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by Richard Crommie currently had on their rights. For Iron County Today But what did not make national headlines was our fellow Utahns In Iron County we are fortunate down in Washington county march- enough to not be affected all that ing on April 15th, this past Wednesday, much from the Covid virus. However, for the same reasons and to show many of our fellow American’s lives solidarity with the rest of the nation. have been interrupted, not just from Hundreds showed up outside the sickness but from lockdowns and of the Washington County office to shelter in place orders. protest Governor Gary Herbert’s Nearly half of the country, 49% shelter in place order. Many just want of our nation’s citizens are living to be able to get back to work to paycheck to paycheck. So, with so support their families and others feel many people and businesses ordered that the government has overreached to close and stay at home it is becom- and is restricting people’s freedom. ing more difficult than ever to survive. American flags, handmade signs, In some democratic ran cities and and colonial “Don’t Tread on Me” flags states millions of people are forced getty images waved in the breeze for all to see. into their homes and are forbidden to we saw thousands of people defy the on government subsidizing, people More concerned about their livelihood leave until the government says oth- stay at home orders and gather at the showed up in masses. In some cities than the virus many are willing to erwise. Many think that this measure footsteps of their state’s capitols. this act of defiance worked and in take the risk of the virus than losing is too drastic and has culminated this They weren’t protesting for or others it did not. their homes. past Easter weekend when church against the second amendment or In 6 different states people took With almost all the Covid-19 cases goers were given citations for going LGBT rights but simply protesting to the streets: Michigan, Minnesota, reportedly being in the northern part to church to worship. the local government decision to Kentucky, North Carolina, Idaho, of the state, the argument against With a $1,200 check being issued close all non-essential businesses. and here in Utah. The Salt Lake City a one size fits all shut down for all to all legal Americans some say to All those that showed up simply marches were for the same reason all of Utah is justified, but one thing is just follow orders and accept the wanted to get back to work. Wanting the others were marching for, to be clear, everyone is anxiously awaiting government assistance. In true to make money to feed their families, able to go back to work and lessen the day the restaurants reopen and American fashion over this past week pay their bills, and not have to rely the control that the government working hours are restored. Iron County Today News Wednesday, April 22, 2020 3 P ublic Announcements: Covid-19

apps, and through gaming networks. Keep inter- »»Clicking off the page they’re viewing when a L ocal USU Extension Service net-accessible devices in a high-trafficked area such parent enters the room. helps relieve tension as the living room. Find out what apps your children »»Being online constantly, not being able to get off. use the most and learn how they work. Consider »»Pulling away from friends and family. from Kathy Riggs using parental controls on your children’s devices to »»Using behavior or sexual language that is not help filter or block certain content online. appropriate for their age. f or iron county today Set boundaries. Talk to your children about »»Possessing new items or gifts. what they should not post, such as personal photos, »»Volatile emotions, such as jumping from highs and With all the COVID 19 craziness taking place their location, and personal information about lows within a matter of seconds. right now, it is important to focus on the positive them. Consider creating an online safety agreement Be aware of apps that can hide other apps. There and utilize the resources available to us. One way together so you can both agree on ways that are a number of apps that allow you to hide content to stay positive is to view our current situation as personal devices and technology can be used, and or apps from parents. One such app conceals a time to discover new opportunities, hobbies, and how to use it safely. another app behind a calculator interface. ways to engage in our community. Always use security and a secure internet connec- Know who your children are talking to online Your local USU Extension – Iron County office is tion. Make sure all online accounts are set to private or on the phone. Make sure you know who is on here for you. Though we are working remotely, we and always use secure passwords on those accounts. their friend list online and who they talk to on the will continue to serve our community as best we can Make sure your security software is up to date and phone, through messaging apps, texting, and online via telephone, Facebook, & in person by appointment that you are using a secure internet connection. chat forums. Make sure they know that if they are only. Our website https://extension.usu.edu/iron/ Look out for changes in your children’s behavior. uncomfortable with someone who is messaging offers links to hundreds of educational, research- Below are several examples of behavioral changes them, they can come to you for help. based, how-to factsheets and resources which cover that you should look out for in your children. If your “The online risk for kids has multiplied now a range of topics including, yard & garden, agricul- child exhibits these behaviors, it could be an indica- that they’re at home and on computers for school ture, stress reduction, marriage, finance/budget, 4-H tor of abuse or grooming by a predator. instruction,” Attorney General Sean D. Reyes said. youth programs, nutrition, food preservation, and »»Being secretive about sites they visit or who they remote on-line employment. are talking to online. see covid-19 7 Please visit https://extension.usu.edu/covid-19/ » for resources and tips unique to COVID 19. Parents and children should keep safety in mind during COVID-19 crisis O nline Safety during COVID-19 from Richard Piatt U tah Attorney General’s Office

SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Attorney General’s Office is offering tips to everyone who is concerned about online safety during the COVID-19 crisis. As schools closed and moved to an online setting, children are accessing the internet even more than normal. In addition to online classrooms, children are using the internet on phones, tablets, and gaming platforms to keep in touch with friends as commu- nities adjust to staying indoors. While convenient for connecting with friends and family, these devices are also pathways for predators to reach our children. These predators are aware of the fact that children are spending more time online and unfortunately, may try to exploit that. Below are some items to raise your awareness of internet safety and provide tips on how you can protect your children: Talk to your children about being safe when using the internet. Keeping an open dialogue with your children will help them know that they can come to you for help if they have a problem online. Teach them about using the internet safely and help them learn what to look out for when it comes to cyberbullying, predators, and suspicious activity. Educate yourself. The first step to helping your children practice internet safety is understanding it yourself first. Get to know how online and phone apps and online schooling work. Always keep you and your security software up to date. Be aware of online activity. Predators can gain access to kids through online chats, through popular 4 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion

A dministration To the Editor From the Editor R . Gail Stahle Publisher Restore God to National honor [email protected] Dear Editor, Happy “All” Professionals Day Deborah Martineau O ffice Manager Our nation was founded 244 years ago on oday is Administrative every business in Iron County is officemanager@ ironcountytoday.com Judeo-Christian principles by mostly God- Professional’s Day. However, blessed by having someone both honoring men. Since then we seem to have slowly I think it’s fitting that we professional and personable at the A dvertising congratulateT and celebrate every helm of their workplace. It makes drifted away from those principles and today are facing a National crisis. It may seem appropriate single person who continues to man all the difference. S cott Stahle therefore to review a Bible verse found in II the ship, whether it’s At our workplace, S ales Manager Chronicles 7:14 which states; “If My people who from their classroom or Deborah is much more [email protected] are called by My name will: couch, their boardroom than a “secretary.” She’s 801.755.5999 or bedroom, their desk our secret weapon, an Patti Bostick 1. Humble themselves and or deck. As COVID-19 administrative assassin, S ales Representative 2. Pray and continues to keep our who not only answers [email protected] 3. Seek My face and office MVP’s off the field phone calls, but takes 435.592.1030 4. Turn from their wicked ways, and out of the office, I notes, quells questions, hope that we will still and can comfort, counsel Editorial THEN I will: take the time to thank and encourage every C orey Baumgartner 1. Hear from heaven and them for helping to keep member of our team. She’s M anaging Editor our places of work afloat Corey a breadwinner, bread baker 2. Forgive their sin and Baumgartner [email protected] 3. Heal their land.” and sailing forward. and name taker. We are That being said, Manai g ng Editor each very appreciative of Shay Baruffi I’m certain the Iron her. R eporter Though there are many, many God-honoring individuals in our country, our Nation as a whole County Today isn’t the only one May we each take a moment to Tom Watson would do well to be reminded that God “will hear (though we do have the best one) appreciate all of those who bless R eporter from heaven” if the 4 conditions mentioned in the who has an efficient and effective our lives professionally and person- administrative professional. I hope ally each and every day. Tom Zulewski verse above are met first. May God be restored to S ports Writer His rightful place of honor in our Nation!

L ayout/Design Fight climate change, pass HB 763 Thought of theWeek Devin Christ from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher C reative Director Gene Graham, Paragonah [email protected] “There are only two ways to live your life. As horrible as the coronavirus is, we need to C irculation look to the future. If the earth’s temperature con- One is as though nothing is a miracle. The tinues to rise, our collective future may be worse other is as though everything is a miracle.” Taisha Powell S . Cedar City than COVID19. But there is hope! “The coronavirus [email protected] pandemic shows the importance of quick and » Albert Einstein 435.233.6011 decisive action in the face of catastrophe. Our leaders mobilized our infrastructure and proved S tormee Anderson the state can protect its citizens,” according to 11 N . Cedar City/Enoch University of Utah Undergraduate Honors College [email protected] 435.592.5724 students who are working to promote sustainabil- ity and climate resiliency. They need our support. W endy Hanson We will survive coronavirus, but climate dis- P arowan/Paragonah ruption continues as the level of carbon dioxide [email protected] in the atmosphere rises. Yet, there is still time to 435.477.9100 reverse climate disaster. We have the technology and scientific expertise to address the problem Iron County Today is distributed free of charge, while creating 21st century jobs. Putting a price on thanks to our advertisers. carbon would move us away from our addiction to It is hand-delivered to over 14,000 households in Cedar carbon-based fuels. HB 763, the Energy Innovation City, Enoch and Parowan & Carbon Dividend Act has 80 bipartisan congres- and is available in several rack locations in Iron and sional cosponsors. Beaver Counties. Earth Day is a world-wide event that has highlighted some of the most critical environ- 389 N 100 W, Suite 12 mental issues on the world stage. Celebrate by Cedar City, Utah 84721 Ph: 435-867-1865 contacting your congress members to urge them Fax: 435-867-1866 to pass HB 763. IronCountyToday.com

Sincerely, Jean M. Lown Iron County Today News Wednesday, April 22, 2020 5 Opinion Be careful what you wish for My own cousin agrees with their sentiment. She let me know we were being ruled by com- munists and she would go out shopping “any damned time I please.” Others are shouting that a few lives here and there are a small Cyclops price to pay considering the damage to the economy. The federal government sends mixed messages about the impact of the virus and the by Bryan GRAY timeframe of a return to normalcy. Meanwhile, Colst umni many grumble about the delay in receiving their promised $1,200 checks or confirmation on the The opinions stated in this article are solely those of the government SBA loans. (Bernie Sanders must author and not of Iron County Today. be smiling as he sees his past naysayers now clamoring for an increased government role in s John Lennon famously sang, “Strange days the economy. It appears we hate socialism – indeed!” We are a divided country, both unless it helps us.) politically and in our We see people checking responseA to the precautions on the health and well-being of the medical community. Some of the of their neighbors, but we We are seeing positive, also see renewed hoarding charitable behavior. We’re demonstrators at grocery outlets. As I end also seeing the short-sighted acted as if my walk, I pass a home and the disgusting. “ where a flagpole displays a As I walk my neighbor- COVID-19 was colorful TRUMP 2020 banner. hood I see an increased Only two blocks away I spy number of families getting nothing more a bumper sticker that says together to ride bicycles “DUMP TRUMP: ELECT ANY and paint chalk drawings inconvenient MATURE HUMAN.” on the sidewalks. On the How will is all shake out? I flip side, police departments than acne. have no idea, but I’m looking are reporting a spike in forward to summer and/or domestic violence calls, a predictable case of fall to discover which aspects of the “old normal” angry, frustrated men and women asked to stay return and which of our winter/spring precautions at home while facing financial struggles and become part of a new daily routine. uncertainty. The restaurant industry is citing sales decreases of up to 80% and Utah farmers are suffering since some 50% of their products go to school systems and foodservice. However, I’m experiencing 20-minute wait times at fast-service drive-through locations, and several co-workers have told me they are dining “out” more than they ever did. Yes, people don’t like being “cooped up” in their homes or apartments. Some of them are the very same folks who prior to COVID-19 loudly yearned to spend time at home where they could relax and avoid interacting with others. Be careful what you wish for! I visit grocery stores and see an increasing number of customers wearing face masks, a friend tells me that her son and his wife are fearful of even stepping outside into their front yard, and the daily newspapers are filled with Utahns urging Gov. Gary Herbert to shut down the entire state to head off the contagion. But then in southern Utah where parading anti-government “patriots” in St. George complained that Gov. Herbert had over-reacted and abused his authority. They are suspicious, and some of the demonstrators acted as if COVID-19 was nothing more inconvenient than acne. 6 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Opinion Word on the Street T ime to turn the American Compiled by Tom Watson What are your feelings about the current state of the pandemic? engine on again by Rick Manning guidepost for jumpstarting America Pre s., Americans for Limited Government as we enter the rapid downward We will continue to take the necessary trajectory of the viruses impact arc. precautions until we figure out a little bit ear Not.” These are the Yesterday, President Trump “more about this.” words that Mary heard told the nation, “We're very close — Alissa Mirabella from the Angel Gabriel who to completing a plan to open our “Fthen told her that “she had found country.” And we really need that. great favor in the Lord,” announcing Now today, President Trump that she had been chosen to be the is convening a special council on mother of Jesus. re-opening the economy consisting Even Mary found fear in the face of key economic leaders in the nation. Well, there are a lot of ups and downs. Some of the unknown and needed to be In order to overcome the health people think it's real and some don't so I'm just reassured. Mary knew the path ahead fears, this panel will help inform “going to see. I am ready for all this to be over with.” would be hard as an unwed pregnant America about the economic damage — Brandon girl, and could not see more than the being done by the social distancing next footstep before her, yet strategy while using their she listened, believed and combined wisdom to develop embraced her blessing. Op / a way forward to re-open the Upon Jesus’ birth, accord- economy as fast as possible I think there is a lot the government is not ing to the Book of Luke, an and help ensure the survival of telling us. I think that this whole thing is all out angel appeared to shepherds the free market system. “of proportion. I think there's been more deaths Ed from other things besides just this flu for exam- in the fields outside of The obvious emphasis ple. There has been just as many deaths or less Bethlehem saying, “Fear not, for should be on the local situations from this. It's just a panic. And to be honest with behold, I bring you good news of great facing each state and individual you, I think that they’re trying to remove our job that will be for all the people.” community. It makes little sense to president from office because of his economy, In fact, “be not afraid” and “fear create a one-sized fits all strategy. because of the tariffs, and when it first started not” are among the most common The New York City metropolitan area people thought it was Iran then China which is our enemy and we were the last ones to get it. messages from God to his people. has different legitimate concerns Everyone thought it was going to be a pandemic Is it any wonder that even than Casper, Wyoming and these and our president was the only one that actually Americans who are accustomed to differences should be respected in took action. That's my feelings on it." freedoms foreign to many of the any national guidelines created. — Terry Jeffery – Alabama people around the world, have been Lives being saved is important, so easily convinced to engage in and that is why President Trump social distancing in response to the called the decision on when to China originated COVID-19 virus? re-open the economy the toughest I am a manager for our restaurant and with Fear is a powerful motivator. one that he has to make. It is impera- the truckers that come in as customers, 75% However, fear is the enemy of tive that the President also be aware “of them are seeing that we are trying to do freedom and it is time for President of the lives cost from the suicides, our part to maintain our space. They see that Trump to lay a pathway forward for drug overdoses and addiction and we are making sure we do our protocols. Then again there's that other percentage that America’s economic re-opening that honestly are rude. Us performing the protocols our nation’s governors can use as a see engine » 7 means that we are taking a little bit longer because we are being more aware of what we are doing and how we are handling food orders. They want to come in order their food and then leave as soon as possible. That is a little harder than usual right now. My parents are up north in Provo, I went to visit and found it to be completely different than Cedar City or even St. George area. Over there they are taking more precautions at stores and other places. Even when you drive around there are less people, less cars, less movement. You come down here and it seems that people are not caring for the situation or taking the precautions you might think they would. That is what I feel about it." — Karen Moreno

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resembling an old West ghost town. engine Now it will be up to this council « Continued from page 6 to take steps to re-open America. There will be a risk in re-opening the other deaths of despair that go our economy, but it is certain that hand in hand with economic depres- our nation will face a long-term sion. And that is what our nation is economic disaster if we don’t restore dangerously close to falling into. our nation’s freedoms. In about six weeks, our nation President Trump faced a terrible has gone from the best economy decision when the virus started in at least 70 years with the fewest washing over our shores. He has number of people unemployed than been operating on a full alert status at any time since the year 2000 to using every waking hour in the fight unprecedented levels of unemploy- to contain and mitigate the virus. He ment insurance claims indicating willingly sacrificed his economic leg- that the unemployment numbers acy in order to protect America from may be approaching 20 million. Six a projected million plus deaths. Now, weeks ago, small businesses were it is time for America to overcome optimistic and thriving, with a month fear and begin the process of turning and a half into the social distancing free enterprise loose so American disaster, Main Street is in danger of greatness can be restored.

staying healthy and safe as a family at covid-19 this difficult time.” « Continued from page 3 “While gaming and social media can be safe and fun diversions with “I realize some homes have five or proper supervision, parents need to six kids online at the same time. It’s be aware and proactive about their going to take extra vigilance when children online,” Attorney General parents are already stressed out, but Reyes added. “Young people are often it needs to be done. I urge everyone exposed to mature content without to look at the tips our office is even seeking it out. And many serious sending out. Don’t hesitate to report crimes victimizing children start with suspicious activity. This is all part of predators on the Internet.”

Iron County Today News Wednesday, April 22, 2020 9 Bookings ICHBA helping to raise Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar City Police Department. Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. For a juvenile the name is “(Male/ funds to benefit two families Female) Juvenile Offender” and juvenile is of age less than 18 years. APRIL 10 Enoch, UT April 17 DRUG – Poss Drug from Zurl Thornock Rhonda Warren STUART A Paraphernalia, Poss ADAM D BARKER WALRAVEN w/Intent to Dist C/S, Cedar City, UT i ron county homebuilders association Rhonda Warren of Parowan, and wife of Elliot Homeless, Cedar Poss C/S Sched I/II/ Criminal Trespass, City, UT Analog, III/IV/V, C/S Disorderly Conduct Warren, a local electrician, was paralyzed in a Resist/Interfere w/ Marijuana/Spice, After Req to Stop, Mike Evanow riding lawn mower accident last year. Arrest, Fail to Stop at Theft of Firearm or Drive on Susp/ Command of Police, Operable Veh Revoked Lic Mike Evanow, local Cedar City While going around a tree at her Obstructing Justice, Aggravated Robbery RICARDO GUZMAN businessman, husband and mother’s house, she looked April 14 Cedar City, UT father with three young back to make sure the bag April 11 FEM JUC DV – In Presence OFFENDER of Child, Assault, children, was diagnosed was not catching on the Intoxication, KRYSTLE J Cedar City, UT Disorderly Conduct with Hodgkin's lower tree limbs, and STINEDURF Assault Lymphoma. Born with turned back too late Enoch, UT MATTHEW A DRUG – Poss w/ APRIL 15 SIGMAN major health issues, to stop and hitting a Intent to Dist, Poss Cedar City, UT doctors couldn’t branch throwing her Drug Paraphernalia, MALE JUV Aggravated Assault, Obstructing Justice OFFENDER DV – In Presence of diagnose Mike’s backwards off the Cedar City, UT Child, Intoxication, problems and gave riding mower. She April 12 DRUG – Poss C/S Assault on Police/ Marijuana/Spice Military in Uniform, him 3 years or less. could not move, and DENISE K Criminal Mischief, is believed she was CHASTAIN April 16 Disorderly Conduct, A rare case, he was Cedar City, UT Resist/Interfere w/ a poster child for semi consciousness DRUG – Poss w/Intent JUSTIN R Arrest. Easter Seals and for 2-3 hours. to Dist C/S, Poss C/S CULBERTSON Sched I/II/Analog, Poss Enoch, UT April 18 named “The Miracle When Elliott Drug Paraphernalia DRUG – Poss C/S Sched I/II/Analog RAYMOND E Child of California.” came home and asked STEVEN N FESTA HULLINGER Most of his early years, their daughter, who New Harmony, UT STEVEN N FESTA Iron County, UT Poss Dngr Weapon New Harmony, UT Assault, Disorderly he spent in hospital, has Down Syndrome, by Restr, Poss Drug Theft by Deception, Conduct, Criminal constantly being given she told him Rhonda Paraphernalia, Poss Issuing Bad Check, Mischief, DV in C/S Sched I/II/Analog Purch/Trans/Poss/Use Presence of Child blood transfusions to keep was “mowing the lawns at of Firearm by Restr. STEVEN W STORM W PLEXICO SCHAMAUN him alive. grandma’s.” He went there DANIELLE L Iron County, UT At 9 years old, his family to find her lying under the Cedar City, UT GREUBER Assault, Disorderly Poss of Forged Cedar City, UT Conduct, DV in moved to Cedar City, and a new chil- apple tree unable to move. She was Writing/Device, Theft Retail Theft, DRUG – Presence of Child R honda Warren transported to Cedar City Hospital Poss C/S Marijuana/ dren’s doctor determined Mike needed with grandkids. April 13 Spice, Poss C/S Sched BRIAN K surgery and at Primary Children’s, and to find she had broken her neck, and I/II/Analog, Poss BARRICKMAN FEM JUV Drug Paraphernalia, Cedar City, UT his diseased spleen (football sized) life-flighted her to Dixie Regional OFFENDER Criminal Trespass, Prob/Parole Violation was removed. After surgery his Hospital. The MRI there showed Cedar City, UT Resist/Interfere w/ Retail Theft Arrest, Retail Theft, April 20 health improved, but regular a fractured two neck verte- Drive w/o Ins. sickness persisted. brae with spinal cord injury. DANIKA K KLIEWER BRITTANY A Cedar City, UT NICHOLAS B VILLANUEVA SEPULVEDA In the summer Immediate surgery Animal At Large Cedar City, UT of 2018, he became fused her neck ver- (Sterilized) 1st Offense Draper, UT Threats Against Life/ Sexual Exploitation of Property severely sick and tebrae, and doctors TRISTON C RIVERA a Minor by September he watched to evaluate couldn’t get out her spinal cord of bed for weeks injury. She spent at a time. In Feb two months each in 2019 at CT Scan the hospital and in showed dozens of Stonehenge Rehab. enlarged lymph She is currently nodes throughout getting ongoing his chest cavity and spinal rehab in Salt abdomen. Extensive Lake. She has limited testing showed Stage movement of her arms, 4 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma but can’t move her hands and he was treated with 6 or fingers. She does have months of chemotherapy. some feeling of touch and Mike lost his marketing some tingling in her legs. company and his boat, motorcycles, courtesy photos Rhonda is mother to four quads, and house. But has gained a rela- Mike Evanow children, one with special-needs, and tionship with God and his family, and and family. has eleven 11 grandchildren. She is a now appreciates the important things fighter is not about to let this get her in life. Last October he completed chemo and was down. Recovery is going to be a long haul. Your in remission. He felt great for a couple months, prayers are welcome. but then the cancer returned. He is beginning a different chemotherapy and is being scheduled for a stem cell transplant. He says “God and my family To donate to either of these deserving families, please have been my biggest reasons for making it this refer to the details on the advertisement at the top of the far and keeping me strong and happy.” previous page. 10 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 The Arts & Entertainment sho wcase in Iron County

SMU A curator/ director Jessica Farling does her best impression of the iconic composition "The Scream" by Norwegian Expressionist artist Edvard Munch (1893) to help promote the upcoming Senior BFA exhibit.

courtesy suma by Jessica Farling our special exhibitions, which are For Iron County Today currently closed, to these students through the free lunches program. ear friends, Thanks to Cedar City's Recreation, I am writing to you from at Arts & Parks tax and Artisans Gallery, a very quiet museum–know we are able to remain committed to Dthat we miss you and look forward SUMA Home our mission and vision during this to reopening to the campus and difficult situation. community when it is safe! …we are finalizing details Lastly, our exhibition schedule In the meantime, consider is changing slightly because of the joining us online for our next family with Iron County School unexpected closure. The museum program: Create Playdate! We greatly will be extending both the 2020 enjoyed spending time with those District to provide art Senior BFA Exhibition and The of you who tuned in for Family Day “ Natural World, an exhibit featuring this past weekend. We know you kits for elementary students a recent gift of Brett Weston pho- and your families have been stuck at tographs and Jumpstart students, home and the museum’s Learning + throughout the county! through June 27. For now, let’s follow Experiences team looks forward to Governor Herbert's directive to “Stay bringing you ideas for creativity at follow along as we make art together. We are also thrilled to share that Home, Stay Safe” and look forward to home–using supplies you might have These family programs, as well as our we are finalizing details with Iron seeing each other soon! lying around the house. To partic- exhibitions, will be brought to you County School District to provide Onward and upward, ipate in our future programs, you virtually through “SUMA at Home,” art kits for elementary students can find us online at our normally our way of connecting with you throughout the county! This ini- Jessica Farling scheduled times on Facebook and during the museum’s closure. tiative will bring inspiration from Director/Curator Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, April 22, 2020 11 Some books worth finding—or re-reading Orchestra of Southern Utah by Mary Anne ANDERSEN shares online concerts Ce tydar Ci Arts Council from Rebekah Hughes a hub of member orchestras’ essential content, few years ago, the women in my family were OSU Manager giving teachers, journalists, bloggers, and the sharing lists of their ten favorite books. My general public a one-stop landing place to daughters, my nieces, avid readers all, were Cedar City — As concert halls across the explore. eagerlyA emailing their best reads back and forth and country go dark due to the COVID-19 pandemic, From a performance of Beethoven’s 9th asked me to share mine. As always, I couldn’t just the Orchestra of Southern Utah and other Symphony by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra; take the idea in fun. Everything is a big deal with me; orchestras have given hope and solace to a the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra’s Bedtime I wanted time to think, to get it right, etc., so I told quarantined public by making an unprecedented with Bach video series; and the Boston Symphony them to hang on and I’d come up with my contribu- number of online performances and educational Orchestra’s BSO Homeschool initiative featuring tion, and I started to work on it. I found their original resources available free of charge. The Orchestra lesson plans, instrument demonstrations, and lists in a fit of cleaning off my desk last week. It was of Southern Utah is now featured in the League virtual lessons, to cutting-edge new music dated September, 2014. I don’t suppose they would of American Orchestras’ new Symphony Spot offered by American Composers Orchestra, you’ll still be interested…. (symphonyspot.org), a one-stop hub of orchestra find content from more than 100 orchestras, But you, dear readers, might be. In fact, I’m going live streams, videos, and digital learning events venues, and soloists. And the site grows daily. to stretch this over two weeks. First, beloved books from more than 100 members and friends of the “In addition to the videos available, we from years past, and second, more recent reads. Well, League. also have a blog exploring music through our at least since 2014. “We have several years of video from concert Listening Club for All Ages: http://osulistening. One is The Book of Mormon. Let it just be said performances, with our fabulous scenery, and blogspot.com/ This goes back to May 2015 with that this an on-going project. One of these days, I from smaller groups at recitals available for favorite melodies and performances. There are hope to fully understand it. viewing on our Youtube channel: https://www. 32 episodes available and we will be adding new Right under that is John Milton’s Paradise Lost, youtube.com/channel/UC9nsAT3-XJ5YFB-_ episodes. Our blog on the history of OSU is at a book that truly changed my concept of the power ENUw2BQ," said Rebekah Hughes, OSU Manager. https://historicalosu.blogspot.com and includes of language. This is Milton’s epic poem, twelve books “We hope you will enjoy sharing music in your archival programs starting from 1988. This is and hundreds of pages, about the war in heaven, the home.” also an ongoing project,” said Sara Penny, OSU creation of the earth, and Adam and Eve’s ultimate “During this uncertain time, we’ve seen assistant. fall. There isn’t one word firsthand the value and connection orchestras Music inspires us, strengthens us, and brings that isn’t considered, not bring to the public,” commented League us together. We appreciate the musicians, one image that isn’t seared President and CEO Jesse Rosen. “Orchestras of all patrons, staff, and donors who make it possible into my brain. Picture sizes are continuing to serve their communities for us to present music. Please consider a dona- the inhabitants of heaven throughout this crisis, whether through stream- tion to the Orchestra of Southern Utah in these lifting mountains by their ing musicians’ live performances from home, by difficult times: OSU, P.O. Box 312, Cedar City, UT trees, like shaggy hair, to offering archival audio and video performances 84721. Donors recognized on our website. If you drop on one another. If online, or by providing parents, students, and see any errors please let us know: https://www. you are looking to vastly enlarge your intellect and teachers with valuable educational resources. myosu.org/donations. Corrections to osucedar- spiritual capacity, read this. It will take all summer. We’re proud to present this one-stop resource [email protected] Moving on. Another book with powerful spiritual in order to highlight the inspirational music “Thanks to everyone involved in the Orchestra fallout is C. S. Lewis’ Screwtape Letters, the com- reverberating across the country.” of Southern Utah and we are looking forward to munications between a young devil and his senior The League’s new Symphony Spot serves as resuming music-making,” said Hughes. advisor. It is a fast read compared to Milton except for the fact that you have to stop and wonder if that is you described on the page. By now it must be clear that I worry about the state of my soul. For example, am I ever proud to be humble? The rest: Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver excited my wish to be a locavore. The Secret Life of Bees, Sue Monk Kidd, tells of Lily, a sweet child who flees an abusive father to find shel- ter with a family of black sisters, who raise bees. On everybody’s favorite list: To Kill a Mockingbird. Fred Adams recommended The Book Thief; important to me as a person of German descent. There were good people in Germany during World War II. Daphne du Maurier’s The Scapegoat is from decades ago. It tells the improbable story of a man who steps into the life of his double and no one realizes—except the mistress. My good reading friend doesn’t like this next book: Death Comes for the Archbishop by Willa Cather. I love it. See what you think. I spent much of my youth reading and re-reading the Oz books. The original editions I have are worth money, but that’s not why I still love them so much. 12 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 Community & Personal Interest in L ife Iron County Chef Michel Attali Michelin star Chef serving up french flare in Cedar City

by Tom Watson His frequent flyer miles are in the Iron County Today six figures. He is still traveling at special request to give the “je ne sais uring this time of shutdowns, quoi” to the dinners or event. He has with cooks and waitresses cooked for single persons and to as being laid off or completely many as 100 at a time. His abilities Dlosing their positions, in Cedar City include providing one of the most we have a great attitude of “not is delicious meals I have ever tasted or all lost and we will soon be out of experienced. this mess.” That is a wonderful way A true family enterprise, The to think of things in these times and French Spot strives to create a corner we will soon be back to what we may of French culture in our community. call “normal.” Michel is the hands behind the whole With that being said, in Cedar business. He was first trained as a City we have a small hidden, almost a chef and pastry chef in Lyon, the secret, that is one of the most deli- culinary capital of France and his cious restaurants we have in our city. hometown. Since then, he’s worked Don’t let this petite bistro fool in the very best restaurants of Paris, you—The French Spot, located at 5 Dubai, Geneva, and New York where North Main St. (on Center Street) he earned his Michelin star. While he right next door to Centro Pizza, has bakes, the rest of his family take care many delicious menu items all with of business. Sister Leah keeps things an outstanding French flare. running with her skills as a manager Chef Michel (Michael) Attali, and a master barista. But the entire is the energy and drive behind it family is here to help you spoil your all. Michel has been an sweet tooth. Come practice your Executive Chef for French. Or sit back with a café two extremely Yo u don't have to and a croissant, close your high-end watch Netflix to see eyes, listen to some French a Michelin Star chef in restau- action. Chef Michel Attali tunes, and believe yourself rants in lives and works right in Paris for a second. New her in Cedar City. The French Spot is York, open from Tue - Sun: 7am - 10pm and closed Mondays. The French Spot and Michel are amazingly busy during the summer months. When the Shakespeare photos by tom watson Festival is in full gear, the French Spot Essex House, and Petrossian. The has as many as ten people working latter is famous for its caviar with at the same time all day long. His which Michael had a major role in. food is praised from all over and The caviar is still being processed he has people traveling from L.A. today and is shipped the world to come and get his made-from- over. But you now you ask, what scratch Macarons and Croissants. is a world renown executive Chef Come check out the menu boards. doing in Cedar City? His lovely wife Each one is a mouthwatering delight. is a French Professor at SUU, and according to Michel, “New York had become too much.” They have lived (Reporters note) Before I met Michel, I in Cedar City for many years and have never had French food except an have loved every minute of it. occasional croissant. I had never tasted Master Chef Attali has been the anything like the food he prepares, ever. private chef of Sheiks, millionaires, Now, I have become a regular. I can truly and heads of state all over the world. say his is extraordinaire. Iron County Today life Wednesday, April 22, 2020 13

photos by Brad Abrams Cedar City hoists humorous, inspiring banners of positivity

Asl di p ay of positivity and patriotism with 82 brightly colored banners down Main Street gives Cedar City residents a much-needed lift. They include song lyrics that Boomers and Generation Z can all relate to, providing residents something to talk about. From Lil Wayne's "Make Jokes. No Stress. Love. Live Life. Proceed. Progress." to Judy Garland's "When troubles melt like lemon drops," to Garth Brooks, "Tougher Broncs, you know I can't recall" to Bruno Mars in Uptown Funk's "Smoother than a fresh jar of Skippy." A lyrical guessing game for everyone lines the streets of Cedar City, a town known for its creativity and ability to adapt in tough times. With the Shakespeare Festival delayed, Southern Utah University closed, and tourism at a stand-still, these banners are more than a clever marketing gimmick, they are a symbol of good humor, positivity and, more importantly, that Cedar City's is in this together. #CedarCityTogether, @CedarCityEvents. 14 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 life Iron County Today C alendar

Due to the community’s responsibility Support Groups Service Clubs Government to help prevent the potential spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19), please check with Alcoholics Anonymous LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION the event and activity sponsors to make (877) 865-5890 • www.utahaa.org Tues, 12 pm • Call Shanda for location and 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am sure that the event is still taking place. Meetings are at the KKCB Club activity. Everyone welcome! (702) 480-3238 Commission Chambers Everyone’s patience is greatly appreciated (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) 68 S 100 E, Parowan. during this trying time. unless otherwise listed ROTARY CLUB Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, Noon 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (702) 865-7637 Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 W ednesday, April 22 Misfits • M – F, 6 pm MARINE CORPS LEAGUE Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION T.G.I.S.S. (Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual) Earth Day • Sun, 11 am Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Administrative Professional’s Day My Story • Sat, 8 pm AMERICAN LEGION AUX What a Way to Start the Day • Su, M, W, F, 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar City Library ENOCH CITY COUNCIL 7-8 am, Th 7 pm • Fellowship Building, 70 N 303 N 100 E, American Legion Conf. 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall 200 W, Cedar City (behind St. Jude’s) Room • (435) 704-6654 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE P AROwan CITY COUNCIL 586-1112 Ext. 307 B.A.C.A. Color Country Chapter Meeting 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall Lunch Bunch • T, Th, Noon, Cedar Bowling 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 Alley, 421 E Highway 91, (435) 586-1383 City. Helpline: 435-559-4505 Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm Parowan Senior Center 685 N 300 E • (435) 477-8925 Al-Anon Classes/Activities Meetings are at the KKCB Club 1952 – For the first time in history, (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) ADULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE viewers witnessed live the detonation of unless otherwise listed Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream an atomic bomb at the U.S. testing site in Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Yucca Flat, Nevada on Television. The Atomic Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center members, or $8 drop-in fee. 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 bomb tested was larger than those dropped Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333 on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War II. Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE Pickleball Group Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 (thepeoplehistory.com) Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. Hope for Today (Family Groups) 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, and free (outdoors) NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS endurance-building activities, relaxation Thu rsday, April 23 www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 techniques, and health education topics. ROCK CLUB Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, AWANA BIBLE CLUB 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 Picnic Day unless otherwise listed W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. BARD’S BIRTHDAY BASH – Get excited and Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm Preschool-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. ready to celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm southernutahrockclub.org with us during this year’s Bard’s Birthday Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 Bash. You may be sheltering at home, but Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm BOOK CLUB that doesn’t mean that you can’t celebrate (Small room) 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 N 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood William Shakespeare’s birthday. We know you Women Only • Sun, 11 am 100 E. This month we will discuss “The Soul shop, 703 W 600 S. can’t come to the Festival right now, so we Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm of an Octopus" by Sy Montgomery TAE KWON DO CLASS are sending the party to you! For our annual The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar Bard’s Birthday Bash, we have put together (877) 865-5890. CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/ some fun activities for you and your family Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center to do at home and share with us and with SEX ANONYMOUS 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 mo., ages 5+, any experience level (435) Wed, 6 pm • 203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar 865-9223. Helps benefit Canyon Creek your friends on social media! Create a Bard City • (877) 865-5890 CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB Crisis Center. Video. Bake Some Bard’s Cupcakes. Build a ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library Mini Globe Theatre. Perform a Renaissance Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm 303 N 100 E. TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING Dance. And have fun! Share them with us and 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library your friends on social media! #utahshakes or (435) 238-4998 x8773 CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 #bardbirthdayusf. Visit www.bard.org/birthday Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub PARKINSON’S TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly to download The Party Packet with all the 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice instructions for five fun activities! 2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library (West & shape your future. Be the leader and Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. Room), 303 N 100 E speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm CAREGIVERS CEDAR PROFESSIONALS Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging Offices, weight without buying special foods. Fri day, April 24 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY of business people. Stimulate business WATER AEROBICS CLASS Pigs in a Blanket Day 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary for members through exchange of ideas, building, Main & 300 N, Parowan Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 information and business referrals. W., Fun, up-tempo workout to music. SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED www.cedarprofessionals.org Intensive cardio, full body muscle toning. 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library 303 COLOR COUNTRY WINDS Any fitness level. All ages. $3/class, N 100 E Wed • Come brush up on your band skills including pool admission. (435) 327-2091 NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family to share with the community. Call Debbie (no text) Thurs, 7 pm • Southwest Behavioral Health at (435) 559-9609 for time and location. WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! Center, 245 E 680 S, Cedar City Free • (435) 590-7749 or (435) 590-0880 COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS in-person motivation from members, 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. Utah Center). Paddles & balls supplied. (435) 586-6345 trained guides and wellness coaches. P AROwan FRIDAY NIGHTS CRUISING – 7 pm. • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City (702) 832-0555 Jump in your truck or pull up a chair! Come www.southernutahshare.com COMMUNITY MINDFULNESS see your friends from a distance. Everyone Multiple sclerosis & MEDITATIONS WELLNESS PLACE is invited to dress up, or decorate your car 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar City Visitor’s Center Sun 4 pm • St. Jude’s Episcopal Church, 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) and come have fun the old school way! For (581 N Main) For both caregivers and those 95 N 200 W, Cedar City • 435-590-4092. 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc. information call (435) 477-8190. with MS. No age limit. Free guided meditations. Open to public. com/upcoming-classes Iron County Today life Wednesday, April 22, 2020 15 C alendar Intellectual Property Mortgages

ortgages help people ing the wreckage in your life that you S aturday, April 25 May 1 not only secure a home believe that’s all there can and ever Telephone Day but obtain the means to will be. You can’t see how a life so lost Mimprove that home and its property and full of destruction could ever be 1990 – Hubble space telescope is placed value. What about your intellectual, repaired, let alone rebuilt from the by shuttle Discovery into orbit emotional, and spiritual property ruins of your decisions, or the effects values? Just as you take care of of the decisions and derisions of Su nday, April 26 your physical home, your internal others. That doesn’t mean you need real-estate also needs improving to mortgage your hopes and dreams, Pretzel Day and maintaining. Both will provide or let fear foreclose on your future 1986 – An explosion and fire at the No. 4 dividends of joy and happiness if and cause your intellectual property reactor of Chernobyl nuclear power plant in ASPIRE DANCE PRO COMPETITION – Held in you are willing to make the neces- values to plummet. Ukraine resulted in a nuclear meltdown sending the Heritage Center Theater (105 N 100 sary investments of your time and You can achieve true prosperity radioactivity into the atmosphere. The Radiation E, Cedar City). For information visit www. energy towards their protection by taking back ownership of your fallout spread throughout Europe The Chernobyl aspiredancepro.com or call Cedar City Events – and improvement. intellectual, emotional, and spiritual disaster is considered the largest nuclear Todd Hageman 435-865-5108. accident in history. (thepeoplehistory.com) You can also mortgage your intel- properties. Take down the For Rent lectual property value by comparing or For Sale signs and transform your May 2 your achievements or circumstances shack of shame into a confident M onday, April 27 with another’s. When you compare, castle of character. Stop mortgaging you often despair. Then, in a desperate your mind to mediocrity. Get rid of Prime Rib Day attempt to keep up with the Jones’s weeds, pests, and guests that are not 1810 – Ludwig van Beethoven composes you can become his famous piano piece "Für Elise" jaded and blinded to your own blessings. Tue sday, April 28 Don’t get stuck in the mire of admiring the t he Rut Superhero Day seemingly greener grass on the other COMMUNITY READS: Todd Peterson – “It less traveled Needs to Look Like We Tried” – Join SUU side. When you start Community Education on Facebook Live or looking at life as a by Corey Baumgartner Zoom for a live discussion at 2 pm. Join weekly competition every- virtual book discussions featuring local authors Iron County Today FRONTIER HOMESTEAD – ARCHAEOLOGY DAY thing on the “other and familiar personalities sharing favorite – 10 am to 2 pm, Frontier Homestead State Park side” is going to seem books. Register for FREE on eventbrite.com. (635 N Main St, Cedar City). Cost per person greener, more successful, bigger and helping improve your property values. is $2 or $5 per family. Visitors can participate more beautiful. Stop fussing and start It may be difficult and uncomfortable, in activities that highlight traditional Native W ednesday, April 29 American and Pioneer crafts and skills, such as focusing on appreciating and main- but you’ve got to leave some things throwing an atlatl, creating rope and cordage, taining the good things already on behind to make room for better Zipper Day making a native flute, and much more. There will your side. Worrying about the “other things in life. Release anything that also be ongoing demos and Native fry bread. side” can mortgage your valuable time will ultimately matter the least and 33RD ANNUAL CEDAR CITY EASTER TREAT and energy that you could be using to only offer temporary reprieve and HAND-OFF PARADE – 12 pm, Cedar City Veterans Park/Baseball Fields (407 W 275 N, make your side greener. anything which will deceive you into Cedar City). Kids bring your parents and you Alright, sometimes it's not greener selling your dreams for distractions get to stay in the car and be the parade! on the other side. Maybe it's just as and return only regrets for poor Local groups and organizations will be on the dry and dead as your side. Maybe the investments. Today, give yourself sideline cheering you on; all appropriately weeds next door have now become permission to re-invest in your socially distanced of course! Watch for SUU Aviation flybys, Cedar City Fire department your unwelcomed weeds. Perhaps happiness and health. with their trucks and lights shining. There is you've never had a good example of a I encourage you to be diligent in even rumor your teacher or a teacher from happy, healthy, successful life. Maybe intellectually weeding, replanting, your school might be there. Admission is FREE. you’ve never walked barefoot through acquiring and learning how to use What a great way to celebrate and you get to be the float, dress up, decorate your car or just the green grass of joy and peace. the right tools to help keep your Maybe all you've known are weeds grass greener and your home and 1967 "Respect" single released by Aretha come down for your very own treat and you Franklin (Billboard Song of the Year 1967) don’t even have to get out of your car. and dirt. You're so used to recogniz- heart cleaner. 16 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 life Iron County Today Where’s the yeast? by Edy Meredith now educating themselves on the For Iron County Today internet on the use of this type of yeast. Apparently, you do not need n 1984 an old lady like me and to activate the yeast by soaking it in her friends on a Wendy’s TV warm water. You can mix it right in commercial popularized the with your dry ingredients. Iphrase “Where’s the beef?” Today The question remains: How does the popular phrase is, “Where’s the the supply chain run out of yeast, yeast?” Last Sunday I got a call of that small organism that is very desperation from my granddaughter prevalent and is considered to be in Los Angeles. Since the “lockdown” one of the earliest domesticated she and her parents have been work- organisms found by archaeologists ing online at home. Happily, all three in Egyptian ruins. Grocery stores and of them are fully employed. However, online retailers report that sales of in her spare time my granddaughter yeast are up by 647 percent at the has been making bread. end of March compared to the same She dearly loves to make home- week last year. Typically, however, made bread, as apparently everyone yeast can take up to 50 days from else in Los Angeles and in the United when it starts to grow in the factory States does too. However, one of the before it is packaged and appears on main and necessary ingredients for store shelves. really good bread is yeast. You can make your own Right now, yeast is not yeast by using dried available in stores and fresh fruit or online. My (unwashed) and granddaughter add a little requested, water to it. If really you stir the begged, me fruit around, to check you will the stores notice the in Cedar water gets City, and slightly send some cloudy. yeast to That’s the her in Los yeast! Then Angeles. add an equal What mass of flour grandmother to the fruit and can refuse such a water mixture to request? So, early on make a loose, wet Monday morning I was getty images dough. And then you at Smiths at 7 am looking wait while keeping it warm for yeast. I was told that Smiths and but not hot. After 12 hours you will Walmart hadn’t had any yeast for see bubbles that will form. After 24 weeks. I did my grocery shopping to 48 hours, add water and flour. quickly and left. As I passed the Keep repeating the process to get other store in Cedar City, I stopped more and more bubbles formed by to check for yeast. The shelves the yeast. You will need time and containing the packets of quick patience. You can check Facebook rising yeast and flour were bare, but for the Hungry Panda for more high on the top was something I had information about making your own never seen before: large rectangular yeast. prism shapes about 2 inches high, 4 Sales of no other products have inches wide and 4 inches long which jumped like yeast has. However, said Fleischman’s Yeast, Instant interestingly enough another prod- Yeast, 1 lb./454 grams. They were uct is missing on the shelves in Los big packages and stone hard to the Angeles stores. It is hair dye. People touch. are unable to go to their hair salons, I quickly checked out and paid so they are resorting to keeping the for the two heavy packages. Then gray away by dyeing their hair at I stopped at the Post Office and home. mailed them off to my granddaugh- Pleasant baking! May the aroma ter in Los Angeles by priority mail. in your home smell of fresh baked My daughter and granddaughter are bread! Iron County Today life Wednesday, April 22, 2020 17 faith S hield of Faith (Armor 5) Missionary Moments

Ephesians 6:10-18 T he hardest week of my life

ver the last few weeks we flaming arrows, because of they With concerns of COVID-19, Elder Dunnell quickly found I need them a lot more have been assembling our are like the dragon’s fiery breath? and his missionary companions were than they need me. warrior’s wardrobe, also There is another worthy explana- instructed by the Church of Jesus Christ Thank you for reading my emails knownO as the Armor of God. We tion for the design and need for of Latter-day Saints to temporarily return up to this point. Not sure when I'll have armed ourselves with the this worthy piece of God’s holy to the United States. After resume these emails, but it Belt of Truth, the Breastplate of armor. several complications with flight will happen. Please anyone Righteousness and our faithful In ancient battles, enemies arrangements, he has returned that needs someone to talk feet are ready for battle with the would wrap their arrows in a home safely. However, he is to, any help during this Shoes of Peace. But this is not all. tar-like flammable substance hoping to be able to return to time I've got a lot of time The devil knows very well that we that not only burned in flight but the good people of Mozambique, to converse in my 2-week know the Truth and are trying our would stick to and burn its target. Africa soon.) containment so shoot me best to live Righteous lives and If a warrior was not able to block an email. enjoy the Peace that comes from the fiery dart, it would stick to can be perfectly honest. I will put pictures up on knowing we have a Savior, Jesus his armor and begin to heat it up. Still, there is no other my blog because I have a Christ, with whom we fight for Eventually, the warrior would have place I want to be than lot. They will be captioned. IMozambique. I'm asking Elder and with and through whom we to remove his armor or be burned Dunnell you all to pray that me and Elder Dunnell will be victorious! by it. Without armor, the warrior missi onary This makes the devil more would be left open and unguarded the thousands of other elderdunnell.blogspot.com angry and desirous to defeat us against greater wounds. The missionaries can find their and he will never give up. Fear not, devil is always trying to get us to way back to their missions. Leaving for God is not done equipping us remove our armor during battle, Mozambique under these conditions If you have a missionary currently serving, against every evil had to be one of the hardest things preparing to serve or has completed weapon (Isaiah I have ever done in my life. As for their mission we’d love to include their 45:17). God knows What fiery darts the trip, I felt God's hand all the way adventures, advice and other uplifting that as we strive to through it. I never felt overly worried editorial in upcoming issues of this Faith live righteous lives, do you need to because I know God watches out for section. This invitation is extended to all we must be able to his Missionaries. missionaries in all different religions, no defend ourselves block in your life? Will I return? I really believe so as matter their age, where or how long they against the fiery “ the Church is calling this a temporary have served. darts of the reassignment. This honestly still feels adversary. Thus, He like a dream, and not a great one, has given us the but I'm trying to make the best out Shield of Faith. God's of this situation just as I'm sure you Because even all are also. I feel a little/ a lot out of with the Truths of place. Jesus Christ and Porch I'd like to bear my testimony that striving to live a Christ loves you all. He suffered for by Corey Baumgartner Righteous life and you all and some day He will come even having Peace Iron County Today again. I get the feeling that we’re from knowing you just taking an appetizer of what are on Christ’s Covenant Path; the or not even bother to put it on is to come. God puts us through devil will still attack you, relent- before battle. hard times to give us perspective, lessly. He will shoot fiery darts at What fiery darts do you need experience, and give us the chance you every day, every chance he to block in your life? Perhaps to react how Jesus would. I have gets, hoping that even one will get the darts you need more Faith seen so many people reacting to through. to defend against are the darts this situation by turning towards Nevertheless, with the Shield of of: Doubt, Debt, Depression, Christlike attributes. Chances like Faith we will be able to block the Despair, Discord, Disobedience, this don't come often, so I encourage deceptions and temptations of the Dishonesty, Drunkenness, Drugs, everyone to take advantage of this devil. It will help each of us to be or any other devilishly disguised golden opportunity to show God able to withstand wickedness and Depravity. If you are alert and what you're truly made of and who help us keep ourselves safe during stay close to the Lord, the Shield you want to be. This Church is true, I have been a witness to miracles on the battles we face each day of Faith will help you block every Elder Dunnell against the enemy of all mankind, one of these deceptive, desperate this mission. God is merciful. I love you all and want you all to know that Missionaries from the Church of the evil dragon (Revelation 12:7). darts, if you’re willing to use it Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Perhaps this is this why Ephesians every day. I truly don't believe this is the end currently serving in Africa, board an 6:16 speaks of the fiery darts or Take up the Shield of Faith. of my Mozambican adventures. The airplane to make their way back to the people there are amazing and I've States amidst COVID-19 concerns. 18 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 life Iron County Today business obituaries

Fae Sanders Gibson C ommunity branding Fae Sanders Gibson, 91, of Cedar City Utah, passed away on Saturday April 11, 2020. She was born October 28, 1928 in LaVerkin, Utah to Moroni Sanders and more important than ever Mildred (Millie) Zabriskie Sanders. She married the love of her life, Rodney R. Gibson on February 14, 1946. They were married 42 years before Rodney passed Building Main Street, not Wall Street away. Fae was a hardworking, strong willed woman and a heck of a farmer. She farmed the land at Pages Ranch and hile communities certainly have think their brand is one thing; when visitors Quitchapa in the 70's while raising 2 chil- more on their minds these days, it is come expecting that, they are disappointed. dren. Her grandkids loved hearing the stories of what a good shot never too early to start thinking how This sets your community back many years as she was. She could pop the head off of pheasant from her bedroom Wyour community is going to position yourself it is difficult to rebound from false advertising window and how they would poach the deer out of the hay fields. Mom did the shooting because it had to be a head shot with a .22 moving forward post virus. If your community of your brand. so there wasn't too much noise and only Fae was that good! has never really focused on their brand, now Creating successful brands are difficult She also was a fantastic crocheter and man she was fast. She is the time to start thinking about that. With at best. Brands need to be created with both could crotchet anything but when the curtains got too heavy for the curtain rods we had to ask her just to make afghans. She loved the whole travel market undergoing a massive inside and outside perspectives. Focus groups watching her beloved Utah Jazz, loved her children and grandchil- shift, your local brand will be more critical are the absolute worst way to create brands. dren and loved her dogs. We're not sure how little Buddy is going to now than ever before. How others view your They usually lead to localized thinking and do without her. community will be the difference between typically get watered down to keep everyone Fae was preceded in death by her husband, Rodney R. Gibson; her parents, Moroni and Millie Sanders; her siblings, Verl Sanders, prospering and struggling in the future. happy. Just as bad as focus groups can be, Alda Sanders Jones, and Mildred Sanders Lee. Fae is survived by her Why do we need a brand or what good local politics can produce equally bad results. daughter Misty Cheek, son-in-law Dennis Cheek of Enoch, Utah, their does it do for us? Compare your community Local politics have killed as many great ideas children Chansen (Caitlin) Cheek of Heber City, Utah, Haylee Cheek of Las Vegas, Nevada, Angelle Cheek of Cedar City, Utah, Marie to a ship; a community without a and brands as focus groups. While Cheek of Nesbit, Mississippi and Lori Cheek Laubach of Hornlake, brand is much like a ship without a focus groups and political opinions Mississippi; and Fae's son Craig Gibson, his children Stoney (Rick) rudder. Your brand is critical if you do have a place in the community, Davies of Henderson, Nevada and Clint Gibson of Las Vegas, Nevada; along with 13 great grandchildren and 4 great-great grandchildren. wish to compete in the ever more branding isn’t one of those places Fae will be laid to rest in Hurricane, Utah next to her husband at increasingly competitive community other than to possibly help align a future date to be announced when details are available. Please job and tourism attraction game. efforts. While local input is critical, visit www.hughesmortuary.com for details. What is a brand? A brand is a often brand creation is best done perception; it isn’t a cute slogan or with an outside perspective guiding logo. It is what people think of you, the inside thinking. Bessie Peck Dover it is not what you think of yourself, Patience can serve a great role On a beautiful Sunday morning, one unless of course those two go hand- in branding. You may have a great week after Easter, the most wonderful in-hand. Too often, communities branding idea but are not quite ready lady in the world passed beyond the veil and into paradise. She was greeted there create brands upon how they view John A. Newby as a community to present or offer by many who have been waiting for a long themselves. This can cause discon- cmstolu ni the impact needed to succeed. Be time to see her. nects with the very people they are sure whatever brand you settle on, Bessie Peck Dover was born on October trying to attract to their community. you can deliver. If you fail to deliver, 14, 1923 in Kanab Utah to Bessie Brown and Alfred LeRoy Peck. The most successful brands promote emotion, all your advertising, marketing and efforts will She grew up in Kanab, Ut and Salt excitement and feeling. Brands create the why, be for naught. When building your brand, think Lake City, UT. She graduated from East not the location or the activity. beyond the now. Where do you want to be in 5 High School in Salt Lake City and then went on to attend the University of Utah Let me start with this. When potential or 10 years as a community? Build your brand eventually receiving her Master’s degree from there and then was visitors search for what they will be doing for the long haul, not for just today. honored with an honorary doctorate from Southern Utah University on their next vacation, they rarely search by Make no mistake; branding is one of the where she taught and Career Counseled for many years. Bessie became a mother to many more than the children who she gave location first. They search by activity first fol- most critical elements for a community to get birth to. She mentored and loved hundreds of students while at lowed by a potential location. A great example exactly right. You can’t afford to get it wrong. SUU. She was a very active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of might be if someone is looking to go boating The world is becoming much more competitive Latter-day Saints and served in many assignments with dedication. or fishing, they are going to search boating or and this includes communities. If you are going She passed peacefully on Sunday April 19, 2020 while residing in the Beehive Home in Cedar City, UT but not far from her eternal fishing hotspots etc. They don’t search location to compete in the world of tourism and job companion who is still living in their home in Cedar City, UT. and then hope they find fishing or boating. attraction, your brand will be a vital element Bessie is survived by her husband Kent Bryant Dover and Nearly all communities get it backwards when in that competition. Don’t cut corners on this children, Thomas Kent and Tamara Dover, Mesa, AZ, Patrick Alan and Rhonda Dover, Layton, UT, Marilyn Grainger, Cedar City, UT and marketing and branding their community as element of your community’s message, for a daughter-in-law Nancy Smyth, Las Vegas, NV. She is preceded in they concentrate on the location. What their without this portion of the message, you are a death by her son: Roy Kelly Dover and his son Bryan Lee Dover as community has to offer is promoted secondary. book without a plot, one that will get put down well as her parents and another grandson Michael Lynn Grainger. Brands need to be very focused to be never to be picked-up again. Bessie has a posterity of over 70 and she knew and loved each and every one of us calling everyone her favorite. effective. The broader the focus; the less Because of the COVID19 pandemic plaguing the world at this effective. You can’t try and be everything to time, we are saddened that we cannot give Mother the spectacular everybody. You will fail with this strategy. John A. Newby, author of the "Building Main Street, Not send-off that she deserves at this time. A graveside service will be held on Saturday, April 25, 2020 (one day after her and Kent’s While marketing is important; understand Wall Street " column and Facebook group dedicated 75th wedding anniversary) at 1:00 p.m. with a viewing for family that successful brands rely on much more to helping communities and media companies work and close friends beginning at 11:30 p.m. Under the direction of than marketing. Great branding relies upon a together allowing both to not just survive but thrive Affordable Funeral Services (435)586-3456. Online Condolences can be sent to her memorial page at www. viable product. Too many communities piece in a world where truly-local is lost to Amazon, Wall affordablefuneralservices.com or/and Bessie Dover Memorable Page together their brands only to disappoint. They Street chains and others. [email protected]. on Facebook. Iron County Today life Wednesday, April 22, 2020 19 obituaries

Dorothy Layne Kimbrell Bulloch Dan (Danny) Ray Halterman Annie Shirley Houston Lindsay

Dorothy Layne Kimbrell Bulloch passed 3-8-1959 to 4-15-2020 Annie Shirley Houston away on April 17, 2020 in Cedar City, UT, After a long battle with many health issues Lindsay, age 49, slipped 12 1/2 hours shy of her 96th birthday. She he took a ride home. He had a great love for his peacefully from this life into was born April 18,1924 in Winchester, KY, family and life. He loved to ride his motorcycle, the loving arms of our Heavenly to Christopher Columbus Kimbrell, Jr. and go fishing with his dad, and spend time with his Father on April 15, 2020, at her Minnie Reba Baber. wife and son. He was born in Cedar City Utah. He home in Lehi, UT. She grew up on Magnolia Street with married Ester Mellor on July 19, 2003. Annie was born to Perry her younger brother Glenn and surrounded He is survived by his wife (Ester Halterman), LaVon and Shirley Gubler by her mother's brothers and sisters who his son (Steven Brown), and his sisters (Carole, Houston on September 27, 1970. spoiled them so much. Oh, how she loved Suzanne, Kristie, and Kaylene), and many She was the fifth of their seven them dearly and spoke of them often and extended family and friends. Preceded in death children and the first daughter. told countless stories about how much they by his parents Phyllis and Orland (Faye). Her parents later divorced. Her did for her. No service at this time. A celebration of life mother later married Gerald R She went to grade school in Winchester will follow this summer. Buckner, and her father later married Bonnie Moore. and graduated from Winchester High school. Online condolences can be sent to his memorial page at www. Annie married Vance Robert Lindsay, for time and all After high school she moved to Lexington, affordablefuneralservices.com. eternity, in the St. George, UT, temple on July 21, 1990. KY and went to nursing school at Nazareth They are the parents of five beautiful children: Justin, School of Nursing at St. Joseph's Hospital. Travis, Riley, Camille and Porter. Upon graduation she went to work at the Annie was blessed to spend her growing-up years in Clark County Hospital in Winchester for a Judd Musser LaVerkin and Hurricane, UT, sharing good times with cous- couple of years. ins and friends. Annie attended Hurricane Elementary, She then decided to come west and visit Judd Musser, age 81, passed peacefully in his Hurricane Middle, and Hurricane High School, making her childhood best friend who had married sleep on April 12, 2020 in Enoch, Utah. He was great memories along the way. Annie clogged with the a man from Cedar City. She liked Cedar so born on May 27, 1938 to William and Margret Stirland dancers. She performed in HHS drama produc- much she decided to stay. Musser. tions, including “Godspell,” “Oklahoma,” and “The Taming She went to work at Mountain Bell Judd was raised on the family farm in Murray, of the Shrew.” She was even a part of the track team, telephone company for a while and then was hired at the Iron County Utah. Later in life he served an LDS mission in briefly. Annie loved life! She drank it up. She enjoyed her Hospital. While there, another nurse and her husband introduced her Washington state, joined the Army and met his job at Hill’s Frostop. She made many friends, and many to a young cowboy by the name of Wirth B. Bulloch. They fell in love bride of almost 60 years. Always doing what it happy memories, throughout those younger years. and were married on July 22,1947 in Cedar City. She was baptized a took to support his wife and family, Judd worked After high school, Annie briefly considered college but member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and they in many professional fields. The Rio Grande rail- went shopping instead. Annie worked as a leasing agent were sealed for time and all eternity in the St. George Temple in 1948. road hired him as a fireman, he worked as a lab for an apartment complex in Las Vegas. It was during this To this union were born four children. Judith Anne, Robert Alan, technician for Bennett paint, lead mechanic for time, at a singles ward dance in Las Vegas, that Annie Peter Kimbrell and Janeen. Janeen passed away shortly after birth. She Scott Machinery, certified welder, and installed a met her second half, Vance Lindsay. They were a match also has a foster daughter Julia Casuse. countless number of fences for Allied Fence Co. all around Cedar City. His made in heaven. They jumped into life together. Work She was a faithful and active member of The Church of Jesus most important job was raising 5 children with his bride Lorrilie. took them from Las Vegas, to Reno, St. George, LaVerkin Christ of Latter-day Saints serving in many callings such as Primary Judd is survived by his wife, 5 children, 14 grandchildren, and 3 great (where Justin, Travis, and Riley were born), Enoch (where President and in the Young Women's program but her favorite calling grandchildren. He will truly be missed by many others and the hundreds Camille and Porter were born) and finally Lehi, UT. was serving her fellow sisters as the Relief Society President. She of Veterans that he took fishing. The vegetable garden he grew every year Through the years, Annie shared her talents of music, and dad also served a mission to the Oregon Portland Mission from and the many people that he shared them with will always be an amazing cake decorating, and cooking. We all know Annie’s 1985-87. She also served for 10 plus years in the extraction program at memory. cooking is legendary! the Genealogical Library. A graveside service was held on Friday, April 17, 2020 at 11am at the Annie excelled at bringing family together. She was a Later in life she worked at the Cedar City Public Library and as a Enoch Cemetery under the direction of Affordable Funeral Services. The master at planning trips and gatherings so that everyone secretary at the middle school. She was an avid reader and found family would like to thank the Hospice team at IHC for the incredible care could have a good time. She is famous for putting the great joy working at the library. and compassion they showed to Judd and his family. needs of others first. If you knew Annie, you knew she had She loved going to the ranch and cooking on the wood stove. She Online condolences can be sent to his memorial page at www. your back. was the best cook in the world! You have never eaten until you've affordablefuneralservices.com. Annie’s gusto and passion for life was applied to eaten the cooking of a Southern Belle! Her biscuits & gravy, fried everything: callings, ministering, serving, playing the chicken or leg of lamb were to die for. But most of all she was an guitar, and playing a mean right hand on the piano. Annie expert with desserts. Her fresh peach pie or her chocolate creme pie was organized, thoughtful, and a champion homemaker. was ecstasy. Kevin Stubbs Truman Annie worked at Lone Peak High and Willowcreek After dad passed away, she started walking daily with some of the Middle School. She was a peppy lunch lady and a friend. friends she had while working at the phone company, and really loved Kevin Stubbs Truman passed away peacefully When Vance was in Iraq, Annie applied her talents as these ladies. in his sleep at his home in Parowan, Utah on Family Readiness Group leader in one unit, and she was She loved her family more than anything in the world. Her April 14, 2020 at the age of 65. Kevin was born secretary for another unit, supporting the troops and their grandchildren and great grandchildren would light up her life every on September 11, 1954 in Cedar City, Utah to families. She served in many capacities in The Church of time they came to visit. Elmer J. and Lyla Stubbs Truman. Kevin lived and Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She was preceded in death by her loving husband Wirth B. Bulloch, went to school in Parowan until he was 11. His Annie will always be remembered for her one-of-a-kind infant daughter Janeen, Father Chris Kimbrell, mother Reba Kimbrell, family moved to Las Vegas, Nevada where he wit, charm, and sense of humor. She liked smoked brisket, step-mother Mina Kimbrell, brother Glenn Kimbrell and numerous completed his education. good music, and loved the gospel of Jesus Christ and her aunts and uncles. Kevin returned to Parowan where he was family. Annie had an abiding faith in Jesus Christ. She was She leaves behind daughter Judi (John, deceased) Hickman, Cedar able to enjoy his hobbies and quiet time in Christlike. City. Judi's 3 sons, Phillip Hickman Las Vegas, Nv., Chris (Kaylyn the mountains. He loved to hunt, fish, fly RC Annie soldiered on when the illness got rough. None of Edmonds) Hickman, Springville, Utah. Tony Hickman, Roosevelt, Utah. airplanes, ham radio, and wood turning. Kevin us knew how bad she really had it. We are so grateful for Her sons. Robert (Sherry Heinz) Bulloch, Cedar City. Their 4 children, worked at Gore Manufacturing and Valley all the loving care that she received while she was sick. Desirae (Jared) Gower, Saratoga Springs, Utah. Dusty (Emmi Nelson) View Medical Center as a floor maintenance specialist. After retirement Thank you! Bulloch, Richfield, Utah. Derek (Danica Powell) Bulloch, Cedar City, he enjoyed many happy hours with the southern Utah Wood Turners Annie was Annie right up to the end. Her playful and Utah and Darci (Colby) Batty, Washington, Utah. Peter Kim (Danice Association and the Southern Utah Ham Radio Club. Kevin was an active kind nature shone. We will miss you, Annie. Budreau) Bulloch, St. George, Utah and their children, Pete (Michelle member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where he served Annie loves all of her family. She is preceded in death Jessop) Bulloch, Washington, Utah. Lacie (Boyd) VanDam, Laverkin, as a faithful home teacher and assistant ward clerk for many years. Kevin by her father, Perry Houston; niece, Mechelle Houston; Utah. loved to do temple and family history work. and nephew, Dillon Ashy. She is survived by many loved Foster daughter Julia (Rodney) Gagnon, Topson, Maine and their Kevin leaves behind his mother, Lyla S. Truman, one sister Margaret ones and family members, including her husband, Vance 3 daughters. Emily (Nic) Moea'i San Antonio, Texas, Camille (Jeremy) (David) Yardley, one brother Nolan (Judy) Truman, nieces and nephews and Robert Lindsay; her children, Justin Lindsay, Travis Berger, Pottstown, Pa., Rebekah (Wes) Nielsen, New Harmony, Utah. extended family. He was preceded in death by his father, Elmer J. Truman. (Lindsay) Lindsay, Riley (Kraig) Jacobsen, Camille Lindsay, She also has 29 great grandchildren. Kevin was always thinking of other people and loved to share his many and Porter Lindsay; her granddaughter, Halle Lindsay, Mom we love and will miss you until we are together again! talents with them. We love you Kevin. daughter of Travis and Lindsay Lindsay; her mother and Interment in the Cedar City cemetery with a private family Because of the Covid-19 quarantine, a private family graveside service stepdad, Gerald R. and Shirley Buckner; her stepmom, graveside service under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. will be held on Wednesday April 22, 2020 at 12:00 pm at the Parowan City Bonnie Houston; and Vern and Sue Lindsay, Vance’s Online condolences can be sent at www.sumortuary.com Cemetery under the direction of Affordable Funeral Services. parents. Annie is also survived by her siblings: W. John Our family would like express a special thanks for the compas- KA7SWA signing off until we meet again. (Annette) Houston, Ricky (Lori) Houston, Kelly (Blanca) sionate service rendered to mom the last 3 weeks from Ethan Bunker, Online condolences can be sent to his memorial page at www. Houston, Clayton (Jennifer) Houston, Sherrie (Erik) Rachel and Sara and for their kindness. affordablefuneralservices.com. Mackelprang, and Susanna (Kelly) Jones. 20 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 Scores & Recaps from Iron County S ports Competition

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getty images s much as we tried to keep up the brave face of a dream, faith can make a difference in helping to pandemic. and the optimistic attitudes, a bad feeling was overcome. If the decisions don’t turn out for the best, move hanging heavy in the air since spring sports Have faith in teachers, who serve as pretty good on to something else. Mistakes don’t define you; wereA put on hold by the UHSAA on March 16. Less tour guides for sports, school subjects, and life in they only make you human. Our humanity is being than a month later – and 17 days before the origi- general. Have faith in family – they are your back- given the ultimate test right now, and my wish for all nally scheduled deadline – the entire school year, graduating seniors is to keep yours as a top priority. including all spring sports, was wiped out. Take care of yourself and let your goodness shine Graduating seniors won’t get one last chance No matter how everywhere you go. to show off their talents in their respective sports hard things may and do the work toward hopefully earning a college » More news from the COVID cancellation/ scholarship. Proms and graduation ceremonies are get in school or postponement desk: the Larry H. Miller Utah cancelled or being done completely different now “ Summer Games has postponed the high school because of COVID-19. in real life, your water polo tournament – which was scheduled It’s a sad story now, but this experience can serve for April 30 through May 2 – to a later date to be as an invaluable reminder once seniors get married perspective can determined. The bass fishing tournament at Sand and start raising families. Hollow Reservoir has been pushed back to June 29, No matter how hard things may get in school or change in an instant. and there is no official word on the status of the in real life, your perspective can change in an instant. sporting clays event in Hurricane that is tentatively Whenever any student in high school or college feels still on for May 2. like they want to just throw in the towel, the seniors While several PRCA rodeos around the country of the Class of 2020 will have this message to share. have been either postponed or cancelled entirely, the Having to learn schoolwork online may be random Cedar City PRCA stop is so far still on as scheduled interesting, but the novelty wears off really fast June 5 and 6 at Iron Rangers Arena. Event coordina- when friendships have to be approached differently. t houghts tor Cyndi Gilbert said a balancing act is in progress Hanging out hasn’t happened for a while now. Being between “a chance for the community to get outside able to sit down at a fast-food restaurant to eat and by Tom Zulewski and enjoy an event” and the health and safety of all share the latest dish is on hold as well. parties involved, from cowboys to spectators. And once the diplomas are handed out, there’s no Ssport Writer Gilbert told Iron County Today a final decision on going back. Adulting starts once graduation cele- the status of this year’s Cedar City rodeo will likely brations stop. Church missions are on the horizon bone and the foundation for everything else as you be made by May 15. Stay tuned to this space for more for many. Some may enter college with academic move forward with life. details. scholarships. Most important of all, have faith in yourself. All All of them have a common trait that needs to decisions for your life ultimately belong to you, be passed on so future generations won’t have the no matter how much influence or help you may Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter @TommyZee81 or email same regrets. For every obstacle that gets in the way receive – even if it comes from unseen sources like a [email protected]. Iron County Today sports Wednesday, April 22, 2020 21 Srip ng T om's Sports Trivia challenge

sports For this week’s theme, the NBA was supposed to start its 2020 playoffs over the weekend. To honor the occasion in our cancelled disrupted world, here’s a set of questions that tests your knowledge of past postseasons. *Last week’s answers are at the end 1. M any passionate Utah Jazz fans 6. As mentioned in Question 2, the the Los Angeles Lakers on May 10, will say Michael Jordan should have 1998-99 NBA season was shortened 1987 when which player scored for 2020 been whistled for an offensive foul by a lockout, with the San Antonio 29 points in the fourth quarter, a record that still stands today? by Tom ZULEWSKI instead of the winning basket that Spurs winning the championship gave the Chicago Bulls their sixth in five games. Who faced the Spurs A. Chris Mullin Iron County Today NBA title in the 1998 NBA Finals. that year – and has been to the B. Sleepy Floyd It was an ending everyone saw Who was the victim of the “alleged” playoffs only six more times since? C. Rod Higgins push-off on the Game 6 play? coming. For the student-athletes at A. Boston Celtics D. Purvis Short Cedar and Canyon View, the seem- A. John Stockton B. New York Knicks ingly inevitable moment couldn’t B. Shandon Anderson C. Philadelphia 76ers 12. In that same season, Larry Bird hide the hurt and disappointment C. Bryon Russell D. Cleveland Cavaliers came up with the legendary everyone felt when the announce- D. Antoine Carr steal in Game 5 of the Eastern ments came down April 14. 7. In its 30-year history, the Conference Finals that helped the When the UHSAA got word from 2. In a 1998-99 season that was Minnesota Timberwolves have Boston Celtics beat the Detroit Gov. Gary Herbert that school was shortened to 50 games due to the reached the NBA playoffs just nine Pistons. Who scored the winning to be done online for the remainder NBA lockout, the Jazz finished times. How many playoff series basket off the pass from Bird with of the academic year, it officially put 37-13, but were eliminated in six have they won? one second left? an end to all spring sports due to the games in the Western Conference A. 1 A. Dennis Johnson COVID-19 pandemic. quarterfinals. Who beat them? B. Danny Ainge The unprecedented move left B. 2 C. Sam Vincent shock waves that were felt by A. Denver Nuggets C. 3 D. Scott Wedman players and coaches from both B. Portland Trail Blazers D. 4 schools. Canyon View head baseball C. Los Angeles Lakers coach Jason Jacobsen said the loss D. Houston Rockets 8. The Cleveland Cavaliers won one Last week’s answers: of the season provided a valuable NBA title in 2016 during its run of A: 21 years old. lesson for everyone, especially the 3. In the last decade, the Jazz four straight trips to the Finals, 1.  eight seniors that were on this overcame an eight-year playoff but they made one other Finals Woods won that year by 12 strokes year’s team. series drought in 2017 when they appearance in the LeBron James over Tom Kite. “We knew it was coming, but eliminated which team in the era. When did it happen? 2. C: 46 years old. opening round? we were all holding out hope,” said A. 2005 Nicklaus shot 65 in the final round Jacobsen, who guided the Falcons to A. Los Angeles Clippers B. 2006 to erase a four-stroke deficit. a win in its three preseason games B. Golden State Warriors C. 2007 3. D: Chris DiMarco. that were played. “My players are C. San Antonio Spurs D. 2008 DiMarco rallied from a three-shot devastated, especially my seniors. D. Sacramento Kings deficit as Woods bogeyed 17 and 18 Life throws curveballs, and we The Dallas Mavericks have reached while DiMarco parred, but Woods definitely got one here. “All we 9.  The Detroit Pistons won the the NBA Finals twice in franchise held on with a birdie on the first can do is take life lessons from it. 4.  1990 NBA title by rallying from history, both coming against the playoff hole. Cherish the moments you have with a seven-point deficit in the last your friends and teammates because Miami Heat (in 2006 and 2011). 4. B: Brooks Koepka they can end really quick. This has two minutes to beat the Portland How long did each series last? Trail Blazers on the road in Game been a weird, sad year.” A. Four games 5. B: Medinah Country Club, 5. Who scored seven of his team’s One of the baseball seniors, B. Five games Illinois points in the series-clinching 9-0 Trevor Farrow, said with the loss of C. Six games run? the season and potential memories D. Seven games 6. B: 2011. it would have held, plans for life A. Isiah Thomas Keegan Bradley beat Jason Dufner beyond high school have gotten an B. Vinnie Johnson 10. The Memphis Grizzlies had its in a three-hole aggregate playoff. unexpected head start. “We don’t C. Joe Dumars most successful season in 2012-13, 7. A: Pebble Beach. know what will happen now,” said D. Dennis Rodman winning 56 games and reaching Farrow, who will begin his LDS the Western Conference Finals. 8. C: Webb Simpson. Church mission in Ukraine on July 5. The Seattle Supersonics – now Which Grizzlies player was named 22. “All of us are getting into every- known as the Oklahoma City the NBA Defensive Player of the 9. A: Martin Kaymer. day life. A group of guys would go Thunder – won one NBA title in Year? Kaymer, from Germany, led wire- out and hit to stay in playing shape, three tries during its tenure in the to-wire in 2014 at Pinehurst and A. Marc Gasol but we have to move on now.” Pacific Northwest. Who was the won by eight strokes. Finally, a bit of encouragement B. Mike Conley head coach when the Sonics last A: Justin Leonard. from NBA legend Michael Jordan, C. Zach Randolph 10.  reached the Finals in 1996? Leonard shot a final-round 72 to “Obstacles don’t have to stop you. D. Austin Daye If you run into a wall, don’t turn A. Larry Brown join the playoff. around and give up. Figure out how B. Jack Ramsay 11. In the 1987 Western Conference 11. C: Stewart Cink. to climb it, go through it, or work C. Pat Riley semifinals, Golden State avoided around it.” D. George Karl elimination in Game 4 against 12. A: Muirfield. 22 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 FREE C lassifieds

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Notice of Ordinance NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE the cancellation of the sale. If any such condition exists, the sale shall be void, the successful bidder’s funds returned and Passed Serial No. A-0477-0001-0000 the trustee and current beneficiary shall not be liable to the Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Coun- The following described property will be sold at public auction to successful bidder for any damage. cil passed ordinance No. 2020-04-15 at a regular the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United States Bidders must tender to the trustee a $5,000.00 deposit at the meeting of the Enoch City Council held on April at the time of sale, at the front entrance of the Iron County Court- sale and the balance of the purchase price by 12:00 noon the 15, 2020. This Ordinance was to approve a zone house, 40 North 100 East, Cedar City, Iron County, State of Utah, day following the sale. Both the deposit and the balance must change from Single Family Residential R-1-18 on May 11th, 2020, at 12:00 p.m., of said day, for the purpose of be in the form of a wire transfer, cashier’s check or certified to Research Industrial Park (R/IP) for properties foreclosing an Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents executed by funds payable to Justin W. Wayment, Attorney at Law. owned by Enoch City, Too Unique Properties, LLC, Russell Burt, Trustor, in which Donald B. Scholten and Claudia Adam B. Pugh and Nancy Reid Collier located on Penny Webster-Scholten, Trustees of the Scholten 1991 Trust, dat- DATED this 3rd day of April, 2020. 600 North West of SR-130. For more information ed December 17, 1991, as to an undivided 50% interest and Lora Justin W. Wayment, State Bar No. 7011 call the City Recorder at 435-586-1119 or view Lee Spencer, as to an undivided 50% interest, are Beneficiaries. Successor Trustee changes on the City website at http://www.city- The Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents was recorded Novem- 51 East 400 North #1 ofenoch.org/ordinancespublic-notices.html ber 6th, 2017, as Entry No.00705628, in Book 1393, at pages 960-964 Cedar City, UT 84720 of Official Records of Iron County, Utah, which describes the fol- (435) 586-3300 Published April 22, 2020 lowing trust property located in Iron County, State of Utah: Iron County Today • ICT #0249 Office Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Beginning at the Northwest Corner of Lot Four (4), Block STATE OF UTAH ) Sixty-Nine (69), Plat “B”, PAROWAN CITY SURVEY, and run- : ss. ning thence North 89° 11’31” East, 100.11 feet along 200 COUNTY OF IRON ) South Street; thence South 00°27’19” East, 99.96 feet, more Notice of Public or less; thence South 89°14’55” West, 100.11 feet; thence On the 3rd day of April, 2020, personally appeared before me North 00°27’19” West 99.89 feet to the point of beginning. JUSTIN W. WAYMENT, Attorney at Law, State Bar No. 7011, Suc- Hearing cessor Trustee, the signer of the foregoing instrument, who Tax ID# 0410792/A-0477-0001-0000 duly acknowledged to me that he executed the same. Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Coun- cil will hold a public hearing on Wednesday May also known by street and number as: Vacant Land, Parow- KEITH J. NAYLOR 6, 2020 at 6:00pm at the Enoch City Office, 900 an, UT 84761 NOTARY PUBLIC .STATE OF UTAH E. Midvalley Road, Enoch, UT. The public hearing The current beneficiary of the trust deed is Donald B. Scholten My Comm. Exp 06/05/2021 is regarding the tentative 2020-2021 budget. The and Claudia Penny Webster-Scholten, Trustees of the Scholten Commission # 695378 tentative budget is available for inspection at the 1991 Trust, dated December 17, 1991, as to an undivided 50% THIS COMMUNICATION IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT, AND City Office and online at http://www.cityofenoch. interest and Lora Lee Spencer, as to an undivided 50% inter- ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- org/ordinancespublic-notices.html. For more infor- est, and the record owner of the property as of the recording POSE. mation call the Enoch City Office at 435-586-1119. of the notice of default is Russell Burt. The sale is subject Published April 8, 15 & 22, 2020 Published April 22, 2020 to a bankruptcy filing, a payoff, a reinstatement or any other Iron County Today • ICT #0244 Iron County Today • ICT #0250 condition of which the trustee is not aware that would cause 24 Wednesday, April 22, 2020 classifieds Iron County Today Service Directory Posting Date April 20, 2020

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Trivia Test Answers Test Trivia t © 2020 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 36, No. 20 Sam is looking for squirrels. On Sunday he spotted 3 squirrels. Each day since then, the number of squirrels he has spotted has doubled. In which week Trees are Terri c! and on what day of the week will Sam On Arbor Day, people celebrate by planting trees. Why? spot more than 1,000 squirrels? According to The National Arbor Day Foundation, there are many reasons to plant and care for trees. SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT When is 1. Trees help clean the air! Arbor 2. Trees bring songbirds. 3. Trees make your neighborhood more beautiful. Day? 4. Trees save energy by shading houses in the summer SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT ational Arbor Day is and blocking cold winter winds. the last Friday in April, but many states observe Can you think of some more reasons to plant trees?

Arbor Day on different Standards Link: Mathematical Reasoning: Use a variety of strategies to solve problems. dates according to their best tree-planting times. To find out when your state celebrates Arbor Day, go to arborday.org. MAGNOLIA NATIONAL SHORTEST S H O R T E S T G N Planting Plan HICKORY Tammy wants to plant five trees in order of height. FLOWERS S I Y G R E N E L A Use the clues below to list the trees in order from tallest to shortest. DOGWOOD T C A K E D T A A D GLANCE I K I R A L N O N O STINKY N O T Y B O P N C O ENERGY ARBOR K R A B I O A A E W TREES Y Y L T A R R B M G MAPLE O M A G N O L I A O BARK R N S R E W O L F D How many maple leaves do you see? DAY Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical OAK words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns.

How many dierences Which of these leaves appears most on this page? can you spot between these silly trees? Trees are Terri c Look through the newspaper for pictures and stories that show why trees are terrific. Write a letter to the editor using the information you What is the People’s Choice for America’s National Tree? find in the newspaper to support your opinion. Standards Link: Writing Applications: Write formal letters and The Arbor Day Foundation persuasive compositions. asked people to vote for the 16 + 5 + 2 = 11 + 8 + 8 = Seeds of tree they thought should be 19 + 19 + 4 = America’s national tree. Change More than 400,000 responded Look through the to their poll. newspaper for ideas Send your story to: DOGWOOD REDWOOD and inventions that Summer Jokes & Here are leaves and needles OAK have made big from the five trees that got the changes in people’s Riddles most votes. Add the numbers 6 + 3 + 12 = 3 + 3 + 5 = lives. Describe the What are your favorite above the leaf or needles of idea and explain summer jokes to share with each tree. The one that adds what changes it other Kid Scoop readers? up to an even number is the caused. MAPLE Deadline: May 17 Published: Week of June 14 people’s choice for PINE Standards Link: Research: Use the newspaper to locate Please include your school and grade. America’s National Tree. information.