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SBA head HAFB fighter wing changes hands visits WX BY LOUISe R. SHAW National Small Busi- [email protected] ness Administration head McMahon HILL AFB—In his last visits WX business. address to the team he led for two years, Col. BeCky Ginos, B2 David B. Lyons praised the men and women of the 388th Fighter Wing for their work ethic and their “espirit de corps,” then thanked them for “being courageous enough to answer their nation’s call.” The 388th, he said, “is made up of the very best America has to offer.” “I will never forget or take for granted what you did for your country every day,” he said. “Thank you for being great American airmen, for being the greatest Fighter Wing in our U.S. Besides his praise for the ABOve: Air Force.” airmen, Lyons praised the MeMBeRS OF Lyons is leaving Hill for an community that surrounds and THe 388TH assignment as the 12th Air supports the base. Fighter Wing Force vice commander at Davis- “I would wager our community salute Col. David Monthan AFB in Arizona. leaders here are the most helpful Lyons at the In a formal change-of-command and the most positively engaged ceremony at Hill on Friday, conclusion of leaders you will ever work with,” his two years of June 23, Lyons passed the flag he said, with the mayors of representing the wing to Lt. service at Hill. Layton, Kaysville and Clearfield Left: Lt. Gen. Gen. Mark D. Kelly, who then and the superintendent of Davis Mark Kelly, presented it to Col. Lee E. Kloos, School District looking on from who will take over as commander. the front row. Col. Lee Kloos Kloos comes from the Defense “You are all the best,” he told and Col. David Advanced Research Projects them, “and Hill Air Force Base Lyons . Agency, where he has served as and the 388th Fighter Wing is a Photos by Air Force operational liaison to the Louise R. Shaw/ Davis Clipper director since June 2015. n See “AIRMen” p. A6 Residents angry over US-89 expansion concepts

BY BeCKY GInOS are lumbering on that road. Why? When it [email protected] was built 50 years ago the designer didn’t provide for traffic to transition from westbound 84 to go southbound. It became the de facto LAYTON—Residents living interchange for trucks. It doesn’t make sense because now it’s mostly residential.” near US Hwy 89 came together UDOT held the open house to give the at an open house hosted by the public an opportunity to look at conceptual alternative designs for the State Environmental Utah Department of Transporta- Study to address the future expansion of US-89. tion (UDOT) last week to speak “We’re presenting three concepts for 89,” said Michael Romero, UDOT project manager Independence out against a proposed expansion for US-89 environmental study. “We had a of the roadway. scoping meeting in February and solicited Sporting red stickers that read “Stop UDOT,” feedback from the public. Some of this is based Day fun set they had a table set up outside of Layton High on previous studies and some new tools in our Jenniffer Wardell, C1 School to encourage visitors to the open house tool box.” to listen to their complaints and sign a petition The three concepts include: intended for UDOT officials. • A no build alternative “I’ve lived here for 33 years,” said Kaysville • One-way frontage road freeway • Traditional freeway Riding to ReSIDenTS GATHeR at a UDOT open house to collect resident Greg Ferguson. “I used Hwy 89 to commute to work at McKay-Dee both day and “The no build looks at keeping 89 in its signatures opposing the US-89 plans. night. I know it is important to commuters. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper help others There are traffic problems there. Big trucks n See “US-89” p. A6 Ride 4 Hunger gets InDeX enthusiastic sup- Concert honors Kurt Cochran’s life port from many local Outlook - B1 BY JennIFFeR WARDeLL about how she’s been coping since be- cyclists. [email protected] ing injured in the same attack and how editorial - B3 she feels about those responsible. louise r. shaW, d1 Showcase - C1 BOUnTIFUL—A life dedicated to music “I can’t hate anybody,” she said. was honored in song. “Kurt wouldn’t want me to.” Horizons - C3 Friends and family of Kurt Cochran, The concert was organized by Voted best Church - C4 the West Bountiful man who was killed Shantell Payne and Bret Layton, one weekly of the individuals who co-owned Onion Obituaries - C5 in the March 23 London terrorist attack newspaper in earlier this year, gathered in Bountiful Utah by Society City Park last Saturday to honor his life. n See “COCHRAn” p. A6 Sports - D1 of Professional As musicians who worked with Kurt Journalists Calendar - D3 and a family band played throughout MeLISSA COCHRAn at the concert. She was the afternoon, Kurt’s wife Melissa injured in the attack that killed her husband. Payne Cochran spoke to reporters Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper A2 NEwS/CRIME BRIEFS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 Fire crews battle blaze in Farmington CRIME BRIEFS BY BECKY GINOS Compiled by Becky Ginos [email protected] Kaysville man faces sexual abuse charges FARMINGTON—The fire season has al- ready started in Davis County and around FARMINGTON—A Kaysville man was charged with forcible sexual the state as crews battled a blaze in Farm- abuse for allegedly telling a 17-year-old girl he would go to church if ington over the weekend. “We got a call about 5:09 p.m. (Friday)of she exposed herself. a brush fire threatening structures on the According to police, Leland Christopher Bowers, 37, allegedly east side above Bella Vesta,” said Farm- started communicating with the teen on Facebook in May. They made ington Fire Chief Guido Smith. “Three a plan to meet at a church. Charging documents said Bowers told her structures were threatened by a very ag- if she would show him her breasts he would start going to church. gressive wildfire. A power utility line had She allegedly agreed, with the stipulation that he could not touch gone down and sparked a brush fire.” her. When she lifted her shirt, Bowers allegedly grabbed her anyway, the charges said. Several agencies assisted in the effort and Smith said firefighters were able to Bowers was charged in 2nd District Court June 8 and is in the Davis County Jail. stop the fire from burning the structures A pLANE MAKES an airdrop over a fire in but it started up the mountain into federal Farmington. Courtesy photo lands so the forest service was called in and they requested an airdrop. Smith said they were fortunate that the Hikers rescued up Mueller Park Canyon “After about six hours of combat, we neighborhood had created “defensible hikers had started out in ground crews guided had it somewhat contained but it was still space” between them and the hillside. BY BECKY GINOS the morning in Emigration the others down. “They working its way up the mountain,” said “Some had put dirt around their property. [email protected] Canyon. Their goal was checked him out medi- Smith. “Fire crews monitored it over night There is no doubt the property loss would to end up in City Creek cally to make sure he was and on Saturday additional crews from the have been very significant if they hadn’t BOUNTIFUL—A group but they ended up in the OK,” she said. “He didn’t forest service came in to overhaul (or do had the defensible space. We’ve also had of hikers are safe after Mueller Park area. They have any complaints it was mop up) on the hillside.” some problems with drones that could getting stranded up in the were about a mile and a mostly exhaustion. The An estimated 130 acres burned, said have hampered our operations. We found Mueller Park Trail area half up from the bottom of rescue took about two and Smith but that is still being finalized. those involved but there were no citations Monday evening. the trail working their way a half hours. It was such a “There was some damage to a structure or arrests made.” “About 7:30 p.m. we down but there was an el- smooth operation. We’ve that was a sports court,” he said. “There The wet spring and now the hot tem- received a call for assis- derly gentleman with them trained so much and it’s were no reported injuries of firefighters or peratures have combined to create fire tance,” said Davis County who was just done.” really paying off.” residents and no evacuations although we hazard conditions earlier than usual, Sheriff’s Office Public Servey said a helicop- did consider that during the initial opera- Smith said. “It makes for very aggressive Information Officer Sgt. ter flew up for him and tion.” fire behavior when they occur.” DeeAnn Servey. “The Young man drowns in Farmington Pond Busy weekend for firefighters in county FARMINGTON—A 23-year- surface, officials said. His found just after 11:30 p.m. old man drowned last friends tried to rescue Resuscitation efforts were BY BECKY GINOS tain brush truck they use we’d heard complaints of Tuesday evening June 20 Senatus but could not unsuccessful. [email protected] is a pick up truck with fireworks at the time of the after he went into Farm- locate him. According to officials, an about 200 gallons of water fire. There were a lot of ington Pond while using Crews from the Farm- investigation is underway BOUNTIFUL—Fire crews on it and about 100 feet of people there.” a rope swing with some ington Police Depart- but initially it appears the have been busy keeping hose. “We had to connect Bassett said the fires friends. ment, Farmington Fire cold temperature of the up with several fires that about 800 feet of hose to move very fast. “We’ve The Davis County Department, Davis County water and his inefficiency flared up over the past few reach it,” he said. “Which seen that in the last couple Sheriff’s Office responded Search and Rescue and with swimming may have days. In addition to the fire means we had to put it on of days. It doesn’t take about 9:50 p.m. to a call for the DCSO assisted in played a role in his death. in Farmington, there were our backs and run down much to get it going.” emergency assistance at the search. Senatus was brush fires in both Bounti- the mountain, connect and Monday afternoon, the pond. David Senatus ful and North Salt Lake. connect until we reached crews were called out apparently surfaced once “About 3:15 a.m. Satur- the fire. Or hike up the again to reports of a fire after going into the lake, The day morning a call came mountain like we did in spreading behind the appeared to be struggling in of a brush fire where Farmington. It’s a lot of Maverik at Redwood Road and then sunk below the Davis Clipper Bountiful Blvd. turns into hard work for firefighters.” and Center Street in North 400 North near the park- The fire was 100 per- Salt Lake. “Workers were Clipper publishing Co., Inc. ing lot by the ‘B,’” said cent contained in about cutting pipe and sparked Find us on Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 South Davis Metro Fire two hours, Bassett said. a fire in the brush,” said Volume 125 Number 47 Chief Jeff Bassett. “There “It burned about three Bassett. “They used their were some challenges be- acres and it was definitely heavy equipment to turn June 29, 2017 cause we needed to extend human caused,” he said. over dirt and then crews the Web THE DAVIS CLIPPER several hundred feet of “How it was caused we’re wet everything down. The (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl , UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at hose to get to it.” still working on but a trail area was closed for about Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Bassett said the moun- runs right through it and 40 minutes.” The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. A2 NEwS/CRIME BRIEFS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 News A3 Fire crews battle blaze in Farmington CRIME BRIEFS WXPD welcomes three new officers Partial ban on aerial BY BECKY GINOS Compiled by Becky Ginos [email protected] BY BECKY GINOS Kaysville man faces sexual abuse charges [email protected] fireworks in Layton FARMINGTON—The fire season has al- ready started in Davis County and around FARMINGTON—A Kaysville man was charged with forcible sexual WOODS CROSS—There are some laYTON—In an effort to and asked the public how the state as crews battled a blaze in Farm- abuse for allegedly telling a 17-year-old girl he would go to church if new faces patrolling the streets of prevent wildfires during they enjoyed this option ington over the weekend. Woods Cross City. Three officers the current extreme fire and many expressed how “We got a call about 5:09 p.m. (Friday)of she exposed herself. have been sworn in over the last few conditions, the Layton City fun it was to watch all the a brush fire threatening structures on the According to police, Leland Christopher Bowers, 37, allegedly months and are in various stages of Fire Department has put fireworks instead of just east side above Bella Vesta,” said Farm- started communicating with the teen on Facebook in May. They made training. a restriction on the use of their own,” said Layton ington Fire Chief Guido Smith. “Three a plan to meet at a church. Charging documents said Bowers told her “They are replacing officers who approved aerial fireworks Fire Department Public structures were threatened by a very ag- if she would show him her breasts he would start going to church. have left,” said Woods Cross Police in portions of the city. Information Officer Doug gressive wildfire. A power utility line had She allegedly agreed, with the stipulation that he could not touch Chief Greg Butler. “Robbie Davis Although fireworks went Bitton in the release. gone down and sparked a brush fire.” her. When she lifted her shirt, Bowers allegedly grabbed her anyway, the charges said. is from Ogden PD, Austin Strong on sale throughout the city The police and fire Several agencies assisted in the effort came from the Davis County Sher- June 23, discharge dates departments will enforce and Smith said firefighters were able to Bowers was charged in 2nd District Court June 8 and is in the Davis County Jail. iff’s Office (DCSO) and Sean Jones are July 1 through July l7 a “zero tolerance” policy stop the fire from burning the structures A pLANE MAKES an airdrop over a fire in is fresh out of the academy.” and again July 21 through for illegal fireworks within but it started up the mountain into federal Farmington. Courtesy photo Butler said they all go through July 27, according to a fire the city limits. “Our staff lands so the forest service was called in field training that can last up to department release. Dis- spent a great deal of time and they requested an airdrop. Smith said they were fortunate that the Hikers rescued up Mueller Park Canyon three months depending on the of- charge hours are 11 a.m. to provide a thorough risk “After about six hours of combat, we neighborhood had created “defensible ficer. “They get certified with using to 11 p.m. with an exten- assessment to determine hikers had started out in ground crews guided (aBOvE) NEW pOlICE officers Robbie had it somewhat contained but it was still space” between them and the hillside. BY BECKY GINOS pepper spray, Tasers, gun handling,” sion to midnight on July 4 which areas are truly of [email protected] the morning in Emigration the others down. “They Davis (left) and Austin Strong are sworn working its way up the mountain,” said “Some had put dirt around their property. he said. “There are three phases and July 24. concern,” said Layton City Canyon. Their goal was checked him out medi- in at a recent city council meeting. (Right) Smith. “Fire crews monitored it over night There is no doubt the property loss would and then what we call a ‘ghost week’ Areas affected by the Fire Chief Kevin Ward in BOUNTIFUL—A group to end up in City Creek cally to make sure he was Sean Jones’ wife pins on his badge. and on Saturday additional crews from the have been very significant if they hadn’t where they’re on their own with a ban are: the statement. “The ‘fuel of hikers are safe after but they ended up in the OK,” she said. “He didn’t Photos by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper forest service came in to overhaul (or do had the defensible space. We’ve also had field officer to guide them. Then East of 2000 E. from the loading’ as we call it is getting stranded up in the Mueller Park area. They have any complaints it was mop up) on the hillside.” some problems with drones that could if they successfully complete that south city limits to Cherry at extremely high level, Mueller Park Trail area were about a mile and a mostly exhaustion. The An estimated 130 acres burned, said have hampered our operations. We found they’re on their own with nobody up North Salt Lake and Bountiful. In Lane coupled with very low fuel Monday evening. half up from the bottom of rescue took about two and Smith but that is still being finalized. those involved but there were no citations looking over their shoulder. Robbie Ogden we just did Ogden.” East of Fairfield Rd. moisture. We anticipate “About 7:30 p.m. we the trail working their way a half hours. It was such a “There was some damage to a structure or arrests made.” went through it quickly because of Because of his background, Davis north of Cherry Lane to seeing late July fire season received a call for assis- down but there was an el- smooth operation. We’ve that was a sports court,” he said. “There The wet spring and now the hot tem- his experience.” is already out on his own. “I’ve been Church St. conditions due to the semi- tance,” said Davis County derly gentleman with them trained so much and it’s were no reported injuries of firefighters or peratures have combined to create fire Davis is not only experienced in done with training for a while now,” East of Church St. from arid area we live in.” Sheriff’s Office Public who was just done.” really paying off.” residents and no evacuations although we hazard conditions earlier than usual, police work but also served for 20 he said. “I’m basically getting to Fairfield Rd. to Highway Roman candles, bottle Information Officer Sgt. Servey said a helicop- did consider that during the initial opera- Smith said. “It makes for very aggressive years in the Air Force. “I’m older know the lay of the land, getting 193 rockets, firecrackers and DeeAnn Servey. “The ter flew up for him and tion.” fire behavior when they occur.” coming into policing,” said Davis. used to dispatch, etc. It’s been really North of Hwy 193 both single shot mortars are “I’m kind of starting a second career good.” sides of Church St. still prohibited. “Just be- later in life. My dad had 23 years in For Strong, his love of police work East of 2400 E. from cause some fireworks are Young man drowns in Farmington Pond the Army then went into law en- came early. “When I was about 4 Hwy 193 to the north city legal, it does not mean that forcement. I went into the Air Force years old I was driving my electric ally like this department,” he said. limits they can be used without Busy weekend for firefighters in county FARMINGTON—A 23-year- surface, officials said. His found just after 11:30 p.m. instead of the Army but I’m following jeep and got ‘pulled over’ by a Layton “Everybody from the chief down has North of 3450 N. to the incurring some risk,” said old man drowned last friends tried to rescue Resuscitation efforts were him.” police officer,” he said. “He gave treated me like family and wants us city limits, east of 2000 E. Ward. “People need to BY BECKY GINOS tain brush truck they use we’d heard complaints of Tuesday evening June 20 Senatus but could not unsuccessful. Davis and his wife, who is also in me a coupon for a free drink and to succeed. Being new sometimes Based on the 2004 City follow safety precautions [email protected] is a pick up truck with fireworks at the time of the after he went into Farm- locate him. According to officials, an law enforcement, moved to Utah it made me look up to the officer. I you don’t get to voice your opinions Ordinance, all fireworks and watch their children about 200 gallons of water fire. There were a lot of ington Pond while using Crews from the Farm- investigation is underway from Texas two years ago. “My wife think people are meant to do certain but I gave the chief an idea and he are prohibited east of Hwy closely.” BOUNTIFUL—Fire crews on it and about 100 feet of people there.” a rope swing with some ington Police Depart- but initially it appears the was offered a job at Hill Air Force things – I’m meant to be a police of- took it to others, I really appreciate 89. For a map of the restrict- have been busy keeping hose. “We had to connect Bassett said the fires friends. ment, Farmington Fire cold temperature of the Base,” he said. “I love Texas but it ficer. I want to help people. I played the respect.” Andy Adams and San- ed areas, visit the city’s up with several fires that about 800 feet of hose to move very fast. “We’ve The Davis County Department, Davis County water and his inefficiency was a great opportunity for her. In hockey growing up and I was always Jones is right out of the academy dridge Parks are open for website www.laytoncity. flared up over the past few reach it,” he said. “Which seen that in the last couple Sheriff’s Office responded Search and Rescue and with swimming may have Texas you had to be younger than a called upon to stick up for others.” but eager to join the ranks of the the safe use of approved org. days. In addition to the fire means we had to put it on of days. It doesn’t take about 9:50 p.m. to a call for the DCSO assisted in played a role in his death. certain age to go through the police When Strong graduated from the department. “I don’t think I chose aerial fireworks during in Farmington, there were our backs and run down much to get it going.” emergency assistance at the search. Senatus was academy. I was 38 at the time and academy, he applied everywhere, he police work – it chose me,” he said. the legal discharge period. [email protected] brush fires in both Bounti- the mountain, connect and Monday afternoon, the pond. David Senatus thought that dream was gone. When said. “I got picked up by the DCSO “It’s more than a job. It’s been in the “I visited these two parks ful and North Salt Lake. connect until we reached crews were called out apparently surfaced once I got here they told me there was no as a reserve officer and worked for back of my mind since I was a kid. on occasions last year “About 3:15 a.m. Satur- the fire. Or hike up the again to reports of a fire after going into the lake, The minimum or maximum as long as a year and a half there. I rode with I started a little later but I love it. I day morning a call came mountain like we did in spreading behind the appeared to be struggling you pass the academy. I spent two a deputy who helped me. I wouldn’t was a mechanic in another life. This in of a brush fire where Farmington. It’s a lot of Maverik at Redwood Road and then sunk below the Davis Clipper years in Ogden but decided I wanted have this job if it wasn’t for him. I is quite a change. It’s nothing like I No customers? Bountiful Blvd. turns into hard work for firefighters.” and Center Street in North to get on with a smaller department was lucky and blessed enough to get expected – it’s so much better.” No sales? 400 North near the park- The fire was 100 per- Salt Lake. “Workers were Clipper publishing Co., Inc. closer to where I live.” picked up by Woods Cross.” Learning everything has been a ing lot by the ‘B,’” said cent contained in about cutting pipe and sparked Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 Working in Woods Cross is quite a So far he’s been learning the ropes bit overwhelming he said. “It’s like I No becomes . . . Find us on and gaining more experience. “It’s South Davis Metro Fire two hours, Bassett said. a fire in the brush,” said Volume 125 Number 47 change from Ogden, he said. “Polic- got hit by a truck and then the truck Chief Jeff Bassett. “There “It burned about three Bassett. “They used their ing is totally different here,” said good,” said Strong. “There is a lot June 29, 2017 backed over me,” he laughed. “I were some challenges be- acres and it was definitely heavy equipment to turn Davis. “It’s more community policing of paperwork. In the academy it’s enjoy interacting with the residents. cause we needed to extend human caused,” he said. over dirt and then crews THE DAVIS CLIPPER here. In Ogden it was nonstop call to not stressed enough how important the Web (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper Given today’s atmosphere around several hundred feet of “How it was caused we’re wet everything down. The call to call it was so busy. Hopefully proper reports are.” police I’m impressed with the com- Yes Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl , UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at hose to get to it.” still working on but a trail area was closed for about Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to I won’t see in Davis County what I Strong said he’s received a lot of munity outreach. It feels like a good Thru Clipper Advertising! Bassett said the moun- runs right through it and 40 minutes.” The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. saw in Weber. Here we’re backing support since coming on. “I re- fit.” A4 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 Drug addiction – it can happen to anyone, anywhere BY BECKY GINOS [email protected] “Opioid addic- KAYSVILLE—When you hear the word addict you usually don’t picture a soccer tion turns persons mom, an honor student or a successful executive. However, nowadays the guy next door can be an addict as easily as into people that are the strung out person who is lying in the street. “This happens to people of all ages, reli- not likeable. It robs gious background, all neighborhoods and socio economic groups,” said Dr. Michael them of the ability to Webb during a panel discussion hosted by the Kaysville Police Department last week. “Opioid addiction turns persons into choose. It’s the big- people that are not likeable. It robs them of the ability to choose. It’s the biggest tragedy.” gest tragedy.” After some residents approached the Kaysville mayor concerned about the Dr. Michael Webb opioid epidemic, the city came to Kaysville Police Chief Sol Oberg about having a than when I was young. You didn’t have to community event to promote awareness of worry about dying all the time like you do the problem. The event was held June 21 now. One of those pills can kill our kids. and featured a screening of the documen- Watch your kids’ Internet usage and any tary, “Chasing the Dragon: The Life of an packages that come to your house. People Opiate Addict,” followed by a panel discus- tell me, ‘I wish I could go back, I would sion with local experts from various fields. have never taken it the first time.’” “There seems to be an opioid crises Aaron Clark, an Assistant U.S. Attor- over the whole country,” said Oberg. ney has been prosecuting federal nar- “We’re trying to gain some control over cotics crime in Utah and California for this. Fentanyl is easy to come by and very AGENt SCOtt BYINGtON with the Layton Police (left) and Dr. Michael Webb answer questions seven years. “My boss says, ‘This is not toxic (like in pink). Some of these things during a panel discussion on drug addiction. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper a problem we can arrest our way out of,’” you don’t expect in Davis County but he said. “Grandparents and mothers are we equipped our officers with NARCAN getting addicted now.” (antidote for drug overdose) and in the things like heroin. Sundays looking at a gray headstone in a “It’s like chasing a dragon trying to seek patch of grass. I’ll spend Christmas there, Soutor encourages parents to talk to first month they’ve used it twice. It was a their children but also really listen. “Give surprise to me. It’s probably bigger than I that first high,” one man said. “But what’s her birthday there, all because she took going to happen if you catch it?” that wrong turn.” them the opportunity to talk first and let even realized.” them express themselves,” he said. “Be The film followed several seemingly A broken hearted mother talked about Panelist Todd Soutor, PhD who is a her beautiful daughter who had been psychologist with Davis Behavioral Health non judgmental and have conversations “average” people who had inadvertently when it’s not emotionally intense. The become addicts and their struggles to a cheerleader and good student with a said it is important to create loving rela- bright future until she got hooked on tionships with children. “It’s everywhere easiest thing is to let them do what they return to a normal life. One young mother want. But you have to do hard things. Tell left her family and found herself living drugs. The girl ended up in prison. When (mental illness/substance abuse). You she was released her mother said she need to develop open and honest commu- them, ‘I do this because I love you and I in a drug house just looking for her next want you to be happy down the road.’” fix. Another woman who had a successful was like her old self because she’d been nication within the family.” clean for seven months. Only a few days Agent Scott Byington, with the Layton Having had a couple of cases of pink career ended up in jail and her teenage in Kaysville already, Oberg believes daughter died from an overdose after tak- later, she was fixing dinner and when her Police Department and part of the Davis daughter didn’t come down, she went up Metro Narcotics Strike Force said it’s awareness is critical. “It’s a community ing pills with her friends. problem,” he said. “It will take all stake Most said it started small, either to her room to get her. never too early to talk to your kids about “I’m knocking and knocking on the drugs. “My girls are 15, 13, 11 and 5,” he holders to collaborate and take care of it. smoking marijuana or getting hooked on This gives us a chance to make a positive prescription drugs that eventually led to door,” she said. “I open that door and my said. “I talk to every single one of them. little girl is on the floor dead. I spend my They’re terrified of drugs. It’s different impact.” Book honors heroes of 1983 flood BY JENNIFFER WARDELL because I ran out of time,” [email protected] he said. “I wanted to make sure I finished the book, CENtERVILLE—Some and at 76 I was afraid my forgotten heroes are finally time on earth was going to getting the recognition they run out.” deserve. Blackburn printed the Former Centerville books in March, donating Mayor Neil Blackburn has copies to the Centerville made sure of that with his Branch of the Davis County recent book, “The Unsung Library, Centerville City Heroes of the Centerville, Hall, and Whitaker Mu- Utah Flood of 1983.” The seum. The library also book features interviews bought two more copies of with those who lived the book, to be placed in the through the flood, recount- South and Headquarters ing their efforts and those Branches. of others to help their neigh- He’s also selling copies bors and move on from the of the book at $45 each to aftermath. help him cover the cost of “It was a labor of love,” printing, with a portion of he said. “I wanted to leave the proceeds to go toward a legacy for the people who Whitaker Museum. Though came after.” the initial print run had The idea for the book been 250 books, he esti- came to him after he mates that he has approxi- listened to a presentation on mately 85 left. the effects of the flood that NEIL BLACKBuRN with a copy of the book. “I spent $11,000 of my was part of Centerville’s Courtesy photo own money to get them Centennial Celebration two printed,” said Blackburn. years ago. The presentation set out to research the learned in the aftermath. “Any money I receive from was informative enough to flood and interview those There are photos of some of the books helps retire that help him realize that some- who had been involved in those interviewed, as well debt.” thing was missing. combatting it. as photos of the flood and Copies of the book are “I came away feeling the “It was interesting to get its aftermath taken during available for purchase at people that did so much to those personal stories,” said the time period, and maps the front desk of Center- RECIEVE UP TO serve their neighbors and Blackburn. “They give his- of the city’s creeks and ville City Hall (250 N. Main AIR community were kind of left tory a little personality.” canyons. Street) or Ron Randall’s $1,500 CONDITIONING in the fog,” he said. “There The resulting book cov- Still, Blackburn admits he Service Station (278 N. 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It robs gious background, all neighborhoods and Bugged? socio economic groups,” said Dr. Michael them of the ability to Webb during a panel discussion hosted by the Kaysville Police Department last week. “Opioid addiction turns persons into choose. It’s the big- Enjoy your summer people that are not likeable. It robs them A RENDERING OF the proposed Shamrock Village development in Woods Cross. of the ability to choose. It’s the biggest Courtesy photo tragedy.” gest tragedy.” parties without those After some residents approached the Kaysville mayor concerned about the Dr. Michael Webb opioid epidemic, the city came to Kaysville Police Chief Sol Oberg about having a Proposal for area around pesky mosquitos! than when I was young. You didn’t have to community event to promote awareness of worry about dying all the time like you do the problem. The event was held June 21 now. One of those pills can kill our kids. and featured a screening of the documen- Watch your kids’ Internet usage and any Odyssey under discussion tary, “Chasing the Dragon: The Life of an packages that come to your house. People Opiate Addict,” followed by a panel discus- tell me, ‘I wish I could go back, I would city’s infrastructure and law enforcement sion with local experts from various fields. BY BECKY GINOS have never taken it the first time.’” [email protected] calls. “Our kids walk to and from Odyssey “There seems to be an opioid crises Aaron Clark, an Assistant U.S. Attor- and it’s just an accident waiting to happen over the whole country,” said Oberg. ney has been prosecuting federal nar- WOODS CROSS—There’s a lot of wide with more traffic,” she said. “If you drive “We’re trying to gain some control over cotics crime in Utah and California for open space around Odyssey Elementary through the neighborhood with cottage this. Fentanyl is easy to come by and very AGENt SCOtt BYINGtON with the Layton Police (left) and Dr. Michael Webb answer questions seven years. “My boss says, ‘This is not School in Woods Cross and the land own- homes you’ll see how small they are. Chil- toxic (like in pink). Some of these things during a panel discussion on drug addiction. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper a problem we can arrest our way out of,’” er would like to fill it with new homes. dren who live in those homes have to play you don’t expect in Davis County but he said. “Grandparents and mothers are However, some of the neighbors to the in the streets because they have no front we equipped our officers with NARCAN getting addicted now.” north and south of the property aren’t as yard. Please keep the zone in place.” (antidote for drug overdose) and in the things like heroin. Sundays looking at a gray headstone in a Soutor encourages parents to talk to enthusiastic about the proposal. Another resident who lives in Mountain first month they’ve used it twice. It was a “It’s like chasing a dragon trying to seek patch of grass. I’ll spend Christmas there, their children but also really listen. “Give Nate Shipp, owner of DAI/Candlelight View Estates was also concerned about surprise to me. It’s probably bigger than I that first high,” one man said. “But what’s her birthday there, all because she took them the opportunity to talk first and let Homes came before a packed house at the proposal. “I get the idea of putting even realized.” going to happen if you catch it?” that wrong turn.” them express themselves,” he said. “Be last week’s city council meeting to discuss higher density around schools but in The film followed several seemingly A broken hearted mother talked about Panelist Todd Soutor, PhD who is a non judgmental and have conversations changing the zoning of that area to allow other areas they put it around transit,” he “average” people who had inadvertently her beautiful daughter who had been psychologist with Davis Behavioral Health when it’s not emotionally intense. The variable lot sizes and more flexibility for said. “This is sandwiched between two become addicts and their struggles to a cheerleader and good student with a said it is important to create loving rela- easiest thing is to let them do what they open space in what would become Sham- zones that are neighborhoods that have return to a normal life. One young mother bright future until she got hooked on tionships with children. “It’s everywhere want. But you have to do hard things. Tell rock Village. kind of created an identity. These should left her family and found herself living drugs. The girl ended up in prison. When (mental illness/substance abuse). You them, ‘I do this because I love you and I “Our intent is to be able to provide a be homes that you can stay in long term. in a drug house just looking for her next she was released her mother said she need to develop open and honest commu- want you to be happy down the road.’” community similar to the neighborhoods At least keep it at the 8,000 square feet to fix. Another woman who had a successful was like her old self because she’d been nication within the family.” Having had a couple of cases of pink to the north and south,” he told the coun- shoot for the executive home plan. There career ended up in jail and her teenage clean for seven months. Only a few days Agent Scott Byington, with the Layton in Kaysville already, Oberg believes cil. “We want to be sensitive to school is no logical reason to change the zon- daughter died from an overdose after tak- later, she was fixing dinner and when her Police Department and part of the Davis awareness is critical. “It’s a community accessibility and safety while developing ing.” ing pills with her friends. daughter didn’t come down, she went up Metro Narcotics Strike Force said it’s problem,” he said. “It will take all stake open space, trails and different types of Shipp said he wants to be sensitive to Most said it started small, either to her room to get her. never too early to talk to your kids about holders to collaborate and take care of it. homes. The current 8,000 square foot the council. “We’re looking forward to the smoking marijuana or getting hooked on “I’m knocking and knocking on the drugs. “My girls are 15, 13, 11 and 5,” he This gives us a chance to make a positive zone limits us as a developer to create process to find the best way to address prescription drugs that eventually led to door,” she said. “I open that door and my said. “I talk to every single one of them. little girl is on the floor dead. I spend my They’re terrified of drugs. It’s different impact.” what we would like.” these concerns,” he said. “We own the The land is currently zoned as R-1- property so it will be developed. It’s just a 8 (residential, single family, 8,000 sq. matter of how we can do it to be better for ft.). “The new zoning would change the everybody.” overall lot size to 6,500 with a mixture The proposal includes a system of trails Book honors heroes of 1983 flood of smaller and larger lots,” said Woods and gathering places, said Shipp. “Subject Cross City Administrator Gary Uresk. to conversations, we want to connect 8 BY JENNIFFER WARDELL because I ran out of time,” “Residents are upset because they per- to 10 feet trails to splash pads, pocket [email protected] he said. “I wanted to make ceive this as significantly increasing the parks and the school,” he said. “It really sure I finished the book, density but in reality they did a similar becomes a walkable community.” CENtERVILLE—Some and at 76 I was afraid my thing in the Valentine Estates. But they Right now the street that accesses the forgotten heroes are finally time on earth was going to have townhomes and cottage homes school is a public road, Shipp said. “The getting the recognition they run out.” there. What they’re proposing is almost right of way is very narrow to accom- deserve. Blackburn printed the the same density.” modate residential traffic. We’re trying off Former Centerville books in March, donating Uresk said neighbors don’t want to come up with ideas of making it better Mayor Neil Blackburn has copies to the Centerville 4,000 square foot lots. “They don’t think with additional parking and pullout spots made sure of that with his Branch of the Davis County they’re big enough around the elemen- to accommodate the higher traffic a recent book, “The Unsung Library, Centerville City tary school,” he said. “Residents want school generates,” he said. “We’d add Heroes of the Centerville, Hall, and Whitaker Mu- the council to leave it at the 8,000 which crosswalks and walking paths in the hope Utah Flood of 1983.” The seum. The library also would mean about 20 to 30 less lots. I that it leads to more walking rather than 25% book features interviews bought two more copies of don’t think we’re talking about something driving.” with those who lived the book, to be placed in the earth shattering that will make or break The variable lot sizes in the proposed Insect Pest through the flood, recount- South and Headquarters it. It’s people’s perception.” rezoning would allow the developers to ing their efforts and those Branches. A stream of residents stepped to the po- enhance the open space with real ameni- of others to help their neigh- He’s also selling copies dium during the public comment portion ties, said Shipp. “It allows me to consoli- bors and move on from the of the book at $45 each to to express their concerns to the council. date the density and open up and improve aftermath. help him cover the cost of “I love this area and want to be a part of the open space. If I can’t consolidate I Barrier “It was a labor of love,” printing, with a portion of the solution to make it beautiful,” said one can’t afford to improve the open space he said. “I wanted to leave the proceeds to go toward resident who lives in Valentine Estates. and nobody wants just an open area that’s a legacy for the people who Whitaker Museum. Though “I’m concerned about the potential impact not improved.” came after.” the initial print run had to the school. Odyssey has 625 students Ultimately, the city council tabled the Yard and Foundation The idea for the book been 250 books, he esti- now with a 700 max capacity. If it gets up item and scheduled a work session for came to him after he mates that he has approxi- to 800 they have to put in portables and June 27 to discuss the matter further listened to a presentation on mately 85 left. NEIL BLACKBuRN with a copy of the book. 900 turns into year round.” before making a final decision. the effects of the flood that “I spent $11,000 of my She was also worried about the strain Treatment Courtesy photo was part of Centerville’s own money to get them the new development would have on the Centennial Celebration two printed,” said Blackburn. years ago. The presentation set out to research the learned in the aftermath. “Any money I receive from was informative enough to flood and interview those There are photos of some of the books helps retire that NO CONTRACT REQUIRED help him realize that some- who had been involved in those interviewed, as well debt.” thing was missing. combatting it. as photos of the flood and Copies of the book are Blue Lemon Play Area “I came away feeling the “It was interesting to get its aftermath taken during available for purchase at people that did so much to those personal stories,” said the time period, and maps the front desk of Center- RECIEVE UP TO serve their neighbors and Blackburn. “They give his- of the city’s creeks and ville City Hall (250 N. Main AIR community were kind of left tory a little personality.” canyons. Street) or Ron Randall’s $1,500 CONDITIONING opens at Station Park in the fog,” he said. “There The resulting book cov- Still, Blackburn admits he Service Station (278 N. 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increase by 35 percent from through our backyards.” US-89 37,700 to 50,800 vehicles per Region Communications Continued from p. A1 day that would exceed the Manager for UDOT/Region current capacity of the road. One, Vic Saunders said they existing condition with Ferguson and others welcome public input. “It’s just routine maintenance,” in his group contend that all online,” he said. “You Romero said. “With that the UDOT’s proposal doesn’t can go to the website now traffic delays would increase address truck traffic that and help us by giving your dramatically. The upside causes safety issues. Rather input to help the study team is no extra cost and no than expanding US-89, shape what’s done. Make disruption.” they would like to see the sure to take the time to The one-way frontage interchange connection at weigh in on the concepts road proposal would widen I-84 and I-15 in Riverdale be presented to help guide us US-89 from four lanes to completed to keep trucks as we go forward.” a six-lane freeway from off of 89. Saunders said a public Shepard Lane to I-84 with “A Utah Crash Summary hearing will be held in parallel one-way frontage done in 2015 shows the August and from then until roads adjacent to US-89 number of fatalities on November the team will between Main Street and Utah roads involving big develop the alternative SR-193, according to UDOT trucks increased by 103 and a final decision will be information. It would percent,” said Ferguson. made. If everything goes as provide interchanges with “UDOT is not addressing it. planned, construction could exit and entrance ramps Speeds along 89 are out of begin in spring 2019. Visit at 400 North, Oak Hills control. You don’t address udot.utah.gov/us89 to view Drive, Gordon Avenue and it by building it bigger and the proposals and make CoL. DAvID Lyons AnswERs questions in front of a F-35 named in his honor. Antelope Drive, with grade faster.” comments. Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper separations at Crestwood “Those trucks are In the meantime, Road and Nicholls Road. carrying some very Ferguson and others will A traditional freeway dangerous cargo down continue to petition UDOT pilots to combat,” said Kloos. concept calls for widening through a residential area,” not to go forward with the Airmen “I have no doubt that when the ACC US-89 from four lanes to said another Kaysville expansion of 89. Continued from p. A1 (Air Combat Command) and the national a six-lane freeway from resident. “UDOT is in “We have to stop burying calls,” he said, “you will be prepared and Shepard Lane to I-84, with the business of building our head in the sand,” said better place to live and work because of qualified. It will be your finest hour.” the same interchanges and freeways – not pleasing Ferguson. “We have to do your efforts.” As commander of the 388th Fighter exit/entrance ramps as the people. But does Kaysville something and UDOT has This was Lyons’ second tour of duty at Wing at Hill, Kloos will be responsible one-way option. need three freeways going been totally unresponsive to Hill, and this assignment “truly felt like for the readiness, training, morale and According to UDOT through it? It makes so me and to others. They’re we were coming home,” he said. “This is welfare of 1,800 personnel, according to statistics, by 2040 the much sense not to spend bound and determined to a special place and special people and that Donovan Potter, who is with public affairs traffic volume on US-89 will that much money to go build a road.” makes us a heck of a team.” at Hill. Kelly presided at the ceremony and Kloos has flown both the F-16 and the presented Lyons with an oak leaf cluster F-35 and said it’s the systems “under the prior to introducing Kloos. hood” that make the F-35 so much more “I’ve flown with this team in combat,” effective, calling it a “vital part of our Air Kelly said to those assembled from the Force.” 388th and visitors. “You know you’re With the noise of the jets taking off in amongst champions.” he said. the background, he told the press his “You’re living and working in a game- new role is “the opportunity of a lifetime,” changing moment of our history,” he and said that while he has only been in said. The F-16 had “game-changing” Utah less than a week, “there is every technology and capability and proved indication the wing is working at top its worth in Desert Storm, he said, where speed.” the Iraqi military machine couldn’t Lyons confirmed that those in the 388th comprehend what the airmen could do. are doing their jobs and serving their Now, the F-35 has awe-inspiring country well: capabilities, he said, “and you’re the ones “America works, plays and sleeps chosen to map its growth.” under the umbrella that you continue Under Lyons’ watch, the fighter jet to provide,” he said. “The facts are not was taken to initial operational capability in dispute. Thank you for the time, (IOC), through advanced aerial combat dedication and service you give to our Air training exercises (red flag) and to Force and our great nation.” Europe for additional training exercises. “The next logical step is to take these Garden tour raises funds for women, charities Judy Berrett (center) and Merrilee McCall (right) welcome a visitor to one of seven homes that made up the 2017 Garden Tour sponsored by Soroptimist International of Bountiful. The annual show helps raise funds for women and girls locally and internationally. Bridge, or anger at those from a nearby hospital was Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper Cochran who were responsible. there as well – and Melissa Continued from p. A1 “I can’t be angry at them said she owes him a great because that would stop deal. Street Studios with Kurt. my healing process,” she “I owe my life to Keith,” Many of the bands who said. “If I can use this to she said. “If he hadn’t Semi-Annual played at the concert had portray (Kurt’s) big heart responded so quickly, I’m recorded albums at Onion and kindness to everyone, not sure I’d be here today.” Street Studios, located in I will.” Malda was in attendance Clearance Sale West Bountiful. Kurt and Still, the physical effects at the concert, having Melissa were also heavily linger. Her leg, where she flown over to support involved in Summerfest, received her most serious Melissa. Though he never running the festival’s injuries, is still being held met Kurt in person, Malda smaller stage. together by pins and an said he feels like he got to 30% - 40% It’s because of that outer frame. Melissa said know him through Me- strong connection to music she expects the frame to lissa. that Melissa and the family be replaced by a cast in a “I developed something chose to honor Kurt with a few months, but that she’ll of a bond with Melissa Off concert instead of a tradi- have to face a year or so of when she was in the hospi- tional funeral. physical therapy. tal,” he said. “She told me “He loved having the “I can’t get around very all about Kurt. This seems community get together well, but I have so many like such a great way to and listen to music,” she people who are helping celebrate his life.” said. “It was his passion, me,” she said. At the concert, he said and it seemed like a fitting Among the people she he felt like he got to know celebration for everyone.” expressed gratitude for Kurt even better. Melissa spoke to report- are her parents, who were “I wanted to be here and ers about Kurt during the released from their LDS support her, but it’s also celebration and the strug- mission in England to been great meeting Kurt’s gle she’s faced in moving come home and help take friends who couldn’t make Fine Ladies Clothing for ALL Ages on without him. Still, she care of their daughter, and it to London,” he said. said she has no regrets Police Constable Keith “(Kurt) seems like the about the vacation that Malda. Malda was the first kind of guy I’d like to have placed them in range of official responder to reach had a beer with.” 85 North Main, Btfl . 37 North Main, Logan 10 am - 6 pm Monday - Saturday the attack on Westminster Melissa – an off-duty nurse  •  A6 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 News A7 increase by 35 percent from through our backyards.” US-89 37,700 to 50,800 vehicles per Region Communications Continued from p. A1 day that would exceed the Manager for UDOT/Region CJHS students finish among current capacity of the road. One, Vic Saunders said they existing condition with Ferguson and others welcome public input. “It’s just routine maintenance,” in his group contend that all online,” he said. “You the top at art competition Romero said. “With that the UDOT’s proposal doesn’t can go to the website now traffic delays would increase address truck traffic that and help us by giving your dramatically. The upside causes safety issues. Rather input to help the study team CENTERVILLE—Two is no extra cost and no than expanding US-89, shape what’s done. Make students at Centerville disruption.” they would like to see the sure to take the time to Junior High School are The one-way frontage interchange connection at weigh in on the concepts among the top winners road proposal would widen I-84 and I-15 in Riverdale be presented to help guide us of the Utah Labor Com- US-89 from four lanes to completed to keep trucks as we go forward.” mission’s 2017 Workplace a six-lane freeway from off of 89. Saunders said a public Safety Poster Contest for Shepard Lane to I-84 with “A Utah Crash Summary hearing will be held in middle and junior high parallel one-way frontage done in 2015 shows the August and from then until school students in the roads adjacent to US-89 number of fatalities on November the team will state. between Main Street and Utah roads involving big develop the alternative The poster submitted by SR-193, according to UDOT trucks increased by 103 and a final decision will be Leah Muhlestein, who just information. It would percent,” said Ferguson. made. If everything goes as completed eighth grade, provide interchanges with “UDOT is not addressing it. planned, construction could was judged to be the grand exit and entrance ramps Speeds along 89 are out of begin in spring 2019. Visit prize winner from among at 400 North, Oak Hills control. You don’t address udot.utah.gov/us89 to view several dozen posters Drive, Gordon Avenue and it by building it bigger and the proposals and make submitted by students at Antelope Drive, with grade the Mobile Welding trailer that is now part of Davis Tech’s Welding Technology program. schools from Vernal to CoL. DAvID Lyons AnswERs questions in front of a F-35 named in his honor. faster.” comments. Courtesy photo Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper separations at Crestwood “Those trucks are In the meantime, Cedar City. Her artwork, daniela arroyo with her art teacher Cynthia Odekirk. Road and Nicholls Road. carrying some very Ferguson and others will titled “Let Safety Light Courtesy photo A traditional freeway dangerous cargo down continue to petition UDOT the Way,” will be one of 12 pilots to combat,” said Kloos. concept calls for widening through a residential area,” not to go forward with the student posters published Airmen “I have no doubt that when the ACC US-89 from four lanes to said another Kaysville expansion of 89. Davis Tech inaugurates in the Utah Labor Com- Continued from p. A1 (Air Combat Command) and the national a six-lane freeway from resident. “UDOT is in “We have to stop burying mission’s 2018 Workplace calls,” he said, “you will be prepared and Shepard Lane to I-84, with the business of building our head in the sand,” said Safety Calendar that will better place to live and work because of qualified. It will be your finest hour.” the same interchanges and freeways – not pleasing Ferguson. “We have to do new Mobile Welding Trailer be distributed to various your efforts.” As commander of the 388th Fighter exit/entrance ramps as the people. But does Kaysville something and UDOT has businesses and organiza- This was Lyons’ second tour of duty at Wing at Hill, Kloos will be responsible one-way option. need three freeways going been totally unresponsive to tions around the state. KaySVille—Davis Fellow CJHS student Hill, and this assignment “truly felt like for the readiness, training, morale and According to UDOT through it? It makes so me and to others. They’re Technical College (Davis we were coming home,” he said. “This is welfare of 1,800 personnel, according to statistics, by 2040 the much sense not to spend bound and determined to Daniela Arroyo, who fin- Tech) is taking its welding ished ninth grade, was one a special place and special people and that Donovan Potter, who is with public affairs traffic volume on US-89 will that much money to go build a road.” show on the road. Its new makes us a heck of a team.” at Hill. of five runners-up in the Mobile Welding Trailer contest. Her entry, “You Kelly presided at the ceremony and Kloos has flown both the F-16 and the was inaugurated at a stain- presented Lyons with an oak leaf cluster F-35 and said it’s the systems “under the are the Key to Safety,” will less steel ribbon cutting also be included in the prior to introducing Kloos. hood” that make the F-35 so much more ceremony held at the col- “I’ve flown with this team in combat,” effective, calling it a “vital part of our Air 2018 calendar. lege rotunda on June 22. Leah and Daniela were Kelly said to those assembled from the Force.” Thanks to a $190,000 388th and visitors. “You know you’re With the noise of the jets taking off in presented with certificates grant from Talent Ready and checks at the school amongst champions.” he said. the background, he told the press his Utah and partnership “You’re living and working in a game- new role is “the opportunity of a lifetime,” during a year-end assem- funds from Lincoln bly. Their art teacher is changing moment of our history,” he and said that while he has only been in Electric, Davis Technical art teacher Cynthia Odekirk stands with student Leah said. The F-16 had “game-changing” Utah less than a week, “there is every Cynthia Odekirk. Muhlestein. Courtesy photo College’s new six-station The Workplace Safety technology and capability and proved indication the wing is working at top welding trailer will pro- hazards that could cause being of employees and its worth in Desert Storm, he said, where speed.” Poster Contest is an vide additional training annual event in which injuries or death. employers and ensuring the Iraqi military machine couldn’t Lyons confirmed that those in the 388th space for the College’s The Utah Labor Com- that Utahns are treated comprehend what the airmen could do. are doing their jobs and serving their students are encouraged Welding Technology to think about and express mission is the state regula- fairly in obtaining housing. Now, the F-35 has awe-inspiring country well: program, introduce weld- tory agency responsible capabilities, he said, “and you’re the ones “America works, plays and sleeps through art the impor- ing careers to local high tance of working safely in for protecting the health, [email protected] chosen to map its growth.” under the umbrella that you continue school students and bring safety, and economic well- Under Lyons’ watch, the fighter jet to provide,” he said. “The facts are not celebrating the trailer’S introduction were, from left, places that are free from specialized training to Mark Hadley, Director of Programs at Davis Technical College; was taken to initial operational capability in dispute. Thank you for the time, Davis and Morgan County (IOC), through advanced aerial combat dedication and service you give to our Air Helyse Turner, Chair of Lakesiders Committee at Davis Chamber businesses. of Commerce; Angie Osguthorpe, CEO of Davis Chamber of training exercises (red flag) and to Force and our great nation.” Due to an acute short- Commerce; and Darin Brush, Vice President of External Relations Europe for additional training exercises. Garden tour raises funds for women, charities age of welding talent and Useful things you can do with today’s newspaper. . . “The next logical step is to take these industry growth projec- and Economic Development at Davis Technical College (after you read it, of course) Judy Berrett (center) and Merrilee McCall (right) welcome a visitor to one of seven homes that made tions over the next five up the 2017 Garden Tour sponsored by Soroptimist International of Bountiful. The annual show helps years, the welding indus- Courtesy photo raise funds for women and girls locally and internationally. try requires a larger, well- Practice stapling. Bridge, or anger at those from a nearby hospital was Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clippertrained workforce to meet enrollment capacity; outreach events through- Cochran who were responsible. there as well – and Melissa demand. The number of 2) Boost awareness out the year, including Continued from p. A1 “I can’t be angry at them said she owes him a great occupations directly im- of careers in Welding dedicated STEM events because that would stop deal. pacted from welding skills Technology for Davis like “STEM Fest” and Street Studios with Kurt. my healing process,” she “I owe my life to Keith,” includes more than 100 and Morgan County high “Explore the Possibilities” Many of the bands who said. “If I can use this to she said. “If he hadn’t Semi-Annual processes in industries school students through and Career Exploration played at the concert had portray (Kurt’s) big heart responded so quickly, I’m such as the military, con- outreach and basic Classes. The College also WATCH recorded albums at Onion and kindness to everyone, not sure I’d be here today.” struction, manufacturing welding training at high hosts its own campus Street Studios, located in I will.” Malda was in attendance Clearance Sale and repair and aerospace. schools; career day events as well West Bountiful. Kurt and Still, the physical effects at the concert, having The Mobile Welding 3) Bring one-on-one spe- as Junior High and High Melissa were also heavily linger. Her leg, where she flown over to support for Trailer is part of a coop- cialized training directly School tours. involved in Summerfest, received her most serious Melissa. Though he never erative effort between to Davis and Morgan The Mobile Welding running the festival’s injuries, is still being held met Kurt in person, Malda professional associations, County businesses to Trailer has been pur- smaller stage. together by pins and an said he feels like he got to 30% - 40% government entities and boost welder proficiency chased in partnership It’s because of that outer frame. Melissa said know him through Me- private industry to fill the and improve work perfor- with The Lincoln Electric strong connection to music she expects the frame to lissa. talent gap. mance. Company, a Fortune 500 that Melissa and the family be replaced by a cast in a “I developed something Davis Tech’s Weld- Over the past six years, company. Davis Tech is chose to honor Kurt with a few months, but that she’ll of a bond with Melissa Off ing Technology program enrollment in the program home to one of several concert instead of a tradi- have to face a year or so of when she was in the hospi- provides state-of-the art has averaged 300 students Lincoln Electric Training tional funeral. physical therapy. tal,” he said. “She told me welding equipment and yearly. With its six ad- Centers in America. Ad- Every 1st & 3rd Thursday “He loved having the “I can’t get around very all about Kurt. This seems hands-on learning to pre- ditional training stations ditional industry partners community get together well, but I have so many like such a great way to pare students for Ameri- and two virtual welding and professional associa- and listen to music,” she people who are helping celebrate his life.” can Society of Mechanical trainers, the trailer will tions providing support only in The Davis Clipper said. “It was his passion, me,” she said. At the concert, he said Engineers (ASME) and allow Davis Tech to create for this project include: and it seemed like a fitting Among the people she he felt like he got to know American Welding Society 120 more training slots Kroger, Structural Steel & celebration for everyone.” expressed gratitude for Kurt even better. (AWS) Certifications. The per year. Plate Fabrication, Utility Melissa spoke to report- are her parents, who were “I wanted to be here and Mobile Welding Trailer In addition, the Mobile Trailer, Department of ers about Kurt during the released from their LDS support her, but it’s also will expand the Davis Welding Trailer will serve Workforce Services, Utah celebration and the strug- mission in England to been great meeting Kurt’s Tech Welding Technology as an outreach tool for Manufacturers Associa- THrīv/ verb Greenhouse gle she’s faced in moving Fine Ladies Clothing for ALL Ages 1. (of a child, animal, come home and help take friends who couldn’t make or plant) grow or develop program and will address high school students in tion, American Welding well or vigorously. "the new baby thrived" in Bountiful o prosper; flourish. "education groups thrive backyard on without him. 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They do have access to played so many games with the her life. cotton material but we’re go- kids and they just loved that. “You fall in the love with the ing to bring flannel next time Someone had a suitcase full of people,” she said. “I can see why because that is something they toys and treats.” people love going. It makes you still need.” At first some of the children way more conscious of the needs The schools where they taught were a little reserved she said, around you.” were pretty basic, said Spjut. but soon warmed up. “People The mother of three traveled “They have no electricity and are so friendly everywhere you with several other volunteers they’re as hot as can be and go,” Spjut said. “They were so from the Days for Girls orga- miserable smelling. They asked excited to have us come visit and nization that makes feminine for a library. There’s not much help them. We taught them the hygiene kits to be distributed there just benches, desks and a electric slide. They just loved it.” among girls and women in areas blackboard. They’re grateful for The experience was unforget- that don’t have access to mod- whatever they receive.” table Spjut said. “It was definitely ern supplies. Often, girls miss They also went to an orphan- worth it,” she said. “When we several days of school when TENNEaL SpjUT smiles with a girl in one of the schools she visited on her humanitarian trip to age where they taught about hy- left the orphanages and the they’re having their period and Africa. Courtesy photo giene and donated clothes they schools they sang songs. You sometimes they are forced to sit had brought along. “A woman could tell they were grateful. 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Be open to making last-minute sub- policy on climate change and energy efficiency programs, but the the week without knowing what will be part after seeing what looks best at the stitutions to your favorite recipes. data received so far from 66 cities in 30 available at the market. Yet, being flexible market. will emerge from U.S. cities states showed 90 percent were interested working to reduce emissions in forming partnerships with other local governments to create climate plans, and become more resilient to implement transportation programs rising sea levels, New Orleans or procure equipment such as electric vehicles. Mayor Mitch Landrieu said at The responses have come from cities the annual U.S. Conferences ranging in size from 21,000 people in Pleasantville, New Jersey, to New York of Mayors meeting in Miami City’s 8.5 million. 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There but the survey noted that more cities to act or is just paralyzed, the cities efforts, conducted by the conference could use renewable electricity if their may be a little bit of a disagreement themselves, through their mayors, are and the Center for Climate and Energy about how actually to deal with it,” said going to create a new national policy Solutions, initially only included 80 Landrieu, who will replace Oklahoma n See “CLIMATE” p. B2

OP-ED Hate is not a political strategy

“Hate is not a political strategy,” says Dan Weber, president of the As- sociation of Mature American Citizens. “We need a time out from the political vitriol that has been dividing our nation since President Donald Trump was elected last November. There have been just too many inci- dents of violent political discord – enough to threaten the future of the country.” The founder of the nation’s largest Conservative senior advocacy organization said in a statement issued today, “every American, right or left, has a right to voice an opinion, but we don’t have a right to incite riot and inflict bodily harm for the sake of a political viewpoint. The hatred directed against the president has reached a boiling point. It has been palpable and has led to violent protests and mayhem throughout the country. The lone gunman who went hunting for Republican lawmakers last week in Alexandria, VA is a worrisome example of what can happen.” The shooter wounded four individuals who were practicing for a charity baseball game. He left House Majority Whip Steve Scalise [R-LA] in critical condition. The shooter had a history of anti-Republican and anti-Trump social media posts, including one in which he wrote: “Trump is a Traitor. Trump Has Destroyed Our Democracy. It’s Time to Destroy Trump & Co.” The incident showed how out-of-hand things have gotten, so much so that the Justice Department says it would take special measures to address “ideologically motivated” crimes of violence by radical groups and individuals. Weber called for “solidarity as a nation lest we destroy the future for our children and grandchildren. We should express political disagreement when it is warranted, but let’s keep it civil. We need to lower the volume and tone down the rhetoric. And, it is incumbent on our political leaders and the media to help us to do that. Things won’t get better until all of the people, those who voted for the president and those who didn’t, accept the fact that Donald Trump is the duly elected president of the United States. We need to give him an opportunity to do the job for which he was elected.” The AMAC chief pointed out that the administration and Congress have important work to do in order to fix the economy and a broken health care system. “These should be our top priorities, not political ideology.” B2 OUTLOOK CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 SBA Administrator visits Woods Cross company

BY BECKY GINOS [email protected]

WOODS CROSS—It’s not often that a member of the president’s cabinet makes a stop in Davis County. But last Wednesday, Linda McMahon met with the owners and took a tour of Manuel’s Fine Foods in Woods Cross. “This came about really fast,” said one of the own- ers Paul Torres. “We met with her this morning in a round table discussion. It’s really an honor to have her come here.” McMahon is the admin- OWNER paul tORRES offers Linda McMahon some chips during istrator of the U.S. Small her tour of the facility. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper Business Administration and part of Pres. Donald and dad took over and ran states in the U.S. for small Trump’s cabinet. She is it then in 1995 the three of businesses, McMahon said. currently visiting small us (brothers) took over.” “The Ignite tour is for me businesses across the Torres said Manuel’s to first listen and then edu- nation with the SBA Ignite was in a house on 700 S. cate the community about Tour to educate, listen and 350 West in Salt Lake City what the SBA does,” she highlight the role of small then moved to 2100 South said. “I want to take back businesses in economic before coming to Woods what I learn to Washington aN EmplOYEE at Manuel’s Fine Foods works the line boxing chips at the factory in Woods Cross. growth. Cross in 2007. The facility and advocate for all small Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper Manuel’s is a recent re- manufactures tortillas and businesses. I’m anxious to cipient of a SBA 504 loan. tortilla chips that are sold tour this business that has spread the word about all McMahon is well known They have an enthusiasm “We needed a loan for an nationally under the private a SBA loan.” we do.” as a co-founder and former and a passion for what addition to our building,” labels Don Julio and Clover McMahon said Pres. As an entrepreneur and CEO of WWE. In 2009, she they’re doing. They’re mak- said Torres. “We produce Club. Trump is very committed business executive herself, stepped down and ran for ing contacts, visiting and 3,000 lbs. of product per “We do everything here to small businesses. “When McMahon believes she is the U.S. Senate. She was getting the word out.” hour. It’s a 24-hour op- that a large company does,” I first came into the SBA well suited for her current the Republican nominee to McMahon said the SBA eration Monday through said Torres. “We check the it was a well kept secret appointment. “I think that represent Connecticut in also has good business Friday and we send it out product hourly for salt, oil (what we do),” she said. is why Pres. Trump chose 2010 and 2012. partners in Utah. “We’re throughout the west with and water content. If it’s out “You think loans and that me is because I’ve started The SBA’s goal is to well represented here. some in the Denver and of whack, we don’t send it is a great part, but we offer a business from the ground promote efficiency and Successful partners and an Arizona market.” out. We have 75 employees mentoring, counseling, vet- up myself,” she said. “I effectiveness, she said. “We effective office are a good The business was but with unemployment at eran outreach. We support know what it’s like to go measure outcomes – not combination. It makes for started in 1938 by my 3 percent – it’s hard to find experienced businesses through bankruptcy and output. Our Utah district of- great growth in jobs and grandfather, Torres said. employees.” or businesses that are just come back from that.” fice is incredibly effective. the economy in Utah.” “In about 1980 my mom Utah is one of the best starting out. We want to

President never asked him is clear.’ The president told him to not use the special prosecutor in that more important issues Congress to end the FBI’s Russian has the authority to tell the word ‘investigation.’ Was case. such as health care and tax investigation. FBI to stop investigations Lynch trying to mitigate “As a result of these reform. There are still 28 Continued from p. B1 “Interestingly, Alan but he didn’t. the fact that Hillary developments, the million Americans without Dershowitz, the noted “Perhaps the most Clinton was, indeed, under Association of Mature any health insurance and Weber’s statement went attorney and law professor, important piece of investigation? American Citizens is we have an excellent plan on to say that “Comey pointed out in a recent information to come out “Comey failed to say calling for an end of these to solve the problems, revealed a vindictive column that even if the of the Senate hearings why he didn’t see this hearings. The House and and the economy needs side to his nature president had asked had nothing to do with meeting as a possible Senate have had their the boost that tax reform when he confessed to Comey to end the FBI’s the allegations against obstruction of justice, nor hearings, now they should would provide. But, having furtively leaked investigation of Mr. Mr. Trump. At the same did he say why he didn’t avoid wasting time on right now everyone is information to the New Trump’s former National time he was attempting feel the need to call for a this matter and get to the distracted.” York Times through a Security he has the to justify leaking third party. He said his Constitutional authority to information on Trump, aim was to stimulate the do so. In fact Dershowitz Comey admitted that a appointment of a special wrote ‘...many Presidents meeting between Attorney prosecutor. Apparently, he – from Adams to Lincoln, General Lynch and former was trying to get even with to Roosevelt, to Kennedy, President Bill Clinton President Trump for firing to Bush 1 and to Obama during the investigation him. have directed the Justice of the Hillary Clinton “Comey offered no proof department with regard emails, gave him a queasy that President Trump to investigations. The feeling. And, he testified was guilty of obstructing history is clear, the that after the meeting justice. On the contrary, precedents are clear, the Lynch directed him to he testified that the Constitutional structure is refer to the Clinton probe clear, and common sense as a ‘matter’ and she

Bill de Blasio said that received national attention, Climate U.S. cities too often find but Levine noted that not themselves alone when all communities can afford Continued from p. B1 trying to address the local to fight climate change effects of climate change. without state or federal states passed legislation. De Blasio joined Miami funding. Forty-seven cities spent Beach Mayor Philip Levine “But if we don’t do it, nearly $1.2 billion annually on a tour of a South Beach who’s going to do it, right?” on electricity for city neighborhood where the de Blasio said. “Cities and operations, and ``with this city raised streets and states around the country level of purchasing power, installed pumps to send are now doing the kinds coordinated efforts or up to 120,000 gallons of of things the national shifts in demand from U.S. water a minute flowing government should do. cities will be of interest back into Biscayne Bay. It’s just that we can’t to energy utilities and The project – aimed at depend on our national providers,” the survey said. keeping the island city government anymore.” New York City Mayor dry amid rising seas – has 801-820-5414

801-820-5414 B2 OUTLOOK CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 B4 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 SBA Administrator visits Woods Cross company Local firm Instafire receives SBA Maker Award KAYSVILLE--Ten years easy to use. When they ago, local entrepreneur were ready to take their BY BECKY GINOS Konel Banner watched an fire starter to market, [email protected] elderly man set a rock on they asked the Northfront fire, and the idea spread Business Resource Center WOODS CROSS—It’s not quickly. Banner and co- (NFBRC) at Davis Techni- often that a member of the founder Frank Weston cal College in Kaysville for president’s cabinet makes have received a 2017 SBA help with hiring advisors, a stop in Davis County. Utah District Office Small developing the products But last Wednesday, Linda Business Maker Award for and planning the business. McMahon met with the thE wIc proGrAm encourages good nutrition for families. Courtesy photo their fire starter business, NFBRC also assisted in owners and took a tour of Instafire, from Small Busi- research for the company’s Manuel’s Fine Foods in ness Administration (SBA) first Shark Tank appear- Woods Cross. Utah District Director Stan ance in February 2016, “This came about really Nakano at the Freeport which increased the com- fast,” said one of the own- WIC helps those West D-5 Building in pany’s exposure and sales ers Paul Torres. “We met Clearfield. dramatically. with her this morning in a Each year, the Maker SbA utAh dIrEctor Stan Nakano presents the SBA Maker Instafire’s Shark Tank round table discussion. It’s most vulnerable Award committee selects a Award to Instafire’s founders. Courtesy photo appearance led to a follow- really an honor to have her winner who has developed, up episode in February come here.” manufactured and sus- With $1.2 million in always say, if it were easy, 2017, where they landed McMahon is the admin- OWNER paul tORRES offers Linda McMahon some chips during tained a patented product. a purchase order for $2.1 her tour of the facility. Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper bY bEcKY GINoS them through common is- sales last year and a pro- everyone would be doing istrator of the U.S. Small The business must be jected $3 million in sales it.” million in products with Business Administration [email protected] sues in group and one-on- one settings.” growing and expanding, for this year, Instafire is Although Banner’s KMG International, a and part of Pres. Donald and dad took over and ran states in the U.S. for small with a strong business re- green energy company, to bouNtIFuL—With all The checks have dif- going strong. Walmart, rock-igniting experience Trump’s cabinet. She is it then in 1995 the three of businesses, McMahon said. cord of stability and sales help energy-poor areas in the talk of deportation ferent combinations of for example, now carries in 2007 sparked an idea, it currently visiting small us (brothers) took over.” “The Ignite tour is for me for at least three years. developing nations. and refugee status in the food, the quantity, etc. Instafire products in 2,800 took years before the idea businesses across the Torres said Manuel’s to first listen and then edu- “The Maker Award “We knew we had a United States there is “Mothers also get a cash stores in the U.S. and became a viable product nation with the SBA Ignite was in a house on 700 S. cate the community about recognizes innovative and good, viable product,” some concern that those value voucher of $11 for Canada, up from 1,200 and profitable business. Tour to educate, listen and 350 West in Salt Lake City what the SBA does,” she creative businesses on a Weston says. “We knew people are avoiding food one time use per month stores last year. Banner met Weston highlight the role of small then moved to 2100 South said. “I want to take back local level,” said Nakano in we were going to have suc- stamps and WIC programs to buy fresh produce,” “You always dream in 2008. The pair spent businesses in economic before coming to Woods what I learn to Washington a release. “Instafire took cess. It was just a matter aN EmplOYEE at Manuel’s Fine Foods works the line boxing chips at the factory in Woods Cross. for fear of being detected. she said. “For children it’s about success,” Weston months working in an growth. Cross in 2007. The facility and advocate for all small Photo by Becky Ginos/Davis Clipper advantage of services the said. “That’s what keeps abandoned warehouse per- of how quickly we were Manuel’s is a recent re- manufactures tortillas and businesses. I’m anxious to But agencies that are in $8. We’re a supplemental program and it’s not meant SBA offers and did really you going. We’ve had our fecting their formula until going to get there.” cipient of a SBA 504 loan. tortilla chips that are sold tour this business that has spread the word about all McMahon is well known They have an enthusiasm the business of helping to provide everything a well in that space. Their share of bumps in the they created a product “We needed a loan for an nationally under the private a SBA loan.” we do.” as a co-founder and former and a passion for what those who are most in family needs. It works product line speaks for road, but as entrepreneurs that was safe, reliable and [email protected] addition to our building,” labels Don Julio and Clover McMahon said Pres. As an entrepreneur and CEO of WWE. In 2009, she they’re doing. They’re mak- need, don’t want anyone to out to about $50 a person, itself.” said Torres. “We produce Club. Trump is very committed business executive herself, stepped down and ran for ing contacts, visiting and go hungry out of fear. which is very valuable if 3,000 lbs. of product per “We do everything here to small businesses. “When McMahon believes she is the U.S. Senate. She was getting the word out.” “We know it’s real and more than one person in hour. It’s a 24-hour op- that a large company does,” I first came into the SBA well suited for her current the Republican nominee to McMahon said the SBA that it happens,” said the family is getting it.” eration Monday through said Torres. “We check the it was a well kept secret appointment. “I think that represent Connecticut in also has good business Alison Jensen a registered There are income Friday and we send it out product hourly for salt, oil (what we do),” she said. is why Pres. Trump chose 2010 and 2012. partners in Utah. “We’re dietitian with the State guidelines to qualify for throughout the west with and water content. If it’s out “You think loans and that me is because I’ve started The SBA’s goal is to well represented here. WIC office. “However, it’s WIC, but Jensen said some some in the Denver and of whack, we don’t send it is a great part, but we offer a business from the ground promote efficiency and Successful partners and an not documented so we people who think they Arizona market.” out. We have 75 employees mentoring, counseling, vet- up myself,” she said. “I effectiveness, she said. “We effective office are a good don’t know how deeply it might not be eligible are. The business was but with unemployment at eran outreach. We support know what it’s like to go measure outcomes – not combination. It makes for affects those in Utah. We “How large the household started in 1938 by my 3 percent – it’s hard to find experienced businesses through bankruptcy and output. Our Utah district of- great growth in jobs and have seen a decline in our is determines what you grandfather, Torres said. employees.” or businesses that are just come back from that.” fice is incredibly effective. the economy in Utah.” caseload.” “In about 1980 my mom Utah is one of the best starting out. We want to The WIC (Women, can make per year,” she Infants and Children) said. “Participants who al- program is separate from ready get Medicaid or food food stamps and different stamps qualify. As of July 1 for a family of four you can President never asked him is clear.’ The president told him to not use the special prosecutor in that more important issues in that it provides food make $45,510 (or less) a to end the FBI’s Russian has the authority to tell the word ‘investigation.’ Was case. such as health care and tax specifically to low-income Congress year and qualify. We don’t investigation. FBI to stop investigations Lynch trying to mitigate “As a result of these reform. There are still 28 women who are pregnant, look at marital status.” Continued from p. B1 “Interestingly, Alan but he didn’t. the fact that Hillary developments, the million Americans without breastfeeding or who Statewide WIC served Dershowitz, the noted “Perhaps the most Clinton was, indeed, under Association of Mature any health insurance and recently had a baby and about 53,000 individuals attorney and law professor, important piece of investigation? American Citizens is we have an excellent plan infants and children under Weber’s statement went and 4,700 in Davis County pointed out in a recent information to come out “Comey failed to say calling for an end of these to solve the problems, 5. on to say that “Comey in May 2017. column that even if the of the Senate hearings why he didn’t see this hearings. The House and and the economy needs “We offer nutritional revealed a vindictive “The trend is down since president had asked had nothing to do with meeting as a possible Senate have had their the boost that tax reform support,” Jensen said. “All Another class graduates side to his nature the economy is recover- Comey to end the FBI’s the allegations against obstruction of justice, nor hearings, now they should would provide. But, participants go through a when he confessed to ing,” said Jensen. “In May The Davis County Citizens Police Academy held a ceremony June 7 for its eighth graduating class. Participants get a first-hand look at investigation of Mr. Mr. Trump. At the same did he say why he didn’t avoid wasting time on right now everyone is nutritional assessment and having furtively leaked 2012 we helped almost what law enforcement does every day. The classes are taught by multiple agencies. Photo by Mike Roberts Trump’s former National time he was attempting feel the need to call for a this matter and get to the distracted.” we help high risk women information to the New 70,000 people statewide. Security he has the to justify leaking and children get access to York Times through a We’re always happy to Constitutional authority to information on Trump, healthy foods so they can third party. He said his see the economy recover do so. In fact Dershowitz Comey admitted that a grow and develop properly. aim was to stimulate the but here in Utah a large wrote ‘...many Presidents meeting between Attorney Children are weighed and appointment of a special percentage of children and – from Adams to Lincoln, General Lynch and former measured, we check for prosecutor. Apparently, he women who are eligible to Roosevelt, to Kennedy, President Bill Clinton anemia because long-term was trying to get even with are not enrolled. We’re to Bush 1 and to Obama during the investigation anemia can translate into President Trump for firing trying to reach out to see have directed the Justice of the Hillary Clinton poor brain development. him. why.” department with regard emails, gave him a queasy Mothers can speak to a “Comey offered no proof Jensen said it’s a con- to investigations. The feeling. And, he testified nutritionist about anything that President Trump stant battle because there history is clear, the that after the meeting that is concerning her.” was guilty of obstructing are always families in need precedents are clear, the Lynch directed him to Jensen said the program justice. On the contrary, and they want them to Constitutional structure is refer to the Clinton probe came about after doctors he testified that the know they can come in for clear, and common sense as a ‘matter’ and she in the 1960s started seeing malnourished pregnant help. “They just need to women coming in. “They contact the office closest to started writing prescrip- their home and set up an tions for food,” she said. appointment to come in,” Bill de Blasio said that received national attention, “This transitioned into the she said. “They’ll tell them Climate U.S. cities too often find but Levine noted that not federal program to help re- what to bring and do the themselves alone when all communities can afford Continued from p. B1 duce premature births and assessment. Usually they trying to address the local to fight climate change to help infants at a critical walk out the door with effects of climate change. without state or federal time for brain and growth three months of checks.” states passed legislation. De Blasio joined Miami funding. development. It helps There are two WIC of- Forty-seven cities spent Beach Mayor Philip Levine “But if we don’t do it, future generations.” fices in Davis County, one nearly $1.2 billion annually on a tour of a South Beach who’s going to do it, right?” Participants in WIC in Clearfield and the other on electricity for city neighborhood where the de Blasio said. “Cities and receive a voucher or check in Bountiful. operations, and ``with this city raised streets and states around the country to take to the grocery “For people who are level of purchasing power, installed pumps to send are now doing the kinds store and redeem for afraid to come to WIC we coordinated efforts or up to 120,000 gallons of of things the national healthy foods. “It’s dif- understand,” said Jensen. shifts in demand from U.S. water a minute flowing government should do. ferent than food stamps be- “We’re not trying to track cities will be of interest back into Biscayne Bay. It’s just that we can’t cause there is a list of what down illegals or refugees. to energy utilities and The project – aimed at depend on our national they can buy,” said Jensen. We don’t ask for proof of providers,” the survey said. keeping the island city government anymore.” “They can get things like (U.S.) residency. We serve New York City Mayor dry amid rising seas – has fresh vegetables, fruits, anyone who meets our grains, milk and cheese. guidelines. There are more We also include infant for- benefits to enrolling in our mula and baby food. We’re program. They can count a big supporter of breast- on absolute privacy.” 801-820-5414 feeding, that’s optimal. We educate moms and counsel

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Each year, the Maker SbA utAh dIrEctor Stan Nakano presents the SBA Maker Instafire’s Shark Tank most vulnerable Award committee selects a Award to Instafire’s founders. Courtesy photo appearance led to a follow- winner who has developed, up episode in February manufactured and sus- With $1.2 million in always say, if it were easy, 2017, where they landed bY bEcKY GINoS them through common is- tained a patented product. sales last year and a pro- everyone would be doing a purchase order for $2.1 The business must be million in products with [email protected] sues in group and one-on- jected $3 million in sales it.” one settings.” growing and expanding, for this year, Instafire is Although Banner’s KMG International, a with a strong business re- green energy company, to bouNtIFuL—With all The checks have dif- going strong. 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It was just a matter for fear of being detected. she said. “For children it’s about success,” Weston months working in an advantage of services the of how quickly we were But agencies that are in $8. We’re a supplemental said. “That’s what keeps abandoned warehouse per- SBA offers and did really going to get there.” the business of helping program and it’s not meant you going. We’ve had our fecting their formula until well in that space. Their those who are most in to provide everything a share of bumps in the they created a product product line speaks for [email protected] need, don’t want anyone to family needs. 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Photo by Mike Roberts and children get access to 70,000 people statewide. healthy foods so they can We’re always happy to grow and develop properly. see the economy recover Children are weighed and but here in Utah a large measured, we check for percentage of children and anemia because long-term women who are eligible anemia can translate into are not enrolled. 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C n See “FUN” p. C2 C2 SHOWCASE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 DAVIS LIFE/HORIZONS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 C3 Movie Beat WEDDING Minions are fun, but it’s Gru who has my heart MILLER- KIDD here are two reasons JENNIFFER why anyone watches WARDELL Sherri Miller and Andrew Tthe “Despicable Me” Movie critic, Kidd will be married July 1, movies – Gru and his fam- member of 2017 in the Ogden Temple. ily, or the Minions. the Utah Film A reception will be held July Of course, it’s possible to like Critics 1 at the home of Anna and both, but for most people the pull Association Daniel Seelos, 492 E. Sheri- of one group is generally higher dan Circle, Centerville. than that of the other. For me, Sherri is the daughter of the biggest draw is always going good-hearted supervillains. Be- Sean and Lynda Miller. She to be Gru and his strange little cause yes, Gru had a turn toward is studying art education at family, which is why I’m looking heroism in the last movie (which forward to “Despicable Me 3” seems thwarted by an incident Utah State University and is (which was screened for critics early in the latest installment, if employed at Saber Inc. Andrew is the son of Jim Sherri Miller after press time). the trailers are to be believed), Andrew Kidd It’s not that I don’t like the but his inclinations always fell and Renee Kidd. He served Minions. It’s hard not to like pure in the direction of cackling and in the Philippines Olongapo State Farm Insurance. comic relief, and I enjoy listen- melodrama. Mission and graduated from Following a honeymoon ing to their babble and seeing if His heart, though, has re- Utah State in political sci- to St. George, they will make I can pick out any real words in mained firmly for three stubbornence. He is employed with their home in Logan. different languages. The fact that little girls who originally were audiences can understand them, GRU in “Despicable Me 3.” © Universal Pictures just supposed to be part of a plan. even when we have no idea what He fell in love with them entirely they’re actually saying, is a testa- of us that wants to walk around of cackling super villains with much more of a draw for a prac- without meaning to, with all of MANLEY- ment to the principles of silent in a coconut bra and not care at ridiculous schemes is a firmly tical-minded soul than the actual his scheming little heart, and it comedy. Slapstick is eternal, even all about what anyone thinks. We entrenched part of my childhood. villainy. Even I was tempted by it still brings me joy to watch them WALL when it comes in the form of little know we could never actually I was even fond of them, since a time or two. together. yellow creatures in overalls. If someone like Gru can find do it long term – their income, if they always had the coolest It’s so rare, though, that mov- Mariah Lynn Manley and I can even understand why nothing else, seems to be quite gadgets, the most interesting ies play with the good heart happiness, a feeling that only they’ve taken over Facebook, inconsistent – but they’re a won- outfits, and occasionally some possibly buried beneath the pro- seemed to increase with a secret Michael John Wall will be appearing by memes that have derfully safe way to dream about sort of gate or moat monster that pensity for melodramatic crime. agent wife who likes him just the married July 1, 2017 in the nothing whatsoever to do with ei- letting loose. snarled and bit everyone else “Megamind,” the other great way he is, then I suppose there’s Logan Temple. A recep- ther Minions or the “Despicable My heart, though, belongs but let the supervillain pet them. example of this very narrow hope for all of us. tion will be held July 1 at Me” movies. They’re pretty much firmly to Gru and his family. As It was a much more interesting genre, never got any sequels, so For me, at least, that’s a mes- the LDS Chapel located at the living embodiment of crazy, a big fan of both science fiction set-up than the hero ever seemed the “Despicable Me” series has sage that no amount of Minion 1509 W. 1500 South, Woods harmless anarchy, the part of all and superhero movies, the image to get, and I can see that being been my one steady source of antics can ever match. Cross, from 7 to 9 p.m. Mariah is the daughter of Matthew and Kandi Man- ley. She graduated from Mountain Crest High School. CPT offers military, vet discount Mariah also graduated from Mariah Lynn Manley BYU with a BA degree in Michael John Wall BY JeNNiFFeR WaRDeLL George Washington,” said history. She graduated from from Salt Lake Community [email protected] CPT Director of Develop- Simmons College with an College. Michael received a ment Shelley Davies. “His MA in children’s literature certificate of completion in SaLt LaKe CitY — Cen- dispatches often contained and an MS degree in library the electrical apprenticeship terPoint Legacy Theatre harrowing reports of the and information science. wants to invite vets to condition of these brave from the Applied Technology soldiers of the Continental Mariah is working at the Colleges of Utah. He is em- DONATE A saluting the flag at last year’s parade. come experience the KaYSviLLe ReSiDeNtS Congress fighting desper- Day-Riverside Library in Salt ployed by Heath Engineer- Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper founding of our country. The theater is offer- ately for the freedom of Lake City. ing. Michael served in the CAR this new country.” Michael is the son of having fun, West Bountiful ing a special buy one get Concepcion, Chile Mission. one free offer to all Davis The discount applies to David and Holly Wall. He Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE is kicking their celebra- After a honeymoon to & Fun single ticket purchases for tion off with a safety fair County active military graduated from Woods Cross Canada, Michael and Mariah Needy Families July 3 and 4 shows only, Continued from p. C1 running from 6-9 p.m. on and veterans interested in High School. He received his will make their home in and are subject to seating July 3 at West Bountiful purchasing tickets for the AS degree in general studies 801.294.4060 on July 1, with the city’s availability. In order to Woods Cross. City Park. Local fire and July 3 and 4 shows of the annual 5K at Legacy Park. purchase the discounted police departments will be theater’s current produc- The 5K race starts at 7 tickets, call the Center- on hand to teach safety to tion of “1776.” The Tony a.m., and a mini-tot race Point Legacy Theatre box kids through a variety of Award-winning musical will be held at 8 a.m. That office during regular hours activities, and a helicopter chronicles the events evening, residents are at 801-298-1302. When it Comes to Local News will make an appearance. surrounding the Declara- CaSt MeMBeRS from CPT’s current production of “1776.” encouraged to head up the “We want to honor those Prize drawings will also tion of Independence, and Photo courtesy of Pepperfox Photo mountain for the Eagle- who have followed in their be held. Popular cover theater officials felt like wood Festival of Speed, set Though the onstage they were getting the show footsteps to preserve our band Endless Summer will it would be the perfect from 7-9 p.m. at the 10th action never makes it onto ready for the stage. freedoms,” said Davies. “It perform from 7-10 p.m. at opportunity to honor local hole of Eaglewood Golf the battlefield, the team “As we researched and is with deep gratitude that the same park, ending in veterans. Course. The free, informal behind the musical looked prepared for ‘1776’ we we pay tribute to them, the city’s fireworks show at “Recently, we coordi- car show includes a variety at a variety of Revolution- were moved particularly their courage and selfless- 10 p.m. sponsored by Holly nated with local and state of different vehicles. officials to thank those ary War documents while by the dispatches from ness.” On July 3, the fun Frontier. July 4 activities start at 7 affiliated with HAFB for returns to Eaglewood Golf their contribution to Davis Course starting at 6 p.m. a.m. with a flag ceremony at West Bountiful City Hall. County during our open- Food trucks will be on ing weekend,” said CPT hand for the celebration, That will be followed by the parade at 10:30 a.m., which Executive Director Jansen which will also include Davis. “This sparked the games, live music and oth- will travel along the same route as in previous years. idea to find some way to er activities. The fireworks say thank you and show show will start at 10 p.m. That route ends at the city park, where there will be our appreciation to all our free games, bouncy toys, Davis County service men West Bountiful face painting and balloons. and women. The 4th of To help remind kids July with 1776 seemed to to stay safe while they’re Food trucks will also be available. be the perfect time.” The musical focuses on the Second Continental have said, ‘That’s my fam- Congress, both the ac- Siddoway ily,’” he said. “I think every tion on the floor as well family has someone who as some of the behind- Continued from p. C1 gets offended.” the-scenes discussions. ticular plot revelation was 1 revealed in a blessing that served as the final scene Only One Source is Focused Exclusively in the book. When pub- lisher Cedar Fort decided Time to The they didn’t want it to be a on Davis County - Davis Clipper Christmas novel, however, Meet our that was changed. “My favorite part of the De-Clutter? 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Sheri- of one group is generally higher dan Circle, Centerville. than that of the other. For me, Sherri is the daughter of the biggest draw is always going good-hearted supervillains. Be- Sean and Lynda Miller. She to be Gru and his strange little cause yes, Gru had a turn toward is studying art education at family, which is why I’m looking heroism in the last movie (which forward to “Despicable Me 3” seems thwarted by an incident Utah State University and is (which was screened for critics early in the latest installment, if employed at Saber Inc. Andrew is the son of Jim Sherri Miller after press time). the trailers are to be believed), Andrew Kidd It’s not that I don’t like the but his inclinations always fell and Renee Kidd. He served Minions. It’s hard not to like pure in the direction of cackling and in the Philippines Olongapo State Farm Insurance. comic relief, and I enjoy listen- melodrama. Mission and graduated from Following a honeymoon ing to their babble and seeing if His heart, though, has re- Utah State in political sci- to St. George, they will make I can pick out any real words in mained firmly for three stubbornence. He is employed with their home in Logan. different languages. The fact that little girls who originally were audiences can understand them, GRU in “Despicable Me 3.” © Universal Pictures just supposed to be part of a plan. even when we have no idea what He fell in love with them entirely they’re actually saying, is a testa- of us that wants to walk around of cackling super villains with much more of a draw for a prac- without meaning to, with all of MANLEY- ment to the principles of silent in a coconut bra and not care at ridiculous schemes is a firmly tical-minded soul than the actual his scheming little heart, and it comedy. Slapstick is eternal, even all about what anyone thinks. We entrenched part of my childhood. villainy. Even I was tempted by it still brings me joy to watch them WALL when it comes in the form of little know we could never actually I was even fond of them, since a time or two. together. yellow creatures in overalls. If someone like Gru can find do it long term – their income, if they always had the coolest It’s so rare, though, that mov- Mariah Lynn Manley and I can even understand why nothing else, seems to be quite gadgets, the most interesting ies play with the good heart happiness, a feeling that only they’ve taken over Facebook, inconsistent – but they’re a won- outfits, and occasionally some possibly buried beneath the pro- seemed to increase with a secret Michael John Wall will be appearing by memes that have derfully safe way to dream about sort of gate or moat monster that pensity for melodramatic crime. agent wife who likes him just the married July 1, 2017 in the nothing whatsoever to do with ei- letting loose. snarled and bit everyone else “Megamind,” the other great way he is, then I suppose there’s Logan Temple. A recep- ther Minions or the “Despicable My heart, though, belongs but let the supervillain pet them. example of this very narrow hope for all of us. tion will be held July 1 at Me” movies. They’re pretty much firmly to Gru and his family. As It was a much more interesting genre, never got any sequels, so For me, at least, that’s a mes- the LDS Chapel located at the living embodiment of crazy, a big fan of both science fiction set-up than the hero ever seemed the “Despicable Me” series has sage that no amount of Minion 1509 W. 1500 South, Woods harmless anarchy, the part of all and superhero movies, the image to get, and I can see that being been my one steady source of antics can ever match. Cross, from 7 to 9 p.m. Mariah is the daughter of Matthew and Kandi Man- ley. She graduated from Mountain Crest High School. CPT offers military, vet discount Mariah also graduated from Mariah Lynn Manley BYU with a BA degree in Michael John Wall BY JeNNiFFeR WaRDeLL George Washington,” said history. She graduated from from Salt Lake Community [email protected] CPT Director of Develop- Simmons College with an College. Michael received a ment Shelley Davies. “His MA in children’s literature certificate of completion in SaLt LaKe CitY — Cen- dispatches often contained and an MS degree in library the electrical apprenticeship terPoint Legacy Theatre harrowing reports of the and information science. wants to invite vets to condition of these brave from the Applied Technology soldiers of the Continental Mariah is working at the Colleges of Utah. He is em- DONATE A saluting the flag at last year’s parade. come experience the KaYSviLLe ReSiDeNtS Congress fighting desper- Day-Riverside Library in Salt ployed by Heath Engineer- Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper founding of our country. The theater is offer- ately for the freedom of Lake City. ing. Michael served in the CAR this new country.” Michael is the son of having fun, West Bountiful ing a special buy one get Concepcion, Chile Mission. one free offer to all Davis The discount applies to David and Holly Wall. He Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE is kicking their celebra- After a honeymoon to & Fun single ticket purchases for tion off with a safety fair County active military graduated from Woods Cross Canada, Michael and Mariah Needy Families July 3 and 4 shows only, Continued from p. C1 running from 6-9 p.m. on and veterans interested in High School. He received his will make their home in and are subject to seating July 3 at West Bountiful purchasing tickets for the AS degree in general studies 801.294.4060 on July 1, with the city’s availability. In order to Woods Cross. City Park. Local fire and July 3 and 4 shows of the annual 5K at Legacy Park. purchase the discounted police departments will be theater’s current produc- The 5K race starts at 7 tickets, call the Center- on hand to teach safety to tion of “1776.” The Tony a.m., and a mini-tot race Point Legacy Theatre box kids through a variety of Award-winning musical will be held at 8 a.m. That office during regular hours activities, and a helicopter chronicles the events evening, residents are at 801-298-1302. When it Comes to Local News will make an appearance. surrounding the Declara- CaSt MeMBeRS from CPT’s current production of “1776.” encouraged to head up the “We want to honor those Prize drawings will also tion of Independence, and Photo courtesy of Pepperfox Photo mountain for the Eagle- who have followed in their be held. Popular cover theater officials felt like wood Festival of Speed, set Though the onstage they were getting the show footsteps to preserve our band Endless Summer will it would be the perfect from 7-9 p.m. at the 10th action never makes it onto ready for the stage. freedoms,” said Davies. “It perform from 7-10 p.m. at opportunity to honor local hole of Eaglewood Golf the battlefield, the team “As we researched and is with deep gratitude that the same park, ending in veterans. Course. The free, informal behind the musical looked prepared for ‘1776’ we we pay tribute to them, the city’s fireworks show at “Recently, we coordi- car show includes a variety at a variety of Revolution- were moved particularly their courage and selfless- 10 p.m. sponsored by Holly nated with local and state of different vehicles. officials to thank those ary War documents while by the dispatches from ness.” On July 3, the fun Frontier. July 4 activities start at 7 affiliated with HAFB for returns to Eaglewood Golf their contribution to Davis Course starting at 6 p.m. a.m. with a flag ceremony at West Bountiful City Hall. County during our open- Food trucks will be on ing weekend,” said CPT hand for the celebration, That will be followed by the parade at 10:30 a.m., which Executive Director Jansen which will also include Davis. “This sparked the games, live music and oth- will travel along the same route as in previous years. idea to find some way to er activities. The fireworks say thank you and show show will start at 10 p.m. That route ends at the city park, where there will be our appreciation to all our free games, bouncy toys, Davis County service men West Bountiful face painting and balloons. and women. 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Though Massimo don’t give up. continued working his profession with leather That’s the theme of the goods and shoe repair, they dreamed of having church’s 2017 convention, a pizza business as well. which for English-speaking In 2010, they bought their first wood-burn- Utahns will be held June ing oven and had it imported from Florence. 30 to July 2 at the Dee That same summer, they started serving pizza Events Center in Ogden at the Bountiful Farmers Market, using recipes (the Spanish-language from Mariangela’s grandmother. Thus was convention will be held born Massimo’s Wood Fired Pizza, which they now offer from their specially-designed trailer MASSIMO'S wOOD FIRED pizza truck. July 7-10 at the same loca- Courtesy photo tion). The free, three-day you can find at 75 East 200 South in Bountiful, on the north side of Stoker School. event will include a variety “Bountiful” with different ingredients. “We’ve always been mobile – never in a of different talks and pre- “We’ve all loved being in the pizza business building,” Mary said. “Last year, we decided to sentations about different and love the support we have received from go full time with the pizza trailer.” They serve scriptures from the Bible the community,” Mary said. lunch weekdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., as well and how they can help Some have asked the couple if they want to as on evenings in the warmer months as part people learn endurance. open a restaurant, but Mary said, “We love go- of the Utah Food Truck League. The trailer “It’s Bible education,” ing and staying mobile. Our motto is ‘Eatalian moves to different locations for evenings and Local women give service said Ted Koerner, the on the Street!’ We love taking our trailer out in special events, but what doesn’t change is the the community and meeting new friends. And Soroptimist International of Bountiful worked on a Habitat for Humanity house in church’s Salt Lake City product itself—made from scratch pizza and during the summer months, we use seasonal West Valley City in May. At one point they put on red noses from Walgreen’s Red media contact. “But it’s focaccia using the family recipes. produce from local farmers. Supporting other Nose Day which aims to end child poverty because they are involved in several also to help people with “Our pizzas start with that recipe, and we small businesses is very important to us.” projects to accomplish that. their daily lives and give adjust them a bit to produce different com- Massimo’s has a great website (massimo- them hope for the future.” binations and flavors,” Mary said. “We try to spizza.com). You can order online, see the Pictured are, left to right, Joyce Cook, Stephanie Carter-Nielsen, Linda Casey, Karen Though church leaders be creative but with a nod to the classics that trailer schedule and find out about catered Cox, Tina Ellis, Esther Shutt, Vicki Owen, Phyllis Robins, Loa Wilbert, Pat Morley, Gail didn’t cite a specific reason everyone loves. We make our own dough on events. Pizzas are 10-inch individual size, and Cheever, Pam Bennion, Shirley Biesinger, with Margie Russotto and Julie Woodward as to why this year’s theme site, and everything happens in the trailer.” you can get water and soft drinks onsite. in front. was chosen, Koerner said One treat of Massimo’s is their tiramisu “It’s a fun, family atmosphere to order arti- that there are a variety of made with chocolate, not coffee. And Mary A mEEtING of Jehovah’s Witnesses. The church’s meeting places are known as Kingdom Halls. Courtesy photo san pizza and sit on the grass or at a table and stresses in the world today has created many other treats and variations enjoy it,” Mary said. “We really do love what that might inspire people for their menu, including a pizza they call Courtesy photo to need some encourage- get through them. Some that have and will occur vate individual and is not things and tell the wrong For more information we do.” ment. of the topics discussed will in countries around the affiliated with Jehovah’s story,” he said. about the event, visit “You wonder how people include “Enduring De- world. All the conventions Witnesses. The Dee Events Center jw.org/en/publications/ can maintain with all the spite Unjust Treatment,” are based around the same “There are individuals is located at 4444 Event books/2017-Convention- pressures they’re undergo- “Be Content With Pres- thing, and feature many of out there who like to twist Center Drive in Ogden. Invitation. OBITUARY Richard Carl Spencer LaMae Twitchell ing,” he said. “They need ent Things,” “Supplying the same materials. hope.” Endurance and Comfort “Nearly 13 million per- 1933-2017 April 13, 1932-June 24, 2017 For Jehovah’s Witnesses to Older Ones,” “Learning sons attended our conven- around the world, some- Endurance From Creation” tions last year worldwide,” Our devoted and loving husband, father, LaMae peacefully passed away surround- Mariane Hansen Harwood grandfather, brother and friend, passed away times those pressures and more. states David A. Semonian, ed by love, with her sweetheart by her side. spokesman for Jehovah’s 1956-2017 peacefully at home, June 24, 2017, while She was born to Esdras and Ethel Finlinson can be great. Despite the “It’s family oriented,” surrounded by his entire family. He chose to in Oak City Utah, the youngest of three fact that President Putin said Koerner. “People of all Witnesses at their world go home to die, rather than in the hospital, children. LaMae was raised by her father and recently gave a parenting ages are welcome.” headquarters in Warwick, Beloved daughter, sister, wife, mother, to be more comfortable, with family… and two loving grandmothers after her mother The convention also has New York. “We hope to grandmother, and friend, Mariane Hansen have some ice cream! Born Sept. 12, 1933, died when she was only 8 years old. LaMae award to a Jehovah’s Wit- Harwood, age 61, died suddenly at her home in Port Huron, MI to Leslie Orval Spencer and attended school in Oak City and Delta, before ness family in Russia, the a variety of multimedia have an even larger audi- on June 23, 2017. Charlotte Viola Collinge. graduating from Branch Agricultural College in Russian authorities have presentations, segments of ence this year.” Mariane was born to parents Dan and He grew up and attended schools in Port Cedar City. After graduation she loved her job begun cracking down on an hour-long feature film Koerner encourages Dorothy Hansen on Jan. 3, 1956 in Bountiful. Huron, where he graduated from Port Huron in the Education Administration Department at to music videos inspired people to find out more She is the youngest of seven children and High School. He became a Golden Gloves the Utah State Capitol. the faith. attended Viewmont High School. On July 21, boxer and was undefeated. He enlisted in the LaMae met her loving husband, Wesley, “They’ve classified us as by spiritual songs. about the convention and 1995 she married Jay Harwood which com- U S Navy, and while on leave, went home at the home of her sister, Ramona and quickly extremists,” said Koerner. “I’ve been going to these the church on their web- pleted his family, consisting of two daughters and married his high school sweetheart, Carol JoAnne Carrothers, became engaged. They were married in which she had already been helping to raise. “They’ve closed our King- for close to 50 years, and site, jw.org, but asks that Jan. 7, 1955. They soon began their family, as the first child was Delta, by her father, and later sealed in the people pay special atten- Mariane was an office manager of four dif- born in Rhode Island where Richard was stationed. He learned his St. George Temple. They were blessed with dom Halls and banned our I’m just so overwhelmed ferent real estate agencies until she retired in life-time profession serving in the Navy, and became a Journeyman five daughters and shared 63 wonderful years literature.” with what they’ve done tion and make sure to go 2003 to become a caregiver for her grandchil- Electrician. After moving back to Port Huron, Richard took his fam- together. No matter what sort of with technology over the to the .org version of the dren. Mariane truly shined in her role as a grandmother. She loved, ily to many different churches trying to find the right one. It wasn’t She was a dedicated, loving wife and nurtured, entertained, taught, and spoiled her granddaughters. She long before two sister missionaries, Shirley Clark and Pat Erickson, troubles people are facing, years,” he said. website. mother. She especially loved being a grand- Any site with another is adored by her grandchildren and will be deeply missed. knocked on their door. That was life-changing for their family. Rich- mother, and found such happiness with each however, the convention is The Utah conventions Mariane was a talented seamstress and a gifted homemaker. ard eventually became Bishop of the Sarnia, Ontario Canada Ward, new baby. Although she served in many LDS designed to help attendees are only two of thousands ending is run by a pri- Her family enjoyed gathering for meals including Mystery Food and they were sealed as a family for eternity, August 19, 1966, in church callings, her favorite was transcribing Wednesdays, which was always a treat (except for her rolls that the Salt Lake Temple, having traveled to Utah to accomplish it.. Patriarchal blessings. Mom was also a very were usually hollow.) No one ever left her house hungry, unattended As the children grew, he and Carol made the decision to move to talented floral designer, working in a Bountiful to, or disappointed in the quality of the meal. Mariane saw to it that Utah, where they believed greater opportunities awaited their family floral for many years. everyone’s favorite treats were always well-stocked and available. It among those of their chosen faith, so in 1973 they settled in Bounti- LaMae was preceded in death by her was impossible to have an empty glass in her home. Mariane loved ful. parents, brother Reece, sister Ramona, and her baby daughter, her family and took very good care of them. She will be greatly Richard had a positive zest for life, and touched the lives of all Paulette. Survived by her husband Wes, daughters, Connie (Rod), Free family history classes missed by family and friends. who knew him with his friendly manner and unconditional love. He Corrie (Jeff), Patrice, Angie (Brian), 10 grandchildren and 13 great- Mariane is survived by her husband Jay Harwood; bonus daugh- made each person feel as though they were the most important grandchildren. SALt LAKE CItY — Learn Research Questions Reviewer Training Class ters Sandy Porter and Jaynee Piontkowski; grandchildren Chloe, thing in his world, whether a casual meeting or a telephone call. Funeral services will be Thursday, June 29 at 11 a.m. at the Por- Kate, and Haden Porter, and Jayla Piontkowski; siblings David Han- He was truly a wonderful man who loved God and served Him with ter Lane 1st Ward chapel, 435 W. 400 South, Centerville. Friends more about your family. Answered Webinar Be- (English language) Webi- sen, Steven Hansen, Juelle Sorensen, and Linda Zobell. She was his whole heart. He was gracious, hard working and generous, and visited with family Wednesday evening at Russon Mortuary, 295 N. The Family History Li- ginner B2 Lab nar (1½ hrs) Beginner B1 preceded in death by parents Dan and Dorothy and siblings Judith loved spending time with family and friends. His entire life was spent Main, Bountiful, from 7 to 8 p.m. and from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. at the brary in Salt Lake is giving July 10 Lab Ann Knight and John Hansen. using his time, talents and resources to make others happy! He church before the service. Online guestbook at www.russonmortu- Davis County residents the 10 a.m. - Using the Due to her request, there will be no funeral service. Her family would go at the drop of a hat to help someone in need of electrical ary.com. July 13 is grateful for the condolences, but declines flowers and donations. work, his entire life, spending hours and hours of time doing service! chance to do just that with FamilySearch Catalog Ef- 11 a.m. - United States Arrangements entrusted to Lindquist’s Bountiful Mortuary. In so doing, he touched the lives of hundreds with his service and a variety of free family-his- fectively Webinar Beginner Naturalization Records Condolences may be shared at www.lindquistmortuary.com generosity. tory related classes. Many MF Lab Webinar Beginner MF-B Richard is survived by his wife, Carol, and six children Todd (Janice); Bountiful, Michael (Jenine) Syracuse; Laura (Bill) Kilpack, classes are available both July 11 July 15 Riverton; Robert (Jeana), Layton; Julie (Steve) Main, Spokane, WA; online and in person. 11 a.m. - Tips and Tricks 10 a.m. - Boy Scout Ge- Doug (Liza), Draper; a sister and brother-in-law, Jacqueline Joyce July 1 for Using FamilySearch’s nealogy Merit Badge (1½ (Neal) Maxfield, Port Huron, MI; 33 grandchildren and 47 great 1 p.m. - ¡¡¡En sus marcas, Historical Records hrs) To register go to grandchildren; He was preceded in death by his parents, Leslie Orval and Charlotte Viola Collinge Spencer, a sister and brother-in- listos, AHORA!!! Webinar Webinar Intermediate http://bit.ly/2eDQGhD law, Beverly Lou (Donald) Kapanka. Beginner B1 Lab MF Lab Beginner 2S Lab Ruth Ellen Maness Funeral services will be Saturday, July 1, 2017, at 11 a.m. with a July 3 1 p.m. - Irish Research: 1 p.m. - Recursos viewing from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. prior to the services, at the Bounti- 10 a.m. - Using the Importance and Use of genealógicos de Chile We- 1948-2017 ful 31st Ward, 585 E. Center St., Bountiful. A viewing will be held Friday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Ward. Burial will be at the FamilySearch Catalog Ef- Census Substitutes! binar Beginner B1 Lab “A Life of Service” Bountiful Cemetery, 2224 S. 200 West, Bountiful. Online guestbook fectively Webinar Beginner Webinar Intermediate July 17 at www.russonmortuary.com MF Lab B2 Lab 10 a.m. - Using the Bountiful and Salt Lake City — Our be- Richard lived his life by this scripture: Mosiah 2-17: “And behold, July 5 3 p.m. - FamilySearch FamilySearch Catalog Ef- loved pillar, teacher, author, and giver. 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Condolences may be shared at www. a.m. lindquistmortuary.com Like us on Facebook C4 CHURCH CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 OBITUARIES/NEWS C5 Jehovah’s Witnesses convention coming June 30 Massimo’s for Wood Fired Pizza BY TOM HARALDSEN BY JENNIFFER WARDELL [email protected] [email protected] BOUNTIFUL—Massimo and Mariangela OGDEN — Jehovah’s Tolaini came to Utah from Italy 20 years ago, Witnesses want to share a and their love for making pizza as they did message with the world – back home came with them. Though Massimo don’t give up. continued working his profession with leather That’s the theme of the goods and shoe repair, they dreamed of having church’s 2017 convention, a pizza business as well. which for English-speaking In 2010, they bought their first wood-burn- Utahns will be held June ing oven and had it imported from Florence. 30 to July 2 at the Dee That same summer, they started serving pizza Events Center in Ogden at the Bountiful Farmers Market, using recipes (the Spanish-language from Mariangela’s grandmother. Thus was convention will be held born Massimo’s Wood Fired Pizza, which they now offer from their specially-designed trailer MASSIMO'S wOOD FIRED pizza truck. July 7-10 at the same loca- Courtesy photo tion). The free, three-day you can find at 75 East 200 South in Bountiful, on the north side of Stoker School. event will include a variety “Bountiful” with different ingredients. “We’ve always been mobile – never in a of different talks and pre- “We’ve all loved being in the pizza business building,” Mary said. “Last year, we decided to sentations about different and love the support we have received from go full time with the pizza trailer.” They serve scriptures from the Bible the community,” Mary said. lunch weekdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., as well and how they can help Some have asked the couple if they want to as on evenings in the warmer months as part people learn endurance. open a restaurant, but Mary said, “We love go- of the Utah Food Truck League. The trailer “It’s Bible education,” ing and staying mobile. Our motto is ‘Eatalian moves to different locations for evenings and Local women give service said Ted Koerner, the on the Street!’ We love taking our trailer out in special events, but what doesn’t change is the the community and meeting new friends. And Soroptimist International of Bountiful worked on a Habitat for Humanity house in church’s Salt Lake City product itself—made from scratch pizza and during the summer months, we use seasonal West Valley City in May. At one point they put on red noses from Walgreen’s Red media contact. “But it’s focaccia using the family recipes. produce from local farmers. Supporting other Nose Day which aims to end child poverty because they are involved in several also to help people with “Our pizzas start with that recipe, and we small businesses is very important to us.” projects to accomplish that. their daily lives and give adjust them a bit to produce different com- Massimo’s has a great website (massimo- them hope for the future.” binations and flavors,” Mary said. “We try to spizza.com). You can order online, see the Pictured are, left to right, Joyce Cook, Stephanie Carter-Nielsen, Linda Casey, Karen Though church leaders be creative but with a nod to the classics that trailer schedule and find out about catered Cox, Tina Ellis, Esther Shutt, Vicki Owen, Phyllis Robins, Loa Wilbert, Pat Morley, Gail didn’t cite a specific reason everyone loves. We make our own dough on events. Pizzas are 10-inch individual size, and Cheever, Pam Bennion, Shirley Biesinger, with Margie Russotto and Julie Woodward as to why this year’s theme site, and everything happens in the trailer.” you can get water and soft drinks onsite. in front. was chosen, Koerner said One treat of Massimo’s is their tiramisu “It’s a fun, family atmosphere to order arti- that there are a variety of made with chocolate, not coffee. And Mary A mEEtING of Jehovah’s Witnesses. The church’s meeting places are known as Kingdom Halls. Courtesy photo san pizza and sit on the grass or at a table and stresses in the world today has created many other treats and variations enjoy it,” Mary said. “We really do love what that might inspire people for their menu, including a pizza they call Courtesy photo to need some encourage- get through them. Some that have and will occur vate individual and is not things and tell the wrong For more information we do.” ment. of the topics discussed will in countries around the affiliated with Jehovah’s story,” he said. about the event, visit “You wonder how people include “Enduring De- world. All the conventions Witnesses. The Dee Events Center jw.org/en/publications/ can maintain with all the spite Unjust Treatment,” are based around the same “There are individuals is located at 4444 Event books/2017-Convention- pressures they’re undergo- “Be Content With Pres- thing, and feature many of out there who like to twist Center Drive in Ogden. Invitation. OBITUARY Richard Carl Spencer LaMae Twitchell ing,” he said. “They need ent Things,” “Supplying the same materials. hope.” Endurance and Comfort “Nearly 13 million per- 1933-2017 April 13, 1932-June 24, 2017 For Jehovah’s Witnesses to Older Ones,” “Learning sons attended our conven- around the world, some- Endurance From Creation” tions last year worldwide,” Our devoted and loving husband, father, LaMae peacefully passed away surround- Mariane Hansen Harwood grandfather, brother and friend, passed away times those pressures and more. states David A. Semonian, ed by love, with her sweetheart by her side. spokesman for Jehovah’s 1956-2017 peacefully at home, June 24, 2017, while She was born to Esdras and Ethel Finlinson can be great. Despite the “It’s family oriented,” surrounded by his entire family. He chose to in Oak City Utah, the youngest of three fact that President Putin said Koerner. “People of all Witnesses at their world go home to die, rather than in the hospital, children. LaMae was raised by her father and recently gave a parenting ages are welcome.” headquarters in Warwick, Beloved daughter, sister, wife, mother, to be more comfortable, with family… and two loving grandmothers after her mother The convention also has New York. “We hope to grandmother, and friend, Mariane Hansen have some ice cream! Born Sept. 12, 1933, died when she was only 8 years old. LaMae award to a Jehovah’s Wit- Harwood, age 61, died suddenly at her home in Port Huron, MI to Leslie Orval Spencer and attended school in Oak City and Delta, before ness family in Russia, the a variety of multimedia have an even larger audi- on June 23, 2017. Charlotte Viola Collinge. graduating from Branch Agricultural College in Russian authorities have presentations, segments of ence this year.” Mariane was born to parents Dan and He grew up and attended schools in Port Cedar City. After graduation she loved her job begun cracking down on an hour-long feature film Koerner encourages Dorothy Hansen on Jan. 3, 1956 in Bountiful. Huron, where he graduated from Port Huron in the Education Administration Department at to music videos inspired people to find out more She is the youngest of seven children and High School. He became a Golden Gloves the Utah State Capitol. the faith. attended Viewmont High School. On July 21, boxer and was undefeated. He enlisted in the LaMae met her loving husband, Wesley, “They’ve classified us as by spiritual songs. about the convention and 1995 she married Jay Harwood which com- U S Navy, and while on leave, went home at the home of her sister, Ramona and quickly extremists,” said Koerner. “I’ve been going to these the church on their web- pleted his family, consisting of two daughters and married his high school sweetheart, Carol JoAnne Carrothers, became engaged. They were married in which she had already been helping to raise. “They’ve closed our King- for close to 50 years, and site, jw.org, but asks that Jan. 7, 1955. They soon began their family, as the first child was Delta, by her father, and later sealed in the people pay special atten- Mariane was an office manager of four dif- born in Rhode Island where Richard was stationed. He learned his St. George Temple. They were blessed with dom Halls and banned our I’m just so overwhelmed ferent real estate agencies until she retired in life-time profession serving in the Navy, and became a Journeyman five daughters and shared 63 wonderful years literature.” with what they’ve done tion and make sure to go 2003 to become a caregiver for her grandchil- Electrician. After moving back to Port Huron, Richard took his fam- together. No matter what sort of with technology over the to the .org version of the dren. Mariane truly shined in her role as a grandmother. She loved, ily to many different churches trying to find the right one. It wasn’t She was a dedicated, loving wife and nurtured, entertained, taught, and spoiled her granddaughters. She long before two sister missionaries, Shirley Clark and Pat Erickson, troubles people are facing, years,” he said. website. mother. She especially loved being a grand- Any site with another is adored by her grandchildren and will be deeply missed. knocked on their door. That was life-changing for their family. Rich- mother, and found such happiness with each however, the convention is The Utah conventions Mariane was a talented seamstress and a gifted homemaker. ard eventually became Bishop of the Sarnia, Ontario Canada Ward, new baby. Although she served in many LDS designed to help attendees are only two of thousands ending is run by a pri- Her family enjoyed gathering for meals including Mystery Food and they were sealed as a family for eternity, August 19, 1966, in church callings, her favorite was transcribing Wednesdays, which was always a treat (except for her rolls that the Salt Lake Temple, having traveled to Utah to accomplish it.. Patriarchal blessings. Mom was also a very were usually hollow.) No one ever left her house hungry, unattended As the children grew, he and Carol made the decision to move to talented floral designer, working in a Bountiful to, or disappointed in the quality of the meal. Mariane saw to it that Utah, where they believed greater opportunities awaited their family floral for many years. everyone’s favorite treats were always well-stocked and available. It among those of their chosen faith, so in 1973 they settled in Bounti- LaMae was preceded in death by her was impossible to have an empty glass in her home. Mariane loved ful. parents, brother Reece, sister Ramona, and her baby daughter, her family and took very good care of them. She will be greatly Richard had a positive zest for life, and touched the lives of all Paulette. Survived by her husband Wes, daughters, Connie (Rod), Free family history classes missed by family and friends. who knew him with his friendly manner and unconditional love. He Corrie (Jeff), Patrice, Angie (Brian), 10 grandchildren and 13 great- Mariane is survived by her husband Jay Harwood; bonus daugh- made each person feel as though they were the most important grandchildren. SALt LAKE CItY — Learn Research Questions Reviewer Training Class ters Sandy Porter and Jaynee Piontkowski; grandchildren Chloe, thing in his world, whether a casual meeting or a telephone call. Funeral services will be Thursday, June 29 at 11 a.m. at the Por- Kate, and Haden Porter, and Jayla Piontkowski; siblings David Han- He was truly a wonderful man who loved God and served Him with ter Lane 1st Ward chapel, 435 W. 400 South, Centerville. Friends more about your family. Answered Webinar Be- (English language) Webi- sen, Steven Hansen, Juelle Sorensen, and Linda Zobell. She was his whole heart. He was gracious, hard working and generous, and visited with family Wednesday evening at Russon Mortuary, 295 N. The Family History Li- ginner B2 Lab nar (1½ hrs) Beginner B1 preceded in death by parents Dan and Dorothy and siblings Judith loved spending time with family and friends. His entire life was spent Main, Bountiful, from 7 to 8 p.m. and from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. at the brary in Salt Lake is giving July 10 Lab Ann Knight and John Hansen. using his time, talents and resources to make others happy! He church before the service. Online guestbook at www.russonmortu- Davis County residents the 10 a.m. - Using the Due to her request, there will be no funeral service. Her family would go at the drop of a hat to help someone in need of electrical ary.com. July 13 is grateful for the condolences, but declines flowers and donations. work, his entire life, spending hours and hours of time doing service! chance to do just that with FamilySearch Catalog Ef- 11 a.m. - United States Arrangements entrusted to Lindquist’s Bountiful Mortuary. In so doing, he touched the lives of hundreds with his service and a variety of free family-his- fectively Webinar Beginner Naturalization Records Condolences may be shared at www.lindquistmortuary.com generosity. tory related classes. 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and may be obtained on Bidsync, Bradford E. Taylor is named as Bid Number: Kaysville-053 beneficiary, which Trust Deed was 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS A pre-bid conference will be recorded December 27, 2002, as Your guide to local goods, services held at 11:00 a.m. local time on Entry No. 1817058:3195 p. 653, and more. Find it here and online NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Municipal Center, 23 East Center ings. If you do not appear at the ANNOUNCEMENT OF July 6, 2017, at the Kaysville City in the Records of the County The following described prop- Street, Kaysville, UT. Attendance time and place set forth herein, APPOINTMENT Municipal Center, 23 East Center Recorder of Davis County, State at www.davisclipper.com erty will be sold at public auction at the pre-bid conference is highly the hearing will proceed in your AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Street, Kaysville, UT. Attendance of Utah, and which covers the to the highest bidder, payable in encouraged but is not mandatory. absence and could result in a Case No. 173700278 at the pre-bid conference is highly following-described real property lawful money of the United States Bid security shall be furnished termination of your parental rights. IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL encouraged but is not mandatory. situated in North Salt Lake, State at the time of sale, at the Justice in accordance with the Instructions C-3300 6/15-7/6 DISTRICT COURT Bid security shall be furnished of Utah, to wit: Complex, Court’s Building, 800 to Bidders. C-3332 6/29 DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF in accordance with the Instruc- Units 1 through 5 of Taylors CATEGORY INDEX PLACE YOUR AD TODAY CLASSIADS DEADLINE West State Street, Farmington, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE UTAH tions to Bidders. C-3331 6/29 Way Condominiums and com- Utah 84025, on July 19, 2017, SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN The following described prop- IN THE MATTER OF THE mon area. (Formerly part of Lot erty will be sold at public auction NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE • Announcements ...... 890 • Home Furnishings ...... 290 at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF ESTATE OF REBECCA A. 4, Pinnacle Park Subdivision, THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS- to the highest bidder, payable The following described real North Salt Lake City, Davis • Animals ...... 210 • Homes for Rent ...... 580 CALL 801-295-2251 ext. 100 MONDAY 4 p.m. purpose of foreclosing a trust deed RINGLER PETERSON (a/k/a property will be sold at public • Homes for Sale ...... 820 TRICT COURT, DAVIS COUN- in lawful money of the United County, Utah, according to the • Apartments for Rent ...... 570 dated August 12, 2016, and ex- Rebecca Ringler Peterson auction to the highest bidder, • Autos for Sale ...... 330 • Instruction/Tutoring ...... 520 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon- Fri. for Thursday publication TY, STATE OF UTAH. CASE States at the time of sale, at the official plat thereof). ecuted by HARLAN FERNANDO a/k/a Rebecca R. Peterson), a purchase price payable in lawful • Building Suppies ...... 830 • Investments ...... 670 RUBI, A MARRIED MAN, as Trus- NO. 179702300, JUDGE DAVID Justice Complex, Court’s Building, deceased person. Davis County Land Serial Num- • Business Opportunities ...... 130 • Land for Sale ...... 700 800 West State Street, Farm- money of the United States of tor, in favor of MORTGAGE ELEC- HAMILTON. CASCADE COL- Renate’ M. Allen, whose ad- bers: 01-411-0001, 01-411-0002, • Child Care ...... 530 • Lost & Found ...... 510 ington, Utah 84025, on July 26, America at the time of sale, at TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- LECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. dress is c/o Jennifer E. Decker 01-411-0003, 01-411-0004, 01- • Commercial Property ...... 810 • Miscellaneous ...... 820 ONLINE at www.davisclipper.com JEREMY KNOX AND GLORIA 2017, at 3:00 p.m. of said day, the east main entrance of the 411-0005, and 01-411-0007. • Musical Instruments ...... 300 GENERAL INFORMATION TEMS, INC. (“MERS”) SOLELY of Fabian VanCott, 215 S. State • Computers ...... 235 WINSLOW, DEFENDANTS. THE for the purpose of foreclosing a Davis County Courthouse, 800 • Offi ce Space for Rent/Sale ...... 750 AS NOMINEE FOR RMR FINAN- Street, #1200, Salt Lake City, Units 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, Taylor’s • Condos for Rent ...... 550 Click on the “Classifi eds” tab 1. Always ask for the ad to be read back to you. STATE OF UTAH TO JEREMY trust deed dated December 18, West State, Farmington, Utah, • Condos for Sale ...... 610 • Open House...... 620 CIAL DBA AXIOM FINANCIAL, UT 84111 has been appointed Way Condominiums, North Salt 2. Please check your ad for errors the fi rst day it appears. Clipper Newspapers will KNOX AND GLORIA WINSLOW: 2013, and executed by JENNI- on Thursday, July 20, 2017, at the Lake City, Davis County, Utah, • Duplexes for Rent ...... 575 • Produce ...... 230 ITS SUCCESSORS AND AS- personal representative of the hour of 3:00 p.m. of that day for • Duplexes for Sale ...... 825 • Rooms for Rent ...... 560 be responsible for the fi rst incorrect insertion at no greater cost than the original You are each summoned and FER TAYLOR, AN UNMARRIED according to the official plat SIGNS as Beneficiary, which Trust WOMAN, as Trustor, in favor above-entitled estate. Creditors the purpose of foreclosing a deed • For Sale ...... 240 • Services ...... 120 STOP BY THE CLIPPER space. Publisher assumes no fi nancial responsibility for errors or omission of copy. Deed was recorded on August 15, required to answer the complaint of the estate are hereby notified thereof, recorded February 29, • Storage for Rent ...... 590 of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC of trust originally executed by • Free ...... 880 3. Rate chargers are determined at the time of placement. 2016, as Entry No. 2958915, in that is on file with the court. Within to: (1) deliver or mail their written 2008, in Book 4480, Page 3, • Garage Sales ...... 250 • Trade...... 260 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 21 days after the last date of REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. Souci Compton, in favor of Wash- as Entry No. 2345048 and as 4. Cancellations: No refunds or cancellations on extended weeks. Book 6579, at Page 1889, in the claims to the personal represen- • Help Wanted ...... 100 • Travel/Time Share ...... 540 publication of this summons, you (“MERS”) SOLELY AS NOMINEE ington Mutual Bank, a Washington defined, and described in the • Home Appliances ...... 280 • Yard work ...... 115 (across from Robintino’s) 5. Payment is due upon placement of ad unless an account has been established. Official Records of Davis County, FOR REPUBLIC MORTGAGE tative at the address above; (2) corporation, covering real proper- State of Utah covering real prop- must each file your written answer deliver or mail their written claims Declaration recorded February We accept cash, check or credit card: with the clerk of the court at the HOME LOANS, LLC, ITS SUC- ty located at approximately 1269 29, 2008, in Book 4480, Page erty purportedly located at 1412 CESSORS AND ASSIGNS as to the personal representative’s East North Ridge Drive, Bountiful, West 1200 North, Layton, Utah following address: 800 W State attorneys of record, Jennifer E. 4, Entry No. 2345049 and any FAX: 801-295-3044 St., Farmington, UT 84025, and Beneficiary, which Trust Deed was Davis County, Utah, and more amendments thereto. FREE CLASSIADS 84041 in Davis County, Utah, and recorded on December 19, 2013, Decker of Fabian VanCott, 215 particularly described as: more particularly described as: you must each mail or deliver a S. State Street, #1200, Salt Lake Together with: (a) the undi- for 20 words or less copy to plaintiff’s attorney Chad as Entry No. 2782387, in Book LOT 36, NORTHERN HILLS, vided ownership interest in ALL OF LOT 2, GREEN LEAF 5918, at Page 488, in the Official City, Utah, 84111; or (3) file their PLAT “B” SUBDIVISION, AC- Items under $100 (20 words or less - 1 week) MAIL: The Clipper Classiads MEADOWS PLAT NO. 1, AC- C. Rasmussen at PO Box 723, written claims with the Clerk of said condominium project’s 60¢ per word after Provo, UT 84603. If you fail to do Records of Davis County, State CORDING TO THE RECORDS common areas and facilities Private party only. Price must appear in the ad. Only 1 item per ad. Mail in, Fax 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 $12 CORDING TO THE OFFICIAL of Utah covering real property the Court of Davis County, 425 N. IN THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND so, judgment by default will be Wasatch, Layton, Utah, 84041, or which are appurtenant to said or Walk-in only. No phone-ins, please. Garage Sales Excluded. 1 ad per month. includes online placement taken against you for the relief purportedly located at 123 North COUNTY RECORDER, DAVIS units (the referenced Declara- OF RECORD IN THE DAVIS 360 West, Clearfield, Utah 84015 otherwise present their claims as COUNTY, UTAH. 04-015-0036 COUNTY RECORDER’S OF- demanded in the complaint. This required by Utah law within three tion of Condominium providing lawsuit is an attempt to collect a in Davis County, Utah, and more The current beneficiary of the for period alteration both in the FICE. Tax ID: 10-061-0002 particularly described as: months after the date of the first trust deed is Wells Fargo Bank, Find all the classifi ed ads and more online at www.davisclipper.com The current Beneficiary of the debt of $8,371.18. /s/ Chad C. publication of this notice or be magnitude of said undivided Rasmussen C-3289 6/8-29 ALL OF LOT 50, PHEASANT N.A. as trustee for Freddie Mac ownership interest and in the trust deed is UTAH HOUSING CREEK PHASE 2 SUBDIVISION, forever barred. Securities REMIC Trust, Series CORPORATION, and the record DATED: June 23, 2017 composition of the common ar- 100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 330 Autos for Sale 580 Home for Rent SUMMONS ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL 2005-S001, and the record owner eas and facilities to which said owner of the property as of the PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND FABIAN VANCOTT IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JU- of the property as of the recording interest relates); (b) the exclu- 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS recording of the Notice of Default OF RECORD IN THE OFFICE Jennifer E. Decker VENILE COURT IN AND FOR DA- of the notice of default is Jack C. sive right to use and enjoy each CAREGIVER PAYNE’S EXPEDITE 3BD, 1BTH $900/mo, $500 de- is HARLAN FERNANDO RUBI, A OF THE DAVIS COUNTY RE- Attorneys for Personal VIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH Pyper. The trustee’s sale of the of the limited common areas STARTING $15.40/HR CONSTRUCTION AND posit. Available July 1st 1161 S NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE the successful bidder’s funds will MARRIED MAN. CORDER. Tax ID: 12-208-0050 Representative Case Nos. 1143822, 1143821 aforedescribed real property will which is appurtenant to said Up to 40/hrs/week, Need 2 people. LANDSCAPING 1100 W, WX. For application to The following described prop- be returned without any liability Bidders must tender to the The current Beneficiary of the C-3328 6/29-7/13 State of Utah in the interest of: be made without warranty as to units; (c) the nonexclusive right All shifts available. Kaysville/ Go with this Familiar name in rent call 801-641-1508. erty will be sold at public auction of the Trustee or Washington trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at K.V. (DOB: 04 October 2006); J.V. trust deed is UTAH HOUSING title, possession, or encumbranc- Davis County. Over 20 years of to the highest bidder, payable in Federal for interest or any other the sale and the balance of the PUBLIC NOTICE to use and enjoy the common Farmington area helping disabled (DOB: 13 May 2009) CORPORATION, and the record FARMINGTON CITY es. Bidders must be prepared to Experience lawful money of the United States damages. purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the owner of the property as of the areas and facilities included in 26yr-old male. Must be 18/older & 810 Commercial Property Name of parent(s)/legal guardian: CANDIDATES tender a cashier’s check in the • Spring Clean-up at the time of sale and in the man- Bidders must tender a $20,000 day following the sale. Both the recording of the Notice of Default said condominium project (as physically fit. 801-447-4644. Mai Yang The following individuals have amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. • Complete Tree Services ner set forth below, such public deposit to the Trustee at the time deposit and the balance must be is JENNIFER TAYLOR, AN UN- said project may hereafter be THE STATE OF UTAH TO: filed a “Declaration of Candidacy” The balance of the purchase price CREDIT UNION Concierge P/T • Sprinkler Systems COMMERICAL OFFICE Space auction to be held at the front of bidding at the foreclosure sale paid to Lincoln Title Insurance MARRIED WOMAN. expanded) in accordance with CHOU VUE with my office and meet all the must be paid by cashier’s check the aforesaid declaration and Woods Cross Greet members • Retaining Walls in Centerville Pages Ln & 400 entrance of the Second District and the balance of the purchase Agency in the form of a wire trans- You are hereby summoned to Bidders must tender to the or wire transfer received by 12:00 • Driveways/Patios/walkways E Great Dental Space, owner Courthouse for Davis County, price must be paid by 12:00 noon fer, cashier’s check or certified trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at legal requirements to be a candi- survey map (as said declara- and assist them with their finan- appear before the above-entitled date for Farmington City Council. noon the following business day. • Stamp concrete will give allowance for T.I.’s 801- 805 South Main, Bountiful, Utah the business day following the funds. Cash payments, personal the sale and the balance of the tion and map may hereafter be cial transactions while provid- court, 800 West State Street, A Primary Election will be held The trustee reserves the right to amended or supplemented) and We do it all! 557-4179 84010 on August 1, 2017 at the sale unless other arrangements checks or trust checks are not purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the ing excellent customer service. Farmington, Utah on SEPTEM- August 15, 2017 to narrow the void the effect of the trustee’s sale the Utah Condominium Owner- Hours are M-F 9am to 1pm. Ap- Licensed/Insured RENT 2 OWN hour of 11:00 a.m. for the purpose are made in writing with the accepted. BER 5, 2017 at 9:00 a.m. to day following the sale. Both the after the sale based upon informa- Free Estimates of foreclosing the Deed of Trust Trustee. The bid deposit must be field of candidates. The General ship Act. ply online at: https://myhorizon- DATED: June 12, 2017. respond to a Petition on file with deposit and the balance must be tion unknown to the trustee at the Call 801-294-0003 (the “Deed of Trust”) dated No- in the form of a cashier’s check Election will be held November Said property is also known by cu.applicantpool.com/jobs/ NO CREDIT REQUIRED 9000 LEGALS LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE the court alleging that you have paid to Lincoln Title Insurance time of the sale, such as a bank- vember 13, 2009 and executed or an official check issued by a AGENCY Agency in the form of a wire trans- 7, 2017. the street address of: TREE TRIMMING & Removal abused and/or neglected your 4 Year City Council Candidates: ruptcy filing, a loan reinstatement, 645 North Taylor Way, VTERINARY TECHNICIAN As- NOTICE TO WATER USERS by SHEENA M. DUPAIX and bank or credit union and payable By: Paula Maughan children. You have a right to be fer, cashier’s check or certified Affordable Service South Davis $299 John Bilton or an agreement between the trus- Unit 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 sistant Do you love furry friends The application(s) below JAMES P. PHILLIPS, as Trus- to Washington Federal. The bal- Its: Vice President represented by an attorney at funds. Cash payments, personal tor and beneficiary to postpone or Area Trees, shrubs and hedges, tor, in favor of WASHINGTON ance of the purchase price must Emma Mansour North Salt Lake City, and their people? The Animal requesting an EXTENSION OF Telephone: (801) 476-0303 these proceedings. If you do not checks or trust checks are not cancel the sale. If so voided, the Mowing Summer Cleanup, Haul- Deposit FEDERAL (formerly Washington be in the form of a wire transfer, Brigham Mellor Utah 84054 Care Center is currently hiring TIME WITHIN WHICH TO SUB- web site: www.smithknowles. appear at the time and place set accepted. only recourse of the highest bidder ing, Concrete Flat Work. Federal Savings) as Beneficiary cashier’s check or official check Kyle Smith and the Common area (no ad- full and part time positions for MIT PROOF OF BENEFICIAL com forth herein, a default judgment DATED: June 19, 2017. is to receive a full refund of the References, Senior Discount. USE have been filed with the and Trustee. The Deed of Trust issued by a bank or credit union SK File No. 17-0275 LINCOLN TITLE Rebecca Wayment dress assigned) Veterinary Technicians and Vet- will be entered against you which money paid to the trustee. THIS Call Dan 801-518-7365 Division of Water Rights. It is was recorded on November 17, and payable to Washington C-3309 6/15-29 INSURANCE AGENCY 4 Year Mayoral Candidates: Hereby declare that a breach erinary Technician Assistants for could include a termination of your H. James Talbot IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT of an obligation for which the represented that additional time 2009 as Entry No. 2493759 in Federal. Cash payments are not parental rights, permanent and By: Paula Maughan both our Bountiful and Airport MOWING, MOWING MOWING CENTERVILLE CITY DATED this 14th day of June, A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION trust property was conveyed as is needed to place the water to Book 4903 at Pages 110-131 in accepted. A trustee’s deed will be temporary custody orders and an Its: Vice President locations. Experience is pre- the Official Records of the County delivered to the successful bidder PLANNING COMMISSION 2017. OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR security has occurred in that the Weekly Mowing, South Davis beneficial use in Davis County. order to pay child support. Telephone: (801) 476-0303 ferred but not necessary. We are Recorder of Davis County, Utah. within three business days after NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FARMINGTON CITY THAT PURPOSE. principal and interest have not Area. Danny 385-775-1112 These are informal proceedings C-3324 6/29-7/20 web site: www.smithknowles. DATED this 9th day of June, looking for self-motivated, team- per Rule R655-6-2. Protests con- W. Jeffery Fillmore has been ap- receipt of collected funds in the ON ZONING TEXT com Holly Gadd been paid, and said obligation PRO LANDSCAPING 2017 player who will love our patients cerning an application must be pointed as Trustee of the Deed amount of the bid. AMENDMENT KAYSVILLE CITY SK File No. 17-0302 City Recorder has matured. To date, the Trus- Summer cleanup. Marlon L. Bates as much as they love their own legibly written or typed, contain of Trust. The purpose of this notice is to Notice is hereby given that PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE C-3322 6/22-7/6 C-3314 6/22-29 tor has failed and neglected to Flower beds, shrub removal, Successor Trustee furry friend. The job duties in- the name and mailing address of The property subject to the collect a debt and any information the Centerville City Planning Notice is hereby given that the pay $898,048.40, which Trustor weeding, complete tree service. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE SUMMONS Scalley Reading Bates Hansen the protesting party, STATE THE Deed of Trust is situated in Davis obtained may be used for that Commission will hold a public Kaysville City Planning Commis- is required to pay pursuant to the clude everything from lab work, clean and haul. The following described prop- IN THE SECOND DISTRICT & Rasmussen, P.C. APPLICATION NUMBER PRO- County, Utah and is more particu- purpose. hearing, Wednesday, July 12th, sion will hold a public hearing on provisions of said Trust Deed. dentistry and client education. WE DO IT ALL!!! 520 Instruction/Tutoring erty will be sold at public auction JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR 15 West South Temple, TESTED, CITE REASONS FOR larly described as follows: Dated: June 22, 2017. 2017, beginning at 7:00 p.m., or Thursday, July 13, 2017, at 7:00 The Successor Trustee hereby We are a state-of-the-art facility to the highest bidder, payable in DAVIS COUNTY Ste. 600 Free estimates. 801-888-1883 THE PROTEST, and REQUEST A LOT 262, FARMINGTON Trustee as soon thereafter as the matter p.m., in the Council Room of the declares that he elects to sell or specializing in the highest level of lawful money of the United States STATE OFUTAH Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 DO NOT Register any where HEARING, if desired. Also, A $15 GREENS P.U.D. PHASE 2C, W. Jeffery Fillmore may be heard, at the Centerville Kaysville City Municipal Center, cause to be sold all such property veterinary care and we take pride FULL YARD SERVICE Trees- at the time of sale, at the Justice Case Nos. 1140848, 1140849 Telephone: (801) 531-7870 else for Preschool this fall FEE MUST BE INCLUDED FOR ACCORDING TO THE OFFI- Scalley Reading City Hall, 250 North Main Street, 23 East Center, Kaysville, to to satisfy the obligations secured in being accredited by the Ameri- trimming & removal. Mowing, Complex, Court’s Building, 800 State of Utah in the interest: C.A. Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to until you’ve checked out www. EACH APPLICATION PROTEST- CAL PLAT THEREOF, DAVIS 15 West South Temple, Centerville, Utah, regarding Zon- consider: thereby. can Animal Hospital Association Summer Cleanup, Hedges, Flow- COUNTY, UTAH. Suite 600 West State Street, Farmington, (DOB: 07February2017); M.A. 5:00 p.m. centervilleacademy.org! ED. Protests must be filed with ing Text Amendments for CZC Rezone of 2.84 acres of property The Successor Trustee dis- (AAHA), Fear Free certified and erbeds, Mulching, Weeding. Rea- Together with all improvements, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 12.12, “Definitions”, CZC 12.34, Utah 84025, on July 26, 2017, (DOB: 07February2017) Trustee No. 94100-2502 Marcia Anderson’s Preschool the Division of Water Rights, PO at approximately 701 South Main claims any responsibility for any Gold Standard Feline Friendly sonable rates, Senior Discount. easements, appurtenances, fix- (801) 428-0115 “Commercial Zones”, and 12.36, at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the Name of parent(s)/legal guardian: C-3299 6/15-29 error in the description of the 1248 Main, Centerville Since Box 146300, Salt Lake City, UT Street from R-1-8 (Single Family State of Utah by the American Association References. Junior-385-775-1112 tures and all replacements and Office Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 “Table of Uses”, all regarding the purpose of foreclosing a trust physical address or legal descrip- 84114-6300, or by hand delivery Residential) to the HC (Health THE STATE OF UTAH TO: SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION of Feline Practitioners (AAFP). 1983. 801-298-KIDS(5437) or additions. p.m. definition, use, and parameters of deed dated December 22, 2014, tion of the Property. The sale of AERATION BY KERRY to a Division office during normal Care) zoning district. JASON ANDERSON IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. The Animal Care Center offers a 801-390-9149. For information purposes [email protected] “Construction Sales and Service” and executed by NATHAN A. the Property described herein will AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- business hours on or before JULY Rezone of 2.97 acres of property You are hereby summoned to OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL benefit package including 401K, only the Property has a reputed C-3327 6/29-7/13 in Commercial Zones and the KENT, A MARRIED MAN, as be made without any warranty, 26, 2017. Please visit waterrights. at approximately 64 South Angel appear before the above-entitled DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS ing, Tilling, Aeration. 570 Apartment for Rent address of 1516 West Cita- associated allowance of outdoor Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE including warranties as to title, health insurance, continuing edu- utah.gov or call (801)538-7240 for SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Street from the R-A (Residential court, 800 W. State St., Farming- COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. Call Kerry 801-231-7364 tion Drive, Farmington, Utah storage yards. ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION possession, encumbrances or cation and veterinary care. Sal- additional information. IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. Agriculture) to the R-1-14 (Single ton, Utah on AUGUST 3, 2017 at CASE NO. 179702299, JUDGE Serving since 1986 84025 and tax parcel number If you have questions regarding SYSTEMS, INC. (“MERS”) SOLE- bankruptcy status. Bidders must ary will be based on experience. PAGES LANE Office Space 340- EXTENSION(S) OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL Family Residential) zoning district. 9:00 a.m. to respond to a Petition ROBERT J DALE. CASCADE 084260262. The current ben- this matter or would like further LY AS NOMINEE FOR SWBC be prepared to tender $5,000.00 Please deliver resume in person ***SPRINKLERS*** 2,566 sq ft available 801-557- 31-4214 (A44073): Roger L. Beat- DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS I hereby certify that I posted a on file with the court alleging COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF eficiary of the Deed of Trust is information, contact Centerville MORTGAGE CORPORATION, in certified funds at the sale and to Leah or Becky. If you have any All types of repairs & upgrades. 4179 T.I.’s available tie is filing an extension for 0.1 cfs. COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. copy of the foregoing Public Hear- that your parental rights to the V. CHERISH KENNEY, DEFEN- Washington Federal and the City Community Development, at ITS SUCCESSORS AND AS- the balance of the purchase price questions please feel free to call New installs. We Do IT All! Lic/Ins. from groundwater (West Bountiful) CASE NO. 179702724, JUDGE ing notice on the municipality’s above-named children should be DANT. THE STATE OF UTAH record owner of the Property as 801-292-8232 or visit the City’s SIGNS as Beneficiary, which Trust in certified funds within twenty the office 801-294-5960. SENIOR LIVING in Bountiful 2bd1 for IRRIGATION; STOCKWATER- JOHN R MORRIS. CASCADE official website by June 23, 2017. terminated. You have a right to TO CHERISH KENNEY: You Since 1987. 801-292-0450 of the recording of the Notice of website at www.centervilleut.net Deed was recorded on December four (24) hours of the sale (unless bath, 1bd & Studio apts available, ING; DOMESTIC. COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF Lyle Gibson be represented by an attorney at are summoned and required to Default and Election to Sell is Marsha L. Morrow, MMC 23, 2014, as Entry No. 2840501, the following day is a weekend CALL CENTER Teller/Part-Time **YARD-LAWN-SPRINKLERS** No Pet/Smoking Secured En- Kent L. Jones, P.E. V. MARJORIE HALL, DEFEN- Zoning Administrator these proceedings. If you do not answer the complaint that is on James P. Phillips and Sheena Centerville City Recorder in Book 6170, at Page 457, in the or holiday in which case the bal- Assist members with teller trans- Weekly Mowing. Yard trance, Elevator, Common Room, STATE ENGINEER DANT. THE STATE OF UTAH TO C-3329 6/29 appear at the time and place set file with the court. Within 21 days M. Phillips (who also appears of C-3330 6/29 Official Records of Davis County, ance must be tendered on the actions and provide excellent Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- 801-296-0470 or 801-557-4179. C-3325 6/29-7/6 MARJORIE HALL: You are sum- forth herein, the hearing will pro- after the last date of publication of record as Sheena M. Dupaix), ANNOUNCEMENT OF State of Utah covering real prop- next business day following the member service by phone. Pro- kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- moned and required to answer ceed in your absence and could this summons, you must file your husband and wife. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS APPOINTMENT erty purportedly located at 755 day of the sale). The sale is also motes credit union products and scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! the complaint that is on file with result in a termination of your written answer with the clerk of The Trustee’s sale will be made Sealed Bids for the construction AND Barlow Street, Clearfield, Utah subject to workout, reinstate- services. Hours are M-F 1:00 Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. the court. Within 21 days after parental rights. C-3287 6/8-29 the court at the following address: without covenant or warranty, of the Burton Lane Street Improve- NOTICE TO CREDITORS 84015 in Davis County, Utah, and ment, payoff, sale cancellation p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Apply online 801-292-0450 Available for sale on 07/26/17 express or implied, regarding the last date of publication of this ment Project will be received by 800 W State St., Farmington, UT Case No. 173700235 more particularly described as: ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS or postponement, incorrect bid- at https://myhorizoncu.applicant- title, possession, encumbrances, summons, you must file your writ- Kaysville City Corporation, at the 84025, and you must mail or de- **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL LOT 58, GREEN HILL ACRES Sealed Bids for the construction liver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney ding instructions, bankruptcy, or pool.com/jobs IS OUR SPECIALTY 2006 Subaru Legacy GT or condition of the Property and ten answer with the clerk of the Kaysville City Municipal Center, 23 DISTRICT COURT PLAT A AMENDED, ACCORD- court at the following address: of the 2017 Waterline Replace- Chad C. Rasmussen at PO Box other circumstances of which the • Weeding of Flower-Beds VIN: 4S3BL676X66204081. the improvements on the Prop- East Center, Kaysville, UT 84037, DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF ING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT Trustee is unaware. In the event erty. The Trustee disclaims any 800 W State St., Farmington, UT until 2:00 p.m. local time on July ment Projects will be received by 723, Provo, UT 84603. If you fail • Trimming of Bushes/Hedges UTAH THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Kaysville City Corporation, at the to do so, judgment by default will any of the foregoing applies, the COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE • Raking up Leaves Sale is subject to the interest of a lien holder. responsibility for any error in the 84025, and you must mail or de- 12, 2017, at which time the Bids IN THE MATTER OF THE THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS liver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney Kaysville City Municipal Center, 23 be taken against you for the relief sale will be void and the success- • Tree removal & trimming legal description of the Property. received will be publicly opened ESTATE OF JENNIE JEAN COUNTY RECORDER, STATE ful bidder’s funds will be returned Vehicle is being sold to satisfy the amount owed The sale is also subject to work- Chad C. Rasmussen at PO Box and read. The Project consists of East Center, Kaysville, UT 84037, demanded in the complaint. This Davis County Health Free Estimates 801-328-3796 HIGGS BULKLEY MCCLURE OF UTAH Tax ID: 14-079-0058 until 2:00 p.m. local time on July lawsuit is an attempt to collect a without any liability to the Trustee to us under a repairman's lien. out, reinstatement, payoff, sale 723, Provo, UT 84603. If you fail the installation of approximately (A/K/A JENNIE J. MCCLURE The current Beneficiary of the Department CD/EPI, to do so, judgment by default will 13, 2017, at which time the Bids debt of $4,704.45. /s/ Chad C. or Beneficiary or interest or any GENERAL CLEAN-UP cancellation or postponement, 2200 feet of sidewalk, curb and A/K/A JENNIE MCCLURE), a trust deed is UTAH HOUSING other damages. Community Health Nurse, Please contact us for further information. incorrect bidding instruction, be taken against you for the relief received will be publicly opened Rasmussen C-3296 6/8-29 Prompt Service gutter, and asphalt surface im- deceased person. CORPORATION, and the record The current beneficiary of the bankruptcy, or any other circum- demanded in the complaint. This and read. The Project consists of $22.65 - $39.17/hour (salary Leaf raking, Flowerbed prep, provements. Anna Henzi and Tina Mortensen, owner of the property as of the SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN Deed of Trust is Bradford E. Taylor Import Auto Clinic stance of which the Trustee is lawsuit is an attempt to collect a the installation of approximately commensurate with qualifi cations). Trees/shrubs, trim/prune/removal. The Issuing Office for the c/o Jennifer E. Decker of Fabian recording of the Notice of Default THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF and Taylorsway, LLC, is the record unaware. If any of the foregoing debt of $8,788.87. /s/ Chad C. 2000 feet of 10-inch HDPE wa- Sprinkler installation & repair. 801.546.1229 Bidding Documents is: J-U-B VanCott, 215 S. State Street, Suite is NATHAN A. KENT, A MARRIED THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS- owner of the property as of the Provides professional Fencing, Cement work, Drive- applies, the sale will be void and Rasmussen C-3319 6/22-7/13 Engineers, 466 North 900 West terline, 1800 feet of 8-inch PVC 1200, Salt Lake City, UT 84111, MAN. C-900 waterline and all related TRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, recording of the Notice of Default Registered Nurse services and ways. Hauling (construction de- Kaysville, UT, 801-547-0393. have been appointed co-personal Bidders must tender to the STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. and Election to Sell. bris, basements, garages, con- Prospective Bidders may examine appurtenances. case management. representatives of the above- trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at The Issuing Office for the 179702723, JUDGE JOHN R The Successor Trustee un- crete). Call 801-688-0161 the Bidding Documents at the Is- Applicants will compete with a entitled estate. Creditors of the the sale and the balance of the Bidding Documents is: J-U-B MORRIS. CASCADE COLLEC- der the Deed of Trust is Chad suing Office on Monday through estate are hereby notified to: (1) purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the TIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. JEN- non-merit incumbent currently Engineers, 466 North 900 West C Shattuck. The Successor 120 Services Thursday between the hours deliver or mail their written claims day following the sale. Both the NIFER MEZA, DEFENDANT. THE Trustee’s mailing address and of 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and Kaysville, UT, 801-547-0393. performing the duties of this to the co-personal representatives deposit and the balance must be Prospective Bidders may examine STATE OF UTAH TO JENNIFER the address is 12401 South 450 Friday between the hours of 7:30 at the address above; (2) deliver paid to Lincoln Title Insurance MEZA: You are summoned and position. Offi cial application SEAMLESS ALUMINUM the Bidding Documents at the Is- East, Suite E-1, Draper, Utah a.m. and 11:30 a.m., beginning or mail their written claims to the Agency in the form of a wire trans- required to answer the complaint 84020. The Successor Trustee required; visit our website at RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- and June 22, and may obtain copies of suing Office on Monday through SHOP SERVICE GUIDE co-personal representatives’ attor- fer, cashier’s check or certified that is on file with the court. Within ing, deck and fence repairs, Thursday between the hours can be contacted by telephone daviscountyutah.gov/oopm for the Bidding Documents from the neys of record, Jennifer E. Decker funds. Cash payments, personal 21 days after the last date of pub- tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. of 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and at (801) 748-4081 between the Issuing Office as described below. of Fabian VanCott, 215 S. State checks or trust checks are not lication of this summons, you must details or call 801-451-3415. Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. Friday between the hours of 7:30 hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Bidding Documents may be Street, Suite 1200, Salt Lake City, accepted. file your written answer with the Closes July 5, 2017. go2jasonhansen.com a.m. and 11:30 a.m., beginning Monday through Friday, excluding obtained from the Issuing Office Utah, 84111; or (3) file their written DATED: June 15, 2017. clerk of the court at the following holidays. Equal Opportunity Employer during the hours indicated above. June 29, and may obtain copies of PAINTING VACUUMS! claims with the Clerk of the Court LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE the Bidding Documents from the address: 800 W State St., Farm- DATED this 15th day of June, 20-years Experience. Interior, Ex- Bidding Documents are available of Davis County, 425 N. Wasatch, AGENCY ington, UT 84025, and you must 2017. on compact disc (as portable Issuing Office as described below. terior, Residential & Commercial. • Portable Vacuums Layton, UT 84041, or otherwise By: Paula Maughan Bidding Documents may be mail or deliver a copy to plaintiff’s Chad C Shattuck, 115 Yard Work Professional finish. Free est. Call document format (PDF) files) for a present their claims as required by Its: Vice President attorney Chad C. Rasmussen at Successor Trustee Utah’s Change non-refundable charge of $10.00, obtained from the Issuing Office 801-298-4472 or 801-706-2951 • Central Vacuums We make new and repair old Utah law within three months after Telephone: (801) 476-0303 PO Box 723, Provo, UT 84603. If C-3321 6/22-7/6 your home payable to “J-U-B Engineers”. during the hours indicated above. Largest Vacuum the date of the first publication of web site: www.smithknowles. Bidding Documents are available you fail to do so, judgment by de- LAWN MOWING Aeration, Sprin- • Cleaning Supplies forever with new Upon request and receipt of the ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONCRETE Dealer this notice or be forever barred. com on compact disc (as portable fault will be taken against you for kler, Larson Yard Service Weekly vinyl windows document payment indicated APPOINTMENT AND Patios, driveways, RV Pads, SCREENS! DATED: June 22, 2017 SK File No. 17-0286 document format (PDF) files) for a the relief demanded in the com- Lawn Mowing, Aeration, Sprin- • Steam Cleaners above plus a non-refundable ship- NOTICE TO CREDITORS walks. Lic/Ins. Small jobs okay. FABIAN VANCOTT C-3315 6/22-27/6 non-refundable charge of $10.00, plaint. This lawsuit is an attempt kler Repair. No Contract Re- 801-298-3413 ping charge, the Issuing Office will Estate of WILLIAM THOMAS References, Senior discount. Call Jennifer E. Decker payable to “J-U-B Engineers”. to collect a debt of $6,621.10. quired. Lic/Legal/Ins. www.larso- transmit the Bidding Documents SUMMONS BROOKE, JR. Dan 801-518-7265 55 East 400 South • Centerville Attorneys for Personal Upon request and receipt of the /s/ Chad C. Rasmussen C-3318 nyardservice.com 801.725.5666 via delivery service. The shipping IN THE SECOND DISTRICT Deceased Probate No. 173700104 SALES Representatives document payment indicated 6/22-7/13 NSL to Kays. HANDYMAN 25 YEARS Experi- charge amount will depend on the JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR NEVI HORNE BROOKE, [email protected] C-3326 6/29-7/13 above plus a non-refundable ship- ence. Quality work. Remodels, shipping method selected by the DAVIS COUNTY STATE OF UTAH AMENDED NOTICE OF whose address is 1176 Northern ping charge, the Issuing Office will ALL THE BEST YOU DESERVE Sheetrock, Electrical repair. Door SERVICE www.obrienglassproducts.com prospective Bidder. The date that SUMMONS Case Nos. 1140848, 1140849 TRUSTEE’S SALE Hills Drive, Bountiful, Utah transmit the Bidding Documents We do all kinds of landscaping. replacement, decks cabinets, the Bidding Documents are trans- IN THE SECOND DISTRICT State of Utah in the interest: The following described 84010, has been appointed via delivery service. The shipping Clean-up, sprinklers, sod, trees, paint, trim 801-471-6775. mitted by the Issuing Office will be JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR C.A.(DOB: 07February2017); property will be sold at public Personal Representative of the PARTS charge amount will depend on the weeding, concrete, rock, block, considered the Bidder’s date of DAVIS COUNTY M.A. (DOB: 07February2017) auction to the highest bidder, above-entitled estate. Creditors *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* shipping method selected by the vinyl, retaining/walls Free est. Call Be ready for summer, schedule an AC tune-up today receipt of the Bidding Documents. STATE OF UTAH THE STATE OF UTAH TO: payable in lawful money of the of the estate are hereby notified 35 yrs. exp. excellent references prospective Bidder. The date that 385-770-0510 Partial sets of Bidding Documents Case No. 1137535 ELLIE ANDERSON United States of America at the to (1) deliver or mail their written Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free ALSO the Bidding Documents are trans- will not be available from the Is- State of Utah in the interest: A.F. You are hereby summoned to time and in the manner set forth claims to the Personal Represen- Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- Knife and mitted by the Issuing Office will be KARL’S YARD SERVICE Spring Open suing Office. Neither Owner nor (DOB: 28 November 2016) appear before the above-entitled below, such public auction to be tative at the address above; (2) 699-1942 considered the Bidder’s date of clean-up, leaves/weeds, hauling, 6 days Scissor Engineer will be responsible for Name of parent(s)/legal guardian: court, 800 W. State St. Farming- held at the main entrance of the deliver or mail their written claims receipt of the Bidding Documents. Pruning, trimming, removal of a week Sharpening full or partial sets of Bidding Docu- State of Utah ton, Utah on AUGUST 3, 2017 at Second Judicial District Court, to the Personal Representative’s SPRINKLERS FIRST AID MAGIC Partial sets of Bidding Documents trees and bushes. Free esti- ments, including Addenda if any, THE STATE OF UTAH TO: 9:00 a.m. to respond to a Petition Davis County, Bountiful, located attorneys of record, Cathleen C. LAWN. 40-yrs experience. New will not be available from the Is- mates. Karl 801-298-0610. installation, conversions, repairs. obtained from sources other than JENNIFER FREW on file with the court alleging at 805 South Main Street, Bounti- Gilbert, GILBERT LAW OFFICE, HVAC the Issuing Office. You are hereby summoned to that your parental rights to the suing Office. Neither Owner nor ful, Utah, on July 25, 2017, at the at the following address: P.O. Box Spring tune-up. Magic Lawn. Dave CONSTRUCTION, INC. Engineer will be responsible for FATHER AND SON Prospective Bidders may obtain appear before the above-entitled above-named children should be hour of 10:30 a.m. (Utah time) of 790, Bountiful, Utah 84011; or 801-725-8897. full or partial sets of Bidding Docu- LANDSCAPING heating • ventilation • air conditioning copies of the Bidding Documents court, 800 W. State St., Farming- terminated. You have a right to said day, for the purpose of fore- (3) file their written claims with the ments, including Addenda if any, Concrete & Landscaping. online at www.Bidsync.com and ton, Utah on AUGUST 1, 2017 at be represented by an attorney at closing that certain with Chad C Clerk of the District Court in Davis 270 Want To Buy obtained from sources other than Quality work at affordable 624 West 900 North, NSL, Utah 84054 will be available on June 22, 2017 10:30 a.m. to respond to a Petition these proceedings. If you do not Shattuck, a member of the Utah County, or otherwise present their the Issuing Office. prices. Concrete, Retaining Walls/ and may be obtained on Bidsync, on file with the court alleging that appear at the time and place set State Bar, as Successor Trustee claims as required by Utah law Prospective Bidders may obtain Driveway, Sidewalks/Bricks. Fenc- BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for 305 North 200 West • Bountiful, UT 84010 Bid Number: Kaysville-025 your parental rights to the above- forth herein, the hearing will pro- under a Trust Deed, dated April within three months after the date 801-298-4822 copies of the Bidding Documents es, tree sod services. Appliance old LDS & other books. Also old A pre-bid conference will be named child should be terminated. ceed in your absence and could 27, 2001, executed by Taylorsway, of the first publication of this notice Like us on online at www.Bidsync.com and removal. Lic/Ins 385-259-2232 photos & historical memorabilia (801) 298-3656 Facebook held at 10:00 a.m. local time on You have a right to be represented result in a termination of your LLC., as Trustor(s), to Wayne H. or be forever barred. www.hvacinutah.com will be available on June 29, 2017 385-227-4522. Call 800-823-9124 www.swissboy.biz July 6, 2017, at the Kaysville City by an attorney at these proceed- parental rights. C-3286 6/8-29 Braunberger, as Trustee, in which C-3306 6/15-29 C6 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS C7

and may be obtained on Bidsync, Bradford E. Taylor is named as Bid Number: Kaysville-053 beneficiary, which Trust Deed was 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS A pre-bid conference will be recorded December 27, 2002, as Your guide to local goods, services held at 11:00 a.m. local time on Entry No. 1817058:3195 p. 653, and more. Find it here and online NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Municipal Center, 23 East Center ings. If you do not appear at the ANNOUNCEMENT OF July 6, 2017, at the Kaysville City in the Records of the County The following described prop- Street, Kaysville, UT. Attendance time and place set forth herein, APPOINTMENT Municipal Center, 23 East Center Recorder of Davis County, State at www.davisclipper.com erty will be sold at public auction at the pre-bid conference is highly the hearing will proceed in your AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Street, Kaysville, UT. Attendance of Utah, and which covers the to the highest bidder, payable in encouraged but is not mandatory. absence and could result in a Case No. 173700278 at the pre-bid conference is highly following-described real property lawful money of the United States Bid security shall be furnished termination of your parental rights. IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL encouraged but is not mandatory. situated in North Salt Lake, State at the time of sale, at the Justice in accordance with the Instructions C-3300 6/15-7/6 DISTRICT COURT Bid security shall be furnished of Utah, to wit: Complex, Court’s Building, 800 to Bidders. C-3332 6/29 DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF in accordance with the Instruc- Units 1 through 5 of Taylors CATEGORY INDEX PLACE YOUR AD TODAY CLASSIADS DEADLINE West State Street, Farmington, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE UTAH tions to Bidders. C-3331 6/29 Way Condominiums and com- Utah 84025, on July 19, 2017, SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN The following described prop- IN THE MATTER OF THE mon area. (Formerly part of Lot erty will be sold at public auction NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE • Announcements ...... 890 • Home Furnishings ...... 290 at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF ESTATE OF REBECCA A. 4, Pinnacle Park Subdivision, THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS- to the highest bidder, payable The following described real North Salt Lake City, Davis • Animals ...... 210 • Homes for Rent ...... 580 CALL 801-295-2251 ext. 100 MONDAY 4 p.m. purpose of foreclosing a trust deed RINGLER PETERSON (a/k/a property will be sold at public • Homes for Sale ...... 820 TRICT COURT, DAVIS COUN- in lawful money of the United County, Utah, according to the • Apartments for Rent ...... 570 dated August 12, 2016, and ex- Rebecca Ringler Peterson auction to the highest bidder, • Autos for Sale ...... 330 • Instruction/Tutoring ...... 520 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon- Fri. for Thursday publication TY, STATE OF UTAH. CASE States at the time of sale, at the official plat thereof). ecuted by HARLAN FERNANDO a/k/a Rebecca R. Peterson), a purchase price payable in lawful • Building Suppies ...... 830 • Investments ...... 670 RUBI, A MARRIED MAN, as Trus- NO. 179702300, JUDGE DAVID Justice Complex, Court’s Building, deceased person. Davis County Land Serial Num- • Business Opportunities ...... 130 • Land for Sale ...... 700 800 West State Street, Farm- money of the United States of tor, in favor of MORTGAGE ELEC- HAMILTON. CASCADE COL- Renate’ M. Allen, whose ad- bers: 01-411-0001, 01-411-0002, • Child Care ...... 530 • Lost & Found ...... 510 ington, Utah 84025, on July 26, America at the time of sale, at TRONIC REGISTRATION SYS- LECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. dress is c/o Jennifer E. Decker 01-411-0003, 01-411-0004, 01- • Commercial Property ...... 810 • Miscellaneous ...... 820 ONLINE at www.davisclipper.com JEREMY KNOX AND GLORIA 2017, at 3:00 p.m. of said day, the east main entrance of the 411-0005, and 01-411-0007. • Musical Instruments ...... 300 GENERAL INFORMATION TEMS, INC. (“MERS”) SOLELY of Fabian VanCott, 215 S. State • Computers ...... 235 WINSLOW, DEFENDANTS. THE for the purpose of foreclosing a Davis County Courthouse, 800 • Offi ce Space for Rent/Sale ...... 750 AS NOMINEE FOR RMR FINAN- Street, #1200, Salt Lake City, Units 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, Taylor’s • Condos for Rent ...... 550 Click on the “Classifi eds” tab 1. Always ask for the ad to be read back to you. STATE OF UTAH TO JEREMY trust deed dated December 18, West State, Farmington, Utah, • Condos for Sale ...... 610 • Open House...... 620 CIAL DBA AXIOM FINANCIAL, UT 84111 has been appointed Way Condominiums, North Salt 2. Please check your ad for errors the fi rst day it appears. Clipper Newspapers will KNOX AND GLORIA WINSLOW: 2013, and executed by JENNI- on Thursday, July 20, 2017, at the Lake City, Davis County, Utah, • Duplexes for Rent ...... 575 • Produce ...... 230 ITS SUCCESSORS AND AS- personal representative of the hour of 3:00 p.m. of that day for • Duplexes for Sale ...... 825 • Rooms for Rent ...... 560 be responsible for the fi rst incorrect insertion at no greater cost than the original You are each summoned and FER TAYLOR, AN UNMARRIED according to the official plat SIGNS as Beneficiary, which Trust WOMAN, as Trustor, in favor above-entitled estate. Creditors the purpose of foreclosing a deed • For Sale ...... 240 • Services ...... 120 STOP BY THE CLIPPER space. Publisher assumes no fi nancial responsibility for errors or omission of copy. Deed was recorded on August 15, required to answer the complaint of the estate are hereby notified thereof, recorded February 29, • Storage for Rent ...... 590 of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC of trust originally executed by • Free ...... 880 3. Rate chargers are determined at the time of placement. 2016, as Entry No. 2958915, in that is on file with the court. Within to: (1) deliver or mail their written 2008, in Book 4480, Page 3, • Garage Sales ...... 250 • Trade...... 260 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 21 days after the last date of REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. Souci Compton, in favor of Wash- as Entry No. 2345048 and as 4. Cancellations: No refunds or cancellations on extended weeks. Book 6579, at Page 1889, in the claims to the personal represen- • Help Wanted ...... 100 • Travel/Time Share ...... 540 publication of this summons, you (“MERS”) SOLELY AS NOMINEE ington Mutual Bank, a Washington defined, and described in the • Home Appliances ...... 280 • Yard work ...... 115 (across from Robintino’s) 5. Payment is due upon placement of ad unless an account has been established. Official Records of Davis County, FOR REPUBLIC MORTGAGE tative at the address above; (2) corporation, covering real proper- State of Utah covering real prop- must each file your written answer deliver or mail their written claims Declaration recorded February We accept cash, check or credit card: with the clerk of the court at the HOME LOANS, LLC, ITS SUC- ty located at approximately 1269 29, 2008, in Book 4480, Page erty purportedly located at 1412 CESSORS AND ASSIGNS as to the personal representative’s East North Ridge Drive, Bountiful, West 1200 North, Layton, Utah following address: 800 W State attorneys of record, Jennifer E. 4, Entry No. 2345049 and any FAX: 801-295-3044 St., Farmington, UT 84025, and Beneficiary, which Trust Deed was Davis County, Utah, and more amendments thereto. FREE CLASSIADS 84041 in Davis County, Utah, and recorded on December 19, 2013, Decker of Fabian VanCott, 215 particularly described as: more particularly described as: you must each mail or deliver a S. State Street, #1200, Salt Lake Together with: (a) the undi- for 20 words or less copy to plaintiff’s attorney Chad as Entry No. 2782387, in Book LOT 36, NORTHERN HILLS, vided ownership interest in ALL OF LOT 2, GREEN LEAF 5918, at Page 488, in the Official City, Utah, 84111; or (3) file their PLAT “B” SUBDIVISION, AC- Items under $100 (20 words or less - 1 week) MAIL: The Clipper Classiads MEADOWS PLAT NO. 1, AC- C. Rasmussen at PO Box 723, written claims with the Clerk of said condominium project’s 60¢ per word after Provo, UT 84603. If you fail to do Records of Davis County, State CORDING TO THE RECORDS common areas and facilities Private party only. Price must appear in the ad. Only 1 item per ad. Mail in, Fax 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 $12 CORDING TO THE OFFICIAL of Utah covering real property the Court of Davis County, 425 N. IN THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND so, judgment by default will be Wasatch, Layton, Utah, 84041, or which are appurtenant to said or Walk-in only. No phone-ins, please. Garage Sales Excluded. 1 ad per month. includes online placement taken against you for the relief purportedly located at 123 North COUNTY RECORDER, DAVIS units (the referenced Declara- OF RECORD IN THE DAVIS 360 West, Clearfield, Utah 84015 otherwise present their claims as COUNTY, UTAH. 04-015-0036 COUNTY RECORDER’S OF- demanded in the complaint. This required by Utah law within three tion of Condominium providing lawsuit is an attempt to collect a in Davis County, Utah, and more The current beneficiary of the for period alteration both in the FICE. Tax ID: 10-061-0002 particularly described as: months after the date of the first trust deed is Wells Fargo Bank, Find all the classifi ed ads and more online at www.davisclipper.com The current Beneficiary of the debt of $8,371.18. /s/ Chad C. publication of this notice or be magnitude of said undivided Rasmussen C-3289 6/8-29 ALL OF LOT 50, PHEASANT N.A. as trustee for Freddie Mac ownership interest and in the trust deed is UTAH HOUSING CREEK PHASE 2 SUBDIVISION, forever barred. Securities REMIC Trust, Series CORPORATION, and the record DATED: June 23, 2017 composition of the common ar- 100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 330 Autos for Sale 580 Home for Rent SUMMONS ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL 2005-S001, and the record owner eas and facilities to which said owner of the property as of the PLAT THEREOF ON FILE AND FABIAN VANCOTT IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JU- of the property as of the recording interest relates); (b) the exclu- 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS recording of the Notice of Default OF RECORD IN THE OFFICE Jennifer E. Decker VENILE COURT IN AND FOR DA- of the notice of default is Jack C. sive right to use and enjoy each CAREGIVER PAYNE’S EXPEDITE 3BD, 1BTH $900/mo, $500 de- is HARLAN FERNANDO RUBI, A OF THE DAVIS COUNTY RE- Attorneys for Personal VIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH Pyper. The trustee’s sale of the of the limited common areas STARTING $15.40/HR CONSTRUCTION AND posit. Available July 1st 1161 S NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE the successful bidder’s funds will MARRIED MAN. CORDER. Tax ID: 12-208-0050 Representative Case Nos. 1143822, 1143821 aforedescribed real property will which is appurtenant to said Up to 40/hrs/week, Need 2 people. LANDSCAPING 1100 W, WX. For application to The following described prop- be returned without any liability Bidders must tender to the The current Beneficiary of the C-3328 6/29-7/13 State of Utah in the interest of: be made without warranty as to units; (c) the nonexclusive right All shifts available. Kaysville/ Go with this Familiar name in rent call 801-641-1508. erty will be sold at public auction of the Trustee or Washington trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at K.V. (DOB: 04 October 2006); J.V. trust deed is UTAH HOUSING title, possession, or encumbranc- Davis County. Over 20 years of to the highest bidder, payable in Federal for interest or any other the sale and the balance of the PUBLIC NOTICE to use and enjoy the common Farmington area helping disabled (DOB: 13 May 2009) CORPORATION, and the record FARMINGTON CITY es. Bidders must be prepared to Experience lawful money of the United States damages. purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the owner of the property as of the areas and facilities included in 26yr-old male. Must be 18/older & 810 Commercial Property Name of parent(s)/legal guardian: CANDIDATES tender a cashier’s check in the • Spring Clean-up at the time of sale and in the man- Bidders must tender a $20,000 day following the sale. Both the recording of the Notice of Default said condominium project (as physically fit. 801-447-4644. Mai Yang The following individuals have amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. • Complete Tree Services ner set forth below, such public deposit to the Trustee at the time deposit and the balance must be is JENNIFER TAYLOR, AN UN- said project may hereafter be THE STATE OF UTAH TO: filed a “Declaration of Candidacy” The balance of the purchase price CREDIT UNION Concierge P/T • Sprinkler Systems COMMERICAL OFFICE Space auction to be held at the front of bidding at the foreclosure sale paid to Lincoln Title Insurance MARRIED WOMAN. expanded) in accordance with CHOU VUE with my office and meet all the must be paid by cashier’s check the aforesaid declaration and Woods Cross Greet members • Retaining Walls in Centerville Pages Ln & 400 entrance of the Second District and the balance of the purchase Agency in the form of a wire trans- You are hereby summoned to Bidders must tender to the or wire transfer received by 12:00 • Driveways/Patios/walkways E Great Dental Space, owner Courthouse for Davis County, price must be paid by 12:00 noon fer, cashier’s check or certified trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at legal requirements to be a candi- survey map (as said declara- and assist them with their finan- appear before the above-entitled date for Farmington City Council. noon the following business day. • Stamp concrete will give allowance for T.I.’s 801- 805 South Main, Bountiful, Utah the business day following the funds. Cash payments, personal the sale and the balance of the tion and map may hereafter be cial transactions while provid- court, 800 West State Street, A Primary Election will be held The trustee reserves the right to amended or supplemented) and We do it all! 557-4179 84010 on August 1, 2017 at the sale unless other arrangements checks or trust checks are not purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the ing excellent customer service. Farmington, Utah on SEPTEM- August 15, 2017 to narrow the void the effect of the trustee’s sale the Utah Condominium Owner- Hours are M-F 9am to 1pm. Ap- Licensed/Insured RENT 2 OWN hour of 11:00 a.m. for the purpose are made in writing with the accepted. BER 5, 2017 at 9:00 a.m. to day following the sale. Both the after the sale based upon informa- Free Estimates of foreclosing the Deed of Trust Trustee. The bid deposit must be field of candidates. The General ship Act. ply online at: https://myhorizon- DATED: June 12, 2017. respond to a Petition on file with deposit and the balance must be tion unknown to the trustee at the Call 801-294-0003 (the “Deed of Trust”) dated No- in the form of a cashier’s check Election will be held November Said property is also known by cu.applicantpool.com/jobs/ NO CREDIT REQUIRED 9000 LEGALS LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE the court alleging that you have paid to Lincoln Title Insurance time of the sale, such as a bank- vember 13, 2009 and executed or an official check issued by a AGENCY Agency in the form of a wire trans- 7, 2017. the street address of: TREE TRIMMING & Removal abused and/or neglected your 4 Year City Council Candidates: ruptcy filing, a loan reinstatement, 645 North Taylor Way, VTERINARY TECHNICIAN As- NOTICE TO WATER USERS by SHEENA M. DUPAIX and bank or credit union and payable By: Paula Maughan children. You have a right to be fer, cashier’s check or certified Affordable Service South Davis $299 John Bilton or an agreement between the trus- Unit 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 sistant Do you love furry friends The application(s) below JAMES P. PHILLIPS, as Trus- to Washington Federal. The bal- Its: Vice President represented by an attorney at funds. Cash payments, personal tor and beneficiary to postpone or Area Trees, shrubs and hedges, tor, in favor of WASHINGTON ance of the purchase price must Emma Mansour North Salt Lake City, and their people? The Animal requesting an EXTENSION OF Telephone: (801) 476-0303 these proceedings. If you do not checks or trust checks are not cancel the sale. If so voided, the Mowing Summer Cleanup, Haul- Deposit FEDERAL (formerly Washington be in the form of a wire transfer, Brigham Mellor Utah 84054 Care Center is currently hiring TIME WITHIN WHICH TO SUB- web site: www.smithknowles. appear at the time and place set accepted. only recourse of the highest bidder ing, Concrete Flat Work. Federal Savings) as Beneficiary cashier’s check or official check Kyle Smith and the Common area (no ad- full and part time positions for MIT PROOF OF BENEFICIAL com forth herein, a default judgment DATED: June 19, 2017. is to receive a full refund of the References, Senior Discount. USE have been filed with the and Trustee. The Deed of Trust issued by a bank or credit union SK File No. 17-0275 LINCOLN TITLE Rebecca Wayment dress assigned) Veterinary Technicians and Vet- will be entered against you which money paid to the trustee. THIS Call Dan 801-518-7365 Division of Water Rights. It is was recorded on November 17, and payable to Washington C-3309 6/15-29 INSURANCE AGENCY 4 Year Mayoral Candidates: Hereby declare that a breach erinary Technician Assistants for could include a termination of your H. James Talbot IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT of an obligation for which the represented that additional time 2009 as Entry No. 2493759 in Federal. Cash payments are not parental rights, permanent and By: Paula Maughan both our Bountiful and Airport MOWING, MOWING MOWING CENTERVILLE CITY DATED this 14th day of June, A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION trust property was conveyed as is needed to place the water to Book 4903 at Pages 110-131 in accepted. A trustee’s deed will be temporary custody orders and an Its: Vice President locations. Experience is pre- the Official Records of the County delivered to the successful bidder PLANNING COMMISSION 2017. OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR security has occurred in that the Weekly Mowing, South Davis beneficial use in Davis County. order to pay child support. Telephone: (801) 476-0303 ferred but not necessary. We are Recorder of Davis County, Utah. within three business days after NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FARMINGTON CITY THAT PURPOSE. principal and interest have not Area. Danny 385-775-1112 These are informal proceedings C-3324 6/29-7/20 web site: www.smithknowles. DATED this 9th day of June, looking for self-motivated, team- per Rule R655-6-2. Protests con- W. Jeffery Fillmore has been ap- receipt of collected funds in the ON ZONING TEXT com Holly Gadd been paid, and said obligation PRO LANDSCAPING 2017 player who will love our patients cerning an application must be pointed as Trustee of the Deed amount of the bid. AMENDMENT KAYSVILLE CITY SK File No. 17-0302 City Recorder has matured. To date, the Trus- Summer cleanup. Marlon L. Bates as much as they love their own legibly written or typed, contain of Trust. The purpose of this notice is to Notice is hereby given that PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE C-3322 6/22-7/6 C-3314 6/22-29 tor has failed and neglected to Flower beds, shrub removal, Successor Trustee furry friend. The job duties in- the name and mailing address of The property subject to the collect a debt and any information the Centerville City Planning Notice is hereby given that the pay $898,048.40, which Trustor weeding, complete tree service. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE SUMMONS Scalley Reading Bates Hansen the protesting party, STATE THE Deed of Trust is situated in Davis obtained may be used for that Commission will hold a public Kaysville City Planning Commis- is required to pay pursuant to the clude everything from lab work, clean and haul. The following described prop- IN THE SECOND DISTRICT & Rasmussen, P.C. APPLICATION NUMBER PRO- County, Utah and is more particu- purpose. hearing, Wednesday, July 12th, sion will hold a public hearing on provisions of said Trust Deed. dentistry and client education. WE DO IT ALL!!! 520 Instruction/Tutoring erty will be sold at public auction JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR 15 West South Temple, TESTED, CITE REASONS FOR larly described as follows: Dated: June 22, 2017. 2017, beginning at 7:00 p.m., or Thursday, July 13, 2017, at 7:00 The Successor Trustee hereby We are a state-of-the-art facility to the highest bidder, payable in DAVIS COUNTY Ste. 600 Free estimates. 801-888-1883 THE PROTEST, and REQUEST A LOT 262, FARMINGTON Trustee as soon thereafter as the matter p.m., in the Council Room of the declares that he elects to sell or specializing in the highest level of lawful money of the United States STATE OFUTAH Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 DO NOT Register any where HEARING, if desired. Also, A $15 GREENS P.U.D. PHASE 2C, W. Jeffery Fillmore may be heard, at the Centerville Kaysville City Municipal Center, cause to be sold all such property veterinary care and we take pride FULL YARD SERVICE Trees- at the time of sale, at the Justice Case Nos. 1140848, 1140849 Telephone: (801) 531-7870 else for Preschool this fall FEE MUST BE INCLUDED FOR ACCORDING TO THE OFFI- Scalley Reading City Hall, 250 North Main Street, 23 East Center, Kaysville, to to satisfy the obligations secured in being accredited by the Ameri- trimming & removal. Mowing, Complex, Court’s Building, 800 State of Utah in the interest: C.A. Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to until you’ve checked out www. EACH APPLICATION PROTEST- CAL PLAT THEREOF, DAVIS 15 West South Temple, Centerville, Utah, regarding Zon- consider: thereby. can Animal Hospital Association Summer Cleanup, Hedges, Flow- COUNTY, UTAH. Suite 600 West State Street, Farmington, (DOB: 07February2017); M.A. 5:00 p.m. centervilleacademy.org! ED. Protests must be filed with ing Text Amendments for CZC Rezone of 2.84 acres of property The Successor Trustee dis- (AAHA), Fear Free certified and erbeds, Mulching, Weeding. Rea- Together with all improvements, Salt Lake City, UT 84101 12.12, “Definitions”, CZC 12.34, Utah 84025, on July 26, 2017, (DOB: 07February2017) Trustee No. 94100-2502 Marcia Anderson’s Preschool the Division of Water Rights, PO at approximately 701 South Main claims any responsibility for any Gold Standard Feline Friendly sonable rates, Senior Discount. easements, appurtenances, fix- (801) 428-0115 “Commercial Zones”, and 12.36, at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the Name of parent(s)/legal guardian: C-3299 6/15-29 error in the description of the 1248 Main, Centerville Since Box 146300, Salt Lake City, UT Street from R-1-8 (Single Family by the American Association References. Junior-385-775-1112 tures and all replacements and Office Hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 “Table of Uses”, all regarding the purpose of foreclosing a trust State of Utah physical address or legal descrip- 84114-6300, or by hand delivery Residential) to the HC (Health THE STATE OF UTAH TO: SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION of Feline Practitioners (AAFP). 1983. 801-298-KIDS(5437) or additions. p.m. definition, use, and parameters of deed dated December 22, 2014, tion of the Property. The sale of AERATION BY KERRY to a Division office during normal Care) zoning district. JASON ANDERSON IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. The Animal Care Center offers a 801-390-9149. For information purposes [email protected] “Construction Sales and Service” and executed by NATHAN A. the Property described herein will AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- business hours on or before JULY Rezone of 2.97 acres of property You are hereby summoned to OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL benefit package including 401K, only the Property has a reputed C-3327 6/29-7/13 in Commercial Zones and the KENT, A MARRIED MAN, as be made without any warranty, 26, 2017. Please visit waterrights. at approximately 64 South Angel appear before the above-entitled DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS ing, Tilling, Aeration. 570 Apartment for Rent address of 1516 West Cita- associated allowance of outdoor Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE including warranties as to title, health insurance, continuing edu- utah.gov or call (801)538-7240 for SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION Street from the R-A (Residential court, 800 W. State St., Farming- COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. Call Kerry 801-231-7364 tion Drive, Farmington, Utah storage yards. ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION possession, encumbrances or cation and veterinary care. Sal- additional information. IN THE FARMINGTON DEPT. Agriculture) to the R-1-14 (Single ton, Utah on AUGUST 3, 2017 at CASE NO. 179702299, JUDGE Serving since 1986 84025 and tax parcel number If you have questions regarding SYSTEMS, INC. (“MERS”) SOLE- bankruptcy status. Bidders must ary will be based on experience. PAGES LANE Office Space 340- EXTENSION(S) OF THE SECOND JUDICIAL Family Residential) zoning district. 9:00 a.m. to respond to a Petition ROBERT J DALE. CASCADE 084260262. The current ben- this matter or would like further LY AS NOMINEE FOR SWBC be prepared to tender $5,000.00 Please deliver resume in person ***SPRINKLERS*** 2,566 sq ft available 801-557- 31-4214 (A44073): Roger L. Beat- DISTRICT COURT, DAVIS I hereby certify that I posted a on file with the court alleging COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF eficiary of the Deed of Trust is information, contact Centerville MORTGAGE CORPORATION, in certified funds at the sale and to Leah or Becky. If you have any All types of repairs & upgrades. 4179 T.I.’s available tie is filing an extension for 0.1 cfs. COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. copy of the foregoing Public Hear- that your parental rights to the V. CHERISH KENNEY, DEFEN- Washington Federal and the City Community Development, at ITS SUCCESSORS AND AS- the balance of the purchase price questions please feel free to call New installs. We Do IT All! Lic/Ins. from groundwater (West Bountiful) CASE NO. 179702724, JUDGE ing notice on the municipality’s above-named children should be DANT. THE STATE OF UTAH record owner of the Property as 801-292-8232 or visit the City’s SIGNS as Beneficiary, which Trust in certified funds within twenty the office 801-294-5960. SENIOR LIVING in Bountiful 2bd1 for IRRIGATION; STOCKWATER- JOHN R MORRIS. CASCADE official website by June 23, 2017. terminated. You have a right to TO CHERISH KENNEY: You Since 1987. 801-292-0450 of the recording of the Notice of website at www.centervilleut.net Deed was recorded on December four (24) hours of the sale (unless bath, 1bd & Studio apts available, ING; DOMESTIC. COLLECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF Lyle Gibson be represented by an attorney at are summoned and required to Default and Election to Sell is Marsha L. Morrow, MMC 23, 2014, as Entry No. 2840501, the following day is a weekend CALL CENTER Teller/Part-Time **YARD-LAWN-SPRINKLERS** No Pet/Smoking Secured En- Kent L. Jones, P.E. V. MARJORIE HALL, DEFEN- Zoning Administrator these proceedings. If you do not answer the complaint that is on James P. Phillips and Sheena Centerville City Recorder in Book 6170, at Page 457, in the or holiday in which case the bal- Assist members with teller trans- Weekly Mowing. Yard trance, Elevator, Common Room, STATE ENGINEER DANT. THE STATE OF UTAH TO C-3329 6/29 appear at the time and place set file with the court. Within 21 days M. Phillips (who also appears of C-3330 6/29 Official Records of Davis County, ance must be tendered on the actions and provide excellent Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- 801-296-0470 or 801-557-4179. C-3325 6/29-7/6 MARJORIE HALL: You are sum- forth herein, the hearing will pro- after the last date of publication of record as Sheena M. Dupaix), ANNOUNCEMENT OF State of Utah covering real prop- next business day following the member service by phone. Pro- kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- moned and required to answer ceed in your absence and could this summons, you must file your husband and wife. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS APPOINTMENT erty purportedly located at 755 day of the sale). The sale is also motes credit union products and scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! the complaint that is on file with result in a termination of your written answer with the clerk of The Trustee’s sale will be made Sealed Bids for the construction AND Barlow Street, Clearfield, Utah subject to workout, reinstate- services. Hours are M-F 1:00 Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. the court. Within 21 days after parental rights. C-3287 6/8-29 the court at the following address: without covenant or warranty, of the Burton Lane Street Improve- NOTICE TO CREDITORS 84015 in Davis County, Utah, and ment, payoff, sale cancellation p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Apply online 801-292-0450 Available for sale on 07/26/17 express or implied, regarding the last date of publication of this ment Project will be received by 800 W State St., Farmington, UT Case No. 173700235 more particularly described as: ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS or postponement, incorrect bid- at https://myhorizoncu.applicant- title, possession, encumbrances, summons, you must file your writ- Kaysville City Corporation, at the 84025, and you must mail or de- **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL LOT 58, GREEN HILL ACRES Sealed Bids for the construction liver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney ding instructions, bankruptcy, or pool.com/jobs IS OUR SPECIALTY 2006 Subaru Legacy GT or condition of the Property and ten answer with the clerk of the Kaysville City Municipal Center, 23 DISTRICT COURT PLAT A AMENDED, ACCORD- court at the following address: of the 2017 Waterline Replace- Chad C. Rasmussen at PO Box other circumstances of which the • Weeding of Flower-Beds VIN: 4S3BL676X66204081. the improvements on the Prop- East Center, Kaysville, UT 84037, DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF ING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT Trustee is unaware. In the event erty. The Trustee disclaims any 800 W State St., Farmington, UT until 2:00 p.m. local time on July ment Projects will be received by 723, Provo, UT 84603. If you fail • Trimming of Bushes/Hedges UTAH THEREOF AS RECORDED IN Kaysville City Corporation, at the to do so, judgment by default will any of the foregoing applies, the COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE • Raking up Leaves Sale is subject to the interest of a lien holder. responsibility for any error in the 84025, and you must mail or de- 12, 2017, at which time the Bids IN THE MATTER OF THE THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS liver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney Kaysville City Municipal Center, 23 be taken against you for the relief sale will be void and the success- • Tree removal & trimming legal description of the Property. received will be publicly opened ESTATE OF JENNIE JEAN COUNTY RECORDER, STATE ful bidder’s funds will be returned Vehicle is being sold to satisfy the amount owed The sale is also subject to work- Chad C. Rasmussen at PO Box and read. The Project consists of East Center, Kaysville, UT 84037, demanded in the complaint. This Davis County Health Free Estimates 801-328-3796 HIGGS BULKLEY MCCLURE OF UTAH Tax ID: 14-079-0058 until 2:00 p.m. local time on July lawsuit is an attempt to collect a without any liability to the Trustee to us under a repairman's lien. out, reinstatement, payoff, sale 723, Provo, UT 84603. If you fail the installation of approximately (A/K/A JENNIE J. MCCLURE The current Beneficiary of the Department CD/EPI, to do so, judgment by default will 13, 2017, at which time the Bids debt of $4,704.45. /s/ Chad C. or Beneficiary or interest or any GENERAL CLEAN-UP cancellation or postponement, 2200 feet of sidewalk, curb and A/K/A JENNIE MCCLURE), a trust deed is UTAH HOUSING other damages. Community Health Nurse, Please contact us for further information. incorrect bidding instruction, be taken against you for the relief received will be publicly opened Rasmussen C-3296 6/8-29 Prompt Service gutter, and asphalt surface im- deceased person. CORPORATION, and the record The current beneficiary of the bankruptcy, or any other circum- demanded in the complaint. This and read. The Project consists of $22.65 - $39.17/hour (salary Leaf raking, Flowerbed prep, provements. Anna Henzi and Tina Mortensen, owner of the property as of the SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN Deed of Trust is Bradford E. Taylor Import Auto Clinic stance of which the Trustee is lawsuit is an attempt to collect a the installation of approximately commensurate with qualifi cations). Trees/shrubs, trim/prune/removal. The Issuing Office for the c/o Jennifer E. Decker of Fabian recording of the Notice of Default THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF and Taylorsway, LLC, is the record unaware. If any of the foregoing debt of $8,788.87. /s/ Chad C. 2000 feet of 10-inch HDPE wa- Sprinkler installation & repair. 801.546.1229 Bidding Documents is: J-U-B VanCott, 215 S. State Street, Suite is NATHAN A. KENT, A MARRIED THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS- owner of the property as of the Provides professional Fencing, Cement work, Drive- applies, the sale will be void and Rasmussen C-3319 6/22-7/13 Engineers, 466 North 900 West terline, 1800 feet of 8-inch PVC 1200, Salt Lake City, UT 84111, MAN. C-900 waterline and all related TRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, recording of the Notice of Default Registered Nurse services and ways. Hauling (construction de- Kaysville, UT, 801-547-0393. have been appointed co-personal Bidders must tender to the STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. and Election to Sell. bris, basements, garages, con- Prospective Bidders may examine appurtenances. case management. representatives of the above- trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at The Issuing Office for the 179702723, JUDGE JOHN R The Successor Trustee un- crete). Call 801-688-0161 the Bidding Documents at the Is- Applicants will compete with a entitled estate. Creditors of the the sale and the balance of the Bidding Documents is: J-U-B MORRIS. CASCADE COLLEC- der the Deed of Trust is Chad suing Office on Monday through estate are hereby notified to: (1) purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the TIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. JEN- non-merit incumbent currently Engineers, 466 North 900 West C Shattuck. The Successor 120 Services Thursday between the hours deliver or mail their written claims day following the sale. Both the NIFER MEZA, DEFENDANT. THE Trustee’s mailing address and of 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and Kaysville, UT, 801-547-0393. performing the duties of this to the co-personal representatives deposit and the balance must be Prospective Bidders may examine STATE OF UTAH TO JENNIFER the address is 12401 South 450 Friday between the hours of 7:30 at the address above; (2) deliver paid to Lincoln Title Insurance MEZA: You are summoned and position. Offi cial application SEAMLESS ALUMINUM the Bidding Documents at the Is- East, Suite E-1, Draper, Utah a.m. and 11:30 a.m., beginning or mail their written claims to the Agency in the form of a wire trans- required to answer the complaint 84020. The Successor Trustee required; visit our website at RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- and June 22, and may obtain copies of suing Office on Monday through SHOP SERVICE GUIDE co-personal representatives’ attor- fer, cashier’s check or certified that is on file with the court. Within ing, deck and fence repairs, Thursday between the hours can be contacted by telephone daviscountyutah.gov/oopm for the Bidding Documents from the neys of record, Jennifer E. Decker funds. Cash payments, personal 21 days after the last date of pub- tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. of 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and at (801) 748-4081 between the Issuing Office as described below. of Fabian VanCott, 215 S. State checks or trust checks are not lication of this summons, you must details or call 801-451-3415. Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. Friday between the hours of 7:30 hours of 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Bidding Documents may be Street, Suite 1200, Salt Lake City, accepted. file your written answer with the Closes July 5, 2017. go2jasonhansen.com a.m. and 11:30 a.m., beginning Monday through Friday, excluding obtained from the Issuing Office Utah, 84111; or (3) file their written DATED: June 15, 2017. clerk of the court at the following holidays. Equal Opportunity Employer during the hours indicated above. June 29, and may obtain copies of PAINTING VACUUMS! claims with the Clerk of the Court LINCOLN TITLE INSURANCE the Bidding Documents from the address: 800 W State St., Farm- DATED this 15th day of June, 20-years Experience. Interior, Ex- Bidding Documents are available of Davis County, 425 N. Wasatch, AGENCY ington, UT 84025, and you must 2017. on compact disc (as portable Issuing Office as described below. terior, Residential & Commercial. • Portable Vacuums Layton, UT 84041, or otherwise By: Paula Maughan Bidding Documents may be mail or deliver a copy to plaintiff’s Chad C Shattuck, 115 Yard Work Professional finish. Free est. Call document format (PDF) files) for a present their claims as required by Its: Vice President attorney Chad C. Rasmussen at Successor Trustee Utah’s Change non-refundable charge of $10.00, obtained from the Issuing Office 801-298-4472 or 801-706-2951 • Central Vacuums We make new and repair old Utah law within three months after Telephone: (801) 476-0303 PO Box 723, Provo, UT 84603. If C-3321 6/22-7/6 your home payable to “J-U-B Engineers”. during the hours indicated above. Largest Vacuum the date of the first publication of web site: www.smithknowles. Bidding Documents are available you fail to do so, judgment by de- LAWN MOWING Aeration, Sprin- • Cleaning Supplies forever with new Upon request and receipt of the ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONCRETE Dealer this notice or be forever barred. com on compact disc (as portable fault will be taken against you for kler, Larson Yard Service Weekly vinyl windows document payment indicated APPOINTMENT AND Patios, driveways, RV Pads, SCREENS! DATED: June 22, 2017 SK File No. 17-0286 document format (PDF) files) for a the relief demanded in the com- Lawn Mowing, Aeration, Sprin- • Steam Cleaners above plus a non-refundable ship- NOTICE TO CREDITORS walks. Lic/Ins. Small jobs okay. FABIAN VANCOTT C-3315 6/22-27/6 non-refundable charge of $10.00, plaint. This lawsuit is an attempt kler Repair. No Contract Re- 801-298-3413 ping charge, the Issuing Office will Estate of WILLIAM THOMAS References, Senior discount. Call Jennifer E. Decker payable to “J-U-B Engineers”. to collect a debt of $6,621.10. quired. Lic/Legal/Ins. www.larso- transmit the Bidding Documents SUMMONS BROOKE, JR. Dan 801-518-7265 55 East 400 South • Centerville Attorneys for Personal Upon request and receipt of the /s/ Chad C. Rasmussen C-3318 nyardservice.com 801.725.5666 via delivery service. The shipping IN THE SECOND DISTRICT Deceased Probate No. 173700104 SALES Representatives document payment indicated 6/22-7/13 NSL to Kays. HANDYMAN 25 YEARS Experi- charge amount will depend on the JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR NEVI HORNE BROOKE, [email protected] C-3326 6/29-7/13 above plus a non-refundable ship- ence. Quality work. Remodels, shipping method selected by the DAVIS COUNTY STATE OF UTAH AMENDED NOTICE OF whose address is 1176 Northern ping charge, the Issuing Office will ALL THE BEST YOU DESERVE Sheetrock, Electrical repair. Door SERVICE www.obrienglassproducts.com prospective Bidder. The date that SUMMONS Case Nos. 1140848, 1140849 TRUSTEE’S SALE Hills Drive, Bountiful, Utah transmit the Bidding Documents We do all kinds of landscaping. replacement, decks cabinets, the Bidding Documents are trans- IN THE SECOND DISTRICT State of Utah in the interest: The following described 84010, has been appointed via delivery service. The shipping Clean-up, sprinklers, sod, trees, paint, trim 801-471-6775. mitted by the Issuing Office will be JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR C.A.(DOB: 07February2017); property will be sold at public Personal Representative of the PARTS charge amount will depend on the weeding, concrete, rock, block, considered the Bidder’s date of DAVIS COUNTY M.A. (DOB: 07February2017) auction to the highest bidder, above-entitled estate. Creditors *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* shipping method selected by the vinyl, retaining/walls Free est. Call Be ready for summer, schedule an AC tune-up today receipt of the Bidding Documents. STATE OF UTAH THE STATE OF UTAH TO: payable in lawful money of the of the estate are hereby notified 35 yrs. exp. excellent references prospective Bidder. The date that 385-770-0510 Partial sets of Bidding Documents Case No. 1137535 ELLIE ANDERSON United States of America at the to (1) deliver or mail their written Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free ALSO the Bidding Documents are trans- will not be available from the Is- State of Utah in the interest: A.F. You are hereby summoned to time and in the manner set forth claims to the Personal Represen- Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- Knife and mitted by the Issuing Office will be KARL’S YARD SERVICE Spring Open suing Office. Neither Owner nor (DOB: 28 November 2016) appear before the above-entitled below, such public auction to be tative at the address above; (2) 699-1942 considered the Bidder’s date of clean-up, leaves/weeds, hauling, 6 days Scissor Engineer will be responsible for Name of parent(s)/legal guardian: court, 800 W. State St. Farming- held at the main entrance of the deliver or mail their written claims receipt of the Bidding Documents. Pruning, trimming, removal of a week Sharpening full or partial sets of Bidding Docu- State of Utah ton, Utah on AUGUST 3, 2017 at Second Judicial District Court, to the Personal Representative’s SPRINKLERS FIRST AID MAGIC Partial sets of Bidding Documents trees and bushes. Free esti- ments, including Addenda if any, THE STATE OF UTAH TO: 9:00 a.m. to respond to a Petition Davis County, Bountiful, located attorneys of record, Cathleen C. LAWN. 40-yrs experience. New will not be available from the Is- mates. Karl 801-298-0610. installation, conversions, repairs. obtained from sources other than JENNIFER FREW on file with the court alleging at 805 South Main Street, Bounti- Gilbert, GILBERT LAW OFFICE, HVAC the Issuing Office. You are hereby summoned to that your parental rights to the suing Office. Neither Owner nor ful, Utah, on July 25, 2017, at the at the following address: P.O. Box Spring tune-up. Magic Lawn. Dave CONSTRUCTION, INC. Engineer will be responsible for FATHER AND SON Prospective Bidders may obtain appear before the above-entitled above-named children should be hour of 10:30 a.m. (Utah time) of 790, Bountiful, Utah 84011; or 801-725-8897. full or partial sets of Bidding Docu- LANDSCAPING heating • ventilation • air conditioning copies of the Bidding Documents court, 800 W. State St., Farming- terminated. You have a right to said day, for the purpose of fore- (3) file their written claims with the ments, including Addenda if any, Concrete & Landscaping. online at www.Bidsync.com and ton, Utah on AUGUST 1, 2017 at be represented by an attorney at closing that certain with Chad C Clerk of the District Court in Davis 270 Want To Buy obtained from sources other than Quality work at affordable 624 West 900 North, NSL, Utah 84054 will be available on June 22, 2017 10:30 a.m. to respond to a Petition these proceedings. If you do not Shattuck, a member of the Utah County, or otherwise present their the Issuing Office. prices. Concrete, Retaining Walls/ and may be obtained on Bidsync, on file with the court alleging that appear at the time and place set State Bar, as Successor Trustee claims as required by Utah law Prospective Bidders may obtain Driveway, Sidewalks/Bricks. Fenc- BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for 305 North 200 West • Bountiful, UT 84010 Bid Number: Kaysville-025 your parental rights to the above- forth herein, the hearing will pro- under a Trust Deed, dated April within three months after the date 801-298-4822 copies of the Bidding Documents es, tree sod services. Appliance old LDS & other books. Also old A pre-bid conference will be named child should be terminated. ceed in your absence and could 27, 2001, executed by Taylorsway, of the first publication of this notice Like us on online at www.Bidsync.com and removal. Lic/Ins 385-259-2232 photos & historical memorabilia (801) 298-3656 Facebook held at 10:00 a.m. local time on You have a right to be represented result in a termination of your LLC., as Trustor(s), to Wayne H. or be forever barred. www.hvacinutah.com will be available on June 29, 2017 385-227-4522. Call 800-823-9124 www.swissboy.biz July 6, 2017, at the Kaysville City by an attorney at these proceed- parental rights. C-3286 6/8-29 Braunberger, as Trustee, in which C-3306 6/15-29 C8 TV/LEGALS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017

dAViS BOOKiNGS Kristopher Drummond, 36, narcotic equipment possession, alcohol, traffic offense, obstruct- traffic offense. Layton PD, controlled substances. driving on suspension. ing justice. Jack Dean Walters, 43, DCSO, 9000 LEGALS The following is a list of book- Aubrey Dahl, 22, AP&P Farm- Kylee Johnson, 27, Farming- Jeff Noall, 38, Clinton PD, heroin possession. ings with total fines and/or bail ington, theft, criminal trespass. ton District Court, shoplifting. shoplifting. Marco Mendiola, 40, UHP, SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN DAVIS THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF exceeding $1,000. Tanner Obray, 22, Centerville Fabian Urista, 46, Farmington Joshua Homer, 21, Layton traffic offense, public order PD, unauthorized use of vehicle. District Court, unauthorized use PD, violation of pretrial protective crimes, narcotic equipment, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS- Monday, June 19 TRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, Tuesday, June 20 of vehicle. order. cocainepossession. STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. Matthew Gough, 48, Bountiful Michael Safreed, 36, DCSO, Joshua Hess, 23, Farmington Sabrina Cabibi, 52, DCSO, 179702723, JUDGE JOHN R Brandon McDowell, 32, West D PD, controlled substances. Sports controlled substances. District Court, synthetic narcotic narcotic equipment. MORRIS. CASCADE COLLEC- Benigio Salonga, 36, DCSO, Bountiful PD, controlled substances. TIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. JEN- Colleen Holmes, 31, DCSO, Justine Martinez, 21, Layton possession. Rowland Christiansen, 37, driving on denied license. PD, shoplifting. Jeremy Ward, 35, Layton PD, West Bountiful PD, sex offenses. NIFER MEZA, DEFENDANT. THE Thomas Blackburn, 28, controlled substances. STATE OF UTAH TO JENNIFER Tony Tharp, 36, DCSO, driving K-Scoti Nethan, 32, Prisoner criminal trespass, false police Brandi Palmer, 31, Farmington MEZA: You are summoned and DCSO, false police report, theft, Transport Service, disorderly report. District Court, opium or derivative sell. required to answer the complaint controlled substances. on suspension, contempt of court. Joshua Dickson, 21, DCSO, conduct. Katya Begger, 22, AP&P Amanda Stephenson, 35, that is on file with the court. Within Tyler Burgoyne, 45, North Kyle Robert Arnold, 32, UHP, Farmington, assault, family of- Clinton PD, marijuana possession. Davis High softball players headed to next level 21 days after the last date of pub- false police report, sexual assault. Salt Lake PD, family offenses, marijuana possession, forgery. fenses. Timothy Fraga, 19, Davis lication of this summons, you must property damage. David Lee Hall, 21, North Salt file your written answer with the Lake PD, traffic offense. Michael Valenzuela, 25, Cen- Joyce Purcell, 35, DCSO, County Justice Court, DUI drugs. clerk of the court at the following Eleonora Sustaita, 23, DCSO, terville PD, DUI drugs, burglary, shoplifting. Stanley Barber, 35, DCSO, By Catherine address: 800 W State St., Farm- controlled substances, traffic Wednesday, June 21 narcotic equipment possession. Juan Aguinaga, 20, Layton narcotic equipment possession. ington, UT 84025, and you must offense. Alexander Ocana, 18, DCSO, Matthew Stucker, 37, Center- PD, shoplifting, marijuana pos- Dennis Morgan, 34, DCSO, Garrett mail or deliver a copy to plaintiff’s Adrian Martinez, 32, West controlled substances, marijuana Clipper sportswriter attorney Chad C. Rasmussen at ville PD, false police report, stolen session. marijuana possession. Bountiful PD, controlled sub- possession. property, controlled substances, Bradly Martindale, 26, AP&P James Baker, 33, Woods PO Box 723, Provo, UT 84603. If stances, narcotic equipment, DUI you fail to do so, judgment by de- Myra Ivers, 18, DCSO, public failure to appear, violation of Farmington, controlled substanc- Cross PD, marijuana possession. 2017 Davis High fault will be taken against you for drugs. order crimes, marijuana posses- pretrial protetive order, theft. es. Christopher Shirley, 22, the relief demanded in the com- Devine Peebles, 23, DCSO, sion, controlled substances. Nathan Palmer, 41, Clinton PD, Sacora Smith, 26, Clinton PD, Clearfield PD, contributing to graduates Abbie plaint. This lawsuit is an attempt forgery. Tiffany Copeland, 32, Center- narcotic equipment possession. narcotic equipment possession, traf- delinquency of minor, narcotic to collect a debt of $6,621.10. /s/ Myckinzie Pacheco, 28, ville PD, hit and run, driving on O’Brien and Paige Chad C. Rasmussen fic offense, driving on suspension. equipment possession. Layton PD, burglary. suspension, fraudulent activities. Thursday, June 22 Michael Lieber, 38, Bountiful Yasmany Guerra, 28, Kaysville C-3317 6/22-7/13 Joshua LeCannon, 32, Layton Reynolds – who Allison Cornejo, 32, DCSO, Jonathan Arevalo, 24, Layton PD, traffic offense. driving on sus- PD, fraud-illegal use credit card. PD, aggravated assault weapon, controlled substances, assault, PD, assault. pension. Shannon VanHoose, 23, Cen- were recently Classified deadline shoplifting. contempt of court. Mitchell Crane, 58, DCSO, driv- terville PD, marijuana possession. for the Thursday, July Mathew Bjorkman, 46, Friday, June 23 named All-State Courtney Hatjes, 30, Clearfield ing on suspension, hit and run. Jeremy Judd, 32, AP&P Farm- Kaysville PD, traffic offense. Andre Primus, 25, Utah 6 Clipper has been PD, theft. Natalie Smith, 31, DCSO, ington, fraud-in person. Jayson Vinberg, 27, Farming- Transit Authority, assault, family players as well as Arthur Sida, 31, DCSO, viola- controlled substances. Tracy Hendry, 55, Layton PD, changed to Friday, ton PD, stolen property. offenses. tion of pretrial protective order. Kayla Bias, 23, Sunset PD, burglary. Academic All-State June 30, 4 p.m. Benjamin Aslett, 25, UHP, DUI Daveena Passey, 47, DCSO, honorees – fol- lowed their older TV Guide JUNE 29, 2017 sisters into the sport of softball and paiGe reynOLDS iS FOLLOwinG her Dream of playing are now preparing collegiately at Salt Lake Community College. Courtesy photo to stay on the field been a joy to coach,” been the perfect balance Davis head coach Mylei of everything and are at the collegiate Zachman said. “They have phenomenal leaders.” level. made everything about O’Brien, the daughter of O’Brien will play in the our program better and Sean and Marci O’Brien fall for Western Nebraska deserve a lot of credit for of Kaysville, said she is so while Reynolds will stay the success of our team. excited for the opportunity closer to home at Salt Lake They will both have the to move on in the sport. Community College. same impact on their aBBie O’Brien iS takinG her taLentS to Western Nebraska, following a great career at Davis college teams. They have n See “SOFtBaLL” p. D2 High School. Courtesy photo “Abbie and Paige have ‘Ride 4 Hunger’ gets enthusiastic support from many cyclists By LOuiSe r. Shaw [email protected]

WEST BOUNTIFUL—Some rode 70 miles, some rode 10 miles and some rode distances in between, but all rode to help overcome hunger in the commu- nity at this year’s Ride 4 Hunger sponsored by Moun- tain Orthopaedics. Families out for fun and serious riders out for dis- tance and speed took off from West Bountiful Park and headed north for the Saturday morning ride. Participants were provided water bottles, lunches and raffle prizes, all of which were paid for by employees of Mountain Orthopaedics. For this year’s ride, Alina Ballard had to watch from the sidelines due to a broken foot. And though her husband had to work, her brother, Bob Longoria, helped prepare her children for the ride. There were bikes of all sizes, a tandem bike riDerS return FrOm an early morning trek from and a trailer, plus helmets and water bottles to West Bountiful toward Antelope Island and back. coordinate. Madison Ballard gets help from big brother Landon Riding is something she and her children do before taking part with her siblings and uncle in the often, she said, but having a purpose made it Mountain Orthopaedic’s Ride 4 Hunger on Saturday. better. Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper “We ride a lot,” said Ballard, “but usually it’s to go to a splash-pad or something fun. I told them that when they were tired this time, to remember that they’re riding for hunger and to remember that while we always have food to eat, a lot of people don’t. It’s a good cause.” One hundred percent of proceeds from the ride will be donated to Bountiful Community Food Pantry, according to organizers. Rattlesnake safety tips for hikers this summer Send us your Rattlesnakes are one of a handful of wildlife species that team stories often strike fear in the hearts and photos of people. But they shouldn’t.

Knowing a little about the The Davis Clipper is reaching animal, and practicing a few out to players, coaches and parents of local sports teams for simple things—like keeping photos and stories. There are lots your distance and not harass- of leagues playing in the summer months—Little Leagues, softball, ing a snake—can go a long golf course leagues, lacrosse, way to keeping you safe. soccer, etc. We’d love to help Krissy Wilson, native aquatic species share your stories and/or photos coordinator for the Division of Wildlife with our readers. But we need Resources, says most rattlesnake bites your help to do that. happen when a person harasses or toys Submit stories and photos with a snake. Like most animals, she (JPEGs preferred) to our editor at says rattlesnakes fear humans. “They’ll with many hikerS heaDinG intO the hiLLS FOr Summer, precautions should be taken in [email protected]. We’ll usually do everything they can to avoid case you encounter a rattlesnake or two. Photo by Lynn Chamberlain, DIv. of Wildlife Resources get those published as soon as we us,” she says. “If a snake thinks it’s can and as space allows. threatened, though, and there’s no problems. One thing you don’t want to place your hands when you sit down, and We want to tell your story, so escape, that can change. The snake do is approach a rattlesnake. above all, to resist the urge to harass or please email it to us! Thanks for might strike to protect itself.” “I can’t overemphasize how important kill a snake,” she says. supporting the Davis Clipper. Respecting the snake, and giving it it is to give rattlesnakes space, to watch plenty of space, are the keys to avoiding where you step, to watch where you n See “tipS” p. D2 C8 TV/LEGALS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 dAViS BOOKiNGS Kristopher Drummond, 36, narcotic equipment possession, alcohol, traffic offense, obstruct- traffic offense. Layton PD, controlled substances. driving on suspension. ing justice. Jack Dean Walters, 43, DCSO, 9000 LEGALS The following is a list of book- Aubrey Dahl, 22, AP&P Farm- Kylee Johnson, 27, Farming- Jeff Noall, 38, Clinton PD, heroin possession. ings with total fines and/or bail ington, theft, criminal trespass. ton District Court, shoplifting. shoplifting. Marco Mendiola, 40, UHP, SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN DAVIS THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF exceeding $1,000. Tanner Obray, 22, Centerville Fabian Urista, 46, Farmington Joshua Homer, 21, Layton traffic offense, public order PD, unauthorized use of vehicle. District Court, unauthorized use PD, violation of pretrial protective crimes, narcotic equipment, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017 THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS- Monday, June 19 TRICT COURT, DAVIS COUNTY, Tuesday, June 20 of vehicle. order. cocainepossession. STATE OF UTAH. CASE NO. Matthew Gough, 48, Bountiful Michael Safreed, 36, DCSO, Joshua Hess, 23, Farmington Sabrina Cabibi, 52, DCSO, 179702723, JUDGE JOHN R Brandon McDowell, 32, West D PD, controlled substances. Sports controlled substances. District Court, synthetic narcotic narcotic equipment. MORRIS. CASCADE COLLEC- Benigio Salonga, 36, DCSO, Bountiful PD, controlled substances. TIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. JEN- Colleen Holmes, 31, DCSO, Justine Martinez, 21, Layton possession. Rowland Christiansen, 37, driving on denied license. PD, shoplifting. Jeremy Ward, 35, Layton PD, West Bountiful PD, sex offenses. NIFER MEZA, DEFENDANT. THE Thomas Blackburn, 28, controlled substances. STATE OF UTAH TO JENNIFER Tony Tharp, 36, DCSO, driving K-Scoti Nethan, 32, Prisoner criminal trespass, false police Brandi Palmer, 31, Farmington MEZA: You are summoned and DCSO, false police report, theft, Transport Service, disorderly report. District Court, opium or derivative sell. required to answer the complaint controlled substances. on suspension, contempt of court. Joshua Dickson, 21, DCSO, conduct. Katya Begger, 22, AP&P Amanda Stephenson, 35, that is on file with the court. Within Tyler Burgoyne, 45, North Kyle Robert Arnold, 32, UHP, Farmington, assault, family of- Clinton PD, marijuana possession. Davis High softball players headed to next level 21 days after the last date of pub- false police report, sexual assault. Salt Lake PD, family offenses, marijuana possession, forgery. fenses. Timothy Fraga, 19, Davis lication of this summons, you must property damage. David Lee Hall, 21, North Salt file your written answer with the Lake PD, traffic offense. Michael Valenzuela, 25, Cen- Joyce Purcell, 35, DCSO, County Justice Court, DUI drugs. clerk of the court at the following Eleonora Sustaita, 23, DCSO, terville PD, DUI drugs, burglary, shoplifting. Stanley Barber, 35, DCSO, By Catherine address: 800 W State St., Farm- controlled substances, traffic Wednesday, June 21 narcotic equipment possession. Juan Aguinaga, 20, Layton narcotic equipment possession. ington, UT 84025, and you must offense. Alexander Ocana, 18, DCSO, Matthew Stucker, 37, Center- PD, shoplifting, marijuana pos- Dennis Morgan, 34, DCSO, Garrett mail or deliver a copy to plaintiff’s Adrian Martinez, 32, West controlled substances, marijuana Clipper sportswriter attorney Chad C. Rasmussen at ville PD, false police report, stolen session. marijuana possession. Bountiful PD, controlled sub- possession. property, controlled substances, Bradly Martindale, 26, AP&P James Baker, 33, Woods PO Box 723, Provo, UT 84603. If stances, narcotic equipment, DUI you fail to do so, judgment by de- Myra Ivers, 18, DCSO, public failure to appear, violation of Farmington, controlled substanc- Cross PD, marijuana possession. 2017 Davis High fault will be taken against you for drugs. order crimes, marijuana posses- pretrial protetive order, theft. es. Christopher Shirley, 22, the relief demanded in the com- Devine Peebles, 23, DCSO, sion, controlled substances. Nathan Palmer, 41, Clinton PD, Sacora Smith, 26, Clinton PD, Clearfield PD, contributing to graduates Abbie plaint. This lawsuit is an attempt forgery. Tiffany Copeland, 32, Center- narcotic equipment possession. narcotic equipment possession, traf- delinquency of minor, narcotic to collect a debt of $6,621.10. /s/ Myckinzie Pacheco, 28, ville PD, hit and run, driving on O’Brien and Paige Chad C. Rasmussen fic offense, driving on suspension. equipment possession. Layton PD, burglary. suspension, fraudulent activities. Thursday, June 22 Michael Lieber, 38, Bountiful Yasmany Guerra, 28, Kaysville C-3317 6/22-7/13 Joshua LeCannon, 32, Layton Reynolds – who Allison Cornejo, 32, DCSO, Jonathan Arevalo, 24, Layton PD, traffic offense. driving on sus- PD, fraud-illegal use credit card. PD, aggravated assault weapon, controlled substances, assault, PD, assault. pension. Shannon VanHoose, 23, Cen- were recently Classified deadline shoplifting. contempt of court. Mitchell Crane, 58, DCSO, driv- terville PD, marijuana possession. for the Thursday, July Mathew Bjorkman, 46, Friday, June 23 named All-State Courtney Hatjes, 30, Clearfield ing on suspension, hit and run. Jeremy Judd, 32, AP&P Farm- Kaysville PD, traffic offense. Andre Primus, 25, Utah 6 Clipper has been PD, theft. Natalie Smith, 31, DCSO, ington, fraud-in person. Jayson Vinberg, 27, Farming- Transit Authority, assault, family players as well as Arthur Sida, 31, DCSO, viola- controlled substances. Tracy Hendry, 55, Layton PD, changed to Friday, ton PD, stolen property. offenses. tion of pretrial protective order. Kayla Bias, 23, Sunset PD, burglary. Academic All-State June 30, 4 p.m. Benjamin Aslett, 25, UHP, DUI Daveena Passey, 47, DCSO, honorees – fol- lowed their older TV Guide JUNE 29, 2017 sisters into the sport of softball and paiGe reynOLDS iS FOLLOwinG her Dream of playing are now preparing collegiately at Salt Lake Community College. Courtesy photo to stay on the field been a joy to coach,” been the perfect balance Davis head coach Mylei of everything and are at the collegiate Zachman said. “They have phenomenal leaders.” level. made everything about O’Brien, the daughter of O’Brien will play in the our program better and Sean and Marci O’Brien fall for Western Nebraska deserve a lot of credit for of Kaysville, said she is so while Reynolds will stay the success of our team. excited for the opportunity closer to home at Salt Lake They will both have the to move on in the sport. Community College. same impact on their aBBie O’Brien iS takinG her taLentS to Western Nebraska, following a great career at Davis college teams. They have n See “SOFtBaLL” p. D2 High School. Courtesy photo “Abbie and Paige have ‘Ride 4 Hunger’ gets enthusiastic support from many cyclists By LOuiSe r. Shaw [email protected]

WEST BOUNTIFUL—Some rode 70 miles, some rode 10 miles and some rode distances in between, but all rode to help overcome hunger in the commu- nity at this year’s Ride 4 Hunger sponsored by Moun- tain Orthopaedics. Families out for fun and serious riders out for dis- tance and speed took off from West Bountiful Park and headed north for the Saturday morning ride. Participants were provided water bottles, lunches and raffle prizes, all of which were paid for by employees of Mountain Orthopaedics. For this year’s ride, Alina Ballard had to watch from the sidelines due to a broken foot. And though her husband had to work, her brother, Bob Longoria, helped prepare her children for the ride. There were bikes of all sizes, a tandem bike riDerS return FrOm an early morning trek from and a trailer, plus helmets and water bottles to West Bountiful toward Antelope Island and back. coordinate. Madison Ballard gets help from big brother Landon Riding is something she and her children do before taking part with her siblings and uncle in the often, she said, but having a purpose made it Mountain Orthopaedic’s Ride 4 Hunger on Saturday. better. Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper “We ride a lot,” said Ballard, “but usually it’s to go to a splash-pad or something fun. I told them that when they were tired this time, to remember that they’re riding for hunger and to remember that while we always have food to eat, a lot of people don’t. It’s a good cause.” One hundred percent of proceeds from the ride will be donated to Bountiful Community Food Pantry, according to organizers. Rattlesnake safety tips for hikers this summer Send us your Rattlesnakes are one of a handful of wildlife species that team stories often strike fear in the hearts and photos of people. But they shouldn’t.

Knowing a little about the The Davis Clipper is reaching animal, and practicing a few out to players, coaches and parents of local sports teams for simple things—like keeping photos and stories. There are lots your distance and not harass- of leagues playing in the summer months—Little Leagues, softball, ing a snake—can go a long golf course leagues, lacrosse, way to keeping you safe. soccer, etc. We’d love to help Krissy Wilson, native aquatic species share your stories and/or photos coordinator for the Division of Wildlife with our readers. But we need Resources, says most rattlesnake bites your help to do that. happen when a person harasses or toys Submit stories and photos with a snake. Like most animals, she (JPEGs preferred) to our editor at says rattlesnakes fear humans. “They’ll with many hikerS heaDinG intO the hiLLS FOr Summer, precautions should be taken in [email protected]. We’ll usually do everything they can to avoid case you encounter a rattlesnake or two. Photo by Lynn Chamberlain, DIv. of Wildlife Resources get those published as soon as we us,” she says. “If a snake thinks it’s can and as space allows. threatened, though, and there’s no problems. One thing you don’t want to place your hands when you sit down, and We want to tell your story, so escape, that can change. The snake do is approach a rattlesnake. above all, to resist the urge to harass or please email it to us! Thanks for might strike to protect itself.” “I can’t overemphasize how important kill a snake,” she says. supporting the Davis Clipper. Respecting the snake, and giving it it is to give rattlesnakes space, to watch plenty of space, are the keys to avoiding where you step, to watch where you n See “tipS” p. D2 D2 SPORTS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017

have known that even if they made a now,” she said. “I committed to SLCC speed,” Reynolds said. Softball throw that wasn’t great, Abbie would my sophomore year which took a huge “Paige is a dynamic player,” Zachman find a way to not only catch it, but still weight off of my shoulders, but it seemed said. “She is always making something get the out. Simply put, she just makes like such a long time away then and now happen and creating chaos on the base “I cannot wait,” she said. “I always plays and always finds a way to make her it’s here.” paths. She has been a catalyst for us wanted to play in college. I absolutely teammates better.” She has been working with SLCC’s throughout her career. There is not a ball loved the community at Western “I have such good memories of my assistant coach Tara Bendt on her hitting hit in the outfield that she doesn't think Nebraska. I love the girls, the program time in the Davis program,” O’Brien said. the past few years while SLCC head she can catch and loves to throw people and the coaches there.” “Playing with my sister for two of those coach Cyndee Bennett coached her out trying to take an extra base.” The Second Team All-State infielder years meant so much. We had some really 16U team. This familiarity led her to the Reynolds said she is grateful for the has been playing softball since she was good times.” Bruins program. “It is super cool to go on relationships she has gained through six years old and played with her sister Zachman noted O’Brien’s “incredible and play,” Reynolds said. “I can’t wait.” softball and having a supportive family – as well as Reynolds – through much of work ethic” and her constant desire Reynolds began playing softball when through it all. She has learned valuable her competitive playing days. She also to improve while creating a team she was five years old after watching her life lessons as well including how to work played soccer as well up until last spring, atmosphere around her. “While she is older sister enjoy the sport. She was able hard, how to work with a team, having a and had been receiving college interest not exactly a quiet leader, she quietly to play on older “good competitive teams consistently good attitude and the ability in both sports, but she decided she liked includes everyone,” Zachman said. “She with good coaches” which helped her to push through challenging things like a softball better. has the utmost respect of her teammates. loved being on the field as well. hitting slump. At Davis High, she became a varsity She is an incredible softball player who At Davis High, she played third base as “Paige will not be outworked,” Zachman starter and “anchor to our team,” has been an integral part of our team for a freshman, was an All-Region shortstop said. “She has been incredible for us over according to Zachman, at first base the the last four years, but she is an even the next year and earned All-Region for the last four years. She is a vocal leader third game into her freshman year and better young woman.” her play in centerfield as a junior. This as well as a leader by example. She is an has been an All-Region player each year Reynolds, the daughter of Burk and past season, she was a First Team All- amazing teammate and is always looking while helping the Darts to three top-six Jennifer Reynolds of Kaysville, said State centerfielder with a .484 batting to make someone else better and make finishes the past three seasons. she has dreamed of playing softball in average, a .529 on-base percentage and 41 sure she brightens a teammate’s day. As “Abbie is fiercely competitive yet college since elementary school. “It’s stolen bases. great as Paige is on the field, she is better steady,” Zachman said. “Our infielders kind of crazy that it’s actually happening “I’m not very tall, but I have some off the field.”

Staying safe Hiking tips to hide,” she says. “If you Utah where you might you should get rid of. Tips Wilson says summer is If you encounter a leave the snake alone, it encounter a rattlesnake. Tip 2- Control rodent Continued from p. D1 the time of year when most rattlesnake while hiking, will leave you alone.” Depending on where you populations. Bird feeders rattlesnake encounters Wilson recommends the Tip 4- Alert people to the live, you could find a snake and water are two of the snake’s location. Advise in your yard. main items that draw Wilson says rattlesnakes happen in Utah. following: Six rattlesnake Tip 1- Remain calm. Do them to use caution and to Wilson says the best rodents to yards. are fully protected by Utah respect the snake. Keep ways to keep rattlesnakes Tip 3- Avoid scaring law; it’s illegal to harass or subspecies live in Utah. not panic. The most common is the Tip 2- Stay at least five children and pets away. out of your yard: away harmless snake kill one. “Rattlesnakes are Tip 1- Reduce the species, such as gopher a very important part of Great Basin rattlesnake. feet from the snake. Give Keeping snakes out of The Great Basin “rattler” the rattlesnake plenty of number of places that snakes. Having other Utah’s ecosystem,” Wilson your yard provide snakes with snake species on or near says. “They control pests. is found across the state. space. Rocky, talus slopes Tip 3- Do not try to Rocky, talus slopes shelter. Brush, wood, rock your yard may deter And they’re fascinating aren’t the only place in and junk piles are all items rattlesnakes. to watch. Just make sure are the places in Utah kill the snake. Doing you watch from a safe where you’ll most likely so is illegal and greatly distance.” encounter rattlesnakes. In increases the chance the You can get rattlesnake fact, Wilson says there’s a snake bites you. Wilson safe tips from Wild good chance you’ve been says most venomous bites Aware Utah. The free close to a snake while happen when untrained tips are available at www. hiking and never knew people try to kill or harass Forza Futbol Club wildawareutah.org/utah- it. “A snake’s camouflage a snake. “Usually, the Soccer For All Level Of Player wildlife-information/ allows it to blend into its snake is simply moving snakes. surroundings,” she says. through the area, sunning “They’re tough to see.” itself or looking for a place Fall Recreation Soccer Registration CALL FOR INFO: 801.298.6220 Players From Ages U3-U18 550 N 200 W, Bountiful, UT Regular Registration Ends 07/16/2017 southdavisrecreation.com Late Registration Ends 08/07/2017 HANDCART DAYS RACES JULY 22, 2017 Mark your calendars now for a darn-tootin’ good time at your 24th of July headquarters! Start your day by running the Handcart Half Marathon, Frontier Please see our wensite for registration and additional 5k, or Pioneer Pete’s 1k on July 22nd! Free admission to the Exchange Club’s Chuckwagon Breakfast for all registered racers! information on all our programs and camps Then stay for the many festivities held in the park. Yee-haw! Register in person at the Recreation Center or online at www.active.com LEARN TO SKATE www.forzafutbolclub.com Session 2: July 3-19 Classes 2x per week ( M/W ) 12:15 pm or 12:45 pm

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Bird feeders • A Youth Street Dance, Guest Jazz Vocalist, and the tion or to purchase tickets, rattlesnake encounters Wilson recommends the Tip 4- Alert people to the live, you could find a snake and water are two of the sponsored by the Centerville Princeton Girlchoir, who visit CPTUTAH.org. happen in Utah. following: snake’s location. Advise in your yard. main items that draw City Youth Council, will be perform a wide array of June 16-July 15 Wilson says rattlesnakes them to use caution and to Wilson says the best rodents to yards. are fully protected by Utah Six rattlesnake Tip 1- Remain calm. Do held behind Centerville City musical genres, conductors, • 1776! It was a time of subspecies live in Utah. not panic. respect the snake. Keep ways to keep rattlesnakes Tip 3- Avoid scaring Hall. Everyone is welcome. and composers. In addition, unrest, a time of gallantry, law; it’s illegal to harass or children and pets away. out of your yard: away harmless snake The most common is the Tip 2- Stay at least five Come dance to music pro- the choir and orchestra will a time for Revolution. Our kill one. “Rattlesnakes are Tip 1- Reduce the species, such as gopher a very important part of Great Basin rattlesnake. feet from the snake. Give Keeping snakes out of vided by a live DJ. perform well-known Patri- History books come to life The Great Basin “rattler” the rattlesnake plenty of number of places that snakes. Having other • Bison of Antelope Islan in this legendary tale of how Utah’s ecosystem,” Wilson your yard provide snakes with snake species on or near otic and Broadway favorites, is found across the state. space. – Join the park naturalist at America was fought for and says. “They control pests. Rocky, talus slopes shelter. Brush, wood, rock your yard may deter including a salute to our men Rocky, talus slopes Tip 3- Do not try to 3 p.m. in the visitor center to built. It’s the Summer of And they’re fascinating aren’t the only place in and junk piles are all items rattlesnakes. and women in uniform. This to watch. Just make sure are the places in Utah kill the snake. Doing learn about bison on Ante- concert is presented by Med 1776 and our nation is ready you watch from a safe where you’ll most likely so is illegal and greatly lope Island. See cute pictures One Group and sponsored to declare independence, now encounter rattlesnakes. In increases the chance the distance.” and videos of the herd while by the following: Days of ’47 it’s up to these remarkable fact, Wilson says there’s a snake bites you. Wilson A family tribute You can get rattlesnake learning their history on An- Inc., KUTV 2News, Larry men to figure out how to do safe tips from Wild good chance you’ve been says most venomous bites telope Island. This presenta- Jason McFarland and his daughters Scarlett and Daphne perform during the Kurt Cochrane tribute it. Barlow Main Stage at close to a snake while happen when untrained H. & Gail Miller Family Aware Utah. The free tion is for all ages and will last concert held this past Saturday at Bountiful City Park. The event was designed to honor Cochrane, CenterPoint Legacy Theatre. hiking and never knew people try to kill or harass Foundation, Legacy Retire- tips are available at www. Forza Futbol Club approximately 30-45 minutes. who was killed in a terrorist attack in London this past March. ment Communities, Soren- Performances are Monday wildawareutah.org/utah- it. “A snake’s camouflage a snake. “Usually, the July 2 Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper allows it to blend into its snake is simply moving Soccer For All Level Of Player son Legacy Foundation, Salt through Saturday. For tickets wildlife-information/ • The 42nd annual Patriotic Lake County Zoo Arts & or more information, visit snakes. surroundings,” she says. through the area, sunning Devotional, 7 p.m., Davis “They’re tough to see.” itself or looking for a place starting at 11 a.m., with mayor and city council. There perform classic barbershop Park, and US Bank. For more CPTUTAH.org or 801-298- High School Auditorium, the Water Parade immedi- will be a “Meet and Greet” at 7:30 p.m. All ages wel- information call 801-363- 1302. Fall Recreation Soccer Registration 325 S. 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Union Avenue in Farm- from the show will go toward Session 2: July 3-19 Celebration starting at 6 p.m. featuring booths, food, live City Park on both days. For presents its annual Inde- ington. a Utah resident and their Classes 2x per week ( M/W ) 12:15 pm or 12:45 pm at Eaglewood Golf Course. music and a variety of activi- more information and a com- pendence Day gift to the July 22 family who are suffering from There will be food trucks, ties. As part of the outdoor plete schedule of events, visit community. Doors open at • Local favorites Voodoo cancer. For tickets and more LEARN TO SWIM fireworks, and a variety of festival, the Centerville’s Got handcartdays.org. 6:30 p.m. For details, visit Orchestra and Little Big information, visit hopebox- other activities. Talent winners will perform Aug. 9-12 davisarts.org. Band will get everyone at theatre.com. Session 3: July 3-14 600 North 500 West - Suite C • Centerville will hold their at 11 a.m. • Performers from around July 7 Station Park’s Fountain Aug. 4-sept. 2 M-F • 9 - Noon or 4-6 pm • Saturday or Tue/Thur Options Available children’s parade at 6:30 p.m., July 6 the world will share their • Utah Voices and the 23rd Square dancing with a free • It’s a Weber State theater Adult, Private, Parent - Tot, Diving, Merit Badge, Lifeguard, CPR & First Aid, Bountiful, Utah 84010 following the usual route, • Farmers Market, 875 S. dance, music, and culture Army Band will perform at concert from 7-9 p.m. The department reunion at The Other Classes Available. Call for Details and there will be entertain- 50 West, Kaysville, 5 to 8 during the Summerfest Bountiful City Park from concert is part of Station Ziegfeld Theater this sum- ment from 6:45-10 p.m. at p.m. Free yoga class, 6:30 to International art and folk fes- 7-8:30 p.m., presenting an Park’s Rock the Park summer mer. Owners and Weber Founder’s Park. Fireworks Now through June 30 (or until full), games A non-profi t 5013(c) serving the 7:30 p.m. usubotanicalcenter. tival. This 30-year tradition, evening full of patriotic music concert series, sponsored by State alumni, Morgan and Fall NFL Youth Flag Football and Youth Soccer Signups will be set off at 9:45 p.m. in begin early August. youth of Utah since 1979. org. produced by the Bountiful with songs from American Mercedes Benz of Farming- Caleb Parry, are working with the skies above the park. July 7 Davis Art Center, kicks off and Broadway composers. ton. Station Park is located recently retired professor of • West Bountiful will hold • “Dark Side of the Moon” its 2017 festival with Street- This is a very popular event at 140 N. Union Avenue in theater Jim Christian on The a safety fair from 6-9 p.m. at is the theme and Antelope Dance on Bountiful’s Main in Bountiful and a “feel good” Farmington. Ziegfeld Theater’s upcom- the West Bountiful City Park, Island State Park will be the Street on Aug. 9. Musicians concert for everyone. Bounti- July 25 ing summer production of featuring a variety of safety- venue for the 24th annual and dancers from all over ful Park is located at 400 N. • We love a good crooner, “Peter and the Starcatcher.” related activities for the whole Antelope by Moonlight Bike the globe will perform! Join 200 West. and Chris Isaak is one of The play, based on the 2004 family. The band Endless Ride at 10 p.m. To register go the performers at 6 p.m. July 8 the best! He’s coming to novel of the same name, is the WHAT CAN YOU DO IN 12 WEEKS? Summer will also play from to for the Mayor’s Reception • Ambrosia will perform Kenley Amphitheater at 8 backstory for Peter Man and www.AntelopebyMoonlight. 7-10 p.m., which will be fol- com. Registration is $25 per as Bountiful Mayor, Randy at the Kenley Amphitheater, p.m. as part of this year’s serves as a prequel to J.M. TWO AMAZING 12-WEEK TRANSFORMATIONS FROM PEOPLE JUST LIKE YOU! lowed by fireworks. rider through June 28. For Lewis welcomes the perform- 403 N. Wasatch Drive, Lay- Summer Nights with the Barrie’s “Peter and Wendy.” • Summer Pool Party more information contact ers to the city at a reception at ton, 8 to 10 p.m. Tickets are Stars Concert Series. In First For more information, visit will be at 7:30 p.m. at the Davis County, 801-451-3286 Bountiful Davis Art Center, $19-$39. For ticket informa- Comes The Night — Isaak’s zigarts.com. Clearfield Aquatic & Fit- or email neka@daviscoun- 90 North Main Street. Sum- tion call 801-546-8575 or stunning first album of new ness Center. Who wouldn’t tyutah.gov Facebook: fb.me/ merfest will continue Aug. visit DavisArts.org. material in six years – the want to drop a watermelon antelopebymoonlight. 10-12, free to the public, at July 9 gifted singer-songwriter and EXHIBIT••• 40 feet from the roof of the July 7-8 Bountiful City Park. With • Royal Bliss, local Utah bandleader is bringing us a Clearfield Aquatic & Fitness • Salt Lake Gaming Con nine different international rock band, will perform at bumper crop of strong and July 5-22 Center? Or dance on the pool is already one of the top groups, several great local Deer Valley Resort’s Snow intriguing songs. The Kenley • The Bountiful/Davis deck, climb the giant iceberg 10 gaming conventions in performing groups, food Park Lodge to celebrate the Amphitheater is located at Art Center is hosting this or slide down the spiral water the United States in a field trucks, artist booths, and the conclusion of the Utah 1033 445 N. Wasatch Drive in year’s Handcart Days Arts slide? These are just some of that includes E3, PAX and popular Children’s Art Yard, Ride, an event that honors Layton. This show is spon- and Crafts Exhibition. The the fun activities planned for Blizzcon. The annual regional Summerfest is a celebration Utah’s law enforcement of- sored by Sego Lily Day Spa. exhibit features a variety this year’s pool party. Don’t gaming event will draw over of art and culture for all ages! ficers who made the ultimate July 28 of arts and crafts including miss the Watermelon Drop at 15,000 gamers. Salt Lake sacrifice while serving in the • The Malibu Revue plays metalwork, quilts, drawing, 9 p.m.! Gaming Con is for people to line of duty. Named after The music from the golden decade painting and more. Winners • Kaysville will hold their meet and compete with other MUsIC•••• Utah 1033 Foundation, a of Rock ‘n’ Roll from 1956 in each category will be high- Main Street Block Party from local and regional people who local non-profit dedicated to to 1966, from Elvis to the lighted. The Bountiful/Davis 9 p.m. to midnight, located play games. Tickets to Salt June 30 providing immediate financial Beatles. They’re coming to Art Center is located at 90 N. on the stretch of Main from Lake Gaming Con 2017 are • The Red Desert Ram- support to families of Utah’s the Main Stage at Bountiful Main Street in Bountiful. Center Street to 100 North. available immediately via the blers will perform as part of fallen law enforcement of- City Park from 7-8:30 p.m. as In addition to dancing, there website, saltlakegamingcon. Bountiful’s Music in the Park ficers, the ride begins from part of the city’s free summer will be a climbing wall, food com/tickets. series from 7-8:30 p.m. at Harley Davidson of Salt concert series. The park is CLAssEs••• BEFORE AFTER BEFORE AFTER and other activities. July 18 Bountiful City Park (400 N. Lake, follows a breathtak- located at 400 N. 200 West. July 4 • The League of Women 200 West). The band plays ing ride up the canyon and July 28 July 17-July 21 • West Bountiful will start Voters Davis County, will Bluegrass, Classic Country ends at Deer Valley. Follow- • If you didn’t catch him • Kids can have the op- Draper Fire Captain Troy P. lost 47 lbs of fat, Mother of 3 Angie C., who also works full off Independence Day at 7 present a Meet the Candi- and Swing music blending ing a few remarks and a 21 perform at our annual DAC portunity to make art prints a.m. with a flag ceremony at dates for Kaysville mayor and harmonies with smoking Gun Salute, Royal Bliss will The Halls show, you’re get- with Cheryl Hansen, as 14% body fat and 11 inches around the waist! time, lost 18 lbs of fat and 16.5 inches! West Bountiful City Hall. city council. There will be instrumental breaks. Hon- perform at 3 p.m. Concert ting a second chance! Nathan well as learn the principles That will be followed by the a “Meet and Greet” at 6:30 ored by the International tickets are $25. For more Pacheco is a classically trained behind their creation, as part parade at 10:30 a.m., which p.m. followed by debate from Bluegrass Music Association information about the Utah tenor who has a passion for of the Bountiful/Davis Art will travel along the same 7 to 8:30 p.m. This will take and featured at the Mountain 1033 Ride, please contact reaching out and uplifting Center’s summer classes. The route as in previous years. place at Kaysville City Hall, West Conference of the Arts. Mary Lee Robinson at ml@ people through music. He’s classes run from 10 a.m. to 11 That route ends at the city 25 E. Center St, Kaysville. They are a regional band with hulagirlinc.com. coming to the Kenley Am- a.m., and the cost is $65 per park, where there will be July 20 national recognition. July 11 phitheater at 8 p.m. as part student per week of class. The FREE CONSULTATION free games, bouncy toys, face • The League of Women • Concerts in the Park at • Kathy Mattea will per- of this year’s Summer Nights Bountiful/Davis Art Center is www.totalhealthandfitness.com Centerville | 1222 W. Legacy Crossing Blvd Ste 1 | (801)683-4800 painting and balloons. Food Voters, Davis County, will Brigham Young Historic form at the Kenley Am- series. Trust us, this will be located at 90 N. Main Street trucks will also be available. present a Meet the Candi- Park, Salt Lake City. Bee- phitheater, 403 N. Wasatch a show to remember. Kenley in Bountiful. For details, visit totalhealthandfi tness.com • Kaysville will hold their dates Night for Bountiful hive Statesmen Chorus will Drive, Layton, 8 to 10 p.m. Amphitheater is located at bdac.org. Old Fashioned Parade D4 KIDS SCOOP CLIPPER • THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 2017