERALL two Independent Directors and a member of the PGA Tour. New District C ourtesy Cedar Ridge Golf Course Syracuse, Utah. Beaver (1) 6-0 11-0 Directors are elected by their local Jared Barnes “I’ve committed my professional Enterprise (4) 5-1 8-3 Kanab (3) 4-2 8-3 PGA Sections. of the most talented PGA Members in life to serving my fellow Members in Milford (6) 2-4 6-6 A distinguished PGA Member, the world, who are elected by their many capacities at the Section level,” Parowan (7) 2-4 5-7 said Barnes. “It’s an honor to be able to Millard (8) 1-5 6-6 Barnes has received several awards peers and volunteer their time to N. Sevier (9) 1-5 3-8 and accolades from the Utah PGA serve on the PGA Board of Directors,” continue representing PGA Members Section, including the 2016 Player said newly elected PGA President at the national level alongside men and Schedule Development Award, 2012 and 2007 Jim Richerson. “It is truly an honor women who are so passionate about Prep Football PGA Bill Strausbaugh Award, and 2010 to serve alongside these dedicated the game.” 11/6 4A playoffs, QUARTERFINALS PGA Golf Professional of the Year. leaders, whose knowledge, insight and Barnes earned his bachelor’s degree Cedar at Sky View in Accounting from Southern Utah Bear River at Pine View Backed by a passion for governance expertise will help direct and guide Park City at Ridgeline and a commitment to volunteering, our Association in the years ahead.” University in 1996, where he played on Stansbury at Snow Canyon Barnes served as an Officer of the Utah Prior to his current position as PGA the men’s golf team for all four years. 11/7 2A playoffs, Semifinals At Eccles Coliseum PGA Section from 2007-’14. Head Professional at Cedar Ridge Golf Barnes and his wife, Julie, have four Beaver vs. Enterprise, Noon “The PGA of America is led by some Course, which he assumed in 2013, children, Clara, Lily, Luke and Anna. Duchesne vs. Milford, 5 p.m.

seven seconds left to finish the reds A fter a 28-yard precision pass from scoring. « Continued from page 23 Garrett, Bryan White Dixie would get a second chance outruns the Dixie defense at breaking the shutout in the fourth stretched the lead to 14-0. into the endzone. quarter, but another fourth-down “It’s really nice to have that pass by Barben was tipped and defense being out there, being alive picked off by Dallen Leavitt with and being active,” Garrett said. “They seven minutes to play. When the executed the game plan perfectly final horn sounded, the Flyers and the offense came out and put up suffered their first shutout since a the points. Getting the shutout was 41-0 loss to Juan Diego in the first the biggest confidence booster for round of the 3A playoffs Oct. 28, 2011. us going into next week.” Cedar moved on to the quarterfinals Garrett’s only mistake of the and will travel to play No. 1 Sky View, night came near the end of the winners of 22 straight games and first half when he threw a pass that the defending 4A champion, Friday Carson Greer picked off inside the corey baumgartner in a kickoff set for 6 p.m. red zone. A return deep into Cedar the coaches believed we could win, Later in the period, the Flyers The Parowan Rams saw its territory was called back on a and we showed it tonight.” made their deepest penetration season come to an end with a 30-7 penalty, and two Trey Payne sacks Cedar wouldn’t take long to add into Reds territory, reaching the road loss at No. 2 Duchesne in the ended up forcing a Flyers punt and to the lead as Garrett connected 10-yard line, but a fourth-down quarterfinals of the 2A playoffs Oct. keeping them off the scoreboard at with Jack Cook on a 43-yard pass from Barben fell incomplete. 30. The only score came on a Braden the break. touchdown to put the Reds up 21-0 Garrett would make Dixie pay for Bettridge touchdown run with two “I just walked out there ready to less than two minutes into the third the missed scoring opportunity by minutes left, and the Rams finished win,” Payne said. “Our preparation quarter. Cook caught his eighth finishing off a 90-yard drive with the first season under Ryan Heath for this game was phenomenal. All touchdown of the season. a 10-yard run to the end zone with with a 5-7 overall record. 26 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 sports Iron County Today A home finish worth T om’s Sports Trivia

With golf’s third and final major of 2020 approaching, this week’s dozen takes a look at remembering the history of The Masters, which happens next weekend in Augusta, Ga. Stay out of the rough with these and please remember…no wagering. t was frustrating enough for the Stansbury in the season opener. spring sports student-athletes The Bobcats built a 35-7 halftime 1. Augusta National has a 30-by-40-foot D. 11, 12 and 13 room atop the clubhouse that has at our area high schools to deal lead and had to hold on for a 35-27 living quarters for up to five amateurs Iwith being denied a chance to play win as the Stallions scored three 8. What species of tree lines the 330-yard participating in the Masters. What entrance to Augusta National from the because of our COVID pandemic third-quarter touchdowns and bird housing term is its official name? main gate to the clubhouse. situation. Even as a record number couldn’t complete the comeback bid. of new COVID cases hit all of our Winning streaks can’t last for- A. Hummingbird Way A. Pine B. Crow’s Nest B. Oak phones in an “emergency alert” text ever, and Cedar quarterback Jaron C. Meadowlark Lemon C. Magnolia message last Friday, the Cedar Reds Garrett said his team’s shutout over D. Pigeon Coop D. Dogwood made the most of their chance to hit a perennial Region 9 foe with eight the football field again with a season state championships adds an extra 2. After the players finish the 12th hole 9. On what day of the week is the on the line. jolt of confidence as they get ready at Augusta, the bridge they cross to Champion’s Dinner held at the The final scoreboard told the for the Bobcats. the 13th tee is named for what winner Masters? of the 1937 Masters? story of what taking advantage of If it leads to a lightning bolt that A. Monday opportunities can mean. Reds 28, helps Cedar get to the semifinals for A. Bobby Jones B. Tuesday Dixie Flyers 0. the first time since 2011, it’ll make the B. Ben Hogan C. Wednesday The shock value of this effort matchup that much more interesting. C. Gene Sarazen D. Thursday wasn’t lost on anyone who saw it Win or lose, the win over Dixie will D. Byron Nelson unfold live. Five first-half sacks, three be enough to carry the program 10. Tiger Woods won his first major 3. Which U.S. President has been in impressive fashion at the 1997 turnovers, and a defensive effort that forward to greater heights for 2021 the only club member of Augusta Masters, winning by 12 strokes. Who didn’t break when Dixie had multiple and beyond. National, one whose nickname is was runner-up? shots to break through and get into attached to Ike’s Pond at the 9th hole the end zone in the second half. » Talk about getting the on the par-3 course? A. Tom Kite B. Tom Watson When it was all said and done, breaks. At the Dodge NHRA Finals A. Dwight Eisenhower C. Fred Couples the Flyers suffered their first shutout at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor B. Harry Truman D. Davis Love III Speedway on Nov. 1, C. John F. Kennedy Pro Stock driver Erica D. Richard Nixon 11. Like Jack Nicklaus before him, Woods Enders earned her had to rally to win his fifth green fourth championship in 4. The Masters wasn’t played from jacket and first major in 11 years at 1943 to 1945 due to World War II. In the opening round of the 2019 Masters. Where was Woods’ random addition to turkeys, what other farm previous major win? eliminations when her animal was raised to help with the two closest challeng- war effort? A. U.S. Open thoughts ers — Jason Line and B. PGA Championship A. Pigs Jeg Coughlin — lost C. British Open by Tom Zulewski B. Sheep D. Masters on holeshots, where a C. Cattle Sp orts Writer better reaction time D. Horses 12. After Nicklaus and Woods, who ranks allowed the opponent third on the all-time Masters wins list against anyone in nine years. Even to claim the win despite having a 5. In what year did Augusta National with four green jackets? more interesting, it was Cedar’s first slower elapsed time at the finish. admit its first Black member to the golf club? A. Phil Mickelson shutout over Dixie since Oct. 23, When Christian Cuadra elim- B. Arnold Palmer 2001. inated Line, Enders was able to A. 1970 C. Sam Snead Now the challenge reaches celebrate. Other than the man B. 1980 D. Gary Player another gear for Cedar as they travel upstairs, she knew who to thank first C. 1990 to face the Sky View Bobcats this for her success in the car and the life D. 2000 Last Week’s Answers Friday. Not only are the Bobcats the she loves to have. 6. In 1986, Jack Nicklaus became the old- 1. C: UCLA defending 4A champions, they’ve “I gotta give credit to my sister. est winner of the Masters at 46 years 2. A: Penn State won 22 games in a row. The streak She stands behind me, she stands old, but had to erase a four-stroke 3. B: Derrick Henry hasn’t been challenged often, but Sky behind me, and she has my back. deficit in the final round by shooting a View got a major scare in a Thursday She’s the best friend I could ever 65 to claim his sixth green jacket. Who 4. D: Michigan night game played Sept. 17. ask for,” Enders said in her trophy was the leader after 54 holes? 5. A: Tom Osborne Facing Ridgeline before a state- presentation interview on Fox Sports. A. Tom Watson 6. C: LSU. Missouri’s nickname is also the wide TV audience, the Riverhawks And girl power rules the drag B. Greg Norman Tigers, but they play home games at rallied to take the lead with three racing world once again. Sports really C. Bernhard Langer Faurot Field. minutes left, but it was too much can instill that kind of hope in all of D. Payne Stewart 7. C: Bowden time for the Bobcats, who answered us, and that stands out like a radiant 8. C: Alabama with a 28-yard field goal from Kasen beacon of light with all the garbage 7. A Sports Illustrated writer coined the term “Amen Corner” for the first time 9. A: Instant replay Erickson with just nine seconds running through the world. in reference to a specific group of 10. D: Atlanta. The game is played at remaining for a well-earned 17-14 three holes played during the 1958 Mercedes-Benz Stadium victory. Masters. Which holes were they? 11. A: Notre Dame. The only other game this season Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter A. 7, 8 and 9 12. B: Wake Forest. Offor goes byG .P. for where a Sky View challenger finished @TommyZee81 or email B. 9, 10 and 11 short. within a single score came against [email protected]. C. 10, 11 and 12 Wednesday, November 4, 2020 27 FREE Cl assifieds

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NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE LIEN STORAGE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following described prop- The following described property will be sold at public NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by Enoch Storage Rentals, that erty will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the rights, title and interest of the following storage payable in lawful money of the United States at the time the United States at the time of sale, at the South Main occupant’s personal property will be sold at public auc- of the sale, at entrance to the IRON COUNTY COURTHOUSE Entrance, Fifth District Courthouse, 40 North 100 East, Ce- tion for non-payment of rent. Each unit’s contents will located at 40 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT on Tuesday, Novem- dar City, UT 84720 on Wednesday, December 2, 2020, at be sold in bulk as a single transaction for CASH only on ber 24, 2020 at 1:00 p.m., for the purpose of foreclosing on 10:00 AM of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing per the Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020 at 9 am at Enoch Storage located a Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents originally executed Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions of at 660 E 4930 N Enoch, UT 84721, 435-867-4655. A $100 by Stephen R. Brown, as Trustor, and Donald G. Anderson Cedarbend Townhomes, Section 5.10 as amended and sup- refundable cash performance deposit, per unit, is re- and Erlene P. Anderson, trustees of the Anderson Family plemented, recorded March 19, 2009, Entry No. 00586223. quired of successful bidders. Successful bidders will be Trust, dated April 6, 2010, as Beneficiaries. The Trust Deed The parties to said Declaration are Fredrick J Laswell and allowed 7 days to clean out the units. with Assignment of Rents is dated January 4, 2010 and Cedarbend Homeowners Association. The Declaration pro- #156 Theodore and Nicole Bridges; headboard, com- recorded on January 5, 2010, as Entry No. 00598526, Book vides that liens for the nonpayment of assessments may pound bow, totes, boxes. 1182, Pages 923-927, in the official records of the Recorder be enforced by sale by the Homeowners Association Board of Iron County, State of Utah, and includes property more or its authorized agent, such sale to be conducted in ac- #179 Branden Lizardo; boxes of laminate flooring, particularly described as follows: cordance with the provisions of the law applicable to the drywall stilts, mudbox, tools. exercise of powers of sale or foreclosure in deeds of trust #284H Gretchen Rodrigues; furniture, boxes, luggage. Parcel: E-0843-0002-0001-712 or mortgages or in any other manner permitted by law. Address: 4135 South Artifact Dr., Cedar City, UT In any foreclosure or sale, the Owner shall be required to #337 Colleen Johnson; bike, toys, car rims, totes, wood Legal: ALL LOT 12, BLK G, OLD IRONTOWN SUB.TOG W/ 1 pay all late charges, interest and the costs and expense stove. SHARE IN OLD IRONTOWN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCN. of such proceedings including reasonable attorney’s fees. #341 Colleen Johnson; totes, clothes, carpet cleaner, The property is more particularly described as: Parcel: E-0843-0002-0001-077 household items. Address: 17598 W Silver Peak Ln., Cedar City, UT Legal Description: UNIT A, BLDG 7, CEDARBEND TOWN- Legal: ALL LOT 7, BLK G, OLD IRONTOWN SUBDIVI- OS-45 Clint V. Porter; 1973 Rancho El Rey 28 ft 8 in HOMES P.U.G., PHASE 1. SION; TOG W/ 1 SH IN OLD IRONTOWN HOMEOWNERS travel trailer; VIN 215280773 ASSONC. Property Address: 124 East 3025 North, Cedar City, UT OS-45 Vergean Porter; 1973 Rancho El Rey 28 ft 8 in 84721 Parcel: C-0202-000A-0021 travel trailer; VIN 215280773 Address: 1692 N Foothills Dr., Paragonah, UT. Parcel ID #: B-1958-0007-000A Legal: LOT 21, BLK A, SCOTTSVILLE SUBDIVISION, Published November 4, 2020 The record owner(s) of the property as of the recording AMENDED; TOG W/ 1 SH WTR STOCK IN SCOTTSVILLE Iron County Today • ICT #0318 of the notice of default is Fredrick J Laswell. WTR CO. Bidders must tender to the trustee a $10,000.00 deposit A Substitution of Trustee was recorded on June 15, 2020 at the sale and the balance of the purchase price by as Entry 00746306, Book 1490, Pages 0690-0691 and a 12:00 noon the day following the sale. The deposit must Notice of Default was recorded on June 15, 2020 as En- NOTICE OF ORDINANCES be in the form of a bank or credit union cashier’s check try 00746307, Book 1490, Pages 0692-0694 in the official or bank official check payable to Miller Harrison LLC. Notice is hereby given that the Cedar City Council at its records of the Recorder of Iron County, State of Utah. The balance must be in the form of a wire transfer, bank regular meeting of October 28, 2020, passed the follow- The Substitute Trustee has elected to sell or cause to or credit union cashier’s check, bank official check or ing ordinance(s): be sold all rights, title and interest of the Trustor in and U.S. Postal money order payable to Miller Harrison LLC. 1. Ordinance No. 0928-20, an ordinance vacating the to the real property described in the aforementioned Cash payments are not accepted. A successful bidder southerly 15 feet of the existing 25-foot-wide drain- Trust Deed in order to satisfy such obligations in favor who fails to tender the full purchase price will forfeit age easement located along the north line of Lot 3, of the Beneficiary. the entire deposit. A trustee’s deed will be delivered to in the Coal Creek Industrial Phase 3 Subdivision, in the successful bidder within three business days after Bidders must tender to the Substitute Trustee a deposit the vicinity of 897 North 2225 West Circle; and receipt of the amount bid. of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), at the time of sale 2. Ordinance No. 0928-20-1, an ordinance amending and the balance of the purchase price is due by 12:00 DATED: October 21, 2020. Chapter 35, Section 10 of the Ordinances of Cedar p.m. MST on the first business day following the sale. Miller Harrison LLC City, Utah, related to parking restrictions. The deposit is non-refundable and retained as damage 5292 S College Drive, Suite 304 if balance is not paid within 24 hours of sale. Both the Said Ordinances shall become effective immediately Murray, UT 84123 deposit and the balance must be paid to J. David West- upon publication. (801) 692-0799 wood, Trustee, in the form of a wire transfer, cashier’s A Copy of said ordinance(s) may be seen and/or pur- check or certified funds. Cash payments, personal THIS COMMUNICATION IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT chased at the office of the Cedar City Recorder, 10 North checks or trust checks are not accepted. A DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE Main Street, Cedar City, Utah. USED FOR THAT PURPOSE The Substitute Trustee shall sell the above property at Published November 4, 2020 the time of the sale without warranty, express or im- Published October 21, 28 & November 4, 2020 Iron County Today • ICT #0319 plied subject to all encumbrances of record. Anyone Iron County Today • ICT #0312 having questions or desiring information regarding the property to be sold should contact the undersigned. Hours of office operation: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except legal holidays. This is an attempt to collect a debt. Any information obtained will be used to collect this debt. /s/ J. David Westwood J. David Westwood WESTWOOD LAW, P.C. 444 S. Main Street, Suite C-8 Cedar City, UT 84720 (435) 267-2145 V isit us online! Published October 21, 28 & November 4, 2020 Iron County Today • ICT #0311 www. ironcountytoday.com Connect the dots to discover the mascot of the U.S. Coast © 2020 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 36, No. 48 Guard Academy whose name is Objee. After connecting the dots, color this mascot brown. 2 1

Military Mascots 3 mascot is something (often an animal) that is meant to represent a team or group. You can probably think of many sports teams that have animal names. The American 5 4 military also has a number of mascots.

7 Air Force Academy 6 8 The U.S. Air Force Academy just north of Colorado Springs, Colorado, is a 9 military college that trains future Air Force and U.S. Space Force leaders. 10 11 The Air Force Academy has 17 men’s and women’s athletic teams that 12 compete against other colleges in several sports. Circle every third letter to reveal the Air Force Academy’s mascot.

MILITARY VETERANS MASCOT L S D R A U G U S P Why do you think ANIMAL Army vs. Navy A D G R O U P N P M they chose this Bill the Goat is the mascot of the U.S. Naval Academy. The Mule is Army West MARINE mascot? Point’s mascot. List ve ways they are similar and ve dierences. COAST M A M E S O A R I T SIMILARITIES: DIFFERENCES: GUARD I Y V A N R T L G T GROUP N H F C E I I E O E ARMY NAVY A E T T O T R C A A TEAM E A E M A A S A T M GOAT M V S R L A S I M T SAFE A R Y Y M D O T S S DOTS Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical Veterans Day DAY words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. On the 11th of November, we celebrate Veterans Day. How to Draw the United States Marines’ Bulldog Mascot It’s a day to honor the men Since 1922, bulldogs have been the mascot of the United States Marine Corps. and women who keep us safe by serving in the various branches of the United Mascot Maker States military. Do you have a veteran in your family? Find newspaper articles about three different people. Write down each person’s name and How many stars can three character or personality traits of each you nd on this page in two minutes? person. Based upon these traits, select an animal that would be a good mascot for each person. Standards Link: Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions.

Look through the Send your story to: newspaper for a Why have a piggy company logo or ad that includes an bank? animal. Why do Do you have a piggy bank? you think the company chose If so, why? If not, why not? that animal? Complete this sentence.

Standards Link: Research: Deadline: November 29 Published: Week of Dec. 27 Use the newspaper to locate Please include your school and grade. information Posting Date November 2, 2020

1. GEOGRAPHY: Which of the Great Lakes is the largest in surface area? 2. LITERATURE: Which 20th-century novel’s working title was “Tomorrow Is Another Day”? 3. MEASUREMENTS: What does an ane- mometer measure? 4. TELEVISION: Which 1980s sitcom fea- tured the characters Mrs. Garrett, Tootie and Jo? 5. ENTERTAINERS: Which singer was born with the name Stefani Joanne Angelina Ger- manotta? 6. ADVERTISING: Who is the mascot of the snack brand Cheetos? 7. ANATOMY: How much blood does the aver- age human have? 8. MOVIES: What was the name of the 1993 movie in which actor Tom Hanks plays a lawyer with HIV? 9. U.S. STATES: What is the official state bird

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