Celebrating 124 years of being Davis County’s news source Bowman’s Pioneer Day The Breakfast set Davis Clipper ON A5 75 cents VOL. 124 NO. 21 THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 Val Verda future still being debated

By TOM HARALDSEN expire in a few weeks. Since it was [email protected] put in place earlier this year, city leaders have been studying how to address opposing concerns—property BOUNTIFUL—Where owners who want to turn their lots into smaller parcels that developers are two homes now sit, eight ready to purchase and build on, and may someday exist on a property owners who want to see the area retain its urban, agricultural feel, 2.65 acre plot in Bountiful’s without high-density development. Val Verda area. But what This particular proposal was in the works before the moratorium began. Big-name happens going forward for Bountiful’s city council members other landowners hoping listened to impassioned pleas from coach helps out both sides during a public hearing on to subdivide and cash in on July 14, eventually voting to vacate a sports, B1 their lots is yet to be deter- lot at about 3100 South 200 West so that the owners could sell the property mined. to Brighton Homes. That developer BOUNTIFUL CITY LEADERS are still debating whether property owners in The city’s six-month moratorium the neighborhood should be allowed to subdivide their lots. Courtesy photo Family on subdividing in Val Verda is set to n See “VAL VERDA” p. A6 Farmers Family vendors Volunteering going strong at Kaysville market. LoUIsE r. sHAW, C1 offers inside look

Outdoor at Tour of Utah culinary art BY JENNIFFER WARDELL [email protected] Grill masters sought for contest. BOUNTIFUL — It’s a chance to get JEnnIffEr WArdELL, d1 a front-row seat to a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Organizers are still looking for course marshals for the Tour of Utah, volun- teers that can help keep the road clear and pedestrians safe when the racers come through Davis County on Aug. 5. According to Volun- teer Coordinator Jeff Warren, the oppor- tunity ends up giving people back a lot more than they put into it. “Not only do we get the opportunity to be just a few feet away from one of the top sporting events in the world, but we get the opportunity to serve our community,” he said. “It doesn't get any better than that.” The only requirement for course marshals is that they be 18 or older, and Warren said that race organizers are still looking for as many volunteers as possible to take on the job. They'll be stationed along the course, serving SIGNS ANNOUNCING the Tour of Utah’s ride through Bountiful line Main Street. n See “VOLUNTEER” p. A6 Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper

Five elementary schools back in session INDEX BY LOUISE R. SHAW the middle of July,” she said. “It kind of [email protected] made it feel a little more like traditional school.” Opinion - A4 FARMINGTON—For 600 students at This is the third year Eagle Bay has Eagle Bay Elementary, it was back to been on a year-round schedule, she said, Sports - B1 school in July. but with construction of a new elemen- Doors opened on July 20 at Eagle Bay tary school in Farmington, they will likely Davis Life - C1 and four other Davis School District return to a traditional calendar next year. schools on the year-round calendar. Be- With the school running all but two Youth - C2 Davis Chamber sides the Farmington elementary school, weeks of the year, students are assigned of Commerce Endeavour in Kaysville, Heritage and nine weeks on and three weeks off track Horizons - C3 through the year, with some rotating on recipient for Sand Springs in Layton, and Bluff Ridge Obituaries - C4 the 2014 Small in Syracuse opened this week. as others rotate off to minimize over- The day went very well for students crowding. Besides the year-round sched- - C5 Business of the at Eagle Bay, according to Julie Peters, ule, Eagle Bay utilizes eight portable Church Year Award. classrooms to accommodate students. STUDENTS HEAD HOME after principal. That it started with a light rain Showcase - D1 was perfect, she said. Having fewer students in school at any first day at a year-round school. “I told them we had it rain so they one time is nice, said Peters. “We can Photo by Louise R. Shaw would feel like it was a fall day and not in focus on them.” A2 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 Lyons takes Police search for suspects in store robbery WEST BOUNTIFUL – A dark shorts and blue jeans. 7-Eleven store at 1109 W. The third man was wear- command of 500 S. was robbed early ing a dark baseball-style Monday morning by four cap with a blue T-shirt men. According to police, over his face and a dark a man came into the store T-shirt, dark pants and 388th FW at and demanded cigarettes white shoes. He was also and money while pointing between 18 and 25 years a black handgun at the old. store clerk. The fourth man could Hill Air Force Base Two other men entered be Polynesian or His- and took two cases of beer, panic with short dark hair, HILL AIR FORCE BASE-- then left. Another suspect between 18 – 25 years old The 388th Fighter Wing came into the store and af- wearing a dark bandana at Hill AFB has welcomed ter talking to the first man, that covered his face, a a new commander. Col. they both left the scene, white T-shirt with the Nike Brad Lyons took command according to police. swoosh, purple shorts and from Col. Lance Landrum Police describe the man white shoes. during a ceremony at the with the gun as Hispanic, The suspects may be base. with short dark hair, be- driving a light-colored, Lyons entered the Air tween 18 and 25 years old four door automobile, ac- Force in 1992 through the wearing a white baseball- cording to police. Reserve Officer Train- style hat with the word West Bountiful Police ing Corps at the Georgia SOX on the front and a Chief Todd Hixson said Institute of Technology. He blue or gray bandana over they are working with attended Euro-NATO Joint his face. He was wearing a other agencies to see if the Jet Pilot Training and has blue T-shirt with “LA” on incident is linked to any held various operational the front, black shoes and other similar crimes. F-16 and A-10 flying posi- long white shorts. Please call West Bounti- tions. He holds advanced The second suspect was ful police with any informa- degrees from George Hispanic or Polynesian tion at 801-292-4487. Washington University, with dark hair, 18 to 25 Air Command and Staff years old and wearing a [email protected] SUSpECTS IN A 7-ELEvEN store robbery are caught on camera. College, the School of hooded gray sweatshirt, Courtesy photo Advanced Air and Space Studies, and the Indus- COL. BRAd LyONS is a new trial College of the Armed Forces. Lyons is a com- commander at Hill. end of an era Courtesy photo mand pilot with more than The Winger’s on 500 South 2,100 flying hours in the in West Bountiful was taken T-37, T-38, F-16C/D and first operational squadron away in chunks by a backhoe A-10A/C, to include 397 to fly the F-35. The wing last week. Chasebrook combat flying hours. will receive its first F-35 Company is the developer of Landrum will this fall. the Gateway Crossing, which become the Director of Lyons said he feels as includes the complexes with Colonel Management at though he’s coming home, Michael’s, Café Rio and Barnes the Pentagon, where he’ll to neighbors, friends, com- be responsible for colonel & Noble, according to Duane munity partners, and the Huffman, West Bountiful city assignments, command mission he loves. screening boards, special administrator. The company “The 388th truly rep- has not yet released new assignments boards and resents the best the Air retirements. plans for the site. Winger’s Force has to offer,” Lyons fans can still find the franchise Lyons has come full said in a release. “This is a in Kaysville, Clearfield and circle, as he served as the special place with a special 34th Fighter Squadron mission executed by spe- downtown Salt Lake City. commander from 2009- cial people. That’s who you 2010. He’ll lead the 388th are and that's what you do Photo by Louise R. Shaw FW as transition to the – I stand here humbled to F-35 Lightning II comes to be a member of this team.” fruition. Next month, the 34th FS will activate and [email protected] become the Air Force’s A2 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 News A3 Lyons takes Police search for suspects in store robbery CRIMe BRIeFs SUV rolls on I-15 near Parrish Lane Compiled by Becky Ginos WEST BOUNTIFUL – A dark shorts and blue jeans. CENTERVILLE – An SUV front corner of the pickup. 7-Eleven store at 1109 W. The third man was wear- Arrests made in stolen guns, drug case carrying a woman and The driver of the pickup, command of 500 S. was robbed early ing a dark baseball-style three children rolled on Darrel Lester, was taken to Monday morning by four cap with a blue T-shirt CENTERVILLE – Police arrested four people Sunday in I-15 near Parrish Lane on Lakeview Hospital in fair men. According to police, over his face and a dark connection with stolen guns and drugs. Sunday, sending two of the condition. His passenger a man came into the store T-shirt, dark pants and Centerville police received a report about 9 p.m. Sunday three children to Primary was uninjured. Hoganso 388th FW at and demanded cigarettes white shoes. He was also that two handguns had been stolen from an unlocked Children’s Hospital in fair and the third child did not and money while pointing between 18 and 25 years gun cabinet at a home near 300 East and Porter Lane. condition. go to the hospital. Police a black handgun at the old. According to police, they determined the gun owner’s According to police, the said it appeared everyone Hill Air Force Base store clerk. The fourth man could nephew was allegedly involved. Police questioned the driver of the SUV, Katie involved in the accident Two other men entered be Polynesian or His- 16-year-old and his 16-year-old friend who took officers to Hoganso made an abrupt was wearing seatbelts, and took two cases of beer, panic with short dark hair, the Centerville foothills where one of the guns was hidden lane change from the far which most likely pre- HILL AIR FORCE BASE-- then left. Another suspect between 18 – 25 years old The 388th Fighter Wing under a rock. right lane to the far left vented more significant came into the store and af- wearing a dark bandana Investigators discovered the second gun had been trad- lane and cut across both injuries or death. at Hill AFB has welcomed ter talking to the first man, that covered his face, a a new commander. Col. ed for drugs at the Motel 6 in Woods Cross. A SWAT team center lanes. A pickup, they both left the scene, white T-shirt with the Nike from Bountiful and the Centerville police responded to the already traveling in the left Brad Lyons took command according to police. swoosh, purple shorts and AN SuV ROLLED ON I-15 after from Col. Lance Landrum motel where Gerald Grant, 19, of Florida, and a 16-year- lane, was forced into the Police describe the man white shoes. left concrete barrier and the driver made an abrupt lane during a ceremony at the with the gun as Hispanic, The suspects may be old Bountiful girl were arrested. Police are still looking change. base. for another man, Eli Emery Boice, 20, of Kaysville who rolled after the rear corner with short dark hair, be- driving a light-colored, of the SUV hit the right Courtesy photo Lyons entered the Air tween 18 and 25 years old four door automobile, ac- escaped. Force in 1992 through the wearing a white baseball- cording to police. Please call the Centerville police with any information Reserve Officer Train- style hat with the word West Bountiful Police about Boice. ing Corps at the Georgia SOX on the front and a Chief Todd Hixson said Institute of Technology. He blue or gray bandana over they are working with I-15 Chase through Davis County leads to arrest Primary attended Euro-NATO Joint his face. He was wearing a other agencies to see if the Jet Pilot Training and has CENTERVILLE – What started with three cars racing You won’t want to miss this! blue T-shirt with “LA” on incident is linked to any against each other on I-15 near Centerville Friday night elections held various operational the front, black shoes and other similar crimes. F-16 and A-10 flying posi- long white shorts. Please call West Bounti- developed into a high-speed chase with the Utah Highway tions. He holds advanced The second suspect was ful police with any informa- Patrol. underway in Tour of utah Event Schedule for Stage 3 Finish degrees from George Hispanic or Polynesian tion at 801-292-4487. Officers responded to reports of two Camaros and a Washington University, with dark hair, 18 to 25 Neon racing on I-15 about 8 p.m. The Neon was stopped by August 5, 2015 • Main Street, Bountiful Air Command and Staff years old and wearing a [email protected] SUSpECTS IN A 7-ELEvEN store robbery are caught on camera. troopers, but the newer Camaro refused to stop and instead some cities College, the School of hooded gray sweatshirt, Courtesy photo fled, according to the UHP. It was later Tour of Utah Life-Style Exposition 11:00 to 3:00 Expo Area 100 South Advanced Air and Space determined the car was stolen from the BY LOuISE R. SHAW Studies, and the Indus- Food Vendors 11:00 to 3:00 Expo Area 100 South COL. BRAd LyONS is a new Highland-Alpine area on Thursday. [email protected] trial College of the Armed The UHP report stated the Camaro Forces. Lyons is a com- commander at Hill. end of an era Big Screen Broadcast of Race 11:00 to 3:00 Expo Area, Main Street 100 South & Main Courtesy photo turned into a construction zone in DAVIS COuNTY—Ballots mand pilot with more than The Winger’s on 500 South Farmington during the chase. While trying for the Municipal Primary Bounce Houses 11:00 to 3:00 Davis U of U Parking Lot 75 East 200 South 2,100 flying hours in the in West Bountiful was taken to back out of the median, the automobile Election have gone out to T-37, T-38, F-16C/D and first operational squadron away in chunks by a backhoe hit the trooper’s vehicle, leaving “moder- residents in Farmington, Kid’s Bike Rodeo 11:00 to 2:00 Davis U of U Parking Lot 75 East 200 South A-10A/C, to include 397 to fly the F-35. The wing last week. Chasebrook ate damage” but not injuring the trooper. Kaysville and Syracuse, Live Bands 11:00 to 2:00 Tabernacle Lawn 100 South & Main combat flying hours. will receive its first F-35 Company is the developer of The pursuit continued as the Camaro but voters still have a few Landrum will this fall. the Gateway Crossing, which more weeks to decide Family Challenge Obstacle Course 11:00 to 2:00 Davis U of U Soccer Field 75 East 200 South become the Director of exited I-15 onto U.S. 89 but troopers suspended the chase Lyons said he feels as includes the complexes with among candidates. Colonel Management at for safety reasons. The Camaro was later spotted by though he’s coming home, Michael’s, Café Rio and Barnes Kaysville police who picked up the chase to Route 193, Most cities in Davis Historic Tabernacle Open House 11:00 to 3:00 Bountiful Tabernacle 50 South Main Street the Pentagon, where he’ll to neighbors, friends, com- County have positions be responsible for colonel & Noble, according to Duane according to the report. After seeing the vehicle on I-84, Summerfest International Dancers & Musicians 11:00 to 12:30 Tour of Utah Main Stage Main Street & Center munity partners, and the Huffman, West Bountiful city a Weber County sheriff’s deputy followed the Camaro, open for three city council assignments, command mission he loves. positions. Where more screening boards, special administrator. The company which was later found crashed on 34th Avenue and Adams Art Bike Photo Booth 11:00 to 3:00 Expo Area 100 South “The 388th truly rep- has not yet released new Avenue by Ogden police. than two per seat have assignments boards and resents the best the Air applied, the primary is Face Painting and Kids Activities 12:30 to 2:30 Bountiful Davis Art Center 70 North Main Street retirements. plans for the site. Winger’s Officers were tipped off by witnesses that the driver of Force has to offer,” Lyons fans can still find the franchise necessary. Lyons has come full said in a release. “This is a the Camaro and a passenger had fled the crash on foot and UUHC Kid’s Sprint to the Finish 1:00 pm On Course Main Street in Kaysville, Clearfield and Cities could choose be- circle, as he served as the special place with a special were hiding in a nearby garage, according to police. downtown Salt Lake City. tween mail-in ballots and Summerfest International Musicians 1:00 to 5:00 Bountiful Davis Art Center 70 North Main Street 34th Fighter Squadron mission executed by spe- Officers arrested and booked Eduardo Correa, 20, into traditional polling places, commander from 2009- cial people. That’s who you the Davis County Jail for investigation of reckless driv- said Brian McKenzie, Racers enter Bountiful circuit 2:00 (approx.) On Course 2010. He’ll lead the 388th are and that's what you do Photo by Louise R. Shaw ing, failure to remain at the scene of an accident, failure county elections manager, FW as transition to the – I stand here humbled to to respond to an officer’s signal to stop, possession of a and residents in cities that Racers pass Tabernacle (1 lap to go) 2:25 (approx.) On Course F-35 Lightning II comes to be a member of this team.” stolen vehicle, driving on a denied license and assault by a chose to vote by mail have Race Finish 2:45 (approx) On Course fruition. Next month, the prisoner. received their ballots and 34th FS will activate and [email protected] should make sure they are Summerfest Intl. Mayor’s Reception and Street Dance 6:00 pm Bountiful Davis Art Center 70 North Main Street become the Air Force’s Former BHS wrestler pleads no contest returned, postmarked no later than Aug. 10. Each FARMINGTON – Another former Bountiful High wrestler city also has a drop-box pleaded no contest last Thursday to charges stemming for returning ballots and from an alleged hazing incident aboard a school bus com- will have a polling place ing back from a wrestling tournament last December. open on Aug. 11. Christopher Brooks Fletcher took a plea in abeyance Polling places will also before Judge Thomas Kay in 2nd District Court, pleading be established on Mu- no contest to one count of sexual battery and one count of nicipal Primary Election hazing. Day, Tuesday, Aug. 11, Lamar Allen Gimmeson entered a similar plea last month for voters in the cities of to a hazing charge. Gimmeson had already graduated Centerville, Layton, South from Bountiful High but was on the bus with the team as Weber, West Bountiful and a former wrestler and Fletcher was a student and wres- West Point, where prima- tler at the time the alleged incident took place. Both were ries are necessary but accused of hazing younger wrestlers. will not be done by mail-in If Fletcher completes all of the requirements of his plea ballot. and breaks no other laws the charges may be removed Fruit Heights will hold within a year to 18 months. a caucus meeting, also on that Tuesday, where two candidates for each open SWAT called to Centerville standoff seat are nominated by two CENTERVILLE – SWAT was called in Friday morning independent parties. when a standoff at a Centerville home between police and Kaysville residents can a 34-year-old inmate who allegedly escaped from the Davis learn more about those County Jail prompted an evacuation of about eight homes. running for city council seats at a Meet the Can- The inmate was on work detail when he slipped away didates evening tonight, Friday morning. Administrators at the jail contacted July 23, from 6:30 to 8:30 Centerville police to check out the inmate’s parent’s home at City Hall, 23 E. Center. near 1100 N. 700 W. Police found him there but he would Davis County communi- not communicate with the officers. ties where a primary is SWAT was called in when the police found out he could not necessary are Bounti- have access to a gun and his criminal history caused safe- ful, Clearfield, Clinton, ty concerns. The man was finally taken into custody about North Salt Lake, Sunset 3:45 p.m., according to police. and Woods Cross. Woman sentenced in stabbing FARMINGTON – It’s been more than three years since Michael Dunn was killed in his Bountiful apartment. Last Accident on week, the woman who pleaded guilty to the crime was sentenced to 1 – 15 years in prison. freeway was Shannon Sander plead guilty to manslaughter in April. Court documents showed both Dunn and Sander were possible suicide intoxicated at the time of the attack that took place in February 2012. Several trial dates have been scheduled and canceled during that time. RIVERDALE – Police said According to investigators, Sander told police she a man who was struck by stabbed Dunn in self-defense. a passing semi on north- bound I-15 in Riverdale Sunday may have commit- ted suicide. According to police, a Body of missing paddle Toyota Camry was stopped on the right shoulder as the semi approached and boarder found Saturday looked as though it was WANSHIP – The body of Search and rescue having mechanical prob- a missing paddle boarder looked for Merkley Friday lems. But the evidence was recovered by search afternoon until about 2 suggests it was staged by and rescue teams in about a.m. Saturday then re- the driver, a 47-year-old 80 feet of water at Rock- sumed the search at 6 a.m. Clearfield man, who then port State Park Saturday. Several agencies as- ran into the travel lane Crews began the search sisted in the effort includ- deliberately with the intent Friday about 3:30 p.m. ing Wasatch and Summit to commit suicide, police after 21-year-old Joshua County Search and Res- said. He was struck by the Merkley of Layton went cue, Department of Public passing semi and killed missing after a gust of Safety, Utah State Parks, instantly. wind knocked him from Summit County Sheriff’s Lanes two and three his paddle board and into Office and LifeFlight. were closed for three the water. hours after the accident. A4 OPINION cLipper • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 cycLopS Just sit back and enjoy the music, even if you disagree politically

The opinions expressed in concert attended largely by James McMurtry make a this column are those of the supporters of marriage equal- blistering joke about Barbara author and not necessarily those ity. While the singers – them- Bush and numerous perform- of the Davis Clipper. selves gay – traditionally don’t ers make light of George W. shout out political leanings Bush’s intelligence and his fu- from the stage, they did do a tile search for weapons of mass BRYAN brief “shout out” last week to destruction. On the conserva- GRAY the Supreme Court decision on tive side, I’ve heard Charlie Experienced same-sex marriage. The crowd Daniels mock Pres. Obama’s journalist, understandably supported and birth certificate and, most businessman cheered the message – yet a recently at a Paul Revere’s living in Davis handful of attendees brooded Raiders concert, a joke about County that “immorality” was being Pres. Clinton’s infidelities and voiced at a community venue. Hillary’s marital relationship. I’m sure these vocal op- None of the comments ponents of Indigo Girls were changed my mind about the n the midst of the happy two days later when, on musicianship, although I am summer concert sea- the same stage, country singer disappointed when demeaning Collin Raye – an outspoken references are made as a way Ison, the focus should Catholic opponent of same-sex of pandering to the audience. be on the music, not the marriage and abortion – made At a time when Donald Trump message. Yet recent reference to our country’s lead- can make fun of an American ers putting citizens “in peril” prisoner of war, I’m not going weeks have been filled and urging that the “silent to storm out of a music concert with ruffled feathers majority” let its voice be heard. because I vote differently than about political activism or And several days later, while the performer. attending a spectacular per- Most true music fans under- barbs from touring musi- formance by Bruce Hornsby, I stand the artists; liberals are cians on Utah stages. heard of the hue and cry over a going to feel more at ease at LookiNg up through a forest of trees in San Francisco’s Presidio Park. As I wrote on a different Red Butte Gardens concert in a Joan Baez, Garrison Keillor, topic in last week’s column, which ultra-conservative Hank or Bruce Springsteen concert. Photo by Louise R. Shaw we need to assemble with our Williams Jr. brought his self- Likewise, conservatives will neighbors without getting described “redneck patriotic” feel surrounded by kin at a Ted iN thiS together offended at every slight com- agenda complete with the sale Nugent or Kid Rock concert. ment – and, in the case of the of Confederate flags. (The In reality, it’s not a bad thing musicians, we should have a most amazing thing wasn’t that to be confronted by an oppos- clue about the political stance the flags were sold, but that a ing belief. We shouldn’t live in Every new angle brings that might be voiced at the Red Butte spokesman said its a political bubble. And as for concert. booking agent wasn’t aware of that Bruce Hornsby concert, Last week, for instance, I the country singer’s controver- there was no political state- with it a new perspective attended three concerts, two sial political reputation which, ment, just amazing musician- of which included brief refer- among other things led to his ship from an enthusiastic ences which raised the blood music removed from Monday artist. No political message The opinions expressed in this You get one perspective when pressure of a handful of attend- Night Football broadcasts.) could have detracted from his column are those of the author and someone you love is sick. You get ees. The political stands should Over the years of attending performance anyway. I was just not necessarily those of the Davis another when you are sick. not have been a surprise. concerts, I am accustomed there for the music. Clipper. You get one perspective when the Indigo Girls, for instance, to hearing prickly comments. sun is gloriously shining. You get sang at a nearly sold-out On the liberal side, I’ve heard another in the rain. We once planned an event to help LOUISE R. change people’s perspective. LetterS It was patterned after an event SHAW called the Hunger Banquet that we’d heard about from our BYU students Disney movie ‘Inside Out’ both happy and sad who’d supported it there. I can’t speak to the details of their Dear Editor: the mostly negative emotions character’s core memories to event because I only heard about it When I first saw the movie were in control when Joy sad, and to make new islands second hand, but at ours, everybody trailer for Disney’s “Inside and Sadness were gone. This with new memories in her hough it’s the same for- who came got a number. A few peo- Out,” it looked really funny and caused the main character to new home. She regained her est, you get a different ple with rare lucky numbers ended happy. When I saw the movie, run away and destroy all of her stamina, and became herself perspective when you’re up at a table set attractively and ate a however, it was just sad and “Personality Islands.” This led again. But, for most parts of T sumptuous meal. Several more were depressing for the most part. to breaking her sense of hu- the movie, it looked completely looking down on it from the air fortunate enough to have a seat at a Sure it had its laughs, but it mor, her friendship, her love of bleak. 36,000 feet above, compared regular old unadorned table and eat was not what I thought it was hockey, her honesty and even For my rating on this movie, to looking up at it from a path something like soup and bread. The going to be. her family apart. it was awesome how it brought biggest group, however, sat on the For example, it showed this I thought that this was emotions to me for the better, right through its middle. floor and shared a bowl of rice. cute imaginary friend this girl totally unsuitable for kids, but, it had its depressing parts That’s why it’s important to both Kind of a perspective changer. had inside her head named but, as always, Disney had as well. It was happy at the end, fly and hike. Do you know how hard it is to “Bing-Bong.” He was a great the happily-ever-after ending so I’m going to give this movie Though it’s the same carousel, enjoy a sumptuous meal when most character throughout the when Sadness saved the day three and seven-tenths stars. you get a different perspective when of the other people around you are movie, but he was “forgotten” by taking out the idea from the you’re 6 years old and so thrilled sharing a rice bowl? in this pit close to the end. main character’s idea slot to Luke H. when the adults accompanying you And does it make you want to do Then there was the fact that run away. She turned the main Bountiful agree to pay for a ride and so disap- something? pointed when the horse you selected We did and it does. doesn’t go up and down, compared You just want to get up and bring Reader thinks to being a much older adult and all those other people to the table knowing that whether around and and share your rolls and your salad Clipper is an around or up and down, the thrill will and make sure they smell the fresh be short-lived. flowers in the centerpiece. ‘amazing’ paper That’s why it’s important to have And then your perspective broad- been a child before you’re an adult. ens to the whole wide world of peo- Dear Editor: Though it’s the same restaurant, ple who have only rice while we have Thank you for running a the perspective changes if you’re the not just dinner. We have dessert. great business and publish- one waiting to be served or the one Sometimes you’re 36,000 feet ing an amazing newspaper. I with so many people to serve that no above the ground. Sometimes you’re always save out the sports and matter how fast you hurry someone walking on a dirt path. Sometimes comic section and read them. will be left waiting. you’re new in town. Sometimes That’s why it’s important to work someone you love is sick. Sometimes Connor Hilton in a restaurant at some point in your you have to learn to see the beauty Bountiful life. Or a grocery store. Or a fast-food in the rain even if it comes on your joint. So that when you’re the one picnic. buying and waiting you know what The important thing is to take ev- LetterS About poLiticAL cANdidAteS it’s like to be the one serving and ery chance to see everything you’ve hurrying. never seen before, and to see it from Perspective changes with space every possible angle. The Davis Clipper will accept letters to a chance to respond prior to the voting edited for spelling or punctuation at our and time and experience. Read a book, watch a crowd, talk the editor regarding political candidates deadlines for both primary and general discretion. All letters to the editor should You get one perspective when you to a neighbor, climb a mountain. until two weeks prior to the final day of elections. be emailed to tharaldsen@davisclipper. visit a place you’ve never been before Because every new perspective the election. This policy applies to any As always, letters to the editor are com. Deadline is Monday at noon for and are delighted by its every quirk. can be enlightening. letters, whether they are endorsements published as space allows, and at the the week of publication. You get another after you live there And be sure you get the horse on or criticisms. This gives all candidates discretion of the editor. Letters may be for years and years and know all its the carousel that goes up and down. secrets.

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P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. please call before 2 p.m. Friday for a replacement: 801-295-2251 ext. 120 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 News A5 A4 OPINION cLipper • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 cycLopS Woods Cross police saving lives through assessment Just sit back and enjoy the music, BY BECKY GINOS age of John driving around Mary’s work. [email protected] “She had no idea,” said Osoro. “It was creepy how much he knew about people WOODS CROSS—Sept. 11, 2001 changed he’d never met. We also found pictures even if you disagree politically the face of the nation and took more of burial spots and dumping locations so than 2,700 lives. It is a horrific chapter we started to think others might be in The opinions expressed in concert attended largely by James McMurtry make a in America’s history. But since that time, danger. He had stolen a co-workers ID this column are those of the supporters of marriage equal- blistering joke about Barbara some 17,400 lives have been lost to an- badge.” author and not necessarily those ity. While the singers – them- Bush and numerous perform- other horrific act – domestic violence. By now it’s 2012 and John’s family calls of the Davis Clipper. selves gay – traditionally don’t ers make light of George W. “We don’t react as much to it,” said to report they have found a suicide note shout out political leanings Bush’s intelligence and his fu- Resource Prosecutor Donna Kelly at a and can’t reach him. from the stage, they did do a tile search for weapons of mass recent specialized training for local law “We removed Mary and the kids from BRYAN brief “shout out” last week to destruction. On the conserva- enforcement and victim services profes- their home because of the LAP assess- GRAY the Supreme Court decision on tive side, I’ve heard Charlie sionals throughout the state. “Every nine ment,” said Osoro. “The North Salt Lake seconds someone is assaulted. Someone police spotted him near Redwood Road, Experienced same-sex marriage. The crowd Daniels mock Pres. Obama’s was just assaulted in the time it took me brandishing a hand gun. They had a journalist, understandably supported and birth certificate and, most businessman to say that sentence.” stand off with him that lasted for almost cheered the message – yet a recently at a Paul Revere’s Hosted by the Utah Domestic Violence two hours.” living in Davis handful of attendees brooded Raiders concert, a joke about County Coalition, experts from the Maryland During that time John demanded to see that “immorality” was being Pres. Clinton’s infidelities and Network Against Domestic Violence and his wife and children. He started to taunt voiced at a community venue. Hillary’s marital relationship. the United States Department of Justice officers to shoot him while they waited I’m sure these vocal op- None of the comments visited Salt Lake City July 8 to introduce for SWAT to arrive. ponents of Indigo Girls were changed my mind about the the Lethality Assessment Protocol (LAP) “He threw his holster out of the window n the midst of the happy two days later when, on musicianship, although I am to help law enforcement and other com- and intermittently pointed the gun at his summer concert sea- the same stage, country singer disappointed when demeaning munity professionals “assess the risk of head,” said Osoro. “He gave a final warn- son, the focus should Collin Raye – an outspoken references are made as a way serious injury or homicide by an intimate Lt. ADAm OSORO (left) talks with Det. Seth Dereta about a new program, the Lethality Assessment ing then shot himself in the head. He I Catholic opponent of same-sex of pandering to the audience. partner and connect those at risk to local was transported to the University of Utah be on the music, not the Protocol, designed to help victims of domestic violence. marriage and abortion – made At a time when Donald Trump services.” Photo by Louise R. Shaw|Davis Clipper Hospital but was later pronounced dead.” message. Yet recent reference to our country’s lead- can make fun of an American The LAP has a series of questions that In John’s car police found 60 rounds of ers putting citizens “in peril” prisoner of war, I’m not going Mary and John (not real names) were the police and they went to the school to weeks have been filled police officers can use if they believe ammunition leading them to believe he and urging that the “silent to storm out of a music concert someone may be a victim of domes- married with three children and had no get the kids.” had intended on killing others besides with ruffled feathers majority” let its voice be heard. because I vote differently than tic violence. The Woods Cross Police criminal history. In 2010, Mary reported The stalking and harassment continued himself. He had also called Mary during about political activism or And several days later, while the performer. Department implemented the Maryland to her bishop that John was getting in- with him taking pictures inside her home, the standoff and told her he was coming attending a spectacular per- Most true music fans under- program in 2013 and has seen positive creasingly agitated and had shoved their proving he had somehow gotten in when to the house. barbs from touring musi- formance by Bruce Hornsby, I stand the artists; liberals are results. Testimonies of the LAP’s effec- son against the wall. The bishop contact- she wasn’t there. “We have to try and learn from this cians on Utah stages. heard of the hue and cry over a going to feel more at ease at LookiNg up through a forest of trees in San Francisco’s Presidio Park. tiveness from the department resulted in ed the Woods Cross police. “He was leaving bullets on her car,” situation,” said Osoro. “This is the reality As I wrote on a different Red Butte Gardens concert in a Joan Baez, Garrison Keillor, one-time funding for the pilot project in “That was the first we’d heard of the said Osoro. “A neighbor reported seeing we are dealing with in Utah. Mary said topic in last week’s column, which ultra-conservative Hank or Bruce Springsteen concert. Photo by Louise R. Shaw four Utah communities. family,” said Lt. Adam Osoro. “Eventually John go over her fence but Mary said she she never expected it and credited the we need to assemble with our Williams Jr. brought his self- Likewise, conservatives will “I was exposed to domestic violence he made more threats of violence and she didn’t want to pursue charges.” LAP for saving her life and the lives of her neighbors without getting described “redneck patriotic” feel surrounded by kin at a Ted iN thiS together as a child when my neighbor shot and got an ex-parte protective order against After Mary called to report John had children.” offended at every slight com- agenda complete with the sale Nugent or Kid Rock concert. killed his ex-wife’s boyfriend,” said Woods him.” thrown a cinder block through her win- Butler said Woods Cross is the only ment – and, in the case of the of Confederate flags. (The In reality, it’s not a bad thing Cross Police Chief Greg Butler. “It gave But the violence did not end. Some dow, police arrested John for stalking and agency in the state that uses the Mary- musicians, we should have a most amazing thing wasn’t that to be confronted by an oppos- me a passion for it. We are reducing 10 months later, John called Mary’s cell felony criminal mischief. land LAP model. clue about the political stance the flags were sold, but that a ing belief. We shouldn’t live in Every new angle brings domestic violence in our city using the phone 31 times and started calling her at “We were able to screen Mary using “This was our first LAP screening,” that might be voiced at the Red Butte spokesman said its a political bubble. And as for model. If we can get everybody doing work. the LAP method and assess that she was Osoro said. “We saved four people. I concert. booking agent wasn’t aware of that Bruce Hornsby concert, the same things we’ll all be on the same “He also mentioned one of her Face- at high risk,” Osoro said. “But she never have no doubt in my mind he would have Last week, for instance, I the country singer’s controver- there was no political state- with it a new perspective page.” book friends so he’d somehow hacked thought she was in danger. She was clue- killed himself and all of them. Let’s take attended three concerts, two sial political reputation which, ment, just amazing musician- Ironically, the first LAP the department into her account,” said Osoro. “He kept less.” that weight out of the victim’s hands and of which included brief refer- among other things led to his ship from an enthusiastic used proved to be essential for a local calling and texting and asked if he could Police obtained a search warrant and ultimately save lives.” go get the kids from school. She called found child pornography and video foot- ences which raised the blood music removed from Monday artist. No political message The opinions expressed in this You get one perspective when woman and her children. pressure of a handful of attend- Night Football broadcasts.) could have detracted from his column are those of the author and someone you love is sick. You get ees. The political stands should Over the years of attending performance anyway. I was just not necessarily those of the Davis another when you are sick. not have been a surprise. concerts, I am accustomed there for the music. Clipper. You get one perspective when the Indigo Girls, for instance, to hearing prickly comments. sun is gloriously shining. You get Bowman’s celebrates 30 years of pioneer sang at a nearly sold-out On the liberal side, I’ve heard another in the rain. We once planned an event to help breakfasts, support of local sports programs LOUISE R. change people’s perspective. LetterS It was patterned after an event SHAW called the Hunger Banquet that we’d KAYSVILLE—This year heard about from our BYU students the party will include more Disney movie ‘Inside Out’ both happy and sad who’d supported it there. than food. I can’t speak to the details of their Besides the pancakes, Dear Editor: the mostly negative emotions character’s core memories to event because I only heard about it ham, eggs, fruit, juice and When I first saw the movie were in control when Joy sad, and to make new islands second hand, but at ours, everybody milk, this year’s Pioneer trailer for Disney’s “Inside and Sadness were gone. This with new memories in her hough it’s the same for- who came got a number. A few peo- Day Breakfast at Bow- Out,” it looked really funny and caused the main character to new home. She regained her est, you get a different ple with rare lucky numbers ended man’s will feature games, happy. When I saw the movie, run away and destroy all of her stamina, and became herself perspective when you’re up at a table set attractively and ate a bounce houses and more. however, it was just sad and “Personality Islands.” This led again. But, for most parts of T sumptuous meal. Several more were The holiday event is depressing for the most part. to breaking her sense of hu- the movie, it looked completely looking down on it from the air fortunate enough to have a seat at a being expanded to cel- Sure it had its laughs, but it mor, her friendship, her love of bleak. 36,000 feet above, compared regular old unadorned table and eat ebrate the 30 years since Bowman’s and Kaysville was not what I thought it was hockey, her honesty and even For my rating on this movie, to looking up at it from a path something like soup and bread. The going to be. her family apart. it was awesome how it brought biggest group, however, sat on the Parks & Recreation began For example, it showed this I thought that this was emotions to me for the better, right through its middle. floor and shared a bowl of rice. working together to serve cute imaginary friend this girl totally unsuitable for kids, but, it had its depressing parts That’s why it’s important to both Kind of a perspective changer. breakfast on Pioneer Day. had inside her head named but, as always, Disney had as well. It was happy at the end, fly and hike. Do you know how hard it is to Proceeds from the event, “Bing-Bong.” He was a great the happily-ever-after ending so I’m going to give this movie Though it’s the same carousel, enjoy a sumptuous meal when most as in past years, will fund scholarships for children character throughout the when Sadness saved the day three and seven-tenths stars. you get a different perspective when of the other people around you are who couldn’t otherwise movie, but he was “forgotten” by taking out the idea from the you’re 6 years old and so thrilled sharing a rice bowl? afford to participate in city PARtICIPANtS ENjOY BREAKfASt at Bowman’s in 2014. in this pit close to the end. main character’s idea slot to Luke H. when the adults accompanying you And does it make you want to do athletics. Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper Then there was the fact that run away. She turned the main Bountiful agree to pay for a ride and so disap- something? pointed when the horse you selected The money is donated We did and it does. to the city’s Parks & doesn’t go up and down, compared You just want to get up and bring to being a much older adult and Recreation department prepared by staff mem- Cost is $5 for adults, $3 Reader thinks all those other people to the table and helps local families in bers from Kaysville Parks for children 12 and under knowing that whether around and and share your rolls and your salad around or up and down, the thrill will need by paying for their & Rec. It runs from 7 to and $20 for families with and make sure they smell the fresh 10 a.m. in the Bowman’s up to six members. Clipper is an be short-lived. children’s participation in flowers in the centerpiece. 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All total, the cyclists Volunteer will make two circuits through the city, ending Prescription drug abuse an epidemic Continued from p. A1 at the finish line on Main Street. Though that leaves BY BECKY GINOS as a friendly reminder plenty of prime viewing [email protected] and helping hand when locations, Warren offers a it comes to keeping warning to those who are DAVIS COUNTY — When most people off of the route the waiting along the course’s people hear the word addict, they cyclists will be taking. downhill stretches. picture someone strung out, beg- “If a child runs out into “People will be amazed ging for money on a street corner the street with a ball, the at how quick those guys to support their habit. But an addict marshal will be there are,” he said. could be your wife, sister, mother or to help them get to the On the professional best friend. sidewalk safely,” said cycling circuit, the Tour “There is an epidemic with opioid Warren. “We definitely of Utah is the next stop (painkiller) abuse and dependence don't want any of our after the Tour de France. here,” said Nancy Moss, care coor- volunteers to be the Many of the world's best dinator for the Opioid Community police. They're simply cyclists come straight Collaborative with Davis Behavioral there to help keep the here after competing in Health (DBH). “The CDC recently spectators and cyclists France, giving our tour an ranked Utah number five for ac- safe.” international reputation cidental opioid deaths and Inter- When it comes to many Utahns might not mountain Healthcare (IHC) found our local portion of the fully realize. that Davis County had the highest course, there will be “On Aug. 5, people in number of prescriptions written for plenty of stretches where Belgium will be watching opioids in the state.” Warren expects the what's happening in Davis Behavioral Health and other spectators to gather. The Bountiful,” said Warren. community members have joined full length of the Davis “These guys are the best together to provide treatment for County stretch is 109 of the best.” and other Utah agencies are working together on the issue. prescription drug abuse through the DAVIS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH miles, starting at Antelope For more information Courtesy graphic Opioid Community Collaborative Island and briefly about becoming a course (OCC). It is funded by IHC to do detouring to Weber marshal, please visit outreach with a focus on this popula- why Davis Behavioral Health is of- and older. “Medicaid found over half County before coming tourofutah.com and fill out tion through Medication Assisted fering the MAT. of pregnant females were taking back down along Highway the volunteer application. Treatment (MAT). “With this epidemic the quickest some kind of opioid,” said Moss. 89. At 400 North, the Make sure to specify “There is a large number of way to help is through office treat- “We will be doing outreach through riders will head uphill “course marshal” as your women who have access to medica- ment,” said Moss. “We’re trying to education, church groups, women’s towards the Bountiful interested position when tion,” said Moss. “Sometimes they look at the big picture – why is this groups and doctor’s offices.” Temple. filling out the form. accidently get addicted. People don’t happening?” Moss encourages anyone who “It starts at a 12 percent “Not only will the tour realize when taking medications like Moss said signs someone is would like to schedule a presenta- climb, then goes to an showcase Davis County, Xanax or Valium mixed with opioids becoming addicted to prescription tion or a confidential screening to 18 percent climb,” said but it will also show how that it can depress the respiratory drugs include things like doctor access treatment to call DBH at Warren. “It will slow them willing we are to come out system.” shopping, losing prescriptions and 801-336-1779. down, which means it's a and support things like Viewed as a medical disorder, trying to get more and asking to bor- “No one should be concerned great place to watch from. this,” said Warren. “It’s an opioid addiction can effectively be row medications. because of financial barriers,” said If 400 North isn't jammed amazing opportunity.” treated with counseling, medication The Collaborative’s target is wom- Moss. “We will try to help people with people, I'll be so and behavioral therapies, which is en who are pregnant or 35 years who think they can’t afford it.” disappointed.”

exchanged vegetables Bountiful. Why can’t we new eight-lot proposal, Higginson said. “I know As for the moratorium Val Verda after the harvests each compromise to maybe four Watts said, “The family that this is not a money issue and future such Continued from p. A1 year. But there seems to homes on half-acre lots?” is losing money on the issue for anyone up here. requests--that discussion be an attitude of ‘not in But Aaron Watts, who deal--walking away from Whatever property tax is continuing. On my backyard’ regarding said he was speaking as money. I feel it is their revenues generated Tuesday, July 28, it will received approval for eight these lots. It’s not in their a representative of the rights that need to be by these lots will be be discussed by council lots on the parcel of land, backyard--it’s our yard.” Schulthies family, said he protected.” miniscule for the city. members in a work three fronting 200 West The continued felt the family “had made There were many This is a situation where session at 6 p.m., prior to and the other five fronting development in Val Verda compromises already.” who spoke against the we are bound by codes, the next Bountiful City a new cul-de-sac. There has been discussed for The original Brighton vacating of the property, and the developer has Council meeting. That are currently two older months, as second and Homes proposal had called and following about met, with this proposal, session, which is open to homes on the property, third-generation property for nine lots on the parcel, 90 minutes of public all of the requirements of the public, will be held in which was originally zoned owners are choosing to but the council denied input, councilmembers our land use ordinance.” the conference room just for one-acre lots until the sell their lots to developers that plan two months acknowledged those By unanimous vote, the up the stairs and to the area was rezoned into an and move on. Originally, ago when it didn’t like concerns. council voted to vacate north at Bountiful City R-4 zone (up to four homes Val Verda was divided the configuration of the “I feel the passion on the property and grant Hall. per acre). into 200 one-acre lots (the access road that Brighton this from both sides,” preliminary approval for Members of the R-1 zone designation), had proposed. With the councilmember Richard the subdivision. Schulthies family, which and much of the land was own the parcel, were agricultural. Today, it’s among the many citizens estimated that only about making comments during 52 of those one-acre lots the hearing. still exist. “This land has been in “We live across from the family for 65 years,” the property, and we don’t said Don Schulthies. fault the Schulthies family “We’ve held it and always at all,” said one resident. anticipated selling it.” “We’re fearful for what Debra Schulthies added we’ll have to live with that “this is no small task the rest of our live--eight for the council and staff, homes is too many, and and we realize that. Many these kinds of projects are of the neighbors living ruining Val Verda. I feel in the area were friends like we’re the stepchild of with my father--they

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All total, the cyclists Volunteer will make two circuits COMMUNITY BRIeFs through the city, ending Three generations of military service Prescription drug abuse an epidemic Continued from p. A1 Compiled by Clipper staff at the finish line on Main Street. Though that leaves BY BECKY GINOS as a friendly reminder plenty of prime viewing BY BECKY GINOS including the Legion of [email protected] and helping hand when locations, Warren offers a [email protected] Merit, Meritorious Service it comes to keeping warning to those who are BOUNTIFUL Medal, Air Medal and DAVIS COUNTY — When most people off of the route the waiting along the course’s The annual Handcart Days parade starts at 6 p.m. BOUNTIFUL – When the others. people hear the word addict, they cyclists will be taking. downhill stretches. on Thursday at the corner of Main Street and 1500 Thurgood family sits “When Neil was young picture someone strung out, beg- “If a child runs out into “People will be amazed South, traveling north to 400 North, then left to around the dinner table I told him he should enlist ging for money on a street corner the street with a ball, the at how quick those guys 100 West. It will be followed at 8 p.m. by a Pioneer they really can trade old in the reserves and he to support their habit. But an addict marshal will be there are,” he said. Dance in Bountiful City Park, and then at 10 p.m. by war stories. Retired Lt. went to flight school,” said could be your wife, sister, mother or to help them get to the On the professional fireworks launched from Mueller Park Jr. High. Col. Leon Thurgood, his Leon. “He had several best friend. sidewalk safely,” said cycling circuit, the Tour son, retired Maj. Gen. combat missions and flew “There is an epidemic with opioid Warren. “We definitely of Utah is the next stop Keith Thurgood, his Chinooks in Iraq.” (painkiller) abuse and dependence don't want any of our after the Tour de France. CENTERVILLE brother, Brig. Gen. Neil Neil went through the here,” said Nancy Moss, care coor- volunteers to be the Many of the world's best Candidates vying for city council in this year’s Thurgood and Keith’s son ranks and he is the Pro- dinator for the Opioid Community police. They're simply cyclists come straight primary elections include incumbents Ken S. Averett Ryan Thurgood have all gram Executive Officer, Collaborative with Davis Behavioral there to help keep the here after competing in and John T. Higginson, along with newcomers Robyn taken the military route to Missiles and Space, Red- Health (DBH). “The CDC recently spectators and cyclists France, giving our tour an Thompson Mecham, George McEwan, Jeff Warren, serve their country. stone Arsenal, Alabama. ranked Utah number five for ac- safe.” international reputation Rebecca Wright, Ed Schirner, William Ince, Gary R. “I only know of two “Everything goes through cidental opioid deaths and Inter- When it comes to many Utahns might not Goff, and Kyle C. Green. Early voting will run July other brothers who are him,” said Leon. “He has mountain Healthcare (IHC) found our local portion of the fully realize. 28-31 and Aug. 4-7 at Centerville City Hall. The pri- generals,” said Bountiful about 20,000 people he’s in that Davis County had the highest course, there will be “On Aug. 5, people in mary election will be held Aug. 11. resident Leon Thurgood. charge of.” number of prescriptions written for plenty of stretches where Belgium will be watching “All told we have 100 years And now, true to the opioids in the state.” Warren expects the what's happening in FARMINGTON of army service between Thurgood tradition, Ryan Davis Behavioral Health and other spectators to gather. The Bountiful,” said Warren. us. We’ve all been in Thurgood, Keith’s son, is full length of the Davis This year’s city-sponsored community musical is combat. The neat thing is also in the military flying community members have joined “These guys are the best “Mary Poppins,” and tickets are now available. The THE THURGOOD FAMILY has a long tradition of military service. together to provide treatment for County stretch is 109 of the best.” we’re all still alive.” Chinooks. “He’s already and other Utah agencies are working together on the issue. show runs July 28, 29, 30, 31 and Aug. 1 and 3 at Courtesy photo prescription drug abuse through the DAVIS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH miles, starting at Antelope For more information But Leon had some been to Iraq twice,” said Courtesy graphic Island and briefly the Farmington Community Arts Center, 120 S. Main. his grandfather Leon. It Opioid Community Collaborative about becoming a course close calls in his 32 years ment, Leon’s two sons to what had been given to detouring to Weber Tickets are $5 in advance or $6 at the door and can may even go another gen- (OCC). It is funded by IHC to do marshal, please visit of service. As a helicopter decided to follow in his me. One thing the army County before coming be purchased through webtrac.farmington.utah.gov eration as Ryan’s son can outreach with a focus on this popula- why Davis Behavioral Health is of- and older. “Medicaid found over half tourofutah.com and fill out pilot, he was sent to Korea path. “We grew up in a does really well is develop back down along Highway or at the Farmington Parks and Recreation offices, spout off helicopter facts tion through Medication Assisted fering the MAT. of pregnant females were taking the volunteer application. then later to Vietnam. military family,” said Keith leaders and deliver results. 89. At 400 North, the 720 W. 100 North. Shows begin at 7 p.m. and wears his dad’s gear Treatment (MAT). “With this epidemic the quickest some kind of opioid,” said Moss. Make sure to specify “People were always Thurgood. “In our early You can put it in the bank riders will head uphill around. “There is a large number of way to help is through office treat- “We will be doing outreach through “course marshal” as your shooting at me,” Leon said. years we spent all of our – army leadership coupled towards the Bountiful “I think about the women who have access to medica- ment,” said Moss. “We’re trying to education, church groups, women’s interested position when FRUIT HEIGHTS “The bullet holes were our time traveling from coun- with results. It makes Temple. importance of raising the tion,” said Moss. “Sometimes they look at the big picture – why is this groups and doctor’s offices.” filling out the form. Candidates for three city council positions will be air conditioning.” try to country. It gave us great families and great “It starts at a 12 percent next generation,” said accidently get addicted. People don’t happening?” Moss encourages anyone who “Not only will the tour nominated at the city’s caucus meeting on Tuesday, Leon told of a mission perspective on how to be communities. It shaped climb, then goes to an Keith. “Each generation realize when taking medications like Moss said signs someone is would like to schedule a presenta- showcase Davis County, Aug. 11 at 7 p.m. at city hall, 910 S. Mountain Road. where he had to pick up good Americans and what me as an individual.” 18 percent climb,” said gets better and better on Xanax or Valium mixed with opioids becoming addicted to prescription tion or a confidential screening to but it will also show how Three council seats are up for election this year. another helicopter that it meant to be grateful and After 28 years of military Warren. “It will slow them principles that are endur- that it can depress the respiratory drugs include things like doctor access treatment to call DBH at willing we are to come out Those who attend will be divided into two non-parti- was grounded. “I was hov- to enjoy what we often service, Keith retired. He down, which means it's a ing. I can pass it on to my system.” shopping, losing prescriptions and 801-336-1779. and support things like ering over a hole to pick take for granted.” has received the Defense great place to watch from. san groups and each will nominate three candidates. son and his son, etc. We’ll Viewed as a medical disorder, trying to get more and asking to bor- “No one should be concerned this,” said Warren. “It’s an him up but I couldn’t see Keith credits his parents Superior Service Medal, If 400 North isn't jammed The six nominees will be on the November ballot. have stronger families, opioid addiction can effectively be row medications. because of financial barriers,” said amazing opportunity.” because the blades kicked for developing good char- Legion of Merit, Bronze with people, I'll be so communities and a stron- treated with counseling, medication The Collaborative’s target is wom- Moss. “We will try to help people up dirt and dust,” he acter in their children. “It’s Star, two Meritorious disappointed.” ger nation. Our family is and behavioral therapies, which is en who are pregnant or 35 years who think they can’t afford it.” KAYSVILLE recalled. “I needed to get about making a difference Service Medals and other about loving, leaving a A resolution to encourage Davis County above it but I had to just and leaving a legacy,” he awards. legacy, learning, growing Commissioners to ask voters for a .25 percent burn fuel until I could go said. “We were principle His brother, Neil, has and having some fun along general sales tax increase narrowly passed a city up. There were 106 people centered and I personally garnered many awards the way.” council vote recently. The legislature passed a mea- but we only had 33 seats. felt like I had to give back and decorations as well, exchanged vegetables Bountiful. Why can’t we new eight-lot proposal, Higginson said. “I know As for the moratorium sure allowing counties to ask voters to approve the We were packed trying to Val Verda after the harvests each compromise to maybe four Watts said, “The family that this is not a money issue and future such evacuate.” year. But there seems to homes on half-acre lots?” is losing money on the issue for anyone up here. requests--that discussion increase to pay for transportation needs in their Continued from p. A1 communities. “It is not passing a tax increase,” said Another time his be an attitude of ‘not in But Aaron Watts, who deal--walking away from Whatever property tax is continuing. On helicopter started tipping my backyard’ regarding said he was speaking as money. I feel it is their revenues generated Tuesday, July 28, it will Mayor Steve Hiatt, “it is simply saying let’s allow received approval for eight over during a night flight these lots. It’s not in their a representative of the rights that need to be by these lots will be be discussed by council the debate to begin and allow voters to consider lots on the parcel of land, rescue where people were backyard--it’s our yard.” Schulthies family, said he protected.” miniscule for the city. members in a work it.” Councilmembers Susan Lee and Mark Johnson three fronting 200 West taking fire on the ground. The continued felt the family “had made There were many This is a situation where session at 6 p.m., prior to voted against the resolution. Lee said she was and the other five fronting “Every hour, every minute development in Val Verda compromises already.” who spoke against the we are bound by codes, the next Bountiful City against the timing due to other tax increases. a new cul-de-sac. There was an adventure.” has been discussed for The original Brighton vacating of the property, and the developer has Council meeting. That are currently two older In spite of the excite- months, as second and Homes proposal had called and following about met, with this proposal, session, which is open to homes on the property, NORTH SALT LAKE third-generation property for nine lots on the parcel, 90 minutes of public all of the requirements of the public, will be held in which was originally zoned Residents are allowed to light fireworks now until owners are choosing to but the council denied input, councilmembers our land use ordinance.” the conference room just for one-acre lots until the July 27 from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. (the deadline is sell their lots to developers that plan two months acknowledged those By unanimous vote, the up the stairs and to the area was rezoned into an extended to midnight on July 24). Due to fire restric- and move on. Originally, ago when it didn’t like concerns. council voted to vacate north at Bountiful City R-4 zone (up to four homes tions, fireworks are not allowed at any time in any Val Verda was divided the configuration of the “I feel the passion on the property and grant Hall. per acre). parts of the city located east of Orchard Drive. into 200 one-acre lots (the access road that Brighton this from both sides,” preliminary approval for Members of the R-1 zone designation), had proposed. With the councilmember Richard the subdivision. Schulthies family, which and much of the land was WEST BOUNTIFUL own the parcel, were agricultural. Today, it’s City Council has approved a certified tax rate of among the many citizens estimated that only about .001806 for fiscal 2016, including a 2 percent sal- making comments during 52 of those one-acre lots the hearing. ary change for all city employees and a 4 percent still exist. Find us “This land has been in raise for police officers. The council also approved a “We live across from the family for 65 years,” resolution asking the Davis County Commissioners to the property, and we don’t said Don Schulthies. submit to voters a proposed .25 percent local option fault the Schulthies family on the “We’ve held it and always general sales tax increase, to help with transporta- at all,” said one resident. anticipated selling it.” tion improvement costs. “We’re fearful for what Debra Schulthies added we’ll have to live with that “this is no small task the rest of our live--eight WOODS CROSS for the council and staff, homes is too many, and Prevent crime by getting to know your neighbors and we realize that. Many and those who protect you at the Woods Cross Police Web these kinds of projects are of the neighbors living ruining Val Verda. I feel Department’s National Night Out Against Crime, Aug. in the area were friends like we’re the stepchild of 4 from 5-8 p.m. at Hogan Park. Activities include a with my father--they K-9 demonstration, Army rock wall, bicycle registra- tion, Neighborhood Watch and CERT. Are we at War With Gadiantons? Davis County needs the Independent American Party of Utah to be organized. DAVIS COUNTY NOTICE OF PROPOSED TAX INCREASE With County Chairman, etc. Do you resist gun controls, The following entities are proposing to increase property tax revenue within DAVIS COUNTY. Data is based on ObamaCare? Volunteers invited to join the war: a county-wide average value of $243,000. The same value is used for both residential and commercial log on - www.utahiap.org property. Concerned citizens are invited to attend public hearings on their tax increases. Hal Massey, State Chairman [email protected] FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT THE INDIVIDUAL ENTITIES AT THE NUMBERS LISTED BELOW. Entities proposing If approved, tax will increase Public hearing information a tax increase From: To: Date/Time Location Phone Clearfi eld City Residential: $215.71 $240.57 Aug 11,2015 55 S State Street 801-525-2720 Commercial: $392.20 $437.40 7:00 Clearfi eld

Fruit Heights City Residential: $244.84 $316.61 Aug 04,2015 910 S. Mountain Road 801-546-0861 Commercial: $445.17 $575.66 7:15 pm Fruit Heights

City of West Point Residential: $134.31 $138.46 Aug 04,2015 3200 West 300 North 801-776-0970 Commercial: $244.21 $251.74 7:00 PM West Point

The list is for informational purposes only. The list should not be relied on to determine a taxpayer's property tax liability. For specifi c information related to the property tax liability of a taxpayer, the taxpayer should review the taxpayer’s Notice of Valuation and Tax Change.

Expires 7/31/15 Davis Clipper A8 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 A summer evening filled with music What better way to spend a summer evening than in an outdoor amphitheater listening to the music of Mark Robinette’s Amp’d-Up Band? A full house at Kenley Amphitheater in Layton enjoyed the performance July 16, one of three concerts at the venue that week. Upcoming concerts include Imagine on Aug. 1, Kansas 2015 on Aug. 6 and Suzy Bogguss on Aug. 27. The theater is located at 403 N. Wasatch Drive. Tickets and information are available at davisarts.org.

Photo by Louise R. Shaw A8 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 TV TIME APLENTY A summer FOX Sports will be broadcasting much evening filled of the Tour of Utah B4 with music DAVIS What better way to spend THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 B a summer evening than in an outdoor amphitheater Sports listening to the music of Mark Robinette’s Amp’d-Up Band? A full house at Kenley Amphitheater in Layton enjoyed the performance July 16, one of three concerts at the venue that week. Upcoming concerts include Imagine on Aug. 1, Kansas 2015 on Aug. 6 and Suzy Bogguss on Aug. 27. The theater is located at 403 N. Wasatch Drive. Tickets and information are available at davisarts.org.

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BILL AND JUDE SCHMID, of Bountiful, “bask in the fun and accomplishment of it all,” according to Jude, following their participation in the Utah Summer Games, where Bill won two silver medals in the 5K and 10K races and Jude finished fourth in the 5K. Courtesy photo Bountiful runners log miles and top finishes at Utah Summer Games By CATHERINE GARRETT LORA ERICKSON OF BOUNTIFUL, holding her bicycle, has coached her Team Blonde Runner athletes as they prepare for races, Clipper Correspondent marathons, triahlons or half-Ironman competitions. Courtesy photo BOUNTIFUL--Bill Schmid has been running for nearly his whole life. And he doesn’t plan on stop- Nationally recognized coach ping anytime soon. In fact, he can’t wait for 2016. “Next year, I’ll be in the 60-64 age division ready to kick helping athletes reach goals butt,” he said. This year, the Bountiful resident won two silver medals in the 5K and 10K at the Men’s 55-59 BY JOSH McFADDEN successfully completing a goals. Category at the recent Utah Summer Games in Clipper Correspondent In fact, Erickson sees Team Blonde Cedar City. triathlon can be a reward- Runner as more than just a casual His wife, Jude – who Bill describes as a ing experience. club meeting sporadically. Team “casual runner” – has also been participating BOUNTIFUL--Few activi- And regardless of your experience members are assigned daily training with Bill in the Summer Games since 2005. She ties test a person’s endur- or skill level, training for one might regimens to prepare them for sprint- placed fourth in the Women’s 55-59 division of not be as difficult as you imagine. And and Olympic-distance triathlons and the 5K event this year. ance and will more than it can even be fun. half-Ironman events. “I train to race, Jude trains for fitness,” Bill a triathlon. Combining The Davis County-based Team “We have a team feel,” she said. Schmid said. Blonde Runner, coached by “Everyone on the team knows each “I also run for fun and the sanity and the the physically demanding Bountiful’s Lora Erickson, is a tight- other. I find if you do team training, release it offers where I’m alone to think, or just sports of running, bik- knit group of athletes looking to push you get the most out of it.” jabber on and on with friends,” Jude Schmid ing and swimming means themselves and motivate one another to reach and exceed their fitness n See “BLONDE” p. D4 n See “SCHMID” p. D4

LA ROCA’S U-16 region champions, left, and U-17 region champions after the club captured four titles in Idaho. Courtesy photos

La Roca soccer teams claim four region titles in Idaho By CATHERINE GARRETT carried us to victory.” Clipper Correspondent “Prior to this year, Utah Youth Soccer had four Region titles in its entire history,” said La Roca team LAYTON--Declaring June manager Robyn Ward. “This year alone we won four, doubling that 28 to be the best day of statistic – all from our club and all on his career as a coach, La the girls’ side.” The Layton-based soccer Roca Soccer Club founder club qualified 11 teams for the Adolfo Ovalle celebrated championships, with five reaching the semifinal rounds in the his program’s four champi- tournament featuring 238 teams onships at the U.S. Youth among U-12 through U-18 boys and girls age groups from 13 states. Soccer Region IV Champi- The Premier U15 Girls team, onships in Boise, Idaho. coached by Pancho Ovalle, found “I am so happy for my girls, themselves down 2-0 to California’s coaches and La Roca friends,” Ovalle said. “We believed we could win and LA ROCA’S U-16 region championship team LA ROCA’S U-17 region champions n See “LAROCA” p. D4 the support of our La Roca family Courtesy photo Courtesy photo July 30th - 31st Bountiful Sidewalk Sale

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B4 SPORTS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 Tour of Utah will be in TV spotlight starting Aug. 2

By TOM HARALDSEN in the Western United States will be following the Tour de France. The event [email protected] broadcast by ROOT Sports. This is also has been called “America’s Toughest the fifth year that all seven stages of Stage Race,” and features some of the BOUNTIFUL—A total of 21 hours of the race will be broadcast from start to best cycling teams in the world. It has national TV broadcasting will be part of finish on the award-winning global web been elevated this year to a 2.HC-rated this year’s Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah and mobile Tour Tracker® platform. UCI stage race, making it one of the event. That will include 14 hours of live, The Tour of Utah Tour Tracker ® premier events in North America. Host high-definition coverage, including por- powered by Adobe ® will provide venues for this year’s race include tions of Stage 3 that will race through detailed race coverage for cycling fans Bountiful (where the race will finish Davis County on Aug. 5. worldwide including live broadcast on Main Street on Aug. 5), as well as FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2 video, GPS race tracking, race analysis, Logan, Tremonton, Ogden, Antelope will carry that coverage, and locally, photography and results for every Island State Park, Soldier Hollow/ KJZZ 14 Television will broadcast the stage. The apps are available for iPhone, Heber Valley, Salt Lake City, Snowbird men’s race for two hours each of the iPad and Android mobile devices. Links Ski and Summer Resort, and Park City. seven days of the event. Additional to the web and mobile apps will be The 2015 race will cover 712 miles programming will include a 30-minute available on TourofUtah.com. of racing, 51,442 feet of climbing, event preview on Aug. 2, and nightly The Zone Sports Network will provide and include 16 professional teams recaps at 8 p.m. Mountain Time. FOX Tour of Utah updates at :42 past the representing 20 countries, featuring 120 Sports will also air the highlight shows hour, starting at 10:42 a.m. on race days networks. During race week, the Tour racers. at 11 p.m. Mountain Time. Steve Brown, and continuing through 6:42 p.m. Tony was viewed by over 155,000 race fans The Davis Clipper will publish a Todd Gogulski and Jennifer Hale will Parks will anchor the radio coverage from 146 countries using the Tour special section dedicated to this year’s provide race coverage, as well as studio heard locally on The Zone (1280 AM, Tracker ® experience online and with Tour of Utah next Thursday (July 30). and race course announcers. 97.5 FM). mobile devices. The Clipper is a sponsor of Stage 3 of Again this year, FOX Sports Networks Last year, there were over 100 million This year’s Tour of Utah will continue this year’s Tour. serve as the official broadcast partner households that had access to the as the first internationally-sanctioned for the Tour of Utah. Regional coverage 21 hours of TV coverage on the FOX cycling competition in North America Forest Service seeking committee but not necessarily running. “I top quality races than a large Schmid barely see his dust, let alone quantity of mediocre runs,” he members for three disciplines run with him,” she said. “The said. Individuals are being sought associations; dispersed recreational Continued from p. D1 main trains smart and outruns His latest inspiration to to represent a variety of interests activities; alternate. people in their 20s.” continue running as long as he on the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache Category C: State-elected official, said. Almost 40 years ago, Bill can was from an elderly man National Forest Resource county-elected official, tribal Bill Schmid began running Schmid began coaching other a few years ago at the Utah Advisory Committee. The RAC representative, school officials or during high school in New runners and is constantly Summer Games who ran the is authorized through the Secure teachers, alternate. York and became “too scared educating himself about the 5K. Rural Schools Act as a mechanism Applications will be accepted of the coach to quit.” From sport to teach the athletes he When Schmid finished his for local community collaboration until Aug. 29. Applications must there, he competed for State works with. He also stayed in run in 19 minutes, he circled with federal land managers in have an original signature. University of New York at the game himself, running a back to cheer his teammates recommending projects that will Email or scanned applications Binghamton where he met his couple dozen races each year. and saw the elderly man benefit federal lands. will not be accepted. Interested wife, and they began running A hip surgery in 1989 “as a finishing the course just four Fifteen vacant and three individuals should submit both a together. result of overuse” changed minutes after him. “I thought, alternate positions are available in signed application and category “It worked out well,” Bill his pace. “My surgeon told ‘Wow, look at the old guy go!, the following three categories: membership form to: Uinta- said. “I enjoy the inherent me, ‘There’s only so much Bill said. Later at the awards Category A: Developed outdoor Wasatch-Cache National Forest, mindfulness of running – the rubber on the tires,’” Bill said. ceremony, the announcer recreation, off-highway vehicle Attn: Ms. Loyal Clark, 857 West physical, social and intellectual He has trimmed his events asked the man his age and his users, or commercial recreation South Jordan Parkway, South enlivenment that is so considerably since – he now answer of “94,” and he received activities; land-use permit holder; Jordan, UT 84095. unavoidable.” runs just four to six races a a standing ovation. “I have a alternate. More information and Nowadays, Jude drives year. long way to reach that,” Bill Category B: Archaeology applications are available at www. a support vehicle at times “I decided that for the rest of said. and history; wildlife or hunting fs.usda.gov/uwcnf. during Bill’s races, and they my career that I’d rather have He plans to run in the organizations or watershed [email protected] spend time together hiking

Emily Olsen, Sofi Papastamos, Wooden and Grace Youngberg. coached by Pancho Ovalle, were Also competing at the LaRoca Kendell Petersen, Bryce Paige Stevens scored a goal down 2-1 to New Mexico’s Rio Regionals from La Roca was Reynolds, Harlee Turnbow and in the 119th minute to avoid Rapids SC 97 in the 88th minutes Premier U12 Girls – who Continued from p. D1 Alyssa Ulugalu. penalty kicks to end the game, before Natalie Reynolds scored reached the semifinals – along Coach Felipe Diaz led the leading the Premier U17 Girls to force overtime. Averie Collins with Premier U12 Boys, Premier Carlsbad Elite 99 with 20 Premier U16 Girls team to a 2-1 team to a 1-0 win over Utah’s scored her second goal of the U13 Girls, Premier U13 Boys, minutes to play before U.S. victory over California’s Arsenal Celtic FC Premier. game in the extra period to lead Premier U14 Girls, South Under 17 National Team Player FC S Bowers with goals from The team also consisted of her team to a 3-2 win. Premier U15 Boys and Premier Olivia Wade scored a hat trick, Mikayla Colohan and Livia Brinley Adams, Nicolle Allen, On the team were Kelsey U16 Boys. with her third goal coming Borges. Haylee Cacciacarne, Madison Andersen, Cristina Behnken, “We will keep dreaming in the final minute to win the Also on the team were Jaycelin Carter, Haylee Elmore, Jocelyn Averie Collins, Elizabeth big as we prepare for an even championship 3-2. Bernardo, Anne Bitner, Kaytlin Hanrath, Kyrstin Johnson, Crezee, Ashlyn Farnes, Madison bigger stage at the national The team also included Ashley Bradley, Mylee Broad, Ashley Megan Price, Brianna Sims, Garlock, Lauren Gibson, Ellee championships in Oklahoma,” Arnes, Hailee Atwater, Kendyl Cardozo, Zoe Clark, Lindsay Sophia Skedros, Haley Stafford, Hall, Eden Jacobsen, Josie Ovalle said. The team will Baker, Anna Escobedo, Abbigail DiReda, Madison Himelright, Mia Stoddard, Morgan Talbot, Manwill, Nikki Pittman, Baylee compete at the National Graham, Rylee Hunsaker, Demi Lopez, Cassidy Kanyan Ward, Malorie Ward Roche, Elsa Roundy, Madison Championships in Tulsa through Trinity Kerr, Macy Martinez, McCormick, Ally Olcott, Alexis and Regyn Youngberg and were Russell, Madison Siddoway, July 26. Sammie Murdock, Grace Petersen, Jada Sheets, Brynlee coached by Adolfo Ovalle. Alexis Sims, Leesa Stowe and Nelson, Marli Niederhauser, Welch, Bailey Winter, Bailee The Premier U18 Girls, Emma Sturt.

finished first in her and other races. She Some Team Blonde someone go from the back and events. Erickson Blonde division in the Hits Half is a nationally certified Runner members are of the pack to the front.” said she isn’t concerned 70.3 Distance Triathlon running coach, triathlon aspiring to make it to Erickson trains the about where people finish Continued from p. D1 in Grand Junction, Colo.; coach and swim coach. national championship team largely in Davis in the races, as long as first among all females in She is also an exercise events, while others County. She structures the their attitude and effort is Erickson offers one- the Lagoon 10K; second specialist and personal simply want to lose weight workouts and caters the positive. on-one training for those in her division in the Salt trainer, having worked or enjoy the social aspect training to the individual’s “I want them to think athletes who prefer a more Lake City Half Marathon; with people around the of belonging to a team. needs and capabilities. about how well they can individualized approach. and third in female world. Either way, Erickson will She also is committed finish, not if they can The name Team Blonde master division at the “It’s a lot of work, but I push the participants to be to providing her team finish,” she said. “I want Runner comes from Utah State Half Marathon love what I do,” she said. “I their best. members with the top them to get to the finish Erickson’s nickname, Championships. am passionate about it.” Even newcomers to instruction possible. and say, ‘I want to do “Blonde Runner.” She ran Her impact as a coach is On Team Blonde triathlons shouldn’t shy “I have to be flexible,” another one.’” distance events for the significant. Runner, Erickson coaches away from joining the she said. “I believe they Interested beginner University of Utah and For the past 18 years, eager athletes who come team. should be exposed to the and intermediate athletes Utah State University as Erickson has helped from various walks of “It’s a thrill to work with very best.” interested in joining the a college student, and train people of all ages life. Team members have beginners,” Erickson said. Team Blonde Runner team can contact Erickson she continues to compete in backgrounds for ranged in age anywhere “It’s a thrill to see them members participate in at theblonderunner@gmail. in races today. In fact, triathlons, Ironman events from 21 to 60 and beyond. progress. I love seeing a variety of triathlons com. this year alone, Erickson

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Host high-definition coverage, including por- powered by Adobe ® will provide venues for this year’s race include tions of Stage 3 that will race through detailed race coverage for cycling fans Bountiful (where the race will finish Davis County on Aug. 5. worldwide including live broadcast on Main Street on Aug. 5), as well as Family entrepreneurs FOX Sports 1 and FOX Sports 2 video, GPS race tracking, race analysis, Logan, Tremonton, Ogden, Antelope will carry that coverage, and locally, photography and results for every Island State Park, Soldier Hollow/ KJZZ 14 Television will broadcast the stage. The apps are available for iPhone, Heber Valley, Salt Lake City, Snowbird men’s race for two hours each of the iPad and Android mobile devices. Links Ski and Summer Resort, and Park City. seven days of the event. Additional to the web and mobile apps will be The 2015 race will cover 712 miles at farmers’ market programming will include a 30-minute available on TourofUtah.com. of racing, 51,442 feet of climbing, event preview on Aug. 2, and nightly The Zone Sports Network will provide and include 16 professional teams recaps at 8 p.m. Mountain Time. FOX Tour of Utah updates at :42 past the representing 20 countries, featuring 120 Sports will also air the highlight shows hour, starting at 10:42 a.m. on race days networks. During race week, the Tour racers. By Louise r. sHAW at 11 p.m. Mountain Time. Steve Brown, and continuing through 6:42 p.m. Tony was viewed by over 155,000 race fans The Davis Clipper will publish a [email protected] Todd Gogulski and Jennifer Hale will Parks will anchor the radio coverage from 146 countries using the Tour special section dedicated to this year’s provide race coverage, as well as studio heard locally on The Zone (1280 AM, Tracker ® experience online and with Tour of Utah next Thursday (July 30). and race course announcers. 97.5 FM). mobile devices. The Clipper is a sponsor of Stage 3 of KAYSVILLE—Each member of the Again this year, FOX Sports Networks Last year, there were over 100 million This year’s Tour of Utah will continue this year’s Tour. Russell family has developed a skill and serve as the official broadcast partner households that had access to the as the first internationally-sanctioned for the Tour of Utah. Regional coverage 21 hours of TV coverage on the FOX cycling competition in North America created a craft that they are now offering for sale at the USU Botanical Center’s Forest Service seeking committee weekly Farmers’ Market. but not necessarily running. “I top quality races than a large Each member of the Howard family Schmid barely see his dust, let alone quantity of mediocre runs,” he members for three disciplines run with him,” she said. “The said. works in the backyard garden and then Individuals are being sought associations; dispersed recreational Continued from p. D1 main trains smart and outruns His latest inspiration to to represent a variety of interests activities; alternate. people in their 20s.” continue running as long as he helps run their family booth at the farm- on the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache Category C: State-elected official, said. Almost 40 years ago, Bill can was from an elderly man ers’ market, helping earn money they will National Forest Resource county-elected official, tribal Bill Schmid began running Schmid began coaching other a few years ago at the Utah Advisory Committee. The RAC representative, school officials or during high school in New runners and is constantly Summer Games who ran the get back each month as allowance. flourish is authorized through the Secure teachers, alternate. York and became “too scared educating himself about the 5K. For members of the Parry family, selling kettle corn Rural Schools Act as a mechanism Applications will be accepted of the coach to quit.” From sport to teach the athletes he When Schmid finished his and cotton candy at the weekly market is a boon to the for local community collaboration until Aug. 29. Applications must there, he competed for State works with. He also stayed in run in 19 minutes, he circled family budget as well as a lesson in dependability. with federal land managers in have an original signature. University of New York at the game himself, running a back to cheer his teammates This market isn’t only about farmers, it’s about families recommending projects that will Email or scanned applications Binghamton where he met his couple dozen races each year. and saw the elderly man too. benefit federal lands. will not be accepted. Interested wife, and they began running A hip surgery in 1989 “as a finishing the course just four When you visit the Thursday market at USU’s Fifteen vacant and three individuals should submit both a together. result of overuse” changed minutes after him. “I thought, Kaysville center, 875 S. 500 West, you’re likely to meet alternate positions are available in signed application and category “It worked out well,” Bill his pace. “My surgeon told ‘Wow, look at the old guy go!, some entrepreneurial families in addition to individuals the following three categories: membership form to: Uinta- said. “I enjoy the inherent me, ‘There’s only so much Bill said. Later at the awards and organizations offering Aggie ice cream, USU Category A: Developed outdoor Wasatch-Cache National Forest, mindfulness of running – the rubber on the tires,’” Bill said. ceremony, the announcer extension services, insurance, books, vegetables, the recreation, off-highway vehicle Attn: Ms. Loyal Clark, 857 West physical, social and intellectual He has trimmed his events asked the man his age and his chance to pet an alpaca or ride in a mini-train and more. users, or commercial recreation South Jordan Parkway, South enlivenment that is so considerably since – he now answer of “94,” and he received “This is the ultimate school,” said Rebecca Howard activities; land-use permit holder; Jordan, UT 84095. unavoidable.” runs just four to six races a a standing ovation. “I have a of her family’s produce booth. “They’re learning to alternate. More information and Nowadays, Jude drives year. long way to reach that,” Bill work consistently. We’re working together as a family. tHe russeLL FAMiLy, including (from left) Dax, Boe, Beya, Tate, and parents Josh and Dani, with grandmother Debbie Robertson, offer Category B: Archaeology applications are available at www. a support vehicle at times “I decided that for the rest of said. The kids do the books so they’re learning about money homemade crafts at the USU Botanical Center’s Farmers’ Market. Dad shares books he published, mom makes cord bowls and rag rugs, and history; wildlife or hunting fs.usda.gov/uwcnf. during Bill’s races, and they my career that I’d rather have He plans to run in the management, paying expenses, running a business.” and the kids create crafts from wood, rocks, popsicle sticks and their imaginations. The market is held Thursdays from 5 to 8 p.m. organizations or watershed [email protected] spend time together hiking “They’re learning about sales and about human interaction,” adds husband, Stephen Howard. The produce from their family enterprise includes Emily Olsen, Sofi Papastamos, Wooden and Grace Youngberg. coached by Pancho Ovalle, were Also competing at the squash, lettuce, eggplant and beets. Rebecca Howard LaRoca Kendell Petersen, Bryce Paige Stevens scored a goal down 2-1 to New Mexico’s Rio Regionals from La Roca was oversees the planting but each child cares for his or her Reynolds, Harlee Turnbow and in the 119th minute to avoid Rapids SC 97 in the 88th minutes Premier U12 Girls – who own patch, where they plant and weed vegetables that Continued from p. D1 Alyssa Ulugalu. penalty kicks to end the game, before Natalie Reynolds scored reached the semifinals – along they like or that they know will sell well. They harvest Coach Felipe Diaz led the leading the Premier U17 Girls to force overtime. Averie Collins with Premier U12 Boys, Premier together. Carlsbad Elite 99 with 20 Premier U16 Girls team to a 2-1 team to a 1-0 win over Utah’s scored her second goal of the U13 Girls, Premier U13 Boys, Ten percent of their earnings are donated. Another minutes to play before U.S. victory over California’s Arsenal Celtic FC Premier. game in the extra period to lead Premier U14 Girls, South 60 percent goes into savings and the remaining amount Under 17 National Team Player FC S Bowers with goals from The team also consisted of her team to a 3-2 win. Premier U15 Boys and Premier is divided into 12 and placed in envelopes for monthly Olivia Wade scored a hat trick, Mikayla Colohan and Livia Brinley Adams, Nicolle Allen, On the team were Kelsey U16 Boys. payouts. with her third goal coming Borges. Haylee Cacciacarne, Madison Andersen, Cristina Behnken, “We will keep dreaming “We don’t just pay them an allowance,” she said. “They in the final minute to win the Also on the team were Jaycelin Carter, Haylee Elmore, Jocelyn Averie Collins, Elizabeth big as we prepare for an even earn it.” Their work helps them avoid “that entitlement championship 3-2. Bernardo, Anne Bitner, Kaytlin Hanrath, Kyrstin Johnson, Crezee, Ashlyn Farnes, Madison bigger stage at the national thing,” she added. The team also included Ashley Bradley, Mylee Broad, Ashley Megan Price, Brianna Sims, Garlock, Lauren Gibson, Ellee championships in Oklahoma,” At the other end of the market, Dani Russell works to Arnes, Hailee Atwater, Kendyl Cardozo, Zoe Clark, Lindsay Sophia Skedros, Haley Stafford, Hall, Eden Jacobsen, Josie Ovalle said. The team will tie a rag rug as her children show their crafts. Wooden Baker, Anna Escobedo, Abbigail DiReda, Madison Himelright, Mia Stoddard, Morgan Talbot, Manwill, Nikki Pittman, Baylee compete at the National knives, wooden games and a wooden picket fence that Graham, Rylee Hunsaker, Demi Lopez, Cassidy Kanyan Ward, Malorie Ward Roche, Elsa Roundy, Madison Championships in Tulsa through holds photos are a few of the items the children have Trinity Kerr, Macy Martinez, McCormick, Ally Olcott, Alexis and Regyn Youngberg and were Russell, Madison Siddoway, July 26. created to sell. Sammie Murdock, Grace Petersen, Jada Sheets, Brynlee coached by Adolfo Ovalle. Alexis Sims, Leesa Stowe and Their dad, Josh Russell, is selling several books he has Nelson, Marli Niederhauser, Welch, Bailey Winter, Bailee The Premier U18 Girls, Emma Sturt. written, books that began as bedtime stories. “We wanted to give them some experience learning things they can do with their hands,” said Dani Russell. Those skills, she said, would provide backup to future finished first in her and other races. She Some Team Blonde someone go from the back and events. Erickson careers. Blonde division in the Hits Half is a nationally certified Runner members are of the pack to the front.” said she isn’t concerned Emilee Parry said manning a booth with her children 70.3 Distance Triathlon running coach, triathlon aspiring to make it to Erickson trains the about where people finish at the market gives them a chance to learn to work and Continued from p. D1 in Grand Junction, Colo.; coach and swim coach. national championship team largely in Davis in the races, as long as to be dependable, and a chance to do it in a kid-friendly first among all females in She is also an exercise events, while others County. She structures the their attitude and effort is environment. Erickson offers one- the Lagoon 10K; second specialist and personal simply want to lose weight workouts and caters the positive. “They love it,” she said. on-one training for those in her division in the Salt trainer, having worked or enjoy the social aspect training to the individual’s “I want them to think The market is not open this week, but will open again athletes who prefer a more Lake City Half Marathon; with people around the of belonging to a team. needs and capabilities. about how well they can on July 30 and run Thursdays from 5 to 8 p.m. until Sept. individualized approach. and third in female world. Either way, Erickson will She also is committed finish, not if they can 24. The name Team Blonde master division at the “It’s a lot of work, but I push the participants to be to providing her team finish,” she said. “I want Special events include rootbeer tasting on July 30, Runner comes from Utah State Half Marathon love what I do,” she said. “I their best. members with the top them to get to the finish sweet corn grilling on Aug. 6, a Salsa Showdown on Sept. reBeCCA AND stepHeN HoWArD, with their children (from left) Kathryn, Rachel, Lauren and Matthew, sell produce they grow in their Erickson’s nickname, Championships. am passionate about it.” Even newcomers to instruction possible. and say, ‘I want to do 3 and a Chili Cook-Off on Sept. 17. “Blonde Runner.” She ran own backyard at the USU Botanical Center’s Farmers’ Market. Working together to grow and then sell, teaches not only gardening skills, Her impact as a coach is On Team Blonde triathlons shouldn’t shy “I have to be flexible,” another one.’” More information is available at usubotanicalcenter.org. but money management and people skills, according to Stephen Howard. “It’s the ultimate school,” said Rebecca Howard. distance events for the significant. Runner, Erickson coaches away from joining the she said. “I believe they Interested beginner University of Utah and For the past 18 years, eager athletes who come team. should be exposed to the and intermediate athletes Utah State University as Erickson has helped from various walks of “It’s a thrill to work with very best.” interested in joining the a college student, and train people of all ages life. Team members have beginners,” Erickson said. Team Blonde Runner team can contact Erickson she continues to compete in backgrounds for ranged in age anywhere “It’s a thrill to see them members participate in at theblonderunner@gmail. in races today. In fact, triathlons, Ironman events from 21 to 60 and beyond. progress. I love seeing a variety of triathlons com. this year alone, Erickson

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One Year One Year Basic Basic $99 Join online now at: tnessfor 10.com $99 eMiLee AND LoGAN pArry sell carmel corn and cotton candy at the market as a way to augment the family budget while learning the Photos by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper value of hard work and responsibility, said Emilee Parry. She said she likes the family environment at the weekly Kaysville market. C2 DAVIS LIFE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015

IN EDUCATION Compiled by Louise R. Shaw SPECIALTY HOSPITAL Degrees from Park University at Hill Air OF UTAH Force Base awarded to local students LAYTON—Davis County residents were among those receiving degrees at Park University’s commencement cer- emony held at the Davis Conference Center on July 10. Students who studied at Park University’s Hill Air Force Welcomes Base Campus Center earned 53 bachelor’s degrees and 13 associate degrees. Another 12 students earned both bach- elor and associate degrees. Subjects ranged from social psychology to management and logistics, computer science the LHM “Tour of Utah” to criminal justice administration and law enforcement. Graduates from Syracuse are: Dan Alyk, Sandra Beckwith, Shannan Bollinger, Phillip Falkenburry, Bernadette Gireaud, Jenny Miranda, Daniel Parr, Kimberly to Bountiful City! Sabo, Michael Thomas and Colton Adams. Layton graduates include: Traci Adkins, Ryan Lichtenberg, Dexter Platter, Joshua Ward, Brittany Bialcak, Cody Bialcak and Derek Thatcher. From Clinton, graduates are: Donald Brown, Jack Cochran, Ronald Merrill, Kyle Perry, Nathan Porter, Keith Stevens, Lisa Woods, Travis Brown, Kayla Brumfield and Dennis Margallo. Clearfield graduates are: Jose Gonzalez, Michael Henson, Edward Horvat, Valerie Humphries, Jennifer Janke, John McDonald, Justin Thompson, Lisa Wolters, Kimberly Zike, Michael Henson, and Shaine Mabey. Graduates from Kaysville are Gregory Crowell and Roberta Romero; from Hill AFB, Jessica Maquindang, Ronel Maquindang and Cassandra Reyes; and from South Weber, Samuel Noyes and Michael Pitts. UCA graduates complete online studies CLEARFIELD—Jennifer Graff and MaKayla Winegar of Clearfield were part of the 50-member graduating class of Utah Connections Academy and took part VOLUNTEERS in a graduation ceremony July 13. For many students, it was the first time Volunteer registration is now open through the end of July, they met. The academy offers tuition-free public education with the flexibility of but may close as positions at the various stages are fi lled. online learning. MAKAYLA WINEGER More than 40 percent of the acad- Courtesy photo • Stage 1 – Logan emy graduates plan to enter colleges or • Stage 2 – Tremonton to Ogden universities and have been accepted at • Stage 3 – Antelope Island State Park to Bountiful schools in Utah, California, Arizona and Hawaii. Together, they have earned more • Stage 4 – Soldier Hollow in Heber Valley than $60,000 in scholarship money. • Stage 5 – Salt Lake City Other students have plans that include • Stage 6 – Salt Lake City to Snowbird attending vocational schools, entering the military or starting careers. • Stage 7 – Park CIty More information on the academy is available through connectionsacademy. JENNIFER GRAFF The primary method of communication is through e-mail, so please make sure you have submitted com. Courtesy photo your information correctly. You can refer to the Volunteer FAQs section of this website for further information. You can also reach us by e-mail at [email protected]. Once you complete the Pirate camp hosted at USU Botanical Center registration process you will also receive the Tour newsletter via e-mail which will keep you up to KAYSVILLE—A treasure hunt, a boat ride and a cannon date on the latest Tour news. ball water game are all part of the fun planned for Pirate Day Camp on Wednesday, Aug. 5. The summer camp takes place at Utah State University’s Can children/youth volunteer? Botanical Center, 920 S. 50 West in Kaysville. It runs from You must be at least 16 years old to volunteer. If you are under 18, you must be accompanied by a 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and costs $35. Included in the cost are responsible adult in a 1:1 ratio. snacks and supplies. “We’ve had a lot of fun with our summer camps this year,” said Jayne Mulford, event coordinator, as quoted in a release. “This camp will be a fun and unique way for the What volunteer positions are available? kids to finish off the summer.” The volunteer positions and numbers needed will vary by stage and location. Generally, the folow- Children between the ages of 4 and 11 can participate ing are needed: and are encouraged to wear their pirate garb. At the camp they will get a chance to talk like pirates, dress like pirates • Course Marshal: The most needed volunteer position on the Tour; assigned to a designated area and act like pirates as they learn about water conservation along the race course in a start/fi nish city to assist with the coordination and safety of the fi eld and more. of play; work closely with local safety agencies and law enforcement; may help monitor auto and Campers should bring their own lunch and “come pre- pared to get a little wet,” according to the release. The day pedestrian traffi c along driveways and intersections. will include the chance to build and sail pirate ships, create • Volunteer Check-In: assist the LOC Volunteer Manager with the check-in process, including: pirate hats and spy glasses and decorate a pirate flag. set-up, distribute t-shirts, assemble and distribute volunteer gift bags and other support functions More information on registration is available at usubo- tanicalcenter.org. as needed. • Parking Attendants: help direct traffi c and assign accredited vehicles to one of four parking areas: Team/Staff/Media/VIP. • Production Load-In/Out: assist the full-time production staff with set-up of all event areas within the footprint, including: transport of materials, assembly of tents, set-up in the Expo, fence wrap and other support functions as needed; will include manual labor tasks. • Hospitality: assist with set-up and load-in/load out process; meet and greet VIP guests; provide access control for accredited guests and other support functions as needed. • Security: help prevent access to accredited areas (i.e. on course, awards ceremony, fi nish line, green room and press room) by non-accredited participants. • Media: assist the media operations team with offi ce set-up, media check-in, distribute credentials, and serve as a runner; it is recommended, that you have a laptop or tablet to use. MIKE SMITH, (left), a friend of Dion Stephenson, stands with • Anti-Doping Control: notify and chaperone athletes who have been selected for anti-doping tests Dion’s parents, Geri and Jim Stephenson at the scholarship immediately following the race; must remain with the athlete until they check-in at the presentation made to Mitch Hawley (second from right). anti-doping control station; trained by the Anti-Doping Control Offi cer and must be male; needed Courtesy photo only in the fi nish cities. • Green Team: support local services to pick-up trash and recyclable items from public and Scholarship awarded in honor of Dion spectator viewing areas; very important to leave host cities and venues clean – group and youth Stephenson, former Woods Cross athlete opportunities. WOODS CROSS—The family of Dion Stephenson pre- sented a scholarship in his honor to Mitch Hawley, a gradu- ate of Woods Cross High. How do I stay up to date with the Tour? The scholarship has been presented annually since 1992, For the latest news and updates we invite you to follow the Tour on Facebook, Twitter, You- the year after Stephenson was killed in Operation Desert Storm. He was the first from Utah to die in the conflict. Tube and Instagramas well as our website. It is a great way to meet other volunteers in your com- Stephenson had been captain of the swim team when at munity. Woods Cross and at the time of his death, was a lance cor- poral, according to his mother, Geri Stephenson. Hawley is also a dedicated swimmer and was captain of the swim team. He broke five individual swim records and Please call us at earned a GPA of 4.0 while at Woods Cross. He plans to study pre-med at the College of Idaho, where he is also on the swim team, then serve a mission after a year or two. At this year’s presentation, Mike Smith, a classmate of 801.325.7000 Dion’s, shared memories of his friend. The $1,000 Dion Stephenson Memorial Scholarship is or email [email protected] presented each year to a senior who has demonstrated patriotism, athletic achievement and humanitarian efforts, according to Geri Stephenson. Tax deductible donations to the scholarship fund can be made through her by calling 801-298-7675 or the Davis Education Foundation, 801-402-4483. C2 DAVIS LIFE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 DaVIS lIFe ClIppeR • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 C3

IN EDUCATION Value Speak bIRTHDay WeDDING Compiled by Louise R. Shaw SPECIALTY HOSPITAL Savoring the feeling Degrees from Park University at Hill Air OF UTAH 80th: kNOWleS- Force Base awarded to local students of feeling nothing LAYTON—Davis County residents were among those was sitting there at ing the feeling of feeling MaRCHaNT HeRDMaN receiving degrees at Park University’s commencement cer- my desk, minding my nothing. No headache. emony held at the Davis Conference Center on July 10. Iown business (well, No fever. No nausea. Friends and family are in- Karianne Knowles and Students who studied at Park University’s Hill Air Force Welcomes OK, minding my boss’s No overall general vited to come and celebrate Jason Dean Herdman will Base Campus Center earned 53 bachelor’s degrees and 13 business), when all of a uckiness. Just rested. And sudden it hit me. refreshed. And almost the 80th birthday of our dad be married July 25, 2015 in associate degrees. Another 12 students earned both bach- The headache. The anxious to get to work. at an open house Saturday, the Payson LDS Temple. A elor and associate degrees. Subjects ranged from social the LHM “Tour of Utah” nausea. The overall gen- Almost. July 25 from 2 to 4 p.m. at reception will be held that psychology to management and logistics, computer science eral uckiness. Now, I’m sure there’s a the LDS ward house at 1356 evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at to criminal justice administration and law enforcement. And yes, I’m pretty simple medical explana- N. 650 East, Bountiful. He is 528 S. 200 East, Farming- Graduates from Syracuse are: Dan Alyk, Sandra sure that is the precise tion for what I experi- Beckwith, Shannan Bollinger, Phillip Falkenburry, looking forward to visiting ton. to Bountiful City! medical term. enced. Obviously, I didn’t with all those he has played Karianne is the daughter Bernadette Gireaud, Jenny Miranda, Daniel Parr, Kimberly You know the feel- have a full-blown case Sabo, Michael Thomas and Colton Adams. ing. One minute you’re of the flu, although I got tennis, worked at the state of David and Diana Knowles. Layton graduates include: Traci Adkins, Ryan afraid you’ll die. The next, enough of it to be able tax commission, served in She served in the Utah St. Lichtenberg, Dexter Platter, Joshua Ward, Brittany Bialcak, you’re afraid to sympathize the Salt Lake Temple and George Mission. A graduate Cody Bialcak and Derek Thatcher. you won’t. with those volunteered with in the com- Richard “Dick” Marchant of Brigham Young University karianne knowles From Clinton, graduates are: Donald Brown, Jack “I think who have. But munity and church. she has a degree in genet- Jason Dean Herdman I’m coming I did receive Cochran, Ronald Merrill, Kyle Perry, Nathan Porter, Keith His wife Joan along with of his friends, family and ics and biotechnology and is at Utah Valley University and Stevens, Lisa Woods, Travis Brown, Kayla Brumfield and down with renewed ap- their children, grandchildren associates that have been a employed at ARUP Laborato- Dennis Margallo. the flu,” I told preciation for employed at MeritzCX. and great grandchildren look special part of his life these ries. Following a honeymoon Clearfield graduates are: Jose Gonzalez, Michael a colleague, how wonder- many years. Henson, Edward Horvat, Valerie Humphries, Jennifer Janke, who ran away ful it can be to forward to seeing so many Jason is the son of Larry to Florida they will make John McDonald, Justin Thompson, Lisa Wolters, Kimberly screaming as if feel … well … and LeAnne Herdman. He is their home in Draper. Zike, Michael Henson, and Shaine Mabey. I were carrying nothing. studying computer science Graduates from Kaysville are Gregory Crowell and the plague or It’s one of Roberta Romero; from Hill AFB, Jessica Maquindang, Ronel malaria or an those things we invitation to usually don’t 80TH: Maquindang and Cassandra Reyes; and from South Weber, join a multi- By Joseph appreciate until Samuel Noyes and Michael Pitts. level marketing Walker we don’t have it program. anymore. I mean, when ReeDeR UCA graduates complete online studies I toughed it out was the last time you CLEARFIELD—Jennifer Graff and through the rest of the stopped in the middle of Richard Frank Reeder is MaKayla Winegar of Clearfield were part day, but not because the day and said, “Hey, celebrating his 80th birthday I’m such a loyal, hard- my anterior cruciate liga- July 26. He married Helen of the 50-member graduating class of working employee. I just ment feels healthy and Utah Connections Academy and took part VOLUNTEERS didn’t want to budge strong!” But if your ACL Rampton on Nov 25, 1959 in in a graduation ceremony July 13. from where I was sitting. is damaged, it’s about the the Logan LDS Temple. They For many students, it was the first time Volunteer registration is now open through the end of July, I began praying for a only thing you can think have six children. they met. The academy offers tuition-free massive global land shift about – am I right? Richard retired from public education with the flexibility of but may close as positions at the various stages are fi lled. that would allow me to The same is true of the State Office of Educa- MAKAYLA WINEGER online learning. fall out of my chair and bus schedules, auto- tion in 1996 where he was More than 40 percent of the acad- Courtesy photo • Stage 1 – Logan into my bed. mobiles, lawn mowers, the manager of computer emy graduates plan to enter colleges or • Stage 2 – Tremonton to Ogden Also, I was strug- computers and – unfor- programing and operations. universities and have been accepted at • Stage 3 – Antelope Island State Park to Bountiful gling with a philosophi- tunately – families. If schools in Utah, California, Arizona and cal question with which everything is running as In 1997 he retired from the Hawaii. Together, they have earned more • Stage 4 – Soldier Hollow in Heber Valley sufferers have wrestled it should, we don’t think Army Reserve as a Major Richard Frank Reeder than $60,000 in scholarship money. • Stage 5 – Salt Lake City for generations: was it much about it. They’re General. Timber Mine in Ogden. Other students have plans that include “feed a cold and starve just doing what they’re A birthday dinner will Go Richard, do at least 10 • Stage 6 – Salt Lake City to Snowbird a fever,” or “feed a fever supposed to do. It isn’t attending vocational schools, entering the be held on July 25 at the more. Helen and the kids. military or starting careers. • Stage 7 – Park CIty and starve a cold”? It until things start falling More information on the academy is hurt my head to think apart that they become a available through connectionsacademy. JENNIFER GRAFF The primary method of communication is through e-mail, so please make sure you have submitted about it. I wasn’t hungry major focus in our lives. com. Courtesy photo your information correctly. You can refer to the Volunteer FAQs section of this website for further or anything, but I figured So I propose a shift in I’d eat that bag of peanut focus. Let’s start appreci- information. You can also reach us by e-mail at [email protected]. Once you complete the M&Ms in my desk if my ating what’s right in our Pirate camp hosted at USU Botanical Center registration process you will also receive the Tour newsletter via e-mail which will keep you up to fever needed feeding – lives while it’s still right Retired? KAYSVILLE—A treasure hunt, a boat ride and a cannon date on the latest Tour news. assuming, of course, I instead of waiting until Let us help you with your income needs could figure out a way to we have to fix something ball water game are all part of the fun planned for Pirate Steven Flockhart AAMS® John R E Redd AAMS® Day Camp on Wednesday, Aug. 5. get the M&Ms from my that’s gone wrong. Enjoy Financial Advisor Financial Advisor desk to my mouth with- the smooth purring of 25 South Main #115 44 E. 100 S. Ste 200 The summer camp takes place at Utah State University’s Can children/youth volunteer? Centerville, UT 84014 Centerville, UT 84014 out having to actually the car engine. Relish 801-294-0143 801-292-6444 Botanical Center, 920 S. 50 West in Kaysville. It runs from You must be at least 16 years old to volunteer. If you are under 18, you must be accompanied by a move. the cool air emanating 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and costs $35. Included in the cost are responsible adult in a 1:1 ratio. Eventually, it was time from your air conditioner Joe Goodner Erik B Knutsen AAMS® snacks and supplies. Financial Advisor Financial Advisor to go home. I dragged my when it turns on as it is 160 North Main 3393 Orchard Drive “We’ve had a lot of fun with our summer camps this aching body down the supposed to. Cherish hot Bountiful, UT 84010 www.edwardjones.com Bountiful, UT 84010 Member SIPC year,” said Jayne Mulford, event coordinator, as quoted in What volunteer positions are available? stairs and out to the park- running water and toilets 801-292-2061 801-292-2295 a release. “This camp will be a fun and unique way for the ing lot in search of my that flush. Treasure that kids to finish off the summer.” The volunteer positions and numbers needed will vary by stage and location. Generally, the folow- car (where did I park that spontaneous hug from Children between the ages of 4 and 11 can participate ing are needed: thing – Nova Scotia?), a healthy, happy, vibrant and are encouraged to wear their pirate garb. At the camp and carefully made my child (and resist the urge they will get a chance to talk like pirates, dress like pirates • Course Marshal: The most needed volunteer position on the Tour; assigned to a designated area way home, where I more to ask what they’ve been and act like pirates as they learn about water conservation along the race course in a start/fi nish city to assist with the coordination and safety of the fi eld or less collapsed in a pile up to). and more. of play; work closely with local safety agencies and law enforcement; may help monitor auto and of moans and groans and And if you have a Campers should bring their own lunch and “come pre- acetaminophen. I went to hard time coming up with pared to get a little wet,” according to the release. The day pedestrian traffi c along driveways and intersections. bed early, fully expecting something to appreciate, will include the chance to build and sail pirate ships, create • Volunteer Check-In: assist the LOC Volunteer Manager with the check-in process, including: to call in sick the next you can always savor the pirate hats and spy glasses and decorate a pirate flag. set-up, distribute t-shirts, assemble and distribute volunteer gift bags and other support functions day – and perhaps for the feeling of feeling nothing. More information on registration is available at usubo- rest of the decade. (To read more by tanicalcenter.org. as needed. But a funny thing hap- Joseph B. Walker please • Parking Attendants: help direct traffi c and assign accredited vehicles to one of four parking pened on my way to the go to www.josephbwalker. flu. I awakened the next com.) areas: Team/Staff/Media/VIP. morning feeling different. • Production Load-In/Out: assist the full-time production staff with set-up of all event areas within Better. Darn good, in fact. the footprint, including: transport of materials, assembly of tents, set-up in the Expo, fence wrap For a long moment I just sat there in bed, savor- and other support functions as needed; will include manual labor tasks. • Hospitality: assist with set-up and load-in/load out process; meet and greet VIP guests; provide access control for accredited guests and other support functions as needed. • Security: help prevent access to accredited areas (i.e. on course, awards ceremony, fi nish line, green room and press room) by non-accredited participants. • Media: assist the media operations team with offi ce set-up, media check-in, distribute credentials, and serve as a runner; it is recommended, that you have a laptop or tablet to use. MIKE SMITH, (left), a friend of Dion Stephenson, stands with • Anti-Doping Control: notify and chaperone athletes who have been selected for anti-doping tests Dion’s parents, Geri and Jim Stephenson at the scholarship immediately following the race; must remain with the athlete until they check-in at the presentation made to Mitch Hawley (second from right). anti-doping control station; trained by the Anti-Doping Control Offi cer and must be male; needed Courtesy photo only in the fi nish cities. • Green Team: support local services to pick-up trash and recyclable items from public and Scholarship awarded in honor of Dion • Multiple levels of care tailored to fi t each individual resident's needs, including assisted living, spectator viewing areas; very important to leave host cities and venues clean – group and youth memory care and respite services. Stephenson, former Woods Cross athlete opportunities. Got Bugs? • beautiful community with breathtaking mountain views, walking paths, courtyards and gardens, WOODS CROSS—The family of Dion Stephenson pre- chapel, gardening areas, indoor pool and exercise facility to keep our residents active. sented a scholarship in his honor to Mitch Hawley, a gradu- • located in close proximity to lakeview and South Davis Community Hospitals and other health ate of Woods Cross High. How do I stay up to date with the Tour? care providers. The scholarship has been presented annually since 1992, For the latest news and updates we invite you to follow the Tour on Facebook, Twitter, You- Target insects with a • Variety of fl oor plans all with private rooms with private bathrooms and kitchenettes, with the year after Stephenson was killed in Operation Desert Tube and Instagramas well as our website. It is a great way to meet other volunteers in your com- Storm. He was the first from Utah to die in the conflict. balconies, patios and mountain views available in select apartments. munity. foundation/perimeter spray Stephenson had been captain of the swim team when at • Our 24-hour emergency call system offers peace of mind for residents and their loved ones. Woods Cross and at the time of his death, was a lance cor- poral, according to his mother, Geri Stephenson. • Residents enjoy a variety of activities including musical programs, games, crafts, outdoor Hawley is also a dedicated swimmer and was captain of Please call us at Call now for a 10% activities, holiday celebrations, special events, and many more to keep an active mind, body and spirit. the swim team. He broke five individual swim records and • Full life Series specialized memory care activity program that focuses on the needs, abilities, and earned a GPA of 4.0 while at Woods Cross. He plans to study pre-med at the College of Idaho, where he is also on the savings when you interests of each memory care resident. swim team, then serve a mission after a year or two. • Restaurant style dining room with a selection of daily specials and always available favorites. At this year’s presentation, Mike Smith, a classmate of 801.325.7000 mention this ad Dion’s, shared memories of his friend. The $1,000 Dion Stephenson Memorial Scholarship is or email [email protected] presented each year to a senior who has demonstrated 1150 S. Main, Bountiful patriotism, athletic achievement and humanitarian efforts, according to Geri Stephenson. 801.298.3241 Tax deductible donations to the scholarship fund can be 801-295-3057 made through her by calling 801-298-7675 or the Davis 1568 West 2225 South, Woods Cross Education Foundation, 801-402-4483. www.ferta-lawn.com heritageplaceseniorliving.com C4 NEWS/OBITUARIES CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 OBITUARY Charles Arthur Barneck 1927-2015

Don W. England Charles Arthur Barneck passed away on July 14, 2015. He was born Nov. 27,1927 at 1928-2015 Fort Douglas, to Ralph Alexander and Melba Matilda Freshwater Barneck, the second of On July 17, 2015 Don W. England passed two children. He had the distinction of being away to join his beloved wife of 63 years, who the last baby born there. After graduating herself had passed away only 12 days before. from Ogden High School, Charles joined the They were not separated in life—neither could Navy for one year at the end of World War they be in death. Their love was eternal. II. While in the Navy he gained an education Don was born March 2, 1928 in Plain City, in Elementary Electricity and Radio Material. Utah to William LaVell and Violet Hart England. When he left the Navy, Charles continued He was the seventh of eight children, four boys studying electricity at the University of Utah and four girls. He grew up on the family farm and graduated from there with a BS degree in during the depression, where he learned hard electrical engineering in August 1953. During work. He recalled that they always had enough that time he met Evelyn Lucile Haley; and to eat, but very little money. He graduated from they married August 13, 1951 in the Salt Lake Weber High School in 1946 and from 1948 to Temple. His employment took him and his 1950 served in the California Mission for the family to Washington, Virginia, Arizona, and LDS Church under President Oscar W. McConkie. He was one of the to Bountiful, where he and Evelyn raised their last of the missionaries to serve without “purse or scrip.” After return- children. He worked for KSL, Boeing, Sperry ing from his mission, he married his sweetheart, LouJane Oleson in Univac, Kenway, and Hill Air Force Base. He the Salt Lake Temple on August 25, 1952. Soon after they made their served an LDS mission to Mexico, and he and home in Centerville, where they remained for 63 years. Here they Evelyn served two Spanish-speaking missions raised their children, Brent, Laurel and Nancy, and enjoyed the friend- after their retirement. They were also workers ship of many well-loved neighbors. for several years in the Bountiful Temple. Don attended Weber State College and later the University of He was active in both family history re- Utah. He became an accountant and worked for Hercules. He later search and indexing. worked for the State of Utah for 29 years until his retirement in 1994. He is survived by his four children: Michael Ralph (Linda) When the Bountiful Temple opened, Don and LouJane began Barneck, Jeffrey Hugh (JoLynn) Barneck, Gloria (Robert) Neel, serving what they thought would be two-year term of service, but they and Matthew Charles (Brenda) Barneck; 15 grandchildren; and 27 extended their service for 17 years. Don served the Lord faithfully in great-grandchildren; and by many nieces and nephews. He was many callings throughout his life. He was a warm, kind, generous and preceded in death by his spouse, Evelyn; two granddaughters, Jacki patient soul. He impressed others with his great self-discipline. He and Justine Barneck; his parents, Ralph and Melba Barneck; and his expressed that as a child and teen he had never wanted to do any- brother, Ralph Barneck. thing that was wrong, but always tried to do right. All who knew him Charles very much loved his family and his children. Funeral can testify that he was successful. There was a smile on his face and services were held July 18, 2015 at the Kenwood 2nd Ward, 3080 a helping hand for everyone. Friends and neighbors enjoyed receiv- S. 1765 East, Salt Lake City. He was buried in the Bountiful City ing the tomatoes and produce from his garden. Cemetery. The family would like to thank those at The Wentworth at Don is survived by son, Brent England, daughters Laurel England East Millcreek Assisted Living and Hospice For Utah for helping care and Nancy (Trinidad) Gonzales; grandchildren Dustin England (Adri- for him. sUmmER Is A gREAT TImE Of YEAR as long as you keep it safe. anna), Trevelle E. Ryan (James), Gage Gonzales and Gabrielle Gon- Courtesy photo zales; great grandchildren Aiden and Ryker Ryan, Clarissa England; and one sister, Ruth England Summers (Ray). He was preceded in LeRoy Cecil Taylor death by his dear wife LouJane Oleson England, his parents, William LaVell and Violet Hart England, brothers Cloyd, Harold and Kenneth 1930-2015 and sisters Fern, Neta and Mabel. A viewing will be held Monday, July 27 at 9:45 a.m. in the LDS LeRoy Cecil Taylor, husband, father, Keep summer Centerville 11th Ward, at 270 N. 300 East, Centerville, followed by grandfather and friend to all graduated from the funeral at 11 a.m. Interment will be at the Centerville Cemetery. mortality on Sunday July 19, 2015 at his home www.russonmortuary.com. Online guest book at Sincere thanks to in Bountiful, of bladder cancer. Roy was born the kind and loving care given by the staff of Heritage Place and Envi- in McGill, NV on August 19, 1930 to Thomas fun – and safe sion Hospice. William and Lillian Ivie Taylor. He grew up riding his horse Midge, shining shoes in his dad’s barbershop and roping calves during the summer months. Summer is here and kids Anyone who is on a boat, He was a graduate of White Pine High are looking for things to near open bodies of water, Virginia Green Hepworth School, BYU and University of Utah Medi- do. It’s a time for fun, but or participating in water 1924-2015 cal School. He served in the Air Force as a it can be the most danger- sports should be wearing navigator. He served as a faithful servant of the Lord ous three months of the a life jacket approved by Virginia Green Hepworth passed away on in the Central Atlantic States Mission. year. The Utah Depart- the U.S. Coast Guard. July 17, 2015 in Gridley, CA. She was born He married his soul mate Colette Hunt, Feb. 14, 1986, where ment of Health (UDOH) • Drink water during March 7, 1924 to Lott Angus Green and Pearl they were sealed in the Salt Lake Temple. He loved the gospel of and Safe Kids Utah want sports. Always drink plen- Louise Green. She and her brother, Angus Jesus Christ and served in many callings culminating with his cher- Gilbert Green, were raised on an eleven and ished time as an ordinance worker in the Salt Lake and Bountiful parents and caregivers to ty of water during games, one-half acre farm in Union (Sandy), Salt Lake Temples. be vigilant in keeping their practices and play. It is County. In his many years as a beloved family doctor, his skill as an children safe while having especially important dur- A quiet, shy girl, she graduated from Jordan expert diagnostician was exceeded only by his ability to make every fun. ing the summer months to High School in 1942, took the civil-service test patient feel like a friend. His enormous personality and wealth of “The summer is a great avoid dehydration. and worked as a clerk-typist for Reconstruction knowledge was a significant blessing to many. He was a force of Finance Corporation in Salt Lake City, transfer- nature and a storm of a man. time to connect with family • Set up your grill with ring to War Assets Administration as a teletype Survived by his loving wife Colette, children: Trudi (Alan) Stark, and friends and spend time safety in mind. Position operator. There she met Donald James Hep- Debbi Gale, Juliet (Todd) Rogers, Kristina (Doni) Long, Sharise outdoors, hanging out by your grill away from deck worth. They were married, and sealed for time (Steve) Smith, Luann Taylor, Linh Huynh, Royce Taylor and Thomas the pool or riding bikes railings, siding and over- and all eternity, in the Salt Lake Temple June 17, 1947. Taylor. Also survived by 17 grandchildren and eight great-grandchil- Their children, Mary Louise, David James, Alan G, Steven G, and dren. Preceded in death by his parents and sister Colleen Prince around the neighborhood,” hanging branches. Keep Brent G were raised in Salt Lake City and Bountiful, and Palo Alto, Conner. said Safe Kids Utah coordi- it a safe distance from foot CA. A daughter, Ann, was born while in Palo Alto were Don taught He was passionate in his love of his family and memories were nator, Cambree Applegate traffic and play areas. Use school until he retired in 1983. Empty nesters, they moved back to created by numerous Lake Powell adventures, Front Sight training, in a release. “But with all long-handled grilling tools Utah to live with and care for her mother in her home in Centerville. hunting excursions and fun-filled Yahtzee tournaments. His faith- A life-long member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day ful dog, Odin “Odie” Taylor was his constant companion and best these activities come safety and remove grease or fat Saints, she served as a teacher and secretary in both ward and friend. risks that we may not buildup in trays. stake Primary organizations in Utah and California. She served in Funeral services will be held on Monday, July 27 at 11 a.m. at always think about. • Never leave your child Relief Society presidencies, both as president and counselor. A fourth Moss Hill Ward, 455 S. 1200 East, Bountiful, where friends and For example, two-thirds alone in a car, not even for generation “Mormon” she joined the Daughters of Utah Pioneers family may visit Sunday, July 26, from 6 to 8 p.m. or Monday, July January 21, 1985, and was a docent in the DUP museum. 27, from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. at the Moss Hill Ward. Online guest of drowning deaths occur a minute. Although it is An interest in bookkeep- in the summer, between tempting to leave a child ing developed in high school May and August, and most alone in a car for a short classes led her to volunteer as commonly on the week- time, it can cause death treasurer for the Opportunity Center for Handicapped Chil- FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS ends.” very quickly on a hot day. dren in North Salt Lake. She Here are 10 tips for Just remember ACT – was also treasurer (and cook’s keeping children safe in Avoid heatstroke, Create helper) for the Palo Alto Stake BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT the summer: reminders, and Take ac- Girls’ Camp Program. tion if you see a child left Once, in answering a tal- ent survey, she wrote “I dig.” • Use the Water alone. Inheriting a love for gardening, Serving Davis County Watcher strategy. A com- • Wear a helmet for Virginia is now happily digging mon drowning scenario biking and other wheeled in a weed/rock-free Heavenly for over  years involves under-supervised sports. The most effec- Garden. She and Don are prob- ably back to vying for the daily Five generations in the monument business with unmatched children who wander off tive device to reduce head cross-word puzzle! during a family event. injury and death from a She is survived by her craftsmanship, quality and service. There may be several bike crash is a helmet. children, Mary (Ken Hunt), adults present, but no one Have your children wear Bountiful; David (Julie), Sandy; THE BOTTS Steven (Maggie), Gridley, is specifically designated a helmet when skating, CA; Brent, Santee, CA; Ann to watch the children. That biking, riding a scooter or (Lee Johnson), Corona, CA; opens the door to a child skateboarding. 24 grandchildren and 32 plus falling into a river or pool. • Wear a helmet and great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her The Water Watcher strat- other appropriate safety husband, Donald, her son egy designates an adult to gear while riding Off Alan Hepworth, her grandsons be in charge of watching Highway Vehicles (OHV). Kenneth Ripley and Jarom the children for a certain Riding ATVs and other Weekes, and great-grandson amount of time (perhaps OHVs can be a fun way Leo Glende. Funeral services will be held 15 minute intervals). to explore Utah trails, but on Saturday, July 25, 2015 at Buy direct from us and avoid paying sales commission to a mortuary or salesman. That adult is given the wearing safety gear is im- 11 at the Canyon Ward building Water Watcher card and is perative to prevent serious at 160 S. 300 E., Centerville, responsible to look out for injury. where a viewing will be held from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. prior 2010 South Main •Bountiful anyone in the water. Keep summer fun and to services. Interment will be at • Educate your children safe. For more informa- the Centerville City Cemetery. .. about swimming safety. tion on kids’ safety visit Memorial donations may bountifulmemorialart.com Enroll your children in safetkids.org or safekidsu- be made to Primary Children’s Hospital. swimming lessons when tah.org. FAMILIES ARE FOREVER they are ready. Teach them Like us on Facebook to always swim with an adult. 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After graduating SALT LAKE CITY — A key herself had passed away only 12 days before. from Ogden High School, Charles joined the Columbus Mission. He will speak July 26 at 9 They were not separated in life—neither could Navy for one year at the end of World War part of pioneer history is a.m. in the Canyon View Ward, 1825 N. 210 East, right here in Bountiful. they be in death. Their love was eternal. II. While in the Navy he gained an education Centerville. Don was born March 2, 1928 in Plain City, in Elementary Electricity and Radio Material. As part of Handcart Utah to William LaVell and Violet Hart England. When he left the Navy, Charles continued Days, the Bountiful He was the seventh of eight children, four boys studying electricity at the University of Utah and four girls. He grew up on the family farm and graduated from there with a BS degree in Historical Preservation during the depression, where he learned hard electrical engineering in August 1953. During Commission will be hold- Elder Duke work. He recalled that they always had enough that time he met Evelyn Lucile Haley; and ing their annual Bountiful Elder Braden Duke, son of David and Susan to eat, but very little money. He graduated from they married August 13, 1951 in the Salt Lake historical tours on July Duke, has been called to serve in the Sweden Weber High School in 1946 and from 1948 to Temple. His employment took him and his Stockholm Mission. He will speak July 26 at 1950 served in the California Mission for the family to Washington, Virginia, Arizona, and 25. One of the tours is of LDS Church under President Oscar W. McConkie. He was one of the to Bountiful, where he and Evelyn raised their the Bountiful Tabernacle, 9 a.m. in the Mueller Park 10th Ward, 1800 E. last of the missionaries to serve without “purse or scrip.” After return- children. He worked for KSL, Boeing, Sperry which was built by mem- Mueller Park Road, Bountiful. ing from his mission, he married his sweetheart, LouJane Oleson in Univac, Kenway, and Hill Air Force Base. He the Salt Lake Temple on August 25, 1952. Soon after they made their served an LDS mission to Mexico, and he and bers of The Church of home in Centerville, where they remained for 63 years. Here they Evelyn served two Spanish-speaking missions Jesus Christ of Latter-day raised their children, Brent, Laurel and Nancy, and enjoyed the friend- after their retirement. They were also workers Saints in the mid 1800s ship of many well-loved neighbors. for several years in the Bountiful Temple. and is the oldest, continu- RETURNED HOME Don attended Weber State College and later the University of He was active in both family history re- Utah. He became an accountant and worked for Hercules. He later search and indexing. ally in use chapel of theirs worked for the State of Utah for 29 years until his retirement in 1994. He is survived by his four children: Michael Ralph (Linda) in the world. When the Bountiful Temple opened, Don and LouJane began Barneck, Jeffrey Hugh (JoLynn) Barneck, Gloria (Robert) Neel, “Even the Salt Lake Elder and Sister Lewis serving what they thought would be two-year term of service, but they and Matthew Charles (Brenda) Barneck; 15 grandchildren; and 27 Tabernacle was built extended their service for 17 years. Don served the Lord faithfully in great-grandchildren; and by many nieces and nephews. He was Elder Lane and Sister LaVona Lewis have returned home after serv- many callings throughout his life. He was a warm, kind, generous and preceded in death by his spouse, Evelyn; two granddaughters, Jacki afterwards,” said Tom ing in the Indonesia Jakarta Mission. They will speak July 26 at 9 patient soul. He impressed others with his great self-discipline. He and Justine Barneck; his parents, Ralph and Melba Barneck; and his Tolman, a member of the a.m. in the Springwood Ward, 165 Monarch Drive, Bountiful. expressed that as a child and teen he had never wanted to do any- brother, Ralph Barneck. commission. “There are a thing that was wrong, but always tried to do right. All who knew him Charles very much loved his family and his children. Funeral few tabernacles that are as can testify that he was successful. There was a smile on his face and services were held July 18, 2015 at the Kenwood 2nd Ward, 3080 a helping hand for everyone. Friends and neighbors enjoyed receiv- S. 1765 East, Salt Lake City. He was buried in the Bountiful City old, but none of them were Elder Stuart ing the tomatoes and produce from his garden. Cemetery. The family would like to thank those at The Wentworth at continually used.” Elder Jeffrey Stuart, son of Tom and Stephanie Don is survived by son, Brent England, daughters Laurel England East Millcreek Assisted Living and Hospice For Utah for helping care Lorenzo Snow, then a and Nancy (Trinidad) Gonzales; grandchildren Dustin England (Adri- for him. Stuart, has returned home after serving in the sUmmER Is A gREAT TImE Of YEAR as long as you keep it safe. anna), Trevelle E. Ryan (James), Gage Gonzales and Gabrielle Gon- member of the Quorum of Guatemala Coban Mission. He will speak July Courtesy photo zales; great grandchildren Aiden and Ryker Ryan, Clarissa England; LeRoy Cecil Taylor the Twelve Apostles, broke 26 at 9 a.m. in the Hidden Lake Ward, 4275 S. and one sister, Ruth England Summers (Ray). He was preceded in ground on the building Bountiful Blvd., Bountiful. death by his dear wife LouJane Oleson England, his parents, William 1930-2015 in 1857. It was finished LaVell and Violet Hart England, brothers Cloyd, Harold and Kenneth in 1863, at which point it and sisters Fern, Neta and Mabel. A viewing will be held Monday, July 27 at 9:45 a.m. in the LDS LeRoy Cecil Taylor, husband, father, was dedicated by Heber Keep summer Centerville 11th Ward, at 270 N. 300 East, Centerville, followed by grandfather and friend to all graduated from J. Grant and the Prophet, the funeral at 11 a.m. Interment will be at the Centerville Cemetery. mortality on Sunday July 19, 2015 at his home Brigham Young. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. Sincere thanks to in Bountiful, of bladder cancer. Roy was born Though functionally no Vacation Bible School set the kind and loving care given by the staff of Heritage Place and Envi- in McGill, NV on August 19, 1930 to Thomas different from any other fun – and safe sion Hospice. William and Lillian Ivie Taylor. CLEARFIELD — It’s a “GP4U,” is an acronym He grew up riding his horse Midge, shining LDS chapel, the use of the shoes in his dad’s barbershop and roping chance to explore the for “God’s Plan For You,” name “tabernacle” is in- world God created. which will be the focus calves during the summer months. dicative of the time period Summer is here and kids Anyone who is on a boat, Virginia Green Hepworth He was a graduate of White Pine High Clearfield Community of the lessons. Many are looking for things to near open bodies of water, School, BYU and University of Utah Medi- in which it was built. Church is pulling out activities will also have a do. It’s a time for fun, but or participating in water cal School. He served in the Air Force as a “Before then, the mem- 1924-2015 navigator. the lab coats and micro- science theme. it can be the most danger- sports should be wearing bers really hadn’t built any- scopes for their upcom- Clearfield Commu- He served as a faithful servant of the Lord thing except for temples,” ous three months of the a life jacket approved by Virginia Green Hepworth passed away on in the Central Atlantic States Mission. ing “GP4U” Vacation nity Church is located year. The Utah Depart- the U.S. Coast Guard. July 17, 2015 in Gridley, CA. She was born He married his soul mate Colette Hunt, Feb. 14, 1986, where said Tolman. “Tabernacle Bible School, set for July at 525 E. 200 South in ment of Health (UDOH) • Drink water during March 7, 1924 to Lott Angus Green and Pearl they were sealed in the Salt Lake Temple. He loved the gospel of was just the term they 27-31. The classes are Clearfield. To register or Louise Green. She and her brother, Angus Jesus Christ and served in many callings culminating with his cher- and Safe Kids Utah want sports. Always drink plen- used in the early days.” free and open to both for more information, call Gilbert Green, were raised on an eleven and ished time as an ordinance worker in the Salt Lake and Bountiful The tabernacle tours parents and caregivers to ty of water during games, one-half acre farm in Union (Sandy), Salt Lake Temples. members and non-mem- 801-825-1115. be vigilant in keeping their practices and play. It is County. In his many years as a beloved family doctor, his skill as an start at 9:30 a.m., and will bers of the church. expert diagnostician was exceeded only by his ability to make every children safe while having especially important dur- A quiet, shy girl, she graduated from Jordan run every hour until the The theme of the week, [email protected] fun. ing the summer months to High School in 1942, took the civil-service test patient feel like a friend. His enormous personality and wealth of final tour begins at 1:30 “The summer is a great avoid dehydration. and worked as a clerk-typist for Reconstruction knowledge was a significant blessing to many. He was a force of Finance Corporation in Salt Lake City, transfer- nature and a storm of a man. p.m. The tours will include time to connect with family • Set up your grill with ring to War Assets Administration as a teletype Survived by his loving wife Colette, children: Trudi (Alan) Stark, an informative video, a and friends and spend time safety in mind. Position operator. There she met Donald James Hep- Debbi Gale, Juliet (Todd) Rogers, Kristina (Doni) Long, Sharise walkthrough of the oldest outdoors, hanging out by your grill away from deck worth. They were married, and sealed for time (Steve) Smith, Luann Taylor, Linh Huynh, Royce Taylor and Thomas part of the tabernacle, and Missionary deadline: Taylor. Also survived by 17 grandchildren and eight great-grandchil- the pool or riding bikes railings, siding and over- and all eternity, in the Salt Lake Temple June 17, 1947. a performance with the Their children, Mary Louise, David James, Alan G, Steven G, and dren. Preceded in death by his parents and sister Colleen Prince Thursday, 5 p.m. around the neighborhood,” hanging branches. Keep Brent G were raised in Salt Lake City and Bountiful, and Palo Alto, Conner. building’s restored organ. THE BOUNTIFUL TABERNACLE, above, is the oldest, continually in-use chapel by members of The said Safe Kids Utah coordi- it a safe distance from foot CA. A daughter, Ann, was born while in Palo Alto were Don taught He was passionate in his love of his family and memories were Lloyd Carr, who restored Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the world. Below: people waiting for last year’s tours. one week prior to publication nator, Cambree Applegate traffic and play areas. Use school until he retired in 1983. Empty nesters, they moved back to created by numerous Lake Powell adventures, Front Sight training, the organ, will give a pre- Photos by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper in a release. “But with all long-handled grilling tools Utah to live with and care for her mother in her home in Centerville. hunting excursions and fun-filled Yahtzee tournaments. His faith- A life-long member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day ful dog, Odin “Odie” Taylor was his constant companion and best sentation telling the story these activities come safety and remove grease or fat Saints, she served as a teacher and secretary in both ward and friend. of the process. risks that we may not buildup in trays. stake Primary organizations in Utah and California. She served in Funeral services will be held on Monday, July 27 at 11 a.m. at The commission will always think about. • Never leave your child Relief Society presidencies, both as president and counselor. A fourth Moss Hill Ward, 455 S. 1200 East, Bountiful, where friends and also be holding bus tours For example, two-thirds alone in a car, not even for generation “Mormon” she joined the Daughters of Utah Pioneers family may visit Sunday, July 26, from 6 to 8 p.m. or Monday, July January 21, 1985, and was a docent in the DUP museum. 27, from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. at the Moss Hill Ward. Online guest of Bountiful the same day, of drowning deaths occur a minute. Although it is An interest in bookkeep- with the first starting at 9 in the summer, between tempting to leave a child ing developed in high school a.m. and the last starting May and August, and most alone in a car for a short classes led her to volunteer as treasurer for the Opportunity at 1 p.m. Those interested commonly on the week- time, it can cause death FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS in the bus tours should ends.” very quickly on a hot day. Center for Handicapped Chil- dren in North Salt Lake. She meet in front of the Willey Here are 10 tips for Just remember ACT – was also treasurer (and cook’s Cabin, located near Bounti- keeping children safe in Avoid heatstroke, Create helper) for the Palo Alto Stake BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT ful City Hall. The cabin will the summer: reminders, and Take ac- Girls’ Camp Program. be open to those waiting tion if you see a child left Once, in answering a tal- ent survey, she wrote “I dig.” • Use the Water alone. for the busses to arrive, as Inheriting a love for gardening, Serving Davis County will the Bountiful museum. Watcher strategy. A com- • Wear a helmet for Virginia is now happily digging mon drowning scenario biking and other wheeled in a weed/rock-free Heavenly for over  years “We use senior busses, involves under-supervised sports. The most effec- Garden. She and Don are prob- so they’re air conditioned children who wander off tive device to reduce head ably back to vying for the daily Five generations in the monument business with unmatched and handicapped acces- cross-word puzzle! sible,” he said. will be the Smedley Home, several tours of Bountiful during a family event. injury and death from a She is survived by her craftsmanship, quality and service. There may be several bike crash is a helmet. children, Mary (Ken Hunt), The tour covers 35 loca- which will be the new Cemetery during Hand- tions throughout the city, adults present, but no one Have your children wear Bountiful; David (Julie), Sandy; THE BOTTS home of the Bountiful cart Days, busy workloads is specifically designated a helmet when skating, Steven (Maggie), Gridley, all with information from Museum. The museum’s meant that there wasn’t CA; Brent, Santee, CA; Ann a member of the commis- to watch the children. That biking, riding a scooter or (Lee Johnson), Corona, CA; current home is located at the time or manpower to opens the door to a child skateboarding. 24 grandchildren and 32 plus sion. The tour is expected 845 S. Main Street, Suite do them this year. falling into a river or pool. • Wear a helmet and great-grandchildren. She was to last about an hour, and B5. “We need more volun- preceded in death by her is all conducted from “We were hoping teers to help tell the story The Water Watcher strat- other appropriate safety husband, Donald, her son egy designates an adult to gear while riding Off Alan Hepworth, her grandsons inside the bus. construction would have of Bountiful,” said Tolman. be in charge of watching Highway Vehicles (OHV). Kenneth Ripley and Jarom “We cover places from started by now,” said “Anyone is welcome to the children for a certain Riding ATVs and other Weekes, and great-grandson the 1800s all the way to Tolman. “But we have a come by.” amount of time (perhaps OHVs can be a fun way Leo Glende. today,” said Tolman. “We sign up so everyone can For information about Funeral services will be held 15 minute intervals). to explore Utah trails, but on Saturday, July 25, 2015 at Buy direct from us and avoid paying sales commission to a mortuary or salesman. just go quick and have recognize it.” volunteering with the com- That adult is given the wearing safety gear is im- 11 at the Canyon Ward building your head spinning.” Though last year the mission, e-mail TomsGra- Water Watcher card and is perative to prevent serious at 160 S. 300 E., Centerville, One of those locations commission also led [email protected]. responsible to look out for injury. where a viewing will be held from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. prior 2010 South Main •Bountiful anyone in the water. Keep summer fun and to services. Interment will be at • Educate your children safe. For more informa- the Centerville City Cemetery. .. about swimming safety. tion on kids’ safety visit Memorial donations may bountifulmemorialart.com Enroll your children in safetkids.org or safekidsu- be made to Primary Children’s Dr. Coombs, MD, FAAP & Staff swimming lessons when tah.org. Hospital. FAMILIES ARE FOREVER Jennifer Bassarear Ins Agy Inc Eckman Ins and Fin Svcs Inc Toby H Gonzales Like us on Facebook they are ready. Teach them Are very pleased to welcome Jennifer Bassarear CASL/CLU Wayne Eckman LUTCF Insur Agcy Inc 107 N Main St, Ste 104, 98 West 200 North Toby H. Gonzales to always swim with an Bountiful, UT 84010 Bountiful, UT 84010 465 South 200 West, Suite 2, adult. Even older, experi- Bus: 801-292-8291 Bus: 801-292-7291 Bountiful, UT 84010 enced swimmers should Fax: 801-292-1344 Bus: 801-292-9424 swim with a partner. Professional Service • Learn CPR. As a par- CONTINUED Dr. Bonnie ent, you will have peace • Board certifi ed pediatrician with 22 + years of of mind if you know how BY POPUL AR Done Right... Right Away! experience. • Attended Medical School at Baylor College of to perform infant or child DEMAND PLUMBING • HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING Medicine in Houston, Texas. CPR. • Pediatric Internship and Residency at Texas • Use appropriate car Children’s Hospital in Houston, Texas. Mark G Kano Insur Agcy Inc Jone Olson Insurance Agcy Inc seats and buckle up every Reg. • Has expertise in all areas of pediatric well being, Mark Kano LUTCF CLU Jone Olson ride. Check to see if your $ nutrition, weight management, behavioral, mental 21 S. 200 W., P.O. Box 807, 94 West 200 North, No Interest $139 health and ADHD issues as well as normal infant Bountiful, UT 84011 Bountiful, UT 84010 children are all in the Air Conditioning and child development. Bus: 801-298-2636 Bus: 801-292-8413 appropriate car seat or Starting at Financing 18-months OAC 69 • Dr. Bonnie enjoys cooking, gardening and reading. A/C Tune-up She likes to recreate outdoors walking, hiking, booster and remind all rid- Select systems ers to buckle up. Not good with any other offer. Expires 7/31/15 skiing and traveling to new places. • She has three children and loves spending time Bonnie B. Feola, • Wear life jackets. $ with her family and friends. MD, FAAP 2,398 $ $ Like what you see? 25 OFF 100 OFF Any Plumbing Repair or Garbage 10 or 12 year FREE Family Trip to Disposal, Heating, or A/C Repair Water Heater Installation Does not include diagnostics Call for details Disneyland On jobs over $250. Share articles Not good with any other offer. Expires 7/31/15 Not good with any other offer. Expires 7/31/15 online by With purchase of a complete high effi cient HVAC system visiting . . . Does not include travel 857 N. 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DAVIS COUNTY Court Repre- DRIVERS: LOCAL Flatbed Home ***SPRINKLERS*** LOVELAND LANDSCAPE & FLAT BED TRAILER, 8’x25’. FLAT BED TRAILER, 8’x25’. sentative Suncrest Counseling Nightly! SLC Openings. Great All types of repairs & upgrades. GARDENS has been used as a float base has been used as a float base is looking for an energetic and Pay, Benefits! CDL-A, 1yr Exp. New installs. We Do IT All! Lic/Ins. Specializing in all aspects of for parades. Best Offer. Call John for parades. Best Offer. Call John positive person to join our team! Req. Estenson Logistics. 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Tell your landscaper you Concrete & Landscaping. Quality Clean-up Driveway, patio, Clipper an honest hardworking, depend- want only weed-free composted work at affordable prices. Con- stamped concrete, block wall, able individual to help with house topsoil. Constructors prices avail. crete, Retaining Walls/Driveway, flagstone, fence, lawn, sprinkler cleaning business. F/T & P/T. 310 SOUTH MAIN STREET Small loads avail. P/U or delivery Sidewalks/Bricks. Fences/tree/ system, tree services. Call Mi- Classifi eds Please call 801-295-8095 BOUNTIFUL, UTAH 84010 avail. Yard open M-F 8-5, 9-2 sod services, hauling. Appliance chael 801-831-7620 removal. Lic/Ins 385-227-4522, LAWN MAINTENANCE Sat (1550 W. 500 S., WX) 801- SPRINKLERS FIRST AID. 40-yrs 801-637-3873 F/T-P/T-SUB Worker wanted, 295-8907 experience. New installation, con- 801-298-5820 Mow lawns in Davis County, great versions, repairs. Spring tune-up. *YARD WORK LANDSCAPING* **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** KANDJAUTO.COM pay. Experience preferred. Kurt Weeding, raking, shrub/tree trim- IS OUR SPECIALTY Magic Lawn. Dave 801-725-8897 801-355-5233 or 801-706-1252 ming, flowerbed mulch, hauling, • Weeding of Flower-Beds or Jared 801-560-3440. • Removing of Bushes & Trees OFFICE HELP - part time Look- topsoil, sod/seed, trees shrubs, of Concrete • Tree Trimming ALL TYPES ing for office help at our appli- plants, lawn mowing. Full Land- All Types of Concrete • Clean-up of yard ance store in Woods Cross, up scaping. And Much More! Since at affordable prices. -Drive- • Sprinkler Repairs 801-295-2251 ext 100 to 3 days a week. Must be orga- 1987. 801-292-0450 ways-Steps-Walkways-RV • New Sprinkler & Sod nized, self-motivated and provide Pads-Sidewalks-Patios -Color & TREE TRIMMING & Removal excellent customer service. Call Free Estimates. 801-328-3796 Affordable Service Stamping-Overlays-Decorative Rich at 801-298-1414 with ques- Trees, shrubs and hedges, KARL’S TREE & YARD SER- Concrete-Concrete Removal-etc. tions. Hauling. VICE Trimming, pruning, removal Call for a FREE estimate. of trees and bushes. Hauling, HAIRSTYLIST/BARBER Sa- References, Senior Discount. caregiver for elderly flowerbeds/bushes cleaned out & IN HOME lon in Bountiful is looking for an Call Dan 801-518-7365 Daytime in-home caregiver; M-F, other yard jobs. Free estimates. experienced Hairstylist/Barber. 6 hours/day; over 12 years ex- Karl 801-298-0610 Commission or booth rent avail- perience with caring for 80+ am- able. Call Angie or De Anne at PAYNE’S EXPEDITE PRO LANDSCAPING Sum- bulatory women. Meal prepara- 801-294-9897. mer cleanup. tion, medication reminders, light Construction & Landscaping Flower beds, shrub removal, housecleaning, transportation care. Up to FT/PT Home $14/ weeding, complete tree service. to appointments, daily hygiene, for disabled 24yr-old male. “The Only Local Contractor hr clean and haul. etc. Perfect for those not ready Farmington area. Must be 18+ & You’ll Need” for full-time nursing home living. physically fit. 801-447-4644. WE DO IT ALL!!! We can customize your home Free estimates. 801-888-1883 South Davis preferred. Numer- NEED P/T DUMP Truck CDL ous references on request. Sal- to make your favorite place to ***SPRINKLERS*** Driver to haul broken concrete to ary negotiable. 801-309-9107, escape, your very own yard. Join All types of repairs & up-grades. dump. Bountiful area. Mike 801- 801-295-3258. New Installs. Lic/Ins. Since 1987 550-5373 or John 801-390-7467. our team of excellence and loy- alty. Where every job big or small 801-292-0450 We do it all! PAINTING 20 years exp. Int/Ext. residential/ YVONNE’S FULL SERVICE Sa- is negotiable to fi t your lifestyle! lon and Day Spa has two private commercial, prof/finish. free est. rooms for Esthetician and mas- GENERAL YARD CLEANUP Call 801-298-4472 or 801-706- sage therapist. Also opening for HANDY 2951 Hair Stylist. 801-292-8177 Weeding • Flowerbeds • Shrub • Complete Tree Removal/ 240 For Sale people who ANDY’S WORKING WITH Trimming • Sprinkler Systems, LANDSCAPE & HAULING have disabilities Helping people LOCAL PROMPT SERVICE accomplish their goals, live a Repair • Retaining Walls 4 PLOTS AT Lake View Me- successful and meaningful life. • Driveway/RV/Patio Go with this familiar & morial. $5000 and we will pay the $250 transfer fee. Berwyn We have all shifts including over- “We do it all” dependable name in night. 801-918-1162 FrontLine Davis County. Over 30 years 801-295-6085 or email berwyn@ xmission.com Services Licensed & Insured experience & commitment Free estimates to customer satisfaction. 1970 FORD RANGER XLT 350 Call 801-294-0003 Where quality is not just a Truck for sale, reasonable con- word, it’s our only way of dition with box, 8’x8’x12.5’, in doing business. good condition, could be sued for EARLY MORNING MANAGER storage. Best Offer. Call John at 801-295-2251 X 117. The South Davis Recreation Center is hiring for a part-time Yard Cleanup Our Specialty BRAND NEW 6X8 Starcrest Comet early morning manager to perform a variety of general tent trailer. Great for 2-4 family. administrative and fi rst-line supervisory duties. Employee Complete Landscaping Services Included stove, frig, heater, power works toward the goal of ensuring safe, and orderly operations • Flower beds, shrub removal & weeding jack battery, propane tank. 801- of the Recreation Center in the absence of the executive staff. • Complete tree services 298-9576 Shift Hours are Monday - Friday 4:00am - 7:00am. • Clean & haul 14’ 2002 Interstate enclosed WAGE RANGE: $11.00 - $14.00 trailer duel axe’ls with a ramp. Employee works under the general supervision of the Executive $2000 worth $3000. First come Director, Recreation Director and other full time staff. WE DO IT ALL first serve. 801-721-8229, 801- Licensed – Insured 694-1655, 801-447-9460 This employee will provide close general to immediate Free Estimate supervision to all part time staff, i.e., lifeguards, cashiers, water aerobics instructors, fi tness supervisors, fl oor aerobics 296-1396 instructors, gym supervisors, skate monitors, volunteers or community service persons, etc., during a scheduled shift. Must be a high school graduate and at least 25 years of age. DONATE A Must be able to obtain American Red Cross First Aid and CPR certifi cations within 60 days of hire and be able to maintain certifi cation. CAR For full job description and to apply email to [email protected] Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE & 550 N. 200 W., Needy Families Bountiful Utah 84010 801-298-6220 801.294.4060

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520 Instruction/Tutoring 590 Storage for Rent Your guide to local goods, services 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS LOOKING FOR Preschool 11X30’ STORAGE 10X10’ Doors and more. Find it here and online this Fall? Look to Marcia Anderson 500 S., WX 801-262-1973 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE and you must mail or deliver a publication of this notice or be 84040 in Davis County, Utah, and at Centerville Academy, 1248 The following described real copy to plaintiff at the address forever barred. more particularly described as: BOUNTIFUL HIGH visibility loca- at www.davisclipper.com North Main Centerville. Leading property will be sold at public listed above. If you fail to do William L. Prater, Attorney UNIT 7, BUILDING B, INCLUD- tion 600 N 500 W. Versatile Office/ the way in early childhood educa- auction to the highest bidder, pay- so, judgment by default may be DATED this 1st day of July, ING THE APARTMENT CAR- Shop/Warehouse 2210sqft plus tion in Davis County since 1983. able in lawful money of the United taken against you for the relief 2015. PORT AND PATIO, AMENDED 546sqft mezz. over head and www.centervilleacademy.org 801- States at the time of sale, inside demanded in the complaint. The Allen R. Westergard, PLAT OF NAYON HEIGHTS entry doors. $1350/month. 801- 298-KIDS (5437) the front door and to the left, of complaint is on file with the clerk Personal Representative CONDOMINIUM, AS THE SAME 598-7472 CATEGORY INDEX PLACE YOUR AD TODAY CLASSIADS DEADLINE the Davis County Courthouse, 800 of the court. Lynn Westergard, IS DEFINED AND ESTABLISHED W. State, Farmington, Utah, on /s/ Giuseppe Cassibba Personal Representative • Announcements ...... 890 • Home Furnishings ...... 290 550 Condo for Rent AND IDENTIFIED ON THE “RE- 820 Home for Sale August 4, 2015 at 11:00 a.m., for C-2356 7/9-30 Date of first publication: • Animals ...... 210 • Homes for Rent ...... 580 CALL 801-295-2251 ext. 100 MONDAY 4 p.m. the purpose of foreclosing a trust July 9, 2015 CORD OF SURVEY MAP” OF • Homes for Sale ...... 820 • Apartments for Rent ...... 570 TWO BEDROOM Condo For deed executed by Shane E. Eg- Davis County C-2358 7/9-23 AMENDED PLAT OF NAYON • Autos for Sale ...... 330 • Instruction/Tutoring ...... 520 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon- Fri. for Thursday publication Lease, nice neighbors, convien- bert as trustor, in favor of the Law NOTICE OF THE FILING OF HEIGHTS CONDOMINIUM, RE- • Building Suppies ...... 830 • Investments ...... 670 PETITIONS FOR WATER To be sold or otherwise disposed • Land for Sale ...... 700 ant location, Cable TV included, Family Trust dated September CORDED DECEMBER 31, 1975 • Business Opportunities ...... 130 CONTRACT BY WEBER BA- of at an auction to be held at D • Child Care ...... 530 • Lost & Found ...... 510 hook ups, available now Call, 20, 1991, beneficiary, and cover- IN THE OFFICE OF THE DA- SIN WATER CONSERVANCY & B Hayes Storage units at 581 • Commercial Property ...... 810 • Miscellaneous ...... 820 ONLINE at www.davisclipper.com $750.00 801-554-8675. ing the following real property, VIS COUNTY RECORDER AS • Computers ...... 235 • Musical Instruments ...... 300 GENERAL INFORMATION situated in Davis County, Utah, DISTRICT West 900 South, Bountiful/Woods ENTRY NO. 425565 IN BOOK • Offi ce Space for Rent/Sale ...... 750 All persons interested will Cross: • Condos for Rent ...... 550 Click on the “Classifi eds” tab 1. Always ask for the ad to be read back to you. and more particularly described 587, PAGE 965, OF OFFICIAL • Condos for Sale ...... 610 • Open House...... 620 570 Apartment for Rent as follows: please take notice that there Unit #61 Brandon Brown 1877 W. RECORDS, AND IN THE DEC- • Duplexes for Rent ...... 575 • Produce ...... 230 2. Please check your ad for errors the fi rst day it appears. Clipper Newspapers will New Home? have been filed with the Board 1790 So. Woods Cross or 1326 E. • Rooms for Rent ...... 560 The North 2 feet of Lot 18, and LARATION OF COVENANT, • Duplexes for Sale ...... 825 be responsible for the fi rst incorrect insertion at no greater cost than the original LARGE 2BD, 1bth. Good 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath for $51,900 the South 72 feet of Lot 17, Mala of Trustees of the Weber Basin 4065 So. SLC • For Sale ...... 240 • Services ...... 120 STOP BY THE CLIPPER CONDITIONS AND RESTRIC- space. Publisher assumes no fi nancial responsibility for errors or omission of copy. NSL location. W/D hookups. Only available for a limited time. Subdivision No. 1, a Subdivision Water Conservancy District, peti- Sale will be held Saturday, August • Free ...... 880 • Storage for Rent ...... 590 tions applying for the allotment of 8th with the time to be determined TIONS OF NAYON HEIGHTS • Garage Sales ...... 250 • Trade...... 260 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 3. Rate chargers are determined at the time of placement. dishwasher, A/C, Carport, of part of Section 17, T4N R1W, CALL TODAY! Weber Basin water, by the follow- at a later date. CONDOMINIUM, DATED 6, 1973 • Help Wanted ...... 100 • Travel/Time Share ...... 540 4. Cancellations: No refunds or cancellations on extended weeks. No pets/smokers $660/mo 801- SLB&M, Davis County, Utah, a ing landowners owning land in: C-2380 7/23-30 AND RECORDED JUNE 15, • Home Appliances ...... 280 • Yard work ...... 115 (across from Robintino’s) 5. Payment is due upon placement of ad unless an account has been established. 718-2234 EHO CLAYTON HOMES OF LAYTON plat of which is on file in the office (801) 773-8601 or visit: Section 13 Township 4 North, 1973 AS ENTRY NO. 381646, We accept cash, check or credit card: of the County Recorder of said NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF IN BOOK 518, PAGES 456 TO County. Range 1 West, Salt Lake Base NYLA PALMER SHEFFIELD 474, INCLUSIVE, AS AMENDED FAX: 801-295-3044 www.claytonofl ayton.com DATED June 30, 2015 and Meridian. Copies of petitions containing NYLA PALMER SHEFFIELD, BY AMENDED DECLARATION FREE CLASSIADS WALTER C BORNEMEIER, J.D. died on May 6, 2015. The Succes- Trustee the description of each tract and RECORDED DECEMBER 31, for 20 words or less the terms and conditions under sor Trustees of the Nyla Palmer 1975 AS ENTRY NO. 425566, IN PO Box 652 Sheffield Family Protection Trust Items under $100 (20 words or less - 1 week) MAIL: The Clipper Classiads which the water is petitioned are BOOK 587, PAGE 966 OF OFFI- 60¢ per word after 900 Announcement Farmington, UT 84025 dated September 8, 1992, as Private party only. Price must appear in the ad. Only 1 item per ad. Mail in, Fax $12 (801) 721-8384 on file in the office of the We- CIAL RECORDS, AS AMENDED 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 Model Home Closeout! ber Basin Water Conservancy amended, are TERRI HURST, or Walk-in only. No phone-ins, please. Garage Sales Excluded. 1 ad per month. C-2357 7/9-23 whose address is 2243 N. Hwy. DECLARATION RECORDED includes online placement Display homes have been discounted District, Layton, Utah, for public JANUARY 23, 1976 AS ENTRY NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE inspection. 89, #26, Pleasant View, UT over $10K to make room for 2015 84404, and SCOTT SHEFFIELD, NO. 426833 IN BOOK 590 PAGE The following described prop- The names of the petitioners 97 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS Find all the classifi ed ads and more online at www.davisclipper.com models! Act fast! Limited supply! We want to erty will be sold at public auction and the amount of water in acre whose address is 532 S. Country AS AMENDED DECLARATION to the highest bidder, payable feet applied for are as hereinafter Creek Dr., Layton, UT 84041. RECORDED NOVEMBER 25, CLAYTON HOMES OF LAYTON in lawful money of the United set out: Creditors of Nyla Palmer Sheffield 1980 AS ENTRY NO. 560383 IN 100 Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 115 Yard Work 240 For Sale 330 Autos for Sale (801) 773-8601 or visit: States at the time of sale, at the PETITIONER ACRE-FEET are hereby notified to: (1) deliver make you Justice Complex, Court’s Building, Genette Williams 1.8 or mail their written claims to the BOOK 846, PAGE 1055 OF OFFI- www.claytonofl ayton.com Successor Trustees at their re- CIAL RECORDS, AS AMENDED DAVIS COUNTY Court Repre- DRIVERS: LOCAL Flatbed Home ***SPRINKLERS*** LOVELAND LANDSCAPE & FLAT BED TRAILER, 8’x25’. FLAT BED TRAILER, 8’x25’. 800 West State Street, Farming- The Board of Trustees of the ton, Utah 84025, on August 19, District will meet in public session spective addresses above; (2) de- DECLARATION RECORDED sentative Suncrest Counseling Nightly! SLC Openings. Great All types of repairs & upgrades. GARDENS has been used as a float base has been used as a float base 2015, at 3:00 p.m. of said day, at District headquarters, 2837 E. liver or mail their written claims to OCTOBER 21, 1992, AS ENTRY is looking for an energetic and Pay, Benefits! CDL-A, 1yr Exp. New installs. We Do IT All! Lic/Ins. Specializing in all aspects of for parades. Best Offer. Call John for parades. Best Offer. Call John a loan! for the purpose of foreclosing a Highway 193, Layton, Utah, 9:00 the Successor Trustee’s attorney, NO. 997830 IN BOOK 1544 PAGE positive person to join our team! Req. Estenson Logistics. Apply Since 1987. 801-292-0450 landscaping: new construction, 801-295-2251 X 117 801-295-2251 X 117 trust deed dated June 19, 2009, a.m., Thursday, July 30th 2015, Paul K. Bachman, at the following 886 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS Seeking someone who is detail- www.goelc.com 1-855-561-7645 updating, design, pavers, flag- address: 2225 Washington Blvd., SVK & SON’S 1970 FORD RANGER XLT 350 and executed by BENJAMEN to consider each of such petitions OF DAVIS COUNTY, STATE oriented, able to multi-task, likes stone, decks, water features, ir- 250 Garage Sales BARNEY, as Trustor, in favor and any and all objections that Ste. 200, Ogden, Utah 84401; or OF UTAH. TOGETHER WITH RETAIL SALES Associate Au- CONSTRUCTION Truck for sale, reasonable con- otherwise present their claims as working with people, and has rigation & retaining walls. 30+yrs $100 - $3000 Today of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC may be presented in writing by AND SUBJECT TO EASEMENT tozone Auto Parts is now accept- ▪ Driveways dition with box, 8’x8’x12.5’, in Riley a positive attitude. Position in- experience. For estimate Call required by Utah law within three ing applications for Part-Time/ ▪ R.V. Parking OFFICE FURNITURE liquida- good condition, could be sued for REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, any persons showing cause why THROUGH SAID UNIT, APPUR- cludes but is not limited to: sitting 801-294-4300. INC. SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR any of said petitions should not be months after the date of the first Full-Time Retail Sales Associ- ▪ Brick & Block tion. Desk, Chairs, cubical, file storage. Best Offer. Call John at TENANT TO THE COMMON in various Davis County courts TAYLOR, BEAN & WHITAKER granted. All persons interested publication of this notice or be ates for our new Centerville, Utah ▪ Color Stamping cabinets. Everything must go. Aug 801-295-2251 X 117. Court forever barred. AREA AND ALL OTHER UNITS representing our company to ob- MORTGAGE CORP. as Ben- may appear at such hearing and 8th, 8am-noon. 598 W. 2600 S. AND AS IF RECORD, SUBJECT tain referrals for counseling ser- location. Experience in automo- ▪ Decks & Steps APARTMENTS Roy Finance eficiary, which Trust Deed was show cause in writing why said Date of first publication: July 16, 120 Services Bountiful. 801-631-9564 2015. TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE vices. Must be self driven, able tive parts and bilingual a plus! ▪ Rock Wall recorded on July 6, 2009, as Entry petitions, or any thereof should DATED: July 8, 2015 UTAH CONDOMINIUM OWN- to work alone, and reliable. Must Apply online at www.autozone. ▪ Block Wall Senior Living No. 2465057, in Book 4811, at not be granted. Failure of any SEAMLESS ALUMINUM SMITH KNOWLES, P.C. ERSHIP ACT, THE AFORESAID possess customer service skills. com/careers ▪ Retaining Wall 270 Want To Buy Page 654, in the Official Records person to show cause in writing RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- /s/ Paul K. Bachman “DECLARATION”, THE AFORE- Must be able to communicate ▪ Roofing &Foundation FEATURES: of Davis County, State of Utah as aforesaid, shall be deemed an WOODS CROSS CITY is accept- ing, deck and fence repairs, Attorney for Terri Hurst and Scott SAID “SURVEY MAP” AND ALL effectively. Computer skills help- Licensed & Insured BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for Elevator • Great Room 801-774-8472 covering real property purport- assent on his part to the granting ing applications for the position of tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. Sheffield, Trustees of the Nyla RULES, REGULATIONS AND ful. Court experience preferred. Call us: 385-888-4796 old LDS & other books. Also old edly located at 2398 South Davis of said petition. seasonal full-time worker. Applica- Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. Secured/Secluded Blvd., Bountiful, Utah 84010 in The Board will at such meet- Palmer Sheffield Family Protec- AGREEMENTS LAWFULLY Must be able to read, speak, and photos & historical memorabilia 30 Minute Service tions will be accepted until filled **LAWN-YARD-SPRINKLERS** go2jasonhansen.com Community Garden Davis County, Utah, and more ing or at a subsequent meeting tion Trust dated September 8, MADE AND/OR ENTERED INTO write English effectively. $10 per Call 800-823-9124 1992, as amended at: Woods Cross City Hall, (1555 Weekly Mowing. Yard Social Events particularly described as: adjourned therefrom, accept or PURSUANT TO THE PROVI- hour. To apply, please email your South 800 West, Woods Cross, Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- GARAGE DOORS & Openers BEGINNING AT THE NORTH- reject the petitions. 2225 Washington Blvd., SIONS OF THE AFORESAID resume to Anne at: anne@sun- Repairs on all makes & models, Ste. 200 Utah) Applicant must be at least kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- AVAILABLE: WEST CORNER OF LOT 39, WEBER BASIN WATER ACT AND DECLARATION, AN crestcounseling.com 18 years old, posses a valid Utah scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! Broken springs, free est on new OAK HILLS SUBDIVISION, PLAT CONSERVANCY DISTRICT Ogden, Utah 84401 ALL EASEMENTS, CONDITIONS Time to Telephone: (801) 476-0303 driver’s license. Typical duties Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. doors. Mountain West Doors 801- Studios • One Bedroom “C” ACCORDING TO THE OFFI- Tage I. Flint, Secretary AND RESTRICTIONS OF RE- BOUNTIFUL GLASS now has po- 451-0534,801- 294-4636 C-2369 7/16-30 sitions available assisting with the may include: performing various 801-292-0450 RENT Two Bedroom/Two Bath CIAL PLAT THEREOF RECORD- C-2373 7/16-23 CORDS. Tax ID: 10-012-0021 maintenance duties such as lawn ED IN THE OFFICE OF THE installation of windows and doors WATER HEATER Removal/New Suites • Executive Suite CENTERVILLE CITY NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE The current Beneficiary of the mowing, grounds care street and AERATION BY KERRY De-Clutter? COUNTY RECORDER OF DAVIS at commercial job sites. Excellent AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- Installation! Want to pay a lot for 2015 GENERAL ELECTION The following described trust deed is UTAH HOUSING water maintenance. work, etc. 2 OWN COUNTY, IN BOUNTIFUL CITY, property will be sold at public CORPORATION, and the record opportunity to learn a trade. Valid ing, Tilling, Aeration. a new water heater? Call some- AND RUNNING THENCE SOUTH Centerville Early Voting New units will be complete auction to the highest bidder, owner of the property as of the drives license required. Some Call Kerry 801-231-7364 one else. Want to pay less? Then Sell unwanted 36°56’30” WEST 45.32 FEET; Primary Election 115 Yard Work NO CREDIT REQUIRED! after August 2015 payable in lawful money of the recording of the Notice of Default prior construction related experi- Serving since 1986 call 801-712-8250 Clipper deadlines: THENCE SOUTH 47°46’08” Early voting will be held at City Hall beginning Tuesday, July 28 ~ United States at the time of sale, is NATHAN D. DOXSEE, INDI- ence helpful. Apply in person at items in the EAST 145.6 FEET TO THE WEST 1284 West 75 North, Centerville. TOPSOIL, MULCH, Soil-Pep, FATHER AND SON DUMORE CONCRETE $299 517 S. 100 E., Btfl . LINE OF DAVIS BOULEVARD; Friday, July 31 (7:30 a.m.~11:30 at the Justice Complex, Court’s VIDUALLY. Ground Cover Mulch, Flower Bed LANDSCAPING SPECIALIST and General THENCE NORTH 36°56’30” a.m.) and Tuesday, August 4 ~ Building, 800 West State Street, Bidders must tender to the Looking for Deposit HOUSE CLEANING Mulch. Tell your landscaper you Concrete & Landscaping. Quality Clean-up Driveway, patio, Clipper EAST 101.13 FEET ALONG Friday, August 7 (1:00 p.m.~5:00 Farmington, Utah 84025, on trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at an honest hardworking, depend- 801-989-1602 p.m.). want only weed-free composted work at affordable prices. Con- stamped concrete, block wall, SAID BOULEVARD; THENCE August 19, 2015, at 3:00 p.m. of the sale and the balance of the able individual to help with house On Primary Election Day topsoil. Constructors prices avail. crete, Retaining Walls/Driveway, flagstone, fence, lawn, sprinkler NORTH 59°06’08” WEST (DEED said day, for the purpose of fore- purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the cleaning business. F/T & P/T. 310 SOUTH MAIN STREET (August 11) voting will be held Small loads avail. P/U or delivery Sidewalks/Bricks. Fences/tree/ system, tree services. Call Mi- Classifi eds STATES NORTH 59°06’08” closing a trust deed dated July 29, day following the sale. Both the Please call 801-295-8095 BOUNTIFUL, UTAH 84010 at Stewart Elementary School, avail. Yard open M-F 8-5, 9-2 sod services, hauling. Appliance chael 801-831-7620 EAST) 145.8 FEET; THENCE 2010, and executed by APRIL M. deposit and the balance must be removal. Lic/Ins 385-227-4522, SOUTH 36°56’30” WEST 27.0 1155 North Main for Precincts CHABRIES, as Trustor, in favor of paid to Lincoln Title Insurance LAWN MAINTENANCE Sat (1550 W. 500 S., WX) 801- SPRINKLERS FIRST AID. 40-yrs 580 Home for Rent CE04, CE06, CE07, CE08, CE09 801-637-3873 801-298-5820 Weddings, FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGIN- MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC Agency in the form of a wire trans- F/T-P/T-SUB Worker wanted, 295-8907 experience. New installation, con- & CE10 and at Centerville El- NING. Tax ID: 05-022-0039 REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. fer, cashier’s check or certified Mow lawns in Davis County, great versions, repairs. Spring tune-up. beautiful newer ementary School, 350 North 100 *YARD WORK LANDSCAPING* **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** KANDJAUTO.COM WOODS CROSS The current Beneficiary of SOLELY AS NOMINEE REPUB- funds. Cash payments, personal pay. Experience preferred. Kurt IS OUR SPECIALTY Magic Lawn. Dave 801-725-8897 deluxe. 2224 S 800 W. 3bd, 2bth, East for Precincts CE01, CE02, Weeding, raking, shrub/tree trim- the trust deed is CARRINGTON LIC MORTGAGE HOME LOANS, checks or trust checks are not 801-355-5233 or 801-706-1252 • Weeding of Flower-Beds or Jared 801-560-3440. all appliances included, W/D CE03, CE05, CE11. The polls ming, flowerbed mulch, hauling, MORTGAGE SERVICES, LLC, LLC as Beneficiary, which Trust accepted. • Removing of Bushes & Trees hook-ups, deck, double garage, and the record owner of the will be open from 7 am – 8:00 OFFICE HELP - part time Look- topsoil, sod/seed, trees shrubs, ALL TYPES of Concrete Deed was recorded on July 30, DATED: July 6, 2015. • Tree Trimming no yard work. NO Smokers/pets. Missionaries and property as of the recording of the pm. You must be a registered ing for office help at our appli- plants, lawn mowing. Full Land- All Types of Concrete 2010, as Entry No. 2543352, LINCOLN TITLE • Clean-up of yard Avail. April 1. $1400/mo, $1000/ Notice of Default is BENJAMEN voter and show proper ID (i.e., ance store in Woods Cross, up scaping. And Much More! Since at affordable prices. -Drive- driver’s license) in order to vote. in Book 5077, at Page 1669, INSURANCE AGENCY • Sprinkler Repairs 801-295-2251 ext 100 dep. Bonded Realty 801-359-7979 BARNEY. to 3 days a week. Must be orga- 1987. 801-292-0450 ways-Steps-Walkways-RV C-2365 7/23 in the Official Records of Davis By: Paula Maughan • New Sprinkler & Sod Bidders must tender to the nized, self-motivated and provide Pads-Sidewalks-Patios -Color & County, State of Utah covering Its: Vice President TREE TRIMMING & Removal Free Estimates. 801-328-3796 trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at BOUNTIFUL, A MUNICIPAL excellent customer service. Call Stamping-Overlays-Decorative real property purportedly located Telephone: (801) 476-0303 Affordable Service the sale and the balance of the CORPORATION Rich at 801-298-1414 with ques- web site: www.smithknowles. Trees, shrubs and hedges, KARL’S TREE & YARD SER- Concrete-Concrete Removal-etc. Birthdays: purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the at 266 East Shadowbrook Lane, ORDINANCE NO. 2015-14 tions. com Hauling. VICE Trimming, pruning, removal Call for a FREE estimate. day following the sale. Both the An Ordinance vacating Lots 16, 17 Kaysville, Utah 84037 in Davis SK File No. 15-0373 References, Senior Discount. of trees and bushes. Hauling, deposit and the balance must be and a portion of Lot 18 from Block County, Utah, and more particu- HAIRSTYLIST/BARBER Sa- IN HOME caregiver for elderly C-2362 7/9-23 Call Dan 801-518-7365 flowerbeds/bushes cleaned out & paid to Lincoln Title Insurance 2 of the Valverda Subdivision, larly described as: lon in Bountiful is looking for an Daytime in-home caregiver; M-F, Agency in the form of a wire trans- LOT 73, SHADOWBROOK PLAT other yard jobs. Free estimates. Thursday, 5 p.m. Plat A in Bountiful, Davis County, ANNOUNCEMENT OF experienced Hairstylist/Barber. 6 hours/day; over 12 years ex- Karl 801-298-0610 fer, cashier’s check or certified Utah, and releasing the ease- D, ACCORDING TO THE OF- Commission or booth rent avail- APPOINTMENT perience with caring for 80+ am- funds. Cash payments, personal ments thereon, for the purpose of FICIAL PLAT THEREOF AS RE- AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS able. Call Angie or De Anne at PRO LANDSCAPING Sum- bulatory women. Meal prepara- checks or trust checks are not being incorporated into the new CORDED IN THE OFFICE OF PAYNE’S EXPEDITE ESTATE OF WILLIAM J. 801-294-9897. mer cleanup. tion, medication reminders, light accepted. Val Verda Meadows Subdivision. THE DAVIS COUNTY RECORD- Construction & Landscaping Flower beds, shrub removal, housecleaning, transportation DATED: July 13, 2015. GROSS, Deceased FT/PT Home care. Up to $14/ one week prior to Effective Date. This ordinance ER, STATE OF UTAH. Tax ID: Probate No. 153799987 weeding, complete tree service. to appointments, daily hygiene, LINCOLN TITLE shall go into effect immediately 08-163-0073 hr for disabled 24yr-old male. “The Only Local Contractor Kathleen G. Roberts, whose clean and haul. etc. Perfect for those not ready INSURANCE AGENCY upon first publication. The current Beneficiary of the Farmington area. Must be 18+ & By: Paula Maughan address is 8 Bray Court, Somer- You’ll Need” WE DO IT ALL!!! for full-time nursing home living. Passed by the City Council of trust deed is UTAH HOUSING physically fit. 801-447-4644. publication Its: Vice President set, NJ 08873, has been appoint- We can customize your home Free estimates. 801-888-1883 South Davis preferred. Numer- Bountiful, Utah, this 14th day of CORPORATION, and the record Telephone: (801) 476-0303 ed Special Administrator of the NEED P/T DUMP Truck CDL to make your favorite place to ous references on request. Sal- July, 2015. owner of the property as of the ***SPRINKLERS*** web site: www.smithknowles. above-entitled estate. Creditors Driver to haul broken concrete to ary negotiable. 801-309-9107, Randy C. Lewis recording of the Notice of Default escape, your very own yard. Join All types of repairs & up-grades. com of the estate are hereby notified dump. Bountiful area. Mike 801- 801-295-3258. Mayor is APRIL M. CHABRIES. our team of excellence and loy- New Installs. Lic/Ins. Since 1987 SK File No. 15-0342 SHAWNA ANDRUS to: (1) deliver or mail their written 550-5373 or John 801-390-7467. Bidders must tender to the 801-292-0450 We do it all! PAINTING C-2375 7/16-30 City Recorder claims to the Special Administrator alty. Where every job big or small trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at YVONNE’S FULL SERVICE Sa- 20 years exp. Int/Ext. residential/ C-2382 7/23 at the address above; (2) deliver is negotiable to fi t your lifestyle! NOTICE OF AUCTION In ac- the sale and the balance of the lon and Day Spa has two private commercial, prof/finish. free est. Legal Deadline: or mail their written claims to the cordance with section 38-8-3 of NOTICE OF HEARING, purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the rooms for Esthetician and mas- Call 801-298-4472 or 801-706- Special Administrator’s attorney GENERAL YARD CLEANUP Monday, 5 p.m. for Thursday publication the Utah State code, South Davis FARMINGTON CITY ZONE day following the sale. Both the sage therapist. Also opening for HANDY 2951 Self Storage will have an auc- of record, Benjamin P. Thomas, at TEXT CHANGE deposit and the balance must be Hair Stylist. 801-292-8177 Weeding • Flowerbeds • Shrub tion on August 1, 2015 at 10:00 the following address: 102 South NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN paid to Lincoln Title Insurance • Complete Tree Removal/ 240 For Sale a.m., on the premises where said 200 East, Suite 800, Salt Lake WORKING WITH people who ANDY’S OF a public hearing to be held Agency in the form of a wire trans- LANDSCAPE & HAULING property has been stored and City, Utah 84111; or (3) file their have disabilities Helping people Trimming • Sprinkler Systems, by the Farmington City Planning fer, cashier’s check or certified LOCAL PROMPT SERVICE which is located at 1411 S. 600 written claims with the Clerk of accomplish their goals, live a Repair • Retaining Walls 4 PLOTS AT Lake View Me- Commission at the City Offices, funds. Cash payments, personal W. Woods Cross, Utah 84087 in 160 South Main Street, Farm- the Second Judicial District Court successful and meaningful life. • Driveway/RV/Patio Go with this familiar & morial. $5000 and we will pay checks or trust checks are not Davis County. ington, Utah, on THURSDAY, of Davis County, 800 West State We have all shifts including over- the $250 transfer fee. Berwyn accepted. dependable name in Unit #A38 Shelly Eder: Unit #D1 AUGUST 6, 2015 at 7:00 p.m., Street, PO Box 769, Farmington, night. 801-918-1162 FrontLine “We do it all” 801-295-6085 or email berwyn@ DATED: July 13, 2015. Davis County. Over 30 years Larry Fuller: or as soon thereafter as business Utah 84025, or otherwise present Services Licensed & Insured xmission.com C-2384 7/23-30 LINCOLN TITLE experience & commitment permits, to consider amend- their claims as required by Utah INSURANCE AGENCY Free estimates to customer satisfaction. 1970 FORD RANGER XLT 350 ments to Chapters 27, 28, and law within three months after the PUBLIC NOTICE By: Paula Maughan Where quality is not just a Truck for sale, reasonable con- Take notice that Patrice possibly other chapters/sections date of the first publication of this Call 801-294-0003 Its: Vice President dition with box, 8’x8’x12.5’, in Kanell residing at 1235 Mueller of the Farmington City Zoning Notice, or be forever barred. word, it’s our only way of Ordinance regarding Transfer Telephone: (801) 476-0303 good condition, could be sued for Park Road, Bountiful, settlor, will DATE OF FIRST PUBLICA- doing business. of Development Rights (TDRs) web site: www.smithknowles. storage. Best Offer. Call John at transfer in trust to Kristina Ben- TION: July 9, 2015 EARLY MORNING MANAGER in Planned Unit Developments com 801-295-2251 X 117. nett of 709 Ridge Top, NSL, Utah, Dated this 2nd day of July, Yard Cleanup (PUDs) in lieu of required common SK File No. 14-0356 The South Davis Recreation Center is hiring for a part-time Trustee her home and residence 2015. BRAND NEW 6X8 Starcrest Comet area/open space and/or other C-2374 7/16-30 early morning manager to perform a variety of general Our Specialty with contents along with her car, STRONG & HANNI, tent trailer. Great for 2-4 family. a 2006 Mercedes. Creditors must factors (ZT-10-15). The public is NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Benjamin P. Thomas administrative and fi rst-line supervisory duties. Employee Complete Landscaping Services Included stove, frig, heater, power present claims within 120 days invited to attend and give writ- The following described prop- Attorneys for Special works toward the goal of ensuring safe, and orderly operations • Flower beds, shrub removal & weeding jack battery, propane tank. 801- of first publication or be forever ten and oral comments. DATED this 23rd day of July, 2015. Holly erty will be sold at public auction Administrator of the Recreation Center in the absence of the executive staff. • Complete tree services 298-9576 barred. David Church Esq. C-2379 7/16-30 Gadd. City Recorder. C-2383 7/23 to the highest bidder, payable in 102 South 200 East, Suite 800 Shift Hours are Monday - Friday 4:00am - 7:00am. • Clean & haul 14’ 2002 Interstate enclosed lawful money of the United States Salt Lake City, UT 84111 ANNOUNCEMENT OF trailer duel axe’ls with a ramp. COMPLAINT at the time of sale, at the Justice C-2359 7/9-23 WAGE RANGE: $11.00 - $14.00 APPOINTMENT AND $2000 worth $3000. First come Case No. 150700476 Complex, Court’s Building, 800 Employee works under the general supervision of the Executive Judge: Allphin NOTICE TO CREDITORS Director, Recreation Director and other full time staff. WE DO IT ALL first serve. 801-721-8229, 801- Estate of Sharon B. Westergard, West State Street, Farmington, Licensed – Insured 694-1655, 801-447-9460 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL Utah 84025, on August 12, 2015, This employee will provide close general to immediate DISTRICT COURT Deceased Free Estimate Probate No. 153700247 at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the supervision to all part time staff, i.e., lifeguards, cashiers, DAVIS COUNTY, purpose of foreclosing a trust STATE OF UTAH ALLEN R. WESTERGARD, deed dated January 18, 2008, water aerobics instructors, fi tness supervisors, fl oor aerobics 296-1396 GIUSEPPE CASSIBBA whose address is 11701 Saddle instructors, gym supervisors, skate monitors, volunteers or Plaintiff, Crescent Circle, Oakton, Vir- and executed by NATHAN D. VS. ginia 22124 and LYNN WESTER- DOXSEE, INDIVIDUALLY, as community service persons, etc., during a scheduled shift. GARD, whose address is 4653 Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE Must be a high school graduate and at least 25 years of age. REMIGIO PONCE DONATE A Defendant. East Grove Circle, Mesa, Arizona ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION Must be able to obtain American Red Cross First Aid THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE 85206, have been appointed Per- SYSTEMS, INC. SOLELY AS ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: sonal Representatives of the NOMINEE FOR BANK OF UTAH, and CPR certifi cations within 60 days of hire and be above-entitled estate. Creditors able to maintain certifi cation. CAR REMIGIO PONCE A UTAH CORPORATION as You are summoned and re- of the estate are hereby notified to Beneficiary, which Trust Deed For full job description and to apply email to quired to answer the attached deliver or mail their written claims was recorded on January 23, Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE to the Personal Representatives [email protected] complaint. Within 21 days after 2008, as Entry No. 2335868, in at the address above, or file their & service of this summons, you Book 4454, at Page 933, in the 550 N. 200 W., must file your written answer written claims with the Clerk of the Needy Families District Court in Davis County, or Official Records of Davis County, Bountiful Utah 84010 with the clerk of the court at the State of Utah covering real prop- following address: Davis County otherwise present their claims as required by Utah law within three erty purportedly located at 1088 801-298-6220 801.294.4060 clerk, 800 West State Street, P. O. North 1250 East #G, Layton, Utah Box 769, Farmington, UT 84025, months after the date of the first C8 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 DAVIS BOOKINGS

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David Floyd Craig, 55, Layton event, set for Aug. 4 at 6 p.m. at the Alyssa Hall, 18, DCSO, con- PD, assault. Antelope Island Visitor’s Center, will be used as a ballot, and tempt of court. Sandra Lee Sides, 52, bring together BBQ masters, Dutch the votes will be added Shacin Kumar Chand, 29, Clearfield PD, DUI alcohol, liquor Change your home forever Big Enough to Oven chefs, and representatives from up to determine first and Davis County Constable. possession. with new VINYL windows! do the Job Hogle Zoo. It all leads to a kickoff for second place winners. Peggy Sue Fudge, 53, Layton Ryan C. Sherman, 34, Cen- Small Enough the Davis County portion of the race, “It will be a small enough PD, stolen property. terville PD, failure to register as a 801-298-3413 to Care which will start at Antelope Island group that we thought it Evin Marcus Petro, 18, Woods sex offender. would be a good idea to Tuesday - Saturday 10-6 55 East 400 South • Centerville the next day. 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The Tuesday, July 14 Jason Stell, 35, North Salt Taking care of ALL your electrical needs! “I wondered what it would be like second prize winner Michael Louis Paolone, 51, Lake PD, obstructing justice, to put on something like that for the will receive $500, and Bountiful PD, failure to register receiving stolen vehicle. Your Advertisement community,” she said. both could receive as a sex offender. Casey Kilburn, 28, Layton PD, 888-929-0831 more depending on Jamie Alice Anderson, 40, DUI drugs, marijuana possession. Wanting to see what kind of sup- port she’d get, she went onto the how many people at- Centerville PD, DUI alcohol. Kate James, 18, Farmington tend the event. Max Fisher Yamane, 20, District Court, contempt of court. can be here city’s community page on Facebook Kaysville PD, assault, property Jamie Cline Junior, 34, Farm- to see whether it would be a good “We’d love to damage, disorderly conduct, theft. ington District Court, controlled idea. After getting a positive re- see this as a Eric Ryan Lewis, 20, UHP, substances. Call: sponse, she went to the Mayor and huge, annual flight to avoid prosecution. Curtis Ryan Lovato, 24, city council. event,” she Madonna Brown, 29, DCSO, Prisoner Transport Service, “They loved it,” she said. “They said. “It’ll driving on suspension. marijuana possession, narcotic 801-295-2251 said it could definitely be something be the most Miguel Angel Olmedo, 18, equipment possession. very positive for the city.” finger-lick- • New Construction • Remodels • Service Though they’re limiting the com- ing event of petition to 10 slots, organizers are the summer.” Emergency Backup Generators still on the lookout for competitors Admission hoping to participate in the event. fee for Ante- There’s a $20 entrance fee, and no lope Island State professional BBQ companies will be Park is $10 for a car- allowed to participate. load of up to 8 people. The grill masters will arrive on For directions to the the island at noon to begin cooking. visitor’s center, visit Contestants will bring their own ribs stateparks.utah.gov/ and sauces, which Silva said are key parks/antelope-island. elements to a successful barbecue. For more information on “To me, a great barbecue needs to how to sign up for the event, have good meat,” she said. “It needs visit syracuseut.com. to be tender enough to fall off the bone, have a good amount of smoke, and an incredible sauce. That’s the THE CoMPETITIoN is seeking amateur perfect rib.” grill masters to prove who is the best. She laughed. “And of course, Guests will determine the winner based you’ve got to have the love.” on taste tests, and there will be cash Guests can start arriving at 6 prizes for the winners. p.m., where a $5 ticket will get them Stock photo Music and more for Pioneer Day weekend By JENNIFFER WARDELL connected to “Monsters, a smaller group Calcera gravitates toward Rumba Libre [email protected] Inc.” jazz and big band music as well as classi- The band combines jazz, funk, soul and cal. He’ll be at the Gallivan Center in Salt salsa music for a sound that will make Tad Calcera Lake starting at 7 p.m. Though you want to get up and dance. The group LAYTON—Several Septet the concert is free, will perform at Midvale City Park on July Utah venues want to Though there’s a 24 starting at 7:30 p.m. Guests may bring get your toes tap- he normally charge for lawn chairs and blankets, and there will plays with the parking be food trucks on site. ping this weekend. Utah Sym- under A variety of different phony, the Days of ’47 Sunrise Service musical groups will with Gal- Those who want a spiritual, musical hit the stage this July livan start to their Pioneer Day can gather at 23-25, from the Grammy- Center. the Salt Lake Tabernacle at 7 a.m. July winning country group Riders 24 for the morning service. There will be in the Sky to Tad Calcara, music from the combined Salt Lake Insti- principal clarinet with the tute choirs, as well as a flag ceremony by Utah Symphony. Many the Mormon Battalion and inspirational of the concerts are talks. free, though since the Members of all denominations are wel- seating is first-come, come, but everyone needs to be in their first-served it’s always seats by 6:50 a.m. best to arrive early. Native American Celebration in the Riders in the Sky Park These old-fash- Though this one isn’t free – there’s a ioned Nashville favor- $10 admission fee – you’ll get a lot more ites are making their than just a concert. Running July 24-25 at annual trip to the Ed Liberty Park and Library Square in Salt Kenley Amphitheater in Lay- Lake (performers will be in both locations ton on July 24 at 8 p.m. (gates throughout both days), the event will fea- open at 6:30 p.m.) The group, ture a variety of Native American dancers who has performed with the RIDERS IN THE and drum groups. Organizers emphasize Grand Ole Opry, is best known SKy is coming that everyone is welcome to attend. to younger audiences as the to Layton July There will also be food booths, arts and group who sang “Woody’s 24. crafts booths, and more. A two-day pass is Roundup” in “Toy Story 2.” The Courtesy available for $18. group won Grammy Awards photo for the related album and one D2 cLiPPeR • THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2015 WhAt tO DO in utAh

arhouse, Holiday and North Clearfield High, 931 S. 1000 events •••• Salt Lake. Children ages 6 East. Performances at 7:30 through 17 are invited. No p.m., Matinee Aug. 29, 2 July 23-24 experience is necessary. The p.m. • Bountiful’s Handcart choir will be performing for Days will kick off July 23 the Opening Ceremonies at 6 p.m. with the annual of the World Congress of exhibits••• parade. The route starts at Families, for the Parliament July 1 - July 31 Main Street from 1500 of the World’s Religions South to 400 North, then attended by 10,000 del- • The art of Rebecca west to 100 West. The egates from 80 nations, and Lee will be featured at fireworks show is provided for numerous ambassadors the Lamplight Gallery in by Bountiful City on July and VIP events. Please Bountiful now through the end of the month. The 23, at dusk (around 10 p.m.) call Dr. Kathy Sorensen Handcart art at Mueller Park Jr. High in 801-550-9800 or send an work focuses on classic cars Bountiful. There will also email through the website Annie Lawson, with children Brenner and a variety of animals, be activities in the park July at (left), Davis, McKinney and Brightynn including horses and wolves. 23 and 24, including food, internationalchildrenschoir. (front to back) enjoy the art on display Lamplight Gallery is located org for an appointment and rides, games and perform- information. at the Handcart Days Arts and Crafts at 170 S. Main Street in ers. For a complete sched- Aug. 8 exhibit at Bountiful Davis Art Center, Bountiful. June 22-August 21 ule, visit handcart days.org/ • VHS Class of 1995 90 N. Main in Bountiful. The exhibit Parkactivities. Reunion from 7 to 10 p.m., runs through Aug. 21. • Sometimes good things July 25 Viewmont high in the com- Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis come in small packages. The • Pioneer Day Celebration mons area. Come for dinner Clipper Utah Watercolor Society is Antelope Island. Join in the and a casual get-together currently having their Small fun celebrating Pioneer Day with friends. Works Exhibition at the at the Fielding Garr Ranch Aug. 14 concert at 7 p.m. at Bounti- Tell Davis County what you’re doing! Bountiful Davis Art Cen- with Games from 10 a.m. • The fifth Annual View- ful City Park, 400 N. 200 ter, 90 N. Main Street in to 12 p.m. and guided tours mont Alumni Association West. Send in your events, concerts, plays and Bountiful. The exhibit is in • Concerts in the Park, the downstairs gallery, with of the Fielding Garr Ranch Golf Outing will be held at community events to from 3 to 4 p.m. (801) 649- the Oakridge Country Club. 7:30 p.m., Brigham Young information sheets available. 5742. Anyone interested is invited Historic Park. Tuesday Ses- Kirk Miller was the juror. [email protected] to get them July 15-August 21 July 27-31 to play. Get a foursome sions, eclectic mix of acoustic • Vacation Bible School together and get registration pop, will perform. included in the calendar • The Handcart Days arts August 1 includes a week full of details at www.viewmonta- and crafts exhibit is return- • Imagine: Remembering ing this year, and will be on microscopes, lab coats, lumni.net. All proceeds from The Grand Theatre, 1575 S. Sky Masterson takes Sister experiments, and to find out the outing go to support the Fab Four, will perform display at the Bountiful/ at the Kenley Amphitheater, State Street, Salt Lake City. Sarah to Havana, crap Davis Art Center, 90 N. “GP4U” that’s Gods Plan for the Alumni Scholarship at Featuring a dynamic cast, games in the city Mission, You! Free summer kid’s event Viewmont and other activi- 445 N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, Main Street. Categories 8 p.m. For tickets call 801- elaborate costumes, staging and determined bachelor include painting, drawing, at Clearfield Community ties at the school. The green and production values far Nathan Detroit ties the Church, 525 E. 200 South, fee includes the driving 546-8575, tickets.davisarts. ceramics, pottery, quilting, org. exceeding Sherry Allred’s knot. The unexpected needlework, photography, Clearfield. Parents are invited range, cart and lunch along previous works, this show keeps popping up in Guys to call (801) 825-1115 to with prizes. August 6 woodworking, metalwork- • Kansas will perform at promises to bring a spirit and Dolls. ing, sculpting, and crafts. register or for information. of truthfulness and joy to August 7-september 12 August 5-8 the Kenley Amphitheater, Feel the joy of seeing your families whether they are • Salt Lake’s Off Broad- • Bountiful/Davis Art Music•••• 445 N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, work displayed among the 8 p.m. For tickets call 801- members of The Church way Theatre presents finest art work the county Center’s Summerfest July 26 of Jesus Christ of Latter- “Jurassic Park City.” What International is coming to 546-8575, tickets.davisarts. has to offer. • Davis Arts Council day Saints or not. Evening happens when a Dinosaur Bountiful City Park with org. June 12-October 23 Sunday Concert, 7 p.m., performances will be at theme Park opens in Park musicians and dancers from Ongoing • The Salt Lake Film Kenley Amphitheater, 445 7:30 p.m. Matinee perfor- City Utah, and the dino- all around the world, a vari- • Joy Foundation presents Society and CUAC Con- N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, mances will be on Saturdays saurs attack the customers? ety of local artists, and more. Open Mic, every Saturday temporary Art have come free. Cutler Family Fiddlers at 2 p.m. No performances Horror, fear, terror... hilarity. The Street Dance, set for night, 8 to 10 p.m., 36 E. together to present Justin and Pizzicato Strings & Co. Sunday. Tickets: $25; with This new comedy writ- Aug. 5, allows residents to 400 South, Bountiful. Carruth’s “Depart,” on “A Salute to the Cinema” Family Night, Group and ten by Eric R. Jensen will dance with performers from BYOT — Bring Your display in the lobby of will perform. Own Talent. Other Discounts available. feature dinosaurs that walk Broadway Centre Cinemas, Taiwan, Lithuania, Nepal July 28 For details or to purchase and talk. (Unfortunately, the and more. For more infor- 111 E. Broadway, Salt • Concerts in the Park, tickets, call 801-957-3322 or Utah-raptor will say “fetch, mation, visit bdac.org. Lake. Exploring the range 7:30 p.m., Brigham Young visit the-grand.org.events/cur- flip, and Oh my HECK” a August 6, 25 of meaning of “to depart,” Historic Park. Mama’s Boys stAge•••• rent/swordoflaban. lot) This wacky comedy is • The International Chil- Justin Carruth’s paintings are Western and bluegrass selec- August 10-september 5 going to be a must see for dren’s Choir will hold audi- July 27-August 8 a vibrant yet dark collection tions by the Shumway family • “Guys and Dolls,” children and families, so get tions Thursday, Aug. 6 and • “Nephi & The Sword of portraits and memento band, will perform. CenterPoint Theatre, 525 N. your tickets early! For more mori that conveys both a Tuesday, Aug. 25 in Hol- July 31 of Laban,” a “riveting and 400 West, Centerville, 801- information, visit theobt.org. laday as well as other times respectful” musical produc- person’s leaving and some- • Michael McLean and 298-1302. Call it sad, call August 27, 28, 29, 31 and venues by appointment. tion about the Book of one’s passing. John Batdorf (contempo- it funny, but it’s better than • “Arabian Nights,” an Classes are available in Sug- Mormon, will be staged at rary) will perform a free even money… Gambler original full-length play,

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There will also email through the website Annie Lawson, with children Brenner and a variety of animals, “Pixels” is one of the higher be activities in the park July at (left), Davis, McKinney and Brightynn including horses and wolves. internationalchildrenschoir. quality Adam Sandler movies 23 and 24, including food, for an appointment and (front to back) enjoy the art on display Lamplight Gallery is located org in existence, blessed with some rides, games and perform- information. at the Handcart Days Arts and Crafts at 170 S. Main Street in ers. For a complete sched- Aug. 8 exhibit at Bountiful Davis Art Center, Bountiful. Pixels excellent visuals, a fun concept, June 22-August 21 and a plot that restrains Sandler ule, visit handcart days.org/ • VHS Class of 1995 90 N. Main in Bountiful. The exhibit from the majority of his usual Parkactivities. Reunion from 7 to 10 p.m., runs through Aug. 21. • Sometimes good things gross-out jokes. July 25 Viewmont high in the com- Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis come in small packages. The Rated PG-13 for some language I’m definitely not saying this • Pioneer Day Celebration mons area. Come for dinner Clipper Utah Watercolor Society is and suggestive comments is excellent cinema, but if you Antelope Island. Join in the and a casual get-together currently having their Small have fond memories of classic fun celebrating Pioneer Day with friends. Works Exhibition at the at the Fielding Garr Ranch Aug. 14 concert at 7 p.m. at Bounti- Bountiful Davis Art Cen- Written by Tim Herlihy, Timothy video games (and don’t hate Tell Davis County what you’re doing! Sandler) you’ll probably enjoy with Games from 10 a.m. • The fifth Annual View- ful City Park, 400 N. 200 ter, 90 N. Main Street in Dowling and more yourself. to 12 p.m. and guided tours mont Alumni Association West. Send in your events, concerts, plays and Bountiful. 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Sky Masterson takes Sister classic video game characters character he always is, though and I suppose I should be are complete caricatures, and experiments, and to find out the outing go to support the Fab Four, will perform display at the Bountiful/ Peter Dinklage, Josh Gad, Matt State Street, Salt Lake City. Sarah to Havana, crap to defeat the planet. Naturally, Columbus is actually surpris- grateful for every opportunity whether or not you like them “GP4U” that’s Gods Plan for the Alumni Scholarship at at the Kenley Amphitheater, Davis Art Center, 90 N. Lintz, Brian Cox, Sean Bean, Jane Featuring a dynamic cast, games in the city Mission, the washed-up gamers end up ingly good at reining in some Hollywood gives her to flex will depend on your particular You! Free summer kid’s event Viewmont and other activi- 445 N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, Main Street. Categories elaborate costumes, staging and determined bachelor Krakowski, Dan Aykroyd, Affion being the only ones who can of Sandler’s more annoying those muscles. tastes for that sort of thing. at Clearfield Community ties at the school. The green 8 p.m. For tickets call 801- include painting, drawing, and production values far Nathan Detroit ties the save the day. impulses. Perhaps the most absurd Dinklage is a washed-up, ‘80s Church, 525 E. 200 South, fee includes the driving 546-8575, tickets.davisarts. ceramics, pottery, quilting, Crockett and more exceeding Sherry Allred’s knot. The unexpected Director Chris Columbus He’s probably as close to thing about the movie, though, style rocker type (though for Clearfield. Parents are invited range, cart and lunch along org. needlework, photography, previous works, this show keeps popping up in Guys makes the whole thing more mature as he ever gets in this is that Kevin James has video games rather than actual to call (801) 825-1115 to with prizes. August 6 woodworking, metalwork- • Kansas will perform at promises to bring a spirit and Dolls. ing, sculpting, and crafts. Grade: than just a ridiculous set-piece, one, and he actually has one somehow been elected presi- rock), while Gad is a conspira- register or for information. of truthfulness and joy to August 7-september 12 August 5-8 the Kenley Amphitheater, Feel the joy of seeing your giving the invading aliens a pretty impressive moment of dent (though given some of cy nut who’s got an enormous families whether they are • Salt Lake’s Off Broad- • Bountiful/Davis Art Music•••• 445 N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, work displayed among the surprisingly coherent feel and heroics about two-thirds of the the presidents we’ve actually crush on a video game heroine. 8 p.m. For tickets call 801- members of The Church way Theatre presents finest art work the county getting really playful with some way through the movie. You elected I suppose anything’s Personally, I prefer Dinklage Center’s Summerfest July 26 of Jesus Christ of Latter- “Jurassic Park City.” What International is coming to 546-8575, tickets.davisarts. has to offer. of the human/video game alien won’t fall in love with him, but possible). – he’s nuts in the best possible • Davis Arts Council day Saints or not. Evening happens when a Dinosaur Bountiful City Park with org. June 12-October 23 battles. he’s leagues ahead of the Adam James is as serious and way – but Gad does get the Sunday Concert, 7 p.m., performances will be at theme Park opens in Park musicians and dancers from Ongoing • The Salt Lake Film It’s the secret fantasy of Sandler you know from movies well-meaning as the actor can chance to prove he’s an excel- Kenley Amphitheater, 445 7:30 p.m. Matinee perfor- City Utah, and the dino- all around the world, a vari- • Joy Foundation presents Society and CUAC Con- every video game fan brought like “Jack & Jill.” manage, painfully aware of ev- lent singer. N. Wasatch Dr., Layton, mances will be on Saturdays saurs attack the customers? ety of local artists, and more. Open Mic, every Saturday temporary Art have come to life, and for the most part it’s Once again the movie gods ery time he answers a question “Pixels” is no work of art. But free. Cutler Family Fiddlers at 2 p.m. No performances Horror, fear, terror... hilarity. The Street Dance, set for night, 8 to 10 p.m., 36 E. together to present Justin the kind of thing kids can enjoy grant Sandler’s character a badly or doesn’t know what it’s fun, and sometimes that’s and Pizzicato Strings & Co. Sunday. Tickets: $25; with This new comedy writ- Aug. 5, allows residents to 400 South, Bountiful. Carruth’s “Depart,” on as well as the adults (there are romantic interest completely a word means, and there are all you need. “A Salute to the Cinema” Family Night, Group and ten by Eric R. Jensen will dance with performers from BYOT — Bring Your display in the lobby of will perform. Own Talent. Other Discounts available. feature dinosaurs that walk Broadway Centre Cinemas, Taiwan, Lithuania, Nepal July 28 For details or to purchase and talk. (Unfortunately, the and more. For more infor- 111 E. Broadway, Salt • Concerts in the Park, tickets, call 801-957-3322 or Utah-raptor will say “fetch, mation, visit bdac.org. Lake. Exploring the range 7:30 p.m., Brigham Young visit the-grand.org.events/cur- flip, and Oh my HECK” a August 6, 25 of meaning of “to depart,” Historic Park. Mama’s Boys stAge•••• rent/swordoflaban. lot) This wacky comedy is • The International Chil- Justin Carruth’s paintings are The Leonardo to hold engineering festival for teens Western and bluegrass selec- August 10-september 5 going to be a must see for dren’s Choir will hold audi- July 27-August 8 a vibrant yet dark collection tions by the Shumway family • “Guys and Dolls,” children and families, so get of portraits and memento BY JeNNiFFeR WaRDeLL The program wanted to Carson City, Nevada. tions Thursday, Aug. 6 and • “Nephi & The Sword CenterPoint Theatre, 525 N. your tickets early! For more band, will perform. mori that conveys both a [email protected] make Salt Lake City one of All of the workshops are Tuesday, Aug. 25 in Hol- July 31 of Laban,” a “riveting and 400 West, Centerville, 801- information, visit theobt.org. “It will all laday as well as other times respectful” musical produc- person’s leaving and some- their stops, and contacted free, but admission to the • Michael McLean and 298-1302. Call it sad, call August 27, 28, 29, 31 and venues by appointment. tion about the Book of one’s passing. SaLt LaKe CitY — Come The Leonardo after learn- museum is still required. John Batdorf (contempo- it funny, but it’s better than • “Arabian Nights,” an Classes are available in Sug- Mormon, will be staged at explore a whole new definitely be ing more about the muse- Organizers ask that those rary) will perform a free even money… Gambler original full-length play, world. um. According to Vasquez, participating RSVP in The Leonardo is giv- hands on.” The Leonardo focuses on advance for their day of ing teens the chance to STEAM – science, technol- choice, since space might explore the fun side of sci- Veronica Vasquez, ogy, engineering, art and run out on the day of the ence with their Engineer- The Leonardo math. event (the workshops are ing Learning Festival, set “We have a huge engi- capped at 60 students). To for July 24 and 25. Thanks neering component in our RSVP, visit theleonardo. to the national program be taught each day of the museum,” she said. “They org/event/engineering- Spokes America, seven festival. One teaches com- thought it would be a learning-festival. students from MIT and puter programming, then perfect fit.” For more information Harvard will be on hand to lets students do their own Spokes America is a about Spokes America and teach students about the programming through an project where the seven their various workshops, Celebrate Your Independence with rockets, robots and more. online tool called Scratch. students, in collaboration visit spokesamerica.com. “I don’t think kids realize A second workshop with edX and Teach Ameri- what engineers really do,” teaches students about ca, bike across the country oNe oF tHe WoRKSHoPS will said Veronica Vasquez, aerodynamics and propul- making stops along the focus on rockets. with The Leonardo. “It’s sion while helping them way to teach students Stock photo good to be able to say, ‘If build and launch their own about engineering. They you’re an engineer, you model rockets, while a started in Fairfax Station, can build something as third will guide students Virginia on June 2, and are cool as this.’” through building their own expected to end in Sau- Three workshops Spout robots. salito, California on Aug. 6. designed for middle and “It will all definitely be After Salt Lake, their final high school students will hands on,” said Vasquez. presentation stop will be in Have you protected YOUR Take advantage of 2014 rates NOW! 1ST Month FREE loved ones? Set-Up Fee WAIVED ($750 Value) Get Your Affairs in Order • Trusts • Special Needs Trusts Bring in *Residents must move in by 7/31/15 to receive offer • Wills • Power of Attorney this ad and receive Mention this ad to receive a FREE gift • Living Wills • Trust Amendments 10% off • Probate • Trust Review Service Call to set up your FREE consultation TODAY 79 East Center St, “Personal Care ... 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BOuNTiFuL — In addi- version of the Crowther wrote a new tion to parades, fireworks, pageant. script for the pageant in games and visual art, Clipper the 1969 Handcart Days Bountiful’s Handcart Days archive photo Festival, one with addition- used to have a theatrical al performances such as element. a precision drill team and This year’s celebration a large children’s chorus. marked the 47th anniver- This version was also tele- sary of “This Is My Coun- vised, and both the staged try,” an award-winning and TV versions won an- patriotic pageant that aired other round of Freedoms on KSL and was per- Foundation Awards. formed as part of a state The production was celebration. The pageant, resurrected in 1976 for which was commissioned the Bountiful Utah Stake by the Handcart Days of The Church of Jesus committee, premiered at Christ of Latter-day Saints, the 1968 Handcart Days then again in 1991 for Celebration. Handcart Days. “The nation was four The show involved “We had to turn hun- Sept. 8, 1968 as part the to have it lit just as that “There are many cast years into the Vietnam nearly 200 cast members, dreds away opening celebration surrounding number was performed” members who still remem- War, and (the commit- including various dancers, night,” said Crowther. “We Gov. Calvin L. Rampton’s said Crowther. “It leant an ber ‘This Is My Country,’” tee) wanted to present a band and two choirs. had to add a third night to newly declared State impressive beauty to the said Crowther. “Many of a patriotic program that The script followed key the performance because Americanism Day. production.” them are grandparents, would spark the enthusi- events in U.S. history, and so many wanted to see it.” “Since the script had a The production was even great-grandparents, asm of the community,” included several musical After its 1968 pre- scene which commemo- televised and aired on KSL but they still speak with said Duane Crowther, who numbers such as “Battle miere, the pageant was rated the completion of several times. Both the pride in their participation wrote and directed the Hymn of the Republic” and performed at Salt Lake’s the (Salt Lake Temple), live and televised versions of these very memorable production. Oklahoma. Temple View Theater on arrangements were made received George Washing- events.” TV Guide JULY 23, 2015