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Plans are in the works to expand and add new amenities to Hatch Park located on Center Street in North Salt Lake.

Becky Ginos NSL considers renovation of Hatch Park by Becky Ginos [email protected] NORTH SALT LAKE — Hatch Park has been serving the community for many years on Center Street in North Salt Lake. As part of the city’s Town Center project is an expansion of the park. “It’s a great project,” said City Manager Ken Leetham. ‘We’ve been buying properties around Hatch Park and hiring firms to make plans on the expansion. There will be three concept plans and cost estimates that will go out to the public.” There are several steps that have to take place, he said. “The concept plan, resident input and then it will go to the city council. In February or March the city council will find ways to pay for the expansion and identify funding. Then it will go out for bid. It’s a multi-phase project.” The city is renting out some of the houses in the area, Leetham said. “We’ll have to take those down to expand and make improvements. We’ve had some ideas such as reconfiguring the park- ing and construction of a community building that might serve as a senior center or library.” It’s been a long time coming, he said. “It should be a wonderful addition to the Town Center with multi-family housing and trail connections throughout the city.” The Davis Clipper News Friday, October 2, 2020 3 Elementaries go to 4 days, secondary pushed back to Nov. 2

by Becky Ginos [email protected] What we FARMINGTON — A large crowd decide will gathered in front of the Davis School be good for District Administration building last “ Wednesday night waving signs, some asking for a complete return to school, some and not others in support of the hybrid schedule. for others” After listening to teachers and parents during a public comment » John Robison, period and a great deal of discussion, Board President the school board voted to go forward with the four-day plan starting Sept. whatever role you have. I lean toward 28 for elementaries but pushed back extending hybrid based on health. the start date for secondary schools Health is our top priority.” until Nov. 2. However, Board Vice President The board adopted the Phased Liz Mumford suggested because case Reopening Plan on Sept. 15 but numbers were low in elementaries since that time the state and county they should consider allowing them has seen a spike in COVID cases. to return to class four days a week. Assistant Superintendent John “We’re in the role of educating Zurbuchen gave the board an update students,” she said. “We have to find a of the DSD COVID Dashboard as of way to get them back to that. We need Sept. 21 as part of the discussion. to make a data based decision about the “What we decide will be good elementary setting and consider moving for some and not for others,” said secondary closer to the end of term.” Board President John Robison. “The Ultimately, the board approved decision makes it hard for parents, the decision with Robison casting Becky Ginos teachers and students. We respect the only dissenting vote. The hybrid schedule versus a full return to school has become a very divisive issue. 4 Friday, October 2, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper ClipperTHE DAVIS Oopini n Ai dm nistration C onspiracy theories Thought of the Week R . Gail Stahle P ublisher from the desk of R. Gail Stahle, publisher [email protected] ext. 114 undermine our sanities “Confidence comes not from L orie Matern always being right, but from Off ice Manager The opinions stated in this article are in several car crashes while we were not fearing to be wrong.” [email protected] solely those of the author, not of The Davis wearing a white shirt, I doubt that ext. 115 Clipper. we would connect our attire with » Peter T. McIntyre A dvertising the collisions. It is much easier to 50-year-old woman in Utah believe the Internet message of an Brad Roghaar County told reporters last unemployed electrician who “knows” Sales Representative week that she was “a huge Muslims are sneaking over the [email protected] conspiracyA theory person.” Thanks Mexican border to slay Christians. ext. 135 to the Internet and suspicious social To show how conspiracy theories R ichard Stahle media messages, she is not alone. gain traction, I recall one of the Sales Representative [email protected] Conspiracy theories are certainly most popular allegations: Paul ext. 137 not new. People have a difficult time (McCartney) is dead! rationalizing how isolated incidents It started in 1969 when a teenager Editorial can lead to life-changing events. telephoned a Detroit radio disc Throw in a distrust of government or jockey and told him the Beatles T om Haraldsen M anaging Editor the uber-wealthy or the prominence were providing hints that Paul was [email protected] of a certain ethnic group and you get deceased. If the DJ would play the ext. 126 a buffet of bogus. song “Revolution Number 1” from the B ecky Ginos Current favorites are the QAnon White Album backwards, he would Ass ociate Editor hear a man growling [email protected] Current favorites are “Turn me on, dead ext. 118 man.” L ayout/Design the QAnon claims The DJ then called a friend, musician Eric D evin Christ that liberal elites Clapton in London and C reative Director “ mentioned the report. [email protected] are involved in sex Clapton first said the R ebecca Jamieson trafficking and sipping idea was ridiculous, Cas l s ifieds/legals but, when prodded by [email protected] children’s blood” ext. 124 the DJ, admitted “You know, come to think of C irculation it, I haven’t seen Paul in about a month and C indi Scott [email protected] a half.” ext. 119 Then for added Cyclops “proof,” the Beatles C lipper Publishing Co., Inc. released the famous Circulation Dept. Abbey Road cover 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 by Bryan GRAY Volume 128 Number 6 photo portraying the Friday, October 2, 2020 Clo umnist four Beatles walking THES DAVI CLIPPER across a street near ( Issn 1061-1223) is published claims that liberal elites are involved their music studio in St. John’s once weekly, on Friday, for $35 per year by Clipper Publishing in sex trafficking and sipping Wood. They walked across a handful Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl, children’s blood (although God has UT 84010-8141. Periodicals of times so the photographer could Postage Paid at Bountiful, UT appointed Donald Trump to stop sequence their steps, and in three of and at additional mailing offi ces. POSTMASTER: Send address the carnage), and that Black Lives the shots McCartney nonchalantly changes to The Davis Clipper, Matter protestors are responsible kicked off his sandals and walked Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. for the summer wildfires. Eight years across barefoot. The clues – the ago we had the Clintons murdering out-of-sync barefoot stride, a VW their opponents; four years ago we license plate in the background 1370 S 500 W had Hillary torturing children in the showcasing McCartney’s age (which Bountiful, UT 84010 Pizzagate conspiracy; 80 years ago Ph: 801-295-2251 was incorrect), a crack running we had Pres. Dwight Eisenhower through the name Beatles on the flip belonging to the Soviet Communist side of the album, and McCartney’s on the cover: Bountiful's Terry Orchard conspiracy. silence during a long vacation to the has been a leader on and Conspiracy theories are easier to Scottish coast – created the biggest off the field for 50 years, believe when they are connected to conspiracy stir since the Kennedy and was honored this politics, not our personal lives. For week for his dedication to instance, if one of us were involved local youth athletes. see cyclops » 9 The Davis Clipper News Friday, October 2, 2020 5 Oopini n Just here for the boos To the Editor Dear Editor: Canyon Trails. Our team teaches t’s been a decade since COVID-19 hazmat suits and the very funny Elsa these young riders respect for the reached our shores, ushering in in a plastic bubble. I am writing in support of natural environment, respect for 45 years of hand sanitizer, remote I think I’ll dress up as a mail-in the Parks and Trails Bond. I am their fellow trail users, proper trail Ilearning and face mask protesters ballot since that seems to be the a member of the local mountain etiquette, trail safety, and civic sporting apostrophe-addled signs most terrifying thing in the country biking community, a 20-year responsibility. like “Your an idiot” and “Parent’s today. (Sidenote: Vote on Nov. 3. Vote Bountiful resident, and an active Over the past six years we have against masks.” by mail, vote in person, drop your board member and coach of the seen our team grow from 20 riders But now it's October. Halloween vote off in a ballot box. I don’t care local high school mountain biking to well over 150 from the three is at risk. S*** just got real. how you vote. Crawl through a lake team. It has been my privilege to be high schools that primarily ride Nothing could be scarier than of spiders, a graveyard of zombies – involved with this mountain biking these trails: Bountiful, Viewmont 2020, with its earthquakes and just vote!) team for the past six years. and Woods Cross. As anyone will hurricane-force winds and rising The CDC issued COVID-19 risk The trails east of Bountiful tell you who is a frequent hiker, COVID infection rates and elections, categories, pertaining to Halloween Boulevard are a treasure to our equestrian, motorcycle rider or but Halloween isn’t just about fear. activities. The lowest risk is a virtual team, as demonstrated by the bicyclist on our Bountiful foothill Halloween festival countless hours these riders trails, our trails are woefully is the where cel- (grades 7-12) spend riding on overcrowded. Every year more and one day ebrations them, and the hundreds of hours more trail users enjoy these trails conserva- are held they have donated in maintaining and we need more trails to keep tive moms on Zoom them. Last year alone, our mountain pace with this growth. can buy Life & because biking team donated over 300 Please vote Yes in November in push-up we just hours, under the supervision of the support of this bond. bras and Laughter can’t get Forest Service, to the maintenance dress like enough by Peri Kinder of the Mueller Park and North Cindy Foreman lusty dog of Zoom, catchers, Clo umnist can we? guilt free. (Sidenote: It’s the day Snickers for breakfast Has anyone investigated the connec- and Reese’s for lunch are appropriate tion between the coronavirus and meals. It’s the day politically inap- Zoom? Hmm??) propriate celebrities get tagged on Moderate risk includes small social media. gatherings where individuals stay But COVID changed everything. apart from each other and wear Los Angeles prohibited trick-or- those Halloween masks from the ‘70s treating along with haunted house because there is no way germs (or venues, Halloween carnivals and breath) will get through that thick other spooky plastic. activities. After Higher risk a swift and If something activities will furious backlash be your social from parents didn’t offend distanced who need to someone haunted houses give their kids “ where vampires ONE thing to in 2020, and witches look forward stand six feet to this year, did it really away and snarl the city backed the horrible down and happen?” things they’d “recommended” do if they could common sense. Like that’s a thing. just get a little closer. That horri- Even then, it’s gonna take a lot to fying thing breathing down your scare our children anymore in 2020. back is the local Karen, screeching They spent months locked in the into her cellphone and looking for a house, learning fractions online and manager. wearing face masks to the grocery Posing the highest risk are large, store. Their stress levels are sky-high in-person, no-mask gatherings and adrenal fatigue has caused made popular in places like Utah weepy breakdowns and heartbreak- and Washington Counties. (Sidenote: ing acceptance. Idiots.) On the bright side, COVID-19 People have tried to ruin ushered in a whole new series of Halloween for centuries. The latest costumes for the holiday, including coronavirus outfits, teachers in see boos » 9 www.davisclipper.com 6 Friday, October 2, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper Oopini n Immediate climate change action needed in Utah by Cheryl Nunn supporting tax credits to local oil at healutah.org and Alliance For A in climate change events this C andidate for Utah House Dist. 16 refineries refusing to produce Tier 3 Better Utah betterutah.org. summer where these immediate gasoline. Davis County Citizens, we actions are needed by our elected tah legislators can and Of course, all their campaign have reached a level of emergency representatives. should follow the example literature says they are for clean set this month by Gov. Galvin air. But take the additional step of UNewsom. He directed California’s looking up your candidates to see regulators to develop a plan that what funds they have accepted and would require automakers to sell which way they voted on bills that more zero-emission passenger affect you and your family’s future. It vehicles in his detailed is critical for you to do before five-page executive order on you cast your ballot this Sept. 23, 2020. Op / election. Newsom plans to Taking these steps now increase these sales and will benefit our health and require automakers to sell Ed our current and future Utah steadily more battery-pow- economy. The Tourist indus- ered or hydrogen-powered cars and try has begun to discourage travel pickup trucks until they make up 100 here, and many good companies percent of new auto sales in the next have refused to relocate here all due 15 years. to the significant pollution problem This plan is doable and rea- that we can change. sonably timed for drivers and We must demand that our manufacturers to make the change. legislators stop accepting campaign We have allowed the funds from the fossil fossil fuels industry to fuel industry to do direct our legislators We must their bidding. To see and other leaders if your legislator has too long with their demand been receiving money massive campaign that our from climate-dam- donations from taking “ aging companies, you effective action with legislators can quickly look them known affordable up at followthemoney. electric auto stop org. technology. I did so and found Additionally, we accepting out that my local need to establish representative at the a five-year plan to campaign Utah legislature has relocate all of our five accepted funds from oil refineries around funds the refineries and Salt Lake City out of others like Energy the Great Salt Lake from the Solutions that bring Valley, where we nuclear waste from have horrible winter fossil fuel other states to store inversions that trap in Utah and has tried their pollution in industry to import it here our air for weeks at to do their from other countries. a time. Studies have At votesmart.org, I shown that these old bidding.” looked him up and antique refineries saw that he voted for built between the 1920-1950s can a bill to extend tax credits to these and should be removed from our oil refineries, refusing to make the area, and doing so will not cause cleaner Tier 3 fuels. It effectively a significant increase in fossil fuel gave them over $300,000 in tax costs to Utah residents. savings, which reduced tax income No longer should we allow to the state of Utah for that amount. short-term thinking to prevail with Please read information and sup- personal economic benefits to our port other organizations committed elected leaders. Many legislators to informing voters of legislative representing Davis County voted actions that harm our climate, such to pass pollution-increasing bills as Utah Physicians for a Healthy such as creating an “Inland Port” or Environment at uphe.org, Heal Utah The Davis Clipper News Friday, October 2, 2020 7 Bountiful Inmate attempts Safey t First Monthly safety tips for everyone man is suicide at jail in Davis County. Domestic FARMINGTON — Davis County We are deeply killed in Correctional Facility deputies and Intimate interrupted a suicide attempt by saddened by a 33-year-old man Monday as Partner Violence motorcycle they were making their standard “ this incident Prevention Tips 30-minute rounds. and hopeful that Staff provided life-saving care co urtesy of Davis County Sheriff's Office immediately and he was trans- he will recover” accident ported to the hospital. A compas- In the state of Utah, one in three women and one in three men will sionate release was requested and » Sheriff Kelly V. Sparks experience some type of violence in TABIONA, Duchesne County — A granted, according to the Davis their lifetime. Domestic and intimate motorcyclist killed in a crash Sunday County Sheriff’s Office. designated quarantine unit where partner violence can happen to anyone. on state Route 35 has been identified. “We are deeply saddened by inmates are housed for the first 14 Everyone can help prevent domestic and According to the Utah Highway this incident and hopeful that he days of their incarceration to allow intimate partner violence. Patrol, Michael Levi Willetts, 35, of will recover,” Sheriff Kelly V. Sparks for COVID-19 testing and assessment Bountiful was traveling east with said in a statement. “This year has and to ensure social distancing while » Know the signs/learn about the a group of other bikers just after been difficult for many people. We respecting their Eight Amendment different types of domestic or 12:30 p.m. when he failed to negoti- are committed to doing our part to rights, the release said. intimate partner violence (physical, ate a left-hand curve and went off increase awareness and access to Both internal and external sexual, emotional, financial, verbal, technological, etc.) the road. resources and adapting practices investigations are taking place. » F amiliarize yourself with statistics Although Willetts was wearing to best meet the physical, medical Davis Behavioral Health is provid- and statutes specific to your a helmet and protective gear he and mental health needs of those ing support for those in the care community succumbed to his injuries, the UHP in our care and custody.” and custody of the Davis County » If you hear or see domestic or said. The incident took place in a Correctional Facility. intimate partner violence, call 911 immediately » Listen/start by believing when some- one tells you they’re being abused » Use/encourage a safety plan, with Crime Briefs consideration of firearms/lethal means risks Man wanted in California Father accused of taking money » Be available to provide support arrested in Centerville from daughter’s trust fund » Check in on victims/survivors » Know resources available in your CENTERVILLE — Members of the Bountiful FARMINGTON — A Kaysville man was booked into community and surrounding areas Metropolitan SWAT team and Centerville Police arrested the Davis County Jail last week on charges he allegedly » Share resources on social media a man last week that is a suspect in a Sonora California took money from a trust fund his daughter received in a » Promote healthy relationships homicide. settlement with the Davis School District. » P articipate in awareness events Joshua Rodriguez, 20, of Tuolumne, Calif. was captured Andrew Kent Nielsen, 44, was charged with sec- » Volunteer to support the cause in a trailer behind a residence in Centerville shortly after ond-degree felony unlawful dealing of property by a midnight Sept. 26. A warrant of arrest was issued for fiduciary. Free and confidential help and support Rodriguez by California authorities According to the probable for victims and survivors of domestic in connection to a homicide that cause statement, Nielsen and intimate partner violence is took place in Sonora, Calif. Sept. 16. allegedly took more than $61,000 available 24/7: The victim, 17-year-old Eric Aguiar from a minor child trust account was shot and killed in the parking and deposited the money into 1-800-897-LINK (5465) lot of Sonora High School, police his business account and started If you or someone else is in immediate said. making withdrawals. danger, or in an emergency, call 9-1-1 According to authorities, the A judge appointed Nielsen and immediately. Centerville Police contacted the his wife as co-conservators of the Bountiful Metro SWAT team to trust fund in April 2017. The money More info and support: assist with the planning and was to be transferred to the girl service of the California State when she turned 18. She is now 19. » Safe Harbor Crisis Center (Davis Warrant of Arrest and a local No money was to be withdrawn County): safeharborhope.org search warrant obtained by Joshua from the account without the Andrew Nielsen Utah Domestic Violence Coalition: Rodriguez » Centerville Police, due to the court’s approval. udvc.org dangerous nature of the situation. According to a civil suit filed by her parents, Kylie National Network to End Domestic Bountiful Metro SWAT used a flashbang, also known Nielsen, who was 13 at the time, suffered a crippling leg » Violence: nnedv.org as a flash grenade or less-lethal explosive device. No one injury May 9, 2014 while taking part in an impairment was injured and no damage occurred to private property. simulation exercise during a health class at Centennial » National Domestic Violence Hotline: Rodriguez was safely taken into custody and booked into Junior High. thehotline.org the Davis County Jail. The district agreed to pay $100,000 for the “drunk A knife, cell phone, and some drugs (marijuana) were goggles” demonstration. Another $13,074 of the settle- Non-emergency Dispatch: found at the scene, police said. The female who was ment paid for medical expenses and $25,679 went to 801-451-4150 with the suspect was interviewed and released without attorney fees and expenses. Stop a crime, report a fire, charges. Rodriguez will be held at the Davis County Jail Nielsen has been ordered to appear in 2nd District save a life: 911 pending extradition proceedings. Court on Oct. 26. 8 Friday, October 2, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper F ootball coach recognized for legendary service

by Catherine Garrett Clipper sports What started out as a friend’s suggestion to coach a youth football team after a high school and college career in the sport turned into much more for Terry Orchard. So much more. That was 1971 and here we are 50 consecutive years later and the Bountiful native is still on the sidelines. Orchard has been coaching in the Wasatch Front Football League and the Ute Conference with various age groups over the years in paying atten- tion to a voice that has continually told him, “This is where you need to be.” Local businessman Wes Johnson spearheaded a tribute to his old little league football coach on Sept. 28 when he gathered old players, coaches and parents to his North Salt Lake warehouse to celebrate the milestone. “I was lucky enough to be coached by him in the mid-70s and we have stayed friends over the years,” Johnson said. “I just happened to be going through old pictures late last year and contacted Terry and found c ourtesy Terry Orchard out that it had been 50 years, so I just B ountiful’s Terry Orchard has been coaching area football players for 50 consecutive years. A tribute was held for knew we had to do something. This him Sept. 28 to recognize his achievement. whole thing coming together was not “convincing the ‘Bountiful JC’s’ to years,” Johnson said, while adding by chance and is beyond coincidence. When you let me have a team.” That group of that his team ran a “Robby” play – an Fifty years is something, but 50 years see that light 9-year-olds were defeated 33-0 in offensive setup with the quarterback in a row is amazing.” their first game. under center while the other offensive Former University of Utah football click on, you “I asked myself, ‘What am I players are lined up apart from them coach Ron McBride was the guest “ doing?’” he said. He figured it out – which was named after Terry’s wife. speaker at the event while signed see a smile full quickly and then proceeded to lead Whether it’s to pay back his own mementos from current U of U coach of confidence that group to a 10-2 season. mentors or because of his own expe- Kyle Whittingham, Utah State’s Gary Over the years, he has coached riences being bullied to just to be a Anderson and Weber State’s Jay Hill that has an teams to multiple league champion- part of “the village,” Orchard said the were presented to Orchard. understanding ships – including his 1978 squad that thrill of “seeing the light come on” in “How do you take involvement in outscored opponents 278 to 0. Some his players is compensation enough 1,600 to 2,000 families’ lives, 700-800 of responsibility, of the players he coached were part for himself. games and 600 weekends and sum of Bountiful High’s state champion- “When you see that light click that up?” Orchard said. “I just know dependability ship team in football in 1979, among on, you see a smile full of confidence that it takes a whole village to raise and teamwork” other talented and successful groups. that has an understanding of respon- a boy and I’m tickled that I may have “We had some teams that did sibility, dependability and teamwork,” helped some dads and kids out.” » Terry Orchard well and others that didn’t win a lot,” he said. “And every year, I tell myself Orchard gives credit to several Orchard said. that if I don’t still have the bug, I will “guardian angel” fathers from his in picking on him anymore. When his own sons – Terry, Scott quit and every time we have a kick- own neighborhood when he was a At Bountiful High, Orchard was an and Kelly – were old enough, he off, I make sure I have the butterflies young boy as his father, a World War All-State football player, a member of coached them up through the ranks. still or I will quit and every year, I still II veteran, passed away when he was the Braves state basketball champion “But, for 34 years of my coaching, have those feelings. And then, I keep three and a half years old. team and his team’s outstanding I haven’t had a dog in the fight,” hearing the voice that says, ‘This is “They certainly watched over me,” baseball player. From there, he went Orchard said. “I see it differently than where you need to be.’” Orchard said. on to play football at Dixie College, a parent.” “Terry has taught us all how to During grade school, Orchard where he realized that he was a Johnson said that although win and lose, how to stand up and be said he encountered bullies regularly. “pretty good high school athlete, but Orchard’s wife Robyn doesn’t prefer strong, what it means to be on a team, It wasn’t until he began to grow not a very good college athlete.” the spotlight, she has played a key respect a coach and his discipline and larger and taller and participated in So, at 19 he began studying at role during this time as well. “She’s demands and how to have a team- high school football tryouts that sud- the University of Utah, and followed been a big, big part of Terry’s coach- mate’s back,” Johnson said. “He taught denly those bullies weren’t interested a friend’s advice to coach football, ing and success and the consecutive us boys how to be men.” The Davis Clipper News Friday, October 2, 2020 9 cyclops « Continued from page 4 Davis High teacher receives prestigious citation assassination. by Becky Ginos Four Beatles walk- K ristin [email protected] Whitlock is the ing across the road first high school appeared to millions of KAYSVILLE — Kristin Whitlock didn’t teacher to receive people to be a funeral start out in psychology, she wanted to be the Presidential procession. a lawyer. Now she teaches AP Psychology Citation. In the case of the at Davis High and is being lauded as an Paul is Dead theory, expert in the field. She recently received little harm was done to a Presidential Citation from The Society our great Republic. But for the Teaching of Psychology, the first in today’s steady diet high school teacher to receive the honor of Internet nonsense typically given to college professors. where anybody with Whitlock is in her 31st year of a heartbeat can be a teaching. “My mom was a teacher,” she gatekeeper of so-called said. “She had a preschool in our home. facts, conspiracy From second grade I knew I wanted to theories undermine be a teacher. When I got into college I the civility of citizens wanted to be a lawyer. My minor was in and understanding of psychology but I never though I’d use it. societal norms and But then I had a crisis of conscience and principles. When you couldn’t see myself as a lawyer.” have a large number After graduating she started teaching of people questioning government and history at Bountiful whether or not the Junior High. That’s where she met her Courtesy Holocaust actually husband. “I thought that’s what I’d be Schools (TOPSS) committee and teacher on the committee. I help set the happened or convinced teaching for my career,” said Whitlock. served as chair. She also chaired the guidelines on how it’s taught.” that Barack Obama “Then a friend told me they needed an APA’s National Standards for High Whitlock said she’s had some amaz- toasted marshmallows AP Psychology teacher at Viewmont. I School Psychology Curricula revision ing opportunities to be able to collabo- over the burning flesh kind of jumped in and tried to master committee and since 2001 served at the rate with teachers across the nation and of murdered children, the content. I was woefully unprepared AP Psychology Reading as a Question bring that back to the state. “I feel really you don’t have a so I reached out to fellow teachers to Leader, Rubric Master, Table Leader and lucky to have the opportunities I’ve had.” country. You have an learn.” Reader. In addition to AP Psychology, insane asylum. She was at Viewmont for the bulk of “This opened up other opportunities Whitlock teaches intro to psychology her career until seven years ago when and I published a book with a colleague and is an adjunct professor at Weber she went over to Davis. “It’s a wonderful and many articles over the years,” she State. boos school,” Whitlock said. “I have great said. “For the past couple of years I’ve “I love the field,” she said. “It is « Continued from page 5 support from the faculty and great kids.” been on the Steering Committee for continually changing. I tell my students Whitlock became involved with the the National Summit for High School ‘I’m a student too.’ I’m learning all the Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Psychology. I’m the only high school time.” attempt was the intro- duction of Trunk-or- Treat, which should be banned in all 50 states for its mediocre contri- bution to the holiday, so I don’t think COVID will stop Halloween enthu- siasts. Some people find Halloween offensive, with its glittery bats and baby werewolves. But everything is offensive this year. If something didn’t offend someone in 2020, did it really happen? I guess we’ll see if people party safely this Halloween when COVID results start rolling in two weeks later. I’ll stand outside your hospital room with signs like, “I wish youd listened” and “Your an imbecile.” 10 Friday, October 2, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper The Floor Source opens in Woods Cross

sponsored article allows the back of the main floor to doing a project at Lakeview Hospital, The Cluffs held their ribbon serve as the warehouse for William’s and he saw William and his friends cutting on Aug. 27, almost exactly five WOODS CROSS — When William commercial business. playing football. years from the day William started and Carol Cluff went to see the The Cluffs, both natives of Davis “We all knew him, and he told us Commercial Floor Source. The busi- movie “Roger Rabbit” many years County and graduates of he’d pay each of us $20 to help ness features a spacious showroom, ago, they had no idea that the very Viewmont High School, him tear out and remove and a conference area where clients building they sat in that night would were anxious some old carpet can meet with store representatives someday be home for their business. to work with from a wing at in a relaxed atmosphere. Store hours But it is – as The Floor Source has residential the hospital. We are weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and opened its doors at 1645 South 500 customers. were anxious Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Walk- West in Woods Cross, site of the old “We offer and eager, ins are welcome, or customers can call Sandcastle Theater. pretty much and became if they wish to make an appointment. William has owned and operated anything our own The business is part of Davis County’s Commercial Floor Source in Centerville in the demo crew! Stay Open Stay Safe Initiative, and staff since 2015, but the couple wanted to residential Every members all wear masks and encour- venture into residential flooring and market,” summer age customers to do the same. You can have a storefront for their business. So Carol said. after that reach them at 801-554-4461 and their in February they began remodeling the “We have I worked website is www.thefloorsourceut.com. location that had served as a school hardwood, for him and “We are huge on customer academy among other things since the carpet, learned the service,” Carol said. “We want to take luxury vinyl C arol and craft, and care of people. I don’t think we want theater closed. William Cluff “When this property became tile and plank, have opened The I’ve been to sell carpet as much as just help available, we researched it for quite and ceramic and Floor Source in doing it for them find the right match. We are awhile to see what it would take porcelain tile. We Woods Cross. 35 years really low pressure and just try to to convert a movie theater into an can work with any size with the help customers solve their problems office, warehouse and showroom property and any budget. Tom Haraldsen exception of and met their needs.” space,” William said. That conversion We just finished a basketball court the two years I spent on my mission “We treat everyone as friends. included leveling off the bottom inside a home, in fact.” in Texas.” We’re not going to have lots of ‘special floor of the building from where the William’s love of flooring began “He’s done everything in this sales,’ just offer the best prices all theater reclined – taking 38 tons when he was 14. A neighbor of his business, and he knows the ins and the time. That’s something we offer of dirt and 23 yards of concrete! It who was in the carpet business was outs,” Carol said. anyone who comes in our doors.” The Davis Clipper News Friday, October 2, 2020 11 Former Clover Club

workers C aiti Reese helps her son navigate the water offered feature at Bountiful’s newest park while kids and assistance families enjoy the sporadic flowing water KAYSVILLE — Plant workers employed during the before 1981 at Clover Club Foods who have been testing phase. diagnosed with various cancers are entitled to special benefits. Lung cancer, esophageal cancer, laryngeal cancer, pharyngeal cancer, stomach cancer, colon cancer, rectal cancer, and mesothelioma are frequently caused by asbestos exposure. Asbestos-laced products were used for decades at Clover Club Foods. Neither employees nor management were aware of the asbestos risk. Asbestos is a It can mineral that in its natural state is harmless. It take becomes harmful when it is pulled from apart or ground “ up into flexible 10 to 40 fibers. Then, when inhaled or swal- years or lowed, microscopic asbestos fibers may more for be permanently affixed to body asbestos- tissue. Over many Roger V. Tuttle years, these fibers related may cause genetic changes that can cancers to lead to cancer. According to the appear.” National Cancer Institute, “It can » National Cancer take from 10 to 40 Institute years or more for asbestos-related cancers to appear.” To compensate cancer victims and the families of deceased cancer victims, Federal Bankruptcy Courts have required asbestos manufacturers to set aside hundreds of millions of dollars in private trusts. Through these trusts, cancer victims can receive money damages by the filing of timely, detailed, and accurate claims. Norris Injury Lawyers has announced a specific initiative to assist Clover Club Foods employees in recovering money set aside for them in these asbestos trusts. Cancer victims or the families of deceased victims who worked at the plant before 1981 may call 800-478-9578 for a free evaluation of their claim. Additional information is available at getnorris.com/asb. 12 Friday, October 2, 2020 NEWS the davis clipper

Tom Haraldsen A car rests inside the Offices at Fifth after it smashed into the business last Friday. “An older lady forgot to put her car in park when she got out,” said Woods Cross Police Sgt. Daugherty. “She was checked out but wasn’t hurt.” The car was towed out and had minor damage, he said. “There was a lot of damage to the building. It’s very fortunate that nobody was inside or injured. Thank goodness.” The Davis Clipper News Friday, October 2, 2020 13 LHS employee honored with RISE award by Becky Ginos Layton High Principal Chadli Bodily. S uperintendent Reid Newey speaks [email protected] during a presentation honoring Rod “In the few short months I’ve been Southam for exemplary service. here I’ve realized this is the best LAYTON — Rod Southam walked custodial crew and it’s all because into a faculty meeting at Layton of Rod. He puts the needs of others High School last week not knowing above his own.” he was the guest of honor. He was Southam has been with the greeted by his family, staff, school Davis School District for 30 years. board members, the superintendent “I started as a part-time custodian and the Governor’s Office who were while I worked my way through all there to honor him as recipient of Weber State,” he said. “I got to doing the RISE (Recognizing Inspirational it and went full time. I could see the School Employees) award. advantages of a career in support Southam is Head Custodian and services. I realized my goals and facility manager at the school. worked my way up the ladder. That’s “These are true difference makers how I ended up here.” in the school and community,” said He will now go on to represent Jason Lewis, chairman of the URISE the state at the national level. committee and president of the Utah “I’m just glad I wore a good shirt,” School Employees Association. “The laughed Southam as he accepted award was created to find the most the award. “I never, never expected qualified applicants. Out of those Rod Becky Ginos this. Thank you everyone. I love my was the best.” Lewis said. “He has an overwhelming and beyond in his position.” job. I love managing the campus and He’s a mover and shaker in both care for everyone in the building, “Rod has spent countless hours grounds facilities. Thank you, I love Layton High and the community, students, coworkers. He’s gone above working all for everyone else,” said you all.” What’s a lifeguard got to do? Plenty by Mary Anne Christensen involves swimming 1,200 yards before and you’re in the class, you learn how straight to CPR if the patron becomes For the Davis Clipper using front stroke, breaststroke, to detect when someone is in danger unconscious. backstroke, and for the last two laps and how to properly save people. You So, even if a lifeguard looks like very lifeguard reacts to things you can choose out of the three which also learn how to conduct CPR and they do nothing, there's actually a differently and enforces rules one you would like to do. how to give the Heimlich. You also lot going on inside their heads while differently. They all try to make The second half of the test is the learn how to go from the Heimlich you’re swimming. Eeverything accommodating to their most brutal of all. They set it up like patrons. With all that being said, there laps in a pool and then they take a is a lot that we do behind the scenes black rubber 10-pound brick and that no one knows that walk it to the other we have to go through. side of pool, put it in We must go through There is a the water and then training classes to they walk back to the become certified in lot that we original side. They multiple areas. We do behind start the timer once get certified with the “ you jump into the American Red Cross the scenes water and you have Association, get water to swim across the park certification, and that no one pool down to the get an AED certification. knows that bottom that’s eight Now, you would feet deep, pick up the normally think being we have to brick, carry it back certified with all that go through.” to the original side is overkill or could be and get you being a bit of a show and the brick off. Even though it can all come off that out before a minute and 40 L ifeguards at way, everything that we are tested on seconds is up. the South Davis Recreation Center is needed to be a successful lifeguard There is one more section take CPR classes as that knows what he or she is doing. of the test and in this section part of their training. Along with the classes and certi- you must tread water without fication, the one thing is you cannot your hands for five minutes. just sign up for the class and take it. After you swim the 1,200 meters, There is an admissions test that you the five minutes of treading without must pass with 100% or you will not your hands does not seem very hard. be accepted into the class. That test After you pass the acceptance test Roger V. Tuttle 14 Friday, October 2, 2020 The Arts & Entertainment showcase isn Davi County Exhibit shines a light on domestic violence by Becky Ginos wasn’t normal. I began [email protected] to see my family life was bizarre and I didn’t have to BOUNTIFUL — Elizabeth live that way.” Matthews has been creating When she started to art since high school. challenge that the domestic Now she is using that violence started. “He threat- medium to draw attention ened my life and turned my to the issue of domestic whole family against me, violence. The exhibit, titled Matthews said. “He had lots Elizabeth Matthews: Untold of money that he used to Aftermath opens Oct. 2 and manipulate my children. The runs through Nov. 7 at the aftermath of it is that you’re Bountiful Davis Art Center always dealing with the cult (BDAC). of domestic violence.” “The challenge of making It’s hard for people to art about social struggles is understand that domestic sometimes it’s not respected violence is like a family cult, as real art,” said Matthews. she said. “Many children “They think it’s just therapy exposed to violence go art.” on to become controlling Matthews studied art perpetrators and/or victims in high school. “I knew I themselves. There can also wanted to pursue art edu- be parental alienation. In a cation. But I married young divorce it’s not uncommon at 18 and I was raised in a for one parent to start a family culture of domestic smear campaign against violence. I married what was the other parent. They may familiar to me.” reward a child for being It wasn’t until she had cruel to the other parent. It been married 18 years that can be women as much as she recognized what was men. It’s so destructive.” happening. “We had five The exhibit features kids and moved to Alpine,” empty chairs arranged in a Matthews said. “I started variety of ways influenced back to school at BYU. I by what is happening at the began to learn that not dinner table. “I was teaching Courtesy Elizabeth Matthews everyone is in an abusive M atthews' symbolic chairs are featured throughout the work "Without Authentication." relationship and that it see exhibit » 15 the davis clipper showcase Friday, October 2, 2020 15

T he use of empty chairs investigates the complex relationship between the emotional presence and the physical absence in "We All Fall Down."

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my students to draw chairs every day,” she said. “I started seeing them as a motif. It shows the tension, closeness and distance without being a person. I didn’t want to use names or faces. This is difficult stuff.” Matthews said her chil- dren asked her not to exhibit it. “But I have the right to speak. It’s my responsibility to speak.” If someone is in an abusive relationship get out as soon as possible, she said. “You need to recognize the challenges ahead and get help. It’s like a cult. It can be very destructive to you and your family.” BDAC hours are limited due to COVID. It is open Tuesday

Photos courtesy of Elizabeth Matthews and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to " You Can Always Hope" is part of the 6 p.m., Saturday from noon to 5 exhibit "Elizabeth Matthews: Untold p.m. Closed Mondays, holidays Aftermath" on display at the BDAC. and between exhibits. 16 Friday, October 2, 2020

Mammograms save lives do it for your family

by Becky Ginos [email protected] BOUNTIFUL — One in eight women are diagnosed with breast cancer in the U.S. It is the leading cause of cancer deaths in Utah. Still, Utah is one of the lowest in the nation for mammograms. “October is breast cancer awareness month,” said David Jensen, Systems Operation Director responsible for mammography at IHC. “But any month is a good time for a mammogram. We want to get the message out to women 40 or older that IHC recommends an annual mammogram.” Some women may be hesitant during the current pandemic, but Jensen said that IHC has taken precautions to ensure patient safety. “Patients must wear masks and social distance. We’ve set appointments that are appropri- ately spaced to allow top to bottom cleaning. Breast cancer does not stop with COVID-19. We encourage women to continue with their annual screening.” Screening is the best, most effective way to catch it early, he said. “Some may question how effective a mammogram is. But according to a study done by the American Cancer Society, deaths dropped by 40 percent between 1989 and 2017. That’s 375,000 deaths that were avoided over a 28 years period.” Dr. Jose Perez-Tamayo, Medical Director of Radiology at Lakeview Hospital said they now have the

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getty images The Davis Clipper Thrive Friday, October 2, 2020 17 Is your blended family protected? Tales from the ‘Brady Bunch’

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yby Rob n Rowe Walton Att orney, Rowe & Walton PC, Member of NAELA getty images veryone remembers the “Brady Bunch” television show that portrayed the successes and challenges of blended families. Mike Eand Carol Brady were the iconic American couple, each bringing three children into the marriage and raising them as one big happy family. Blending two families is a difficult balancing act for anyone. Then add financial and asset or property matters to this equation and you have a breeding ground for conflict. Among the many challenges blended families face, estate and financial planning can be espe- cially tricky. Emotional issues surrounding finan- cial matters of blended families can be intense when dealing with the competing interests of your own children, stepchildren and a new spouse. Dr. James Grubman, an internationally recognized consultant and author on family wealth psychology, says that communication and preparation are two of the most important actions often missing in families struggling to blend successfully. Here are a few pointers for blended families found in Christine Fletcher's Article “Estate Planning Tips for Blended Families” printed April 26, 2019 in Forbes Magazine:

» A simple will or merely keeping your property separate is not adequate. A will designating your estate to your new spouse opens the possibility that your biological children can be cut out of your spouse’s estate down the road. On the other hand leaving all of your assets to your children and none to your new spouse can expose your estate to a spousal elective share claim. Utah law does not favor leaving a new spouse com- pletely destitute at your death.

» Consider a trust that leaves income or a life estate in the home to your new spouse with the balance passing to your children at death. A carefully drafted trust can provide benefits for your new spouse until death or remarriage, while insuring that assets ultimately go to your children.

» Don't discount the value of pre-nuptial agreements or property agreements. Many view a “pre-nuptial” as a “love killer.” But there is value in having the opportunity to understand and

see blended family » 22 18 Friday, October 2, 2020 Thrive The Davis Clipper B arton Creek – a place to call home

sponsored article member of our family,” he said. “Now we have one here in Davis County. hen you walk into Barton I hope to grow in Davis County and Creek it feels like home, Utah.” with a caring staff that Barton Creek opened in 1999 and Wtreats residents like family. has 62 apartments. “We have studios “Even just a smile can brighten up to one bedroom,” said Natalie their day a little bit,” said Scott Nelson, Community Relations Kirby owner of Bayshire Senior Director. “There are wide halls that Communities that took over the are extra nice and bright. Everything assisted living center in February. is at the heart of the building and “Little acts of kindness and service we’re constantly catering to our make a difference.” residents.” Kirby said when he first visited Our goal is that they age in place, Barton Creek it felt warm and she said. “The more care they need inviting. “The staff was smiling and the more they can get. It gives them loving serving the residents. There’s a lot of peace to know this is their a quality of care and attention to home and they are surrounded by detail, they really get to know the people who love them.” residents.” It’s been especially difficult The idea of taking what used with COVID, said Nelson. “We have to be nursing homes and making an amazing recreational therapist senior care something special was S cott Kirby, owner of who has kept activities going. the driving force behind creating Bayshire Senior Communities They’re exercising and doing crafts. Bayshire. “I felt like this generation took over Barton Creek in February. There’s an enclosed courtyard that is the best our country has,” he said. c ourtesy has helped them emotionally. The “I wanted the opportunity to serve duced to the health care industry in people’s lives.” hardest part are the family visits but them and make life better.” while getting his MBA at BYU. “I’ve Kirby started Bayshire in 2016 in we’re doing that. They (residents) He started in the senior living loved it,” Kirby said. “There are few California where he has five facil- are strong. They’ve gone through industry in 2007 after being intro- jobs where I can make a difference ities. “Barton Creek is the newest harder things than this.” The Davis Clipper Thrive Friday, October 2, 2020 19 20 Friday, October 2, 2020 Thrive The Davis Clipper The Davis Clipper Thrive Friday, October 2, 2020 21 Wear your aids, even when you’re alone

sponsored article signs of hearing loss, or if your family and friends are urging you from Bountiful to be checked, please don’t ignore Hearing Center it. Call an audiologist and schedule For the davis clipper a hearing evaluation. Symptoms of hearing loss include asking others id you know that October is to repeat themselves often, needing Protect Your Hearing Month? the volume on your TV or phone October also includes World turned up, struggling to hear in noisy DMental Health day. You’re probably environments, and even trouble with wondering what the correlation is. specific types of voices, such as those It has been shown that hearing loss of women or small children. can increase one’s risk of developing For those who have hearing aids, it mental illnesses. This includes is important that you are wearing the depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, aids as much as possible, even when and dementia. Studies have shown you are alone. With COVID-19 still that hearing loss can even trigger controlling the way society interacts, episodes of extreme anger and sui- we are already struggling to avoid cidal ideation. Protecting your hearing depression, anxiety, and loneliness. not only prevents or delays hearing Even when alone, wearing your aids loss, but it is extremely beneficial to getty images ensures that you are still keeping your protecting your mental health. conditions associated with depres- aids are a simple fix. They can aid in brain active. Small sounds do a lot to It has been shown that 11.4% of sion. In several studies, hearing loss increasing healthy brain function, stimulate your brain. Even sounds like adults with self-reporting hearing is associated with cognitive decline reducing the risk of dementia. the house settling, the AC or heater impairment have moderate to severe and dementia. Reduced social What all of this boils down to is kicking on, the dishwasher sloshing, depression, which is significantly engagement and cognitive load that ignoring your hearing loss only or the fridge humming. Many of us higher than the 5.9% reported with- focused on coping with hearing loss increases your risk for mental health with compromised hearing tend to out hearing impairment. In people rather than higher level thinking can problems. It is so very important get used to the silence and can be 65 and older, hearing impairment is lead to poorer cognitive functioning that you are conscious of your among the most common chronic and faster mental decline. Hearing hearing health. If you are noticing see hearing » 22 22 Friday, October 2, 2020 Thrive The Davis Clipper

Anything different or changing can IHC will have a mobile mammo- mammograms be an early sign.” gram unit at the Layton Hospital on The sooner you « Continued from page 16 Women with a family history of Oct. 21, 22. “There will be additional are diagnosed breast cancer are also at a higher locations at the Layton Clinic, newest machines available with the risk, he said. “But just because you Bountiful Clinic and Syracuse Clinic,” the better – it lowest radiation. “The 3D mammo- don’t have a family history doesn’t said Jensen. “These expand access “ gram significantly reduces call back mean you won’t get it. Over 80 to potentially life-saving screenings. saves lives.” rates. It’s increasing the number of percent of cancers occur without The sooner you are diagnosed the cancer detections.” family history.” better – it saves lives.” » David Jensen Perez-Tamayo said women It’s important to understand that should be doing self-examinations as a mammogram is not uncomfortable well. “Many women detect their own or painful, said Perez-Tamayo. “It’s lumps before others. Typically the well worth your time. Do it for your easiest way to do it is in the shower. family.” blended hearing family « Continued from page 21 « Continued from page 17 overwhelmed by these small sounds, but this is just another sign that your design how assets and finances brain is not getting the stimulation it will be protected on death, needs to stay healthy. Being aware of disability or divorce before you these everyday noises will allow your remarry. brain to get used to them again. You will adapt faster than you think and » Don’t forget to update it will only benefit you by keeping your Medical Directives and depression and dementia at bay. Financial Powers of Attorney Compromised hearing is an when you remarry. You may invisible disability, and it oftentimes already have a medical power of goes unnoticed or ignored by those attorney naming someone to be affected. Hearing loss is a very in charge of your medical care if widespread problem among all ages, you cannot communicate. If you not just those who are older. Protect remarry, it is wise to include your your hearing. Have regular hearing new spouse on these documents evaluations with an audiologist, wear so your spouse and biological earplugs when hunting, shooting, or children have a clear understand- attending loud concerts, and buy the ing of who is in charge if you get proper protective equipment if you sick. Also, who will open the mail, work with loud machinery. And if you pay your bills or make phone calls already wear hearing aids, remember if you cannot? to wear them all day, even when you Blended families can be chal- are alone. If you are experiencing lenging but also very rewarding if problems with your hearing aids, it is done right. Contact a local elder critical that you see your audiologist law attorney to get assistance in to have them repaired. A happy, protecting your blended family stimulated brain is vital, especially in today. our world today. The Davis Clipper Thrive Friday, October 2, 2020 23

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L ayton city turns

Photos courtesy of Layton City T he Verdeland parade passes through housing in the 1950s. The area became Layton Commons Park.

by Becky Ginos hit so we had to cancel those.” photo contest. People were supposed up a gift basket for the winner. It’s an [email protected] In February they started the “I love to submit photos of them wearing idea I would still like to pull off.” Layton” T-shirt contest. “IHC spon- their100 T-shirts wherever they went. A Another plan was to create a LAYTON — Layton City turned sored it and handed out T-shirts with winner was drawn each month. Local sculpture made out of metal. “Anyone 100 this year. All kinds of celebrations a heart on it,” she said. “To ignite that businesses made who found metal items at their and events were planned – then we had a homes, like old farm equipment, COVID hit. What started out with etc. could bring it down to the old a bang, turned into a whimper. But Anderson Lumber building,” said Mayor Joy Petro is still upbeat. Petro. “We’d create a sculpture based At one time, Layton was part of upon all these contributions that Kaysville, Petro said. “The greater area would leave a lasting impression of encompassed Kaysville that had more 2020. Then 20 years from now they of a downtown and Layton that can take their kids down and say ‘look was more rural. There was what we did.’ It would tie the city farming and sheep were a L ayton City together.” pretty big industry.” was once part Petro said the city is still collecting Farmers needed dogs to of Kaysville. It metal. “Hopefully we can still create has developed into a keep the sheep together, she thriving community in the sculpture and celebrate next said. “Kaysville came up with Davis County. summer.” a license fee of $5 a dog. Back There are banners hanging then that was huge. It inspired throughout the city with pictures them to make their own city and of buildings that exist today and break off to form the corporation of historical buildings. They also created Layton City.” a commemorative coin to recognize Petro said they had planned a the milestone. different event for each month to “It’s two sided with our new celebrate the centennial. “In January Sunburst logo featuring mountains we started out with a lecture series. We had two or three and then COVID see layton 100 » 26 26 Friday, October 2, 2020 life The Davis Clipper People layton 100 obituaries « Continued from page 25

and jets to signify how close we are to Hill Lois Vaughan Hoskins Air Force Base,” she said. “The logo will be th put on all city vehicles and the banners Aug. 28, 1937 – Sept. 21, 2020 80 rtBi hday throughout the city.” Lois Vaughan Hoskins, 83, cherished wife, mother and grandmother passed away Sept. 21, Dr. Russell Jon In the meantime it’s like the book, “A 2020 surrounded by her beloved family in Fruit Ord Series of Unfortunate Events,” Petro said. Heights, from causes incident to age. “Or unforgettable events. Basically we She was born in Malad, Idaho on Aug. 28, 1937 Doctor Russell Jon decided we’ll do a 2020 + 1 next year.” to James and Vera Vaughan. Lois married her life- Ord, of Bountiful long sweetheart and fellow Malad High School celebrated his 80th class of 1955 member, Curtis Lynn Hoskins, in the birthday Sept. 29, Logan Temple on Dec. 20, 1957. A treasured quote 2020. He was born in Nephi to Russell Vincent by Jane Austen summed up their love story – “The and Margie Berger Ord. He served a mission for very first moment I beheld him, my heart was The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in irrevocably gone.” the Hawaiian Islands. He married Mary Margaret Lois was valedictorian of the Malad High Moncur on Aug. 15, 1963 in the Salt Lake Temple. School graduating class of 1955. She became a They were blessed with five children and eight High Honor student at Brigham Young University grandchildren. Jon was an Otolaryngologist (ENT) and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in and practiced at the Salt Lake Clinic. He is a life- education and a minor in accounting. Lois was long scouter and is a recipient of the Silver Beaver crowned Miss Malad and went on to become a Award. He served in the Special Needs Mutual runner-up for Miss Idaho. program for many years. Jon is a man full of life She worked as a secretary to the Dean of the and happiness. He is a practical joker, loves to play College of Religious Instruction while attending games with his family, likes to solve puzzles, plays BYU. Later, Lois worked for one of the most the piano beautifully, and is an avid BYU fan. We successful real estate firms in Salt Lake City. She love you Dad! Happy 80th birthday. was the Deputy Recorder for Bountiful City for over 10 years. Lois was a sterling employee and under her management the city was awarded a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting presented Bn i gham Cycle by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and th Canada. She later served as President of the Greater El Paso Area Alzheimer’s 60 Association. Lois lived with her sweetheart, Curt, in Provo, Bountiful, El Paso, Texas; and Anniversary Fruit Heights. She was a devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Ron & Lynda Saints and served with honor in many positions including – stake Relief Stringham Society president, stake camp director, Ward Young Women counselor in Bountiful, and Relief Society president in El Paso, Texas. Ron and Lynda String- Lois had a firm and unwavering testimony that Jesus is the Christ, her ham celebrated their Savior and Redeemer who gave the promise and blessings of eternal life and 60th wedding anniversary. They were married Sept. happiness. 2, 1960. They are parents of Tami, Tina (Brent), She enjoyed serving in the Bountiful Temple, and as a ward temple and Travis and Trent. They have 13 grandchildren and family history consultant and service missionary. eight great-grandchildren. They celebrated with Lois had many hobbies and interests including travel, golf, music, their children at a drive through with friends and literature, technology and family history. She enjoyed traveling the world family. F armers Union 1892 with her husband, and especially enjoyed journeying to golf tournaments and playing golf at Oakridge Country Club. Lois was a talented pianist and sang in many church choirs. She was widely read in all genres, including classic literature and politics and was an active member of book clubs for decades. Lois embraced technology and had a love of family history for over 30 years. She was first and foremost a loving and dedicated wife and mother, th remembered as beautiful, articulate, caring, classy, detailed, intelligent, 65 funny and kind. When Curt was asked recently which trait he loved most about his faithful companion of over 62 years, he replied with one word Anniversary – “Everything.” For Lois, family was and is – “Everything.” She had four children, 17 John & Jerry grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren, who have been truly blessed by Kilpack her undying legacy of unconditional love and service. Lois taught by example and deed that “a life well-lived is a life well-loved.” Her handmade quilts John and Jerry Kilpack upon graduation and special occasions are treasured keepsakes, as are her celebrated their 65th handwritten birthday cards that always came with a little extra cash for good wedding anniversary on Sept. 22. The couple has Train Station 1911 measure. Lois orchestrated family gatherings for Easter egg hunts, July 4th spent many happy years traveling the country in BBQ celebrations at Oakridge, Thanksgiving dinners and Christmas talent their RV and spending countless hours with friends showcases where love, laughter and gratitude were served in abundance. and family. To celebrate, the pair toasted to a Lois always said, “Being with my family is heaven to me.” lifetime of love and joined their two sons, Kurt Lois is preceded in death by her parents, brother Gordon Vaughan (Valmai). and Doug, and grandchildren in a small backyard She is survived by her caring husband, Curtis Lynn Hoskins of Fruit Heights, gathering. sister, Cheryldene Johnson Merrill of Taylorsville and four children; Sherry Hall (Kevin) of St. George, C. Lane Hoskins (Janet) of Malad, Idaho, Hayley Hanson (Michael) of Farmington and Jennifer Merrill (John) of Bountiful. The family would like to thank Dr. Grant Christian, Dr. Joshua Oaks, and Dr. Roja Mulamalla, the staff at Renew Home Health and Hospice for their compassion and expert care, and Horsley Funeral Homes in Malad, Idaho. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 28, 2020 at the Hidden Valley Ward, 900 S. Main Street, Kaysville. pe ople Deadline: Interment in the Malad City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Family History program for The Monday at 4 p.m. Photos courtesy of Layton City Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints https://philanthropies.churchofje- Layton Drug suschrist.org/familysearch The Davis Clipper life Friday, October 2, 2020 27 O bituaries

Jay William Francis Bryan Skelton John Fred McDonald 1925 - 2020 1977 - 2020 1941 – 2020 Jay William Francis was born Oct. Bryan lived life fully. He had Our beloved husband, father, 21, 1925 in Morgan, to Roy Elmer and passions that positively affected grandfather, brother and friend John Ivy Thomas Francis. He attended others and the world around him. Fred McDonald passed away at home school in Morgan, where he walked His passions included all forms on Sept. 26, 2020. to school, uphill, in the snow, both of literature, including a gifted He was born on Nov. 7, 1941 to ways (across the street). After his hand at his own poetry and vibrant Donald and Rebecca McDonald. senior year of high school, he was storytelling. He also had a passion John grew up and attended schools drafted into the service choosing for teaching. He loved teaching and in Salt Lake City where he graduated the Army Air Corps for his military reading to his children, and he loved from West High School and met his service where he served for over two doing it professionally. Because of sweetheart Cherie Lee. They were years during World War II. After the his passion for teaching, he was married in the Salt Lake Temple on war he served as a missionary for unyielding in his desire for improving Sept. 15, 1960 and just celebrated their The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- himself through learning. 60th wedding anniversary. They were day Saints in the Central States He formed lifelong friendships blessed with five wonderful children whom he loved very much. Mission and attended BYU where with those he worked with, and His greatest joy was spending time with his family. he graduated with a bachelor’s especially considered the faculty He was a kind and caring man well known for his great degree in accounting and business and staff at Hill Field Elementary sense of humor, which never left him throughout many years of administration. While teaching and South Weber Elementary part struggling with his health. an accounting lab class, one of of his family. He was also blessed He worked in sales most of his life making many friends his students became his life-long to shortly work with teachers and wherever he went. He could run to the store or be on vacation sweetheart, Millicent Burton. They staff at Bountiful and Meadowbrook and run into and talk with someone he knew. were married Sept. 5, 1952 and they Elementaries. His favorite hobby was singing barbershop, which he did for just celebrated their 68th wedding He had a passion for his faith over 30 years. He also enjoyed playing early morning basketball anniversary. Beat that! in his Heavenly Father and was and played into his 70s. Jay was as active member of The constantly striving to become like He was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Him. His Christlike love and actions Latter-day Saints where he held many callings. His favorite was Saints serving in many callings. He had a long-term calling were felt by all who knew him, and he was able to find the teaching Primary and “home teaching.” as the ward clerk and then later served as a stake clerk. One divinity in everyone. He is preceded in death by his parents and a son, Damon. of his favorite callings was when he and Millie served as Bryan loved pranks. He teased those he loved and found He is survived by his bride of 60 years, Cherie; his children, dance directors teaching the youth and young adults dances humor in everything. Brad (Staci), Cori, Matt, and Scott (Casi); 14 grandchildren and five for the church dance festivals. Jay and Millie served as home Bryan’s physical limitations recently kept him from many great-grandchildren; brothers; Ron (Sheila), Mike (Colleen), and Kelly. teachers in their home ward as well as at an assisted living other passions in his life including bike riding and camping with Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Friday, Oct. 2, 2020 center. Together, they served two missions. They served in his family and gardening. Although limited, he found meaning at the North Canyon 5th Ward, 2505 S. Davis Blvd., Bountiful. A the California, San Bernardino Mission from 1991-1992 and the and sacredness in his physical and mental pain. He loved and viewing was held Thursday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Russon Pennsylvania, Pittsburg mission in 2008 while their eldest son lived Elder Neal A. Maxwell’s thought that, “Pain is a friend.” Mortuary, 295 North Main, Bountiful and Friday morning 9:45 to was serving as the Mission President. His impact on others will be forever engrained on the lives of 10:45 a.m. at the church prior to services. Interment-Bountiful Jay served as president of the Travelers Protective many generations. City Cemetery. Online guest book and also instructions for ZOOM Association (TPA) for many years and hosted one of their He is survived by his beautiful wife Tiffany, his children: at www.russonmortuary.com. national conventions in Utah. Jay and Millie were active Zerin, Liah, Aeden, Asher, Belen and Mandalen; his mother, Please come to celebrate John’s life, while observing COVID-19 members of the Beehive Roamer’s chapter of the Good Sam’s Cheryl Hawkes Skelton, his siblings: Andy (Laura), Dallin (Sarah), guidelines. RV group and Jay also served as chapter president. Besides Alex (Danelle) and Marné the wonderful association they had with the people in the (Brian), as well as four nieces camping chapter, Jay loved the many service projects that the and 15 nephews. He was also group organized and worked on during their campouts. Jay a wonderful brother-in-law also loved making beanie hats and donated hundreds of them to Tiffany’s siblings: Cody to Primary Children’s Hospital, Huntsman Cancer Institute, (Cindy), Chris (Rachel), and Shriner’s Hospital and Ronald McDonald House. Jenni. He is preceded in death One of his greatest treasures was his family. He was very by his father, David Milner proud of his kids and grandkids and loved spending any time Skelton. he could with them. He loved taking them to sporting events, A public viewing was held golfing, watching them participate in sports, dance and music Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2020 recitals. He would often take them one on one for treats. It didn't from 6 to 8 p.m. at Russon matter the activity; what was important was the time spent with Mortuary, 295 North Main, each one. He loved being active and busy. He especially loved Bountiful. golf. Another favorite activity was ballroom dancing where he Due to the pandemic, and Millie were members of various dance clubs in the Salt Lake family and close invited area. He was always on the go and was Millie's Energizer Bunny. friends may attend the Those left behind are his wife Millicent Burton, children funeral which will be held Jay Kent (LeeAnn), Debbie Garner (Lee), Cindy Barney (Curtis), at 2 p.m., Friday, Oct. 2, 2020 Malin (Dana), David (Brenda), and Kevin (Elise). They have 30 at the Bountiful 9th Ward grandchildren and 42 great-grandchildren. Chapel, 585 East Center Street, Funeral Services and a viewing were held at the Bountiful Bountiful, where a viewing 45th ward chapel at 115 E. Wicker Lane, Bountiful. The viewing will also be held from 12:30 to was held Monday, Sept. 28 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. with funeral 1:30 p.m. prior to services. services beginning at 11 a.m. Online guest book at www. Others can participate russonmortuary.com. in the funeral via Russon The funeral services were live streamed on Russon Mortuary Brothers Mortuary Facebook Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/russonmortuary. page or ZOOM, using this link: https://us02web.zoom. us/j/85902798115?pwd=Nn- lQTmlnN2FlTUtVbWRsVldrS- jNxQT09 . www.zoom.us Meeting ID: 859 0279 8115 Oituyab ar De dline: Passcode: bryan Online guests book at www. Monday at 4 p.m. russonmortuary.com 28 Friday, October 2, 2020 life The Davis Clipper O bituaries

Patrecia Egan Conrad Anthony Naegle Mark J Burningham 1954 – 2020 “73 Years Young” 1939 - 2020 Patrecia Anne Clayton Egan, the Conrad Anthony Naegle, “Crow,” Mark passed away peacefully Sep. sweetest wife, mother, grandmother, passed away peacefully at the 24, 2020, in the loving arms of his and great-grandmother returned to University of Utah, after a short sweetheart Barbara and his sweet dog heaven on Sept. 26, 2020. She passed stay. He was born on a cold day in Sophie curled up next to him. away at her home in Bountiful, due December to George and Lorraine Mark was born April 1, 1939, to to complications from diabetes. Naegle in Salt Lake City. He married Albert Jim and Esther Burningham in Trish grew up in Holladay and Shari Bangerter in 1963; he will be Salt Lake City. He was the youngest later moved to Bountiful where lovingly remembered by his “knock of four children. His class of 1957 was she met the love of her life John out wife” of 57 years. the first graduating class of Bountiful Egan. She studied art history at the Conrad was a self made man who High. Mark served the citizens of University of Utah. Trish had the was not only skilled but self taught Bountiful as a volunteer fireman and most angelic voice and was part in many trades. He was a remarkable a member of the Jeep Posse. of the Utah Opera Company for man who loved his family and would Mark loved sports. He played foot- five years and the Utah Symphony do anything for them and would never ball as a Bountiful Brave, he was a Packers fan, and a faithful Chorus for seven years. She filled back down from a fight.., but this was “Utah Man, Go Utes!” He was a Jazz fan through all the years. He her home with music, singing at a battle he could not win. Conrad was was an excellent golfer with a low handicap. He enjoyed bowling her piano, and practicing scales. a noble man and a problem solver leagues and also shooting trap as an “A” shooter for his team. A special moment for her children who never gave up until a solution He has many trophies for all of his efforts. The best trophy was was singing “I Heard Him Come” was found. In the poorest of health he won when he found his perfect match, his favorite teammate, with mom at the piano. She was an continued to battle on and reflected and the love of his life, his sweet Barbara. accomplished artist and painted this work ethic to the end. He was Mark married Barbara Parkinson Feb. 6, 1976. They have beautiful lilac bouquets. She loved always there to lift us up. He was shared 44 wonderful years together. Mark was a great dad to his being a mother and enjoyed her loud, stubborn and as tough as nails, daughter Holly Anne and Barbara was a busy mom to her girls, calling in the nursery for the LDS but his heart was even bigger than Donna Marie and Jennie Lyn. Together, those three young girls Church. Trish was a beautiful light his personality. He loved to keep always knew Mark and Barbara were meant to be a team, always in our lives and brought so much things simple and genuine. Our father supporting each of them. Shortly after they were married Mark joy and laughs with her quirky taught us to live life with grace and integrity. brought home a 1954 Ford pickup. Mark carefully restored "Big sense of humor. He is survived by his wife Shari; his children LeAnn (Brian) Red" to its original glory. She leaves her husband of 46 years, John Egan, their Quinn, Shaun (Shannon) Naegle; grandchildren, Katelyn, Mark enjoyed his work as a professional salesman with children Elicia Flynn, Cecily Busby and her husband Nick, Matthew, and Brady Quinn, Dominick and Kelsie Naegle, Mandy Bountiful Motors for more than 25 years. He received many Nickole Galloway, Ashley West and her husband John, James Bone, Debra Anderson; and three great-grandchildren; brother, awards and accolades for his service. He loved having the Egan, Sean Egan and his wife Ashley, Celeste Denson and Larry Naegle; brother-in-law Bob Bangerter, brother and sister- best-kept yard on the street. Mark was kind to anyone he met. her husband Brigham, Tori Egan-Hopkins and her husband in-law Steve and Betty Bangerter; several nieces, nephews and He was baptized a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Gavin, her grandchildren Kilee Faria, Aurieanna McLeod, Alora cousins; and a myriad of friends that were like family to him. He Latter-day Saints. Galloway, Gavin Flynn, Carl Galloway, Elizabeth Denson, Mira was preceded in death by his sons Marty and Cory Naegle, and Mark is survived by his wife, Barbara; daughter, Holly Anne West, Keira Flynn, Ada West, Helaina Flynn, William Denson, grandson Shea Naegle; his parents and siblings. Burningham; step-daughters, Donna McCormick, Jennie Robinson Emma West, Catherine Denson, Seras Egan, Samuel Denson, The family would like to express their love and gratitude (James); sister-in-law, Myrna (Lowell Burningham); 10 grandchil- and Ronin West, and great-grandchildren Riverlynn Faria, to those who cared for our father and made his passing as dren, 15 great-grandchildren, and his faithful rescue dog, Sophie. Maddi Faria, Aura Burr and Audrianna Maafala. comfortable as possible. Sadly the family recognizes that due to Mark was preceded in death by his parents, sister Audrey She was preceded in death by her son Merritt Egan who COVID-19 there will not be a formal gathering. We ask you to love Nelson, brothers Ronald and Lowell. died at two months old in 1986, and her grandson Jack West and hold your loved ones tight… tomorrow is never promised. The family extends their deepest gratitude for the services who died at birth in 2005. In lieu of flowers, and to honor Conrad’s name, the family offered to them from Summit Home Health and Hospice, Due to safety during COVID-19 there will be a small service believes in the program at the Red Barn Academy in Farmington, especially his nurse Brittney, and his aide Giancarlo, who always at Russon Mortuary, 295 N. Main Bountiful, where a viewing 1200 W. Red Barn Lane, Farmington, UT. 84025 or use the link gave the utmost professional and compassionate care. Mark and will be held Saturday, Oct. 3, 2020 at 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. for https://redbarnfarms.org where donations can be made. Barbara have also been cared for by Troy and Tammy Tonnensen, friends and family and service following at 11 a.m. Online Go Utes! Go Jazz! and that’s the “True Story.”Condolences, any time, day or night. To these and many other neighbors, our guestbook at www.russonmortuary.com. memories or photos may be shared at www.lindquistmortuary.com. family is so very thankful for your service. Services included a visitation Monday, Sept. 28, 2020 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Russon Mortuary, 295 North Main, Bountiful. Graveside services followed at Bountiful City Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com.

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Roger V. Tuttle B ountiful's Mitch Pettit returns an interception during a turnover-plagued game against Box Elder.

by Josh McFadden team was cruising 28-0 at halftime in himself from 3 yards out just 27 to Box Elder last Friday. It was the Clipper sports and didn’t surrender any points until seconds before halftime. He tallied second-straight loss for Bountiful, Syracuse scored with just under four 324 yards passing on the night, a which is currently 13th in the Class A week after dropping its first minutes to play in the third quarter. season high. 5A RPI rankings. game of the season in dramatic The Darts got stellar perfor- Spencer Ferguson had 156 yards Bountiful scored the game’s fashion, the Davis Darts got back to mances from David Spjut and and a touchdown on the ground. first points on a 1-yard run from business with a convincing win. Chance Trujillo. Spjut had the team’s Defensively, the Darts limited the Corbin Dubois just 3 ½ minutes Davis pummeled Syracuse 42-6 first two touchdowns, both in the opposition to just 16 yards rushing into the contest. From there, the on the road last Friday, improving first quarter. He first took a 67-yard and 119 total yards. Braves couldn’t do much against the the team’s record to 6-1 on the year pass from Trujillo all the way to the Davis entered this week ninth Bees’ defense. Dubois had 62 yards and 4-1 in Region 1 play. It was the end zone. Just over eight minutes in the latest RPI rankings for Class rushing, averaging more than six sixth time this season (and the sixth later, he scored on an even longer 6A. The Darts take on Weber at yards a carry. But the Braves totaled time in a row) that Davis scored at pass reception, this time 84 yards home this Friday. Weber is tied with just 177 yards of offense and threw least 40 points in a game. It was also from Trujillo. These two catches Davis in region standings and is 5-1 four interceptions. Jono Larsen had the fifth time the Darts won by at were part of Spjut’s six grabs for 252 overall. four catches for the Braves. Brooks least 24 points. yards. Fornelius had an interception, and Davis stayed in second place Trujillo also threw a 45-yard Bountiful Mitch Moldre tallied 13 tackles in a in Region 1 by scoring all 42 of its touchdown pass to Jake Maw in the The Braves fell to 1-2 in Region points in the first three quarters. The second quarter and then ran one 5 and 3-4 overall with a 17-7 loss see football » 34 32 Friday, October 2, 2020 sports The Davis Clipper Davis moves into region girls soccer lead by Josh McFadden alty kicks contest by hitting four to Farmington on Sept. 22. at a region crown, depending on what Clipper sports Layton’s three. This was after the two In the defeat, Kalea Woodyatt the Vikings and Bonneville do in their teams played to a scoreless regulation scored in the second half, as the two final two games. The final week of the high school and double-overtime sessions. The teams went to overtime. Neither team Kim Hendrickson scored in the girls soccer regular season is here, two opponents entered the contest scored in a first or second overtime second half against Viewmont in and some local teams are in a battle tied with another for the region lead. session. In the shootout, Farmington what was the team’s first shootout for region titles. Davis’ win put it in sole possession of prevailed 3-1. game of the season. The victory put Davis, in Region 1, and Viewmont, the coveted spot. Viewmont bounced back Sept. 24 the Phoenix in a three-way tie for in Region 5, are both at the top Two days later, there was no with a 1-0 win at Bonneville, handing first place. of their respective leagues. The letdown for the Darts, which blasted the Lakers their second league loss However, on Sept. 24, Box Elder Darts entered this week with an last-place Roy 6-0 on the road. Davis of the season and keeping the two upset Farmington 2-1. It was a big 11-1 mark, a game ahead of Layton. scored four goals in the first half teams tied atop Region 5. Emma turnaround from Farmington’s 3-0 Viewmont, meanwhile, was tied with alone. Taygan Sill got her eighth shut- Lindsey scored for Viewmont in the win over the Bees on Sept. 10. Abigail Bonneville at 6-2 as this week began. out of the season (and No. 21.5 of her second half, giving her goal No. 9 of Ferrell scored for the Phoenix, but Farmington was in striking distance career), and Bizzy Arevalo registered the season. Box Elder scored an overtime goal to with a 5-3 Region 5 record. two goals, bringing her season total to With two more games in the prevail. 14. Annie Haycock, Belle Mark, Chalise regular season, Viewmont has a good The Phoenix hosted Bountiful on Davis Wood and Paris Stout also scored. shot at a region title and a first-round Tuesday and then wrap up the regular The standings changed in a Davis played on the road against playoff bye. The team played at season on Thursday at home against big way in Region 1 last week. It all Northridge on Tuesday and then Woods Cross on Tuesday and will Woods Cross. happened during a thrilling shootout finished up the regular season at conclude the schedule Thursday at between the Darts and Layton on Fremont on Thursday. Box Elder. Bountiful Sept. 22. The Braves were 3-5 in Region 5 Returning the favor from an Viewmont Farmington and 8-7 overall as this final regular earlier shootout loss to the Lancers The Vikings stayed in a tie for Farmington’s huge win over week began. Last week was a good on Aug. 27, Davis prevailed in the pen- first place despite a shootout loss to Viewmont gave the Phoenix a chance one for Bountiful, as the team snapped a five-game losing streak by winning a pair of games. Bountiful first dispatched Box Elder 3-2 on Sept. 22, scoring all three of its goals in the first half. Brianne Hodge, Caroline Hellewell and Sarah Wilkinson each got the ball into the net. It was the Braves’ first victory since defeating Box Elder in a shootout in the teams’ first meeting on Aug. 25. Bountiful then avenged a 2-0 loss to Woods Cross on Sept. 10 by defeating the Wildcats 2-0 last Thursday. Hellewell and Kanani Boyer V iewmont's Mati scored for the Braves. Goalkeepers Ball, in red, battles with Farmington's Kalea Daisy Williams and Grace Ellenson Woodyatt for control shared goalkeeping duties, each of the ball during the helping preserve the shutout. Phoenix' overtime win. Bountiful traveled to Farmington on Tuesday and will finish the regular season with a game at Bonneville on Thursday. Woods Cross The Wildcats dropped to 3-5 in Region 5 and 6-8 overall with two setbacks last week. The defeats ended the team’s two-game winning streak. Woods Cross couldn’t find the net in either game, first losing to Bonneville 1-0 on Sept. 22 and then falling to Bountiful 2-0 on Sept. 24. It was the fourth time in region play that the Wildcats were shut out. Woods Cross rounds out the regu- lar season at Farmington on Friday. The team played at home against Viewmont on Tuesday, after our press Roger V. Tuttle deadline. The Davis Clipper sports Friday, October 2, 2020 33

V iewmont’s Grace Mackay had seven kills and three blocks in the Vikings’ straight-set win over Bonneville Sept. 24.

At hletes of the Week The Davis Clipper is teaming up with Mountain Orthopaedics of Bountiful for our Athletes of the Week contest again this year. Our Male Athlete of the Week is Davis High golfer Jack Sargent, who took Region 1 medalist honors by shooting a 68 and leading the Darts to the team title. Other nominees for the male award were football players David Spjut of Davis, Mitch Moldre of Bountiful and Austin Bradley of Woods Cross. Our Female Athlete of the Week honor goes to Woods Cross volleyball player Saane Katoa, Courtesy who had 15 kills and 10 digs in the Wildcats’ win over Farmington. C OVid-19 continues to Other nominees for the female award were Davis soccer player Bizzy Arevado, and volleyball players Katie Corelli of Davis, Kaylee Smith of wreak havoc on region play Viewmont and Halle Hogan of Woods Cross. Winners were chosen from recommendations by our sportswriting staff and area coaches. We’ll by Catherine Garrett got to get better at finishing. It Woods Cross was a tough one to lose.” be honoring Athletes of the Week throughout Clipper sports Woods Cross defeated the school year, as well as Athletes of the Corelli had a career-high 30 Farmington in three sets 25-21, Month. Four more matches were post- kills – while hitting .483 with 25-23, 25-23 on Sept. 22. Saane Congratulations to all of these athletes! poned due to COVID-19 last week, just one error – to lead the Darts Katoa led offensively with 15 kills leaving Bountiful, Viewmont and offensively. She also was tops on while Olivia Ruy added 12. Farmington to make up region defense with 22 digs while Limb “The match went well matches later in the season. added 21. considering we hadn’t played a Woods Cross and Viewmont “She had her best match ever. match in four weeks!” said head At hletes of the Month won their games while Davis went Wow!” Salvo said. “We just needed 1-1. one more player to step it up.” coach Nicole Hogan. “We were rusty and had a couple line-up Trujillo, Hansen are changes that took some time to Davis Viewmont September’s best Davis defeated Weber 25-9, Viewmont defeated Bonneville work through, but I was happy 25-15, 25-22 Sept. 22 behind in straight sets Sept. 24. that we were able to stay the course and finish with a win.” 11 kills and 10 digs from Katie Kaylee Smith recorded 11 kills The Davis Clipper is teaming up with Mountain Corelli. with Kassidy Mckean adding nine Halle Hogan ran the offense Orthopaedics of Bountiful for our Athletes of the “We rocked it and had our best to lead the Vikings offensively. with 41 assists while also record- Week and our Athletes of the Month contests for distributions to all of our hitters,” Head coach Cathy Hope par- ing 12 digs and three service the fifth straight year. aces. The Wildcats produced head coach Lori Salvo said. “We ticularly noted the contributions In September, our Male Athlete of the Month 58 digs as a team with Katoa played really good.” of her two setters, Lauren Weir is Davis High quarterback Chance Trujillo. He Lauryn Arnold added seven and Macey Christian who com- (10) and Nora Campbell (10) has thrown for 1,380 yards and 17 touchdowns kills and five aces while Aubrey bined for 20 assists in running the also having double-digit nights through the Darts’ first seven games, with Nielson served up three aces and offense. defensively. Davis at 6-1 and its only loss a one-pointer to recorded 10 digs. Defensively, “It’s fun to watch them make unbeaten Roy. Farmington Cierra Limb led with 19 digs. things happen on the court,” Hope Our Female Athlete of the Month for September Against Northridge Sept. 24, said. “Their setter/hitter relation- Farmington lost in three sets is Woods Cross runner supreme Carlee Hansen, the Darts lost 31-29, 25-23, 15-25, ships get better every game. They to Woods Cross Sept. 22. who captured the top spot at the Wasatch Relays 26-24. have such good court smarts. I The Phoenix were led by at Soldier Hollow and will return there later this “The sets could have gone love watching them play.” Amber Beddes with 15 kills and month in hopes of capturing a third straight girls either way,” Salvo said. “We had Grace Mackay added seven Sophie Wendt with six. Wendt 5A cross country championship. 17 flipping missed serves and 17 kills and Weir had three while also had 14 assists and three Congratulations to both athletes on this out- blocking errors and they were in Mackay and Smith teamed up for aces while Shayla Adams came standing honor! crucial times. For the love! We’ve six blocks. up with 14 digs. 34 Friday, October 2, 2020 sports The Davis Clipper football « Continued from page 31 Local losing effort. Bountiful will host D avis High’s Farmington this Friday. Jack Sargent Fishing won Region 1 medalist Farmington honors with The Phoenix stepped out a 68.88 scoring Reports of region play to travel to average on the season. Clearfield, of Region 1, last Friday. Farmington fell 17-14, Bountiful Lake:  dropping to 2-5 overall. The Fishing is slow to fair. I recently visited with Phoenix were supposed to a few anglers who were fishing from shore. play Viewmont but had a One angler caught one common carp and one cancellation due to COVID-19 rainbow trout. He was using corn. A couple of concerns. other anglers I visited with hadn’t caught any The Phoenix got rushing fish. Try using traditional baits and methods. touchdowns from Drew Patterson (2 yards) and East Canyon Reservoir & State  Creyton Jones (8 yards). The Park (Blue Ribbon): second TD tied the score at Fishing is fair to good. An angler recently 14-14 midway through the fishing from shore caught seven rainbow trout third quarter. Clearfield went (using a worm) and a few smallmouth bass ahead on a field goal with (using a trout magnet lure). Try using rainbow just under eight minutes to PowerBait for trout. An algal bloom has play, but Farmington couldn’t formed at East Canyon. equalize or go ahead. Farmington Pond:  With its 1-1 region mark, Fishing is slow to fair. I recently visited with the Phoenix get back to league an angler fishing from the dock. He caught play with a home game against one rainbow trout using a lure. Try using Bonneville on Friday. traditional baits and methods. An algal bloom has formed at Farmington Pond. Davis wins region Woods Cross The Wildcats will have to Kaysville Ponds:  wait another week for their Fishing is slow to fair. I recently visited with boys’ golf title first win. an angler who was fishing for catfish using Woods Cross lost a close shrimp and a hot dog. He didn’t catch any fish by Catherine Garrett Davis’ top performances at the one to Bonneville at home, during the time I was at the pond. Another Clipper sports region tournament were by 1st 24-17, dropping its record to angler I visited with caught 17 small black Team All-Region golfers Preston 0-7 on the year and 0-3 in bullhead catfish using a worm. Try using Davis High’s Jack Sargent Wallace (72, 77), McKay Cook (73, Region 5. Woods Cross’ region traditional baits and methods. received Region 1 medalist honors 77) and Cade Montgomery (75, 75), defeats have all come by a Ogden River :  in leading the Darts’ golf program along with Second Team All-Region touchdown or less. to the Region 1 title following a golfer Sebastian Fernandez (73, 83). Fishing is good. An angler recently caught In this game, Woods Cross three brown trout and one rainbow trout two-day tournament at Bountiful Others competing for the Darts got three field goals off the Ridge and Eagle Mountain Sept. were Cole Cipriano (79, 79), Charlie during a two-hour fishing trip. One brown was foot of kicker Austin Bradley, 16 inches long. He was using dry flies. 21-22. Davis won by 22 strokes over Rhodes (85, 80), Drew Sampson who nailed kicks of 32, 40 and Layton. (90) and Cam Arbon (83). 27 yards. The last one came Pineview Reservoir (Blue with 6:27 left in the game to Ribbon):  bring the Wildcats to within Fishing is fair. An angler who fished from seven points. Woods Cross shore recently reported catching one black could get no closer. crappie and two smallmouth bass. An algal Luck Dastic scored a bloom has formed at Pineview. first-quarter touchdown off Weber River (Blue a 12-yard pass from Canton  Naegle. The Wildcats had Ribbon): F irst Team All- Fishing is good. An angler fishing from shore Region golfer a hard time containing the McKay Cook shot a Bonneville passing game, recently caught four brown trout using a 73 and 77 to help lead which amassed 315 yards. worm and a Rooster Tail spinnerbait. Davis to the Region 1 However, Woods Cross did team title Sept. 22. Willard Bay Reservoir (Blue intercept three passes on the Ribbon):  night. The Wildcats travel to Box Fishing is slow to fair. An angler fishing from Elder this Friday, looking to a boat caught three channel catfish during break an eight-game losing a day on the water recently. 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The Davis Clipper classifieds Friday, October 2, 2020 37 legal notices legal notices legal notices the date of the first publication of this notice or be forever barred. Beginning at the Northwest Corner of Lot 6, Block 5, Plat “A”, Shawna Andrus, City Recorder William L. Prater, Attorney Kaysville Townsite Survey; and running thence East 66 feet; C-5236 10/2-9 DATED this 11 day of September, 2020. thence South 132 feet; thence West 66 feet; thence North 132 Brent D. Hunt, Truste feet to the point of beginning. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Deann Campbell, Trustee APN: 11-108-0028 Pursuant to section 17-36-26 U.C.A. 1953 as amended, notice Date of first publication: September 25, 2020 Said Trust Deed was dated September 30, 2019, and re- is hereby given by the Board of Davis County Commissioners, C-5224 9/25-10/9 corded October 2, 2019, as Entry No. 3192095, in Book 7359, Farmington, Utah that a public hearing will be held on Tuesday, at Pages 560 - 565 of the records of the County Recorder of October 6, 2020, at 4:00 pm in Room 303 of the Davis County SUMMONS Davis County, Utah. Administrative Building, 61 S Main Street, Farmington, Utah Case No. 190906507 The sale will be made without covenant or warranty as to to consider additional budget appropriation requests. Budget Judge Joseph M. Bean title, possession or encumbrances. Bidders must be prepared to increases will be funded by new revenues and/or monies unspent IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR WEBER tender to the Successor Trustee $10,000 in certified funds at the in the prior year. COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH time of the sale, with the balance of the purchase price due by Curtis Koch ALONZO L. BURRELL, noon the following business day at the office of the Successor Davis County Clerk/Auditor Plaintiff, Trustee. The second payment must be in the form of certified C-5238 10/2 vs. funds delivered via wire transfer. INVITATION TO BID BRENNAN J. HUFSTETLER and DOES I-V, DATED this 14th day of September, 2020. Defendants. City of North Salt Lake SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE: 10 E Center St. TO: BRENNAN J. HUFSTETLER, Defendant Matthew V. Hess You are hereby summoned and required to file an answer with the North Salt Lake City, Utah 84054 Blackburn & Stoll, L.C. Sealed bids for the project “Public Works Settling Basins – Proj- Clerk of the above Court in writing to the Complaint, which has been 257 East 200 South, Suite 800 Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 filed with the Second District Court, 2525 Grant Ave., Ogden, Utah ect No. 20-028” will be received by North Salt Lake Engineering (801) 326-6198 at the North Salt Lake City Hall Building, 10 East Center Street, 84401, and to serve upon, or mail to John Cummings, Plaintiffs’ at- C-5209 9/18-10/2 torney, 3856 Washington Boulevard, Ogden, Utah 84403, a copy of North Salt Lake, Utah until 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October said answer, within 21 days after service of this Summons upon you. BOUNTIFUL, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION 14th, 2020, and then at said office publicly opened and read Pursuant to the Court’s Order dated June 30, 2020, service shall ORDINANCE NO. 2020-09 aloud. The Bidder shall indicate the Construction Contract title, be complete upon the last date of publication of October 16, 2020. An ordinance enacting 10-1-122 “Campfires and Burning” the name and address of the Bidder, and the date and time of If you fail to do so, judgment by default will be taken against of the Bountiful City Municipal Code, repealing and enact- the Bid opening. Accommodations will be made for COVID-19 you for the relief demanded in the Complaint on file with the Court. ing Bountiful City Municipal code 5-10-108, and amending social distancing and/or remote attendance of the bid opening. DATED this 14th day of August, 2020. Bountiful City Municipal Code 8-5-101, 8-5-102, 8-5-103, The work to be performed consists of furnishing all labor, /s/ JOHN CUMMINGS and 8-5-104. Effective Date. This ordinance shall go into effect tools, materials, equipment, transportation, and services required Attorney for Plaintiff immediately upon first publication. for the construction of a new 3,660 SF concrete settling basin C-5237 10/2-1 Passed by the City Council of Bountiful, Utah, this 22nd day of and wash bay, approximately 100 LF of new 6” waterline, new September, 2020. fire hydrant, new sewer connection, and all appurtenant work. SUMMONS Randy Lewis, Mayor Contract Documents and drawings may be obtained from the IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR Shawna Andrus, City Recorder City’s website at www.nslcity.org. Questions may be directed to DAVIS COUNTY C-5234 10/2 Karyn Baxter, P.E., at (801) 335-8722 or [email protected]. STATE OF UTAH C-5231 9/25-10/2 Case No 1115566, 1115565 SOUTH DAVIS SEWER DISTRICT State of Utah in the interest: I.S. DOB: 05-05-2015 & N.S. CITY OF BOUNTIFUL Notice of Trustee’s Sale DOB:11-12-2011 JOINT NOTICE OF PROPOSED BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENT The following described property will be sold at public auction THE STATE OF UTAH TO: CHRISTINE ENGLE AND PUBLIC HEARING to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the United You are hereby summoned to appear before the above-enti- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all interested persons States at the time of sale, at the Main Entrance, Second District tled court, 800 W. State St., Farmington, Utah or Via WebEx that the City Council of the City of Bountiful (“City”) and the Board Courthouse, 800 West State Street, Farmington, UT 84025 on invitation on October 22 , 2020 at 1:30 P.M. for a Pretrial on the of Trustees of the South Davis Sewer District (“District”) have Wednesday, November 4, 2020, at 10:00 AM of said day, for Verified Petition for Protective Supervision on the above-named adopted a joint resolution indicating the intent to adjust the bound- the purpose of foreclosing per the Declaration of Covenants, children. You have a right to be represented by an attorney at ary of the South Davis Sewer District to include each and every Conditions and Restrictions of The Village at Valley Meadow these proceedings. If you do not appear at the time and place set portion of the City that is not currently included within the District. Town Home Association, Section 5.10 as amended and sup- forth herein, a judgment will be entered against you, which may The “Affected Area” is located in Bountiful City, Davis County, plemented, recorded September 24, 2010, Entry No. 2554758. include termination of your parental rights. C-5230 9/25-10/16 State of Utah. For a detailed description of the Affected Area, The parties to said Declaration are Laura Tingey and The Village please see the full notice on the District’s website (https://www. at Valley Meadow Town Home Association. The Declaration NOTICE TO WATER USERS sdsd.us/public-notice) or contact the District at 801-295-3469. provides that liens for the nonpayment of assessments may be The applications below were filed with the Division of Water If the adjustment is made as proposed, the owners of property enforced by sale by the Homeowners Association Board or its Rights in Davis County. These are informal proceedings per within the Affected Area will be subject to the payment of fees, authorized agent, such sale to be conducted in accordance with Rule 655-6-2. Protests concerning an application must be legibly charges and property taxes levied by the South Davis Sewer the provisions of the law applicable to the exercise of powers written or typed, contain the name and mailing address of the District for sewer services and/or for paying any bonds or other of sale or foreclosure in deeds of trust or mortgages or in any protesting party, STATE THE APPLICATION NUMBER PRO- obligations of the South Davis Sewer District, which are subject other manner permitted by law. In any foreclosure or sale, the TESTED, CITE REASONS FOR THE PROTEST, and REQUEST to change over time. Owner shall be required to pay all late charges, interest and the A HEARING, if desired. Also, A $15 FEE MUST BE INCLUDED The South Davis Sewer District Board of Trustees will hold a costs and expense of such proceedings including reasonable FOR EACH APPLICATION PROTESTED. Protests must be filed public hearing regarding this boundary adjustment on December attorney’s fees. The property is more particularly described as: with the Division of Water Rights on or before Oct. 29, 2020 either 3, 2020, at 6:00 p.m. The public hearing will be held at the office Legal Description: ALL OF UNIT 17, VILLAGE AT VALLEY electronically using the Division`s on-line Protest of Application of the South Davis Sewer District, located at 1800 West 1200 MEADOWS PUD, THE. CONT. 0.02000 ACRES. form, by hand delivery to a Division office, or by mail at PO Box North, West Bountiful, Utah 84087. Property Address: 8285 South 2650 East, South Weber, UT 146300, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6300. Please visit waterrights. The Bountiful City Council will hold a public hearing regarding 84405 utah.gov or call (801)538-7240 for additional information. this boundary adjustment on December 8, 2020, at 7:00 p.m. Parcel ID #: 93820017 NEW APPLICATION(S) at the South Davis Metro Fire Station 81, 255 South 100 West, The record owner(s) of the property as of the recording of the 31-5308 (A82166): Robert Thomas propose(s) using 0.11 Bountiful, Utah 84010. notice of default is Laura Tingey. ac-ft. from the Unnamed Spring (Kaysville) for OTHER: Pond The District and the City may adjust the boundary of the South Bidders must tender to the trustee a $10,000.00 deposit at Evaporation. Davis Sewer District to include all of Bountiful City as described the sale and the balance of the purchase price by 12:00 noon the Teresa Wilhelmsen, P.E. herein unless, at or before the public hearings, written protests day following the sale. The deposit must be in the form of a bank State Engineer to the boundary adjustment are filed with either or both the Board or credit union cashier’s check or bank official check payable C-5235 10/2-9 of Trustees of the District or the Bountiful City Council by: (A) to Miller Harrison LLC. The balance must be in the form of a the owners of private real property that: (1) is located within the wire transfer, bank or credit union cashier’s check, bank official NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE check or U.S. Postal money order payable to Miller Harrison LLC. The following described real property will be sold at public Affected Area; (2) covers at least 50% of the total private land area within the Affected Area; and (3) is equal in assessed value Cash payments are not accepted. A successful bidder who fails auction to the highest bidder, payable in lawful money of the to tender the full purchase price will forfeit the entire deposit. A United States at the time of sale, at the Davis County Justice to at least 50% of the assessed value of all private real property within the Affected Area; or (B) Registered voters residing within trustee’s deed will be delivered to the successful bidder within Complex, Courts Building, located at 800 West State Street, three business days after receipt of the amount bid. Farmington, Utah, on Tuesday, October 27, 2020, at 10:00 am the Affected Area equal in number to at least 50% of the votes cast in the Affected Area for the office of Governor at the last DATED: September 18, 2020. for the purpose of foreclosing a Trust Deed (hereafter “Trust Miller Harrison LLC Deed”) executed by Michael Donald Maddocks (who executed regular general election before the filing of the protests. Additional information about the proposed boundary adjust- 5292 S College Drive, Suite 304 the Trust Deed as Michael Donlad Maddocks), as Trustor, in Murray, UT 84123 favor of Pratt Progeny, LLC, a Utah limited liability company, ment may be obtained from the District by calling (801) 295-3469 or from the City by calling (801) 298-6140. (801) 692-0799 as Beneficiary, wherein Matthew V. Hess serves as Successor THIS COMMUNICATION IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A Trustee, and which encumbers certain real property located SOUTH DAVIS SEWER DISTRICT Mark R. Katter, Clerk DEBT, AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED at 130 East Center Street, Kaysville, Utah, more particularly FOR THAT PURPOSE. C-5225 9/25-10/9 described in the Trust Deed as follows: BOUNTIFUL CITY 38 Friday, October 2, 2020 classifieds The Davis Clipper legal notices Classified NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Mark R Christensen Case Number 203700446. deadline James E. Braun, Jr. has been appointed personal representa- tive of this estate. All persons having claims against the decedent must present their claims in writing within three months after the Monday 4 p.m. date of the first publication of this notice or the claims will be forever barred. Written claims may be •Delivered or mailed to the personal representative or their attorney at the address below, or •Filed with the Clerk of the District Court in Davis County. Legal notice Dated: September 23, 2020 Date of first publication: October 2, 2020. John E. Braun Jr. deadline 2547 South 1875 West Syracuse, Utah 84075 [email protected] Monday 4 p.m. 801-698-5421 C-5241 10/2-16

© 2020 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 36, No. 43 Q: Are Tasmanian devils friendly? A: We are solitary creatures, which means we like to be left alone. We sleep under bushes in the daytime. And as Q: What do Tasmanian devils look like? nocturnal creatures, we are out and about at night—way A: Some people think we look like tiny bears. past your bedtime. Can you help me find my way to bed? Others say we look like a short-nosed dog. What if you could ask an animal any Our heads are large with powerful jaws question you wanted? What would you and sharp teeth. Our fur is thick and black, ask? Today, learn all about Tasmanian and most (but not all) Tasmanian devils in this imaginary Kid Scoop devils have a white stripe interview! running across our chests.

Q: Why are you called devils? A: That’s a great question! Tasmanian devils aren’t dangerous to people. We’re actually shy animals.

The name “devil” may come from the sounds we make. We make eerie growls at night when looking for food. I guess it scares some folks. Sorry! We can’t help it. TASMANIAN Q: Just what kind of animal is SOLITARY a Tasmanian devil? Q: What do Tasmanian devils eat? RUNNERS D P S O D W B E R H A: We are not bears or dogs. We are A: We are carnivores. That means we eat DEVOUR marsupials, just like a kangaroo or a ______. And we’re also scavengers, CHOMP E R O F U E K E Y C koala. Mama devils carry their babies which means we mostly eat dead or in their pouches. When the babies grow dying animals we ______. DEVIL V R L L A O V H N U too big for the pouch, they ride on KOALA O U I R A O S I B O mom’s back. ______believe that Tasmanian POUCH devils were once good runners. But since U N T L C I P W L P To find the ______of cars, we get SHARP R N A I N A M S A T out what plenty of food by eating the animals that WHITE a baby get run over. So, we don’t have to cover BLACK S E R G H T O H C J Tasmanian large ______searching for devil is called, write the letter that comes food like we did back in the old days. COVER U R Y E T I H W K N after each letter in the empty boxes. JAWS T S H A R P C E R S BEAR Q: Do Tasmanian devils Standards Link: Letter sequencing. Recongized identical When a Tasmanian devil sneezes, SHY words. Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns. it is not sick. It is trying to scare really spin like the away a predator. cartoon one does? A: While we don’t spin around like the cartoon character, we Q: Are Tasmanian devils strong? Tasmanian devils can get quite A: Well, we have incredibly strong jaws. In excited as we devour our dinner. We proportion to our body weight, we have make loud noises as we chomp up Spelling Challenge the strongest bite of any living animal! fur and bones and tear through meat See how many of your spelling words you can with our incredibly powerful jaws. find and circle in the newspaper. Next, cut out We store fat in our tails. We use that energy when food is hard to find. So But don’t try eating like us. Your the letters that spell each word. Put all of the if you see a Tasmanian devil with parents would say that we have letters into an envelope. Spill out the letters a plump tail, it means that animal absolutely terrible table manners! and arrange them to spell your words. is in good condition. Standards Link: Vocabulary: Spell words correctly. Q: How big is a Tasmanian Q: Where do Tasmanian devil? devils live? Noisy Words A: We’re about the size of a grain A: Look through the We live on an Australian of rice when we are born. newspaper for five Send your story to: island called Tasmania. Tiny! Do the math to see how or more words that At one time, we lived I am thankful Australia big we are when full grown. describe sounds. throughout mainland Average length (head and body): (Hint: Check the Australia. comic strips, too.) for … inches Write a paragraph Complete this About 400 years ago 11 + 10 + 5 about sound using we disappeared from the those words. sentence. Tasmania Australian mainland. centimeters Standards Link: Research: Deadline: October 25 Published: Week of Nov. 23 25 + 25 + 15 Use the newspaper to locate Please include your school and grade. Standards Link: Geography: Recognize countries and continents. information. Posting Date SeptemberFriday, October 28, 2, 2020 2020 39

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A simple and tasty main course, hot dogs and bratwursts are mainstays on game day and can be easily topped and customized to match each guests’ taste buds, regardless of age. Consider setting out a variety of garnishes and topping options such as these: n Ketchup n Mustard n Relish n Onions n Chili n Nacho cheese n Shredded cheese n Jalapeno peppers n Diced tomatoes n Sauerkraut n Cole slaw n Pickle spears n Barbecue sauce n Sriracha

Photo courtesy of Getty Images A Bacon-Wrapped 1/3 cup orange A Sweet Cinnamon Snack cheddar cheese, Sweet, handheld snacks make for perfect teammates while watching a Winner finely shredded Creating a mouthwatering game day game at home, and these Churros are an ideal example of a quick, fun 3 tablespoons fresh bite that’s made with ease. spread is all about teamwork, and it’s chives, finely chopped hard to find a better set of teammates Requiring less than an hour in the kitchen, they can be made in short than crispy bacon and potatoes. 1/8 teaspoon salt order without missing your favorite team’s first play. Lightly coated Take one to the house with these 1/8 teaspoon pepper with fresh cinnamon and flavored with C&H Golden Brown Sugar, Pigskin Potatoes that cut down on jalapenos, to taste these deep-fried delights are as simple to make as they are delicious. prep time and cleanup as an easy-to- (optional) Find more home-gating recipe ideas at chsugar.com. eat finger food that can be made in 1 pound bacon, thinly advance. Just prep the potatoes and sliced, rashers cut Churros wrap with bacon a day or two ahead in half Prep time: 20 minutes of time then throw in the oven an Preheat oven to 400 F. Cook time: 20 minutes hour or so before kickoff. Yield: 45 churros Your base ingredient in these Boil potatoes until fork tender, tasty, touchdown-worthy snacks, approximately 15-20 minutes. Cut in 1 1/4 cups water Wisconsin Potatoes, are low in half and allow to cool. 1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter calories, high in fiber and a source In bowl, use spatula to combine 2 teaspoons C&H Golden Brown Sugar of vitamin B6, potassium, vitamin C cream cheese, cheddar, chives, salt, 1/4 teaspoon salt and antioxidants. pepper and jalapenos, if desired. 1 cup all-purpose flour Find more game day inspiration Once potatoes cool, spread cream 3 large eggs, lightly beaten at eatwisconsinpotatoes.com. 3 cups canola oil, for frying cheese on one half of each cut 1 cup C&H Granulated Sugar potato and sandwich using other 2 tablespoons ground cinnamon half. Wrap each potato using half Pigskin Potatoes In medium saucepan over high heat, combine water, butter, sugar and rasher of bacon around cut middle Recipe courtesy of The Little salt; bring to boil. to secure cheese filling. Potato Company on behalf of Reduce heat and add flour. Using wooden spoon, mix vigorously Wisconsin Potatoes Bake on middle rack 10 minutes until mixture forms into dough. Remove from heat. Prep time: 20 minutes to allow bacon to set. Flip and While stirring, gradually add eggs into dough. Mix well. Place Cook time: 44 minutes bake 10 minutes. dough in pastry bag fitted with large star tip. Serves: 8 Turn oven to broil. Broil 2 min- In heavy pot over medium-high heat, heat oil until it reaches 365 F. 1 1/2 pounds Boomer Gold utes, turn and broil 2 minutes until On plate, mix granulated sugar and cinnamon; set aside. Little Potatoes bacon reaches desired crispiness. Squeeze churro dough in 4-inch strips into hot oil. Fry 5-6 churros 6 ounces plain cream Tip: Bacon-wrapped potatoes can in batches until golden brown, about 2 minutes per side. When cheese, at room be made ahead of time and kept in ready, transfer to plate lined with paper towels. temperature refrigerator until ready to bake. Roll churros in sugar-cinnamon mix. Photo courtesy of C&H Sugar Churros A Tasty Take on a Bacon Chipotle Tailgate Favorite Guacamole Even at home, game day means good 3 Avocados From times with friends and family while Mexico, halved, pitted enjoying moments together watching and peeled your favorite teams. A menu full of 3 tablespoons shallot, flavorful favorites takes the experience minced to another level, and tackling your 2 garlic cloves, minced spread by starting with a tasty dip is a 1/2 cup cilantro, sure way to fire up the crowd. finely chopped No tailgate or home-gate is 1 lime, juice only complete without fresh guacamole 8 ounces applewood made with the Avocados From smoked bacon, cooked Mexico brand. Because they’re and crumbled always in season, you can enjoy guac 1/2 cup tomatoes, during your favorite sporting events small diced and beyond. 2 canned chipotle chiles, Take it to the house with a twist on finely chopped a game day classic by testing out this ground cumin. to taste Bacon Chipotle Guacamole, a tailgate- salt, to taste worthy snack loaded with crowd- pepper, to taste pleasing flavor. Because it’s such a fan-favorite, you might find yourself In large bowl, mash avocados making another round at halftime. with shallots, garlic, cilantro and To find this recipe and more lime juice to desired consistency. ways to take your tailgate to new Fold in bacon, tomatoes and heights, including more than chipotle chiles until well com- 200 guacamole recipes to choose bined. Season with cumin, salt Photo courtesy of The Little Potato Company Pigskin Potatoes from, visit avocadosfrommexico.com. and pepper, to taste. Photo courtesy of Avocados From Mexico Bacon Chipotle Guacamole