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Clipper75 Cents Vol. 124 no. 12 Playoffs start Monday tHURsDAY, MAY 8, 2014 in 4A, 5A ranks, page 20 Kaysville proposes 102 percent tax increase BY LOUISE R. SHAW double to around $280 a year, an cannot be met by current rev- police officers is one officer per fire truck can’t go out until two Clipper Staff Writer increase of $11.66 a month, ac- enues, according to Mayor Steve 1,000 residents,” said Hiatt. “We more firefighters come in to the cording to the city’s website. Hiatt. have 23 full-time officers and we station. KAYSVILLE — A combina- Where once the city was 14th “We went through what are have almost 30,000 residents, so Having four at the station has tion of growing needs and shrink- lowest of 15 Davis County cities the needs and the wants (for we are certainly behind the curve decreased response times, said ing tools to meet those needs has in property tax rates levied, the the city),” said Hiatt. “None of on police protection.” Hiatt. resulted in a proposed property increase would put it at 8th of 15. the wants made it through the The council opted last year to “It’s enhanced the safety for tax increase of 102 percent for At a day-long workshop session discussion. The real takeaway is improve fire protection by having our residents, essentially making city residents. on April 26, the Kaysville City Proposition 5 and public safety.” four people staff the fire station at it so that when a fire call comes in That increase, which affects Council considered the growing Two new police officers will be all times. they can roll an engine immedi- only the city’s portion of property city’s fire and police protection added to Kaysville’s force this In the past, only two have been ately,” he said. taxes, could mean the $140 now needs which, when put up against year, in addition to three added a in the station, said Hiatt, which is The increased fire staffing adds owed by a homeowner whose the limitations of a newly passed few years ago. enough to send out an ambulance, home is valued at $250,000, would citizen initiative known as Prop 5, “The national average for but when a fire call comes in, the n See “INCREASE” p. 6

Families Report shows flock to Safe Kids Day air quality Aubrey (center) and Claire Pace try on new helmets with the help of Nick Dragon of improving McKay-Dee Hospital, at this year’s Safe Kids Day at Legacy Events BY MELINDA WILLIAMS Center. Three hundred Clipper Staff Writer helmets were donated by Get Air Kaysville as CLEARFIELD — Davis County Health part of the event, which Department officials were surprised by a drew a large crowd National Lung Association report that showed for information and the Salt Lake area (including Davis County) resources on staying has made some improvements in air quality. healthy and being safe “We feel good about the report,” said Dave (see more photos on Spence, director of the page 17). Davis County Health De- Photo by Louise R. Shaw partment’s Environmental “Every citizen | Davis Clipper Health Services Division. “It’s nice to see there has has a chunk been improvements.” of respon- The American Lung Association released its sibility for State of the Air 2014 re- (pollution).” port last week, listing the Hearing set for subdivision controversy Salt Lake-Provo-Orem – Dave Spence, area as number eight Davis County among the top 10 cities Environmental BY TOM BUSSELBERG can either vote to proceed with thousands of dollars trying to “If the city is going to rely that phase in the development shore up his home built more on soil engineers hired by the most polluted by short- Health Services Managing Editor term particulate pollution process or table the matter for than a decade ago, questions developer to ‘be present at (PM 2.5), giving it a “D” FARMINGTON — Sparks further consideration. the council approving any each dig’ to ensure the things grade. The area received a “C” grade for ozone could figuratively be flying ßMany neighbors to the expansion. are followed, why do we even pollution. at a public hearing Tuesday planned expansion are upset He has qualms both with have building inspectors?” In spite of the low grades, the report shows night, May 6, on the proposed that more homes could be Symphony Homes and the city. City planning officials previ- that in comparison to figures for 2000 Davis Pheasant Hollow Subdivision built in an area they consider “I cannot understand why ously interviewed by the Clip- County had 3.5 fewer days of high PM2.5 expansion. not suitable for development. the city does not ensure rec- per said those engineers were readings in 2012 (the last year the report has The Farmington City Cracks in everything from ommendations are followed as relied upon to assure proper figures for). Council was due to consider driveways to foundations to they claim they were,” Paskett procedures were followed. whether to approve a sche- garages and other parts of said of previous soil studies They also said the city has only matic plan for the subdivision homes have people’s ire up. for the first subdivision, which n See “AIR QUALITY” p. 6 at about 50 E. 700 South. They Mark Paskett, who has spent includes his home. n See “HEARING” p. 6

Opinion ...... 4 Youth ...... 9 Church ...... 13 Business ...... 19 Index Davis Life ...... 7 Obituaries ...... 11 Horizons ...... 15 Sports ...... 20 2 Briefs CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 Crime Briefs Compiled by Clipper Staff Sarah Evertsen, 31, and count of theft, and two in a press release. Case may be Hunter Daniel Haynes, 30, third-degree felony counts The woman managed to were booked into the Davis of illegally possessing and escape and call neighbors close to being County Jail on Friday after using a financial transaction for help. resolved being extradited from Knox- card. Layton police had a lead FARMINGTON — At- ville, Tenn., where police The pair were hired by the pair may have fled torneys may have the case there found them in a hotel. an elderly Layton woman to Knoxville, and asked against Kristopher Lee Ert- They are each being held to do some work around authorities there to help. mann resolved or be ready in lieu of $50,000 bail. her home. On April 11, they Knoxville police arrested to move forward with a trial Both are charged with allegedly bound the woman the two and held them. later this month. one count of first-degree with duct tape and stole her They had allegedly used Ertmann, 25, was in 2nd felony aggravated burglary, credit cards, medication and the woman’s credit cards to District Court for a pre- one second-degree felony other valuables, police said make some purchases. trial hearing last week on a second-degree felony charge of attempting to murder his ex-wife. Bomb scares at school cause evacuations He is also accused of taking $25,000 from a credit BOUNTIFUL — Police As a precaution follow- union account that was not responded on Friday after ing the partial evacuation of his own That is a second- suspicious packages were Woods Cross High, Williams degree felony communica- discovered at Woods Cross said Bountiful Junior High tions fraud charge. High School and Bountiful School went into lockout According to court docu- Junior High School. for about an hour and a half ments, Ertmann allegedly Davis School District beginning at 11:30 a.m. after tried to slash his estranged spokesman Chris Williams what looked like a ball of wife’s throat in July of 2013 told the Clipper a grounds duct tape was spotted by the in a Fruit Heights park. The crew worker discovered school’s principal outside two have since divorced. what looked like a pipe the building. Ertmann is also accused bomb on the grass between Bountiful Police respond- of taking money from the the school and the LDS ed and the Davis County credit union acount on Dec. seminary building Friday Bomb Squad investigated, 17, 2012. morning. and found the package to He allegedly told the tell- Williams said two classes be harmless. Williams said er he was moving and got a were evacuated and relo- school continued as normal $25,000 cashier’s check and cated while a bomb squad following the situation. then allegedly cashed the established that the pipe Williams said the two in- check elsewhere. was not explosive. Classes cidents were not believed to Another hearing is set for resumed immediately. be connected in any way. May 21. Bountiful man Man killed in Three injured sentenced to Logan Canyon in Friday night prison for abuse motorcycle crash in Layton FARMINGTON — A LAYTON — An accident 43-year-old Bountiful man crash on Friday just outside of the south was sentenced to prison last LOGAN — The Utah High- gate to Hill Air Force Base week for sexual abuse of a way Patrol said a Bountiful injured three people Friday child. man was killed in a motor- night. Michael Lon Gailey, 43, cycle crash in Logan Canyon The accident happened was found guilty in March Friday afternoon, May 2. around 10 p.m. when the of three counts of first- According to the UHP, driver of a Chevy Malibu degree felony sexual abuse at approximately 1:30 p.m., failed to yield the right- of a child. a westbound motorcycle of-way to a Nissan truck He was sentenced on driven by 31-year-old Craig as it was turning left onto April 30 to serve 15 years to Allen crashed near milepost southbound Hill Field Road, life in the Utah State Prison Jone Olson Insurance Agcy Inc Jennifer Bassarear Ins Agy Inc Eckman Ins and Fin Svcs Inc Toby H Gonzales Insur Agcy Inc Mark G Kano Insur Agcy Inc on each count. Second Dis- Jone Olson Jennifer Bassarear CASL/CLU Wayne Eckman LUTCF Toby H. Gonzales Mark Kano LUTCF CLU 468 in Logan Canyon. said Layton Police Sgt. Juan 94 West 200 North, 107 N Main St, Ste 104, 98 West 200 North 465 South 200 West, Suite 2, 21 S. 200 W., P.O. Box 807, Troopers say the driver J. Morales. Both vehicles trict Judge David Hamilton Bountiful, UT 84010 Bountiful, UT 84010 Bountiful, UT 84010 Bountiful, UT 84010 Bountiful, UT 84011 Bus: 801-292-8413 Bus: 801-292-8291 Bus: 801-292-7291 Bus: 801-292-9424 Bus: 801-298-2636 went off the road up an wound up southeast of the ordered two of those sen- Fax: 801-292-1344 incline and was thrown from intersection. tences to run consecutively, the motorcycle. Morales said that both ve- while the third was to run UHP investigators say the hicles had a green light. As concurrently. driver was not wearing a the driver of the truck was A jury found Gailey guilty helmet and was pronounced trying to get through the of inappropriately touching dead on scene. intersection, the driver of a girl with whom he held a Troopers say the 2002 the Malibu turned, failing to position of trust. Honda motorcycle caught yield to the eastbound truck, Court documents say the fire sometime after the driven by a 34-year-old man, abuse happened between crash, and that a Division the sargeant said. May of 2008 and June of of Wildlife Resources of- The driver of the Malibu, 2010. ficer was driving eastbound a 26-year-old female, was through the canyon when he cited for failure to yield the Pair face felony noticed the fire. right-of-way. The DWR officer called A passenger in her car charges for help and attempted to had to be extricated. Both FARMINGTON — Two render first aid to Allen, but drivers suffered minor people have been extradited was unsuccessful. injuries. All three were from Tennessee and are Troopers say the roadway transported to a hospital, facing felony charges after was closed for approxi- Morales said. police say they bound a Lay- mately two hours while an The intersection was ton woman, robbed her and investigation was conducted. closed for about an hour. then fled last month. CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 News 3 W.B. to decide yes, no on Growth requires wise decisions tobacco shops in city BY MELINDA WILLIAMS Clipper Staff Writer BY TOM BUSSELBERG In February, the Davis Managing Editor County Board of Health ap- LAYTON — Utah proved a regulation requir- leaders made wise decisions in planning for WEST BOUNTIFUL ing e-cigarette manufactur- growth in the past, and —To allow retail tobacco ers obtain a permit from the department. must continue to do so in “specialty” businesses in the future as the popula- West Bountiful or not – the Many local shops manu- facture their own e-juice, tion rises. city council was due to Robert Grow, founder decide that issue Tuesday County Health Director Lewis Garrett said. The and CEO of Envision night as The Clipper went Utah, addressed city, to press. health department found inconsistent labeling, bottles county and state leaders Ordinances were pre- and the public at the 2014 pared that would apply to prone to leaking without child-proof caps and sanita- Top of Utah Transpor- allowing them or not. It’s tation Expo last week, tion issues in stores mixing in the council’s hands as to telling them state officials their own solutions. Nico- which ordinance will be- planned well in the 1990s tine content was sometimes come effective immediately. for the one million new “At the last meeting, it mislabeled. residents expected in the was clear there was kind’ve In addition, shops must state by 2020. a split” among the council, limit any claims that e-cig- Due to that fore- said City Administrator arettes can be an effective sight, single-family lots Duane Huffman. “There’s smoking cessation product, decreased by 22 percent, not a consensus on what to and that “sampling” allowed meaning 300 square do.” under Utah law, be limited. miles of land was not LAST WEEK’S Top of Utah Transportation Expo discussed a variety of growth-related issues, With that split opinion in “Some e-cigarette shop eaten up by urban sprawl, including using mass transit to decrease the number of auto trips through the area. mind, the city has prepared owners have used this to but, remained agricul- Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper ordinances that outline set up their own smoking tural land, he said. reasons to proceed in either lounges,” Garrett said. Another two and a “Your Utah, Your Future,” water, Grow said. need to come up with the direction, he said. Sandy Herrera has previ- half million Utahns are Grow said. That process will “One of the reasons funds or risk hurting the It’s anticipated repre- ously applied to open an expected by 2050, with 95 involve eight task forces Utahns like transit is that state’s economy. sentatives from the Davis e-cigarette store in West percent of them living in made up of 50 people each. it’s a robust strategy,” Grow To her, the most logical County Health Department Bountiful. urban areas, Grow told Mass transit, including said, adding the state must way to come up with fund- and at least one tobacco She complimented the about 70 people gathered FrontRunner and TRAX, deal with continuing air ing for transportation is to shop will be in attendance, city council on being “open at the Weber State Uni- has already reduced the quality issues primarily by raise the motor-fuel tax, Huffman said. minded,” seeing a smoke versity Layton campus on number of auto trips by dealing with transportation. now set at 24.5 cents per The issue has been an shop “as something to bring Thursday, May 1. 120,000 daily, helping to All that will take money. gallon. ongoing one for the city. tax revenue into the city. With only 13,660 acres reduce air pollution and Natalie Gochnour, as- “Raising the motor-fuel In December, the council She had a problem with of land left in Davis making traffic flow better sociate dean of the David tax is long overdue,” she imposed a temporary ban her shop classified as a County, and an equally on I-15, Grow said. Eccles School of Business at said, noting the last time the on all smoke shops, citing a smoke shop. Smoke shops abysmal number in And building high den- the University of Utah, told state raised it was 1997. If need to research the impact sell pipes and other para- Weber and Salt Lake sity communities will help conference-goers that pay- the tax had kept pace with such retailers would have phenalia. counties, that means further reduce the needs for ing for that growth will be a inflation, it would be 14 or more careful planning, on the city. Huffman said “That’s not what we additional roads, improve pretty big job. 15 cents higher now, she with redesigned walkable, the ban could be for up to are. That’s not the kind of air quality and conserve However, the state will said. better designed commu- six months, and that time is products I will ever sell in my store. It’s totally differ- nities that residents help now up. to plan, Grow said. In the meantime, the city ent but being classified as the same.” Gov. Gary Herbert has wanted to see what ac- started a new planning tion the 2014 Utah State process for that called Legislature might take on [email protected] the matter. However, a bill proposed by Rep. Paul Ray, THE Clipper R-Clearfield, “Regulation of Electronic Cigarettes,” failed Davis Publishing Co., Inc. to pass. Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 During that time, the Clipper ext 119 or 120 planning commission also did a study of electronic Volume 124 Number 12 • May 8, 2014 Pre Season Special cigarettes. 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George Woften too early to grab the W. Bush have resigned because the low-hanging fruit. federal air traffic controllers didn’t This week, for instance, I could react fast enough to stop the Twin have sarcastically jabbed People for Towers collapse? Should Sen. Mike the Ethical Treatment of Animals Lee resign for the economic damage (PETA) for requesting a memorial caused by his vote against paying highway sign for turkeys squashed in the government’s bills? Should the a truck accident. president of General Motors resign Or I could have scorned Senate over the deaths from design failures BRYAN GRAY Pres. John Valentine for his latest caused by a previous leadership? liquor law fiasco allowing licenses Should a school principal resign member the scourge of polio prior to be bought and sold on the open because some of her students got to the Salk vaccine. In the past 25 BOUNTIFUL ROTARY CLUB MEMBER Dan Bradshaw helps market, thereby making them avail- bullied? years, the World Health Organiza- Bountiful Police Chief Tom Ross start a Ford Fairlane race able to large corporations but out of I am not suggesting that any of the tion’s vaccination project has led car on display at the Coats for Kids Car Show kickoff reach for small local operations. above should resign; but the concept to a 99 percent drop in polio cases luncheon, held late last week. But, instead of these easy targets, of accepting responsibility doesn’t worldwide. Photo by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper I was intrigued by a small interna- relate only to those in high places. Still, a growing number of parents tional story. The prime minister of We all must take responsibility for are denying the positive effect of vac- South Korea offered to resign over actions that impact others. cines, and their fear is creating health the government’s handling of the And that brings me to those par- problems not only for their children, Community key to tragic ferry sinking. ents who refuse to have their sons or but their school mates as well. The prime minister wasn’t the daughters immunized but continue So I suggest a possible solution. ship’s captain nor was he responsible to send them to mix with other chil- Parents should take a similar respon- for the ship’s communication or dren and pregnant women in public sibility to that of the South Korean Rotary car show steering. But as he said, “I thought schools and playgrounds. prime minister. If their non-vaccinat- I should take all responsibility as The result is an increase in the ed child causes illness to others, they prime minister since there have been outbreaks of diseases from measles should pony up the medical costs for BY JENNIFFER WARDELL freezing,” said Orchard so many varieties of irregularities to whopping cough. all affected children. They should Associate Editor Elementary Principal that have continued in every corner Utah is one of 19 states allow- also be liable for “lifetime damages” Kristy Nelson. “I’m so of our society.” ing parents to have their children (blindness, deafness, brain damage, BOUNTIFUL — It pleased to be able to see This is akin to Gov. Gary Her- opt out of required vaccinations for etc.). takes an entire community them (with their new coats bert saying, “Someone murdered a school admission. The fear of vac- I support parental rights, but with to help south Davis kids. and gloves), standing tall neighbor over a bad loan in Southern cines has been spread by rumors and rights come responsibilities. Just as I Dozens gathered for the and proud and ready for Utah. This worship of money is en- internet “facts” descredited by al- wouldn’t want Sean Penn dissecting Bountiful Rotary’s Coats school.” demic in our culture so as the leader most every researcher in the scien- our country’s foreign policy, neither for Kids Car Show and Sometimes, those coats of our society, I will resign.” tific community. should a TV actress be the “point Cruisin kickoff luncheon, can even be life changing. Where should responsibility end? Today’s young parents cannot re- person” on disease prevention. held last week in Bounti- Bountiful Rotary member ful. The event, set for June Chris Simonsen related 13 and 14, offers two days a story of a young man of cars, food and fun that who was about to gradu- help provide winter cloth- ate from the University ing and more for kids in of Utah who had just dis- Duo caught red-handed in burglary spree south Davis. covered that the coat he’d “It’s one of the premiere received as a child had BY DAN METCALF and Ford were suspected events that happens in come through the Coats Clipper Online Editor of breaking into a book Bountiful,” said Bountiful for Kids program. warehouse business as well City Mayor Randy Lewis. “I’d started to ditch NORTH SALT LAKE — and said nothing was The two-day event, school, and my self-esteem — Police say a man and a stolen from the business, which starts along Bounti- was low,” Simonsen said woman were arrested after but that whoever broke ful’s Main Street on Friday the young man told him. an officer caught one of into the building did some and moves up to Bounti- “That coat changed by life. them smashing a car win- “serious damage.” ful City Park on Saturday, I keep it in the back of my dow in the early morning Black said the couple includes a car parade (or closet as a reminder.” hours of Thursday, May 2. was pulled over and cited “cruisin”) down Main Registration is still open North Salt Lake Police for a traffic violation in the Street, a burnout contest, for those who want to put Chief Craig Black told same area the night before, food from local restaurants their cars in the show, and the Clipper that an officer and it appeared may have and a variety of contests. volunteer assistance is spotted 45-year-old Troy been “casing” their alleged All of the money raised always welcome. Res- Dalton near a vehicle in a crimes at the time. at the event funds pro- taurants who want to be parking lot at 100 N. 700 Troy Dalton and Angela Ford “They were blatant grams designed to help represented in the dining West at around 2:30 a.m. enough to come back,” said south Davis kids in need, area, or those who want to Black said the officer South and 800 West, where discovered several per- Black. with the bulk of it going help sponsor either part of parked his patrol car and he was arrested and taken sonal items in her vehicle Dalton and Ford were towards Coats for Kids. the food court or another walked toward the area into custody. The NSL of- that they don’t believe booked into the Davis The program provides aspect of the car show, can when he witnessed Dalton ficer was able to positively belonged to her. County Jail on suspicion vouchers for winter gear visit bountifulcruisin.com. break one of the windows identify Dalton as the man After questioning, Black of 13 counts of vehicular to the principals of south “They’ve been taking on the car. he saw break into the car. said officers deduced that burglary and two counts of Davis schools, who then care of the kids for 17 It was then that Dalton Black said that about a Ford was waiting to pick burglary. distribute them to kids years, but they haven’t saw the officer and took half hour earlier, another Dalton up, and that they Black said investiga- who try to brave the win- done it alone,” said Rotary off running, according to officer found 44-year-old were suspected of working tors were able to notify ter without coats, gloves or District Governor Steve Black – who said a descrip- Angela Ford asleep in her together. the owners of the vehicles boots. Skinner. “The more hands, tion of Dalton was sent to vehicle in the same area Black said Dalton and about the stolen prop- “I hold little tiny hands the more help, the more other officers in the area. where Dalton was appre- Ford were involved in 13 erty, and that charges were every morning that are for everybody.” A short time later, Black hended. Ford was arrested vehicle break-ins in the pending following screen- said a Woods Cross officer and booked on outstand- area. ing by the Davis County spotted Dalton near 2600 ing warrants, and officers Black added that Dalton prosecutor. CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 Opinion 5

The Marriage Wars Donations to honeymoon? No! friend was recently an- MARK GRAY can purchase a Corvette? Invit- noyed when she received ing friends to pay for the bride’s Aa wedding invitation in don’t ask others to bail you out. diamond ring? How about this which the couple requested a cash What’s next? Asking for money romantic idea? “Send money to CARS at last year’s race. donation as a wedding gift to help to buy shares of General Mo- my bank so I can pay off my credit Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper pay for the upcoming honeymoon. tors to fortify the couple’s IRA? card.” My friend was incredulous; she Requesting a check so the groom I recognize that newly-married opposed sending a check to offset couples often get “unwanted” gifts. Pallet race kick-off the cost of an event directly con- (No one really needs six crock nected to the wedding itself. (“I’d pots.) But store wedding regis- be happy to send a gift, but I’m tries have narrowed the risks of not paying so the couple can jet duplicate items, and most party set for May 16 off to Hawaii and lay around on a couples look forward CLEARFIELD — Secrets a finish line in the parking beach!” she said. “The honeymoon to returning unwanted to turning wooden pallets lot at Layton Hills Mall. The should be their responsibility.”) gifts and receiving store into race cars will be shared driver is one of the adults I agree. The request is cal- credit for things they at a kick-off party for the with disabilities served by lous and somewhat selfish. really need. PARC Pallet Grand Prix. PARC. Proceeds from the If you can’t afford a hon- If a young couple is The annual race is sched- event support the center. eymoon, then wait to get already asking peo- uled for Sept. 19, but busi- Those who attend the married or delay ple to bankroll nesses and organizations kick-off event will also learn this “great their wedding interested in participating can about the purpose and history vacation” until trip, it is an learn about successful designs of the race as well as sponsor- a later date. indication and register to participate at ship opportunities. If you can’t of financial the kick-off party on May 16 “Come learn how to be afford Hawaii, problems at 4 p.m. at PARC (Pioneer part of an extraordinary do two days ahead. Adult Rehabilitation Center), annual event,” reads the infor- in St. 485 PARC Circle, Clearfield. mational flyer about the kick- George At the race, cars built off party. “Join other amazing – but by organizations, schools, companies and individuals in families and businesses are our mission to promote dis- pushed by two runners across abilities awareness.” Food drive set for May 10 BOUNTIFUL — Letter mailbox for pickup by their have the idea that when you DAWN give you a present in order to wish carriers will be doing extra carrier that morning, said give a gift, it should be what BRANDVOLD-GRAY you well. But if someone needs duty, May 10. Lorna Koci. She is executive Ithe recipient really wants/ suggestions on items the newly- They’ll be picking up food director of the BCFP. needs – not what I want to give bride-to-be for gift suggestions weds would enjoy, I see nothing from generous customers as Financial donations can them. I’m not offended at all by a and she mentioned that a contri- wrong with saying, “They don’t part of the annual National also be made online to request for honeymoon donations. bution towards a down payment really need anything, but if you Stamp Out Hunger! food bountifulfoodpantry.org or Just as I’m not offended by men- would be appreciated. Why would would like to give them something, drive. by check to the Bountiful tion of a registry at Target, I think a donation for a vacation bother you can contribute to their honey- The drive is sponsored by Community Food Pantry, 480 a gift should be for the couple, not me? moon, a house fund, their favorite the National Association E. 150 North, Bountiful, UT for my idea of what they should Long after the glasses break or charity, etc.” of Letter Carriers and in 84010. want. It’s not about me. the juicer makes its last smoothie, Giving should be filled with Davis County will support the Most needed non-per- Many couples tie the knot after a couple can look at pictures of love, good wishes, and from a gen- Bountiful Community Food ishable food items include they are established, living on their their honeymoon and have fond erous heart. If you are donating to Pantry and Family Connec- canned fruit, canned veg- own, and are in little need in the memories of all those who contrib- a honeymoon fund begrudgingly, tion Center Food Bank. etables, canned meat as well way of toasters and towels. Maybe uted to it. don’t do it. On the other hand, I’m Residents can donate by as peanut butter and pasta, they have been scrimping and It could be argued that any relieved if I can make someone placing one or more bags of Koci said. saving for the purchase of a home. mention of gift registries is tacky – happy by merely writing a check! non-perishable food by their [email protected] I wouldn’t be put off if I asked a assuming that people are going to 52% growth projected for Davis County by 2050, says report BY TOM BUSSELBERG counted by the U.S. Census the state’s 29 counties. No Davis County city the Beehive state will add by population by 2050, the Managing Editor Bureau. By comparison, Salt Lake is projected to see major 2050, from over one million report noted. That projection is com- County is projected to grow population growth on the to 2 1/2 million. Prior long-range planning BOUNTIFUL — In the fortably within the range by 61 percent to 1,659,000, magnitude of such cities as But it’s estimated most of efforts aided by such groups next 36 years, Davis County county officials have used Utah County by 136 percent St. George, which is pro- that growth will continue to as Envision Utah have is projected to grow by well when determining build to nearly 1,217,000, and jected to reach a population be from within. helped reduce the amount above one-third in terms of out, or basically a situation Washington County by 242 of nearly 250,000. “Utah in the future will of land consumed by new total population. where there is no more room percent, to nearly 473,000 Jobwise, healthcare sup- likely feature an older, more development by several That’s according to a re- for any substantial build- people. port is projected to experi- diverse population, as well hundred square miles, it was port released late last month ing activity or population Also poised for strong ence an annual 4 percent as an increasingly urban noted. by The Utah Foundation. It growth. numerical growth are Weber growth rate in the county, population,” the report said. The state’s 65 and-older projects the county’s popula- In spite of sizeable growth, County, projected to add followed by healthcare The state’s population population is projected to tion could reach 465,000- it will put Davis County well 72 percent more people, to practitioners and technical has nearly tripled since double by 2050, and the plus people by 2050. behind Utah and Salt Lake close to 400,000, and Cache support of 3.5 percent. 1970, when it first topped population of those 17 and That’s compared to a Counties. That’s due largely County, which is projected “A Snapshot of 2050” the one million mark. Nine younger is projected to Davis County 2010 popula- to the county having the to grow by 106 percent, to notes that projections vary Utah counties are projected decline, the report said. tion of just under 307,000 smallest land area of any of more than 232,000 people. widely on how many people to more than double their 6 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014

tor David Petersen. previous interview. Some structural fill “to bridge any “Dave Petersen and John totally eliminated,” the study Hearing In the meantime, about impacted homeowners structural problems that Wheatley’s comments are said. 165 area residents have filed acknowledged they had re- could be underneath.” uninformed and inaccurate “Symphony and Farming- Continued from p. 1 a petition opposing any ceived assistance in making Helical piers could be at best,” said Cherrill Dygert, ton decided to pass those a limited ability to get in the further development. repairs from the company. used in “extreme cases,” who has lived in their home risks to home buyers,” she way of a property owner’s Soil engineer recommen- “On this phase, we’ll do he said, adding that more with her husband Howard said. right to develop. dations were followed in more extensive soils testing testing would take place “be- for decades. In the meantime, cracks “What grounds does the that first development, said on individual lots before cause we’ve had an adverse She said Symphony have developed on the pave- city have to deny a prop- John Wheatley, vice presi- we proceed with construc- experience in the past.” Homes and the city were ment at Glynhill Court, 40 erty owner his fundamental dent of development with tion,” Wheatley said. He A nearby resident who informed in a geotechnical E. 620 South, reportedly due rights if a professional says Symphony Homes. added that “more advanced hasn’t been directly impact- study conducted by Earthlee to failure of compaction in it’s OK? We’ll look at the “Unfortunately, there solutions” will probably be ed by problems in the first Engineering in 1998, that the the street. They’re visible by soils report carefully,” said were still a few homes that considered, including over- subdivision, refuted com- site was a very high “risk of viewing Google Earth. City Community & Eco- suffered negative con- excavating where founda- ments from the developer long term settlement...The nomic Development Direc- sequences,” he said in a tions go, and putting in more and city personnel. risks at this site cannot be [email protected]

11.4 fewer high ozone days Staff of the Environmen- not just in Utah but nation- cleaner power plants,” said that warmer temperatures Air Quality in 2012, barely giving the tal Health Division are wide. Harold Wimmer, National increase risk for ozone pol- county a passing grade, ac- monitoring air quality more “We are happy to report President and CEO of the lution, so climate change Continued from p. 1 cording to the report. and the division has upgrad- continued reduction of American Lung Association. sets the stage for tougher Those figures will likely Ozone develops in the ed the Bountiful monitoring year-round particle pollution “However, this improve- challenges to protect human change as air pollution num- atmosphere from gases station. across the nation, thanks ment represents only a health. We must meet these bers for 2013 are considered, caused mainly by vehicles They are also going into to cleaner diesel fleets and partial victory. We know challenges head on.” Spence said, because the and industries, according to schools to teach kids about winter of 2013 was particu- a lung association website, the benefits of driving less larly a bad year for inver- stateoftheair.org. and taking other measures sion. Here in Davis County, to cut pollution, with the “PM 2.5 numbers are about half the pollution intent that the kids will take directly related to the weath- comes from automobiles the ideas home to their par- er,” Spence said. Drier win- and half from industries like ents, Spence said. ters tend to allow PM 2.5 to those found in south Davis And they are encourag- build in the valleys, creating County, Spence said. ing residents to take public the inversions the Wasatch While environmental transportation. Front is known for. groups have taken on Even though gasoline- While the Wasatch Front several industries in south powered vehicles are now is number eight on the short- Davis, Spence said there’s inspected by private stations, term pollution (seasonal PM still much residents can do the county still oversees the 2.5) list, most other cities on to help curb pollution. program, ensuring inspec- the list are in California and “Every citizen has a chunk tions are done properly, and are also on the top 10 most of the responsibility for it still tests diesel-engine ozone-polluted cities. that,” he said. vehicles. “I’d rather not be on that In spite of improvements The association’s report list,” Spence said. “They (the already made, the health shows that nearly half of California cities listed) have department is focusing more Americans live in counties pollution all year long.” of its efforts on air quality where ozone or particulate The report shows ozone issues, after residents gave it pollution makes the air pollution is also down in a priority in the Community unhealthy to breathe. Davis County. Compared Health Status Assessment But the report shows to 1996. The county had released last year. those numbers improving,

reduction in power rates to deny” that the measure is Increase make up for the $265,000 responsible for the prop- that will no longer be erty tax increase, in a press Continued from p. 1 transferred to the general release sent out by Margaret $255,000 to the city’s bills, fund. The electric fund must Brough. the extra police protection build a reserve to maintain Brough, represent- adds $200,000. high ratings with Moody’s ing Kaysville Citizens for In addition, the city began and Standard & Poor’s, said Responsible Government, construction on a new police Hiatt. writes that the increase is station several months ago. “We’re not quite where not a result of the initiative’s Payments on the $5.5 million we need to be on that target, passage. bond for its construction but we’re optimistic that “Rather,” she said, “these add $425,000 annually to the operating expenses will proposed tax increases are the city’s obligations for 17 stay low and we can hit that necessary to correct the years, according to Dean target rate in the next 12 to decades-long poor manage- Storey, city finance director. 18 months,” said Hiatt. ment of the city’s finances. In 2013, $265,000 was An additional expense to We have all the documenta- transferred from the city’s the city came when a state tion to show the city’s use of electric utility revenue to auditor required that the city electric fund monies were the city’s general fund, that pay for its own electric usage spent to purchase the Flint helped offset the cost of even though it owns the property for $5.3 million, three new police officers. electric company, something without proper notice to the Such a transfer is no that adds $130,000 to the rate payers,” she wrote. longer possible after voters city’s bills. That property, purchased passed Proposition 5 last Hiatt said the auditor had for economic development, November, that requires ruled that if public notice has since been sold and funds from the utility be was given, the city wouldn’t the money returned to the used only for electric utility have to pay for its electric power fund. It is the site for needs. Proponents of the utility needs. Prop 5, he said, a future Smith’s Marketplace measure acknowledged at makes that no longer pos- and other businesses. the time that property taxes sible because funds can only The decisions on rates could go up, but said they be used for direct operations were to be finalized at last would be offset by a reduc- to residents. Tuesday’s meeting. A public tion in power rates. The group of Kaysville hearing is planned for June The city council has residents that sponsored 17, and a truth in taxation proposed a 2.21 percent Proposition 5 “adamantly hearing, for Aug. 5. Davis Baby Animal Days this Friday, Saturday, Page 12 7 Thursday, Teachers honored May 8, Life by NSL church, Page 13 2014

Art in the streets

BY JENNIFFER WARDELL Though the festival technically their already very tight budget in Associate Editor ends Saturday, many local families order to organize the festival for take the opportunity on the the residents of Bountiful. BOUNTIFUL – The city’s following Sunday to stroll through “Hopefully everyone will come Main Street is about to blossom, the impromptu outdoor gallery. and enjoy themselves, and maybe whether or not Mother Nature “I really hope we get the Sunday throw a few bucks in the donation agrees with it. walk this year,” said Joy. “It’s my jar,” said Joy. “We’re going to count This year’s “Magic on the favorite part.” on the community to support us Sidewalk” chalk art festival, This year’s featured artist, Alex and keep us going.” sponsored by the Joy Foundation, Platt, was one of the big winners at And the Joy Foundation, a is getting ready to fill Main last year’s chalk festival. As with host of volunteers, and hundreds Street’s sidewalks with color. featured artists in previous years, of artists will keep giving the Running May 14-17, the festival Platt’s work will be positioned community the gift of a street full will feature the work of nearly 100 prominently in front of the post of art. local artists of all ages and skill office. “A woman pulled me aside in levels. “We don’t know what he’ll do the grocery store the other day “They’re really thrilled,” said – it’ll be a surprise,” said . “But I and said ‘the chalk art just makes Jane Joy of the artists. “They’re promise you it will be beautiful.” Bountiful sparkle,’” said Joy. “From just so dedicated. We’re really As the festival expands, that grandparents to toddlers, everyone hoping the weather works with beauty is getting harder to enjoys the festival.” us this year, but it will happen no maintain. The non-profit stretches [email protected] matter what.” The artists are all assigned a certain patch of sidewalk, and have from Thursday to Saturday morning to create anything from sea creatures to superheroes across their available space. Visitors can get a first-hand look at artists at work, and many of the artists welcome questions. Since the art can be washed away by rain, many artists bring plastic they can use to cover their work until the sun comes back out. “Even though it rained last year, we had some of the best art we’ve ever had,” said Joy. Still, sunny weather will SOME OF the art and artists from last year’s chalk festival. This certainly have its advantages. year’s festival will be held May 14-17. Photos by Jenniffer Wardell | Davis Clipper 8 Davis Life CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014

In This Together

What matters in managing motherhood LOUISE R. SHAW ur kids were just little speed when sleepless nights and When you plant something in need to see it written and one and we were in the thick exhaustive needs sap both one’s a good spot and water it, it stays might pretend they didn’t hear Oof parenting some years strength and one’s emotional there. And it likely grows when you. ago, when my husband took me energy. you care for it. You can direct one child and out to a restaurant to celebrate Are they doing OK? Are they When you paint something the have them follow, and another when they’re grown, then nobody Mother’s Day. growing physically, emotionally, paint ends up right there where have them give up. would qualify. The conversation, as conversa- socially, spiritually the way they you swiped it. And when you’re You can love a child but they If it’s because you worry a lot tions between parents do, turned need to grow? Are we doing it driving, the car and everybody might not choose to love back. and pray a lot and try differ- early on to our children, and I the right way? Will we survive? in it goes in the direction it is Not when they’re teenagers ent things for different kids and began listing my worries. My husband, as husbands do, pointed. anyway. develop new skills like patience The kind of worries that start responded to one of my recur- Same in professions that entail Teach, direct, love. The basics and doing five things at once and filling your mind from the mo- ring statements of inadequacy flying airplanes, serving food in of parenting and the founda- you find joy in even the littlest ment you have a child. Or, let’s with something he probably a restaurant, putting words on tion for all those decisions about hug and the simplest kind word be honest, from the moment you considered fairly innocuous for a a computer, or any number of bedtimes that eventually become and you never give up, then more learn you’re expecting a child. Or, conversation in a restaurant: other products. curfews, birthday parties that of us qualify. all right, from the time you even “I think you’re a good mother,” Not so parenting. Not so moth- eventually become prom nights. “You just have to love them,” think about bringing a child into he said, kind of off-hand, be- ering. So how can you know if you’re my husband would say and I the world. tween bites. There are so, so many things a good mother? wouldn’t break into tears be- They’re the kind of worries And I, as women do, burst into you have to figure out when If it’s because your kids don’t cause I had that down. “You can that build with each year and tears. you’re a mother. And a manual throw tantrums in stores when make lots of mistakes, but if you every development, about how This was not something I’d would only help if there was a they’re 2 or pretend like they love them, it will be OK.” to teach one necessary skill or heard, or felt, or dared believe. different one for every child. don’t know you when they’re His list is shorter than mine, another, how to deal with one Because being a mother is not You can teach several children 13, or tell you that you should but it’s pretty much what matters. personality trait or another, like being a gardener or being a the same way and one might have let them play football (take how to try to keep going at top painter or a builder or a pilot. catch right on but one might piano lessons, do gymnastics) [email protected]

Young artists shine in W.B. Join the Conversation BY JENNIFFER WARDELL Like Associate Editor Us On WEST BOUNTIFUL — There’s a lot of young talent in West Bountiful. The city’s arts council will facebook.com/davisclipper present its annual Young Artists program on May 9 at 7 p.m. at the West Bounti- ful City Hall. The concert will feature performances by local children and teens using everything from their voices to pianos, bassoons and more. “Any instrument a child can get interested in that helps them improve their self esteem is just a great thing,” said Cindy Chris- tensen, whose three daugh- ters will play the harp at the concert. The sisters, Emily, Aubree and Merinda, were first introduced to the harp when Hale Center Theatre had a LEFT TO RIGHT: Aubree, Emily and Merinda Christensen will live orchestra for its produc- all perform at Friday night’s concert. Courtesy photo tion of “A Christmas Carol” several years ago. Chris- with a laugh. “It’s not easy ensemble include Tony tensen, who had been long to transport three harps.” Ahlstrom, Alli Wilkinson, fascinated by the instru- Other performers include Nathan and Brandon Urry, ment, asked the harpist if Sydnee Ripplinger on cello, Kennedy Smith, Matt Sum- she gave lessons. Eventually, Carter Paxton on guitar, Ja- mers, Josh Jarmon, Lauren all three girls were playing cob Maloy on the bassoon, Sandorf, Alex Bringhurst, the instrument. and Anthony Ahlstrom, Zach Williams, Carter John- “It’s been a wonderful ex- Brock Allen, Alli Wilkin- son, Jacob and James Maloy, perience,” said Christensen. son and Tyler Allen on the Brianna Skeen and Derek The girls have performed piano. Marsden. at several places, including There will also be several “They’re all talented mu- an event for the governor, vocalists and vocal groups, sicians,” said Collen Maloy, but there are practical chal- featuring Alison Behunin, who selected the performers lenges. Derek Marsden, Meilee, for the concert. “When it comes to going Shayla and Kaysa Bal- West Bountiful City Hall to performances, a flute lard, and a vocal ensemble is located at 550 N. 800 might have been a smarter under the direction of Ray West. Come early for best choice,” said Christensen Ward. The members of that seating. CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 News 9

In Education Castles engage students in history HOSA students earn awards BY LOUISE R. SHAW Clipper Staff Writer BOUNTIFUL — Taking on subjects from medi- cal ethics to forensic medicine, Davis County stu- BOUNTIFUL — With dents took top spots in the Utah State Competition towers and turrets, moats of HOSA – Future Health Professionals (formerly and drawbridges, the castles Health Occupations Students of America). on display at Holbrook Students from Viewmont and Northridge high Elementary were similar to schools placed in a variety of categories at the state those from medieval times. competition. A number will now qualify to compete in But instead of being made the national HOSA conference in Orlando in June. of rock and wooden beam, Viewmont students earned first-place finishes in the student-made mini- four categories, second place in three and third place castles were constructed of in two. Those finishing first include Deidra Thomas, popsicle sticks, cardboard, Brayden Obrien, Brittany Nelson, Lindsey Duncan toilet paper rolls, styrofoam and Max Brcko. and clay. Brcko created a review system for medical ter- Still, the student creations minology called Brainscape, that helped his fellow have served a purpose, help- students prepare for the test. ing sixth graders learn more Sean Giovannoni, Obrien and Christian Flynn of about medieval culture and Viewmont had second-place finishes, and Tyler Atkin- history while involved in son, McKaylee Brooks and Brittany Nelson finished their construction. third in other categories. Rylee Alder said she Emily Doud and Alexis Larsen of Northridge learned that there were placed second in the CERT category. a lot of bad sicknesses in In addition, Christina Wallace of Northridge and those days. She also learned Amberlee Palmer of Clearfield were honored for out- that they wore really “cool standing HOSA chapters. clothes.” she said, “is that with 63 stu- Isaac Gates was interest- dents, there are 63 different ed to find out about knights looking castles.” and the different things that On those castles, there Viewmont receives arts grant were done for protection, were coat of arms and ivy such as building a castle in on walls, flags and knights BOUNTIFUL — A $2,500 grant to support an art the middle of a lake. and catapults. education project at Viewmont High was announced “They did a lot of re- “It was truly a fun unit,” recently. search online,” said their said Bell. “The kids were Utah Arts & Museums is providing $66,729 in teacher, Tamara Bell. “They very engaged. grants to 18 schools in Utah. looked at castle parts and “As we look at history,” “Arts education is crucial for a thriving community,” how they were put together.” she said, “students come to said Lynnette Hiskey, director of the arts organization, Bell works with two know that we study the past, in a press release. “We’re pleased to offer this financial classes of sixth graders, 63 connect our discoveries with assistance to help schools and organizations work with students in all, for their what we know today and professional artists and acquire innovative tools that social studies unit. apply our new knowledge can be used to reach learners.” Students were given six and understanding to make STUDENT-CREATED CASTLES may be made of modern-day The grants can also be used to bring in artists-in- weeks to complete the better decisions for the materials, but building them in miniature teaches about an residence. castles after doing their future.” era long past, according to sixth-grade teacher Tamara Bell [email protected] research. (in rear, top photo). “The most unique thing,” [email protected] Photo by Louise R. Shaw|Davis Clipper Making tough decisions: Caring for the elderly at home • Trust provisions to provide at home care or compensation for family caregivers • Caregiver agreements to cover live-in family or other caregivers Bring in • Financial power of attorney to handle fi nances and make this ad contracts with home health care agencies or care centers and receive • Medical power of attorney to make decisions about 10% off nursing home or hospital treatments Team wins at problem solving Call to set up your FREE consultation today In a recent Destination Imagination competition, students from Wasatch Peak Academy in “Personal Care ... Professional Results” North Salt Lake took first place in their division. The students now qualify to compete at the Global Finals in Tennessee, according to information provided. They include (from left) Ian ROWE & WALTON PC Eggleston, Emma Charley, Tate Triplett, Courtney Wojtasik, Easton Smith, Nathan Taylor and Robyn Walton, Attorney at Law Julien Lopez. The team is coached by Andrea Seminario. Destination Imagination encourages creativity that begins with imagination and results in innovation, according to its website, and includes both the arts and the sciences. Courtesy photo 801-298-0640 • 915 So. Main Street, Bountiful • rowewalton.com 10 Calendar CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 WHAT TO DO IN DAVIS

open online at www.utahlupus. to delivering the latest on all designed to help entrepreneurs EVENTS org. or by calling 1-800-657- the family-friendly events and understand the basics to start a 6398. activities in Davis County. Tell Davis County what you’re doing! Send in business, 6 p.m., WSU Davis • The Wasatch Community Princess and Pirates Play is the (2730 N. University Park Blvd, May 8 Gardens annual plant sale will theme for the event, 5:30 to Layton) Building 3 Room 206, • Roll down your bobby take place from 8 a.m.-1 p.m. 7:30 p.m., Farmington Station your events, concerts, plays and community free, register at clients.utahs- socks and roll up your sleeves, in the Rowland Hall School Park, 320 N. Station Park- bdc.org/events.aspx. Station Park is kicking off parking lot, 720 S. Guardsman way, Farmington. http://www. 1st and 3rd Wednesday Cruise Night, featuring a clas- Way (1580 E.), Salt Lake City. shopatstationpark.com/play. events to [email protected] to • The Davis County chapter, sic and hot rod car show. The http://wasatchgardens.org/ 801-923-9111. National Alliance on Mental free family event will be held events/plant-sale. Illness (NAMI) meets first and from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the May 10, 24 get them included in the calendar. third Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. southeast parking lot of the • Utah Iris Society annual at Intermountain Bountiful shopping center in Farmington. Iris Show, 2-5 p.m., Sugar- MUSIC Clinic, 390 N. Main, Bountiful. Families will enjoy free games, house Garden Center, 1602 E. sor,” Friday, May 16, 6:30 p.m. Department’s Family Caregiver Call Fran Wilby, 801-631-1275 activities, prizes and celebrity 2100 South, Salt Lake City. Green Show, 7 p.m., Merry Support Program is offering a or Jerry King, 801-451-5325. rock and roll DJ, J.C. Hackett. Free admission. May 9 Wives of Windsor. May 17, six-week series of classes for Summer Art Classes Cruise nights are held the sec- May 13 • Davis Arts Chamber Music matinee, 1:30, Green Show individuals caring for fam- • Bountiful/Davis Art Cen- ond Thursday of each month • Storytelling at the Thomas Series presents “A ‘Lite Nite’ and 2 p.m. “Merry Wives of ily members who are older or ter will host over 20 different through October. Whitaker Museum, 168 N. of Chamber Music,” Kaysville Windsor,” 6:30 p.m. Green frail. These classes are free to children’s summer workshops. May 9 Main, Centerville, 7 p.m. Tabernacle, 198 W. Center, Show and 7 p.m. “Merry Wives the public. Individuals may Classed range from watercolor, • Antelope Island State Park, Maryilyn Jensen, Park City, 7:30 p.m. davisarts.org. Free. of Windsor.” Ticket, $5; family attend at any time during the to graffiti/street art to contem- 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Meet the park will talk about the High • Temple Square Concert Se- ticket: $20. Call Jorgina Han- series. Classes held Thursdays porary dance. Each workshop naturalist at 6:30 p.m. for a 2.5 Adventures of Thomas and ries, 7:30 p.m. Assembly Hall. cock, 801-916-4109 or visit at the Golden Year Senior is held as a one week camp, mile one way (5 miles round Elizabeth Whitaker. Sharon Hopkins, soprano, will the Clipper office for tickets. Activity Center, 726 S. 100 Monday-Friday, two hours a trip) hike along the Lakeside May 14-47 perform. Performances are free Bountiful Heights Church, 390 East, Bountiful at noon. A light day. Sign your children up for Trail for a discussion of the • Magic On The SideWalk and open to ages 8 and older. N. 400 East, Bountiful. lunch will be provided at all of an art adventure today! More history of Lake Bonneville. The Bountiful Chalk Art May 10 June 23-July 19 the classes but attendees must information can be found at: Meet at the Lakeside Trailhead Festival Main and Center • Temple Square Concert • “Children of Eden,” Cen- RSVP by each Monday at noon http://www.bdac.org/?page_ (Bridger Bay Campground, site Street. Series, 7:30 p.m. Assembly terPoint Legacy Theatre, 525 to Megan at 801-525-5088. id=830 #8). Entrance fees apply. May 15-19 Hall. Schubert Singers will N. 400 West, Centerville. For * May 8, topic to be an- 801-721-9569. • 16th annual Great Salt perform. Performances are free tickets or more information, nounced. May 10 Lake Bird Festival. Keynote and open to ages 8 and older. call 801-298-1302. center- * May 15, topic, Self Care • Bountiful 27th Ward 50th speaker May 17 will be The pointtheatre.org. for Family, presented by CLUBS Anniversary Party, 5 to 7 p.m., Nature Conservancy’s conser- Michelle Johnson — Thatcher 1145 N. 200 East. Former and vation geographer and expert STAGE Brook Home Health and Hos- Thursdays birder Tim Boucher. www. current ward members and CLASSES pice. • The Bountiful Exchange GreatSaltLakeBirdFest.com. families are invited to attend. May 13 Club meets at 7:30 a.m. at May 20 April 21-May 17 • Antelope Island State Park, May 8, 15, 22, 29 • The Small Business Country Inn and Suites, 999 • The South Davis Social 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Guided tour • “Man of la Mancha,” Cen- • Learn to cook with freeze Development Center at WSU N. 500 West, West Bountiful. Chapter of AARP will meet at with the curator at the Fielding terPoint Legacy Theatre, 525 dried foods. 458 N. 500 West, presents “Start Smart: Business Visitors welcome. 12:30 p.m. at the Golden Years Garr Ranch. See the entire N. 400 West, Centerville. For Bountiful upstairs Integrated Start-Up Seminar,” a two- Senior Center, 726 S. 100 East, ranch site from the original tickets or more information, Building. 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Craig Steven Allen Joseph Leonard Lundstrom passed peace- Our beloved wife, mother, grandmother and fully from this mortal life to life in the spirit world great-grandmother, Margaret passed through January 11, 1983 - May 2, 2014 on April 24, 2014 surrounded by loving family. the veil Thursday, May 1, 2014. Margaret (80) He had been anticipating for some time that he was born in Tooele, on November 14, 1933, the was needed on the other side as a missionary third child of George S. Park and Vera Olive Our hearts were broken Friday, May 2, companion with his son James Christian and Boyle. She lived in Tooele until age 12, when 2014 when we learned that Craig had passed his brother Harold Clawson. Joseph was 90 her parents moved to a ranch in Meeker, Colo., away from injuries sustained in a motorcycle years old, born June 27, 1923, in Bremerton, where she enjoyed ranching and riding horses accident. He was a wonderful father, son, Wash., as the second son of Emil Leonard with her father. She graduated from Meeker brother, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend. He Lundstrom and Anna Betty Clawson. High School in 1952. In 1956, she was one of will be sorely missed by all of us who were Joseph attended public schools in Long the first nursing graduates from Brigham Young lucky enough to know him during his short Beach and Santa Monica, Calif. He served in University. life. the United States Marine Corp during World Margaret married Charles H. Pitt on June Craig was born on January 11, 1983 in War II as a radio operator and telephone 8, 1956 in the Salt Lake Temple. They lived Bountiful to Steve and Claudia Allen. He linemen and saw action in the Solomon Islands (Guadalcanal), in Stadium Village at the University of Utah, graduated from Viewmont High School in Guam, and Iwo Jima with the Third Marine Division, 21st Regiment, where she became the mother of two boys, 2001. He also attended Weber State Univer- Headquarters Company. Following the war he graduated from Santa Roland and William. After Charles graduated sity. At age 19 he was called to serve a mis- Monica Community College and UCLA studying history and English. in 1960, they moved to Cambridge, England, sion in Seoul, Korea. He married Alyssa Van Joseph was a participating member of the LDS Church and served in where he continued his studies and where Wagoner (Rivers) in March of 2003. various callings including as a stake president of the Rose Park North Jennifer was born. After returning to Utah, she They were later divorced. Craig was Stake; as a temple worker in the Ogden and Bountiful Temples; and was a registered nurse at LDS Hospital and a loving father to Ben (age 10) and as a stake patriarch in the Kaysville North Stake. He was a student later at Lakeview Hospital, where she special- Luke (age 6). They were the loves of the scriptures and doctrines of the church and acknowledged as ized in intensive care nursing. She lived in the of his life and he spent every minute an outstanding gospel doctrine teacher and church historian. He was avenues of Salt Lake City where Wendy was he could with them. promised in his Patriarchal Blessing that he would be a shining light born in 1962. Wendy lived for about a half hour. He loved his grandparents and and a leader among men; that he would be an influence for goodness She and her family moved to a new home in had a special relationship with them. and lead people in the ways of righteousness. Bountiful in 1962, where Rosanne and Barbara He was so full of life, extremely He was also active in community affairs including service as were born, making the family complete. entertaining, funny and charismatic. president of the Kaysville Rotary Club. He loved books and was an Margaret also was an office nurse for Drs. Guyman and Clarke He loved his brothers and sister avid reader as well as a writer of essays, a practice he began as a where she touched many lives. Marge was an active member of and they in return loved his fun 12-year-old in junior high school, and something he chose to continue the LDS Church. She served as a Relief Society president, in many loving personality and antics. When throughout his life. He was a published essayist, poet, author and teaching positions and as a temple worker in the Bountiful Temple for Craig was around he had everyone editorialist, enjoying a career with the Deseret News, retiring in 1988. 10 years. She and Charles served a full-time mission in the Madrid, laughing and enjoying themselves. Through all of his ups and downs He enjoyed gardening and shared with the neighbors much of his Spain Temple in 1999-2000. those closest to him knew of his big and caring heart. He loved the bountiful harvests. He also became a wood working hobbyist and Margaret is now spending time with her parents George and Vera, outdoors, animals, BBQs and fun times with friends and family. He enjoyed making do-dads for his children and grandchildren. her siblings Jim and Dorothy, and her daughter, Wendy. Her family also enjoyed building and carpentry and working with his dad. Joseph married Beverley Jeanne Leitch in Santa Barbara, Calif. will miss her until we see her again — her husband, Charles, her Craig was preceded in death by grandparents Jack and Connie The marriage was later solemnized in the Salt Lake Temple. Joseph children, Roland, Bill (Stacee), Jennifer Bredthauer (Carl), Rosanne, Bangerter and grandfather Reese K. Allen. Survived by his children and Beverley have eight children, 34 grandchildren, and have had Barbara Terrill (Scott). She is the proud grandmother of 17 and great- Benjamin Craig Allen, Lukas Jack Allen, his parents, Steve and Clau- the enjoyment of seeing 31 great-grandchildren; all born to goodly grandmother of 10. dia Allen, sister, Diana Allen Andrew, brothers, Thomas James Allen parents. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday May 10, 2014 at and Clark David Allen. Also survived by his grandmother Janice E. Joseph is survived by his wife or 68 years, Beverley Jeanne; the Val Verda Stake Center, 2651 S. 500 West, Bountiful. Friends and Allen and many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews. seven of his eight children, his grandchildren and great grandchildren, family may visit Friday between 6 to 8 p.m. at the Russon Brothers We love you Craig more than you can even imagine. Your fun- and one brother, Richard of Ivans, Utah. His children are Sally (Den- Mortuary, 295 N. Main Street, Bountiful or Saturday, 9:45 to 10:45 loving, outgoing personality will be forever missed. nis) Hendrickson, James (deceased), Joel (Kim) Lundstrom, David a.m. at the church. Interment will be at the Bountiful City Cemetery. Friends and family can visit Thursday, May 8 at Russon Brothers (Sharalee) Lundstrom, Jonathan (Cathy) Lundstrom, Holly (Steve) Online guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com. Mortuary, 295 North Main Street, Bountiful, from 6 to 8 pm. Services Allred, Robert (Garilyn) Lundstrom, and Laurie (Clark) Christensen. will be held Friday, May 9 at the Bountiful 34th Ward Chapel, 540 N. A memorial a viewing was held on Friday, May 2, from 6 to 8 p.m. 1200 East. Visit with family from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and the funeral at Russon Brothers Farmington Mortuary, 1941 North Main Street, starting at 11 a.m. Interment will be at the Bountiful City Cemetery, Farmington. 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They, along with Associate Editor a professional sheep shearer, will hold April 2, 1928 - May 1, 2014 regular performances throughout the “You’re A Good Man Magee!” KAYSVILLE — It’s a chance to d a y. cuddle a baby animal without having “We’ve never had the Ogden Na- With great sadness we share with you the to clean up after it. ture Center come before,” said Mul- passing of Ralph Mace, beloved father, grand- The USU Botanical Center and the ford. “We’re pretty excited about it.” father and friend. He passed away peacefully 4H are getting ready for this year’s All tickets include one free horse May 1, at his home surrounded by family. His Baby Animal Days, set for May 9-10 generous nature, sharp wit and eternal opti- ride for kids 16 and under, as well as mism will be greatly missed. Born April 2, 1928 at the botanical center. The event, one free face painting. Additional in Kanab, to George G. Mace and Ada Mae which costs $5 per person and $25 rides and face paintings can be pur- Judd. Married Karen Lamb, later divorced, but per family, will give kids the chance chased for $2 each, the same price as a became best friends. to interact with everything from baby climb on the rock wall. Other activi- He is survived by his eight children: Kathy chicks to baby llamas. Hours are 2-8 (Brad) Piggott; Loraine (Nathan) Brienholt; ties, such as a bounce house and crafts, Greg; Marilyn Cotitta, Curtis (Mary); Wandle p.m. Friday and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Satur- are free with admission. (Kelley); Stephanie (Darryl) Jenkins; Heather d a y. The event serves as a fund raiser for (Travis) Rounds and his eight grandchildren. “This is probably the biggest event both the botanical center and the 4H. Funeral services will be held Thursday, May 8 at 11 a.m. at the we hold all year,” said Jayne Mulford, “Half the money goes to the 4H,” Bountiful 41st Ward Church, 165 S. 1000 East, Bountiful. Friends may call prior to services at 10 a.m. Internment will be Friday, May who helps plan events at the center. said Maloy. “The other half goes 9, in Kanab, at the Kanab Cemetery at 11 a.m. Friends may call at “It’s tons of fun.” toward garden development.” AVAILABLEMosdell Mortuary, 676 U.S. Highway 89 at 10 a.m. In addition to the llamas and chicks, KIDS at last year’s Baby Animal Days. Family tickets can be purchased for the event will also have baby sheep, This year’s event is May 9-10. groups of up to six related people ages pigs, goats and bunnies. A petting tent Courtesy photo 3 and older. Discounts are available APRIL Steven Lynn Turner gives participants the chance to touch for military families and garden mem- some of the animals, all of which have share their expertise.” bers families. 1936-2014 been provided by people in 4H. In addition, the Ogden Nature For more information and to pur- St “It’s nice, because they’re the actual Center will be doing a show featur- chase tickets, visit babyanimaldays. Steven Lynn Turner passed away May 1, at owners,” said Mulford. “They get to ing birds, while Scales and Tails will org. Davis his home, surrounded by his loving family, in Woods Cross. He was born in Salt Lake City on July 27, 1936 to Lucile Pulver and Joseph Daril Turner. He married Joyce Emeline Bond on Oct. 4, 1954 in the Salt Lake Temple. - Steven graduated from South High and has 1 lived in Salt Lake City, Kearns and in Woods SUBSCRIBE Clipper Cross for the past 50 years. He worked as a Don’t miss machinist for UPRR for 43 years and was a board member of the Pacific Rail Credit Union. TODAY! He also served in the Utah National Guard. 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Called to serve Elder and Sister Jolley Elder Dean and Sister Celia Jolley have been called to serve in the England Birmingham Mission. They will speak May 11 at 9 a.m. in the Kaysville 20th Ward, 855 E. Mutton Hollow Road, Kaysville. Sister Tebbs Sister Hailey Tebbs, daughter of John and Alicia Tebbs, has been called to serve in the Tennessee Nashville Mission. She will speak May 11 at 9 a.m. in the North Canyon 6th Ward, 965 Oakwood Dr., Bountiful.

Returned Home TEACHERS WERE HONORED by students who are members of Abundant Life Assembly of God. The recognition banquet was held this past weekend. Courtesy photo Sister Johnson Sister Alicia Johnson, daughter of Bert and Renee Johnson, has returned home after serv- ing in the Tennessee Nashville Mission. She Teachers: ‘awesome,’ ‘brillant’ will speak May 11 at 10:50 a.m. in the Bounti- ful 4th Ward, 100 E. 1400 South, Bountiful. BY MELINDA WILLIAMS 31 students at Foxboro El- “It’s amazing work you’ve morning wise master.’ I wish Clipper Staff Writer ementary School and teach done. Each year a teacher every student had a teacher them, “so they succeed.” adds a little bit to the time who saw them as a work in Elder Hellberg NORTH SALT LAKE And Henry Heidrich said capsule,” Lucero said. “The progress.” Elder Conor Hellberg, son of David Hellberg — Kids used words like his Muir Elementary School problem is they (students) Lucero told the teachers and Keeley Hellberg, has returned home after “awesome,” “nice,” and Principal Jan Rawlins don’t realize or appreciate it they were being honored be- serving in the Taiwan Taichung Mission. He “brilliant,” to describe their “inspired me not to talk as at the time. cause they touched the lives will speak May 11 at 11 a.m. in the Woodbriar teachers at a banquet Friday much in class.” “I wish every student of the students at Abundant Ward, 900 Eaglepointe Drive, North Salt night, May 3, to honor them. “It’s really good teachers, understood how valuable Life, “and it’s a ripple effect Lake. One girl even described who bless the lives of their their education is,” he said. felt by their parents and by her teacher as “supercalifra- students,” Utah State Board “I wish every teacher had us at the church.” gilisticexpialidocious.” of Education Member Kim a class that would greet Elder Poppe Students belonging to Burningham told those in them with the words, ‘Good [email protected] Elder Tyler M. Poppe, son of Dan and LeEtta Abundant Life Assembly of attendance. Poppe, has returned home after serving in the God honored each teacher “Everyone of you had a Retired? Argentina Salta Mission. He will speak May with a trophy, certificate, teacher in your life that did 11 at 9 a.m. in the West Bountiful 5th Ward, dinner they served and, of something good for you,” he Let's talk about rolling over your 401K 550 N. 800 West, West Bountiful. course, their accolades at said. “Some teachers taught the annual Teacher Appre- me things I didn’t want to Steven M Flockhart Erik B Knutsen, AAMS® ciation Banquet learn. One teacher pushed Financial Advisor Financial Advisor Each year, students in the me, but I didn’t realize it 150 W Parrish Lane Ste 150 3393 Orchard Drive Centerville, UT 84014 Bountiful, UT 84010 congregation from kinder- until later,” he said. 801-294-0143 801-292-2295 Family history classes garten through 12th grade Speaking of how today’s www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC video-tape their thoughts students will be tomorrow’s Find us on on what makes their teacher leaders, Burningham said,✓ Facebook planned through May special, to be played back “Our whole culture depends SALT LAKE CITY a.m. - 12:15 p.m. at the banquet held at the on teachers, and we survive — Classes on researching And, the library is church, 410 N. Main, North on those students’ achieve- German and Swedish fam- offering classes on Mid- Salt Lake. ments as they grow.” ily history, as well as a class Atlantic States research And each year, teachers “Tonight we thank you for geared towards Spanish- on May 10. Topics include and church members who something you’ve already speaking genealogists will “New Jersey,” “New York,” attend can count on some done — you touched one of be among offerings at the and “Pennsylvania.” These funny, witty and touching our students,” the Rev. Alex Family History Library classes will run from 9:30 sentiments from the kids. Lucero, pastor of Abundant through the rest of May. a.m. -2 p.m. Gage Picard described Life told the teachers. Serving the “Hart” of Your Home and Business. On Saturday, May A class will be offered Layton Christian Academy He likened kids to a time 10, classes on German in Spanish on May 17. 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FRIDAY EVENING MAY 9, 2014 TUESDAY EVENING MAY 13, 2014 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ^ KUTV News Ent Unforgettable (N) Hawaii Five-0 Blue Bloods News Letterman Ferguson ^ KUTV News Ent NCIS (DVS) NCIS: Los Angeles Person of Interest News Letterman Ferguson $ KTVX News Inside Shark Tank Shark Tank (N) ’ (9:01) 20/20 News Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline $ KTVX News Inside S.H.I.E.L.D. Gold Trophy Celeb.-Swap News Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline % KSL News News Dateline NBC (N) Grimm (N) ’ KSL inDEPTH News Tonight Show Meyers % KSL News News The Voice ’ About- Fisher Chicago Fire News Tonight Show Meyers _ KUED PBS NewsHour (N) Wash Charlie Silk-Ensemble “Jake Shima” Time/By One Foot Viewers’ Choice _ KUED PBS NewsHour (N) Coming Back Street Vets Frontline Government surveillance. 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SATURDAY EVENING MAY 10, 2014 WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 14, 2014 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 ^ KUTV Entertainment Ton. Mike Millers 48 Hours ’ 48 Hours (N) News Spo Hooked Honor ^ KUTV News Ent Survivor (N) Criminal Minds CSI: Crime Scene News Letterman Ferguson $ KTVX NBA Basketball Miami Heat at Brooklyn Nets. (N) NBA Access Hollywood News Leisure Carpet OK! TV $ KTVX News Inside Middle Suburg. Mod Mixology Nashville ’ News Jimmy Kimmel Live Nightline % KSL Sports Outdoors Dateline NBC ’ Sat. 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Dan Patrick Poker After Dark SHOW › “Scary Movie V” (2013) Boxing Penny ››‡ “Lawless” (2012) ‘R’ SHOW Penny Dreadful ’ Jim Rome, Sho Californ. Nurse Jim Rome, Sho Years of Living “Look of Love” SPIKE Cops ’ Cops ’ ››› “Iron Man” (2008, Action) Robert Downey Jr. ’ ››‡ “John Carter” (2012) ’ SPIKE Bar Rescue ’ Hungry Investors Hungry Investors Bar Rescue ’ Unfi Count Bar Rescue ’ STARZ Da Vinci’s Demons (7:10) ››› “This Is the End” (2013) Da Vinci’s Demons Da Vinci’s Demons Da Vinci’s Demons STARZ (6:10) ›› “The Call” (2013) (7:45) ›› “National Treasure” (2004) ’ Da Vinci’s Demons “All Is Bright” TNT ›‡ “Rush Hour 3” (2007) (DVS) (8:02) ››‡ “Hulk” (2003) Eric Bana. (10:32) “Gridiron Gang” TNT NBA Basketball Teams TBA. NBA Basketball Teams TBA. (N) (Live) Inside the NBA (N) The Mentalist USA Mod Mod Mod Mod Mod Mod Mod Mod Mod Mod Mod Mod USA NCIS ’ NCIS “Jurisdiction” NCIS ’ NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles WTBS Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Deal Bam ›‡ “Killers” (2010) Ashton Kutcher. WTBS Fam Guy Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Deal Conan Holmes Conan Holmes CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 Horizons 15 Weddings Palmer- Birthday Collier Bell- 90th: Brett and Jeanine Palmer are pleased to announce the Huffaker marriage of their daughter, Fadel Brianna, to Jonathan A.S. Allison Bell and Bret Collier on Saturday, May 10, Huffaker were married 2014 in the Salt Lake LDS Happy 90th birthday April 26, 2014 in the Bounti- Temple. Jon is the son of Beth Weaver Fadel ful LDS Temple. A recep- Eric and Cynthia Collier. We love you!! tion was held that evening A reception will be held at the Porter Lane Chapel in that evening in their honor Centerville. On May 3 a re- at This is the Place Heri- ception was held at the Bell tage Park. After a relaxing residence in Bakersfield, honeymoon, the couple will Calif. make their home in Provo Allison is the daughter where they will continue Brianna Palmer of Jeff and Lisa Bell. She their studies at Brigham Jonathan A.S. Collier Beth Weaver Fadel graduated from BYU April Young University. 25, 2014, majoring in psy- chology. Allison Bell Bret is the son of Ford Bret Huffaker and Paula Huffaker. He 1st Birthday Anniversary majoring in geology. served in the Washington Following a honeymoon Seattle Mission Korean cruise they will make their speaking, and is attending Elliott home in Orem. Utah Valley University, 60th: Holmes Huntington Merrill- Elliott Holmes, son of Robert and Sheila Hun- Dustin and Natalie Holmes, tington will celebrate their Roberts grandson of Robert and wedding anniversary of 60 Cindi Holmes and Leon and years May 14. They were Laraine Nielson, celebrated Elizabeth Merrill and married on that day in 1954 his first birthday May 4, Calvin Roberts were mar- in the Salt Lake Temple. 2014. ried May 2, 2014 in the Both, active in The Bountiful LDS Temple. Church of Jesus Christ of Elizabeth is the daughter Latter-day Saints, were of John and Jenny Merrill. happy to serve in many She is a graduate of Bounti- Elliott Holmes leadership positions. They ful High and BYU. She will served a mission to Ala- attend USC Law School. bama Birmingham during Calvin is the son of 1998-2000 and recently 18 Thomas and Traci Rob- Holbrook teachers retire years as Bountiful Temple Robert and Sheila erts of Alpine, Calif. He ordinance workers. Bob Huntington is a graduate of BYU and retired with the rank of cap- Brooke (Paul). They are served in the London, tain from the Salt Lake Fire proud of 33 grandchildren England Mission. He is Elizabeth Merrill Department in 1985. They and 37 great-grandchildren employed at Moelis & Com- Calvin Roberts loved trailer traveling with (three more babies this sum- pany. their seven children through their home in Los Angeles, mer). The couple will make Calif. the years: Laurie (Lance), Jill (Randy), Kerry (Mari- The family will celebrate lyn), Michael (Sallie), Mark May 13 with a Bountiful (LuAnne), Lisa (Russ) and Temple session and a dinner Williams- to follow. Thacker

Alyssa Williams and Kendall Thacker were married May 6, 2014 in the Bountiful LDS Temple. A reception was held at Karron Owen Wendy Rice the Eldredge Manor that evening. Alyssa is the daughter Holbrook Elementary Boulton Elementary and of Dee and Roxanne Wil- announces the retirement of Holbrook Elementary. She liams. She graduated from Karron Owens and Wendy graduated from Weber Bountiful High in 2008 Rice. State College. She has and served an LDS Indi- Karron Owen has been enjoyed working with ana Indianapolis Mission. teaching 26 years at vari- many students throughout ous schools Oak Hills, JP the years. They have been She graduated from Utah Alyssa Williams Stewart, and Holbrook a big part of her life. She State in 2014 with a BS Kendall Thacker Eagle Scouts degree in exercise science. Elementary. She graduated has loved them all and will from the University of Utah. miss teaching. Wendy will Congratulations to Zach Edwards, Jacob Miller and Kyle Kendall is the son of Gibbs on receiving their Eagle Scout Award. Zach is the son Steve and Pam Thacker. BYU in 2014 in mechani- She will treasure 26 years of also be missed by all. cal engineering going for teaching wonderful students Holbrook Elementary of Lynn and Mara Edwards. Jacob is the son of Jared and He graduated from Kristin Miller. Kyle is the son of Kelly and Charlene Gibbs. Viewmont High in 2008 joint MBA and master of and will miss them. She will will be hosting a retire- engineering at BYU. also miss faculty and friends. ment open house May 13, Zach, Jacob and Kyle are members of Troop 358 of the and served an LDS Ne- Orchard 3rd Ward in North Salt Lake. braska Omaha Mission. They will make their Karron will be missed by all. 2014 from 4:30 to 6:00 pm He will graduate from home in Provo. Wendy Rice has been in the media center. teaching for 25 years at 16 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014

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Staying safe and keeping healthy were part of the fun at this year’s Safe Kids Day, held Saturday at Legacy Events Center. Firefighters passed out hats and gave kids a chance to climb through fire trucks; physicians helped patch up stuffed teddy bears, and volunteers helped kids through obstacle courses to teach the importance of obeying traffic signals. Safety and fun combine at KIDS’ FAIR Photos by Louise R. Shaw

“Just Jumpin’” demonstrates one way for kids to stay active and healthy to an enthusiastic crowd at the fair. The group, sponsored by Intermountain Live Well, will soon be going to a national competition. At last year’s event, they took fourth place. “It doesn’t matter how you’re active,” said Patrice Winn, coach of the group. “Just be active.” 18 Comics CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 Business 19

Voice of Business A businessman’s view on the best places to invest your money ur economy is most likely take 60 months. ucts doesn’t add new jobs, it vations” has led to a jobless focus on what is scarce and Historically, businesses like a per- Economists today talk simply shifts them from the recovery. costly (people.)” have frequently held the “Opetual motion about a “jobless recovery,” old version of the product Christensen’s point is For example, he said that assumption that employees machine, a self-sustaining but he says that just to the new version of the that this has led to an Amazon, a leader in the were interchangeable, that process,” taught noted doesn’t make sense. product. economy that is awash with business world today, has if one person left the com- businessman, educator, and His review of what has For example, when cash, but with no place to stopped focusing on report- pany he/she could be easily author Clayton Christensen changed was fascinat- cellular phones were invest it. The Fed used to ing success in financial replaced. But the cost of at the recent Governor’s ing and intuitive. invented they created stimulate the economy by terms only, but now talks that assumption was high in Annual Economic Summit. In summary, Chris- their own demand and injecting more cash. But about “people improve- terms of training, lost sales, Christensen is a profes- tensen points out created thousands that isn’t working today ments.” disruption of processes, and sor in the Harvard Business that America has of jobs – technol- because there is already too “Investing in people low morale. Today’s wise School and is noted inter- gone from devel- ogy, management, much cash in the system. today is the best guaranty business leader knows that nationally for his work on oping “market- sales, service, etc. His counsel to government of a bright future. Investing “people are the key” to “disruptive innovation.” creating inno- But now when is to enact fiscal policies, in people is not a cost, it is success. His presentation focused vations” (new Jim Smith they upgrade their place controls on spending, an investment.” I encourage you to pick on “why is it taking so long inventions, new Davis Chamber CEO existing phones and break the log jam that That investment may be up any of Clayton Chris- for us to come out of this ideas) to a culture the number of jobs is preventing the economy in the form of educational tensen’s books and study last, deep recession?” that focuses on created is relatively from investing in innova- opportunities, it may be in his innovative ideas. If you He pointed out that a few “sustaining innovations” small since all they do is tion. creating an environment are like me, you will find decades ago it took labor that simply takes exist- move their technical staff, So where does he think that encourages innovation the concepts he teaches about six months to bounce ing products and makesa their sales force, and service we should be investing in and does not punish failed simple but intuitive. Our back following a recession, improvements to them in techs from the old phone today’s businesses? He attempts to create new business leaders need to but that job recovery has order to make them more to the new phone. encourages business leaders ideas or processes, or it may find new ways to think and gradually become slower effective or less expensive. Industry’s failure to focus to “ignore what is cheap be in simply focusing on to invest in order to thrive and slower, until now it will Improving existing prod- on “market-creating inno- and abundant (capital) and our work environment. in tomorrow’s world. Braves soccer teams nets big Region 6 win, plus other scores, Page 21 20 Cops, fire fighters playing basketball Thursday, Sports May 8, game to raise money for boy with cancer, Page 22 2014 Playoffs start Monday in 4A, 5A ranks

BY SHAIN GILLET STATE HIGH Clipper Sports Editor SCHOOL playoffs in the 4A and 5A WOODS CROSS — The playoffs for 2A and 3A classifications will golf, tennis, soccer and other sports have been under- begin Monday way for the past week. with girls’ golf The rest of the high schools in the state will join in and continue Monday when the 5A schools battle on the links of Boun- through Friday tiful Ridge Golf Course for the right to be called state with track and champions. field. Davis, which missed being crowned a cham- Photos by Kevin pion last year by a single stroke, will look to Hansen and Jen overcome last season’s shortcomings this Barnett | photo- year. jen-ics.smugmug. Viewmont also finished in the top five last com year, and is hoping to improve on its perfor- mance this year. The first round of the 4A and 5A baseball and softball tournament will start Tuesday at respective home sites, and most high schools from south Davis County are expected to be in the playoffs. In baseball, the Davis Darts held a two game lead over third place Fremont as of press time. They are lined up to face Bingham in the first round. Viewmont, which jumped to a tie at the No. 4 seed with Northridge, could travel to Jordan or Copper Hills should they make the playoffs. The Vikings had won five of their last six games to move to a tie with the Knights for the final spot in the playoffs in Region 1. Both Viewmont and Northridge were 6-9 as of Tuesday afternoon. In the 4A ranks, Region 6 champion Bountiful and second place Woods Cross will each host a first round game when the playoffs start for the Braves and Wildcats. Bountiful will host the No. 4 seed from Region 7, and Woods Cross will host Mountain View, currently the No. 3 seed from the region. In the 5A softball ranks, Viewmont will be making the

n See “PLAYOFFS” p. 22 Camp Speed still going strong in Bountiful The playoffs BY SHAIN GILLET over 600 athletes in the Clipper Sports Editor program,” said Larsen in a press release sent to the are coming! Clipper. “A lot of our sum- BOUNTIFUL — From mer participants have gone lear out the calendars and take the 40-yard dash to the on to make All-Region and the next two weeks off ... if you shuttle run, cone drills and All-State honors in their can. more, Bob Larsen and his C sports, so the athletes are The state playoffs are fast approach- annual Camp Speed con- seeing the results too.” ing as region titles are still up for grabs tinue to thrive. The camp now enters its and the playoff pictures are as muddied It’s also a place where 12th consecutive year, and as ever in quite a few sports across the athletes go to improve Larsen is hoping to see a state. their times, not just see turnout similar to years The picture is clear for some schools; them. past when the program first however, and locally a few teams are Larsen, a physical From the got its start in Utah. already in preparation mode as the therapist at Sportsmed Speed Camp started as playoffs become more and more of a Physical Therapy in Boun- sidelines an idea after Larsen at- reality. tiful, continues to run the Shain Gillet tended a course in Arizona The Vikings soccer team, for instance, annual speed camp due to and met with the director is already a lock for a region crown and its growing popularity and of Athlete’s Performance, a a top five ranking in the state heading into the 5A playoffs, its ability to help athletes well-known training facility and all soccer eyes are likely focused on them as a front improve on even the slight- there. runner to play in the state title game. est of footwork tendencies BOB LARSEN HAS hosted Bountiful’s annual Camp Speed After seeing the initial But anything is possible when you’re in the playoffs, and seen by the many athletes since 2003 and has helped as many as 600 athletes from success, participation in his even though some systems are perceived as “flawed” in the that have come to his door. both the high school and college ranks. The camp starts in early June. “We held our first camp n See “STATE” p. 22 in 2003 and have trained n See “SPEED” p. 22 Courtesy photo CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 Week in Review 21 Braves pummel Falcons; Darts beat Lancers

BY SHAIN GILLET Kearns. The Vikings five-game winning Clipper Sports Editor Baseball The Cougars countered with streak on the diamond ended last three runs in the 11th inning to Friday after losing to Northridge. beat the Wildcats 8-5. The Knights scored two runs to BOUNTIFUL — Trailing 1-0 entering the bottom The win for Kearns ended a five break the scoreless tie in the bot- Bountiful stayed perfect of the second inning, Bountiful game winning streak for Woods tom of the fifth inning. They added in Region 6 play last scored six runs in the inning and Cross. a single run in the sixth and held week after taking six more in its half of the fifth the Vikings to six hits as a team. down Clearfield 12-1 inning to mercy-rule the Falcons Darts dominate Lancers in 9-1 last Thursday. 12-1 last Thursday at Bountiful win Games this week Woods Cross took a High School. Davis started the game by scor- Davis travels to Fremont Thurs- tough loss to Kearns in Tanner Redding, who picked up ing seven runs in the bottom of day to finish its three-game series extra innings, 8-5, and the win on the mound, also hit a the first inning and cruised to a against the Silver Wolves. the two rivals finished the walk-off two-run home run in the 9-1 win over Layton last Friday. Friday will see the finale of the regular season Wednesday against bottom of the fifth inning to end The win kept Davis in the No. 2 regular season for Viewmont as it each other at Bountiful High the game. seed in Region 1 as the team pre- hosts Weber. School. Jordan Hayes hit a double and pares to head into the 5A baseball Game times are 3:30 p.m. In Region 1, Davis stayed in a triple at the plate, and both playoffs. The regular season came to a the No. 2 spot heading into the Masen Jones and Sam Merrill hit Connor Blaisdell picked up the close in Region 6 for Bountiful 5A playoffs after beating Layton a double each in the win. win on the mound. Jake Adams and Woods Cross, who faced each 9-1, and Viewmont’s five game hit a pair of doubles for Davis. other at Bountiful High School. winning streak was snapped after Wildcats rally, but fall short in losing to Northridge 3-0. extra innings to Kearns Viewmont’s winning streak Editor’s note: scores and sta- Woods Cross scored four runs snapped after 3-0 loss to tistics were provided by the local Braves stay perfect in Region 6, in the bottom of the ninth inning Northridge teams. pummel Clearfield 12-1 of last Friday’s game against Vikings still unbeaten, Wildcats drop to Judge

BY SHAIN GILLET after beating the Clearfield Falcons 5-0 last Clipper Sports Editor SOCCER Friday at Millcreek Junior High School. The win was also the Braves sixth in their last seven matches. With 25 points, the BOUNTIFUL — The Viewmont Vikings Porter May picked up the shutout at the Braves are locked into the No. 2 seed in the soccer team stayed unbeaten after beating net, his fourth straight and eighth overall region heading into the 4A state tourna- Syracuse 5-0 at Syracuse High School last this season. ment. Thursday. Viewmont’s win secured the Region 1 Davis remained in the hunt for a playoff title. Woods Cross loses to Judge spot in 5A after shutting out Layton 2-0. Memorial, 4-2 In Region 6, Bountiful shutout Clearfield Darts win third straight after beating The Wildcats were eliminated 5-0 and Woods Cross fell to Judge Memorial Layton 2-0 from playoff contention last 4-2. Davis picked up its third straight win Friday after losing to Judge last Thursday after shutting out the Layton Memorial, 4-2. Vikings shutout Titans 5-0 to stay un- Lancers 2-0. Judge had four different beaten Davis Owens and Hunter Hanks each players score a goal a piece in Viewmont’s soccer team improved to 14- scored a goal for the Darts and Tyler Bishop the win. 0-1 overall after shutting out Syracuse 5-0 earned the shutout at the net. The loss for Woods Cross dropped them last Thursday. noon at Angel Street Park in Kaysville. Davis improved to 5-4-1 in region play five points behind the Bulldogs for the Mike Johnson and Georgie Orozco each Game time is 3:30 p.m. and was tied with Layton for the third and fourth and final spot in the playoffs. scored two goals and Lucas Cawley added fourth spot in Region 1 as of press time. another to help the Vikings cruise to a win. Editor’s note: scores and statistics were Games this week Johnson’s two goals gives him 13 on the provided by the local teams. Braves shutout Falcons, 5-0 Davis will host Northridge in the final season to lead the team. Orozco and Cawley [email protected] Bountiful picked up its third straight win game of its regular season Thursday after- each have seven. Lady Vikings beat Darts, Wildcats thrash Cougars in Region 6 BY SHAIN GILLET and three more in the fourth to cats scored three runs in the third Clipper Sports Editor take a 9-2 lead through four in- before its eight-run outburst in nings. Softball the fourth to blow the game open. Davis scored two runs in the Maddie Sorensen picked up WOODS CROSS — View- fifth, but Viewmont countered the win inside the circle. Mannie mont’s softball team was able Clearfield in the sixth put away with two in the sixth to maintain Johnson hit a double and a home to take down Davis last week the Braves for good. its lead. run for the Wildcats. to stay in the hunt for a spot Bailey Douglas earned the win The Vikings were powered in the 5A playoffs. inside the circle for Clearfield. by four home runs in the win. Games this week Bountiful lost to Clearfield Brooke Dickerson took the loss, Amanda Varley hit two and Cait- Thursday will see Davis hosting 13-6 and Woods Cross and Madeline Nelson hit a double lyn Larsen and Collette West each Syracuse to wrap up region play scored 23 runs against for Bountiful. hit one. for the Darts. Highland in a dominating Eliza Thornley got the win Bountiful and Woods Cross will victory. Woods Cross crushes Highland, inside the circle. 23-7 both be on the road as they take on Highland and Cyprus, respec- Viewmont takes down Woods Cross scored eight Bountiful downed by Clear- tively, the same day. Davis, 11-5 runs in the top of the first inning field, 13-6 Viewmont will wrap up its regu- The Vikings stayed in the against Highland last Friday. Clearfield scored four runs in lar season Friday with an away hunt for a playoff spot in Region They also scored eight runs in the first two innings against Boun- game against Fremont. 1 with its convincing win over the fourth inning to cruise to a tiful last Thursday, catapulting the Game times is 3:30 p.m. Davis, 11-5. 23-7 victory over the Rams. Falcons to a 13-6 win. Viewmont scored Highland made the game inter- The Lady Braves scored two Editor’s note: scores and sta- two runs in the second esting by scoring four runs in the runs in the fourth inning to cut tistics were provided by the local inning, four in the third first and one more in the second the deficit to 8-3, but five runs by to make the scored 8-5. The Wild- teams. 22 Sports CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 Hole in one at Lakeside Golf Course Police, State WEST BOUNTIFUL and would like to report it Continued from p. 20 — Dan Wilding hit a hole- to the Clipper, contact our firefighters HOLE IN 1 in-one earlier this week at sports editor at 801-295-2251 professional level, high school playoffs offer a chance Lakeside Golf Course in ext. 141 or sgillet@davisclip- for any team at any time to make a run at a champi- West Bountiful. per.com. aid local onship trophy. Wilding hit his ace on the Please include the date That’s going to be the beauty of covering high 16th hole, a Par 3, 165 yard it was hit, name of the school sports in the next three weeks. hole. golf course, hole number, with cancer I’ve read stories of upsets and seen some amaz- Wilding used a hybrid. yardage, club used and any ing runs made by teams that barely got into a SYRACUSE — No Witnesses were Russ Bo- witnesses. tournament by the time the season was over. matter who wins, Friday macci, Jim Hyde and John I’ve also seen top-ranked teams go down, un- night’s basketball game Lerwell. [email protected] defeated records fall, and the most dominating of between the Syracuse po- If you have a hole-in-one teams show a hole in their armor, costing them- lice and fire departments selves a chance to hoist the first place trophy. can only end in a victory It’s both exciting and difficult to watch. As a pro- for a boy battling cancer. fessional you want to keep the emotions in check. Larsen said. “Every one of soccer player, the athlete The teams will tip off As a local sports editor and a fan of all sports that Speed them will see an improve- will train on grass to simu- Friday, May 9 at 7 p.m. includes our coverage area, it’s difficult to do that ment based on the train- late a playing surface. Track at Syracuse Junior High from time to time. Continued from p. 20 ing regimen, and we also and cross country runners School, 1450 S. 2000 West. Sometimes I can’t help myself. I want to see the preach safety and proper will do their drills on a track Proceeds from the game players succeed. When I covered the 4A boys’ bas- camps has grown over the and a silent auction will ketball championship game between Bountiful and years as high school athletes techniques. Those are highly course and so on. emphasized throughout the “It’s real sport specific go to help defray medi- Orem, I internally cheered for the Braves. have continued to walk in cal costs associated with When Woods Cross made the semi-finals in looking for the extra step. program.” training on a real training The results speak for surface,” Larsen said. “No the medical treatment football against Timpview, I internally cheered for The overall idea, said Lar- 7-year-old Grant Goodsell Woods Cross. sen, is to improve a person’s themselves, he said, because treadmills here.” he’s seen both high school This year the camp will is undergoing, according The same can be said for the Viewmont and foot speed, overall speed, to Syracuse Police Officer Bountiful girls’ soccer teams when both made it to acceleration, explosive and college athletes “shave run from Tuesday, June 3 over a half-a-second on to Saturday, July 5. Boys Erin Behm. Rio Tinto Stadium to play in two separate champi- power and quickness. This In addition to the game onship games on the same day. is accomplished through fo- their 40 (yard) time.” and girls ages 8 to 18 will The most unique part of be accepted and the cost to and auction, the Utah Jazz One lost, one won. Talk about a roller coaster of cusing on proper techniques emotions in a matter of a few hours. the entire camp is it’s done participate is $250. Bear and its dancers will and basic running skills. Either way you’ll be sure to find me somewhere on different surfaces to ac- For more information, call be there to provide enter- “We like to progress each taking notes with a straight face in the next three commodate what sport an Sportsmed Physical Therapy tainment. athlete from week to week “There will be auto- weeks or so. to do some very demand- athlete plays. at 801-295-8999. But deep down inside, what I’m really hoping If they’re a football or graphed items from the ing and high level training,” Milwaukee Brewers, for is a chance to cover yet another championship Chicago Cubs, Kansas team from the county. City Royals, BYU, the Not just to smother pictures and a story all over University of Utah and the front page of the sports section, but to also be Wednesday is also the season, is the frontrunner to in the middle of that team’s success from start to much more at the auction,” Playoffs first round of the 4A girls’ once again sprint its way to finish. Behm said. golf competition at East Bay another title in the 5A ranks. I’ve seen both sides of the emotional spectrum in Continued from p. 20 Goodsell recently had Golf Course in Provo. Woods Cross will look to my seven years of covering this county’s sports, but his left arm amputated Thursday will mark the capture some of the success that’s what the playoffs are all about. playoffs and could still finish because of the osteosar- beginning of the 4A and 5A they had last season as well Fans will get to see the highest of highs and the anywhere from a No. 1 to coma cancer that has now state tennis tournament at when the boys’ team won lowest of lows. I encourage everyone to get out a No. 3 seed after Friday’s spread to his lungs. Liberty Park in Salt Lake the state title over Herri- and support these schools. game against Fremont. The fundraiser is a testi- City, where defending 5A man. You never know what’s going to happen. Davis is on the outside mony to “the strength and champion Viewmont will The playoffs will conclude looking in, and could finish courage Grant shows on a look to repeat as a state next Friday with the 4A and as a No. 4 seed. daily basis,” Behm said. champion. 5A championship baseball Woods Cross and Bounti- For more information, Friday will mark the games at Utah Valley Uni- ful will both make the 4A contact the Syracuse beginning of the 4A and 5A versity in Orem. playoffs and will have to Police Department at 801- track and field competition The Davis Clipper will up- travel for their respective 825-4400 or Syracuse Fire at Brigham Young University date each playoff bracket on Park Chiropractic first round games against the Department at 801-614- in Provo. State champion its website as they become top two teams from Region 7. 9618. Davis, which won both the available. 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Syracuse PD, speeding, DUI Jay Levi Johnson, 24, 820 Home for Sale Davis Bookings alcohol, smuggle contraband UHP, traffic offenses, DUI Thompson, 19, DCSO, im- into prison, simple assault. alcohol. GREAT HOME in Roy, 5830 S Joel Andrew Martinez, Leroy Evans, 44, 2550 W, New kitchen and bath- The following is a list of violence. proper lane change, narcotic room. 3 large bedrooms, tile and equipment possession, traffic 19, Syracuse PD, marijuana Kaysville PD, theft and use bookings with total fines and/ Marcelo German Pros- possession, narcotic equip- vehicle other crime. wood floor. Nice backyard (Why or bail exceeding $1,000. peri, 35, Layton PD, cruelty offense, DUI drugs. Rent). Seller motivated bring Steven David Wilde, 26, ment possession. Aboulazz Aumuhawwis, offer. $139,900. Perla Preferred toward child. Analyn D Paulino, 28, 23, Farmington PD, DUI Monday, April 8 Anthony Santos Cruz, 25, DCSO, no insurance. Realty Group 801-243-2321 MLS# Jason Royden Posell, 44, Randel Brock Richards, DCSO, domestic violence, alcohol. 1211581 DCSO, traffic offense. simple assault. Amanda May Brown, 27, Bountiful PD, simple assault, Taylor James Patterson, 28, West Bountiful PD, syn- property damage, assault, Jared Benjamin Powell, Layton PD, DUI alcohol. 890 Announcements 21, DCSO, sexual assault. thetic narcotic possession. abuse of telephone. Steven Eric Steinstrom, 18, Syracuse PD, narcotic William Osborne, 37, Cody Alan Braithwaite, Wednesday, April 30 40, Centerville PD, intoxica- equipment possession, mari- North Salt Lake PD, prop- CHESS LESSONS Summer 26, Woods Cross PD, false Anthony Scott Wood, 25, juana possession. erty damage, simple assault, Chess Lessons/Course Chad @ tion, abuse of telephone, police report, no insurance, Kaysville PD, DUI alcohol. property damage. Jeremy John Thornton, domestic violence. [email protected] or give false alarm, theft, traffic Adam Dewight Anjewi- 32, Bountiful PD, DUI Blake Gale, 31, Syracuse 801-608-0258 Call for registra- Friday, May 2 alcohol, liquor possession, PD, DUI alcohol. tion. $15.00 per hour offense. erden, 24, Farmington PD, Alisha Layton Ballard, DUI alcohol. Angela Jean Ford, 44, narcotic equipment posses- William Jesse Steele, 22, 30, Layton PD, fraud illegal Sherrill Lee Fenster- Woods Cross PD, marijuana sion, traffic offense. Bountiful PD, simple assault, use credit cards, forgery of maker, 52, Woods Cross PD, possession, burglary forced Micaela Eastvold, 18, assault, damage property misc. documents. counterfeiting. entry nonresidential. Layton PD, traffic offense, private. We want to Evan Edward Smith, 32, Andrew Jeffrey Harris, Troy Dalton, 45, North liquor possession. Jennifer Michelle Han- Farmington PD, driving on 31, Clearfield PD, traffic Salt Lake PD, burglary Michael Thomas Looser, sen, 29, North Salt Lake PD, make you suspension. offense, DUI alcohol, liquor forced entry nonresidential. 30, Layton PD, theft, prop- amphetamine possession. Euclides Lucindo Cruz, free text. Amy Wallace, 46, UHP, erty damage, disorderly con- Carlos Javier Barreda, 20, 36, Woods Cross PD, assault, Daxton Fielding Beauso- DUI drugs, traffic offense. duct, intoxication, criminal North Salt Lake PD, damage a loan! simple assault. leil, 23, DCSO, shoplifting, Anthony Watkins, 55, trespass, assault. property private, criminal Eduardo Molano, 43, Da- failure to register vehicle, UHP, driving on suspension. Christopher Jack Thomp- trespass. vis Metro narcotics, amphet- DUI alcohol, theft. Sarah Evertsen, 31, son, 44, Clearfield PD, DUI $100 - $3000 Today amine sell. Derik Joe Tuero, 27, Layton PD, burglary forced alcohol. Chrystal Vitori, 39, DCSO, DCSO, narcotic equipment entry residential, marijuana possession, narcotic equip- Sunday, May 4 traffic offense, public distur- possession. Caelan Brimhall Stinson, bance, contempt of court, no Nicholas Carl Harvey, 28, ment possession, service FTA warrant. 18, Layton PD, fraudulent Roy Finance proof of insurance, driving on DCSO, synthetic narcotic registration, failure to reg- denied license, theft. possession. Hunter Daniel Haynes, 30, Layton PD, burglary ister vehicle, criminal arrest ONLINE BONUS! Brandon Lynn Cox, 22, Shaylee Kern, 23, Woods warrant. Kaysville PD, traffic offense, Cross PD, DUI alcohol. forced entry residential, marijuana possession. McClain Meederink, 22, 801-774-8472 improper lane change, no Connie Marie Rios, 22, UHP, marijuana possession, Movie reviews from proof of insurance, liquor, Layton PD, assault. Keith Curtis Huntington, 30 Minute Service 38, Centerville PD, amphet- narcotic equipment posses- marijuana possession, failure Leslie Allen Mullins, 51, sion, traffic offense, DUI fi lm afi cionado to register vehicle. Farmington District Court, amine possession. Dallen Ross Stuart, 22, drugs. Tuesday, April 29 sexual assault. Brett Allen Isbell, 54, Jake Trujillo, 25, DCSO, Layton PD, narcotic equip- Eli Christopher Williams, UHP, faulty equipment, DUI Jennifer Wardell narcotic equipment possession. ment possession. 25, Centerville PD, amphet- alcohol. Steven Wayne Hatch, 43, Dennis Michael Draper, amine possession. Michael Bedonia, 24, Davis County Constable, no 20, Sunset PD, traffic offense, at davisclipper.com Roger Somerset Smith, Clinton PD, assault, criminal proof of insurance, service resisting/interfering with 51, DCSO, amphetamine trespass, disorderly conduct, FTA warrant. police, intoxication, shoplift- possession, theft. intoxication. Christine Jacobson, 51, ing, disorderly conduct. Evalani Marie Saena, 28, DCSO, driving on suspen- Davis County Justice Court, Saturday, May 3 sion, no proof of insurance. criminal arrest warrant, no Sik Johnadom, 27, North Bartley Don Clark, 19, insurance. Salt Lake PD, burglary no DCSO, faulty equipment, Jeremy Eugene Boone, forced entry residence. marijuana possession. 34, North Salt Lake PD, Jose Guerrero, 20, Layton Kevin Richard Olsen, amphetamine possession. PD, criminal trespass, nar- 36, Layton PD, domestic Eric Gordon, 33, UHP, cotic equipment possession, violence, property damage. speeding, liquor free text, marijuana possession. Jeremy Scott Youngberg, DUI alcohol, traffic offense. Rachel Leanne Barton, 29, Layton PD, disorderly Jeffrey Scott Segura, 29, 42, Farmington PD, liquor conduct, intoxication, resist- DCSO, traffic offense, con- free text, DUI alcohol, traffic tempt of court. ing/interfering with police. offense. James Patrick Walton, 50, Thursday, May 1 Robert Sinclair Argyle, Layton PD, failure to regis- Matthew Joseph Ford, 38, 29, DCSO, no insurance, ter as a sex offender. Bountiful PD, intoxication, false police report, driving Alonzo Nathaniel Riley, property damage, disorderly on suspension. 39, DCSO, shoplifting. conduct. Thad David Waddoups, Edgard Aguilar, 49, Syra- Trinidad Ramirez Curiel, 37, UHP, improper lane cuse PD, sexual assault. 42, DCSO, no insurance. change, DUI alcohol. Joshua Madsen, 22, Clin- Natalie Uzelac, 35, DCSO, Aaron Lopez Gaitan, ton PD, disorderly conduct, amphetamine possession. 28, Clearfield PD, property reckless driving, liquor Mark James Pratt, 47, damage, domestic violence. possession, damage property DCSO, theft. Michael Joseph Meza, business. Jesse James Watson, 34, 28, Layton PD, marijuana Erick Kibler, 23, Layton Woods Cross PD, no insur- possession, traffic offense, PD, abuse of telephone, ance, traffic offense. marijuana possession. property damage, domestic Taven Christopher Makalita Kapa Fifita, 28, 26 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014

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Notice is hereby given that on the .00 acres $5,176.98 TRUST and JOHN OR JANE TRACT; THENCE N00°29’44”E. INVITATION TO BID AS NOMINEE FOR HIGHLANDS 14th day of May, 2014 at 10:00 12-275-0004 Dorius, Val E, DOES 1 – 5, 33.00 FEET TO THE NORTH- City of North Salt Lake RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE DBA a.m. in the Davis County Adminis- Property address: 631 South Defendants. ERLY HIGHWAY RIGHT OF 10 E Center St. MAJOR MORTGAGE as Ben- tration Building at 61 South Main 500 East, Unit 4, Clearfield, UT, THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE WAY LINE OF EXISTING SR- North Salt Lake, Utah 84054 eficiary, which Trust Deed was Street, Farmington, Utah 84025, .00 acres $5,171.66 ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: 108, AT A POINT 64.99 FEET Sealed bids for the project “1100 recorded on July 2, 2012, as Entry Room 131. The Davis County 12-275-0005 Dorius, Val E, Montana Mortgage Trust PERPENDICULARLY DISTANT North Waterline, 110 East to 220 No. 2671075, in Book 5555, at Clerk/Auditor, Steve S Rawlings, Property address: 631 South 5442 South 900 East, NORTHERLY FROM THE CEN- East – Project No. 13-022” will be Page 1148, and re-recorded on will offer for sale at public auction 500 East, Unit 5, Clearfield, UT, Suite 534 TERLINE OF SAID PROJECT, received by North Salt Lake at the October 2, 2012, as Entry No. and sell to the highest bidder pur- .00 acres $5,176.98 Salt Lake City, UT 84117-7204 OPPOSITE APPROXIMATE EN- North Salt Lake City Hall Build- 2690974 in Book 5618, at Page suant to the provisions of Section 12-275-0006 Dorius, Val E, You are summoned and re- GINEERS STATION 61+00.37; ing, 10 East Center Street, North 376, in the Official Records of Da- 59-2-1351.1 Utah Code, the fol- Property address: 631 South lowing described real property lo- 500 East, Unit 6, Clearfield, UT, quired to file with the clerk of the THENCE S.89°40’57” E. 70.00 Salt Lake, Utah until 2:00 p.m. on vis County, State of Utah covering cated in Davis County and now .00 acres $5,176.98 Court, Davis County, Farmington FEET; THENCE S.00°29’44”W. Wednesday, May 28, 2014 and real property purportedly located delinquent and subject to tax sale. 12-349-0014 Dorius, Val E, Department, 800 W. State Street, 33.00 FEET TO THE POINT OF then at said office publicly opened at 1487 South Gleneagles Drive, No bid less than the total amount Property address: 213 East Farmington, Utah 84025, a written BEGINNING. Tax ID: 12-052- and read aloud. The Bidder shall Syracuse, Utah 84075 in Davis of taxes, penalties, interest and 2450 South, Clearfield, UT, .17 answer to the attached Complaint 0132 indicate the Construction Contract County, Utah, and more particu- costs which are a charge on the acres $3,694.32 (which is on file with the Court), The current Beneficiary of the title, the name and address of the larly described as: real estate will be accepted. The 13-079-0012 Frew, James Scott, and to serve upon or mail to trust deed is UTAH HOUSING Bidder, and the date and time of LOT 9, STONE HAVEN SUBDIVI- Davis County web site will have Property address: Sunset, UT, the plaintiff’s attorney, at 3269 CORPORATION, and the record the Bid opening. SION PHASE 1, ACCORDING TO updates to advertisement. See .18 acres $877.73 South Main, Suite 100, Salt Lake owners of the property as of the The work to be performed con- THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF www.daviscountyutah.gov. 13-090-0031 Johnson, Roderick City, Utah, 84115, a copy of your recording of the Notice of Default sists of furnishing all labor, tools, ON FILE AND OF RECORD 01-045-0085 Newman, Dennis, L & Meridith, Property address: answer within twenty (20) days are SHAUN FISHER AND VAL- materials, equipment, transporta- IN THE DAVIS COUNTY RE- Property address: 3497 South 2249 North 125 West, Sunset, after service of this Summons ERIE L. FISHER. tion, and services required for the CORDER’S OFFICE. SUBJECT Highway 89, Bountiful, UT, .74 UT, .21 acres $5,150.32 upon you. Bidders must tender to the construction of approximately 950 TO EASEMENTS, RIGHTS OF acres $24,208.26 13-267-0027 Stokes, Chad, If you fail to so answer, judgment trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at LF of 14” PVC culinary water line, WAY, AND ENCUMBRANCES 01-210-0307 JDW-CM LLC, Property address: South We- by default will be taken against you the sale and the balance of the replacement of service laterals OF RECORD, ENFORCEABLE IN : 3991 South ber, UT, .04 acres $413.23 Property address for the relief demanded in the purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the and fire hydrants, connection to LAW OR IN EQUITY. TOGETHER Mountain Oaks Drive, Bountiful, The above amount is represen- UT, 1.5803 acres $21,844.29 tative of the taxes, penalties, and Complaint, a copy of which is at- day following the sale. Both the existing lines, and all appurtenant WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS 02-068-0135 Lopez, Vincent J- interest through May 14, 2014. tached and served upon you with deposit and the balance must be work, including asphalt patching. NOW OR HEREAFTER ERECT- Trustee Property address: Cen- It does not include any costs re- this Summons. paid to Lincoln Title Insurance Contract Documents and ED ON THE PROPERTY, AND terville, UT, .012 acres $154.77 lated to the sale such as advertis- DATED this 27th day of Febru- Agency in the form of a wire trans- drawings may be obtained from ALL EASEMENTS, APPURTE- 03-234-0003 – 03-244-0003 ing, mailings or title reports. For ary, 2014. fer, cashier’s check or certified the City’s website at www.nslcity. NANCES AND FIXTURES NOW Kenneth I Denos PC, Property a current payoff, please contact LUNDBERG & ASSOCIATES funds. Cash payments, personal org beginning Wednesday, May OR HEREAFTER A PART OF address: 153 West 1000 North, the Davis County Treasurer’s of- By: Richard Gunnerson checks or trust checks are not 14th. THE PROPERTY. Tax ID: 12- Unit 3 BLDG C, Bountiful, UT, fice @ 801-451-3243. Payment Attorneys for Plaintiff accepted. Questions may be directed to 217-0009 .05 acres $1,873.75 may be made in the form of per- C-813 4/24-5/15 DATED: April 30, 2014. Parker Bradley at (801) 335-8730. The current Beneficiary of 03-234-0004 – 03-244-0004 sonal check or cash. LINCOLN TITLE C-826 5/8-22 the trust deed is UTAH HOUS- Kenneth I Denos PC, Property Once the County Auditor has INSURANCE AGENCY ING CORPORATION, and the address: 151 West 1000 North, closed the sale of a particular NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE By: Paula Maughan NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE record owners of the property as Unit 4 BLDG C, Bountiful, UT, parcel of property as a result of The following described prop- Its: Vice President The following described prop- of the recording of the Notice of .05 acres $ 1,873.75 accepting a bid on the parcel, the erty will be sold at public auction Telephone: (801) 476-0303 erty will be sold at public auction Default are BRUCE EDWARD 05-018-0080 Rothaar, Eleonore successful bidder or purchaser of to the highest bidder, payable in web site: www.smithknowles. to the highest bidder, payable in MCCONKIE AND KATHLEEN M. - Trustees, Property address: the property may not unilaterally lawful money of the United States com lawful money of the United States MCCONKIE. 1931 South 350 East, Bountiful, rescind the bid. The County leg- at the time of sale, at the Justice SK File No. 14-0100 at the time of sale, at the Justice Bidders must tender to the UT, .22 acres $8,699.27 islative body, after acceptance of Complex, Court’s Building, 800 C-823 5/8-22 Complex, Court’s Building, 800 trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at 05-047-0096 Angus, Douglas M, a bid, may enforce the terms of West State Street, Farmington, West State Street, Farmington, Property address: Bountiful, the bid by obtaining a legal judg- the sale and the balance of the Utah 84025, on June 11, 2014, Notice of Public Hearing Utah 84025, on May 28, 2014, purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the UT, .008 acres $363.27 ment against the purchaser in the at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the The North Salt Lake City Council at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the 06-048-0134 1055 West LLC, amount of the bid, plus interest day following the sale. Both the purpose of foreclosing a trust deed will hold a public hearing to reopen purpose of foreclosing a trust deed deposit and the balance must be Property address: 1055 West and attorney’s fees. Section 59- dated November 20, 2008, and the 2013-2014 fiscal year budget, dated July 2, 2012, and executed 500 South, West Bountiful, UT, paid to Lincoln Title Insurance 2-1351.1 executed by SHAUN FISHER, A and to consider the 2014-2015 by BRUCE EDWARD MCCONKIE 1.14 acres $10,754.46 Keep in mind that the sale is Agency in the form of a wire trans- MARRIED MAN, as Trustor, in fa- fiscal year budget. This public AND KATHLEEN M. MCCONKIE, 06-048-0142 1055 West LLC, a “buyer beware” sale. If you fer, cashier’s check or certified Property address: Woods Cross, purchase property you will later vor of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC hearing will be held on Tuesday, as Trustors, in favor of MORT- funds. Cash payments, personal UT, 3.15 acres $14,033.60 be provided with a recorded Tax REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. May 20, 2014 at 7:15 p.m., or as GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- checks or trust checks are not 07-041-0017 Clayson, Jerry R, Deed, which is similar to a Quit SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR soon thereafter as possible, in the TION SYSTEMS, INC. SOLELY Property address: Farmington, Claim Deed. It is your obligation SWBC MORTGAGE CORPORA- Council Chambers at City Hall, 10 UT, .02 acres $206.66 to have researched each prop- TION as Beneficiary, which Trust East Center Street. All citizens are 08-032-0006 Rogers, Rosemary erty you’re interested in. Deed was recorded on November encouraged to attend and provide Calder, Property address: C-798 4/17-5/8 21, 2008, as Entry No. 2406268, written or oral comments and ask Fruit Heights, UT, .255 acres in Book 4662, at Page 617, in the questions concerning the city’s $5,196.60 Official Records of Davis County, budget. 09-062-0035 Barlow, Jay I & Jan- NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING State of Utah covering real prop- C-827 5/8 ice M - Trustees, Property ad- Please be advised that North erty purportedly located at 1532 dress: Layton, UT, .009 acres Salt Lake City will hold two public West 1700 South, Syracuse, Utah TO: WILLIAM GUANDO $86.25 hearings to receive public com- 84075 in Davis County, Utah, and SANCHEZ 10-032-0086 Lopez, Vincent ment on a request to vacate and more particularly described as: You have been sued by AVITA J-Trustee, Property address: amend a portion of the subdivision BEGINNING AT A POINT SOUTH GERMANIA HINOJO CAMAYO, Layton, UT, .051 acres $559.08 plats for Orchard Hills Plat “C” and 89°58’46” WEST 140.5 FEET the plaintiff, in the Magistrate 10-101-0038 Lopez, Vincent Orchard Hills Plat “D”. The Plan- FROM THE SOUTHEAST COR- Court in and for Blaine County, J-Trustee, Property address: ning Commission public hearing NER OF THE SOUTHWEST Idaho, Case No. CV-2010-300 Layton, UT, .056 acres $244.99 will be held on Tuesday, May 27, The nature of the claim against 11-037-0022 Winkler, Heather QUARTER OF SECTION 10, 2014 at 6:30 p.m., and the City TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE you is for Divorce. and Talbot, Tristen, Property ad- Council public hearing will be held Any time after 20 days following dress: Kaysville, UT, 1.90 acres 2 WEST, SALT LAKE MERID- on Tuesday, June 3, 2014 at 7:00 IAN, AND RUNNING THENCE the last publication of this Sum- $5,748.90 p.m. The meetings will be held in mons, the court may enter a judg- 11-086-0055 Ed Green Develop- SOUTH 89°58’46” WEST 70.0 the Council Chambers at North ment against you without further ment LLC, Property address: FEET; THENCE NORTH 0°09’27” Layton, UT, .05 acres $173.69 Salt Lake City Hall, 10 E. Center EAST 283.0 FEET; THENCE notice, unless prior to that time you 12-029-0017 Montoya, Jennie Street. For further information NORTH 89°58’46” EAST 70.0 have filed a written response in the R and Norris, Aaron L, Property regarding this proposal, please FEET; THENCE SOUTH 0°09’27” proper form, including the case address: 116 North 1100 West, contact the North Salt Lake Com- WEST 283.0 FEET TO THE number, and paid any required fil- Clearfield, UT, .184 acres munity Development Department POINT OF BEGINNING. LESS ing fee to the Clerk of the Court at $1,428.83 at (801) 335-8729. C-832 5/8 AND EXCEPTING: A PARCEL 206 1st Avenue South, Suite 200, 12-083-0085 Joos, Mickeal, OF LAND SITUATE IN THE Hailey, Idaho 83333, (208) 788- Property address: 2284 South SUMMONS SE1/4SW1/4 OF SECTION 10, 5521 and served a copy of your 450 West, Clearfield, UT, .18 Civil No. 140700192 TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE response on the plaintiff, whose acres $2,029.47 Judge John R. Morris 2 WEST, SALT LAKE BASE AND mailing address and telephone 12-112-0047 Lopez, Vincent SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT MERIDIAN. THE BOUNDARIES number are: STAR LAW OFFICE J-Trustee, Property address: COURT, FARMINGTON DE- OF SAID PARCEL OF LAND ARE PLLC, SELIM ARYN STAR, 219 S. Davis County, UT, .05 acres PARTMENT DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BE- River Street, Unit 202, Hailey, ID $94.03 DAVIS COUNTY, GINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST 83333, Phone: (208) 788-9232. 12-275-0001 Dorius, Val E, STATE OF UTAH CORNER OF SAID ENTIRE A copy of the Summons and Property address: 631 South MIDFIRST BANK, A FEDERALLY Complaint can be obtained by 500 East, Unit 1, Clearfield, UT, TRACT, WHICH POINT IS 140.50 CHARTERED SAVINGS ASSO- contacting either the Clerk of the .00 acres $4,321.48 FEET N 89°40’57”W. ALONG CIATION, ITS SUCCESSORS 12-275-0002 Dorius, Val E, THE SECTION LINE FROM THE Court or the plaintiff. If you wish AND ASSIGNS, Property address: 631 South SOUTH QUARTER CORNER OF legal assistance, you should im- Plaintiff, 500 East, Unit 2, Clearfield, UT, SAID SECTION 10; AND RUN- mediately retain an attorney to vs. .00 acres $5,171.66 NING THENCE N.89°40’57”W. advise you in this matter. JOSHUA M. PILKINGTON AND 12-275-0003 Dorius, Val E, 70.00 FEET, MORE OR LESS, Date: 11-16-12, Blaine County DANIELA MARIE PILKINGTON Property address: 631 South TO THE WESTERLY BOUND- District Court, By: Deputy Clerk AND MONTANA MORTGAGE 500 East, Unit 3, Clearfield, UT, ARY LINE OF SAID ENTIRE C-803 4/17-5/8 28 Classified CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL 9000 LEGAL accepted. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE ANNOUNCEMENT OF UNIT DEVELOPMENT, ACCORD- DATED: April 21, 2014. The following described real APPOINTMENT ING TO THE PLAT, THEREOF LINCOLN TITLE property will be sold at public AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS RECORDED IN BOOK 3760, INSURANCE AGENCY auction to the highest bidder, Estate of Debbie Yoshimura PAGE 1026, OF THE OFFICIAL By: Paula Maughan purchase price payable in lawful Deceased Probate No: RECORDS OF DAVIS COUNTY, Its: Vice President money of the United States of 143700155 IDENTIFIED IN THE DECLARA- Telephone: (801) 476-0303 America at the time of sale, at Robyn Hirabayashi, whose TION OF COVENANTS, CONDI- web site: www.smithknowles. the east main entrance of the address is 2994 South 950 West, TIONS AND RESTRICTIONS OF com Davis County Courthouse, 800 Syracuse, Utah 84075, has been STONEFIELD VILLAGE TOWN- SK File No. 14-0016 West State, Farmington, Utah, appointed Personal Represen- HOMES, A PLANNED RESI- C-814 4/24-5/8 on Monday, June 9, 2014, at tative of the above-entitled es- DENTIAL UNIT DEVELOPMENT, the hour of 4:00 p.m. of that day tate. Creditors of the estate are RECORDED IN BOOK 3760, AT NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE for the purpose of foreclosing a hereby notified to: (1) deliver or PAGE 1028, AND ANY AMEND- APN: 03-014-0028 TRA: notset deed of trust originally executed mail their written claims to the MENTS THERETO. SUBJECT Trust No. 1373269-37 Ref: mac- by Johnnie M. Bristow, in favor of Personal Representative at the TO AND TOGETHER WITH THE donald estate, th IMPORTANT Mortgage Electronic Registration address above; (2) deliver or mail COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER Systems, Inc., solely as nominee their written claims to the Per- RESTRICTIONS, EASEMENTS, YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A for lender M&T Bank, its succes- sonal Representative’s attorney CHARGES AND LIENS PROVID- DEED OF TRUST, DATED March sors and assigns, covering real of record, Benjamin J. Kotter at ED FOR IN SAID DECLARATION 27, 2012 UNLESS YOU TAKE property located at approximately the following address: Dorsey OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR 2134 North 4500 West, Hooper, & Whitney LLP, 136 South Main AND RESTRICTIONS. Tax ID: PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT Davis County, Utah, and more Street, Suite 1000, Salt Lake City, 10-262-0109 A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED particularly described as: Utah 84101; or (3) file their writ- The current Beneficiary of the AN EXPLANATION OF THE NA- ALL OF LOT 8, DAVIS FARMS ten claims with the Clerk of the trust deed is UTAH HOUSING TURE OF THE PROCEEDING WEST NO. 2, DAVIS COUNTY, District Court in Davis County, or CORPORATION, and the record AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD UTAH, ACCORDING TO THE otherwise present their claims as owner of the property as of the CONTACT A LAWYER. On June OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF. 14- required by Utah law, within three recording of the Notice of Default 10, 2014, at 10:30am, James 175-0008 months after the date of the first is CHERYL L. MOSLEY. H. Woodall, as duly appointed The current beneficiary of the publication of this notice or be Bidders must tender to the Trustee under and pursuant to trust deed is Bayview Loan Servic- forever barred. trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at Deed of Trust recorded April 04, ing, LLC, and the record owner of Date of first publication: May the sale and the balance of the 2012, as inst. No. 2653240, in the property as of the recording of 2, 2014 purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the book 5493, page 678-699, of Of- the notice of default is Johnnie M. /s/ Robyn Hirabayashi day following the sale. Both the ficial Records in the office of the Bristow. The trustee’s sale of the Personal Representative deposit and the balance must be County Recorder of Davis County, aforedescribed real property will DORSEY & WHITNEY LLP paid to Lincoln Title Insurance State of Utah executed by Thomas be made without warranty as to /s/ Benjamin J. Kotter Agency in the form of a wire trans- W. Macdonald, An Unmarried Man title, possession, or encumbranc- 136 South Main Street, fer, cashier’s check or certified WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION es. Bidders must be prepared to Suite 1000 funds. Cash payments, personal TO HIGHEST BIDDER, PAY- tender a cashier’s check in the Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 checks or trust checks are not ABLE IN LAWFUL MONEY OF amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. C-830 5/8-22 accepted. The balance of the purchase price DATED: May 5, 2014. THE UNITED STATES AT THE PETITION FOR DIVORCE, Case must be paid by cashier’s check LINCOLN TITLE TIME OF SALE, (SUCCESSFUL No. 144700625, Christy Lynn Mc- or wire transfer received by 12:00 INSURANCE AGENCY BIDDERS MUST TENDER A Cary v. Jason Leon McCary, Sec- DEPOSIT OF $20,000 IN CERTI- noon the following business day. By: Paula Maughan The trustee reserves the right to ond District Court, 800 West State Its: Vice President FIED FUNDS TO THE TRUSTEE Street, Farmington, UT 84025, AT THE TIME OF SALE, WITH void the effect of the trustee’s sale Telephone: (801) 476-0303 after the sale based upon informa- State of Utah to: JASON LEON web site: www.smithknowles. THE BALANCE DUE BY NOON MCCARY - NOTICE IS HEREBY THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS tion unknown to the trustee at the com time of the sale, such as a bank- GIVEN, that a Petition for Divorce SK File No. 14-0122 DAY, AT THE OFFICE OF THE has been filed in the above Court. TRUSTEE), At the main entrance ruptcy filing, a loan reinstatement, C-828 5/8-22 or an agreement between the trus- You are required file an Answer to of the davis county district court tor and beneficiary to postpone or said Petition and serve upon or NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Bountiful Department, 805 South cancel the sale. If so voided, the mail it to the Clerk of the above Please be advised that the Main Street Bountiful, Utah all only recourse of the highest bidder Court with a copy of said Answer North Salt Lake City Council will right, title and interest conveyed is to receive a full refund of the being served upon or mailed to hold a Public Hearing on Tues- to and now held by it under said money paid to the trustee. THIS Petitioner’s attorney, Jonathan day, May 20, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. Deed of Trust in the property IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT B. Pace, 2550 Washington Blvd., or as soon thereafter as possible, situated in said County and State A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION Suite 300, Ogden, Utah 84401, in the Council Chambers, North described as: All of lot 28, bay OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR within twenty (20) days after ser- Salt Lake City Hall, 10 E. Center view park, plat “b”, according THAT PURPOSE. vice of this Summons upon you. Street. The purpose of this hearing to the official plat thereof, on file DATED this 7th day of May, If you fail to do so, judgment by is to receive public comment on a and of record in the office of the 2014 default will be taken against you request to vacate a portion of Lot for the relief demanded in said 6 of the Eaglewood Village Sub- Davis county recorder The street Marlon L. Bates Petition. C-831 5/8-29 division. For further information address and other common desig- Successor Trustee nation, if any, of the real property Scalley Reading Bates Hansen regarding this proposal, please NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE contact the North Salt Lake Com- described above is purported to & Rasmussen, P.C. The following described prop- be: 1258 N 250 West Bountiful Ut 15 West South Temple, munity Development Department erty will be sold at public auction at (801) 335-8729. C-833 5/8 84010 Estimated Total Debt as of Ste. 600 to the highest bidder, payable in June 10, 2014 is $236,290.01. The Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 lawful money of the United States undersigned Trustee disclaims Telephone: (801) 531-7870 at the time of sale, at the Justice any liability for any incorrect- Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to Complex, Court’s Building, 800 ness of the street address and 5:00 p.m. West State Street, Farmington, Legal other common designation, if Trustee No. 63156-09 Utah 84025, on June 11, 2014, any, shown herein. Said sale will C-819 5/8-22 at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the be made, but without covenant purpose of foreclosing a trust deed deadline: PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE or warranty, express or implied, dated November 19, 2010, and Monday, regarding title, possession, condi- Notice is hereby given of a pub- lic hearing to be held by the West executed by CHERYL L. MOSLEY, tion, or encumbrances, including Bountiful City Council on Tuesday, as Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE 5 p.m. fees, charges and expenses of the May 20, 2014 at 7:35 p.m. (or as ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION Trustee and of the trusts created soon thereafter as agenda allows) SYSTEMS, INC., SOLELY AS by said Deed of Trust, to pay the at the City offices located at 550 NOMINEE FOR GOLDENWEST remaining principle sums of the North 800 West. FEDERAL CREDIT UNION as note(s) secured by said Deed of The purpose of the hearing Beneficiary, which Trust Deed Trust. The current beneficiary is to receive public comment was recorded on November 24, of the Trust Deed as of the date regarding a request to vacate a 2010, as Entry No. 2568922, in of this notice is: Mortgage Inves- portion of a rear yard public utility Book 5158, at Page 1541, and re- tors Corporation and the record easement on the property located recorded on February 9, 2011, as owners of the property as of the at 836 North Vintage Circle, West Entry No. 2583857 in Book 5207, recording of the Notice of Default Bountiful, Utah for the purpose of at Page 75, in the Official Records is/are: Thomas W Macdonald. building a swimming pool. of Davis County, State of Utah James H. Woodall, TRUSTEE All interested parties are invited covering real property purportedly 10808 River Front Parkway, Suite to attend. Written comments may located at 1844 North Belvedere 175 South Jordan Ut 84095 be submitted prior to the meet- Way, Layton, Utah 84041 in Davis (801)254-9450 James H. ing. 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BY JENNIFFER WARDELL After she arrived, she stayed Associate Editor with the Clark family in Morgan County for two years. “(Being a mother) is very fulfilling,” she CETERVILLE — Everything’s It was there she met her hus- easier if you do it together. band, who then whisked her Centerville’s mother of the off to Kansas when he took a said. “You love to see the children grow up year, was on her own when she job with the Air Force. It was migrated to Utah from Den- there that the couple had their mark at the age of 19. Years first two children. and accomplish things in their lives.” later she has a loving husband, “(Being a mother) is very eight children, 44 grandchil- fulfilling,” she said. “You love Birgit Burnett dren, 54 great-grandchildren to see the children grow up and the kind of neighbors who and accomplish things in their made the process easier. lives.” Though the family intended about the city is how close the – and Birgit and her husband “We didn’t raise them all Not that things were always to purchase a home in Salt mountains are. Kent hold a Christmas party ourselves,” said Burnett. “We easy. Lake City, things didn’t work “I come from a flat country, every Dec. 23. had some really good neigh- “They had some challenges, out that way. and I just love them,” she said. “We had 83 people last bors to help us along the way.” and we had some challenges,” “Somehow, we ended up Though her family has year,” said Burnett. “We just Though she has lived in she said. “But in the end, it all here,” said Burnett. “Center- spread out across the country, all try to get together when Centerville since 1965, it’s worked out.” ville is a really good place to Centerville still serves as home we can.” possible to still hear the traces The growing family moved live.” base for all of them. The fam- Whenever that happens, back to Utah, then onto of Denmark in Burnett’s she said. “Being a member of In addition to supportive ily has Thanksgiving together she makes sure to enjoy it. California before returning voice. She emigrated from the the church wasn’t that easy neighbors, her favorite feature every other year – alternate “The best advice is to just to Utah for the last time. country in 1950 after joining over there, in those days. You years are spent with in-laws enjoy your children as people,” The Church of Jesus Christ of couldn’t go to the temple or do said Burnett. “If they’re happy, Latter-day Saints. theBirgit things you Burnett wanted you’re happy.” “It was a challenge, but it to do.” was something I was compell- to do,”

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In addition, three of the six chil- dren, and her love of children Aaron Thatcher was evident to her husband- dren have cystic fibrosis. to-be early on. “The care of these children Husband At the time of their meet- takes a tremendous amount of ing, she was teaching at a time from Lorraine,” adding school in Cache County. up to three hours a day in More than a dozen years therapy, alone, he said. “It’s a later, she still receives letters marvel what she’s able to ac- of thanks from some former complish. She shoulders most students for how she helped of that burden.” them, he said. Bread “of all kinds” counts That love of teaching and as her favorite food, and she children has continued, even bakes homemade bread, as as she has focused those ef- well. She enjoys the Lord of forts on her young family of the Rings and Harry Potter four girls and two boys, ages books, as well as books on 3 to 11, Aaron said. parenting and the family, and “She grew up with one books of a religious nature, dream in mind: to one day Aaron said. be a wife and mother, to be seat to other priorities.” to make them meaningful,” able to teach those kids the “She’s a teacher at heart Aaron said. [email protected] things she feels so strongly and finds situations in “She enjoys things that about,” he said. “That was so Lorraineeveryday life, whether Thatcher it’s in children and enjoy,family whether it’s impressive to me. 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Kids and neices make big family for NSL mom “When we BY JENNIFFER WARDELL about a new baby.” throws at you, she said that Associate Editor Still, there were plenty of taking a deep breath and being walked in practical adjustments to make. patient will help things work NORTH SALT LAKE — Be- Though she had plenty of out. ing a stay-at-home mom is its experience juggling four kids, “Just give it time,” she said. public, ev- own full-time job, especially getting eight kids everywhere “You can teach them every- when you get extra kids to they need to go proved to be thing and hope for the best, eryone had raise. much more complicated. but once they leave the house Barbara Drinkall, North “When we walked in public, they’re going to do what they Salt Lake’s mother of the everyone had a buddy,” she want. a buddy.” year, was pregnant with her said. “My husband walked in “If you just love them and front because he has a sense of give it time, it works out.” fifth and youngest child in Barbara Drinkall 2002 when her mother-in- direction, and I always walked law’s death brought three in back to make sure everyone nieces into the home as well. stayed together.” The girls, two of whom were There were other challenges teenagers, nearly doubled as well. 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Communication SOUTH WEBER — Sherrie Brown’s kids learned the is top,” she said. “You have to value of work, but they also learned their mom always way.” talk to them.” put them first. Another big challenge Git- “My kids are grown, but even today I still don’t buy Brittani Hansen tins faces is knowing when to myself clothes,” the South Weber Mother of the Year intervene in her kids’ lives. said. “You have to know when to Brown was nominated by her daughter, Brittani step in, and when to let them Hansen, who wrote in the nominating letter, “She enjoys today — hiking, mountain biking and fishing, figure it out,” she said. always did what she could for us kids, even when she “anything outdoors. When asked about the big- couldn’t, she would find a way.” Hansen called her mom “the most influential person gest challenge she’s faced in Brown was a single mom a portion of the time she in my life.” her 23 years of motherhood, was raising her kids, and money wasn’t plentiful, she Advice Brown would give to other mothers is to Gittins says, “You’re never said. Neither was the time she had to spend with her “always make sure your kids know you’re there for given a book. You just have to kids. them,” she said. love unconditionally.” “It was a struggle working a lot of hours and jug- That means “keeping tabs on them.” Calling herself Gittins also notes that any gling day care and my job,” she said. overprotective, Brown said it’s important to know success she’s enjoyed as a “They weren’t the greatest cars,” she said. She made sure the mortgage was paid and that where your kids are and who they’re with. mother couldn’t have hap- Still it wasn’t all work for Brown. 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WEST BOUNTIFUL — Angel Christensen has WOODS CROSS — Nicla been voted as West Bountiful’s “Mother of the Dolar seems to be on the go Year” in part due to her “wonderful example of all day and through much of what a mother should be.” the night, but when it comes Though Christensen was out of the country to her three daughters, ages 3, as of press time, Julie and Erin Thompson, and 9 and 12, it’s worth it. Megan Howe, all spoke highly of their friend, Dolar is Woods Cross’ specifically due to Christensen’s ability to make Mother of the Year, nominat- the best of difficult circumstances. ed by her mother and a sister, In a press release sent to the Clipper by the who praise her willingness to city, Christensen is a young women’s leader in be so involved in her daugh- her church congregation and works well with ters’ lives. many people in the city, even while one of her “She volunteers for activities children is severely disabled. to be involved in her children’s Of her three boys, the middle one had men- lives and serves on many ingitis as the Christensen’s were moving into boards to be a better part of “She volunteers for activities their new home about five years ago. Because the overall planning,” her of the amount of care the child needed, she sister Sheena Hess wrote in Nicla Dolar & family was quickly introduced to the Thompson’s and her nomination. to be involved in her children’s Howe, who help him along in weekly visits to That includes serving on the house. the board of Camp Hawkins, lives and serves on many “It’s a rough way to get introduced to the for children with heart defects, neighborhood,” said Thompson. “But she’s a where she also volunteers very positive person and does nothing but good teaching arts and crafts to the boards to be a better part of things for the neighborhood. She doesn’t let kids at the camp. her personal life bother anyone else.” “My oldest (daughter) has Always thankful for the community’s a heart defect and so do I,” the overall planning. involvement, Howe said Christensen is “the and what she can do to improve their lives.” Dolar said. Sheena Hess sweetest, most tender woman I know” and Howe herself has gone through a rough She also serves on the Utah Friend always centers her life around her boys. patch, said Julie Thompson, and Christensen Figure Skating Club board, “She is always building her children up and hasAngel been there Christensen to help her just as &much family as because her daughters are looking for ways to show them she loves them,” Howe has in return. figure skaters. Figure skating is a big part a hot breakfast before heading Howe said. “Whether it’s a picnic in the back “Angel is always there for people,” she said. “I serve on them (the of the family’s life. to the skating rink at 6 .m., yard or broom hockey for their own olympic boards) to be the best I can be Dolar and her girls get up at for them.” 4:30 a.m., so she can get them n See “DOLAR” p. 11 games, Angel is always thinking of her children n See “CHRISTENSEN” p. 11

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Dolar also is a diabetic, so grandmother. letter, “Even though she is Among Dolar’s fond memo- where she showed them her Dolar must eat regularly. “From them I learned to be plagued with health issues, ries associated with mothering alma mater. She said she learned a lot helpful to others.” she continues to support, help is taking her daughters on a A perfect vacation for her Continued from p. 10 about life and about being a Her mom, Jolene Jack- and be involved with her girls’ trip to Bear Lake and stop- would be “anywhere with a good mom to her mother and son, said in her nominating activities.” ping at Utah State University, beach I could take my kids to.” where the girls practice for an hour. Then it’s back home to get the girls ready for school. While the girls are gone Dolar babysits other children, so she can be at home with her youngest, she said. She also helps take care of her grand- mother. After school, it’s off to bal- let lessons, then dinner and schoolwork. Dolar said she generally doesn’t make it to bed until 1 or 2 a.m. “I’ve never needed much sleep,” she said, but adds that once a week, “I crash.” When asked about the hardest part of being a mom, Dolar said, “It’ easy.” But she said in being a mom so involved with her kids, she sometimes neglects herself. “I have to stop and think to take care of myself. I have to stop and remember to eat.” In addition to her heart defect,

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“She’s been a very significant person for Megan. She lives up to her name in every way.” Aside from being a mom to her own children, Erin Thompson said Christensen is a mother to many kids, even with a busy schedule in front of her on a daily basis. “She has a crazy busy sched- ule but if you need something she acts as if she was just sit- ting at home with nothing else to do,” Erin Thompson said. “She’s willing to help you with anything you need.”

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