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Mariesha Bosgieter takes Koci leaves behind legacy of service a donation from 8-year-old by Becky Ginos and 154,199 in 2019. The amount Stewart’s Service and Patriotism Mazor Fowler. [email protected] of food donated was 1.5 million Award, the Soroptimist Ruby pounds in 2012 and 2 million Award, the Davis County Woman BOUNTIFUL — Lorna Koci pounds in 2019. of Influence and she was a may be retiring as Executive “It’s amazing when I look finalist for the 2019 Ernest and Director of the Bountiful at these numbers,” Koci said. Young Entrepreneur of the Year. Community Food Pantry but “We’ve also increased volunteer “I feel like I’ve had a very she’s still going to be involved. opportunities. We started more rich, full career over 46 years,” “I’ll stay on the board,” she offsite locations, with three she said. “It’s time for me to said. “I’ll also help with the school pantries that we support quilt, crochet and play with my Davis School No Hunger Zone, and we’ve increased our mobile grandchildren. It’s exciting even the Davis Tech Pantry Smiles though I get emotional.” program and the Food Pantry Koci is working with her Association.” I feel like predecessor, Mariesha Bosgieter Koci started nine years ago (see related story) to make a and has implemented several I’ve had a seamless transition. “I’m very successful programs. “It’s gone committed to helping her be by so fast,” she said. “I want to very rich, ready to take over,” she said. say thank you, thank you so “ “I want her to have the best full career much for the support to those chance to bring her talents to Roger V. Tuttle in need in the community. We over 46 years.” the job and still take the pantry couldn’t do what we do without to the next chapter. She will be the community.” » Lorna Koci wonderful.” Since Koci started the Pantry The job has changed signifi- New director Smiles program they’ve provided cantly, she said. “It was a much close to $1 million in dental pantries. We work with Red more quiet little job nine years services from 2012 to 2019. Barn Academy, Francis Peak, a ago. It’s been worth all the effort takes over at “We used less than $100,000 of Kaysville housing project and that everyone has put into it. pantry money,” she said. “The all three Davis County Senior Thank you to everyone for vol- food pantry Pantry Pack program started Centers.” unteering and for financial and in 2012. We distributed 75,010 Prior to the food pantry, Koci food donations. It takes three in 2012 and 107,745 in 2019. It worked at IBM for 20 years. “I things for a pantry to be suc- by Becky Ginos started with three schools and loved it,” she said. “But some- cessful – food, time and money. [email protected] we now have 65.” thing like this is different.” We’re a faith based organization In 2012 the pantry served During her tenure, Koci has and I have clearly felt the Lord’s BOUNTIFUL — Although everyone is people 14,014 times in that year received numerous awards. Chris hand in this.” focused on the pandemic, hunger still exists in Davis County – maybe now more than ever. After many years of service at the Bountiful Community Food Pantry, Executive Director Lorna Koci is retiring and turning over the reins to Mariesha Bosgieter to continue the mission of feeding those in need. “I’m not sure people are aware of the aspects of hunger,” said Bosgieter, who started in her new position at the end of June. “A lot of people don’t know the high concentration of need. They don’t think hunger is in the community.” Prior to coming to the pantry, Bosgieter was the director of Catholic Community Services in Ogden. “I ran the childhood food pantry program in the Ogden/Weber School districts so I did a lot of similar things.” However, Bosgieter didn’t start out in nonprofit. “I did finance work for Merrill Lynch for 15 years,” she said. I was really involved in the community and loved nonprofits and helping people. I decided instead of doing it on the side I’d switch and make it my job. I just love it.” Things are a little different right now at the pantry, she said. “Normally clients come in to (Left to right) shop. But in order to keep everyone safe they Lorna Koci accepts donated baby items check in outside from their cars. Volunteers from Bank of Utah then shop for them and bring out a basket with Branch Managers Tiffany sanitizing all around. We’re helping everyone.” Andrew and Brenda Moore. Becky Ginos see new director » 12 The Davis Clipper News Friday, July 24, 2020 3 Davis County officials reinforce directive by Becky Ginos 17. We’re not used to wearing masks and being [email protected] apart from people. This pandemic isn’t going to last forever. We’re doing pretty well here in Davis FARMINGTON — The Davis County Health County. This is pretty simple, pretty scientific that Department and county commissioners came if we can’t physical distance we need to wear a together last week to emphasize again the face covering. If we do this we can continue to do importance of wearing masks and physical well in Davis County.” distancing. The Public Health Directive became The directive is not a mandate as many have effective at 11:59 p.m. July 17 and will remain in called for. “We believe there are things that can place until Aug. 21. take place rather than a mandate,” Hatch, who is “We want to keep everyone as safe and suc- also an epidemiologist, said. “We think we can get cessful as possible,” said Commission Chair Lorene cooperation and that people will pitch in doing Kamalu. the right things first.” “This is nothing new,” said DCHD Executive “We’re asking for businesses to step up,” said Director Brian Hatch. “We are one and urge Kamalu. “Hopefully we won’t have to do businesses, individuals and the community to anything more serious. We need to stay wear a face covering, physical distance, clean and the course.” sanitize and be mindful to protect those who are DCHD Executive “I’m hopeful,” said Hatch. “Nobody high risk.” Director Brian wants to be told what to do. Ordering Hatch outlines the Hatch also asked businesses to take the directive during a things has worked but with heart- “Stay Safe to Stay Open” pledge to practice the press conference. ache. I don’t like to wear a mask either seven safe habits as outlined in the “Utah Leads but I will do it because it’s the right Together” plan. thing to do.” “When we can’t physically distance we need to Cases have skyrocketed in the 15 – 20 wear face coverings,” he said. “This will help flatten age groups, he said. “It’s not surprising. We started the curve with this virus.” going back to normal things and that group started gathering more. Our 85 plus group is doing really well. That means we’re protecting our We’ll get through high risk population and doing the right things.” “We’ll get through this pandemic for however this pandemic long it takes,” Kamalu said. “We will get through it together.” “ for however long Becky Ginos it takes. We will get through it together.” » Lorene Kamalu, Commission Chair

We’re at a critical time in Davis County, said Hatch. “We’ve seen increases in the last two months and a doubling of cases. It’s not alarming, but over the last eight weeks cases have been doubling every two weeks. It’s got us concerned.” Following the guidelines is the best thing to combat this moving forward, he said. “I want to thank the citizens of Davis County. Many have risen to the occasion. This isn’t over. We need to stay diligent as we continue through this and we’ll succeed as a county.” “We understand not everyone likes to wear a mask,” said Commissioner Bob Stevenson. “But please be respectful when you go into a business that is asking for that.” We’ve had 460 plus businesses request support and funding through the Davis Cares program, he said. “That’s about $8 million injected back into the economy. We’re also working with Davis Tech on programs to help people get training. About 560 businesses have pledged to Stay Safe to Stay Open. That’s an indication of the support we have here in the county.” The county has been in an emergency decla- ration since March 18, Kamalu said. “Now it’s July 4 Friday, July 24, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper ClipperTHE DAVIS Oopini n Ai dm nistration Thought R . Gail Stahle Separating fact from fiction P ublisher of the [email protected] ake news. Those two words Newspaper editorial and opinion Week ext. 114 have likely created more con- pages have long engendered mis- from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher Lorie Matern fusion and distrust of the news understanding among readers, and Off ice Manager mediaF than any other. While it is much of the confusion is, frankly, “Always look for helpers. [email protected] ext. 115 easy to understand why those of us the fault of newspapers ourselves. There’s always someone who work in the news media despise Since we understand the very A dvertising the term, it should also be apparent important distinctions between who is trying to help.” that the general public has a vested news and opinions, we too often fail Brad Roghaar » Fred Rogers Sales Representative interest in discerning facts to remind our audience of [email protected] from falsehoods. the firewall we’ve established ext. 135 Some of the louder Op / between the reporting of our news voices of the past few journalists and the opining of R ichard Stahle Sales Representative decades have been the cable editorial writers. Additionally, [email protected] news networks that provide we don’t always label the ext. 137 Ed news, analysis and opinion. opinion pieces as clearly as is Editorial But the opinion side now dominates needed. on CNN, FOX and many of the major A quick couple of definitions: T om Haraldsen news outlets. If you lean conserva- The most common meaning of an M anaging Editor tive, it is easy to find commentary “editorial” is the unsigned opinion [email protected] ext. 126 you agree with on FOX, and if you’re piece that represents the view of liberal, you will likely consider the newspaper itself. An op-ed or Becky Ginos MSNBC your source. There is nothing column presents the individual view Ass ociate Editor [email protected] wrong with the news media provid- of an identified person who might or ext. 118 ing opinions, and it often plays an might not work for the newspaper. important role in explaining what Let’s focus on those unsigned L ayout/Design the facts may mean. The editorials, and why they problem comes when the matter. D evin Christ Creative Director audience doesn’t discern First, here’s what edito- [email protected] the difference between rials don’t do: They do not news and opinion. affect in any manner the R ebecca Jamieson Clas s ifieds/legals Opinions on newspaper way newspaper reporters [email protected] editorial pages have been cover the news, whether ext. 124 in the news recently. So, the news is about the city Cir culation this is a good time to look council or the president at why newspapers print of the United States. editorials, and how readers Editorials are not marching C indi Scott D ean Ridings [email protected] should regard their worth, orders for journalists. ext. 119 CEO , America's their impact and their Newspapers When journalists are edu- relationship to how news is cated and trained, one of C lipper Publishing Co., Inc. Circulation Dept. covered by newspapers. the first tenets they learn is to state 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 On June 7, the New York Times’ the facts and keep their opinions out Volume 128 Number 48 editorial page editor resigned and of the story. Friday, July 24, 2020 a deputy editorial page editor Here’s what editorials do, and THES DAVI CLIPPER stepped down for a new job after the what is often misunderstood: Yes, ( Issn 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Friday, for $35 newspaper’s website published U.S. editorials represent the views of the per year by Clipper Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl, Senator Tom Cotton’s controversial newspaper, sometimes determined UT 84010-8141. Periodicals opinion piece justifying using the by individual owners, sometimes Postage Paid at Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi armed forces on American soil by independent editorial boards ces. POSTMASTER: Send address during civil unrest. About the same or by corporate owners of many changes to The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. time, there were announcements publications. But the editorials that 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. from several papers around the emerge from those views are usually country that they would be cutting the products of deep research. They 1370 S 500 W back, even in some cases eliminating, clarify the issues of the day and Bountiful, UT 84010 the editorials they publish. serve to give readers insights into Ph: 801-295-2251 And looming over all this is the those issues – whether those issues presidential election in November. If concern how to straighten out the on the cover: Mariesha history is any guide, a record number traffic mess at the edge of town or Bosgieter (left) and Lorna of newspapers will decline to say how to keep Iran from developing Koci share a laugh while who should lead the United States nuclear weapons. collecting food at the Bountiful Community at a time of racial protest, uncertain Editorials are another service that Food Pantry. progress in the COVID-19 pandemic davisclipper.com and economic turmoil. see fact/fiction » 12 The Davis Clipper News Friday, July 24, 2020 5 Oopini n Crime Briefs

United States, to this point, has seen Langford Man charged with the almost 140,000 deaths and leads the sentenced for negligent homicide To Editor world in the number of diagnosed Dear Editor: cases. shooting his in wrong-way crash Scientists have admonished us mother MTN. GREEN In 1941 the United States was to wash our hands often, use hand — A Syracuse man reluctantly and suddenly dragged sanitizers, physically distance from one FARMINGTON — A North Salt has been charged into World War II when the Japanese another, avoid gatherings, and wear a Lake man who allegedly shot his with negligent bombed Pearl Harbor. Shortly there- mask when in public to diminish the mother to assist her suicide and homicide after a posted live video of the incident was after we declared war on Japan and spread of droplets that may carry the wrong-way crash sentenced to prison in 2nd District killed a 92-year-old Germany and found ourselves in one virus from those who are asymptom- Court on Monday. of the most horrific wars we’ve ever atic or have the disease but are not woman last week. Jeffrey Antonio Langford was sen- Tracy Page, fought. In the next four years we would yet showing symptoms. Many people tenced to at least one year and up 55, is charged lose over 400,000 men and women have downplayed the severity of the to 15 years in the Utah State Prison. with seven Langford was originally charged with who valiantly fought for our country on disease as no more than the common misdemeanors: Tracy Page foreign shores to protect our freedoms. flu, and have accused our government murder and obstructing justice, but class A negligent But it wasn’t just a military battle of usurping our rights as citizens by pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of homicide, unlawful that we eventually won. On the home shutting down our economy to limit manslaughter in May. The obstruction possession of a dangerous weapon and front, the U.S. was ill prepared to the spread of this disease. Some people charge was dropped as part of a plea two counts of possession of a controlled bargain. produce the necessary military have resisted even the simple request, substance; and class B reckless driving, According to police, on Oct. 26, driving with measurable controlled equipment required by our armed that we wear a mask to protect others 2019, Langford posted multiple videos forces. Our government called on the from the droplets we might spread, substance and possession of drug of his mother paraphernalia. citizens and corporations of the United and have absolutely refused to be with a gunshot Police said Page was driving east States to go to work retooling manu- required to do so. As a result we have wound to her on I-84 near milepost 96 southeast of facturing plants to build jeeps, tanks, seen the number of cases skyrocket. head claiming Mountain Green when he veered through planes, ships, ammunition, clothing, Hospitals are on the verge of being she shot herself the cable median into the westbound food, and all other essential items to overwhelmed in the next few weeks, as but “he was lanes and hit a sedan head on, a supply our military as well as civilian more people are afflicted with COVID- going to have to probable cause statement said. needs. In the absence of men who were 19. Many of our government leaders finish it” as his Three people in the westbound car mother could off fighting in the war effort, women and citizens are still in denial of the were taken to the hospital and a 92-year- be heard still old female passenger was pronounced went to work in factories giving rise severity of the disease, even as it rages breathing. to the “Rosie the Riveter” campaign on around them. dead at the scene. Court Page allegedly told a Utah Highway encouraging women to seek out jobs in Whatever happened to those documents Jeffrey Patrol trooper at the scene he didn’t manufacturing. Everyone was affected citizens who, during WWII, were so said there was Antonio remember anything about the crash, Langford by the war; rich and poor, male and willing to sacrifice so much for so long not a decisive according to the arrest report. female, young and old, all ethnicities to thwart those who sought to destroy conclusion about The trooper allegedly found a bag and religions. Because of the war this very nation? Have we become such who fired the initial gunshot but two of methamphetamine in Page’s pocket, effort, citizens had to ration everything a proud and selfish people that we other wounds were not consistent cocaine and a pipe in a backpack and from butter, gasoline, tires, shoes, and can’t, or won’t, be inconvenienced by with self-inflicted injuries. a pocketknife in the car. A sobriety test clothing, much of it by ration coupons. wearing a simple mask and avoiding showed Page was not impaired. Campaigns were held asking citizens gathering in groups? If that is the to collect metal, old rubber tires, glass, nation we have become, then we will and even rags so those items could fall and the unseen foe called COVID- be recycled to make war materials. 19 will win. Or we can, like the people Most historians agree that the war was in 1941-1944, unite in the effort to quell won on the home front because of the the spread of the disease until new efforts of the citizens of the United treatments and possible vaccines are States of America, who sacrificed for created that will end the terror the four long years to aid the military effort virus has created. It really is our choice. and protect our freedoms. We now find ourselves in another Michael Murphy kind of war against an unseen foe that affects the health of our citizens. Strangely, it affects some in a more Dear Editor: severe way than others, especially those who are older or have underlying The students at Bountiful High are health issues. However, even the very some of the best people I know. They young have not been spared from go forward with strength of character serious complications and even death and fearlessly do their best to make the LPD offers reward in burglary cases from this disease. Governments around world a better place. I suggest the “s” the world were ill prepared to deal be removed from the name. The home Layton City and surrounding cities in Davis County have seen an increase with a pandemic of this proportion and of the brave seems appropriate. The in vehicle thefts, vehicle burglaries, and residential burglaries over the last mascot could carry a red, white and couple of months, according to the LPD Facebook page. Investigation into some governments were slow to take these cases leads them to believe the same individuals are committing the advice of scientists and epidemi- blue shield. the crimes. The Layton City Police Department is offering a $500 reward for ologists and admit that the pandemic information leading to the arrest of those involved. Please contact the LPD at would or could become so severe. The Craige Olson 801-497-8300. 6 Friday, July 24, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper Oopini n L atest nominee for Dumb Quote of the Year

The opinions stated in this article are have laws against child abuse. We solely those of the author and not of jail drunk drivers. All of these are for The Davis Clipper. the purpose of protecting people, especially “someone else” who ends ven in a pandemic, life goes up as a victim. I would love to hear on…and so do the nominations the guy explain to a traffic cop why for the Cyclops Dumb Quote of he felt it was his constitutional right Ethe Year Award. to drive his truck through a red light. Honestly, it is not hard to find I assume the police officer would qualified nominees. The angry, intox- first call for backup – and then a icated woman who urinated on a Salt mental health expert. Lake City Police car during a June There is absolutely no reason why Black Lives Matter protest could have mask-wearing has become a political easily won except her nomination issue. Election year rabble-rousing would be listed under the Dumb Act should not supersede public health. Courtesy of the Year, not the Dumb Quote. Bountiful Police Chief Tom Ross accepts his award from Utah Chiefs of A person who has contracted the Police Association Executive Director Val Shupe at last week's city council meeting. The Utah County resident who bubonic plague has no lawful right to last week told Utah County commissioners that Bill Gates was R oss named Chief of the Year behind the corona- virus should also be by Becky Ginos the legislature, the Governor’s considered for the [email protected] office and other law enforcement Dumb Quote, except Cyclops agencies. “I was helping to lead the that the same silly BOUNTIFUL — It’s a challenging discussions on relationships, racism accusation has been by Bryan GRAY time to be in law enforcement but and police reform,” he said. “We’ve made against Queen Bountiful Police Chief Tom Ross been talking about that since 2014. Elizabeth, George Soros, Clo umnist believes if everyone works together A lot of changes have been made and (presumably) the the community will be stronger. He to find a balance and we’ve been entire crew at CNN. Unfortunately, enter a public or private building and was recently named Chief of the progressing for the last six or seven quotes from these New World begin coughing on other people. Year for a medium agency. years with use of force, training, Order believers are too plentiful for Ironically, the protestors at the “These are not easy conversa- incarceration and mental health consideration. Utah County Commission weren’t tions to be having,” he said. “I’m issues that I’ve been involved in.” But from my point of view, the even addressing the proper govern- back in as President of the Utah It’s important that we recognize best nominee for the 2020 Dumb ment body. The mask mandate for Chiefs of Police Association so I’ll be Utah has already done a lot of Quote came from a man who school children came from the gov- helping with all the big discussions. things to address these issues, said also attended the Utah County ernor, not a county commissioner. It’s the right thing for me to do.” Ross. “The state has a reputation Commission meeting. In an interview But I’m glad the man did attend Ross served as president for the of doing things better. I don’t want with a Fox13 reporter, he argued the protest. It gave me the ability to last four years and had turned it people to think we have to make against a mask mandate because, in nominate him for the Dumb Quote over to another chief. “He resigned big changes. A lot has already been his words, he objected “to any rule of the Year Award. (Oh, and just for his position and they needed some- done.” that forces me to protect someone the record, I don’t think Bill Gates body with experience,” he said. “So Right now we’re spending a lot else.” To be blunt, it is his constitu- is responsible for the coronavirus I’m in through the end of March.” of time listening, he said. “We’re tional right to infect or harm other outbreak. My bet is on Mick Jagger!) His duties with the association educating ourselves on what the people. are in addition to his position as issues are and working to improve I would hope the man’s pastor, Bountiful Police Chief, making him a on the areas that are needed. These bishop, or minister calls him in and There is very busy man. are huge issues that have huge explains his duty as a Christian and “Each year they name a Chief consequences for a profession that boots him out of his congregation. At absolutely of the Year for large, medium and is already suffering from an identity the very least, the county authorities small agencies based on letters crisis. This is a painful, needed should send a postcard to every res- no reason from the mayor and city manager,” conversation for many but we don’t ident in Utah County alerting them “ said Ross. “Typically they do the want to lose sight of the things of the man’s identity, and dangerous why mask- recognition during our conference we’ve done really good for years.” presence in their community. in the spring but that was cancelled It’s all tied together, he said. “It The man’s argument against wearing has so they’re doing it in city council comes back to finding a balance masks in utterly ridiculous. We have meetings. It’s nice to be recognized between keeping the community speed limits on our roadways. We become a by your peers.” safe and having respect for law have stop signs and red lights at the During his four year term intersections of many streets. We political issue. as president, Ross worked with see ross » 10 The Davis Clipper News Friday, July 24, 2020 7 School board approves plan to open by Becky Ginos actually protect children. Why are It’s six weeks until the doors [email protected] they being used as pawns?” open, he said. “That’s a lifetime with Brown said his five boys are in the what’s happening. We don’t want to FARMINGTON — The Davis Chinese immersion program and it go back and forth. What we’re talking District board of Education unan- would be difficult to communicate about on July 14 can change in six imously approved at last week’s through a mask. “Now they’re being weeks. We will be tracking it with the meeting a plan to open schools in the muzzled. The Governor is not a Davis County Health Department. fall amid the COVID crisis. However, legislator. Why are you letting him We believe our plan is very relevant it wasn’t without some concern from dictate to you? That’s not his role. I to the data of what’s happening in parents and a teacher who asked Davis County.” them to reconsider during a public Zurbuchen said a school opening comment period. We believe our committee has been working on the “The district says it provides plan is very plan for weeks. “It’s not just how we Elementary a vision where kids can learn and will open in August, it’s how can we teacher flourish,” said Stacy Williams, a relevant to the pivot from wherever we are?” Stacy teacher at Windridge Elementary. “ The risk is going to be there, Williams data of what’s speaks to the “That’s a promise they make each he said. “We have to do what we school board day to parents and the community. In happening in can do and do it well to lessen the about safely the current plan students and teach- possibility of the disease spreading. reopening in ers are unable to socially distance. Davis County.” That means hand washing, kids the fall. What resources will be provided for washing down their desks and Becky Ginos teachers and students?” » John Zurbuchen staying home when you’re sick. We’ll of COVID sick leave in addition to Offering online from term to term have to discipline our adults to wear the regular sick days. could be disastrous for funding, she urge you to stand up against this.” a face mask, physical distance, clean, Anyone coming into the school continued. “We’ll lose teachers. How The district sent out its plan to disinfect and repeat.” will have symptom and temperature are we living up to our promises? I reopen to staff and parents July 6 but Zurbuchen said there will be checks and must be wearing a mask, urge you to relook and adjust the it needed the board’s approval before accommodations for those students he said. district plan to provide the safest being sent to the Utah State Board of who can’t wear a mask. “They may “We do value our teacher and environment for our schools.” Education by Aug. 1. wear a face shield.” student safety,” he said. “No one “I’d like to express great concern “The state asks that we have If a teacher does get the virus, the knows what’s best other than the to restart school during a global board approval for our opening plan,” district is giving an extra two weeks people who live there (teachers).” pandemic,” said one parent who has said Assistant Superintendent John four children in the school system. Zurbuchen. “Not a lot has changed. “I want to speak for facts and We tried to take two hard param- logic against the Governor’s mandate eters and to achieve nimbleness on masks,” said Bountiful resident within those because it’s a moving Mike Brown. “Kids under 18 are the target. One side is face to face, safest. They’re far more likely to die normal teaching and the other end of from seasonal flu than COVID. Masks that is to take out all risk and go to are for healthy people. They won’t online learning.”

roger v. Tuttle C olten Neaf (center) with the Department of Natural Resources gathers branches, dead trees and undergrowth for the “chipper.” Residents living in the foothills along with the help of the city, Bountiful Emergency Preparedness Council and the DNR cleared out debris to mitigate wildfire hazards. “We’re trying to create defensible fire space around homes so that if a fire comes it will make it easier for firefighters,” said Cacey Bowen, a member of the Bountiful Emergency Preparedness Council who helped organize the project. “Residents have probably put in about 800 or 900 man hours cleaning their areas. We never want to lose homes again like we did last year in the Gun Range Fire.” 8 Friday, July 24, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper

Bountiful Community Food Pantry Executive Director Lorna Koci (front left) accepts a check for $4,000 from State Farm. “It’s a fund from State Farm to provide COVID relief to local communities,” said State Farm agent Jennifer Bassarear. “We got to pick where it went and the food pantry was a no brainer. We thought we’d make a bigger impact if we pooled our resources so eight agents donated $500 a piece.” The agents plan to help assemble Pantry Packs with the help of MTN/OPS a supplement/apparel company in Kaysville that donates a meal with every order they receive.

Courtesy The Davis Clipper News Friday, July 24, 2020 9 Online support for parents of youth with mental health conditions

Starting in August, the National she learned when she took the first online family support group new to the mental health journey, Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) class changed her life and gave her since its inception in May. Held and others are desperate. For a lot Utah will offer a free online class and her husband the tools they Tuesday evenings from 7– 8:30 p.m., of people, it’s the first time they’ve for parents of youth with mental needed to navigate the challenges of this group is a safe place for parents been able to talk about this.” health conditions. Basics, a six- raising a child with a mental health and caregivers to come together, In addition to NAMI Basics and week course, is taught by a trained condition. share resources, offer practical the family support group NAMI Utah team of parents who have personal “It was through the NAMI Basics suggestions, and most importantly, offers informative 90-minute men- experience raising a child or teen class that we finally received the learn that they are not alone. So tal wellness workshops the second with a mental health condition. help and support we needed for deeply grateful for the group, some and fourth Thursday evenings of the Parents and caregivers learn our daughter. In my experience, it is parents tear up when they tell Marcy month. Presenters of these Family- the signs and symptoms of mental next to impossible to get help for a how much the help and support and-Friends seminars are parents illness, treatment options, crisis young from NAMI has meant to them and who have loved ones with mental prevention and preparation, the child with a mental illness. The their family. health conditions, and they share importance of self-care, commu- Basics class teaches parents about Initially Ms. Baliel was a bit their stories in addition to providing nication strategies, and how to diagnosis, how to talk with medical skeptical about offering NAMI crucial mental health education and advocate for their youth in school professionals, and how to programs online, but she has found resources. systems, medical systems and the advocate for their child.” that people are truly benefiting just To register for any NAMI Utah juvenile justice system. Baliel is also a certified NAMI as they did in person. “It just feels a program, go to namiut.org or call Marcy Baliel, a co-teacher of this Family Support Group facilitator bit different,” she says. “Some people 385.246.5931. All NAMI programs are online course says the information and has been co-facilitating NAMI’s in her support group are brand free of charge.

C rews finished demolition work by removing some existing homes and clearing the way for Brighton Homes’ new townhome project on the corner of 500 South and Orchard Drive in Bountiful. When completed, the Town at 5th and Orchard will have 28 3-bedroom units to be constructed in five separate buildings. City council approved the project in May.

Photos by Roger V. Tuttle 10 Friday, July 24, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper Smith takes over as director at USU Kaysville by Jeff Hunter U SU Kaysville I think we KAYSVILLE — Jaron Smith has been named will paint this director of Utah State University Kaysville, replac- ing Gayle Mahler, who recently retired after nearly town blue as 13 years as director of the Davis County facility. “ A 2015 graduate of Utah State University, Smith we increase our officially started in his new position on July 1. USU Kaysville is part of the Utah State University offerings, grow in Statewide Campuses system and is included in the Brigham City Region, which also encompasses enrollment and USU Brigham City and USU Tremonton. “My hope is to bring more Aggie spirit to connect more with Kaysville,” Smith said. “I think we will paint this town blue as we increase our offerings, the community.” grow in enrollment and connect more with the community.” » Jaron Smith After finishing a bachelor’s degree in health education and promotion with an emphasis on idea of being an academic advisor seemed like the community health at Utah State, Smith went on perfect position as I would be able to continue to to complete a master’s degree in education at work in higher education, but still be able to use the University of Utah in 2019. Smith has spent the skills in program planning and evaluation that the past three years working at the University of I learned at Utah State.” Utah’s S.J. Quinney College of Law, most recently After returning to the United States, Smith serving as the associate director for Student enrolled at the University of Utah, and while Services since October 2019. working on his master’s degree, he was employed “We are excited to have Jaron join us in at the Registrar’s Office. But he said that after his Kaysville,” said Dan Black, associate vice presi- first semester, he decided he wanted to be in the Courtesy dent of USU Brigham City Region. “We hope his Student Affairs Office. Jaron Smith enthusiasm and excitement for the position is “I was able to work with the Dean of Students well received and he finds ways to help students as a volunteer with Help International, teaching at the University of Utah law school, and that achieve their dreams.” communities and their leaders about safe-water solidified my passion to be advocate for students While a student at Utah State, Smith worked in practices, first-aid, physical education, among in policy and action,” Smith explained. the USU Card Office where he said he first learned other topics. Utah State University Kaysville offers a variety about student resources and the basics of admis- “It was during that time that I realized of associate, bachelor’s and master’s degrees, as sion, registration, financial aid, dining services how much I loved education,” Smith said. “The well as certificate, licensure, and endorsement and meal plans. Following graduation, Smith spent construction and promotion of education gives programs. For more information, visit kaysville. parts of two years in Peru, El Salvador and Fiji people the resources to change their lives. The usu.edu ross « Continued from page 6 enforcement. We want to improve policing but not at the expense of public safety and best practices that have proven to benefit our communities.” Ross has also been involved in the Receiving Center located at the Davis County Jail where people can get treatment instead of being incar- cerated. “It’s a really positive program,” he said. “I couldn’t be more happy with the early results. So far 225 people have gone through the program and they’ve been very, very positive about it. That also answers some of the question about arresting citizens. For them to have another opportunity – it’s huge.” He said they’re seeing people engaged in the program. “It’s voluntary and they’re not walking away, they’ve been staying. It’s also allowed Davis Behavioral Health to try different treatment models and peer support is huge. It’s the highlight of my career to be involved with this. I’ve said for decades we need another option. Maybe this can be that option – we’ll see.” The Davis Clipper News Friday, July 24, 2020 11 New ‘Learn & ‘Broken heart’ syndrome on Work in Utah’ the rise during COVID program to assist by Becky Ginos reaction if you think it’s going your body at that moment and [email protected] to happen as if it did happen to taking inventory.” you.” Reemerge as much as Utah workers SALT LAKE CITY — Suffering Our bodies don’t love not possible into a regular routine, from a broken heart is the stuff knowing and every day is differ- said Mehlhoff. “People who really To provide education to employees dis- love songs are made of, but is ent right now, she said. “We’re like their routines are struggling. placed by COVID-19, today, the Utah Governor’s it a real thing? According to socially isolated and covering Also reframing, maybe you work Office of Economic Development (GOED) and scientists it is. Known as stress our face. That is a profound at a job you don’t necessarily its Talent Ready Utah team, in partnership with cardiomyopathy, the condition source of nonverbal communi- love. Look at this as an opportu- the Utah System of Higher Education (USHE), has increased exponentially cation. It’s important to try and nity to go back to school.” launched the “Learn & Work in Utah” outreach during the pandemic. connect with each other in new Show gratitude. “Being and education initiative. “The heart is a muscle,” and acceptable ways.” grateful can’t exist with fear,” The program is in response to the Utah said Terri Mehlhoff, a family People are incredibly scared she said. “Physically write down Legislature’s fifth 2020 special session and H.B. nurse practitioner and medical of each other, Mehlhoff said. three or four things you’re 5010. The Legislature requested a program to clinic manager at Salt Lake “We need to step back, stop the grateful for, even if you have encourage career development and workforce Community College. “If you fearfulness and try to connect to dig deep. It can be really engagement for citizens recently displaced by really utilize it, it gets bigger and like humans are meant to. Stop powerful.” the COVID-19 pandemic. CARES Act funds to support additional and new short-term training programs will be available at higher education institutions across Utah. Interested students should inquire about the program at their favorite local tech college or university. “Many Utahns are fortunate enough to still be working. However, many are not working because of the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Val Hale, GOED’s executive director. “This program can give those who have been displaced from work – the unemployed, underemployed and vulnerable workers – an opportunity to learn new skills and get back on their feet to help them be successful and find work to meet the skills they have learned. We are fortunate that the federal CARES Act funds and the Legislature are allowing us to use the money for this program.” The Legislature allocated $4,500,000 each to GOED and the Utah System of Higher Education to create in-demand, short-term educational programs that will be promoted to furloughed, laid-off, or dislocated workers, as well as underserved or other populations Courtesy affected by COVID-19. GOED will oversee the public information campaign through the Utah can get to a point it can’t pump with the fear face where we Play. “It’s not frivolous,” Works program within its Talent Ready Utah as efficiently.” feel it’s us versus them. There Mehlhoff said. “Become creative. center. The initiative supports the Utah System Humans are not really is no reason to be afraid of Think about what you liked as a of Higher Education’s Custom Fit program and designed to live this way, she each other. That is incredibly kid. If you liked Legos, dig them several other workforce training programs to said. “Our brains are hardwired negative.” out, play soccer, go to town provide education and training at the state's for socialization. This is an All this stress causes symp- coloring. There’s not this divide public higher education institutions. incredibly stressful situation. toms similar to a heart attack. between what’s acceptable for As part of this initiative, the Department of There are a lot of unknowns “You need to learn to manage kids and adults. Really it can be Workforce Services will use $75,000 to create and we can’t see an end to it. stress or you will die,” she said. anything.” a dashboard to identify unemployment and Our routines are increasingly “It’s that serious because of its Sleep is also essential, she job opening trends to match workers with job disrupted and our socialized effects on our bodies.” said. “It’s such a big deal and opportunities. world is upside down.” To minimize stress, Mehlhoff probably one of the first things GOED is allocating $200,000 to its “In Utah” Mehlhoff said the adrenal suggests mindfulness practice. to go. Prioritize it. Lack of sleep campaign agency, Rumor Advertising, to help glands that sit on top of the “Do it every day,” she said. makes the days more difficult manage the public information campaign. kidneys act as stress monitors. “Maybe 10 minutes of meditation with regard to stress. Sleep is This effort will work hand-in-hand with other “They activate our fight or or walk in your neighborhood how the body heals itself from state-sponsored existing health, well-being and flight response. If you get cut and really take note of the color the day so you have to give it economic development initiatives, including the off in traffic your heart starts of the sky or how the leaves the opportunity to do that – COVID-19 response programs. racing and it produces the same move. Wave at a neighbor. Be in especially now.” 12 Friday, July 24, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper

to school children every week to take scalable project. A family could do four. fact/ new director home over the weekend. “We provide Businesses could do 4,000. Anywhere Fiction « Continued from page 2 about 3,000 meals a week to students,” from four to 50 can boost that up.” « Continued from page 4 she said. “We were able to continue that The pantry has a small staff but So far the pantry has been able through the end of the school year. But everybody chips in, she said. “There are newspapers provide for to keep up but Bosgieter said they’re during that time we aren’t having people such amazing people in the community readers. getting to a place where they’ll need to and groups putting those together now. who want to volunteer and help out. It’s But, to repeat, put out a call for help. “Luckily we had In the fall we’ll need 12,000 a month been wonderful so far. I’m just really it is a service too a reserve before this but it’s definitely across the county so that’s a difficult excited to jump in and get involved. often misunderstood. getting depleted. Normally we have two need of ours right now.” Everybody’s been so welcoming. I want Newspaper editors spring food drives that got postponed so Bosgieter said they’re reaching out to see what we can do to partner with often hear from – and we didn’t get that bump up.” to businesses and other groups. “It’s those in the community to take care of opinion polls reflect – a They also provide “Pantry Packs” also easy to do at home. It’s a really those in need.” significant minority of readers who think that a newspaper’s editorial endorsement of a par- ticular candidate colors its reporters’ coverage of the campaign. Newspapers, these folks will say, are trying to “dictate” how people should vote, a surely inappropriate thing. Newspapers can – and do – provide fair and fearless reporting while offering strong and insightful opinion on the other side of their newsroom/ opinion page firewalls. But there are still two needed components for our country to trust their news sources. Newspapers have a responsibility to label opinion pieces appro- priately and to keep the news objective, but the reader also has the responsibility to take the time to understand the difference. Until then, we will likely continue to hear cries of fake news when the reader doesn’t like what they read. And that’s when we all lose. On behalf of its approximately 1,500 newspaper and associ- ate member companies, America’s Newspapers is committed to explaining, defending and advancing the vital role of newspapers in democracy and civil life. We put an emphasis on educating the public on all the ways newspapers contribute to building a community identity and the success of local businesses. Learn more: www.newspapers.org A Salute to Our Essential Heroes

THE DAVIS Clipper 14 Friday, July 24, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes the davis clipper Health and well being of community is Davis County Sheriff's Office priority

he last few months have been difficult for every- T one. As public servants who have the honor of serving the Davis County community, Davis County Sheriff’s Office expresses deep gratitude for all of the kindness and support we have received during this time. Even when grappling with COVID-19 uncertainties, one thing remained certain: Davis County is home to compas- sionate and caring residents, businesses, and leaders. We are incredibly grateful for the generosity of our community –from providing food and saying “thanks,” to donating PPE and homemade masks for staff and those in our care and custody. You stepped up to protect with us and that has amazing value for all. The health and well being of everyone in our community, and our employees, is a priority to us. Thank you for being a coronavirus hero and doing your part to slow the spread. We need you and we appreci- ate you. Stay safe, wear a face mask or covering, and remember to social distance. ~Your friends at Davis County Sheriff’s Office Be an active part of positive change in our community, apply to work with us: daviscountyutah.gov/sheriff

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afe. Smart. Strong. These are Services – ‘Thank You’ for doing your ventions and programs to improve challenge for us. We knew that the three words the Davis best to still promote and protect the public health emergency prepared- serving our community would take SCounty Health Department has health and well-being of our high- ness and support healthy environ- us away from our loved ones. We used to describe the 15 cities in Davis risk residents and their environment. ments. To everyone in Family Health knew that we’d have to work long, County, their leaders, first responders To everyone in Environmental Health and Disease Control – ‘Thank You’ long hours and that we’d reach and residents during the COVID-19 Services – ‘Thank You’ for doing your for your continued work to detect, our breaking points over and over

Courtesy The Davis County Health Department has worked tirelessly to provide information and resources to the community during the pandemic. pandemic. best to still aid in the elimination of control and slow the spread of again. We knew that the community Now, as the days and weeks go by, all environmental factors that lead COVID-19 in our county. To everyone would have a lot of questions that DCHD Leadership is using the same to disease, lessen quality of life and in Health Administration Services – we couldn’t answer right away. And, three words to describe its employ- degrade the physical environment ‘Thank You’ for being a great support we, the DCHD Leadership, know how ees. To the employees reading this of our county. To everyone in system for your co-workers and trying a time this has been and we article, please know that we appre- Community Health Services – ‘Thank for jumping in and taking on added want to say ‘Thank You’ and let you ciate you, we are grateful for you and You’ for your continued work with responsibilities. all know that YOU are the reason we couldn’t do what we are doing our community partners to plan We knew from the start that this county is staying Safe – Smart without you. To everyone in Senior and implement public health inter- COVID-19 was going to be a great – Strong. 16 Friday, July 24, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes the davis clipper Healthcare heroes in a word — amazing!

ealthcare Hero is a descrip- tion used a lot these days H to describe essential medical workers. In just about every town, there’s a sign thanking the local nurses and doctors. But what does it really mean to be on the frontline of the coronavi- rus pandemic here in Davis County? At Davis Hospital in Layton, registered nurse Vicki Heisner describes it as, “Difficult. We deal with people at their emotional low. But as nurses, we understand and accept that.” Vicki is one of dozens of employees who have signed up to work extra shifts in the drive- through COVID-19 testing tent at the hospital. “We see sometimes hundreds of people a day. The people we test are sick, scared, and sometimes angry because of the virus and all of the unknowns when it comes to this disease. Our team is patient and understanding. I’m proud of each one of our staff who work the tent,” says Dena Eckardt, Director of Emergency Services at Davis Hospital. “They voluntarily sign up for shifts knowing full well they are testing potentially hundreds of people with COVID. They’re amazing!” Working in the drive-through tent is far from comfortable. The weather ranges from 40 degrees with 50 mph wind gusts to 90 Courtesy D avis Hospital healthcare workers (from left) Ken, Vicki, Jennifer and Taryn work on the frontlines manning the drive- degrees and humid. “Standing in through COVID-19 testing tent. the sun all day, dressed in a protec- tive gown, gloves, and sealed head I know I’m here to help people and “I can tell you from personal going on four months now. They covering is hard to describe.” says do what I need to do with 100% experience that being in the tent are the unsung champions of the Vicki. When asked why she does it, of my best effort. Everyone I work is tiring. Our staff work long hours fight against the disease,” says Mike her reply comes quickly, “Because with in the tent does the same.” out there, often many days in a row, Jensen, President of Davis Hospital. the davis clipper A Salute to our Essential Heroes Friday, July 24, 2020 17 Is music essential?

or us at Murphy’s Guitars on Bountiful’s Main Street and F many others in the music industry COVID-19 brought to the forefront an important question. A question that many of us either hadn’t considered, or we had never been forced to put our answers to the test. The question: “Is music essential?” In the weeks leading up to the stay at home orders all we could do was watch, hope, and plan for the worst. When the time came, we made the decision to close our showroom floor, change employee hours to minimize contact, and focus on e-commerce and curbside orders. Our storefront has since re-opened and what has happened since then is nothing short of a miracle. Online sales exploded, guitar sales spiked, our repairs team found themselves with more work than they could keep up with. The com- munity rallied around our little store all the while asking not just, “what guitar should I buy,” or “what are your specials,” but more importantly “how are you doing?” People at home looking for something to do didn’t want to just waste this time in their life. Many Courtesy Murphy's Guitars saw a spike in online sales during the pandemic and the storefront has reopened with great customer support. people wanted to learn a rewarding and challenging lifelong skill while hard work are also essential. Our All that said there are many without their usual income from supporting a locally owned business. staff worked tirelessly in the face people in our industry that are still touring and gigging. This was the answer to our of uncertainty, and as manager and struggling. The stage workers that I’m not suggesting we throw question. Whether or not we think of owner, I’m not sure we’ll ever be able haven’t been able to work because caution to the wind and get everyone ourselves as “essential,” our commu- to thank them enough for all that there are no concerts, the number of back to work right away, but the nity answered the question for us. they’ve done. guitar teachers at our store who have sooner we work through this as Music is essential. Thank you to Kellen, Jake, Ty, had to change their entire teaching a community, the sooner we can I would, however, like to add Mason, all of our teachers, and our schedules and say goodbye to long get our friends back to making the one more thing. Good people and customers for all that you’ve done! time students, and the musicians music that is so essential. 18 Friday, July 24, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes the davis clipper Going the extra mile: a day at a time

t Life Care of Bountiful, we have expe- rienced much change over the past few A months. One of the biggest challenges we face is that our residents are not able to see family members as often as they would like. They are not able to socialize with the other residents during meal times as meals are being served in their rooms. We are starting to roll the process out of having a few residents at a time enjoy lunch in the dining room again so they can interact with their friends. We encourage loved ones of our residents to have window visits using the telephone and to utilize our facility tablets to video message as often as they would like. Our staff must work extra hard to make sure the residents get the care they deserve. This includes but is not limited to: vital signs being taken three times a day, extra cleaning precautions, more respiratory assessments and visiting with patients as often as possible, all while wearing full PPE. The front office staff are also helping out whenever they are needed. We call this “All Hands-on Deck.” When any staff member sees a call light, we are to stop and check on that Courtesy resident. We try to help each other out and lighten nurses and aides that work on this wing are going outside of work. They have the same concerns as the work load for the hard working nurses and above and beyond each day. All staff are working others in our community to keep their loved ones aides. Our Executive Director is always there to hard to be there for these new residents, while safe, as well as our residents. Some staff members give a “thank you for all you do,” anytime he is on still following the guidelines given. Our social admit to not seeing their own families for several the floor. services department works very hard to keep months. We all are making sacrifices until this We continue to have special events for the these residents in contact with their families by can be put behind us. It is a stressful time, but if residents like our upcoming drive by parade. It utilizing our tablets and offering video messaging everyone works together, we can overcome. gives families a chance to say hello and wave to visits. We know it is a difficult choice to come to Again, our residents’ health and happiness is of their loved ones who will be socially distanced a facility during this pandemic, but we are trying utmost importance to us. We also have a program outside. We are slowly bringing back group everything we can to help make it an easy transi- called “Angel Rounds” where all managers have activities (six people or less) to enjoy crafts, tion and keep everyone as happy and healthy as designated rooms that are visited every week. We news, etc. Also, residents wanting their hair done possible. ensure that the best possible care is being given have staff who have offered to help the best way The “You Are Loved” campaign includes hearts and help wherever we can. We call the family they can. Social interaction is paramount for our and signs around the building, in resident rooms members each week as well, to let them know residents’ well-being. We understand this is a and on the windows, to show a little love. We how their loved ones are doing and if anything difficult time for them and we just want to bring put residents’ room numbers on these hearts, so else needs to be addressed. Family has really some “normalcy” back to our facility and see some family can find them easily when visiting outside appreciated these calls. Our nurses, aides, social smiles. the room. We encourage these visits as often as services, admissions, front office staff, housekeep- While trying to keep everyone safe during possible. ing, kitchen and Executive Director all are working this stressful time, all new admissions are on Our staff knows how important it is to remain hard to keep everyone safe during these trying the observation unit for the first 14 days. The healthy and keep a safe distance in public while times and we love our job! Thank you! the davis clipper A Salute to our Essential Heroes Friday, July 24, 2020 19 South Davis Metro Fire always ready to serve

020 will be a year we all remember. The emergency 2medical response to COVID- 19 from all first responders and our Health Department has been excellent. I am very proud of our firefighters and paramedics who work hard every day to provide the best care to our citizens. I am grateful for the collaboration between Lakeview Hospital, all the local urgent care clinics, and the doctors’ offices, who have all played a critical role maintaining excellent patient care to those in need. I am especially grateful to our residents and business owners who support our organization. On behalf of South Davis Metro Fire Department, we sincerely cannot thank our community enough for the support we have received and continue to receive on a regular basis. On a fire in Centerville a few years ago, the community got together and made sandwiches and gathered food for firefighters fighting the fire that evening. Recently, on the Gun Range Fire, the outpouring of support, grati- tude and food was nothing short of amazing. Citizens taking CPR and CERT classes to gain the knowl- edge to help their fellow citizens if Courtesy the need arises and recently, two F irefighters/Paramedics are highly trained to respond to any emergency. brothers pulling two men out of a burning plane risking their own trained Firefighters/Paramedics to ardous materials response, technical than 30 years, currently as the Fire lives. These are just a few examples meet our daily needs; equipment rescues, and paramedic ambulance Chief, I am extremely grateful for a of how we are inspired by you and tools to perform critical job services. Our motto is “committed community that supports and cares every day. functions; and cooperation with our to Excellence…Delivered with Pride” for us like you do! Your example to Our response to serve our com- partners and other first responders. we take that seriously and will us is a constant reminder of how munity is provided by five stations Using these resources to ultimately always be prepared to respond to we must continue to maintain your strategically located for rapid access provide fire prevention, structural those in need. trust by providing to you, what you to all areas of our community; highly and wildland fire protection, haz- Serving this community for more have given us. 20 Friday, July 24, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes the davis clipper

Courtesy 'Thank you' to healthcare teams and patients

anner Clinic is committed patients are triaged in their vehicles. offering telehealth appointments. to treat possible COVID-19 cases vs. to providing safe, quality » We have separately designated In an effort to streamline our those with non-respiratory issues, T healthcare to our patients. “sick” and “well” waiting areas, and if resources, Tanner Clinic will only be such as UTIs, cuts, rashes, etc. Our team has implemented a variety you prefer, you can wait in your car seeing possible COVID-19 cases at We want to thank our won- of safety protocol to protect both our and you will be texted when your our Layton and Westside locations. If derful healthcare teams, as well patients and our staff. In fact, it has exam room is ready. you believe you need this care, please as our amazing patients, for being probably never been safer to visit » We are asking all patients to call 801-776-7121 before coming. dedicated, understanding and your provider than it is right now. wear masks, and to only bring one We are also still offering daytime flexible during these uncertain and » We continue to screen everyone person with them to an appointment. urgent care at all of our locations, ever-changing times. We will get entering the building for tempera- » To provide care to patients from and afterhours urgent care services through this together, and Tanner ture and COVID-19 symptoms, and the safety of their own homes, most at our Layton and Westside locations. Clinic is always here to help you stay all symptomatic or possibly exposed Tanner Clinic providers are currently We have designated separate staff healthy and happy! the davis clipper A Salute to our Essential Heroes Friday, July 24, 2020 21 Sanitation is the word of the day

ho comes to your home debris damages the inside of the each week rain or shine? packer unit on the garbage truck. W The mailman? They do » Cardboard boxes larger than also but no, your sanitation driver two feet need to be flattened. or as kids call it “the garbage » There are three holidays man.” You all know when they the pickup changes by one day: come almost like clockwork. Up Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New and down the streets of Bountiful Year’s collecting your leftovers. Bountiful has five drivers who work five days The drivers have quite a fan a week, eight to 10 hours a day base also. Many children will wave often without a break. They collect to the drivers some giving them over 500 cans per day per driver. pictures like the one below. The How many tons of garbage would drivers will also help if they see you guess they pick up in a week? someone trying to get their can to (This will be revealed later in the the street or know of some elderly article.) who are home bound if their can is not at the street will go get the can Here is what will make for them. Some drivers will receive things go smoother with a Christmas bonus of candy and your refuse: things. » Multiple containers need to If a driver is sick or on be placed at least five feet apart. vacation the city has substitutes » Containers must be placed called Bumpers. Also, the Landfill at least eight feet from mailboxes, Department deserves a special trees, vehicles, etc. shoutout. They are open six days » Container must be placed so a week for Bountiful residents handle faces your house. to dump off TVs, electronics, » Lid on garbage container construction waste, etc. Trucks must be closed when placed on dump off 450 tons of garbage at curb. Container lids left open the landfill every week. tend to cause container to blow After they are done with their over or spill trash when dumped. routes they go out and deliver Additional containers are available. replacement cans or additional » Limbs extending above rim of cans. In the winter after they are barrel cannot be dumped. Limbs done, they spend hours driving lodge in packing area of truck snowplows. before they come out of container. So, next time they come down » Construction, demolition or your street, wave, or honk. Let remodeling debris, concrete, dirt them know that they are special to Courtesy or plaster is not accepted. This Bountiful. Bountiful Sanitation worker Justin Harrison drives his route through the city. 22 Friday, July 24, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes the davis clipper Helping families heal after the loss of a loved one

o you think there have with the support of family and loved ones we have taken care of. In Mortuary and Cemetery have a been changes in the life of a friends. We need to have a spot to these situations there can still be an unique area called our Green burial D mortician? The changes might remember those we have lost. After open casket the virus is airborne and plots, which is registered with the not be what you think. They have this pandemic is over, we will have respiration has ceased and having state. We still sanitize the body, but been trained and taught from the very many Celebration of Life services the body cleansed, a slim chance of do not embalm. No vault in this beginning of their careers that they take place. We use YouTube or Zoom transference. We still recommend area. Willow or bamboo caskets or must be protected once they start for those who will not be able to that you do not touch the body, but if even a shroud. The plots are hand the process of embalming. They do come whether distant or shut-in to necessary, may give a kiss especially dug and filled in my hand. And the not know what disease a body might take part. if wearing a mask. gravestone is rock, which can be have whether it is HIV, Hepatitis We have had several COVID-19 We at Memorial Lake View engraved. or now COVID. So proper PPE’s are worn during this process. They must cleanse the body and disinfect. But now when the body is picked up, they must wear the PPE due to the virus. At the care facilities they are stopping them at the doors to check their temperatures and ask the questions regarding any recent illnesses, if they have been out of the country as not to expose the residents. We soak sheets and instruments are soaked in bleach water to help sterilize them. The big change has been in the viewing and services and not being able to be in church build- ings. It started out with 10 people, then 20, then 50 and now 99 socially distanced. They have not set a num- ber on outside graveside services if they are socially distanced, wearing masks. We offer Canapés coverings, chairs, and microphones. We sanitize all the chairs, microphones etc. after each service. It has been difficult for families not getting closure like in the past in the grieving process. We take workshops to help in the grieving process. Today, in the United States we are in a world that we are deny- ing death, with cremation saying that someday we will deal with it. Courtesy Having the service itself is important A view of the cemetery with the Bountiful Temple in the background. the davis clipper A Salute to our Essential Heroes Friday, July 24, 2020 23

courtesy HVAC technicians and staff are ready to serve the community with any air conditioning or heating needs. We want to help you from getting ‘hot’ under the collar

e have been extremely had negative results. Masks, gloves those who are homebound. Our We offer routine maintenance on fortunate at HVAC to and sanitizer are provided in our advice to homeowners is to do the your system with a/c tune-ups in the W be deemed “essential” efforts to keep them healthy as we essential things to keep your air con- spring and furnace tune-ups in the during this trying time as Utah has follow the recommended guidelines ditioning running optimally, just like fall. Should you need a new system we a booming construction industry to maintain their safety and those we you change the oil in your car, rotate want you to know that we are experts in both residential and commercial. work for and around. your tires, etc., you need to consider in the field of heating and cooling. We Being an essential business has been We are happy to provide main- doing the same maintenance on give free estimates and recommend challenging, needing to make sure tenance and repair, replacement your heating and cooling systems. It getting a second or third opinion that our employees stay safe and of your existing systems as well as is important to change your filters when it comes to replacement. healthy and providing the necessary new residential and commercial monthly, keep your registers open Being a family owned business tools in order to do that. installation. and air vents clear of furniture for we take pride in treating our cus- We are a local family owned During this time it is important to proper airflow. tomers the way we would want to be and operating business for over 34 be available when the temperatures If you should need service, rest treated, fair and honest. years here in Davis County with 23 are reaching highs in the 90s and assured our tech will have the proper We want everyone to stay safe employees. Several have been tested above, being without cooling this tools and training necessary to keep and healthy and are here to serve you for COVID-19 and luckily all have time of year can be dangerous to you and your family safe and healthy. if needed. 24 Friday, July 24, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes the davis clipper Barton Creek staff rallies to protect and care for residents

s the fear of COVID-19 crept into our lives, Barton Creek A Senior Living’s first thought was of our amazing residents, their loving families, and our dutiful staff. Immediately our staff was on board! “Thick or Thin we are in!” soon became all the staff’s motto, letting all our residents know that no matter what happened they would be here for them. Everyone loved this and we soon ordered shirts for our staff with their promise printed in bold red letters… “Thick or Thin, we are in!” Every employee is an essential worker and a true hero to every- one in our Barton Creek Family. Housekeeping, CNAs, med techs, servers, cooks, nurses, activities, therapists, administration, mainte- nance, residents, and families are all essential to us! It takes the help and commitment from each individual to give the best care for the people we admire and love courtesy the most. Barton Creek staff members Caitlin Tucker (left) and Jane Apgood with resident Don Olson. When we medical proudly remains COVID free by heroes of this COVID pandemic? were given volunteers, maintaining in strict compliance Follow health guidelines, social the oppor- and special with Utah Health Department distance, wear your masks, wash tunity to angels from Requirements and will continue to your hands, disinfect, and limit your acknowledge our commu- do so for the safety and well being risk to exposure. One day we will get our heroes, we nity donating of our residents, they are so worth the thumbs up that restrictions will knew we could not letters of love it all! Let’s keep protecting them! be lifted, let’s plan for the best and single it down to only and face masks. In a This truly is the “Best Generation” be ready for that day! We would like a few. It truly takes the strange way COVID-19 and in our opinion the strongest to thank all our families for being so help from everyone plus addi- has brought people together and generation too. The hardships they supportive in trusting us with the tional care from outside sources allowed us to support each other in have overcome in their lives are care of their parents. Keep up the like Home Health agencies, Hospice ways that have become ideal. unmeasurable. window visits, cheerful signs, and companies, doctors, pharmacies, Barton Creek Senior Living So how do you thank the many creative ways to express love! the davis clipper A Salute to our Essential Heroes Friday, July 24, 2020 25 If You Can Keep It

ne of our customers said the other the Declaration of Independence also declares day, as he was leaving our store: “Can that these rights were granted by our creator… O you believe that it’s already JULY?” I NOT the government. Our government was responded with a cursory smile, but I was silently created to PROTECT those rights. Our U. S. thinking, “I can’t believe it’s ONLY JULY!” We are Constitution, the highest law of the land, also now well into the 5th month of the Covid-19 EXPLICITLY PROTECTS our rights to Life and pandemic, but it seems to me like we have been Liberty. In my opinion, the government has failed dealing with this situation for a much longer its mandate to protect these unalienable rights time! I only mention this because thankfully, due during the Covid-19 era. to the loyalty of our customers, we have been On the final day of the Constitutional able to keep our store open through this entire Convention of 1787, Ben Franklin responded to Covid-19 episode. Early on, a few products like this question from a Mrs. Powell, a savvy, wealthy, Vitamin C, Zinc, Elderberry, and Colloidal Silver, ahead-of-her-time, political thinker: “What do we were mentioned in various news and media have, a republic or a monarchy?” she queried. Mr. outlets locally and nationally, as products that Franklin replied: “A republic, if you can keep it.” were helpful in fighting off and protecting us That leads me to ask these questions: CAN I keep against the virus. They were unavailable for an it? CAN YOU keep it? extended period, but now they are back again. Our Mormon pioneer ancestors were driven We have been pleased to provide our customers from within the borders of these United States and friends with the nutraceuticals they have to be able to exercise their rights to worship needed during this challenging time. It has been God on their own terms. THAT right was granted good to be part of the solution. to all citizens in the First Amendment to the From day one, we deemed ourselves to be an Constitution, adopted in 1791, as part of our Bill “essential business.” We took that position because of Rights. As you know, the pioneer’s hardships, we knew that many of our customers viewed privations, and sacrifices are well documented in us in the same light as others viewed their local many of their journals. Each of them paid a heavy pharmacy. Many other independent businessmen personal price for their religious freedom. It cost did not have that luxury. Those who owned barber them dearly to help “keep” this republic. We are shops, beauty salons, gyms, restaurants, and their beneficiaries; we stand on THEIR shoulders other types of businesses, were FORCED to close today. their doors, because THEY were designated as Unfortunately, our personal freedoms are “non-essential,” and their continued operation under threat from many sides; our unalienable was determined to be “not in the interest of rights are fragile. In the last few months, we have public health.” I found it ironic, and yes, somewhat seen that they can be curtailed, suspended, and courtesy SUSPECT, that at the same time, gathering to S teve Nelson, Owner even usurped by our elected officials, all in the WORSHIP was ALSO curtailed, because churches name of public health and/or safety. OUR DUTY, were deemed “non-essential.” State liquor stores, alcohol consumption has increased dramatically YOURS AND MINE, is to protect these God-given, however, were designated “essential businesses.” over the last few months, along with illicit drug unalienable rights of “Life, Liberty, and the pursuit Those liquor stores have remained open and use, child abuse, and domestic violence. What’s of Happiness.” They are some of our GREATEST continue to operate to this day. Capitalism, free WRONG with this picture? BLESSINGS. They DEFINE US, and they DEFINE enterprise, entrepreneurship, and the exercise My industry, the health food and supplement AMERICA. of our faith in God, were all prohibited, but the industry, is based on our unalienable rights of purchase and consumption of alcoholic beverages “Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness,” Steven Nelson, Owner was allowed. Utah State statistics show that granted to us in the Declaration of Independence; Take Two Nutrition 26 Friday, July 24, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes the davis clipper

(Left to right) John Park, Ryan Craner, Tom Craner and Alex Craner with Strategic Planning Group. The wealth management firm is an independent, hometown business on Main Street. courtesy photos Financial health during a pandemic

ver 35 years ago, Ryan Craner formative approach – the creation relationship with a hands-on, per- a written vision of their “Perfect got his start in retirement of a two-part Strategic Plan™ for sonalized focus, Strategic Planning Calendar.” For the first time in their O planning and investment each client family, a comprehensive Group guides each client to develop adult lives they will have all their management. At that time, the blueprint charting the best possible a “Perfect Calendar” to remember time available to pursue things that financial planning industry was going course to financial security. their true focus in life. are most important to them. through many changes. Ryan realized With founding principles of These strategies can be very Strategic Planning Group has a there was a disconnect in the way written strategic plans going back complex and sometimes stressful, long history of advising clients on financial institutions distributed decades, Strategic Planning Group but this is only 50% of the planning consumer protection and awareness. products and services. He decided brings together all the disciplines that clients need. What is the other When you consider all the sales to start his own firm, which was that a sophisticated client needs: 50%? It is “Perfect Calendar” and campaigns and harmful mistakes how Strategic Planning Group was Tax strategy/accounting, legal/estate lifestyle planning. Many Americans surrounding retirement and financial eventually born. strategy, investment management take very little time to consider decisions, this is an important edu- Now, Strategic Planning Group is strategy, and retirement strategy. or plan out what they will do in cation that they provide their clients. a proudly, independent hometown The multi-disciplinary approach retirement. Strategic Planning They offer a no questions asked S.O.S. wealth management firm located where the CPA, the attorney, and the Group likes to call retirement Second Opinion Service where an on Historic Main Street in Bountiful, investment and financial advisor are “Perfect Calendar.” They see cou- individual can get an analysis of any Utah with a global reach, managing all sitting around one table is a very ples fall into activities or routines kind of proposal or sales pitch they nearly $300 million in assets for powerful concept for the client. With that they do not even really like. may have received. about 600 client households. the goal from the very beginning of This is human nature. They mentor Do you know how to retire? They are proud of their trans- creating a long-term client/advisor their clients and insist they have They do. the davis clipper A Salute to our Essential Heroes Friday, July 24, 2020 27 Many hands work together at Ogden Clinic

he COVID-19 pan- demic has impacted T the healthcare industry in a unique way, demanding fast and strategic action from healthcare groups across the country. At Ogden Clinic, it has con- tinued to take many hands working together to meet the needs of our community. Since March, eight Ogden Clinic Urgent Care facilities are actively performing COVID-19 screens outside or in an isolated area of the clinic. All patients entering the clinic receive tempera- ture checks at the door and wear masks while inside. Ogden Clinic’s dedicated staff members are taking extra safety precautions so that routine healthcare can continue seamlessly. It is safe to come in for specialist visits, labs and physicals, and most elective surgeries, thanks to the heightened safety measures in place. Patients also have the option of staying home and using Telemedicine for many types of health visits. Appointments may look a little different these days, but it’s your cooperation that allows us to continue pro- viding quality healthcare to the community. Learn more about COVID-19 initiatives or schedule an appointment at ogdenclinic.com.

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courtesy T he staff at Creekside has gone above and beyond to keep residents safe and cared for. Creekside offers service, inspiration, integrity and joy

he staff at Creekside effort to bring our mission state- staff at Creekside Senior Living, who are struggling to adapt to Senior Living has diligently ment to life so that our residents whether it be a member from our the CDC and state guidelines for T been working to protect can have optimism and peace of front desk, nursing, housekeeping, preventing and controlling the our residents from the harm of mind during this difficult time. dining or activities team, have all spread of this virus. We thank all COVID-19. Our mission statement It takes a tremendous amount of gone “above and beyond” to keep frontline workers for their valiant involves four key words: SERVICE, effort to effectively maintain all our residents cared for and safe. effort in treating and preventing INSPIRATION, INTEGRITY and JOY. the guidance given to assisted The members of our staff have also the senior community from the During these past few months, we living facilities from the State remained empathetic to both the harm and spread of COVID-19. have seen our staff put forth the of Utah and Davis County. Our residents and the family members the davis clipper A Salute to our Essential Heroes Friday, July 24, 2020 29 You will tell your children and grandchildren about 2020

When ‘How are you?’ became a real question instead of just a greeting reviously our lives were measured as before 9/11 and P after 9/11. The year 2020 has given us a new “before and after” measuring stick. As the news reports became significantly scarier on a day-to-day basis, we were immedi- ately concerned for our family; the at-risk members, our home-school- ing daughters-in-law, and especially our son who was serving as a missionary in Ecuador. Next, our thoughts turned to our business and the 65 employees who represent the best crew anyone could ask for. As the world began to shut down, we were certain our days in business were numbered, but felt confident that we could weather a short courtesy photos storm, since we naively thought this D airy Queen Team, Centerville Dairy Queen Team, Woods Cross pandemic would pass in less than a month. Then reality hit! And it hit don’t have a drive-thru option. We for working, and even give generous fought for survival during this time. hard! We braced ourselves for the were flattered to be considered tips. Fast food employment is often When we implemented a mask worst as we became more and more “essential” though we struggled daily, not a teenager or adult’s first choice requirement at one of our two local limited in the services we could offer. asking ourselves if it was fair to ask of employment but their status in Dairy Queens, people have mostly We have a new respect for our our staff to come to work during a the community has been elevated as responded positively, with just a few local health department for their pandemic. They rose to the occasion, people have expressed their appreci- belligerent customers in person, tireless efforts in finding ways for providing the public with the com- ation and made statements like, “We and a couple of negative comments us to remain open while keeping fort foods that truly were essential as are going to keep you employed!” online, one of which threatened that our staff and the public safe. The a coping mechanism for the upheaval Our mindset has changed. We are all businesses who require masks public health orders would arrive in their lives. They adhered to every essential! When the governor asked will suffer in the future as people are via email around 8 p.m. and go into guideline and have demonstrated people to get takeout three times keeping track of this requirement effect at midnight. That left us to maturity and responsibility through- a week, we felt it! We also knew we and will refuse to ever support them lay awake all night trying to figure out the experience. They are not needed to return the favor, so we again. We have stood our ground out the best way to implement the the stereotypical teenagers who are ordered delivery and takeout from and appreciate those who have been latest guidelines. The Davis County irresponsibly spreading the disease the restaurants near us that don’t supportive. Health Department has been quick and we are so proud of them! have drive-thrus. We paid it forward We already love the community to respond with answers to our We have seen a new attitude from by taking ice cream treats and gift in which we have lived for more than questions and support. the customers who previously were cards to the local lunch ladies who 30 years, but there is deeper love and We were overwhelmed by the impatient and demanding at times. were handing out lunches every appreciation that has grown and will community support and impressed They are now patient during the day. We have been saddened by the remain. These are times never to be by the creativity of businesses that long lines, thank the staff profusely closures of small businesses who forgotten. 30 Friday, July 24, 2020 A Salute to our Essential Heroes the davis clipper 31

Supplement to the Davis Clipper The Publication For & About the active generation of Davis County August 2020 Natin o al Online Medicare S enior Citizens Day 101 classes offered in August

Wednesday, Aug. 12 @ 2 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 26 @ 6 p.m.

To Join go to: »»meet.google.com »»Meeting code is: pcz-mhhp-mzg »»Click Join »»Questions: Call 801-525-5050 opt 5

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ational Senior Citizens Day is Aug. 21. It was created to give back to the seniors that For all they have impacted our lives and those who have alreadyN given so much. Changing demographics have achieved due to improved healthcare has enabled our older citizens to contribute more years of productivity throughout life and than ever before. This has allowed many to seek “ second careers and serve as role models for the for all they continue younger generations. For all that they have done, we owe our seniors our thanks and gratitude. Back to accomplish, we in 1988 former President Ronald Reagan was honor- owe older citizens ing seniors when he signed Proclamation 5847. “Throughout our history, older people have our thanks and a achieved much for our families, our communities, and our country. That remains true today, and heartfelt salute.” gives us ample reason this year to reserve a spe- cial day in honor of the senior citizens who mean » President Ronald Reagan so much to our land,” Reagan proclaimed. “For all they have achieved throughout life and for all they and services they need to continue to lead lives of continue to accomplish, we owe older citizens independence and dignity.” our thanks and a heartfelt salute. We can best demonstrate our gratitude and esteem by making sure that our communities are good places in https://agesafeamerica.com/ which to mature and grow older – places in which august-21-national-senior-citizens-day/ older people can participate to the fullest and can by agesafe | Aging Parents, Aging-in-Place, find the encouragement, acceptance, assistance, Senior Home Safety | 32 Friday, July 24, 2020 Senior Living The Davis Clipper S tay connected by Debbie Draper conference call. Connect to your S enior Centers Manager roots, find that missing ancestor and learn how your story is unique and Since March, life as we knew it interesting. Write it down and share changed, we rearranged schedules, with your family. Now is a great time stayed home, and adapted to the to go on a vacation; a virtual vacation. “new normal.” In retrospect, I have You can stream natural attractions seen many resilient individuals who such as the cherry blossoms in DC have made the most of the new or the Northern Lights; join in virtual situation by learning new things, museum tours and become the envy adopting technology to assist them of all your friends as you describe to stay connected, and reaching out your travel experiences to them. to others for help with their needs. Some other fun things you could To you, I say congratulations and try or retry, pick up a childhood thank you! hobby and make music again. As I know there is quite a bit of a child, I recall sitting at the piano uncertainty about things and many for hours practicing until I thought people are wondering when all my fingers would fall off. Today, I’m this will come to an end. It may grateful for that persistent mother even seem scary right now; social who enjoyed listening to me pound, distancing doesn’t mean you can’t as I can sit now for hours and play to stay healthy and find new ways to calm my nerves, relax my mind, and connect with others. This experience just enjoy the moment. is all about finding peace in the little Speaking of the moment, take moments. Let me offer some sugges- some time each day for yourself. getty images tions that may help. You may think that staying home is and sleep well. Avoid screen time with a side of gratitude. Find positive First, start by asking family and taking time for yourself, but I suggest at least one hour before bedtime, and uplifting new stories. Engage close friends to help you set up any that you slow down your everyday create some white noise with a fan with others and stay connected. new devices. Or, ask them to help routine: watch the sunrise or sunset; or smartphone app. Contact your Davis County you create a conference call line look through an old yearbook or Most importantly, think about Senior Activity Centers for additional that you can call three or four of photo album; enjoy an afternoon cup those things that make you smile. information or help to participate in your close friends at once and talk of tea. Start your day with a good breakfast virtual activities, 801-525-5050. together like you were sitting across Eating well, sleeping well, and the table and enjoying a morning staying active are important all the coffee. Join a social media platform time. Try some new stretching exer- that most of your family and friends cises every day, take the dog for a are currently on, this makes it walk (be sure to social distance from easier to stay connected if you know others), jazz your routine up with someone. some lively music, and challenge Create new learning experiences others to do the same. Eating well and do something that you always is sometimes difficult. Make your wanted to do or try. Learning new meal a special occasion, bring out things is a great way to keep your the good “china,” set the table with a spirits up and your mind sharp. Take tablecloth and cloth napkins, make a class – enroll in an online class a favorite childhood meal, and enjoy! and share your new knowledge with Get a good night’s rest, create an others on social media or on your environment that will help you relax Friday, July 24, 2020 33 The Arts & Entertainment i n davis County showcase

by Kathy Riggs U tah State University Extension amily vacations are a great time to bond as a family and get away from work and other responsibilities.F However, this year it may be wiser to use vacation funds to pay off debt or add to that “rainy day” fund (which may have already come Staycations in handy this year). In addition, there are still travel restrictions in place in a great some locations, and popular parks and recreation areas may not be fully open until late summer. option With that in mind, a staycation may be a good alternative this year. A staycation can mean either staying at home or remaining close by while this enjoying local, regional or state attrac- tions. This can help you save money on travel costs, and it is also a way to summer support the local and state economy. Online travel guides like www. visitutah.com/places-to-go/ are great for planning your staycation, and you could do something different every week. One week you might focus on usu extension national or state parks; another on “free campsites in Utah,” and go from bodies of water for fishing or playing; there. If you want something with a another could be visiting historical sites few more accommodations, and are and museums; and don’t forget all the willing to pay, there are thousands of great hiking and biking trails around. sites to choose from. You can search If short day trips around the area for these locations at www.utah.com/ seem to be too much, or the sites seem camping. to attract too many people, consider a true staycation. Use the backyard, and Entertainment camp out in a tent, under the trampo- Unfortunately, some of the “must line or on the deck. If you don’t have see” entertainment options around a backyard, ask to borrow one from a the state have been cancelled this year. neighbor or family member, or spend That doesn’t mean there aren’t options, an evening together playing games, but it may require some “sleuthing” or watching a movie, eating popcorn or research. Search community calendars making s’mores over the grill. for free concerts, drive-in movie nights If you do feel like getting outside or patriotic celebrations. or seeing nearby sites, consider the following suggestions: Outdoor Recreation Utah is a very picturesque state State Parks with a variety of mountains, deserts, Did you know Utah is home to canyons, rivers and lakes. Check out 43 state parks and recreation areas? options for everything from off-road- These include everything from historic ing to horseback riding and more Puebloan ruins and petroglyphs to at https://utah.com/things-to-do/ wetlands, wildlife, and of course, our outdoor-recreation. famous red rock. For info, visit https:// Many times, families want to www.myutahparks.com/things-to-do/ plan vacations where they can be utah-state-parks. entertained, stay in hotels or cruise to foreign locations. This year things Camping are different, but involving the family There are over 240 free campsites in creating a unique vacation closer throughout Utah. It may require some to home can be a fun, new experience homework to find sites that fit your and can encourage family unity in a needs, but try an Internet search on new way. 34 Friday, July 24, 2020 Community & Personal Interest in Life Davis County Nine Tips for Safe Summer Picnics by Melanie Jewkes U tah State University Extension ummertime is here, and after a long spring, many people are eagerS to get outside and socialize. Although there is no current evidence to support transmission of COVID-19 through food or food packaging, there are definite precautions to take when planning potlucks and picnics this summer. As we know, the chance of exposure to the disease increases when we gather, and can come from coughing, sneez- ing and even just talking. While large groups are still not recommended, here are nine best practices to keep in mind if you choose to gather with family and friends:

Gather in small groups and avoid close contact. Gather1. outside to help guests spread out and stay dis- tanced, and place lawn chairs at least six feet apart. If you are unable to social distance, wear a face mask.

Provide hand sanitizer. Guests can use it when USU Extension they2. arrive and before they utensils. Also, don’t share or object that has the virus limit visiting friends and fresh fruits and vegetables eat or touch food. food with people outside on it, then touching his or family without an urgent before preparing. Separate your immediate family. her mouth, nose or eyes. need. raw meat from fresh foods Limit hand-to-food while cutting, cleaning and contact. If possible, offer Keep the food and Cover your coughs and Continue to follow storing. Do not place cooked individually3. packaged foods. serving areas out of the sneezes. Use a tissue if general food safety meats on a dirty plate that For example, instead of reach5. of children. Germs can possible,7. and dispose of it. practices.9. Remember to once held raw meat. Cook providing a large bag of chips spread easily if many hands Be sure to wash your hands properly clean, separate, food to appropriate internal for everyone, purchase small, touch the same things. Have after coughing or sneezing. cook and chill your foods to temperatures to destroy individual-sized bags. adults prepare plates for avoid food-borne illnesses. harmful microorganisms. children. Be aware of how you Clean your hands and the Chill foods and avoid leaving Avoid sharing items feel. If you are feeling preparation and cooking them out at room tem- with others. If you Clean and disinfect 8.any symptoms, avoid gath- surfaces frequently. Wash perature for more than two 4.are serving the food buffet frequently touched ering with others and stay cutting boards and all hours. Use coolers and ice style, have one person serve surfaces6. often. We know that home. If you are considered utensils in hot, soapy water to keep cold foods cold and so it eliminates multiple a person can contract the high-risk, it is still recom- or in the dishwasher after heating sources to keep hot people from touching serving virus by touching a surface mended to stay home and each use. Always wash foods hot. The Davis Clipper life Friday, July 24, 2020 35 T ake precautions against obituaries mosquito bites Pamela Jean Dolar 1950-2020 there were 21 confirmed human cases of WNV Pamela Jean Dolar passed away While COVID-19 has captured peacefully at her home in Lake throughout the state, including two people who Havasu, AZ on July 8, 2020, at the much of the state’s attention, public passed away due to WNV infection. age of 69. health officials across Utah are A majority of people infected by this Pamela was born in Long Beach, virus (70–80%) won't notice any CA on Nov. 22, 1950 to Guy and reminding all residents Patricia Wierman and grew up symptoms while some people in Lakewood, CA. She graduated who plan to spend may experience flu-like from Lakewood High in 1968. Pam some or all of the symptoms or worse. The married John Dolar on June 1, 1973 elderly and people with in Norwalk, CA. They were married upcoming holiday poor immune systems for 47 years. They lived in Chino for 45 years and recently moved to weekend outside are at higher risk for their home in Lake Havasu. to protect them- symptomatic disease. Pam’s first job was with Household International where The most serious she and John met. After working there for several years, her selves from cases can lead to hos- next job was with the Internal Revenue Service. Pam started as a revenue officer, and after several years became a fraud mosquito bites. pitalization, disability, technical advisor. Her job was to train revenue officers how So far, no human or death. Symptoms to detect fraud at the IRS. She retired in 2013 after 25 years cases of West Nile of the severe form of service. virus (WNV) have of WNV include high After retirement, Pam volunteered for the Chino Police fever, severe headache Department and the city of Chino. Her hard work and been reported and hundreds of hours locating missing persons helped in closing only one positive and stiff neck, disori- dozens of “closed files.” Pam received many awards from the mosquito pool has been entation, and confusion. city, county and state representatives for her exceptional reported. But according If you are experiencing work. She was the city of Chino’s representative at the Los symptoms of WNV, please Angeles County Fair in 2016. to Hannah Rettler, epi- At an earlier time in her life, Pam enjoyed sky diving, demiologist with the Utah contact your healthcare boating and parasailing on the Colorado River with her family Department of Health (UDOH), provider immediately. and friends. WNV surveillance in Utah is Pam will be greatly missed by her family, the people it is likely we will begin to see getty images increased mosquito activity soon. underway and will continue into early she worked with, and the many friends that knew her. Her fall. For more information, call your local health beautiful smile and wonderful personality will always be “Just because no human cases have been remembered. Not a day will go by that she is not thought of. reported doesn’t mean mosquitoes aren’t active. department or visit www.health.utah.gov/wnv. Pam is survived by her husband, John; her brother, Kim Taking simple precautions to avoid mosquito bites Throughout the WNV season, the UDOH web site (Beverly); and many nieces and nephews. She is preceded in is the best way to reduce your risk for infection,” will be updated each Wednesday with available death by her parents, Guy and Patricia Wierman. A private family service is pending. says Rettler. She offers these tips: detection information.

» Wear long-sleeves, long pants, and socks while outdoors and use an insect repellent with People 20%-30% DEET, which is safe to use during pregnancy. Repellents are not recommended for children younger than two months of age. » The hours from dusk to dawn are peak biting times for many mosquitoes. Consider reschedul- ing outdoor activities that occur during evening or early morning. » Mosquitoes lay their eggs in standing water. Remove any puddles of water or standing water including in pet dishes, flower pots, wading and swimming pools, buckets, tarps, and tires. » Report bodies of stagnant water to your local Mosquito Abatement District (MAD). Visit http:// B irthday www.umaa.org/ for a list of MADs. » Keep doors, windows, and screens in good Allan Troop condition and make sure they fit tightly. Happy birthday Dad! Consult with an immunization travel clinic We love you and » your great example. before traveling to areas that may have mosqui- You have taught us to-borne illness such as Zika or dengue and take many things but the necessary precautions. the greatest lesson is you have taught us how to love. Our Rettler adds, “It is important to remember that lives will be forever WNV can cause very serious illness, especially blessed because we in individuals older than 50 and those who are got to call you “Dad.” immune compromised.” Love Mom, Alisa, WNV is usually transmitted to humans through David, Caroline, Mary, Lynnae, Bradley and the bite of an infected mosquito. In Utah in 2019, Steven. 36 Friday, July 24, 2020 life The Davis Clipper teleo visi n guide

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When will “The Young and I would imagine it would be a few I was a huge fan of the professional acting career with the Restless” return with new weeks to a month after they begin long-running family drama the role of Jimmy Moon on “7th episodes?Q: — E.S. filming. “7thQ: Heaven” and have been Heaven.” The only daytime drama to Denise Richards, who plays Shauna wondering if Matthew Linville, who *** continue with new episodes on “B&B,” recently talked about all the played the recurring character of Where can I see the new Tom duringA: the pandemic has been new safety measures in place since her Jimmy Moon, is any relation to the Hanks World War II movie? NBC’s “Days of Our Lives.” While return to the set, including that the late actor Larry Linville, who played IsQ: it in theaters? I know that some production was shut down for all of crew would wear masks. A publicist for the sniveling Major Frank Burns on movie theaters are showing older Hollywood, “Days” reportedly had the show also stated “M*A*S*H”? I had movies, but what about this new six months of episodes that hadn’t that mannequins noticed a bit of a one? — D.K. aired yet. CBS just announced that would be used in resemblance between Oscar winner Tom Hanks stars “The Bold and the Beautiful” would scenes that required the two. — T.M. in “Greyhound,” a biographical begin airing new episodes the week “touching,” but if that I haven’t been filmA: set during WWII. It’s not in of July 20, and it appears that the touching involved able to find movie theaters and is available to remaining soaps – CBS’ “The Young more intimacy, as soap anyA: link that states watch only through the AppleTV+ and the Restless” and ABC’s “General operas often require, former child actor streaming service, which is just $4.99 Hospital” – are getting closer to the stars’ significant Matthew Linville is a month for access to all its content, filming new stories. others would step in related to the late not just this one movie. (Go to Apple. As of this writing, “Y&R” had for the mannequins, even wearing a Larry Linville of “M*A*S*H.” According com to get started). planned to be back on the set in wig if needed. For example, Richards’ to IMBd.com, Larry was married five mid-July, with “GH” soon after that. real-life husband, Aaron Phypers, is times before his death in 2000 at the According to Deadline.com, “Days” doubling as Ridge Forrester in any love age of 60, but he had only one child, Send me your questions at has set a tentative date of Sept. 1 to scenes with her. (Ridge is normally a daughter named Kelly. [email protected], or write return to production. As for when played by actor Thorsten Kaye.) Matthew, who was born in 1983, me at KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive, Orlando, the new episodes will begin airing, *** appears to have concluded his FL 32803. (c) 2020 King Features Synd., Inc.

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by Faith Heaton Jolley your arrow can handle, your arrow D ivision of Wildlife Resources could fly off target or even shatter or break as you release it. The general-season archery bull »»Sharpening your broadhead elk permits (which are unlimited) ar t chery hun arrows. went on sale online on July 16. That When you sharpen your broad- archery hunt and the buck mule deer heads, take your time, and be careful. archery hunt begins Saturday, Aug. Your broadheads need to be razor 15 and runs until Sept 11. If you will sharp before you go out into the field. be archery hunting this fall, there are But make sure you don’t cut yourself several ways you can prepare for the while sharpening them. hunt and stay safe while out in the field. »»Practice shooting as much as While archery hunting doesn’t possible. involve firearms, it does present some Use the same broadheads, you’ll unique risks that hunters should be use during the hunt so you become aware of. familiar with them. The DWR has two public shooting ranges that are a great Safety guidelines place to practice before the hunt. With some knowledge and prepa- »»Get permission. ration, it is easy to stay safe while You must obtain written permis- hunting. Here are some general safety sion from private landowners before tips for archery hunting: hunting on their property or using their property to access public land. If »»Tree stand safety you can’t obtain written permission, Before placing a portable tree find another access point to your stand in a tree, be sure to check the hunting unit. stand’s weight rating. Make sure it will support both your weight and the »»Know what to do once you take weight of your equipment. Another a shot. risk is falling while you’re climbing the Watch the animal and determine tree or falling from your stand, once the direction it took. Then, go to the you reach it. Another risk is trying to spot where you last saw the animal carry your equipment with you, as you and find your arrow. If there’s blood climb the tree. Hunters should not on it, and if you have a compass, take attempt that. Instead, attach a haul a bearing on the direction the animal line to your equipment, leaving plenty went. Then, wait 30 minutes before of slack in the line. Then, attach your tracking it. If you track the animal safety harness to the tree and start too soon, you can spook it into run- climbing, holding the haul line in one ning. If you wait at least 30 minutes hand or tied to your belt. After you’re before tracking it, most of the deer on your stand, use your haul line to lift and elk you shoot will be found dead your equipment to you. within a reasonable distance of your Hunters should remember that it starting point, saving you a lot of is illegal to build a tree stand on land time and hiking. managed by the U.S. Forest Service »»Tracking the animal. or the Bureau of Land Management. When you track an animal, look for Only portable stands can be used in blood not only on the ground, but also those areas. Heidi Heckethorn on the brush. If you begin to lose the »»Don’t leave your arrows an elk that is beyond the maximum sure the laminations on your bow are animal’s trail, tie a piece of biodegrad- uncovered range you’re comfortable shooting. not flaking or separating, and make able marking tape near the last blood Broadhead arrows are extremely Also, before you release your arrow, sure the strings on your bow are not spot. Then, search for the animal’s sharp, so it is a risk to carry one in make sure of your target and what’s fraying. If you have a compound bow, trail by walking a circular pattern out your hand or nock one in your bow beyond it. make sure the pulleys and cables are from the tape. The tape will serve before you’re ready to shoot. Hunters in good shape. Also, make sure your as a marker that will let you know should not remove arrows from their Preparation tips arrow’s spline (the stiffness of the where you started. Also, tying tape at quiver until it’s time to shoot. Here are some basic preparation arrow’s shaft) matches your bow’s the locations of the last three or four »»Know your target tips: draw weight. If your bow’s draw Never take a shot at a deer or Check your equipment. Make weight produces more force than see archery hunt » 39 The Davis Clipper sports Friday, July 24, 2020 39 archery hunt 10 tips for safe recreation in L ocal « Continued from page 38 blood spots you see and Utah’s Wildlife Country fishing then standing away from the tape and looking at by Terry Messmer • Do not put trash in the fire pit and the trail can help you U tah State University Extension burn it. reports visualize the direction » Stay alert when hiking or biking, and the animal went. Outdoor recreation in Utah contributes stay on designated trails. Wildlife are most Bountiful Lake:  »»Finding the animal. more than $13 billion to the economy, active at dawn and dusk. Fishing is slow to fair. An angler we Once you’ve found generates over $800 million in tax revenues » Always hike, jog or bike with a compan- visited with recently caught a rainbow the animal you shot, and provides jobs for more than 100,000 ion, and make noise to alert animals of your trout that was around 10 inches check to see if its eyes people, according to data from the Outdoor presence. long. Other anglers we visited with Industry Association. Keep children safe when hiking. Keep hadn’t caught any fish yet. With the are open. If they’re not, » hot weather, try fishing early in the the animal probably Major outdoor recreation activities them within the group or in sight just ahead morning and late in the evening. isn’t dead. If its eyes are include camping, hiking, fishing, wildlife of your group. viewing and biking. These activities are con- Make noise to alert wildlife of your East Canyon Reservoir & State open, touch one of the »  eyes with a long stick. If sidered quiet recreation because they do not presence, and void wearing ear buds or Park (Blue Ribbon): the animal is still alive, involve motorized vehicles. Quiet recreation headphones that prevent you from hearing Fishing is good. A group of anglers who fished recently near Big Rock touching one of the eyes complies with Governor Herbert’s guidance approaching wildlife. Being “plugged in” also caught 5 wipers. The longest was 12 with a long stick will to maintain social distancing to mitigate the prevents you from enjoying the sounds of inches long, so the fish were small. keep you out of harm’s community spread of COVID-19. nature. They were using worms. way and alert you to the As more people recreate outdoors, » Stay away from animal carcasses, as Echo Reservoir:  fact that it’s still alive. the chance of encountering wildlife also there could be an unseen predator guarding increases. The nature of these encounters its meal. Fishing is fair. An angler recently Once the animal is dead, caught a few yellow perch. The perch field dress and cool will depend on people’s knowledge about » Do not toss food or trash along trails. were around 6 inches. Try using a jig the meat immediately. tipped with perch meat or a meal Temperatures are worm. Another angler caught one usually warm during the rainbow trout while fishing from a boat. fall archery hunt, which Farmington Pond:  can cause the meat to Make sure No recent fishing report. If you have spoil quickly. no 'uninvited' a report, please email hayleysmith@ Learn about fire guests come to your utah.gov. restrictions beforehand. picnic table when Kaysville Ponds:  Check to see if camp- you're in Utah's wildlife country. Fishing is fair. Recently, an angler fires are allowed in the caught a good-sized channel catfish. area where you’ll hunt. Another angler reported catching If campfires are allowed, several channel catfish. Try using a make sure it’s com- worm or pieces of a hot dog. pletely extinguished Ogden River :  before you leave it. Pour Fishing is good. An angler recently water on the fire, stir it, caught several brown trout. For fly add more water and stir anglers, try using a dry nymph fly. again until it is cold to usu extension the touch. If it’s too hot Utah’s wildlife habitats. Irresponsible » When hiking with pets, keep them Pineview Reservoir (Blue Ribbon):  to touch, it’s too hot to recreation, particularly when camping, can supervised and under control. Dogs off leash endanger you and your family as well as can chase, injure or kill wildlife, and it is Fishing is good. Anglers are catching leave. good-sized smallmouth bass. Yellow Research about other campers. If a wild animal receives a against the law for dogs to harass wildlife. In perch, black crappie, and green sunfish scheduled prescribed food reward, it will likely seek out other addition, your pet can be seriously injured if are also being caught. Try using burns in your hunting areas frequented by humans for food. This attacked by a wild animal. traditional baits and methods. behavior can result in human injury as well Observe from a distance. Viewing unit. If your hunting unit » Weber River (Blue Ribbon): includes land managed as the removal or death of wildlife. animals in the wild can be exciting, but  Consider these tips to help you enjoy keep your distance. If you encounter wildlife by the U.S. Forest Service Fishing is fair to good. An angler or by the Bureau of Land Utah’s great outdoors safely. on a trail, stay at least 50 feet, or three car recently caught 2 good-sized trout. Management, you should » When camping, keep food properly lengths, away from the animal. Always give He was using a worm. Another angler be aware that these stored and out of sight. If an animal can see the animal a clear escape route. Crowding it caught a good-sized brown trout on a agencies will occasion- or smell food inside your tent, camp trailer can cause it to attack. dry fly. ally have prescribed or vehicle, it may try to break in. To prevent » Be aware that Utah is home to several Willard Bay Reservoir fires in an area in order this: species of venomous rattlesnakes. Snakes (Blue Ribbon):  to reduce wildlife risks • Secure food and trash in odor-free, can hide on open trails and dense grasses. Fishing is great for channel catfish. An and to improve habitat. bear-proof containers. Look carefully before you set your hands or angler trolling from a boat recently Sometimes these • Keep food and strong-smelling toiletries feet down or sit. Always stay on paths and caught 10 channel catfish and 1 walleye prescribed burns may 100 yards away from your sleeping area. cleared areas, and wear closed-toed shoes during a 2-hour trip. Another angler caught 16 channel catfish, also during occur during a hunting • Hang trash or food 10 feet above the while hiking. a 2-hour trip. The catfish both anglers season. Check with the ground and 10 feet from the trunk of caught averaged 20 inches in length. managing land agency in trees. Both anglers caught the fish trolling advance for details. • Do not leave pet food or dishes outside. For more information, visit WildAwareUtah.org. nightcrawlers on a bottom bouncer. 40 Friday, July 24, 2020 FREE Clas s ifieds Submit your classified ads at www.davisclipper.com or fax them to 801-295-3044 or call 801-295-2251 ext. 100. 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The Board of Canvassers for Davis County has prepared hedges, mowing, hauling, US CLEAN YOUR YARD, 31-5244 (U9312): Utah Department of Transportation is/are a report of the election results for the 2020 Primary Election. sod, sprinkling system, con- MOW YOUR LAWN. CALL seeking a nonuse period for 0.0097 cfs from groundwater (Woods A copy of this report is available at www.DavisVotes.com, or crete, flat work. 385-299-2566 US TODAY! 801-755-7706 or Cross Area) for IRRIGATION; STOCKWATERING. it may be viewed in person at the Davis County Clerk’s Office or 801-472-6743. 801-295-8095. 31-5245 (U9310): Utah Department of Transportation is/are at 61 South Main Street, Farmington Utah 84037. A copy may [email protected] seeking a nonuse period for 0.0216 cfs from groundwater (Woods GENERAL CLEAN UP! also be requested by calling the Clerk/Auditors office at 801- Cross Area) for IRRIGATION; STOCKWATERING. 451-3508. C-5165 7/24 ***WEEKLY LAWN South Davis Area. 31-5246 (U19665): Utah Department of Transportation is/are MOWING*** TREES, SHRUBS, MOWING, THE FOLLOWING property will be sold or otherwise disposed seeking a nonuse period for 0.0079 cfs from groundwater (Wood Mowing, trimming, edg- hedges, flower beds, railroad of at an auction at D&B Hayes Storage, 571 West 900 South, Cross Area) for IRRIGATION; STOCKWATERING. ing, fertilizing, sprinklers, ties, sod, landscape rocks, Bountiful/Woods Cross. 31-5247 (U9308): Utah Department of Transportation is/are yard work. Davis Coun- tree trimming/removal, garage Unit # 74 Shawn Smith, 10 W. 1470 S., Farmington, UT seeking a nonuse period for 0.0098 cfs from groundwater (Woods ty. 34yrs in business. and shed clean-up, hauling, The sale will be sometime after July 31, 2020. C-5162 7/17-24 Cross Area) for IRRIGATION; STOCKWATERING. 801-292-0450 concrete flat work. Affordable 31-5248 (U14476): Utah Department of Transportation is/are rates, references. Senior Dis- SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Case Number 203700193 seeking a nonuse period for 0.0212 cfs from groundwater (Woods ***SPRINKLERS*** count. Dan 801-518-7365. All types of repairs & upgrades. Judge Edwards Cross Area) for IRRIGATION; STOCKWATERING. Winterizing, New installs. We **YARD-LAWN-SPRIN- VALERIE PEREZ, Petitioner 31-5249 (U9306): Utah Department of Transportation is/are Do IT All! Lic/Ins. Since 1987. KLERS** v. seeking a nonuse period for 0.0216 cfs from groundwater (Woods 801-292-0450. Weekly Mowing. Yard BRENDA MENDEZ, Respondent Cross Area) for IRRIGATION; STOCKWATERING. Work (light & heavy duty). The State of Utah to: Brenda Mendez 31-5250 (U9309): Utah Department of Transportation is/are MIKA LANDSCAPE Sprinkler Repairs & Upgrades. A lawsuit has been started against you. You must respond in seeking a nonuse period for 0.008 cfs from groundwater (Woods All Kinds of landscaping, clean Landscaping from A-Z. We writing for the court to consider your side. 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Reich C-5158 7/10-24 Classified deadline Public Hearing West Bountiful City Council will hold a hearing on Tuesday, Au- CENTERVILLE CITY Monday 4 p.m. gust 4, 2020 at 7:30 pm, to receive public comment regarding NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON the proposed vacation the east public utility easement and five FISCAL YEAR 2021 BUDGET Notice is hereby given that the Centerville City Council will hold feet of the rear (north) public utility and drainage easement of a public hearing on Tuesday, August 4, 2020 at 7:00 pm, or as the property at 862 W. Heritage Pointe Circle, so the property soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, at Centerville City Legal deadline owner can build a detached garage. The hearing will be held Hall, 250 N. Main, to receive public comment on the Fiscal Year electronically via Zoom. Call-in details will be available on the city 2021 amended budget. 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he people of Northern Europe are sometimes called the Norse. Long ago, the Norse people believed in many gods and goddesses. Let’s meet some!

Odin was one of the Norse gods. It was said that he created the universe. He was the god of magic, wisdom, war, poetry, and the alphabet.

A Norse origin myth says that Odin and his two younger brothers, Vili and Ve, killed the frost giant Ymir. They used Ymir’s bones, blood, and flesh to form the universe.

The goddess Frigg was Odin’s wife and she alone HEIMDALL could sit with him on his UNIVERSE high seat, or throne. She Legend says that ALPHABET was the goddess of motherhood and had the power to tell the future. G O T E B A H P L A Odin created the RAINBOW rst man and D S U O O O L L E W woman from two WISDOM di erent trees. ORIGIN F N N N R W A A S O Circle every third letter to Odin created a city for the gods ASGARD N E O I I D R S S B discover what called Asgard. It was connected MAGIC kind. to the world of humans by a S I G S M V A G N N KEBLYMSTVRLERE DALSKHNTMRJEWE rainbow bridge. FRIGG NORSE E I D I A R E A O I Heimdall was the GRASS N O E O G M Y R R A guardian of the gates of Asgard. He guarded the BONES M H F R I G G D S R rainbow bridge and needed very WELL T H O R C T H S E E little sleep. He could hear grass ODIN grow. He could hear the wool Odin is often pictured with two ravens, two wolves and an Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical on a sheep grow. He could see THOR words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. unusual horse. Write the letter that comes before each letter of the over 300 miles. alphabet below to find out what was unusual about Odin’s horse.

Gods Seeking Work Look through the Help Wanted ads in the newspaper and find what you think would be Can you sneak past Heimdall a good job for each of the gods on today’s and reach Asgard? Kid Scoop page. Explain why each god is well suited to each job’s requirements. Standards Link: Language Arts: Identify homonyms. Odin and Frigg had two sons: Before and Thor and Loki. Loki was a After mischievous trickster who Look at a photo in often caused trouble. the newspaper. Write a sentence or Send your story to: Thor’s name was the Germanic word Which more telling what Sell Those Spuds! hammer for thunder. He was a very strong you think happened How do you like to eat warrior. In pictures he is often shown is potatoes? Write an di erent? before the photo as a large man with a red beard. was taken. Write advertisement to sell what you think others on your ideas of the Thor had a magic hammer called happened after. best way to eat potatoes. Mjollnir. He could throw it and it Standards Link: Use Deadline: August 23 Published: Week of Sep. 20 would return to him like a boomerang! the newspaer to locate Please include your school and grade. information. Posting Date July 20, 2020

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