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corey baumgartner 2 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Iron County residents, it's time to vote! This year’s elections are more days before the election »»ID card issued by a local govern- 100 East, Cedar City. important than ever and your vote »»Bank or other financial account ment within Utah »»Cedar City Offices, 10 N. Main St., counts! The earlier you can vote the statement »»ID card issued by your employer Cedar City. better. On your way to the drop- »»Certified birth certificate »»ID card issued by a college, »»Iron County Courthouse, 68 S. 100 boxes or polling locations, make sure »»Social Security card university, technical school or East, Parowan. your phone is charged to help keep »»A check issued by the state or professional school within Utah »»Enoch City Offices, 900 E. Midvalley you occupied in line and some water federal government »»Current Utah vehicle registration. Road, Enoch. and a snack would help, too. »»Paragonah Town Hall, 44 N. 100 You will need to show ID to vote East, Paragonah. in Utah. You can show either ONE »»Kanarraville Town Hall, 40 S. Main photo ID or TWO non-photo IDs. St., Kanarraville. If you are registering to vote at »»Parowan City Office, 35 E. 100 the polls on election day, you must North, Parowan. provide a current and valid photo ID »»Brian Head Town Hall, 56 N. as well as proof of residency. Highway 143, Brian Head. Acceptable forms of photo ID Iron County In-Person Voting »»Utah driver's license Locations: »»ID card issued by the state or a Election Day – Nov. 3 branch, department, or agency of »»Utah hunting or fishing license Voters without ID 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. the United States »»US military ID card If you are unable to provide ID, »»Iron County Courthouse, 68 S. 100 »»Utah permit to carry a concealed »»Certified naturalization documents, you will be able to vote a provisional East, Parowan. weapon but not a green card ballot and must bring an ID to the »»Enoch City Offices, 900 E. Midvalley »»US passport »»A certified copy of court records elections office by the close of Road, Enoch. »»Tribal ID card (doesn't need photo) showing your adoption or name normal office hours on Monday after »»Cedar City Office, 10 N. Main St., change the date of the election. Cedar City. Non-photo IDs should show your »»Bureau of Indian Affairs card »»Iron County Tourism Bureau, 581 N. name and address. Acceptable forms »»A tribal treaty card Iron County Drop Box Main St., Cedar City. include: »»Medicaid or Medicare or Electronic Locations: »»Cedar City Aquatic Center, 2090 W. »»Current utility bill dated within 90 Benefits Transfer card »»Iron County Justice Center, 82 N. Royal Hunte Dr., Cedar City. Iron County Today News Wednesday, October 28, 2020 3 4 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today O pinion

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Shay Baruffi Ro ep rter The quests and questions of our day Tom Zulewski Spo rts Writer The opinions stated in this article are working with their colleagues in an (restaurants, concerts, art, etc.). As for solely those of the author and not of office setting, and business owners are travel, there is a pent-up demand that Lay out/Design Iron County Today. reporting mixed results on the efficiency could explode as comfort levels increase. of employees working from home. I Two travel options that will take some Devin Christ hear these questions on a daily basis: C reative Director expect more owners and managers will time to bounce back: conventional travel When will the current viral pandemic [email protected] be more likely in the future to allow and large ship cruising. Other travel end? Will we ever return to normal remote work based on circumstances will be brisk, especially if people are C irculation I(and what will normal look like)? and requests, but as social animals, the convinced that airline travel is being No one knows the answer to the return to the office will be welcomed by handled safely. first questions since we don’t know the Stephanie Millett most. Remote work has its place, but it is S . Cedar City effectiveness of coming vaccines and if On-Line Home Deliveries [email protected] the virus will be recurrent over This will continue to increase signifi- 435.272.3050 time even in vaccinated persons. cantly, bad news for brick-and-mortar As for the second question, stores and great news for shareholders in Stormee Anderson some people will never return N . Cedar City/Enoch UPS, FedEx, Amazon, etc. Unfortunately, to a “normal” environment, but [email protected] it is also great news for burglars lifting I offer the following Cyclops 435.592.5724 Cyclops packages from vacant patios and porches. expectations. Wendy Hanson Restaurants vs. Home Cooking Parw o an/Paragonah Masks and Handwashing by Bryan GRAY The restaurant business will return [email protected] Asian tourists protected 435.477.9100 themselves and others with Columnist for those 66% of operators able to masks long before COVID-19 weather the current restrictions. People Iron County Today is and I suspect a small minority of enjoy dining out both for convenience distributed free of charge, dangerous for people with addictive and and sociability, as well as being served thanks to our advertisers. Americans – maybe 10% – will still don It is hand-delivered to over masks in crowded public settings for anti-social behaviors. gourmet meals they don’t eat at home. 14,000 households in Cedar City, Enoch and Parowan at least a year after we get the current That said, many Americans have learned and is available in several Travel and Move from Cities much about flavorful cooking at home rack locations in Iron and virus under “control.” At the same time, Beaver Counties. the emphasis on handwashing will taper The move from crowded urban areas in the past eight months, and they will off as people feel more comfortable but to more spacious suburban surround- continue to prepare more meals in their 389 N 100 W, Suite 12 will still be more common than in years ings may continue for a short time, own kitchen. Cedar City, Utah 84721 before the pandemic. especially if employers allow remote And now for the bad news…The medi- Ph: 435-867-1865 offices. However, if urban rent continues cal community is reporting that some 5% Fax: 435-867-1866 Working Remotely IronCountyToday.com to decrease, I wouldn’t be surprised if of people who come down with COVID- The jury is still out on this. Most there is a gradual move back to cities 19 will have long-term disabilities. For people have told me that they miss based on job opportunities and lifestyle these folks, “normal” will never return. Iron County Today News Wednesday, October 28, 2020 5 O pinion From the Editor To the Editor Last week, a Letter to the Editor was printed, “Focused on just an example; it’s just one small product in a our kids and their future” (Pg. 4). Due to space constraints myriad that many of us take for granted. I wish I’d Halloween - eat, we were not able to print the complete list of those who kept a package of the rough and bumpy tissue for it courageously added their names in support of Tiffiney was a reminder of the contrast between the small Christiansen’s run for the Iron County District School and restrictive ways of socialism, and the wonder drink and be wary Board. Those names are as follows: of capitalism. A vote to the right this election will work to preserve and protect our bounty, our epending on your Julie Barnhurst Ann Jordan cornucopia allowed and provided by capitalism. costume and route, Hollie Barrick Nicole Larsen Trick-or-Treating Kelli Bartlett Anna Lewin Barb Miles Dcan a great way to get Courtney Braithwaite Dale Loveland your exorcism…I mean Kristin Brinkerhoff Paula Loveland exercise. But it’s important Robyn Brown Glen Lyman Friends, Utahns, countrymen, that you stay safe. Trick- Christina Carrigan Tim Marriott or-Treating may seem like Johnathan Chidester Shauna Marshall lend me your ears “Child’s Play,” but just in Brandon Coates Corey Merrell "The evil that men do lives after them, case, here are some helpful Joy Coates Lisa Monson the good is oft interred with their bones." Halloween tips to keep you Corey Cody Christnsen Megan Nelson Shakespeare did indeed know well the human safe as you haunt and hunt Baumgartner Amy Dalley Kae Newman perversities, which in our "politically correct" for candy. M anaging Editor Erin Hensel Davidson Lori Nickerson times can certainly apply to women irrespective Make sure you can see James Davidon Kevin Peel of office or social standing. through your mask—your costume one, not Wayne Decker Alissa Peterson your COVID one. Make sure to have new bat- Jennifer Denhalter Ashlee Simonson see evil » 8 teries to help keep your flashlight “Shining” and John Dodds DawnRae Smith don’t get into a stranger’s vehicle—even it does Annie Draper Kimmy Soper say Mystery Machine on the side. If yourself in Genevieve Draper Tiffany Swindlehurst an uncomfortable (really scary) situation, don’t Danna Esplin Natasha Tebbs be afraid to get away, “Get out” and “Scream” for Aimee Gilbert Ben Tilotson help if necessary. Antinette Haggerty LaurenTilotson The Centers for Disease Control and Heather Hardy Brittany Uminski Prevention have also issued new guidelines on Wayne Hartley Regina Weeks how to celebrate Halloween safely. Aside from Marie Holmes Brandee Welhoelter their warnings to cancel all trick-or-treating Becky Jones Lindsay Winslow and avoid all parties, Jill Walls, a family studies LeAnna Jones Melissa Wright professor at Ball State University, has a few usable tips on how parents can keep Halloween fun AND safe. “The most important part of A cornucopia courtesy of any holiday is spending quality time together capitalism and making memories,” Walls said. “COVID-19 has created a lot of uncertainty for families, My nose was running like a faucet! I was in but I think it’s possible to still have fun this Europe and had come down with a cold like no other. Halloween season while staying safe. Parents Washcloth in hand, I went into a store to buy some should take time to prepare their children for tissue. But the only kind they carried was rough with some new traditions and provide reassurance tiny bumps all over it. So, I went to another store and about the other upcoming holidays, including then another, but rough and bumpy was all there Thanksgiving and Christmas.” Walls suggests was. It was then I learned that this brand was the that families watch an age-appropriate, one and only brand permitted by the government to Halloween-themed movie together, make be sold. Welcome to socialism! a Halloween craft, play board games, bake I bought the rough and bumpy, and plenty of it, holiday-themed food, or have story time where as I was flying back to the U.S. the next day. Once someone reads a Halloween or fall-themed home, I made a bee-line for the tissue aisle in the book aloud. grocery store; and I looked at it with new eyes! There Regardless of how you spend your was white tissue, blue tissue, pink, yellow and more. Halloween, please be safe—especially if you’re There were fancy boxes, kid boxes and squishy packs out walking and/or driving. After all, if you’re for the car. There was organic tissue, economical goal is to get lots of candy, you’ve got to make tissue, and my favorite – tissue with lotion! Whoever sure you’re around to enjoy the cavities! Oh, thought of that idea was a genius! Welcome to and if you happen to run into Jason, Freddy, capitalism! It’s a market that’s free and open! Frankenstein, Casper, Coraline, Carrie, the It’s no wonder Boris Yeltsin, former president of Munsters or the Addams family, please tell Russia, was awestruck the first time he walked into them hello. And as your divvying up your divine an American grocery store. He couldn’t believe the deserts, grab yourself a nice glass of Beetlejuice products, the variety, the color and abundance – all and relax, you’ve earned a sweet rest! of the fruits of a free and open market. Tissue is 6 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today Legislative/Covid-19 Update Dear Friends and Neighbors, Iron County currently has 107 cases (Active), 799 (Recovered) with a mod- This week we convened our monthly erate transmission level. Washington interim meetings at the Capitol. This county has 961 cases (Active), 3,534 month we met in our appropriations (Recovered) with a high transmission subcommittee meetings in addition level. to our standard interim committee meetings. Our non-partisan staff This week 16 counties moved to higher create a newsletter each month levels of transmission this week based reviewing all of the main discussions on the three key metrics: from interim meetings. You can find 7-day average percent positivity: This these newsletters here https://le.utah. metric shows the average percent gov/lrgc/interimHighlights.jsp. The of positive COVID-19 results over a latest update is usually released one seven-day period. When the percent week after the meetings. positivity is above 10, it indicates Here are just a few notable items I that not enough testing is being would like to highlight for you from conducted. If the number is below the week: five, it means most COVID-19 positive individuals are being captured. Both the Economic Development and Workforce Services Committee and 14-day case rate per 100k population: the Government Operations Commit- This metric summarizes new cases tee discussed emergency powers. reported over the past 14 days per There are a group of Legislators 100,000 people to help inform how actively working on possible solutions quickly the virus is spreading in a for needed changes to the emergency given population. It is also referred to powers to better address long term as an “incidence rate.” crisis like pandemics. Statewide ICU utilization The expectation is (7-day average): This that legislation will be metric is an indication considered in the 2021 of space available General Legislative within intensive care Session in order to provide units throughout the opportunities for signifi- state. Statewide data cant public input. is collected instead of The Judiciary heard a local data because some presentation on a bill file localities do not have intended to help with ICUs or have limited affordable housing. The capacity. Statewide Landlord Notifications bill numbers provide a more file requires all landlords Sen n. Eva reliable snapshot of ICU to disclose all fees and VICKERS availability. payments to a potential The full details of the tenant before collecting Ua t h Senate District 28 COVID-19 Transmission an application fee or Index, frequently asked signing a lease. If a tenant learns of questions, information regarding an undisclosed payment after making businesses and schools and more are an application payment, but before online at coronavirus.utah.gov. signing the lease, they are able to receive a reimbursement of their application fee. Go Vote! The Revenue and Taxation Committee If you are registered to vote in Utah, heard a presentation on a bill file that you should have received your ballot seeks to create a second tax credit in the mail last week. If you would option for our senior citizens in the like to learn more about the items on form of a Social Security Income tax your ballot, check out the 2020 Utah credit. In addition, the bill seeks to Statewide Voter Information Pamphlet give a tax credit for Military Retire- here. The State Elections Office created ment Income. the pamphlet to help provide infor- mation on the candidates, the ballot questions, and judges included on the COVID-19 Data and Update ballot. If you have additional questions On Friday, October 23, the Utah about voting visit vote.utah.gov. Department of Health reported I will be providing these COVID-19 1,364,473 total COVID-19 tests updates from a legislative perspective administered, 101,509 total positive weekly. I want to hear from you and cases, 74,688 estimated recovered get your feedback, thoughts and cases, 4,939 total hospitalizations, 313 ideas on what's happening in our current hospitalizations and 567 total local communities. Please contact fatalities. The Southwest Utah Public me anytime at [email protected]. Health Department reported 5,705 Thank you. total positive cases including 4,511 total recovered cases, 23 currently Sincerely, Evan Vickers, Utah State hospitalized and 49 total fatalities. Senate Iron County Today News Wednesday, October 28, 2020 7 Pub lic Announcements

Red Cross urging blood donation Upcoming blood donation opportunities: #2: Coverage could be cheaper than you think. Last year at Cedar City HealthCare.gov, 9 in 10 people qualified for financial help to The need for healthy blood donors is constant – but 11/2/2020: 12 p.m. - 5 p.m., Eccles A Student Housing, 200 South make their monthly premiums more affordable. In fact, 4.7 this year it’s even more important as the U.S. braces for flu 500 West million uninsured people were eligible for a plan with a $0 season during the COVID-19 pandemic. The American Red 11/9/2020: 9:30 a.m. - 3 p.m., Enoch City Offices, 900 E. monthly premium. Cross needs your help to urge those who are feeling healthy Midvalley Rd. #3: Shop and save. If you had coverage through HealthCare. to make a blood donation appointment and to bust myths gov for 2020, you should come back to update your informa- that receiving the flu vaccination impacts blood donation Parowan 11/5/2020: 1:30 p.m. - 7 p.m., Parowan Stake, 90 South Main tion and compare your options for 2021. Every year, plans and eligibility. prices change, you could save money by switching to a new The American Red Cross is urging healthy donors of all plan that still meets your needs. blood types to give blood to ensure a strong blood supply for Cynthia De La Torre patients as the U.S. braces for flu season while in the midst #4: Accidents happen and people get sick. Health insurance of the COVID-19 pandemic. protects you from the unexpected. Medical experts are urging people to get the flu shot Free help is available. If you have questions about to avoid a flu epidemic on top of the current COVID-19 Open Enrollment coming soon #5: signing up or want to talk through your options with a pandemic. Because blood can only be given by those who With COVID-19 cases continuing to rise, job losses trained professional, free help is just a quick call away. are feeling well, a severe flu season could create additional continuing to rise, and standing on the cusp of flu season it Call 1-800-318-2596, visit localhelp.healthcare.gov or make a challenges to maintaining a sufficient blood supply for is more important, now more than ever, to get health care one-on-one appointment now. hospital patients in need. coverage. Get the flu vaccine this year to help protect the nation Fortunately, on November 1st, the Affordable Care Act Get America Covered helps people get covered and from the virus but also to ensure that patients continue to Marketplace opens for open enrollment and people will be stay covered. We’re here to help people looking to enroll have access to lifesaving blood products. There is no waiting able to sign up for 2021 health coverage at HealthCare.gov. in health coverage and those who are helping other period to give blood or platelets after receiving a flu shot as This year, even more than most, it’s important for people people sign-up. Get America Covered was launched by long as the donor is symptom-free and fever-free. There is to get the facts about Open Enrollment--how to sign up, how the people who oversaw outreach and public education no risk of transmitting the influenza virus after receiving a long they have to sign up and where to go get information. for HealthCare.gov during the three years prior to flu vaccination. People need the facts about HealthCare.gov and to be aware the Trump Administration. For more information, visit For those that have the flu, it is important to wait that they can sign up for affordable health coverage but that GetAmericaCovered.org. until they no longer exhibit flu symptoms, have recovered they must sign up between November 1 and December 15. completely and feel well before attempting to donate. Get America Covered wants to make sure people get Chris Fleming Donors must feel healthy and well on the day of donation. the information they need to get covered and stay covered. Stay healthy this flu season and make an appointment Below are resources we thought could be useful for you to donate blood by downloading the Red Cross Blood Donor to pull together a package during the first week of Open App, visiting RedCrossBlood.org, calling 1-800-RED CROSS Enrollment that gives people the facts. (1-800-733-2767) or enabling the Blood Donor Skill on any Alexa Echo device. 5 Vital Facts about signing up for coverage In thanks for making time to donate, the Red Cross will at HealthCare.gov send those who come to give Oct. 15-Nov. 11 a $5 Amazon. com Gift Card via email, courtesy of Suburban Propane. #1: Sign up by December 15. Open Enrollment starts on Plus, those who come to give in October are automatically November 1 but you must take action by December 15, no entered for a chance to win a $1,000 Amazon.com Gift Card. matter if this is your first time getting covered or if you are Five lucky people will win. (Restrictions apply. Additional returning to shop and save. The COVID-19 pandemic has information and details are available at RedCrossBlood.org/ caused the greatest health insurance losses in American Unite.) history. Demand for coverage is going to be significantly higher this year, so beat the rush and sign up early. Important COVID-19 information for donors The Red Cross is testing blood donations for COVID-19 antibodies. The test may indicate if the donor’s immune system has produced antibodies to this coronavirus, regardless of whether an individual developed COVID-19 symptom. Red Cross antibody tests will be helpful to identify individuals who have COVID-19 antibodies and may now help current coronavirus patients in need of convalescent plasma transfusions. Convalescent plasma is a type of blood donation collected from COVID-19 survivors that have antibodies that may help patients who are actively fighting the virus. COVID-19 antibody test results will be available within one to two weeks in the Red Cross Blood Donor App or donor portal at RedCrossBlood.org. A positive antibody test result does not confirm infection or immunity. The Red Cross is not testing donors to diagnose illness, referred to as a diagnostic test. To protect the health and safety of Red Cross staff and donors, it is important that individuals who do not feel well or believe they may be ill with COVID-19 postpone donation. Each Red Cross blood drive and donation center follows the highest standards of safety and infection control, and additional precautions – including temperature checks, social distancing and face coverings for donors and staff – have been implemented to help protect the health of all those in attendance. Donors are asked to schedule an appointment prior to arriving at the drive and are required to wear a face covering or mask while at the drive, in alignment with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention public guidance. 8 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today evil had been one Ted Kennedy, on demand, arguing that it she was involved throughout Bookings a womanizing reprobate was a Constitutional right, the decades that have caused « Continued from page 5 Below are bookings as reported who destroyed the life of resulting in the murder of enormous - and in some by the Iron County Sheriff’s his beautiful and talented millions of babies. Just a few cases - irreparable harm to Department and Cedar City The recent demise of Ruth wife Joan and did nothing years ago she opined that the this great nation. No matter Police Department. Those arrested are innocent until Bader Ginsburg is a case to aid in the rescue of his Constitution of the United how much she is presently proven guilty. For a juvenile in point. Whereas one may pregnant mistress, Mary Jo States should, under certain being lionized as a "great the name is “(Male/Female) argue that her intentions Juvenile Offender” and juvenile Kopechne, who drowned circumstances be made jurist," in years to come it will is of age less than 18 years. were "good" or "compassion- when Kennedy's car went off subordinate to the spirit of be undeniably apparent "the ate" towards minorities, the the Chappaquiddick bridge. laws of other countries. evil" that she did. Oct. 19 SIDNEY B disaffected, women and other She was also instrumental in There were many more JAKE JEFFREY M "unfortunates" whatever the the bitter fight in abortion legislative disasters in which R .B.Warke Cedar City, MONAHAN UT truth in any of it; the fact Cedar City, UT Intoxication, remains that she often abused Retail Theft Criminal her power as a jurist on the Trespass JESSE J FAY high court. However, this Beaver, UT Oct. 23 did not give her the "right" Purch/Trans/ to advocate for a myriad Poss/Use BRIAN K Firearm by BARRICKMAN of issues that were and are Restr, Fail to Cedar City, outside of the purview of the Reg or Exp Veh UT Supreme Court of The United ADAM J Interlock Restr GREEN Operating Veh States. In short, to advance Cedar City, w/o IL Dev the agendas of the political UT left. Early in her career she Protective THOMAS A Order Violation, JONES did a great deal of pro bono Knowingly Cedar City, work for such notorious Fail Reg Sex UT Offender, Drug Court entities as the American Aggravated Violation Civil Liberties Union and the Assault, Rape CRAIG G Southern Poverty Law Center Oct. 20 PACHECO which claimed to protect Provo, UT the rights and rectify alleged KELLY L Intoxication, MCCORMICK Assault, inequities of society. Cedar City, Criminal It should be noted that UT Trespass Criminal Morris Dees, the SPLC founder Mischief, Oct. 24 and Ginsburg were acquain- Intentional tances. It should also be of Damage/ COLTON J interest that Dees was fired Deface/Destroy TWITCHELL Property. Cedar City, by the Board of Directors on DANIEL T UT March 14, 2019 following years ROUNDY DRUG – Poss of complaints by numerous Cedar City, w/Intent to UT Distribute female staffers of his "sexism, Driving Without C/S, Poss of racist remarks, bullying", etc. Insurance, Dangerous Theft which had been swept under Weapon by the rug for years. Oct. 21 Restr., DRUG – Poss of Drug In the many decades that SHAWN G Paraphernalia. Ginsburg was in the law busi- MAUINATU ness, she accomplished and/ Orem, UT NEPHI N Criminal TWITCHELL or supported legislation that Mischief Cedar City, UT was of benefit only to certain RONALD H Theft/Firearm special interest groups. She TAIT or Operable Cedar City, was instrumental in going Veh, DRUG UT after the Boy Scouts of – Poss Drug DRUG – Poss/ America for refusing to have Use of C/S Paraphernalia, Poss C/S homosexuals as troop leaders. Oct. 22 Marijuana/ Whereas there have always Spice, Poss SHANAN R Dangerous been a few such individuals BUTLER Weapon by that managed in the past to Cedar City, Restr. UT become scoutmasters, it was Drug Court Oct. 25 not until her machinations Violation helped clear the field for KEVIN W MERVIN homosexuals to get into such ANDERSON HARDY JR Cedar City, Enoch, UT positions. It is no coincidence UT Intoxication, then that the Boy Scouts of Knowingly Criminal Fail Reg Sex America have been forced to Mischief Offender declare bankruptcy in order CLYDE K AMANDA M to pay out over a billion HILLIARD REPP dollars in lawsuits to victims. Cedar City, Cedar City, UT UT She has been lauded for Aggravated DRUG – Poss/ advancing "women's rights." Assault Use of C/S Yet, another acquaintance Wednesday, October 28, 2020 9 The Arts & Entertainment in Iron County shw o case S outhern Utah’s largest 'Day of the Dead' celebration goes semi-virtual

from Emily Ronquillo hashtags #sumasuu and #sumadayofthedead. Art For Iron County Today kits are free while supplies last. All instructions, including video tutorials, can be found on SUMA’s After tremendous community support for the website. event in 2019, Southern Utah Museum of Art (SUMA) In addition to the free take-home activities, and partners are proud to continue the celebration visitors to SUMA can view the SUU student juried for Day of the Dead: Festival of Altars. The event runs art show in the SUMA Education Classroom now through Saturday, November 7 where visitors donated by Beverley Taylor Sorenson. Each piece to The Beverley Taylor Sorenson Center for the Arts of art relates back to an element of the altar such can pick up a free art kit and view altars and other as sugar skulls, marigolds, candles, photos, pan de decorations to celebrate the Mexican holiday while muerto and more. The student artists selected practicing social distancing. for the show are Sarah Baum, Isabella Chavez,

W a hILe Di de los Muertos will look different this year, there are still great opportunities to celebrate even though we can't congregate.

Another altar, put together by SUU Alumni and Community Relations, honors individuals from our community who have passed away. The last altar is arranged by SUU Languages and Philosophy. Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday celebrated between November first and second. Friends and family gather together to remember those who have died, preparing altars and offerings to welcome their return to the land of the living for one night. This event is free and open to the public through collaboration with SUU Art and Design, SUU Languages and Philosophy, SUU Alumni and Community Relations, The Garth and Jerri Frehner

photos Courtesy - SUMA Museum of Natural History and Utah Shakespeare Festival. Special thanks to event sponsor Artisans “This year’s Día de los Muertos celebration Rian Kasner, Jordan Petersen, Zoe Petersen, Emily Gallery. looks very different from the last two years where Pulsipher, Chloe Condie Tate, Denise Tinoco, Camille More information about Day of the Dead: Festival we welcomed thousands of visitors to participate Tripp and Madeline Wallace. of Altars, including video tutorials and Spanish in traditional activities,” said Jessica Kinsey, SUMA “This year’s Day of the Dead exhibition theme instruction for the art activities, can be found at director/curator. “However, we still hope to be a centers around altars and the items that people go.suu.edu/sumaathome. SUMA continues to host cultural resource in the community where we can place on the altars to honor their loved ones,” said events for all ages to explore creativity and expe- learn from each other through the power of art.” Hala Swearingen, SUU associate professor of art. “We rience a meaningful connection to art. Currently, Each art kit features activities based on sig- had many beautiful entries by SUU students this programming is divided between virtual and nificant elements of the altar–sugar skulls, papel year and it is going to be a lovely exhibition!” in-person events. Thanks to the Utah Division of picado, marigolds–and other materials to create a During the two-week period, including after Arts and Museums, Cedar City RAP Tax, Zions Bank personal altar for a loved one who has passed away. hours, three altars will be on display on the Sam and and the Sam & Diane Stewart Family Foundation, SUMA encourages creators to share their artwork on Diane Stewart Family Foundation Plaza. One altar SUMA is free and open to the public Monday through Facebook and Instagram (@suma_museum) using honors the life and death of artist Jimmie F. Jones. Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. 10 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 showcase Iron County Today 'Hocus Pocus' still delivers haunts and hilarity by Shay Baruffi Max idiotically lights the black of the early 1990’s. They find I ron County Today flame candle to ‘impress’ Alison. Max, Dani, Alison and Binx at the The Sanderson Sisters emerge cemetery, taking flight on their Be warned: Spooky spoilers alert! after being dead for about three broomsticks (and vacuum). Billy centuries. Max steals the sisters’ Butcherson is now an under- alloween is here, and spell book and is introduced to standably irritable resurrected it is time to open our Thackery, now ‘Binx’, the cat that decaying zombie. After much homes and prepare our can speak. After escaping the running around, being chased by Hsouls for the Sanderson Sisters’ Sanderson sisters, Max, Alison the sisters and a failed attempt arrival once again. Hocus Pocus and Dani follow Binx into a at killing the sisters, Dani is taken is a well-known and beloved hostage by the witches. Halloween movie among the It is time to Max, Alison, and Binx are off masses. If you haven’t seen it, to rescue Dani. In the meantime, I suggest you go do that. The open our the sisters are beginning their movie begins in 1693, where a attempt to summon all of the teenager named Thackery Binx homes and children in Salem to their home realizes his little sister, Emily, “ to suck out their souls. Max has been persuaded into the prepare our enters the house in time to save C ourtesy Maria Juranic woods by the Sanderson Sisters. Dani from consuming the potion, He rushes after Emily and finds souls for the knocks over the cauldron and the house where Emily has been Sanderson tells the sisters the sun is rising. F ilmmaker brings captured. The three aged evil They fall to floor, tricked again. witches, the Sanderson sisters, Sisters’ arrival After losing, the witches, Max, Winifred, Mary, and Sarah, are Alison, Dani and Binx return to 'Dreamers' to RRFF brewing a potion in a cauldron. once again the cemetery where the witches After attempting to save his can't set foot on hallowed from Mitzye Ramos Ribas sisters a spell is cast upon him cemetery to be safe ‘on hallowed ground. Dani is protected by a For Iron County Today making him live out his days in ground.’ Binx introduces them to ring of salt as Billy Butcherson the form of a black cat. my all-time favorite Hocus Pocus joins them to defend her since Independent filmmaker Maria Juranic brings 300 years later, in Salem, character, Billy Butcherson. he also hates Winnie with a her latest short film, Dreamers, to Cedar City. The MA, we’re introduced to Max The sisters develop a plan to passion. After a skirmish in experimental film uses breakdancing to give viewers Dennison. His little sister, suck the souls out of children the cemetery, it is happily ever a look into the exhausting experience faced by young Dani and Alison, Max’s love before the sun rises, this will help after as the sun actually begins immigrants filling out Deferred Action for Childhood interest. The trio chat about the them stay youthful forever. They to rise and the sisters turn to Arrivals (DACA) forms at their local United States Sanderson sisters and devise a also need to find Max because stone. Thackery’s curse is lifted Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) office. plan to break into their home he stole their spell book. The and Emily's spirit appears and “Dreamers is a commentary on the struggle which is now an abandoned witches set out onto a hilarious Thackery is finally reunited with DACA recipients face to solidify their right to be in museum dedicated to them. journey into the modern world his sister. Whew! the United States. For most DACA recipients, the U.S. is the only country they know and to live in bureau- cratic limbo is terrifying. Because breakdancing is underrepresented in the more formal dance world, it seemed like an ideal vehicle for conveying their struggles,” said Juranic. The film came from a place of personal experi- ence for Juranic, “As an immigrant myself, I have seen many friends and family members get tossed in the system for years, always buried under never-ending paperwork that has so much hold over one’s identity. I hope this experimental story encourages more conversation about our current administration's actions towards the immigrant community, which contributes so much to the nation’s economy. This country was built by immigrants and it's on us to fight for our future and our nation.” Dreamers will screen on Nov. 6, at the Red Rock Film Festival as it continues to make the festival rounds. The film has screened at several film festivals in the United States and internationally, including Dances with Films, the Brooklyn Film Festival, Minneapolis Film Festival, the Dumbo Film Festival and the Tirana International Film Festival, where it won the Best Video Art & Experimental Award. Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, October 28, 2020 11 I am not the COVID police! Am I? by Mary Anne ANDERSEN ll wee C edar City Arts Council Ha o n WINNERs was horrified to hear the words, “Pull your masks up, ladies” come out of my mouth. It was the teacher reflex, I guess, but not appropriate at this moment. IThe setting was a recital by two SUU students held one Allstate Insurance ERA Realty center Pizza Hut evening in the Thorley Auditorium in the music building on campus. The room looked different from past years. Landon Eldredge Ages 9-10 Ages 0-5 Every other row was roped off, and the seats in the office Tera Banks 1st: Abby Pace, 5 Watch the Landon Eldredge Allstate 2nd: Anndi Martin, 3 available rows were restricted to every third seat. It made Ages 11-13 Insurance Facebook page for 3rd: Alexander Brown, 4 us a bunch of lone individuals, with none of the pleasant Rosale Johnson winners on Oct. 30. Coloring pages Ages 6-10 pre-recital chatter that is common. welcome through Oct. 29. I looked around and could tell immediately which Farmers Insurance 1st: Karli Adams, 9 audience members were SUU students and which were T2nd: Brielle Christian, 9 BLVD home Ages 0-5 & Olivia Gunter, 10 not. The students, many of whom I knew, were wearing 3rd: Harper Bagley, 7 masks and sitting as requested. But there were others, Emma Armour, 15 Paisley Baldwin visitors apparently, who were not wearing masks and Ages 6-10 leaning in to talk to others around them. I wondered if Cedar Drug Rhett Steed Rocky Ridge they knew about the state requirement to wear masks in Ages 0-5 Ages 11-14 Ages 0-5 our university buildings. 1st: Sadie Hall Edmund Barlow 1st: Azaiah Monroy, 4 The performers on stage were trying to do everything 2nd: Robert Aitinson, 2 2nd: Hayden Ellis Ages 15+ right. The stage manager came out to welcome us Ages 6-11 Sierra Stansworth Ages 6-10 and give us some brief instructions: Don’t talk, leave 1st: Carl Jessop 1st: Karli Adams, 9 only during applause, and there would be no printed 2nd: Jacob Begaye 2nd: Avery Randall, 6 programs. She was wearing a JRI Insurance Ages 12+ mask. As was the accompanist, 1st: Megan Zufelt Ages 2-10 Southwest our fabulous departmental 2nd: Rosale Johnson 1st: Sarah Simmons Appliance accompanist wearing a recit- 2nd: Alexander Brown al-appropriate outfit——and a Ages 0-6 Children's Dental Ages 11-18 Ivie Macherino mask. 1st: Geneva Richards Ages 7-10 The performers, a flute Ages 0-6 2nd: Jacob Begaye player and clarinetist, were 1st: Scarlett Jensen Chandra 2nd: Fionna Madden not wearing masks until they came out to take their final Legacy Flooring Ages 11-14 bows. As the young women took turns performing, the Ages 7-12 Stella Cole stage manager came out after each number and cleaned 1st: Brandon Barlow Ages 3-4 the music stand. I guess it was their careful attention to 2nd: Cecelia Madden Tate Thompson SUU Headstart our collective health that made me speak up when I saw a Ages 5-6 Age 3 group of women congregating close together in the lobby Color Country Isabella Ramirez 1st: Anndi afterward, masks under their noses or chins. I just blurted Pediatrics Ages 7-8 2nd: Aunora out my irritation to strangers! I need to remember I am Leah Pace 3rd: Staley not the COVID police. Ages 0-5 1st: Benjamin Glazier, 5 Age 4 On October 2nd, the SUU choral department gave Ages 9-10 2nd: Tate Thompson, 3 Tera Banks 1st: Esther its first concert of the semester at the Heritage Theater. 3rd: Alexander Brown, 4 2nd: Alexander They were energized, singing and moving with joy—and Ages 11-13 3rd: Beckett all wearing masks. It seems that performing with restric- Ages 6-11 Rosale Johnson tions is preferable to not performing at all. 1st: Caleb Cole, 9 2nd: Lucille, 11 Webster I am so proud of our SUU students! My experience on 3rd: Piper, 7 Mattress Store Orthodontics campus is evidence of the respect they have for me and their fellow students. My class is one of the face-to-face Ages 0-6 Grand Prize classes currently being offered. (It is hard to teach piano ERA Realty center Ivie Mascherino, 6 Tammy Cole any other way.) Every day the students enter the class- Ages 3-4 Ages 7-11 Ages 2-9 room, take time to space themselves around the room, Tate Thompson Taylee Hall, 10 Indy Williams and then diligently clean each keyboard with sanitizing Ages 5-6 Ages 12-17 Ages 10-16 wipes. Every student has been careful about keeping Isabella Ramirez Megan Zufelt, 16 Sam Simmons distance from me and each one always wears a mask. Ages 7-8 Ages 18-100 Ages 17-90 Just one young man forgot, but quickly pulled it from his Leah Pace Nicole Hodges, 37 Amelia Joslin pocket when I gave him the evil eye. Our provost tells us that the situation on campus is much better than a scenario they were prepared to deal with. Unlike some students up north, our kids are respectful and sensible. I have much respect for them in Congratulations! return. 12 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 showcase Iron County Today R ed Rock Film Fest offers free food to advance pass buyers from Matt Marxteyn For Iron County Today Utah Filmmakers Kelsie Moore's "The Gray Area" and The Red Rock Film Festival is “Shelter in Place” just two weeks away and is offering Rachel Barker's "Sedimented Here" Dave Lindsay's "Dog Valley" free deserts and appetizers to pass Daniel Yen Tu's "Stickup Kid" buyers. To help boast advance ticket sales, the 14th Annual Festival has Collegiate Shorts: partnered with All-American Diner to Nina Ognjanović's "A Brand New TV" be its ticket agent for Festival Passes ("Novi Televizor") as it introduces Collegiate and Utah Matthew B. W. Sheehan's "Barbell Snatch" Filmmakers to its lineup of more than Jinuk Choi's "Beyond the Line" 100 films between its two Festivals. Liukaidi Peng's "Crunch" Five Utah Filmmakers were Faith Strongheart's "Getting From Here" and “Havana” accepted into the Red Rock Film "Crunch" Festival, including two from BYU, two Ben Acevedo, Andrew Benson, Sabrina Demers's "Pedal to the Metal" from a KUER RadioWest filmmaker, Jack Campise's "Planet Cozmo" and a topical true-crime documen- Nikola Stojanovic's "Sherbet", “Bullet” tary feature. (“Metak”) Dave Lindsay's feature "Dog Daniel Yen Tu's "Stickup Kid" Valley" follows the 1988 case of two Gregory Armstrong's "The Art of Survival" ex-convicts who kidnapped, beat, raped, tortured and murdered Gordon from UCLA include MFA student Faith Church, a gay college student in Strongheart's "Havana" and "Getting Southern Utah. Southern Utah is also From Here". the focus in KUER director Kelsie From Chapman University is Jack Moore's documentary short "The Campise's follows a starstruck punk Gray Area" dives into that area about hopeful in "Planet Cosmo." Chung-Ang a family of three who earn too little University student Anna Pazderski's to make ends meet yet too much to "Birdcage" is about a Korean girl who receive assistance. They live in a trailer escapes through drawing and her just outside of St. George in Southern imagination. From the Faculty of Utah where they also find it hard fit "dog valley" Dramatic Arts in Belgrade comes Nina in — as the father describes it "there's Ognjanović's tale of a girl whose world a lot of rich people — kinda snooty." falls apart when her father buys a new Kelsie also directed "Shelter in TV in "A Brand New TV." Place" and focuses on Vicky Chavez the Festival alum Nikola Stojanovic same subject as last year's Red Rock winner of Best Collegiate Fiction Short Young Filmmaker film "I'm Human from last year's Festival for "Dog Days Too." In "Shelter" the filming follows of Summer" is back with two Serbian Vicky in her third year living in a Utah films the metal music video "Bullet" church as the world adjusts to social and coming of age drama "Sherbet" distancing and virtual communication, about a destructive couple. and joins weekly Zoom calls with other Animation rounds out the list of asylum-seekers in sanctuary churches. Collegiate films with an illustrated film First time filmmaker Rachel Barker about the Olympic-style weight lifting is an Assistant Professor of Dance move called "Barbell Snatch," a wheel- at BYU. Her experimental dance chair that races in a hospital in "Beyond film "Sedimented Here" was shot in "stickup kid" the Line," a short guy is hit by myste- Moab, Utah and explores relationship rious lightning in the sci-fi comedy between the moving body and outdoor "Crunch" and "Pedal to the Metal" races environment. to a concert with two rock fans. The other BYU film is from Daniel The films play November 4-7 at Yen Tu who is an Australian-born Festival Hall on 105 N 100 E. in Cedar Taiwanese independent filmmaker City with other films to come at who made "Stickup Kid" at BYU. The the Center for the Arts in Kayenta, fiction short where reformed teenage Ivins November 10-14. The Festival decides he must use dig into his past is offering one free lunch or dinner when a pair of criminals stick up his (valued at $8.99) when the customer restaurant. The film is competing in purchases an $80 2-Festival Pass at the Collegiate Shorts category. All-American Diner on 501 S Main St. The other Collegiate Shorts in Cedar City. Other passes include include Gregory Armstrong's "The limited choices of a free desert or Art of Survival" who is originally appetizer when a $30 or $40 Pass is from Utah and made this dramatic photos Courtesy RRFF purchased. Films and showtimes are at thriller at UCLA. Two other films "sedimented here" www.RedRockFilmFestival.com. Wednesday, October 28, 2020 13 Community & Personal Interest in Iron County Life C orps Values

shay baruffi Y bVC mem ers: (Back Row) Mallorie Hunt, Kayley Leavitt, Kamrey Leavitt, Peyton Rasmussen. (Bottom Row) Cindy Rose, Paris Hollingshead, Kaitlyn Anderson

Youth Volunteer Corps encourages service during complicated times

by Shay Baruffi Hollingshead, Kaitlyn Anderson, been working for like; Stonehenge, Christmas Child collects shoeboxes I ron County Today Kayley Leavitt, Peyton Rasmussen, and Brookdale, Animal Shelter, Happy filled with toys, school supplies and Kamrey Leavitt, discussed the impor- Factory, taking care of the Memorial hygiene related items and delivers Cindy Rose, the leader of Youth tance of volunteerism. “I volunteer Grove, various community events, them to children around the world.” Volunteer Corps, works with because it helps the community and fundraisers and etc.” said Mallorie Youth Volunteer Corps members Five Counties as a case manager I like it because it helps everyone,” Hunt. To emphasize the youth’s have the opportunity to make a for homelessness and homeless said Paris Hollingshead. Mallorie Hunt ability to make a difference in the difference in themselves, their lives, prevention. Rose also works with continued, “service holds a special community, Cindy shared that, “In and their communities. According Cedar City’s 4H program, who is the place in my heart, you’re able to do so previous years we have collected to the organization’s website, “Youth new funder of Cedar City’s Youth much and use yourself to help others. food at markets during the holidays, Volunteer Corps is concentrated Volunteer Corps. Paul Cozzens, Iron Not only does it help others, it helps we receive a list of low-income on Compassionate Communities, County Commissioner, reached out you. Whenever you need a mood households and we provide food Healthy Lifestyles, Arts & Culture, to Rose when the original funders boost, go help someone else.” for over 100 low income families in STEM & Environment, and Education.” had to drop the program. “We go around the community Cedar City. Operation Christmas For more information regarding Members of the Youth Volunteer and do service projects. There Child is another project we focus on Youth Volunteer Corps visit their Corps: Mallorie Hunt, Paris are a few organizations we have at Youth Volunteer Corps. Operation website at: https://yvc.org. 2020 Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival

You know you're in Ceder City, UT when you witness hundreds of sheep making their way down Mi r a n St eet. Add in a parade, a rodeo, a horse and tractor pull contest and you've got a great livestock festival. 2020 Cedar Livestock & Heritage Festival

You know you're in Ceder City, UT when you witness hundreds of sheep making their way down Main Street. Add in a parade, a rodeo, a horse and tractor pull contest and you've got a great livestock festival.

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Due to the community’s responsibility Support Groups Service Clubs Government to help prevent the potential spread of COVID-19, please check with the event and Alcoholics Anonymous LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION activity sponsors to make sure that the event (435) 635-3603 • www.utahaa.org • Tues, 12 pm • Call Pres. Roger Shurtz for mtg. 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am is still taking place. Everyone’s patience is Helpline: John (702) 802-1332, info. Everyone welcome! (435) 590-2896 Commission Chambers greatly appreciated during this time. Kara (702) 232-6829 ROTARY CLUB 68 S 100 E, Parowan. Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech CEDAR CITY COUNCIL 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (435) 233-0244 Wednesday, October 28 Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall • M – Sa, Noon Cedar City Elks Lodge #1556 Speaking From The Heart 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950 PLUSH ANIMAL LOVER’S DAY Misfits • M – F, 6 pm 111 E Freedom Blvd. Cedar City (435) 586-8332 ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm WONDER WEDNESDAY – SUU S.T.E.M. Thank God it’s Sunday Spiritual • Sun, 11 am MARINE CORPS LEAGUE 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall Center, 162 S 300 W | (435) 586-7770. Drop by My Story • Sat, 8 pm Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 anytime between 2 pm – 4 pm. Admission is Women’s Meeting • Sat, 10:30 am Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. ENOCH CITY COUNCIL FREE for all students K-5. Children, What a Way to Start the Day • Su, W, F accompanied by an adult, can join for an AMERICAN LEGION AUX 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall 7-8 am • All are welcome adventure and fun make-and-take activities. 3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar Library, 303 N 100 E 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119 Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm Paiute Amer. Legion Conf. Room • (435) 704-6654 (See Oct. 28 for more info) Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute (435) PAROWAN CITY COUNCIL 586-1112 Ext. 307 DAR – Bald Eagle Chapter 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall The Great Fact • T, F, Noon. • Call for 2nd Tues, 4 pm, Cedar City Library location • (702) 802-1332 or (702) 533-7856 [email protected] 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm • Canyon Iron County Republican Women Park, Lions Pavilion • (435) 477-8925 BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE The Great Fact • T, Fri, Noon. 1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar City. 3rd Wed, 11:30 am. Tickets $20, https:// Call (435) 559-7777 for location. Helpline: 435-559-4505 www.ironcountyrepublicanwomen.com Al-Anon Meetings at KKCB Club (203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) unless otherwise listed Classes/Activities Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 N. ADULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE Pickleball Group Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333 Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts. Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) and Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 members, or $8 drop-in fee. free (outdoors) Hope for Today (Family Groups) ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE ROCK CLUB Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Gateway Academy, 201 NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained W Thoroughbred Way, Enoch. Learn about www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, geology, find gems, fossils and minerals. Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek Dr, endurance-building activities, relaxation Learn to cut and polish and make jewelry. unless otherwise listed techniques, and health education topics. southernutahrockclub.org Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm AWANA BIBLE CLUB SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm 7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm 3 yrs-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm - 8 pm shop, 703 W 600 S. Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91, Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 TAE KWON DO CLASS Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic Center, (Small room) BOOK CLUB Women Only • Sun, 11 am 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/mo., ages 5+, DAY OF THE DEAD: FESTIVAL OF ALTARS – 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 any experience level (435) 865-9223. Helps Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm (Mon to Sat) 11 am to 6 pm, at SUMA (13 S 300 N 100 E. This month we will discuss "A benefit Canyon Creek Crisis Center. W) Thru Saturday, November 7th. Admission is The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar Gentleman in Moscow" by Amor Towles (877) 865-5890. TAI CHI FOR ARTHRITIS FREE. Visitors are invited to come and pick up a CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD Male Pornography Addiction Wed & Fri, 9:30-10:30 am • Cedar Senior free art kit (while supplies last) and view altars Recovery (18+) Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center Center, 489 E 200 S. Free class, basic elements and other decorations to celebrate the Mexican Thurs, 7:30 pm, Canyon View Seminary 489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 of Tai Chi – Coordination, Balance, flexibility. holiday while practicing social distancing. Register: Maria Bailey (435) 673-3548 Bldg. (54 W 1925 N) – North Entrance CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB www.suu.edu/pva/suma/ ALZHEIMER'S CAREGIVER 4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING ROBINSON FAMILY PUMPKIN PATCH – (Mon Online Meetings: 2nd Fri, 5:30 pm 303 N 100 E. 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library thru Fri), 4 pm until Dark (approx. 8 pm) & 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • RSVP to [email protected] CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS Saturdays 9 am until Dark. (1450 W Industrial or (435) 238-4998 x8773 Rd. Cedar City). Take a wagon ride to search the Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly PARKINSON’S 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am. Evening patch for the perfect pumpkin, get lost in the 2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library & shape your future. Be the leader and weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm • Cedar City hay maze, see all the animals in the petting speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116 Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose weight without zoo (buy a bag of feed for just a $1). Pumpkins CAREGIVERS buying special foods. • 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or are $0.30 a pound. For info call (435) 691-5014. 1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging CEDAR PROFESSIONALS 867-4784 (p.m. mtg) Offices, 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S FIDDLERS FUN CENTER: PUMPKIN PATCH & Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization WATER AEROBICS CLASS ACTIVITIES – 3 to 7 pm, Fiddlers Fun Center ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY of business people. Stimulate business Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 W., (170 E Fiddlers Canyon Rd). Purchase a Punch 1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary for members through exchange of ideas, Fun, up-tempo workout to music. Intensive Card for $5 (pumpkin purchase is separate). building, Main & 300 N, Parowan information and business referrals. cardio, full body muscle toning. Any fitness Activities: Bounce Houses, Toxic Meltdown, SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED www.cedarprofessionals.org level. All ages. $3/class, including pool Games, Warp Speed, Train Ride, Berg Bikes, admission. (435) 327-2091 (no text) 3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library COLOR COUNTRY WINDS Face Painting, Pumpkin Painting, and more. For NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family Wed • Come brush up on your band skills to WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED! info/tickets: www.fiddlersfuncenter.com Thurs, 7 pm • SW Behavioral Health Center, share with the community. Call Debbie at Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center HAUNTED HANGER, 6 to 9 pm (Thurs). 6:30 245 E 680 S, Cedar. Free • (435) 590-7749 (435) 559-9609 for time and location. 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, in-person pm – 10:30 pm (Fri/Sat), Cedar Mustangs motivation from members, trained guides Squadron, Civil Air Patrol Hanger (2296 PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL and wellness coaches. (702) 832-0555. Evening 1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So. M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake Ctr) workshops now available. More info at Aviation Way, Cedar City). The Haunted Hanger Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City Paddles & balls supplied. (435) 586-6345 weightwatchers.com/us/find-a-meeting) Fundraiser gives you the chance to shoot www.southernutahshare.com zombies with Nerf Guns in the haunted hanger HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE WELLNESS PLACE as you search for the zombie cure. Find the Multiple sclerosis Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) cure and win a prize! The cost is $5 a person. 3rd Thurs, 6-8 pm • Cedar Visitor’s Center Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc.com/ (581 N Main) Caregivers and those with MS 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867 upcoming-classes (CASH ONLY) Iron County Today life Wednesday, October 28, 2020 17 C alendar

MEDITATION CLASS – (Wednesdays) 7 to 7:45 television celebrities Sheree J Wilson and minutes, with the last walk at 8:15 pm. strangers.' And then they dressed me up and pm. Healing Tree Wellness Center (535 S Main Clarence Gilyard, reunited to their partnership in Admission is FREE. Come and experience the said, 'Go beg for it.'” – Rita Rudner St #4). This 5-week session will run (10/21 thru Walker, Texas Ranger, in the 1988 Pulitzer Prize Waldorf-inspired folktale walk on All Hallows’ 11/18). In the spirit of Dana (generosity) and to Winner and the Outer Critics Circle Award for Eve – A magical night with music, bonfires, and cover the rental of the space, please donate Best Off-Broadway Play,D riving Miss Daisy. folk tales. This is a free community event. Come whatever amount you see fit between $0-$5. in costume if you would like. Children under the Monday, November 2 age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. We DEVILED EGG DAY Friday, October 30 will, of course, have delicious food for purchase: Thursday, October 29 chili, cast iron skillet cornbread, fresh hot JUDD PUMPKIN PATCH – (Mon thru Sat) 9 am CANDY CORN DAY pumpkin donuts, & hot apple cider. to Dark (approx. 7 pm). (314 E. 270 N., Paragonah). OATMEAL DAY I/G WINERY – HERE FOR THE BOOS – 7 to 9 Spend the afternoon at the pumpkin patch CEDAR HIGH TRUNK-OR-TREAT, 5 to 6 pm, pm, I/G Winery (59 W Center St / University finding the perfect pumpkin!S ee all the animals Faculty Parking Lot, Cedar High School. Cedar Blvd, Cedar City), ticket $25 via eventbrite.com. in the petting zoo and get dirty in the sandpile. High’s teams and clubs have been providing Join us for BOOs and so much more. Build Your Admission to all activities is FREE, pumpkins are this celebrated tradition for years. We ask that Own Brew, enjoy live music, and of course, $0.25 a pound. For info: (435) 477-9783. all those who participate wear a mask that wicked company. SOUTHERN UTAH WATERCOLOR SOCIETY covers their mouth and nose in addition to “Fall Exhibit” – (Thru Nov 13) Kolob Gallery (111 their planned Halloween costume. S. Main Street – Next to Pizza Factory) (Mon- GRIFOLS – NO FEET TRUNK-OR-TREAT, 7 to 9 Fri 10 am to 6 pm) and (Sat 10 am – 2 pm) pm. Grifols parking lot (1188 Sage St, Cedar Featuring six local artists: Sandra Anderson, City). Drive from car to car within a designated Mike Clark, Bronson Hardy, Debbie Robb, Teri path with the sponsors handing you the candy Rochford, Carol Stenger. from their decorated trunk. Info: (435) 867-8554. ALL HALLOWS’ EVE MEDITATION + DINNER, 7pm, Bristlecone Company (67 W Center St, Tuesday, November 3 Cedar City), Limited space available. Admission is $41.25 for members and $55 for non-members, JELLYFISH DAY A.P.E.X. – BRIAN EVENSON. 11:30 am. Free to reg. available online www.bristleconeco.com/ . Held in the Great Hall on the SUU the public events. Participants are encouraged to bring THE RUSTY BUCKET: PUMPKIN PATCH campus. The award-winning author of a dozen a memento from a loved one or someone (Tuesday to Saturday) 11 am – 6 pm, The Rusty books of fiction speaks about his books and they admire who has passed on. After the Bucket (82 N Main St, Parowan). One free what it’s like writing novels and stories in the meditation, we will enjoy a comforting harvest pumpkin per family who visits The Ace Corner. horror genre. Info: suu.edu/apex dinner together which includes a main course POLICY KINGS: TRUNK-OR-TREAT – 4 to 7pm, There are multiple shops to browse through, PRECEPT UPON PRECEPT BIBLE STUDY – 1 to 3 and dessert. If you have any dietary restrictions Policy Kings Brewery parking lot (223 N 100 snacks and treats to purchase, a giant rummage pm, Cedar City Library (303 N 100 E). An please email [email protected] after you W, Cedar City). Local businesses will be there sale and fun decor to see and take photos with. 8-week study of 1st Peter, “How to Stand register to inform us. For info: (435) 708-0000. passing out candy and prizes as well as game The shops are The Rusty Bucket, G&G Fill-A-Bag, Firm When Tested.” Precept Bible studies are Old Crow Basics, Eats and Treats, and Sweet Pea HAUNTED sCARe WASH – 7 to 9 pm, Tagg N booths. Don’t miss the face painting and hot nondenominational. Call 435-267-2234 or 435- Felt Food Bakery. Info: (435) 691-5103. Go Express Car Wash (1160 S Main St, Cedar chocolate! Bring your car and two bags of 238-3078 for info and to register. The cost of City), $5 for pass holders and $20 for non-pass candy! For more information visit them on the workbook is $18. www.precept.org. holders. Held every Friday & Saturday night in Facebook: /PolicyKingsBrewery CANYON CREEK SERVICES – CANDLELIGHT October (excluding Halloween night). Do you POLICY KINGS: TRICK-OR-DRINK – After Wednesday, November 4 VIGIL – 6 pm in the Heritage Center Theater dare to be scared?? Hours 21 + Party. 9pm to Midnight. Policy Kings Conference Room 7 (105 N 100 E, Cedar City). SCARY MOVIE NIGHTS – (Every Fri and Sat Brewery (223 N 100 W, Cedar City). Come for a CANDY DAY During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, in October) 9 to 11 pm. Fiddlers Fun Center night with an amazing DJ from SLC, costume come to honor those who lost their lives due 14TH ANNUAL RED ROCK FILM FESTIVAL: (170 E Fiddlers Canyon Rd). Come to the theater contest, cocktails, shots, beer, and more! to domestic violence in Utah this year and to SCREENINGS – First screening at Noon with for Scary, Scary movies! $5 for the movie or $15 WAREHOUSE HELL HOUSE – 9 pm at the commit to preventing these types of violence the last screening at 8:30 pm. Cedar Theater for the Movie, the Haunt, and a $5 arcade card newly remodeled Warehouse Bar + Kitchen in our community. This event will also be (33 N Main St, Cedar City). Features and shorts (That’s a Steal of a Deal). (432 N 100 W, Cedar City – formerly Toadz), will be featured all day be sure to check the live-streamed on CCS’ Facebook page. All are tickets $15 pre-order, available with one of the invited to attend and masks are required. WAREHOUSE: HALLOWEEN PARTY – KILL THE schedule at the Cedar Theater for details. KEG! 9pm (432 N 100 W, Cedar City). This is a 21 bartenders. Only 200 tickets available and you Passes available online at redrockfilmfestival. CEDAR HAUNT – 7 to 10 pm. Fiddlers Fun yrs. + event. Buy a Bohemian beer, get a raffle must come dressed up! Info: (435) 867-8988. (170 E Fiddlers Canyon Rd). First Annual eventive.org. Center ticket! It’s that easy! Come in costume, drink CEDAR CITY YEAR-ROUND DOWNTOWN Haunt! SCREAMS… FEAR… FUN! The cost is $12 THE HUB: PUMPKIN STAND – (Mon to Sat) 11 beer and raise money for a good cause! We will FARMERS MARKET, 9 am – 1 pm, Every Saturday for the Haunt or $15 for one tour of the Haunt, am – 9 pm at The Hub Pizza and More (476 be pushing draft beer all night at a discounted rain or shine, in the parking lot behind the scary movie, and a $5 arcade card. E Midvalley Rd, Enoch). Come pick a unique price! You can also buy extra tickets for the Stratford Hotel, (18 S Main Street) or inside pumpkin for your fall decorations, or Pumpkin raffle. All money raised on the raffle will be the building behind the parking lot in the cold carving parties at The Hub in Enoch! Info: (435) donated to a charity! Info: (435) 867-8988 weather months. Definitely worth stopping 865-6623. by for art work, baked goods, crafts, custom semi-precious stone and costume jewelry, farm WONDER WEDNESDAY – SUU S.T.E.M. fresh produce, homemade brownies & candies, Center. Drop by anytime between 2 pm – 4 Saturday, October 31 home style treats, homemade jams & jellies, pm. Admission is FREE for all students K-5. homeopathic items and 100% real honey. Children, accompanied by an adult, can join for HALLOWEEN - MAGIC DAY an adventure and fun make-and-take activities. SATURDAY FARMER’S MARKET, 9 AM - 1 PM, This restriction will be lifted when the policies IRON COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY TRUNK-OR- Saturdays @ IFA, 905 S Main. Good weather of all partners lift mask restrictions. Earn a TREAT, 3 to 5:30 pm. Iron County Sheriff’s outside, bad weather inside. Farmers with prize by attending Wonder Wednesday at Office (2136 N Main St, Cedar City). Kids can vegetables, fruits, eggs, honey, baked goods & enjoy meeting members of Iron County’s each location at least once this fall! Get your breads, meats, tamales, food vendors, hand- passport at any Wonder Wednesday event. Public Safety Services, as well as receive crafted items including soaps, lotions, jewelry, some goodies to take home. There will also be Collect a stamp at each location and then turn clothing, home décor and gifts for all ages. For it in at SUMA to collect your prize. SIMONFEST THEATRE CO: DRIVING MISS DAISY candy checks so the little ones can have their info call (435) 463-3735. (Thurs – Sat) 7:00 pm, Heritage Center Theater treats without any unwanted tricks. For safety, · Frontier Homestead State Park (1st Wed) 635 (105 N 100 E, Cedar City). Tickets $20 adults, parents are advised to park on the east side of N Main St | (435) 586-9290 $15 veterans/students, & $12 children (6 – 17 Main Street to avoid issues with traffic. · Cedar City Library (2nd Wed) 303 N 100 E | yrs.). Group rate available by calling (435) 327- Sunday, November 1 (435) 586-6661 8673. Ticketing system automatically socially CALVARY CHAPEL – HALLELUJAH NIGHT · Southern Utah Museum of Art (3rd Wed) 13 S – For info on location and activities distances patrons. Tickets available online FESTIVAL AUTHOR’S DAY 300 W | (435) 586-5432 find them on Facebook: /calvarycedar at www.simonfest.org. Masks will need to be · SUU S.T.E.M. Center (4th Wed – Oct – Nov) 162 "Halloween was confusing. All my life worn in the lobby and as you are being seated. RED ACRE FARM: ALL HOLLOWS’ EVE FOLKTALE S 300 W | (435) 586-7770. my parents said, 'Never take candy from Optional to remove when seated. Staring WALK – Begins at 6:30 pm, then every 15 18 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 life Iron County Today Ci h ll Out schools Cedar Lions Club presents Kite Flight the Rut fundraiser earnings to North Elementary less traveled by Shay Baruffi that we worry about, the ones along with the kite flight on the I ron County Today that we need to encourage are same day.” by Corey Baumgartner the ones that might need an Although different than I ron County Today Mark Nelson and Darrin incentive.” years prior, this year’s Kite Duncan with the Cedar City Nelson continued, “This is Flight was still a great success ith winter's wonderland weighing upon us, Lions Club presented North why we put together the Kite for Iron County Schools. Nelson “Chill Out” may seem like a fitting phrase Elementary School with the Flight program, we work with explained, “Due to this year’s for the soon to be frozen. Famed forecaster money raised from the 16th ages from preschool to 6th events we didn’t get to do a WJack Frost is proudly predicting icy weather and Nurse annual Kite Flight event. North grade and with all the schools big Kite Flight event like we Nature's yearly chill-pill is always a tough one to swal- Elementary earned the most in Iron County. The kids can normally do. We did more of a low; even with a cup of hot chocolate waiting to warm of all Iron County schools at bring their reading charts and drive thru. We normally have us. Sniffling and shivering shovelers will attempt to clear a whopping $2,881. Head of redeem them for a kite, a book about 800 kids attend. In 2020 safe paths through the white wasteland. Daring drivers North Elementary School’s PTA, or a movie pass. Most years we had a little less than 300. It will attempt to traverse the snow and ice covered roads, Elizabeth Condie, accompanied they get to go out on the field was still a great turnout given where one slip up can quickly lead to a pile up. For the pair on stage to accept the and play with their kite. On that the circumstances. Sponsors snowflakes and no brakes do not a safe trip make. generous gift. day our sponsors are there, and have made it possible for the Winter can also be especially difficult for Sunbirds The Kite Flight is a reading we serve hot dogs and ham- Lions Club to give Iron County who have been living in a climate with no snow and do not know snow's deceiving dangers. However, we can all learn to weather the weather whether we're shovel- ing or driving. Wearing a warmer wardrobe and having the right equipment is crucial, but knowing how to use it is equally important as we wage our winter warfare more wisely. While it’s important to be able to trust our heaters, sweaters and vehicles, we must also learn to trust our own inner winter wisdom, too. Because even though our wardrobes and vehicles are winter worthy, sometimes we have to go slower than the speed limit to stay safer. Even for those who tempt their fate with technology on the sunniest of days, I hope they wait until they get to their desired destination first, before reading and responding to that sweet tweet, tempting text or answer that life or death phone call. Because that's just what it might end up being! There is another type of wintery forecast we will experience in our lives; one more personal and often less predictable. Though there are summer and spring seasons of life, where the sun is shining, no rain clouds shay baruffi and life is beautiful; there are also seasons where North Elementary PTA President Elizabeth Condie (Right), along with Aubrie Houston (Left), gratefully emotional winters weigh heavily upon our hearts and accept the check from the Kite Flight fundraiser sponsered by the Cedar City Lions. minds. During these times, our feelings feel frozen and we're tired of our tires spinning in vain. We may doubt program that the Cedar City burgers; the kids get to thank PTA’s over $12,000 in fund- whether the sun of happiness will shine again. and Parowan Lions Clubs work the sponsors and interact raising dollars. Some schools During such discouraging, even depressing together on to promote reading with everyone. This year’s are currently using funds for weather, we must trust our inner-winner to endure to children from preschool sponsors were the incredible: COVID related costs. Past uses our personal winters and find a way to spring back to sixth grade. Mark Nelson Mountain Eye Institute, Cedar for money have been an AV into action. It’s not easy and we shouldn’t try to go it with the Cedar City Lions Club View Pediatric Dentistry, Cart and playground equip- alone. Nevertheless, in such times and weather, we described the program, “We State Bank of Southern ment. We look to the PTA’s should avoid slippery places and icy people. We must work with the Iron County Utah, Wilson Orthodontics, to communicate with their stay closer to those kin whose kilns will keep us safe School District and encourage Leon’s Automotive, Pizza Hut, students about needs their and warm. Seek out those people in their spring and students to read by creating a Fiddlers Fun Center, Mike schools have.” The Kite Flight summer seasons and let their sunshine help melt our reading chart which we send Haight Allstate Agency, Landon reading program has been a icy paths and warm-up and soften our hearts. May out to the kids during the last Eldredge Allstate Agency, great success in promoting we also learn to slow down and take more time with part of January, kids keep track Southern Utah Vision Care, reading to children and raising who and what matters most. If all else fails, chill out of their reading using this Cherry Creek Media, Funtime necessary funds for schools in and remember the sun will shine again and melt the chart. Kids that read 10,000 Inflatables, ERA Real Estate and Iron County. messes. Spring will bring new blooms of hopes and minutes a year are not the Rocky Mountain Power. This Stay tuned for the Cedar dreams to replace those frozen by the gloom of the ones we worry about; they’re next year, our 17th year, there City Lions Club’s 17th Annual snowstorms of the past. going to read anyway. The kids will be a community health fair Kite Flight in 2021! Iron County Today life Wednesday, October 28, 2020 19 schools ICSD News Nuggets

from Le Ann Woolstenhulme their class presentation students had the opportunity to 5th graders experimented with chemical reactions, brought step back in time as they played vintage games, conversed to us by Discovery Gateway’s Reaction Time team. The I ron County School District through Morse code, learned about storytelling, and students were able to experience hands-on chemistry and replicated artifacts. scientific observation. Students were also given a free S outh Elementary ticket to visit the science museum.

South Elementary 3rd Graders are happy to be back in school and had a successful first quarter! Mr. Sahagun helped celebrate by launching rockets on the playground for students that earned the activity. The students designed their own model rockets and got to launch them using an air compressor. The students had a "blast" learning about rocket design throughout the process! F iddlers Canyon Elementary

Fiddlers Elementary Principal Michelle Hall (R) and Fiddlers PTA President Sadie Holyoak (L) were presented with a check from the Cedar City Lions Club for students’ participation in the Kite Flight for Reading and Sight! Thank you, Cedar City Lions Club!

E noch Elementary

A pack of Enoch Elementary 1st graders picked pumpkins Lion’s Club donated $1,000 from the Kite for Flight event. at the Judd Pumpkin Patch. Each student brought one Students tracked their reading to win prizes and help earn home to decorate for fall. In class they have been learning this donation. about the life cycle of pumpkins. We are looking forward to the Halloween Parade on the 30th. T hree Peaks Elementary

Three Peaks Elementary and the Iron County School District completed a UPIPS (Utah Program Improvement Planning System) audit on October 22. Representatives from the Utah State Office of Education/Special We are in the middle of Red Ribbon Week and have loved Education Department visited Three Peaks Elementary dressing up and learning about how to keep our bodies and to conduct interviews and check IEP files for compli- minds safe. Thursday students are encouraged to wear red, ance. There is always room for improvement, but the and Friday they may wear their Halloween costumes. Special Education Department at Three Peaks Elementary Parents, please mark your calendars for our November PTA is doing an awesome job! We would like to thank the meeting on November 4 at 12:30. More details to come via following special education teachers for all their hard email and the Fiddler’s Canyon Elementary PTA Facebook page. work; Stephanie Abbott, Tarah Waite, Sapphire Bentley, and Lisa Higbee. E scalante Valley Elementary October 26-30 is Red Ribbon Week sponsored by the PTA. We have many fun activities planned based on the theme, "Be Happy. Be Brave. Be Drug Free." More information can be The fourth-grade students of Escalante Valley School found on our PTA Facebook page and Remind messages. recently enjoyed a visit from Frontier Homestead. During 20 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 life Iron County Today B usiness Peplo e

M arketing savvy in a digital world Birth Jeta Sherri Building Main Street, Not Wall Street Jeta Sherri was born on October 9, 2020 at 9:44 am. She was 6 lbs. 4 oz. lbert Einstein once said, “The world as spreading your message. But when you couple the and 21 in. in length. Her we have created it is a process of our strengths of the traditional marketing methods proud parents are Nick thinking. It cannot be changed without along with the exponential disruption of the and Jocelyn of Cedar City. Jeta’s birth created 4 new grandparents, 2 new aunts and 7 new uncles. We changingA our thinking.” In a recent ‘Think with new digital marketing media tools, you have a love you Wiggles! Google’ release, the following information was combination that can propel your community to revealed. It reported travel related searches new heights. for the words ‘today’ and ‘tonight’ on mobile Make no mistake, a new marketing strategy devices had increased by 150% in the isn’t just creating a new Facebook past two years. Additionally, the piece page and being big on social media. reported 60% of U.S. travelers would Yes, those can help, no doubt, but don’t E agle Scout also consider taking an impulse trip make the fatal mistake of thinking Nathan Weaver based on great hotel or flight deals that is the basis of your marketing Nathan Weaver was (pre-Covid-19). It also revealed 57% of campaign. The true cost to enter the awarded his Eagle U.S. travelers feel destination brands new marketing arena isn’t any less than Scout Award. He is should tailor their information based on before. In fact, it is much more costly if the son of Nancy and personal preferences or past behaviors. you are to make a worthwhile impact. Michael Weaver. Lastly, approximately one third of trav- The single price of print products has elers across the country are interested declined overall. The cost of really in using digital assistants to not only playing in the digital arena and reaching Jon h A. Newby E agle Scout research, but book their travel. the same equivalent number of your Those are powerful trends and columnist target audience is every bit as high due Justin Dodds insights for communities with the to the massive fragmentation of the Justin Dodds was aptitude to utilize the power and shear strength digital audience over so many digital options. awarded his Eagle of the digital world. For those unwilling to adapt, As always, communities need to strike a Scout Award. He is the son of Jake and it will be an albatross that communities are stuck healthy balance between various forms of mar- Lindsay Dodds. with as they continue doing things the same way keting to most effectively convey their message to they have for the past few years. their target market. Knowing your target audience While print products were once the single is very critical; you will be wasting money if you most used source to reach potential travelers, it is don’t know that simple, yet vital piece of data. Do E agle Scout now clear digital is fast becoming a major force in you want baby boomers with excess dollars to luring visitors to your community. How does your visit your market? You are then looking at combi- Tanner Dodds community do in the digital nation print/digital campaign. Tanner Dodds was arena? In addition to strategic Do you want Millennial’s and awarded his Eagle regional print buys, do your We are in Gen-X’s to visit your market? Scout Award. He is the son of Jake and local marketing discussions You are then certainly leaning Lindsay Dodds. center around and include the the perfect more into the digital world. very basic digital words such as The larger the target markets, Social Media, SMS/MMS Texting, storm of the higher the cost of effective Gaming, SEO, GeoMarketing, “ marketing. That is why under- Mobile-Friendly, QR codes, technological standing and identifying your Beacons, Loading Speeds, Web- market is critical. Have a People Friendly and the list goes on. change. The beauty of gaining this Now, bear in mind, the digital marketing knowledge Announcement? above are just the most basic strategies utilizing in the marketing arena is that it can go a long the rapidly changing technology that will itself way toward leveling the playing field between There is no charge for birth, first birthday, become a thing of the past in the near future. If large, medium and small communities. Even the your community is really forward thinking and smallest of communities with a powerful strategic mission, Eagle Scout, 50th anniversary contemplating strategies two to four years down marketing campaign can compete with larger (and up), wedding and 80th birthday (and the road, you are then discussing how to utilize communities in a new world of rapid change and up) announcements. Submissions can be Augmented Reality, Artificial Intelligence and the transformation. made online at ironcountytoday.com, or Internet-of-Things. While marketing one’s commu- emailed to [email protected] nity is essential, the rapidly approaching processes or brought to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar of marketing your community is changing and on John A. Newby, author of the "Building Main Street, Not City, Utah 84721. The deadline is Friday steroids or changed-squared if you will. Wall Street " column assists communities and their local at noon for the following week’s issue. When it comes to marketing transformation, media companies combine synergies allowing them Announcements should be 100 words or we are in the perfect storm of technological to not just survive, but thrive in a world where truly- less. Please call 435-867-1865 ext. 5 for change. Yes, the sheer power of the overall reach local is lost to Amazon, Wall Street chains and others. of traditional media is still undeniably king at [email protected]. pricing for all other announcements. Iron County Today life Wednesday, October 28, 2020 21 faith B ible 101.8 Jesus Wept The Gospels, Pt. 1 John 11:35, Luke 19:41-42, Luke 22:44 by Edy Meredith fact, John’s gospel is the only one of the he shortest verse in Jesus understands. (Psalm 31:7) four that contains a precise statement For Iron County Today the entire Bible is John Jesus weeps because He regarding the author’s purpose in John 11:35 (English version). cares. If He didn’t care about 20:31: “These are written that you may he Gospels are Scripture from God Yet,T it has the most powerful us, nothing else He did or does believe that Jesus is the Christ, the that includes eyewitness testi- meaning for the entire world... would matter. Why not? Because Son of God, and that believing you may monies that focus completely on every man, woman and child. without love, neither His JesusT the Messiah, the Anointed One. The have life in His name.” We know Jesus wept on many Atonement, nor the plan of God, The Gospels show how Jesus fulfills four gospels in the Bible begin the New occasions; more than we know. our Heavenly Father, who is Love the Old Testament through constant Testament/Covenant and are Matthew, On quiet hillsides, gravesides, (1 John 4:7-21), wouldn’t have reference to Old Testament prophecy as Mark, Luke, and John—the close follow- pool sides, roadsides, beside the power to save us from this in Isaiah 53:4 fulfillment of the suffering ers of Jesus. Sometimes the Book of the bedsides of the burdened, inside wicked world. That’s why He servant, and other Old Testament Acts of the Apostles (commonly called the hearts of the broken and sent His Son (John 3:16-17) to allusions in Mark 1:8-11 referring to Acts) is included in the gospels, but on the same side of the bars save us. Jesus saves us because Genesis 22:2, Isaiah 42:1, and Psalm 2:7. Acts is referred to primarily as historical of those in bondage. There He really did love us first (1 John Please look these cross references up narrative. was crying during the agony 4:19) and still loves us, even if online or in your own Bible. The Gospels Matthew, Mark, and Luke are called of Gethsemane, the crushing we’re struggling with difficult also portray a greater than human the “synoptic gospels” because they of His crucifixion and surely situations and sins in our lives identity for Jesus both directly and contain many of the same events from also during the rejoicing of His (Romans 5:8). There’s still hope indirectly: 1) Miracle stories that show the perspective of their individual resurrection and reuniting with and healing for us! Thus, we Jesus’ power over creation, 2) His words writers. Synoptic comes from Greek His Father. serve Him and are obedient and teachings in parables and dialogues, via Latin meaning “seeing all together” (keeping His 3) Testimonies of people whose lives whereas John supplies a large amount commandments, were touched by Jesus, 4) God’s own of unique material that is not in the repenting, testimony in Matthew 3:27 “This is my other three gospels and is considered following Him Son” (references to Daniel with Son distinct or from a different standpoint; God's along the of God and Son of Man as titles), 5) written perhaps to a gentile audience Covenant Path) Exclamations from the crowd “What and containing seven emphatic, ‘I AM’ because we kind of man is this?” (Matthew 8:27), 6) statements which identify Jesus as God Porch also love Him Individuals like the Canaanite woman: and Messiah (John 6:35, 8:12, 10:7-9, (Galatians 2:2) “Lord, Son of David!” (Matthew 14:22), by Corey Baumgartner 10:11-14, 11:25, 15:1-5). and are grateful 7) Peter in Matthew 16:16 “You’re the The word “gospel” literally means I ron County Today for His love. Messiah, Son of the living God,” and 8) “good news” from the Greek word When from the Roman soldier “Surely this man euangelion and is a fulfillment of While only 3 such emotional was the last time you wept? was the Son of God” in Matthew 27:54. a promise made by God in the Old moments are recorded in the Sometimes as our tears fall These are just a few of the many events Testament/Covenant in Ezekiel 36:26- Bible, each of them are signifi- we feel they are unwanted, recorded in the New Testament Gospels. 27: “I will give you a new heart and put cant, even life-changing, for Him unnecessary or even unnoticed. As John said at the end of his a new spirit within you; I will take the and for us. The first recorded God records every tear that falls. writing in John 21:24-25: “This is the heart of stone out of your flesh and give time is when He lost His friend (Psalms 56:8). Why? Because disciple who testifies of these things you a heart of flesh. I will put My Spirit Lazarus (John 11:35). It’s difficult God, our Father and Jesus, and wrote these things; and we know within you and cause you to walk in My to lose a friend to disease, dis- our Savior, truly do love us in that his testimony is true. And there are statues, and you will keep My judgments tance (emotional, physical) and a way we cannot completely also many other things that Jesus did, and do them.” This was a promise to death. Jesus understands. The comprehend, but we have faith which if they were written one by one, I give the followers of the Messiah tender second time was as Jesus wept Their love is real and that They suppose that even the world itself could and responsive hearts to God’s calling over the people at Jerusalem will never give up on us (1 not contain the books that would be and comes not only from Ezekiel, but (Luke 19:41-42), who had fallen Corinthians 13:4-7). This means written. Amen.” also from Isaiah 52:7: “How beautiful into darkness and wickedness; that no matter what we’re going Next week we will focus mainly on upon the mountains are the feet of him even in the moment their through, suffering and wonder- the parables and teachings of Jesus. who brings good news, who proclaims Savior arrived. But they knew ing how we’ll ever endure—let Come back to learn from a masterful peace, who brings glad tidings of good Him not, nor did they seem to alone overcome something so teacher and how He changes the human things, who proclaims salvation, who want to. Jesus understands. challenging and tragic—that heart and mind! Amen. says to Zion, your God reigns!” The third time Jesus wept was we are not alone and our Savior The Gospels make the significant the most agonizing of them all; understands and stands beside claims that Jesus is the Messiah of when his tears turned to blood us. He will weep with us, comfort Israel and the true Lord of the world, If you are interested in more information as He began His miraculous, us and help us through our own claiming to both recount history as eye about eyewitness testimony in the Gospels, compassionate and complete grueling Gethsemane’s and cruel witnesses and to persuade the reader please check out the following book by Richard Atonement for our sins, sorrows crosses until we, too, are res- to acknowledge Jesus as Lord and Bauckham: “Jesus and the Eyewitnesses, The and sufferings in the Garden of urrected and reunited with our become His disciple and follower. In Gospels as Eyewitness Testimony”) Gethsemane (Luke 22:39-44). Father and family. Don’t give up! 22 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 life Iron County Today o bituaries

Dr. Richard Colton Cox Yolonda McClanahan Peggy Ann Robinson

Our dedicated and loved father, 8/15/1960 to 10/14/2020 Peggy Ann Robinson passed away grandfather and husband, Richard Yolonda became seriously ill in at her home October 19th, 2020, after Colton Cox, passed away peacefully at September and was unable to recover. a battle with bladder cancer. Peggy home on Sunday October 18, 2020. She was an empath and her life was was born September 21, 1952 to Wilma Richard was born on October 23, all about creating love, peace and and Clark Lamoreaux in Cedar City 1950 in American Fork Utah to Elmer harmony in her relationships. She Utah and grew up in Paragonah, Utah Charles and Lorna Colton Cox. Married valued "real friends who never leave with five brothers and one sister. June Alice Echols on July 3, 1969 and your side and always tell you the After graduating from high school, later divorced. They shared 6 children: truth." she attended cosmetology college in Amy Warren, Jason Cox, Baby Rickey, Yolonda was a former sales Cedar City, Utah. Although allergies Jared Cox, Brian Cox and Christina Ross. representative and part time trainer and motherhood ended her work as Married Theresa Horton on May 24, 1992 at Convergys; in Cedar City, Utah. She a hair dresser after only a couple and welcomed stepchildren, Ricky Serra also studied at Southwest Applied years, her skills were used to keep her and Meghan LaValla. Technology College. She adored her husband and children looking their Richard was the youngest of four brothers and loved playing little grandson and her cat; Boo. Her neighbors mentioned that best. and watching football. He played side by side with brother Jerry she had an incredible smile, she was very giving and cared Peggy met Rick Robinson after high school, on a blind date in for Wausau High School in Wisconsin. He was a passionate deeply about others. In a perfect scenario she would now be the late fall of 1970. She was angry with her friend Michael for BYU football fan throughout his life; a trait given to him by his spending time watching over her grandson. Survivors include; lining her up on a blind date, and told Michael to never do that mother Lorna Cox. He was a Vietnam War Veteran with an abiding Joshua, Peaches, Damian and Boo. We're currently looking for a again. But after that first date there was no need since her and passion and devotion for his Country. He enjoyed the outdoors and new and loving home for Boo. If you're interested in adopting her Rick knew right off that they were meant for each other. They cherished being with his family at the cabin in Panguitch Lake, very sweet, male kitty please call (435) 233-4530. were married for time and eternity in the St. George Temple on Utah. He loved the many fishing trips to Canada and Alaska in September 4th, 1971 and have enjoyed 49 years together. search of the monster trophy fish. Peggy lived in Cedar City with her husband and family all of Richard spent his life and career serving his fellowman as a her married life except when Rick’s work took them briefly to physician. He graduated from the University of Utah Medical School Stanley Bulloch “Boof” Slack Rock Springs, Wyoming, Salt Lake City, Utah and Henderson, and finished his Emergency Medicine Residency from King Drew Nevada. After her children were old enough to be in school, she Medical Center in Los Angeles California. He spent the first few Stanley Bulloch “Boof” Slack was found a job that allowed her to be home for the kids when they years of his career splitting his time between Victor Valley Medical born to Stanley Maxwell and Bette were out of school, working at North Elementary School where Center (Victorville CA) and Valley View Medical Center (Cedar City Jean Bulloch Slack on July 22, 1971 in the youngest ones attended. She taught P.E. for a few years until UT) and then finally settled in Cedar City Utah. He worked for over Cedar City, Utah and passed away taking a position in a children’s day care facility where she could 35 years caring for his patients and loved his work as a physician. in the home where he was raised on continue her passion for helping children be the best they could He is survived by his wife, Theresa Cox and children, Amy (Brent) October 16, 2020. Stanley was the 2nd be. She moved from day care to Canyon View High School where Warren, Jason (Molly) Cox, Jared (Jennifer) Cox, Brian (Janet) Cox, of 3 sons and spent his early years she was made the secretary of the special education department Christina (John) Ross; stepchildren, Ricky (Michelle) Serra, Meghan helping his brothers, cousins and and spent the next 14-15 years in that position until retirement. (John) LaValla; 18 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren; brothers friends terrorize Dogtown on the East She loved her opportunity to work with the students who came Michael and Tony. Preceded in death by son Richard Colton Cox Jr. side of Cedar. He spent many days from less than ideal environments and was instrumental in (Baby Rickey), father Elmer Charles Cox, mother Lorna Colton Cox, riding bikes, tubing in coal creek, helping several to find it in themselves to stay in school and and brother Jerry. and throwing snowballs at cars. Boof graduate. Funeral services were held Friday, October 23, 2020 at Southern was a natural athlete and excelled Peggy also served in many positions of leadership in the Utah Mortuary, 190 North 300 West, Cedar City, UT 84720. Visitation at baseball and football. He was a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints including Primary at 1pm and funeral service at 2pm. Online condolences can be sent proud Cedar High Redmen. His per- President and councilor multiple times as well as in Relief to www.sumortuary.com. sonality and ability to connect with Society presidencies and as Young Women’s President and people led him to a successful career even camp director, but her favorite position in the church was in the tire business following in his primary chorister. Kevin Ralph Wood dad’s footsteps. He loved spending After retirement, Peggy found great pleasure in going RVing time with his family at Hogsheaven with Rick. She loved spending evenings in the trailer and days Kevin Ralph Wood died peacefully in and many Saturdays with his dad with the mountain air blowing through her hair while traveling his home with family and friends at his cutting wood. The annual deer hunt the trails in the side-by-side. side on October 23, 2020 in Cedar City, with his dad, son, brothers, nephews, Peggy was preceded in death by her parents, Clark and Utah at the age of 58. uncles, and cousins was always a Wilma Lamoreaux, brothers Kenny, Mike, and Jim Lamoreaux, Kevin was born on August 15, 1962 special event. and father-in-law Mark Robinson. Peggy is survived by husband in Long Beach, California to Mitzi In 1995 Stan married Robyn Rick, siblings LaRae (Jerry) Mortenson, Brad, David, mother-in- Mendoza. He graduated from Ocean Huntsman (later divorced) with law LaFawn, sister-in-law Tammy (Ted) Bird, brothers-in-law View High School in 1980. He married whom he had his 3 children. Randy (Deborah) and Greg (Tamera), children Brandant (Naomi), Brenda Castro, his one true love in Stanley’s greatest joy was his children and grandchildren. Staci (Jesse) Jenson, Shane (Liahona), Kyle (Rachael), and Troy 2007, but had been with her for over He supported them as they played sports, spent many happy (Mandy), 23 grandchildren, and 1 great-grandchild. 7 years before they got married. After hours at Hogsheaven working, playing and hunting, weekends The family would like to thank all the medical professionals moving to Cedar City, Utah, Kevin at NASCAR in Vegas and many other activities. When he would in the IHC hospitals, home care and personal doctors who took began working for ES Enovation’s. He see his grandchildren, he would light up. Stan had a special such great care of Peggy in her last days of mortality. loved making bodyboards, fishing with way with children and his nieces and nephews were always family and friends, working on his car, camping and loving his glad to see Uncle Boofey. Stanley was a member of The grandchildren. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Kevin is survived by his wife Brenda Wood, his Father Tim Boof was preceded in death by his father Stan and Mendoza, his sister Kimberly Taylor; brothers Kurt Jones and Kerry grandparents Oliver and Fay Slack, Chick and Jean Bulloch S ubmitting Ramirez; his sons Steven Castro, Joshua Castro and Cody Castro and several uncles and aunts. He is survived by his mother and 7 grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his mother Mitzi Bette, children, Deni (Dalton) Quilter, Clay Stanley, and an obituary… Mendoza, of Wildomar, CA, grandparents of Westminster, CA., Sydnee, Grandchildren Denim, Karter, Coy and Tate Quilter, His grandparents Ralph and Mary Dudley of Abbeville, South Carolina, brothers, Henry Oliver and David Douglas (Ginger), 3 nieces grandparents-in-law Lester and Rose Macroe (Nana & Nanu) of and 2 nephews. There is no charge for obituaries of 400 words or less. Brea, California, Joe and Zella Aikin (Gaga & Granddaddy) of Moreno Funeral services were held on Thursday, October 22, 2020 Submissions can be made online at ironcountytoday. Valley, California. at Southern Utah Mortuary at 11:00 AM. (190 North 300 West com, or emailed to [email protected] or A funeral is scheduled for 11:00am on October 28, 2020 at 2002 N. Cedar City, UT). Viewings were held on Wednesday October 21, Main Street Suite 7, Cedar City, Utah, (435-586-3456). A reception will 2020 from 5-7 PM and Thursday from 9:30-10:30 AM at Southern brought to 389 N 100 W, #12, Cedar City, Utah 84721. follow. Pastor Jim Vasque and Pastor Phil Smith will officiate the Utah Mortuary. Interment was in the Cedar City Cemetery A single submission may include up to two photos. ceremony. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Kevin’s life. under the direction of Southern Utah Mortuary. Online The deadline for submission is Monday at noon. For Flowers may be sent to 2002 N. Main Street Suite 7, Cedar City, condolences can be made at www.sumortuary.com pricing information for obituaries longer than 400 Utah 84721. Online condolences can be sent to his memorial page at Live streaming of the service were available at www. words, please call 435-867-1865 ext. 5. www.affordablefuneralservices.com. sumortuary.com Wednesday, October 28, 2020 23 Scores & Recaps from Iron County Competition Sports

4A State Cross Country Boys Top 10 finishers (3-mile course at Cedar High) 1. Josh Armstrong (Hurricane), 15:24.5 2. Carson Helmer (Desert Hills), 15:31.3 3. Carson Wall (DH), 15:57.0 4. Scottie Bushar (Pine View), 15:58.4 5. Peter Nielsen (Bear River), 16:01.9 6. Hunter Stucki (DH), 16:06.0 7. Brooks Barney (DH), 16:08.0 8. Logan Peel (Cedar), 16:08.7 royal runners 9. Jacob Simper (Stansbury), 16:12.4 10. Spencer Adams (Ridgeline), 16:13.4 Team standings: 1. Desert Hills 44; 2. Cedar 73; 3. Hurricane 106; 4. Snow Canyon 124; 5. Pine View 133; 6. Stansbury 168; 7 (tie). Ogden 213; 7 (tie). Ridgeline 213; 9. Bear River 238; 10. Cedar Valley 301.

Girls Top 10 finishers 1. Caila Odekirk (Hurricane), 17:45.5 2. Kate Dickson (Sky View), 18:28.4 3. Brea Buckley (Snow Canyon), 18:33.5 4. Gwen Sepp (Dixie), 18:40.9 5. Madison White (Bear River), 18:45.7 6. Madi Strasner (Desert Hills), 18:50.2 7. Adri Baker (Pine View), 18:50.3 8. Ruby Ludlow (Dixie), 18:52.6 9. Sarah Ellis (Crimson Cliffs), 18:53.3 10. Alexis Patrick (Ridgeline), 19:02.5 Team standings: 1. Pine View 72; 2. Desert Hills 92; 3. Ridgeline 103; 4. Cedar 141; 5. Bear River 162; 6. Snow Canyon 179; 7. Hurricane 185; 8. Ogden 225; 9. Sky View 252; 10. Mountain Crest 280. Tearhe C d boys cross country 2A State Cross Country team proudly pose with their Boys Top 10 finishers second-place trophy from the 4A (3-mile course at Cedar High) state meet held Oct. 21. 1. Carson Burian (Rowland Hall), 15:37.7 2. Christopher Korir (Wasatch Academy), tom zulewski 15:54.1 3. Cory Bunker (Monticello), 15:54.6 4. Nathan Bowman (Kanab), 16:16.3 Cedar Boys finish 2nd, Lady Reds come 5. Jack Lange (Rowland Hall), 16:29.3 6. Alan Pettit (Monticello), 16:36.4 7. Ezra Shilling Rabin (Rowland Hall), through for coach at state cross country 16:41.8 8. Michael Ralphs (Millard), 16:49.9 by Tom ZULEWSKI “It’s been a tough season,” Corry 9. Jason Cardon (Beaver), 16:57.0 I ron County Today We really said. “We had been quite a ways 10. Josh Rust (North Summit), 16:57.6 behind Hurricane and Snow Canyon, Team standings: 1. Millard 56; 2. As the Cedar girls cross country wanted to and I was just hoping we could get Rowland Hall 60; 3. North Summit 73; 4. team gathered around head coach in the top 10. I didn’t dream we’d be Monticello 80; 5. Beaver 144; 6. Duchesne 156; 7. Parowan 166. Bob Corry, the curiosity and excite- make him fourth.” ment about where they might have “ Junior Carisa Hofeling led the Girls Top 10 finishers finished at the 4A state meet Oct. 21 proud, and I finishers for Cedar, coming in 18th 1. Elizabeth Zwahlen (North Summit), started to build. overall in 19 minutes, 31 seconds, a 18:29.4 2. Brooke Reed (Parowan), 19:07.6 When the word came down, think it helped half-second in front of Pine View’s 3. Adri Bird (Monticello), 19:11.0 the Lady Reds jumped around and Alli Baker. Senior teammate Kailey 4. Audrey Camp (Millard), 19:31.9 celebrated like they won a state title, us go faster.” Gilbert was next in 20th (19:34.7). 5. Katy Kelly (Millard), 20:02.6 but it was more than good enough to “Everyone did better than they 6. Elle Williams (Beaver), 20:11.9 send their coach off to retirement. did at region,” Corry said. 7. Lily Long (Monticello), 20:22.8 » MaKell Corry 8. Adelyn Crockett (Parowan), 20:47.0 Despite not having a runner For granddaughter MaKell Corry 9. Charly Sargent (North Summit), 21:04.4 finish among the top 10, the Cedar champion with 72 points – and and the rest of her teammates, the 10. Kara Camp (Millard), 21:11.1 girls finished fourth in the final team runner-up Desert Hills among the mission was clear. Team standings: 1. Millard 44; 2. North standings over the 3-mile course Region 9 teams. “We wrote it down so we wouldn’t Summit 51; 3. Parowan 75; 4. Monticello around the Cedar High campus. The It was the best parting gift Corry, forget that we were running the race 108; 5. Beaver 115. Lady Reds’ total of 141 points trailed who ended a 35-year run as coach, only Pine View – the overall team could have asked for. see cross country » 26 24 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 sports Iron County Today Scoreboard Rmsa handle Bulldogs Scores Prep Football 10/23 4A playoffs, 1st round Falcons Crimson Cliffs 45, Cyn. View 3 eliminated Desert Hills 44, Mtn. Crest 14 Logan 43, Hurricane 22 Cedar Valley 28, Tooele 21 Mtn. View def. Uintah, forfeit by Tom ZULEWSKI Ogden 35, Ben Lomond 17 I ron County Today 10/23 2A playoffs, 1st round Parowan 24, Gunnison 7 PAROWAN — Things Enterprise def. Layton were frustrating at times for Christian, forfeit Milford 59, Monticello 6 the Parowan Rams in its 2A Millard 20, N. Sevier 0 playoff opener against the N. Summit 24, Rich 13 visiting Gunnison Bulldogs. Two touchdowns were taken Prep Girls Soccer off the board due to pen- 10/22 4A playoffs, Semifinals at Rio Tinto Stadium alties, and several dropped Ogden 2, Crimson Cliffs 1 passes slowed the offensive Ridgeline 1, Pine View 0 momentum. 10/23 4A playoffs, finals Thanks to a quick start Ridgeline 3, Ogden 2 and ferocious defense, Standings Parowan had more than enough to advance to the Region 9 Football Parowan next round. REGION OVERALL Hutch Miller threw a Pine View (2) 7-0 9-1 touchdown pass to Nick Snow Canyon (3) 6-1 8-1 Goodman on the third play 24 Dixie (9) 5-2 5-5 from scrimmage, while Cedar (8) 4-3 6-4 Connor Robinson and Braden Gunnison Desert Hills (16) 3-4 5-6 Bettridge added touchdown Crimson Cliffs (15) 2-5 4-6 runs of their own as the Hurricane (19) 1-6 2-9 seventh-seed Rams handily Canyon View (18) 0-7 3-8 beat the Bulldogs, 24-7, on 7 2A South Football REGION OVERALL Oct. 23 to earn a road trip G unnison 0 0 0 7 -- 7 to face No. 2 Duchesne on Parowan 14 7 0 3 -- 24 Beaver (1) 6-0 10-0 Friday. Q1 – P – Goodman 46 pass from Miller Enterprise (4) 5-1 7-3 (Goodman kick), 10:40 “I felt like we had them P – Robinson 4 run (Goodman kick), 4:27 Kanab (3) 4-2 8-2 dave mineer sr. Milford (6) 2-4 5-6 the whole game. We didn’t Q2 – P – Bettridge 3 run (Goodman leave any doubt on the field kick), 9:20 QBtch Hu Miller and the Rams sent the Gunnison Bulldogs to the Parowan (7) 2-4 5-6 pound in Parowan's 2A opening victory. at all,” said the Rams’ senior Q4 – P – FG Goodman 26, 9:50 Millard (8) 1-5 6-5 G – Judy 4 pass from Allen (Tucker N. Sevier (9) 1-5 3-8 quarterback. “We had the kick), :33 the bench was whistled for the shutout when Jaxon penalties and the defense unsportsmanlike conduct Allen hit Pearson Judy with a Region 9 Girls Soccer looked amazing, but we can with 2:54 left. The drive 4-yard touchdown pass with REGION OVERALL fix the penalties. We’ll be Crimson Cliffs got as far as the Duchesne 33 seconds remaining. Desert Hills (7) 10-4 10-7 there for Duchesne with no 20-yard line, but the Rams The Rams will now face Canyon View (6) 8-6 10-7 more penalties.” elected to not use any of a Duchesne team that beat Crimson Cliffs (12) 8-6 12-8 Adding to the positive their three timeouts and take them 20-3 on Aug. 21. The Pine View (10) 7-7 11-8 effort, Parowan (5-6) was 45 the three-score lead to the Eagles finished the regular Snow Canyon (13) 7-7 10-9 Cedar (14) 6-8 8-10 able to build its lead to 14-0 break. season with a 9-0 record. Dixie (17) 5-9 6-13 after recovering a Gunnison Canyon View Parowan’s best scoring In the 4A playoffs, the Hurricane (16) 5-9 5-12 fumble inside the red zone threat of the second half Canyon View Falcons saw and turning it into a 4-yard got as far as the Gunnison their season come to a rough Schedule run by Robinson. The game 3-yard line, but that drive end as they were routed 45-3 Prep Football looked like it may head 3 fizzled and led to a 26-yard by Crimson Cliffs on Oct. 23. 10/30 4A playoffs, 2nd round to a running clock when Canyon View 0 3 0 0 -- 3 field goal from Goodman that The Mustangs got five total Dixie at Cedar Bettridge scored from 3 Crimson Cliffs 14 21 3 7 -- 45 made it 24-0 with 9:50 left to touchdowns (four passing, Crimson Cliffs at Pine View yards out to stretch the Q1 – CC – Leonard 3 run (Woolley kick), play in the game. one rushing) from Chase Logan at Snow Canyon 9:06 advantage to 21-0 with 9 CC – Butler 5 pass from Hansen (Woolley After failing to cross Hansen and built a 35-3 Desert Hills at Sky View minutes, 20 seconds left in kick), 4:40 midfield most of the night, halftime lead on the way to Mountain View at Stansbury Q2 – CV – FG Barlow 24, 11:55 Ogden at Park City the half. CC – Butler 25 pass from Hansen (Wool- the Bulldogs (3-6) got their the victory. Bear River at Green Canyon Then the offense stalled. ley kick), 10:02 big break with a blocked Canyon View (3-8) lost CC – Butler 60 pass from Hansen (Wool- Cedar Valley at Ridgeline After a punt return by ley kick), 8:12 punt that was recovered at for the eighth straight time CC – Hansen 1 run (Woolley kick), 6:23 10/30 2A playoffs, 2nd round Goodman for an apparent the Rams’ 17-yard line with and its only points came on Parowan at Duchesne Q3 – CC – FG Woolley 25, 8:12 80-yard score was wiped out 1:22 left. With two timeouts a 24-yard field goal in the Millard at Beaver Q4 – CC – Droubay 15 pass from Hansen Milford at Kanab by a penalty, the Rams had to (Woolley kick), 9:42 available, the third-place second quarter from Gavin start from their own 17 after finisher from 2A North broke Barlow. N. Summit at Enterprise Iron County Today sports Wednesday, October 28, 2020 25 E ven with new COVID wave, Tom’s Sports Trivia

With college football starting to make its return to the field, here’s a driven dozen that sports carrying on delivers a look at names and other things from the game’s history. Wear your mask and please remember…no wagering. he first week of the UHSAA state the season. football playoffs is finished, and Thanks to a blocked punt, it didn’t 1. Before he starred on a 4-letter TV school did he win the most – 232 it had its ups and downs. Three happen. With two timeouts available, drama, Mark Harmon starred for games – for? teamsT in Northern Utah — 6A Fremont, Gunnison started from the Parowan 17 which four-letter school at quarter- A. Maryland 4A Uintah and 2A Layton Christian — all and scored a touchdown with just 33 back, averaging 7.2 yards per carry B. Texas A&M in 1973? had to forfeit their opening-round seconds left, breaking the shutout bid. C. Alabama games because of COVID outbreaks Final: Rams 24, Bulldogs 7. A. Penn D. Auburn directly affecting them. Now the work gets harder as B. Yale The beneficiaries of the forfeits Parowan has to play at No. 2 Duchesne C. UCLA 9. Now common on TV, which sports — Copper Hills, Mountain View and on Friday in a rematch from Week 2 that D. Ole Miss innovation was first used in 1963 at Enterprise — were handed free tickets was won by the Eagles, 20-3. If Round the Army-Navy football game? to the second round this Friday, but who 1 was any indication, the Rams need to 2. “White-outs” usually happen at A. Instant replay knows what will happen next? The spike find some offense as fast as they can. Beaver Stadium, also known as B. Sideline camera in cases has hit everyone hard and Utah “Happy Valley,” home to which Big C. First-down line Ten school? became the 27th state to reach 100,000 » The Cedar High girls basketball D. Score graphic last week. team will be holding a camp for kids A. Penn State It’s not a good number to have, and from kindergarten through second grade B. Rutgers 10. The Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl is played in which capital city? we still have three-fourths of the school Nov. 7, 14 and 21, then Dec. 5, 12 and 19 C. Iowa sports year yet to be played. Things from Noon to 1 p.m. Cost of the camp is D. Northwestern A. Montgomery will move indoors soon, which means $40 and registration happens on the first B. Baton Rouge 3. Who broke Herschel Walker’s SEC crowds of fans in enclosed spaces and an day at 11:30 a.m. Face masks are required. C. Nashville rushing record at Alabama and is D. Atlanta even more watchful eye on how poten- now running for the Tennessee tial outbreaks could affect the seasons » Breaking news from the motor Titans? 11. Who plays their football games in to come. sports world: Due to the pandemic, the “The house that Rockne built?” NHRA had to cut its season A. Jalen Hurts B. Derrick Henry by more than half, including A. Notre Dame C. Marcus Mariota B. Duke its championship finale D. Jerry Jeudy C. Army normally held in Pomona, D. Boston College random Calif. The Strip at Las Vegas 4. Now a tight end for the Denver Motor Speedway has been Broncos, where did Jake Butt play his 12. Which ACC school’s Demon Deacons inserted as the replacement, college football? recently had a player on its roster thoughts named Godspower Offor? and it’s coming up Friday A. Michigan State by Tom Zulewski through Sunday. B. Ohio State A. North Carolina Even better: For the C. Minnesota B. Wake Forest Sports Writer first time in the state of D. Michigan C. Virginia Nevada, it will be the first D. Virginia Tech If the teams that benefitted from the professional event where fans will be 5. Who won 255 games as head coach football forfeits had their choice, there’s allowed to attend. Details on how many for Nebraska, then went on to Last Week’s Answers win three terms for the state in no doubt they’d rather be playing. It’s all and important social distancing rules 1. B: Rockingham Congress? the more reason to do the simple things can be found on the speedway’s web 2. C: Denny Hamlin. Hamlin had a like wearing your mask. That will help us site at LVMS.com. A full refund is an A. Tom Osborne 15-point lead over Johnson heading get through this time a little faster. available option for those fans wishing B. Frank Solich to the season finale at Homestead- Science matters, and the stu- to opt out, and masks will be required C. Scott Frost Miami Speedway, but finished 14th, dent-athletes matter, too. Let them for admission. D. Nick Saban allowing Johnson – who finished make memories we all can share now The championship races in all four second – to win his fifth title in a row. and in the future. pro classes are tight and will probably 6. It’s got nothing to do with Detroit, 3. A: Joey Logano, Kyle Busch, Carl but which SEC school plays its home Edwards stay that way when they get to Las games in Tiger Stadium? » The game I witnessed from the Vegas. This week’s event in Houston 4. C: Las Vegas. opening round came at Parowan, who was in progress as of this writing, and A. Missouri 5. C: Darlington. Harvick won the first drew Gunnison as the No. 7 seed in the I’ll have the details on updated points B. Arkansas race when the series returned in 2A playoffs. The Rams looked like they posted on my Twitter @TommyZee81 as C. LSU May from the two-month COVID-19 D. Mississippi State shutdown. were going to run the Bulldogs off the soon as possible. 6. D: Ryan Newman field in a hurry, taking a 21-0 lead with In the meantime, please stay safe, 7. What’s the last name of college 7. C: Three – Indianapolis (11th), the game barely 15 minutes old. please wear a mask, and please wash football legend Bobby, who had sons Michigan 2 (20th) and Dover 2 (17th). Then the momentum changed and your hands. Sports matters, and follow- Jeff,T erry and Tommy all follow him the offense slowed down. Parowan had ing those steps means we can keep on into the coaching ranks? 8. C: 15. Busch’s last victory was at several dropped passes, and its best telling new and fresh stories without Homestead-Miami Speedway in the A. Ross 2019 season finale that gave him his chance to reach the end zone in the fearing for our lives. B. Clarke second Cup championship. second half ended in a 26-yard Nick C. Bowden 9. C: Matt Kenseth (2003, 2004, 2013) Goodman field goal. With the reserves D. Boucher on the field, the only mystery was if the Follow Tom Zulewski on Twitter 10. A: Martin Truex Jr. Rams’ defense could hold on and walk @TommyZee81 or email 8. Bear Bryant coached at four different 11. B: 1995 off the field with its second shutout of [email protected]. colleges in his career, but which 12. C: Mark Martin 26 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 sports Iron County Today

of the boys. We put five in the top cross country 20, but we ran into a better team in « Continued from page 23 D-Hills today – props to them.” “This is pretty special,” Peel for Coach,” she said. “On the uphill added. “We definitely could have parts, I was thinking ‘finish strong.’ done better, but second place is still We really wanted to make him proud, really good. I’m pretty happy about and I think it helped us go faster.” that.” Sophomore Marisa Overson was Rounding out Cedar’s team score, the third finisher in Cedar’s overall senior Matt Monson was next in 11th score, coming in 29th (19:54.4) and (16:15.4), Sam Shakespeare was 16th Corry came in 36th (20:08.0). Junior (16:28.2), Caleb Schofield came in Olivia Webster rounded out the team 18th (16:36.1) and sophomore Sam score for the Lady Reds, crossing the Shakespeare finished 20th (16:37.1). line in 38th (20:14.3). In the 2A girls race, the Parowan In the 4A boys race, the Reds had Rams were led by senior Brooke all of its five runners finish in the top Reed’s second-place run as they 20 to grab second place overall with finished third overall with 75 points. 73 points, trailing only champion Reed crossed the finish line in 19:07.6, The top 10 finishers from the 4A boys cross country state meet. Desert Hills, who had four finishers four seconds ahead of third-place in the top seven and ended up with Adri Bird of Monticello. Teammate 44 points. Adelyn Crockett joined Reed in the Sophomore Logan Peel led Cedar top 10 for Parowan, coming in eighth with an eighth-place finish in 16:08.7 with a time of 20:47.0. over the 3-mile course around the In the boys 2A race, junior Adam campus. Head coach Greg Harris said Edwards was the top finisher in 22nd Peel’s effort drove the team through- place as Parowan came in seventh out the day as they brought home overall with 166 points. Millard swept the runner-up trophy for the second both the boys and girls team titles straight year. in close finishes. The Eagle girls “He struggled today, but there’s team edged North Summit by seven no doubt Logan puts it out there points (44-51) and the boys were just every race,” Harris said. “Every race four points in front of Rowland Hall is a full effort from him and the rest (56-60).

Cedar cross country coach Bob Corry Cedar’s Logan Peel finished 8th checks the scores during the 4A state meet. at the 4A state cross country meet. The Lady Reds finished fourth overall in The Reds finished second as a team. Corry’s 35th and final season.

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BEAUTIFUL dining room set. French country, dark mis cellaneous wood with leaded glass inserts in top. 6 cane backed chairs. 2 extensions. Very good condition. $300.00 435-477-0187 Original Oil Paintings, landscapes, portraits, will paint to preferences. Call 435-867-0908.

Men's Bike, brand new, $50. Women's Huffy Bike, brand new, $40. Craftsman 6.0hp 14" Tiller- $150. Call 435-359-8808. Bachelor Seeks 1st Class Lady! One who loves Sibe- rian Huskies, Reese's Peanut butter Cups, and wants to help spend my inheritance. 435-327-8212 Vintage 5 Piece Bedroom Set King, Antique dinning room set, Antique Secretary Desk/Curio, Solid Oak Roll-top Desk- Oakcrest, Sunbrella Chaise Lounge Cousins- New, Large Collection of LP Vinyl's, Lighted Deer. 435-586-1711. real estate New home in quiet Parowan culdesac, 3 bedroom, 2 Everything Used: men's shirts large $3.00/each, bath, nice open floor plan, 1520 sq. ft., $305,000. Call or text Men's boots size 8, Women's gowns medium Western blous- 435-592-9316 es/pants large Boots size 7 Nikon Camera Round Trimmer Line 0.65"/50 feet $7.00 each text 435-218-6491 recreation Vintage Set of 8-Stainless Steel Flatware gold-tone handle by Gorham, Fosteria Ware: 14 carrot gold trim crystal 2013 Kawasaki Teryxs, 800 hard top, full wind- stem ware (6-wine, 6-champaign), Collectable Dinnerware shield, full doors, w/wench, new oversize tires & wheels, Impromptu by Iroquois China. 435-586-1711 $12,900. 2007 Yamaha, low miles, stereo $7000. Call Nick 801- 628-7733. No Text. 28 Wednesday, October 28, 2020 classifieds Iron County Today recreation servis ce

2004 Fleetwood Pop-up Camper, stove, heater, Clock Repair. Grandfather clocks, antique clocks, fridge, toilet, queen beds, very clean- $3,500. OBO Moving, and cuckoo clocks. Over 30-years experience. Pick-up and MUST SELL! Call 435-359-8808. Delivery. Call Bill, 435-477-1211.

2012 Sunstar by Winabego "Itasca" 35', 2 push outs, 1 Gil's Mobile Welding. I'll come to your home/business. 1/2 bath, 3 T.V.'s, V10 Ford, Has 17,500 miles, Like New! $80,000 Repair fencing, gates, wrought-iron, utilities trailers, farm equip- Price Reduced to $70,000 OBO. 435-439-5826. ment, cosmetic repair small/big household metal items. Fair pricing/free estimates. Don't toss it, I'll weld/fix it. 435-383-3259.

rentals CARING COMPANION SERVICES: Provides care and com- panionship for seniors in need, including transportation, Nice Furnished Studio Condo for rent at Shingle- shopping, meal preparation, and medication reminders. Ref- brook in Parowan. Fireplace, free digital T.V. No Pets, No erences available. Call: Linda Peterson (435) 233-6802. Smoking. $460/month plus utilities. $300 refundable deposit. Contact Sherri at 435-590-7022. Handyman, Licensed and Insured, home/real es- tate repairs and inspection. Painting, drywall, carpentry, 3 Bedroom, 2 1/2 Bath Townhome: in Cedar, close to stucco, patio covers, electrical, doors, replacement win- hospital, $1300/month, Available Nov. 1, Call Nick 801-628-7733. dows, deck repair, roof repair. 39 Years in business. Call No Text. Ray, 435-559-7669

Mature House Mate in Enoch, Private Bedroom & American Lawns: Lawn Mowing, Tree Trimming, Leaf Bath, Kitchen and w/d privledges, available November 1st, No and Rain Gutter Cleaning. Call or Text 435-692-5059 smoking, No pets. $550/month $500 deposit, $35 Application Fee, Leave message at: 435-590-0596. w anted

servis ce Retired Married Couple: non-smoking, looking for home or appartment to rent in $900-$1200 Range. 2-3 Jimmie Nic's Handyman Service. Licenced, Insured, Bedroom. 2 older small dogs. Excellent References. Open to Dependable. Good Rates! Quality Work! 435-238-3012. surrounding area- Country/City. Call 936-577-0688. Iron County Today classifieds Wednesday, October 28, 2020 29 l egal notices

NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE 2020 NOTICE OF The following described property will be sold at public NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following described prop- GENERAL ELECTION auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of erty will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2020 the United States at the time of sale, at the South Main payable in lawful money of the United States at the time Entrance, Fifth District Courthouse, 40 North 100 East, Ce- of the sale, at entrance to the IRON COUNTY COURTHOUSE I, Jonathan T. Whittaker, Iron County Clerk, hereby give dar City, UT 84720 on Wednesday, December 2, 2020, at located at 40 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT on Tuesday, Novem- notice of the General Election that will be held on Tues- 10:00 AM of said day, for the purpose of foreclosing per the ber 24, 2020 at 1:00 p.m., for the purpose of foreclosing on day, November 3, 2020. Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions of a Trust Deed with Assignment of Rents originally executed General Election Information Cedarbend Townhomes, Section 5.10 as amended and sup- by Stephen R. Brown, as Trustor, and Donald G. Anderson plemented, recorded March 19, 2009, Entry No. 00586223. and Erlene P. Anderson, trustees of the Anderson Family Iron County is a By-Mail County. Ballots will be mailed to The parties to said Declaration are Fredrick J Laswell and Trust, dated April 6, 2010, as Beneficiaries. The Trust Deed all eligible voters beginning October 13, 2020. Voters must Cedarbend Homeowners Association. The Declaration pro- with Assignment of Rents is dated January 4, 2010 and be of legal voting age, a citizen of the United States, and vides that liens for the nonpayment of assessments may recorded on January 5, 2010, as Entry No. 00598526, Book a resident of the voting precinct in which they are regis- be enforced by sale by the Homeowners Association Board 1182, Pages 923-927, in the official records of the Recorder tered. If you have re-registered by the below deadlines, or its authorized agent, such sale to be conducted in ac- of Iron County, State of Utah, and includes property more we will mail you a ballot to your new address. Voters can cordance with the provisions of the law applicable to the particularly described as follows: check their registration status and view specific sample exercise of powers of sale or foreclosure in deeds of trust ballots online at www.vote.utah.gov, call (435) 477-8340 or or mortgages or in any other manner permitted by law. Parcel: E-0843-0002-0001-712 email [email protected]. Address: 4135 South Artifact Dr., Cedar City, UT In any foreclosure or sale, the Owner shall be required to Legal: ALL LOT 12, BLK G, OLD IRONTOWN SUB.TOG W/ 1 • If mailed, ballots must have postage and be CLEARLY pay all late charges, interest and the costs and expense SHARE IN OLD IRONTOWN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCN. POSTMARKED BY NOVEMBER 2, 2020. of such proceedings including reasonable attorney’s fees. • Ballot Drop Boxes will be available at all Early Vot- The property is more particularly described as: Parcel: E-0843-0002-0001-077 ing and Election Day Vote Center locations. Address: 17598 W Silver Peak Ln., Cedar City, UT Legal Description: UNIT A, BLDG 7, CEDARBEND TOWN- • Masks are required when voting in person. Legal: ALL LOT 7, BLK G, OLD IRONTOWN SUBDIVI- HOMES P.U.G., PHASE 1. SION; TOG W/ 1 SH IN OLD IRONTOWN HOMEOWNERS Important Dates and Deadlines: Property Address: 124 East 3025 North, Cedar City, UT ASSONC. Oct 13-20: Ballots mailed to all eligible registered voters 84721 Parcel: C-0202-000A-0021 Oct 15: Logic and Accuracy test to be held at 68 S Parcel ID #: B-1958-0007-000A Address: 1692 N Foothills Dr., Paragonah, UT. 100 E, Parowan UT at 3:00 p.m. Legal: LOT 21, BLK A, SCOTTSVILLE SUBDIVISION, Oct 20-30: Early voting; see early voting locations, The record owner(s) of the property as of the recording AMENDED; TOG W/ 1 SH WTR STOCK IN SCOTTSVILLE dates and times below of the notice of default is Fredrick J Laswell. WTR CO. Oct 23: Last day to register to vote by mail, in per- Bidders must tender to the trustee a $10,000.00 deposit son, or electronically by 5:00 p.m. A Substitution of Trustee was recorded on June 15, 2020 at the sale and the balance of the purchase price by Oct 27: Last day to request an Absentee Ballot as Entry 00746306, Book 1490, Pages 0690-0691 and a 12:00 noon the day following the sale. The deposit must Nov 2: Mailed ballots must be POSTMARKED Notice of Default was recorded on June 15, 2020 as En- be in the form of a bank or credit union cashier’s check Nov 3: Election Day; see Election Day locations, try 00746307, Book 1490, Pages 0692-0694 in the official or bank official check payable to Miller Harrison LLC. date, and time below records of the Recorder of Iron County, State of Utah. The balance must be in the form of a wire transfer, bank Nov 3: Unofficial Election Results will be posted or credit union cashier’s check, bank official check or The Substitute Trustee has elected to sell or cause to after 9:00 p.m. on www.ironcounty.net U.S. Postal money order payable to Miller Harrison LLC. be sold all rights, title and interest of the Trustor in and Nov 17: Canv ass of the General Election; 10:00 a.m. Cash payments are not accepted. A successful bidder to the real property described in the aforementioned during a Special County Commission meeting who fails to tender the full purchase price will forfeit Trust Deed in order to satisfy such obligations in favor Early Voting Locations, Dates and Times: the entire deposit. A trustee’s deed will be delivered to of the Beneficiary. the successful bidder within three business days after • Iron County Courthouse, 68 S 100 E, Parowan, UT Bidders must tender to the Substitute Trustee a deposit receipt of the amount bid. • Enoch City Offices, 900 E Midvalley Road, Enoch, UT of five thousand dollars ($5,000.00), at the time of sale • Cedar City Office, 10 N Main, Cedar City, UT DATED: October 21, 2020. and the balance of the purchase price is due by 12:00 October 20-21, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. p.m. MST on the first business day following the sale. Miller Harrison LLC October 22-23, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The deposit is non-refundable and retained as damage 5292 S College Drive, Suite 304 October 26-28, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. if balance is not paid within 24 hours of sale. Both the Murray, UT 84123 October 29-30, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. deposit and the balance must be paid to J. David West- (801) 692-0799 wood, Trustee, in the form of a wire transfer, cashier’s Election Day Voting Centers THIS COMMUNICATION IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT check or certified funds. Cash payments, personal (Polls Open 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.): A DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE checks or trust checks are not accepted. • Iron County Courthouse, 68 S 100 E, Parowan, UT USED FOR THAT PURPOSE The Substitute Trustee shall sell the above property at • Enoch City Offices, 900 E Midvalley Road, Enoch, UT Published October 21, 28 & November 4, 2020 the time of the sale without warranty, express or im- • Cedar City Office, 10 N Main, Cedar City, UT Iron County Today • ICT #0312 plied subject to all encumbrances of record. Anyone • Iron County Tourism Bureau, 581 N Main, Cedar City, UT having questions or desiring information regarding the • Cedar City Aquatic Center, 2090 W Royal Hunte property to be sold should contact the undersigned. Drive, Cedar City, UT Hours of office operation: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday Ballot Drop Boxes Will Be Available During Regular through Friday, except legal holidays. Business Hours at the Following Locations 3 Weeks Notice of Ordinance Passed This is an attempt to collect a debt. Any information Prior to the Election: Notice is hereby given that the Enoch City Council obtained will be used to collect this debt. • Iron County Justice Center, 82 N 100 E, Cedar City, UT passed ordinance No. 2020-10-21 at a regular meeting /s/ J. David Westwood • Cedar City Offices, 10 N Main, Cedar City, UT of the Enoch City Council held on October 21, 2020. This J. David Westwood • Iron County Courthouse, 68 S 100 E, Parowan, UT Ordinance was to approve a zone change for approxi- WESTWOOD LAW, P.C. • Enoch City Offices, 900 East Midvalley Road, Enoch, UT mately 15 acres or property owned by Sunview Devel- 444 S. Main Street, Suite C-8 • Paragonah Town Hall, 44 N 100 E, Paragonah, UT opment, LLC and located south on Tomahawk Drive to Cedar City, UT 84720 • Kanarraville Town Hall, 40 S Main, Kanarraville, UT Hwy 91 from Single Family Residential (R-1-18 to Multi- (435) 267-2145 • Parowan City Office, 35 E 100 N, Parowan, UT ple Residential 2 (M-R-2). For more information call the • Brian Head Town Hall - 56 North Highway 143, Brian City Recorder at 435-586-1119 or view changes on the Published October 21, 28 & November 4, 2020 Head, UT Iron County Today • ICT #0311 City website at http://www.cityofenoch.org/ordinances- Published September 16, October 14 & 28, 2020 public-notices.html Iron County Today • ICT #0302 Published October 28, 2020 Iron County Today • ICT #0317 Circle the rows of numbers on this ghastly tombstone that © 2020 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 36, No. 47 add up to 12. Look up, down, sideways and diagonally. How many pieces of candy corn can you nd on this page? It’s a rainy, stormy Halloween night. But Drusilla and her brother Darius are still going to have some spooky fun at home!

Drusilla and Darius settled in to watch some spooky movies, but they got way too scared. What did they Darius made a string of Halloween do instead? Use the code to nd out! decorations. Cross out the item that breaks the pattern. 1 = A 8 = K 2 = C 9 = O 13 6 4 14 11 4 1 3 3 = D 10 = P 4 = E 11 = R 13 6 4 7 11 5 = G 12 = S Standards Link: Mathematics: Add sums to 12. 6 = H 13 = T 8 7 3 12 2 9 9 10 7 = I 14 = Y Cross out each letter that appears three 10 1 5 4 times. Unscramble the remaining letters to spell the name of Drusilla’s cat. HALLOWEEN MONSTER Can you nd all three of the groups at left on the larger grid below? PUMPKINS N E E W O L L A H W POPCORN STORMY S O J S E I V O M Y GROUP 1 GHASTLY P U M P K I N S O L FUN O O F D H F C Y N T SPOOKY O Y P U P O M A S S CAT MOVIES K D O C N R M V T A GROUP 2 RAINY Y N E Y O H B E E H CANDY C A M T Y R S I R G HOME B C S R A I N Y G N How many pumpkins do you see? POEM Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical BIG words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. GROUP 3

Halloween Homophones Homophones are two words that sound the same but mean different things and are spelled differently. Look through the newspaper to find a homophone for each of the following words: ate aye cellar bury hall knight Standards Link: Language Arts: Recognize homophones; use Do you like knowledge of homophones to determine meaning of words. popcorn? Look through the newspaper for words that make you think about Send your story to: popcorn. Try to find three nouns, three Winter Funnies verbs and three Let us know your adjectives. Use the favorite jokes and words to write a poem or paragraph riddles about winter. about popcorn. Standards Link: Research: Deadline: November 22 Published: Week of Dec. 20 Use the newspaper to locate Please include your school and grade. information. PostingWednesday, Date October October 26, 28, 2020 2020 31

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