Celebrating 125 years as Davis County’s news source Girsberger to speak at The preparedness fair Davis Clipper ON A3 75 cents VOL. 125 NO. 36 THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 Davis VEX team heads to world competition BY BECKY GINOS objects for the robots to pick up and toss. [email protected] “They are preprogrammed,” said Leifson. “We’ve competed in 10 regional matches and we qualified for the worlds at the state championship. We have four of the teams KAYSVILLE—Battling robots going out of seven from Utah.” – the stuff of science fiction or Liefson said the competition doesn’t change for a year so it gives them time to reality? At Davis High School improve, adapt, increase and rebuild to it’s real and students are taking get better. “At the worlds they will unveil the new game for next year,” he said. “It’s their creations to a world com- not just building a robot, it’s knowing how petition to see just what they’re to tune the small parts better. It’s how the little things work in your favor. Everybody made of. can do the big stuff; it’s the little details that “Just to be among the 570 teams that have make you better.” been invited to the world championship is a The club is mostly held after school, he pretty big deal,” said engineering/robotics said. “I did a little robotics when I was in teacher Dane Leifson. “VEX Robotics college at Utah State. When I came here I comes out with a competition to compete started playing with the robotics stuff and in robotics every year. You score points by the kids started helping me so we started having your robot throw objects onto the the club.” opposing side’s field.” CANADA jOHANSEN explains how her robot works. The field is set up almost like a volleyball Photo by Becky Ginos | Davis Clipper court with big bags and star shaped n See “VEX” p. A4

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‘Dig’ into gardening BHS star Kindergarten students Kenley Lowell, Justin Thomas and Mason Spencer (left to right) at Odyssey Elementary in Woods Cross learn about gardening as part of Tractor back on court Supply’s ‘Dig It’ school garden program. Look for gardening tips in the special section of Home & Garden on B1. Photo by Becky Ginos | Davis Clipper After 10 month LDS mission, Zac Seljaas returns to play Butler picks up Cooperation for BYU. two state awards helping with SportS, d2 BY BECKY GINOS playing field use [email protected] INDEX By TOM HARALDSEN WOODS CROSS—Police Chief [email protected] Opinion - A7 Greg Butler quietly goes about his H&G - B1 job trying to make things better. BOUNTIFUL—Participation Not just in his little corner of the in youth sports has constantly Showcase - C1 world, but everywhere. So it’s no increased in recent years, with Horizons - C3 surprise that Butler was recently the advent of some new sports Church - C4 added to the popularity of tradi- named Chief of the Year-Small Obituaries - C5 Agency by the Utah Chiefs of Po- BOuNTIfuL pOLICE Chief Tom Ross stands with tional ones. The numbers have lice Association and Best of State Woods Cross Police Chief Greg Butler. Courtesy photo grown, but the actual fields of Calendar - C8 Community Development Public to the committee. “When our previous Chief of play have basically remained Sports - D2 Safety Officer. several years decided to retire five years ago, the same. we as Mayor and City Council set out to hire Throw in practice times in addition to “It was a very nice surprise,” said Butler. a new chief that would be able to come in and “I’m just smart enough to hire people who are actual games or matches, and scheduling Voted best fill some pretty big shoes; but at the same time of those fields of dreams has become more weekly brighter and smarter than me who make me be able to change the culture, improve morale, look good. I’m being recognized for what they and more challenging. newspaper in engage the citizens and bring our department The situation has improved greatly in do.” into the 21st century.” Utah by Society Woods Cross Mayor Rick Earnshaw Bountiful thanks to an overall sense of of Professional Chief Butler has succeeded in all aspects cooperation between teams and leagues, nominated Butler for the Chief of the Year of those challenges, Earnshaw said. “He has Journalists award. and an improved scheduling system being “We are a small department with fewer than 30 sworn officers,” Earnshaw said in his letter n See “BuTLER” p. A4 n See “fIELDS” p. A4 A2 News/CRIMe BRIeFs CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 CRIMe BRIeFs Schools put on lock out after Compiled by Becky Ginos man commits suicide on grounds District settles suit in Rasband allegedly left on foot with BY BECKY GINOS the money and a dye pack that was [email protected] ‘drunk goggles’ incident inserted inside. The weapon and money was recovered near the credit union KAYSVILLE—Kaysville KAYSVILLE—The Davis School by officers after the dye pack exploded Junior High and Columbia District has settled a personal injury and the suspect dropped the bag, police Elementary were placed lawsuit filed by a student and her family said. on lock out Tuesday over an incident during an intoxication The gun was allegedly registered to morning after a man in his demonstration at Centennial Junior High Rasband and when police tried to con- 20s was found dead of an in 2014. tact him they found he had fled to Las apparent suicide on the Andrew and Camille Nielsen, filed Vegas, court documents state. school grounds. a suit in March 2016 stating that their Rasband turned himself in after a “We got the call from the daughter, Kylie Nielsen sustained a school about 8 a.m. this family member convinced him to return morning,” said Kaysville leg injury during a health class when to Utah and go to the police. He was Police Public Information students used “drunk goggles” to simu- booked into the Davis County Jail on Officer Lt. Paul Thompson. lated impairment. The Nielsens accused one count of aggravated robbery but “It seems no students had the district and teacher of negligence later transferred to Weber County Jail. seen the individual or the and recklessness. Kylie suffered mul- incident so we’re grateful tiple bone fractures after her foot got for that.” KAYSVILLE juNIOR HIGH and Colombia Elementary were placed caught in the brace of a desk. Suspect in Farmington Thompson said the on lock out Tuesday morning. Courtesy photo According to court records, the dis- schools were placed on bank robbery turns put on lock out,” said Da- anything in the way of the trict will put $61,247 into a minor child lock out because they are vis School District Direc- police doing their investi- trust account for Kylie Nielsen, another himself in close to the scene. “They tor of Communication & gation.” $13,074 will pay for medical expenses were not in any danger, we Operations Chris Williams. Williams said a notice FARMINGTON—A just didn’t want to expose and $25,679 will go to LeBaron and “Unfortunately an individu- went out to all the parents man was booked into them to that,” he said. “In Jensen for legal fees. al in his 20s chose to com- and also to Davis High the Davis County Jail a lock out the doors are mit suicide on the grounds School that sits across the after he turned him- all locked and no one can at Kaysville Junior High. street. “We just wanted to self in to authorities come or go but the school The principal went outside let them know in case they Police arrest suspect in at the urging of his operates as usual.” and made the call to the saw a police presence.” “Both schools share a relatives. police. We wanted to make The lock out was lifted credit union robbery green space between them Family members sure students didn’t see about 11:45 a.m. FARMINGTON—Police arrested a man recognized pictures of so that’s why both were in connection with an armed robbery Joshua Aaron Younger in media reports at a Farmington credit union after he after a Zions Bank in Farmington was turned himself in. robbed last Wednesday. NSL police officer injured in car accident Kevin Dean Rasband is a suspect Younger allegedly demanded money in a robbery at the Utah First Credit from bank employees and claimed he BY BECKY GINOS University of Utah Medical Ever Josue Cruz Del Cid Union, 1173 Shepard Creek Parkway in had a gun, according to police. He never [email protected] Center.” was arrested and booked Farmington that took place March 29 showed a weapon and got away with an Black said the officer into the Davis County Jail when he allegedly followed a female undisclosed amount of money. NORTH SALT LAKE—A was released but would not on charges of driving un- employee into the building before it The suspect contacted Layton Police North Salt Lake City Police be able to return to duty der the influence of alcohol opened. According to police, he alleg- Thursday afternoon and agreed to meet officer was injured early for some time due to his and/or drugs. edly had a small handgun and held the them at a gas station where he was Monday morning when injuries. employee at gunpoint while forcing her arrested. his vehicle was hit almost to fill a bag with money, then held her He was booked on charges of aggra- head on while he was driv- until another employee came and got vated burglary and burglary of a dwell- ing along Hwy. 89. The more money. ing, but formal charges have not been “He was on patrol duty filed with the court. driving southbound at about 150 N. 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A2 News/CRIMe BRIeFs CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, April 13, 2017 News A3 CRIMe BRIeFs Schools put on lock out after COMMUNITY BRIeFs Compiled by Nat Bailey Clipper Intern Girsberger to speak at preparedness fair Compiled by Becky Ginos man commits suicide on grounds Bountiful BY BECKY GINOS Bountiful City Youth Council is now accepting appli- [email protected] “Walk away is what- District settles suit in Rasband allegedly left on foot with BY BECKY GINOS cations for the upcoming year. All applications are due the money and a dye pack that was [email protected] by April 24 and are to be turned in at the Bountiful BOUNTIFUL—Be prepared. It’s the ‘drunk goggles’ incident inserted inside. The weapon and money City Hall. ever you can push, KAYSVILLE—Kaysville Boy Scout motto but just how pre- was recovered near the credit union pared are you? The Bountiful Neigh- KAYSVILLE—The Davis School by officers after the dye pack exploded Junior High and Columbia Elementary were placed Centerville borhood Emergency Preparedness pull or carry,” she said. District has settled a personal injury and the suspect dropped the bag, police Council is hosting a seminar to help lawsuit filed by a student and her family said. on lock out Tuesday Centerville City Council members invite the commu- morning after a man in his nity on April 19 to come and interact at the City Hall individuals be ready in the event of a over an incident during an intoxication The gun was allegedly registered to disaster. “Drive away is what- demonstration at Centennial Junior High Rasband and when police tried to con- 20s was found dead of an between 6:30 and 8 p.m. The event is a casual and apparent suicide on the informal gathering giving residents the opportunity to “We can’t prepare for every pos- in 2014. tact him they found he had fled to Las sible disaster,” said Tami Girsberger, ever fits in your car Andrew and Camille Nielsen, filed Vegas, court documents state. school grounds. ask questions or share concerns about any City busi- “We got the call from the ness. president and founder of Prepare My a suit in March 2016 stating that their Rasband turned himself in after a Life and the keynote speaker at the daughter, Kylie Nielsen sustained a school about 8 a.m. this and stay in your home family member convinced him to return morning,” said Kaysville seminar. “Every area has different leg injury during a health class when to Utah and go to the police. He was Clearfield potential disaster needs. There could Police Public Information The Utah State Office of the Corporation for students used “drunk goggles” to simu- booked into the Davis County Jail on Officer Lt. Paul Thompson. be an earthquake, a flood, chemical is without any services lated impairment. The Nielsens accused one count of aggravated robbery but “It seems no students had National and Community Service expresses gratitude spill or a volcano. We just can’t get the district and teacher of negligence later transferred to Weber County Jail. seen the individual or the and thanks to Mayor Mark Shepherd of Clearfield our arms around every disaster. The such as water, electricity or gas.” and recklessness. Kylie suffered mul- incident so we’re grateful city for celebrating the impact of National Service. crux of what we do is help people be tiple bone fractures after her foot got for that.” KAYSVILLE juNIOR HIGH and Colombia Elementary were placed Clearfield gives thanks to the mayor for his support prepared.” Tami Girsberger caught in the brace of a desk. Suspect in Farmington Thompson said the on lock out Tuesday morning. Courtesy photoand great example. Girsberger will address three main According to court records, the dis- schools were placed on scenarios, walk away, drive away or President and founder of Prepare My Life bank robbery turns put on lock out,” said Da- anything in the way of the trict will put $61,247 into a minor child lock out because they are stay in your home. vis School District Direc- police doing their investi- Farmington trust account for Kylie Nielsen, another himself in close to the scene. “They “Walk away is whatever you can tor of Communication & gation.” Information for Farmington’s summer tennis pro- push, pull or carry,” she said. “Drive $13,074 will pay for medical expenses were not in any danger, we etc. tional and what’s useful. “Somebody Operations Chris Williams. Williams said a notice gram is now available. Registration is April 24, $35 for away is whatever fits in your car and and $25,679 will go to LeBaron and FARMINGTON—A just didn’t want to expose “Having a plan is critical,” said has to test it and do a mock situ- “Unfortunately an individu- went out to all the parents all Farmington residents, and $45 for non-residents. stay in your home is without any Jensen for legal fees. man was booked into them to that,” he said. “In Girsberger. “Your family needs to ation. I have great testers,” said al in his 20s chose to com- and also to Davis High services such as water, electricity or the Davis County Jail a lock out the doors are know where you’re going to meet Girsberger. “There are so many mit suicide on the grounds School that sits across the gas. What do you need? What tools after he turned him- all locked and no one can Fruit Heights and how you’ll communicate. You preparedness items that are cheap at Kaysville Junior High. street. “We just wanted to are essential if you have to live on self in to authorities come or go but the school Fruit Heights has announced a new Movie Night in need your important documents. I and seem useful but don’t do what The principal went outside let them know in case they what’s in your backpack? You have Police arrest suspect in at the urging of his operates as usual.” the Park event added this year, June 19, July 17, and have created a step-by-step binder I need them to do. It has to be ef- and made the call to the saw a police presence.” to be sustainable with water for five relatives. “Both schools share a August 21. The purpose is to add to the fun of the for plans and documents to take ficient and useful. Let’s not just put credit union robbery police. We wanted to make The lock out was lifted days. You can walk away with only Family members green space between them food truck night bringing families and friends together. with you. If you’re on foot you can’t junk in there.” sure students didn’t see about 11:45 a.m. so much water.” so that’s why both were stop and go through your files.” Girsberger has developed a FARMINGTON—Police arrested a man recognized pictures of She said emergency personnel The focus is on scenarios rather monthly group buy. “We bring in in connection with an armed robbery Joshua Aaron Younger in media reports Kaysville can’t get to everybody in three days than specific disasters, Girsberger spectacular products at an extraor- at a Farmington credit union after he after a Zions Bank in Farmington was Kaysville will hold a business support meeting so you have to be self-sustaining. said. “You need to be completely dinary price,” she said. “It’s fun and robbed last Wednesday. Thursday, April 13 from 8-9 p.m. The location is 80 “If you drive away, you might say turned himself in. NSL police officer injured in car accident prepared in each of those areas. I free to join. There is no obligation Younger allegedly demanded money ‘let’s take more water,’” Girsberger Kevin Dean Rasband is a suspect North Main, Kaysville (Kaysville Police Station). Join love food storage and those number to purchase they’re just great deals from bank employees and claimed he said. “If you’re at home you might in a robbery at the Utah First Credit BY BECKY GINOS University of Utah Medical Ever Josue Cruz Del Cid in for the one-year anniversary of this event. Areesh 10 cans – but you’re not going to in a box to get prepared little by had a gun, according to police. He never have a barrel of water but you can’t Union, 1173 Shepard Creek Parkway in [email protected] Center.” was arrested and booked Ahmed of “Shoeto” will be presenting about success- take those if you’re walking away.” little. Everything we do fits into one showed a weapon and got away with an walk away with that. You have to Farmington that took place March 29 Black said the officer into the Davis County Jail fully selling online. Everyone is welcomed to attend. Girsberger has made a lot of her of the categories or scenarios.” undisclosed amount of money. have survival water, portable water when he allegedly followed a female NORTH SALT LAKE—A was released but would not on charges of driving un- own products. “If I couldn’t find a The preparedness seminar is The suspect contacted Layton Police and storage water.” employee into the building before it North Salt Lake City Police be able to return to duty der the influence of alcohol solution for one of the areas, I cre- Tuesday, April 25 from 7 – 8 p.m. in Layton Our goal is to give solutions and opened. According to police, he alleg- Thursday afternoon and agreed to meet officer was injured early for some time due to his and/or drugs. ated it,” she said. “I searched high the South Davis Junior High cafete- Layton is preparing for Utah’s ‘Great ShakeOut’ supplies for all three scenarios, she edly had a small handgun and held the them at a gas station where he was Monday morning when injuries. and low for a walk away solution for ria, 298 W. 2600 South, Bountiful. earthquake drill that will be held Thursday, April 20 at said. “You need to know what you employee at gunpoint while forcing her arrested. his vehicle was hit almost a toilet. I love the Porta Potty but Additional parking is available at 10:15 a.m. Participating is recommended because of need and don’t need or what you He was booked on charges of aggra- head on while he was driv- that’s not easy to carry. You’re not the LDS church at 2651 S. 500 West. to fill a bag with money, then held her the positive impact it has on everyone helping to get can get by with. It helps people at vated burglary and burglary of a dwell- ing along Hwy. 89. truly prepared if you don’t have a “We try to make it easy for people until another employee came and got The ready for earthquakes. a glance get an overview of where ing, but formal charges have not been “He was on patrol duty solution for sanitation.” to put together a walk away kit in more money. they need to focus.” filed with the court. driving southbound at She has put together a five-day a few minutes,” Girsberger said. about 150 N. Hwy. 89,” said Davis Clipper She said the purpose is to make North Salt Lake prep pack with a color-coordinated “It’s kind of the foundation building sure you have something in each North Salt Lake Police North Salt Lake invites the community to register system to help people be prepared block of preparedness efforts.” Clipper Publishing Co., Inc. area such as water, shelter and Chief Craig Black. “The for the 2017 summer recreation program. This offers with what they need, what’s func- other driver was going Circulation Dept. 801-295-2251 ext 119 or 120 fun activities including archery, baseball, arts and warmth, light, sanitation, first aid, Useful things you can do with today’s newspaper. . . northbound and for some Volume 12 Number 37 crafts and other great summer activities. Register by (after you read it, of course) unknown reason crossed April 13, 2017 May 15 to get $5 off of every class. Register online at the center lane and hit him THE DAVIS CLIPPER NSLCITY.ORG under the community tab. Classes are just about head on. Both (ISSN 1061-1223) is published once weekly, on Thursday, for $35 per year by Clipper all 50 minutes long and held at Hatch Park (50 West # Test out your new paperweight cars sustained substantial Publishing Co., 1370 South 500 West, Btfl , UT 84010-8141. Periodicals Postage Paid at Center St. NSL). damage and the officer Bountiful, UT and at additional mailing offi ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to 40 was transported to the The Davis Clipper, Circulation Dept. P.O. Box No. 267, Bountiful, UT 84011-0267. West Bountiful More West Bountiful City has open employment positions at the golf course. The following positions are hir- ing, Pro Shop Starters that pays $8 - $11/hr, Range than Attendants paying $7.25- $9/hr, and maintenance workers to support and operate the golf course pay- ing $8.50- $10/hr. Applicants are required to submit just a an employment application, once completed it can be dropped off at City Hall, 550 N 800 West, West Tweet Bountiful, or emailed to [email protected]. Our 140 words Woods Cross are just the Woods Cross turned on Weber water April 10. This beginning, not the will last around three days to reach every homeowner. If you notice any water surfacing the street, notify ending of a story. Bountiful Irrigation District at 801-295-5573 dur- ing its hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 801-298-6000 to reach after hours. A4 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, ApRil 13, 2017

helped them in seeing each the case with the school Fields other’s needs. It became district. They do require a Continued from p. A1 more personal with that reservation to be there if interaction.” you don’t want to be moved The Mueller Park off the field when they used by the Bountiful Baseball Association serves show up to do maintenance, Parks Department. 60 teams and has worked but that’s just common “Last fall, we met with with the city for decades. courtesy,” he said. a group of individuals Hill said the cooperation The schedule of athletic representing Bountiful with the association has fields is readily visible youth baseball to discuss been great. on the city website. the scheduling and field “Part of the agreement Associations can submit use practices and policies,” we have with them is they written requests via email said Brock Hill, parks help with maintenance of for reserving fields as director for Bountiful the fields,” he said. “The available. City. “We reviewed the city maintains the irrigation In addition to baseball, different groups that use and the turf, but they help there are soccer and playing fields in the city with cutting the lining for lacrosse programs wanting and analyzed what was DEmAnD foR PLAyIng fields for practices and games has increased each year in Bountiful and the baselines and changing field time each summer. and wasn’t working with throughout Davis County. the soil for the infields. And fall brings little league regards to scheduling. Photo by Tom Haraldsen | Davis Clipper Those kinds of agreements football as well. Then we put a plan in are a huge help to us with “It works well when motion that would work for website. It allows leagues drill down to what they Hill and his staff have all the playing fields we’re everyone works together,” all groups in all sports.” to reserve fields through need, rather than them just also met face-to-face with responsible for.” Hill said. “That’s been the The key, Hill said, was proposals they can submit making a blanket request,” league officials, “bringing Hill said one rumor he case and it makes our job of better communication. twice a year. That’s allowed Hill said. “As a result, we’ve them in from different dispels is that the Davis accommodating everyone’s That’s been largely more organizations to been able to bring some organizations so they can School District won’t allow need a lot easier.” accomplished with the make reservations. new organizations into the get to know each other. teams to use their fields. Athletic Field Reservation “It’s also allowed us to program.” I think that has really “That has never been Calendar on the city’s

situations with domestic violence what’s new in law enforcement,” said Butler victims.” Hoffman. “If he sees something he Continued from p. A1 Butler partnered with Safe Harbor thinks will work he doesn’t hesitate to Crisis Center in 2012 to implement implement it. He’s a good guy – I’m the LAP. “The very first LAP screen glad he’s my boss.” created a healthy culture based on performed by WXPD supported an Hoffman said Butler has made a big trust and accountability, not only in his increased awareness for a survivor effort to train all of the officers on how department, but in the community as regarding her safety and that of her to handle mental health issues when well.” children’s,” said Kendra Wyckoff, responding to a call. Butler has instigated several Executive Director for Safe Harbor. “A lot of times the response is to programs in the department but two “The increased awareness and go in there and deal with it now,” he very successful ones have been the connection to services equipped said. “But that may not always be the Lethality Assessment Protocol (LAP) her with better information about best response. Maybe we need to and the Davis County Citizens Police her safety and risk. Chief Butler has give them some space. If you push Academy (CPA). worked diligently to support efforts to an incident, you might make matters The Citizens Academy was named implement the LAP in Woods Cross worse. Stepping back might be a better the Nation’s best CPA two years City, Davis County and the State of option.” ago and hosted the 2016 National Utah.” Butler has developed a door hanger Convention in Utah. It is designed Woods Cross Police Sgt. Chris with resources and crisis information to build trust and respect between Hoffman and crime prevention/ that officers can leave if no one is in the police department and residents records clerk Stephanie Gonzales both immediate danger. by educating them on how local law nominated Butler for the Best of State Butler got the bug for police work enforcement functions. More than 300 award. from his grandfather who was an Davis County residents have graduated “Knowing what a humble guy he officer in San Francisco. He has been from the academy since its inception. is we knew he wouldn’t toot his own in law enforcement for 30 years, almost Law enforcement uses the LAP as horn,” she said. “He does things six years with Woods Cross. a tool to identify domestic violence to make us look good and helps us “I’m grateful for a supportive council victims who are at a greater risk of excel at being who we are. Some who has backed us up in doing these being murdered by an intimate partner. community’s chiefs want things done things,” said Butler. “I believe in Butler has helped train more than 50 their way. He sets the bar of excellence empowering people to spread their Utah Law Enforcement agencies and and allows us to achieve the things we wings and to do their best to rise to Kid’s Dentistry service providers on how to use it. can. He opens the door and allows us to the occasion. This beats working for a ™ “Davis County is the first county sail through.” living. It’s not an office job where I’m with a Woman’s Touch in Utah where every department is “I’ve worked with the chief for a lot stuck behind a desk. It’s fun every using the LAP screening,” said Butler. of years and he’s always interested in day.” New Patients Welcome Infants to Young Adults “It helps us determine high danger

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WEST BOUNTIFUl—This year, the arts council plans on making your tax day a little more musical. As part of their free concert series, the West Bountiful Arts Council will present their “Tax Day Eve Spectacu- lar,” set for April 14 at 7 p.m. at West Bountiful City Hall. A variety of local performers will gather to perform a vari- ety show with both music and literary readings. “Finally, a variety show celebrating one of everyone's favorite days of the year,” said West Bountiful Arts Council Chair Rick George with a laugh. “Come VIOlINIST ZOE hUllINGER will be among join us as we explore songs of patriotism those performing at the concert. and money.” Courtesy photo Sarah Hess, Lea Lemmon, Mari Smith, and Lucy Ward, all of whom Also taking his turn onstage will be take vocal lessons from West Bountiful Ben Johnson, a West Bountiful resident resident and UMEA State Choir Festival and English teacher at Woods Cross (lEFT TO RIGhT) ChASElYN NIElSEN, Ivy Ostler, Karsen Daley, Hope Oliver and Carson Tanner in Coordinator Becca Rhodes, will perform High School. Johnson will be offering “All Shook Up Young@Part.” Courtesy photo first. Their music will include a medley some readings from some of his favorite of beloved patriotic tunes and Armed pieces of literature. Forces hymns. “Ben has been studying literature “These students have performed in for years,” said George. “He loves to Students ‘shake’ things up many places in the area,” said George. pass on his enthusiasm for literature to “We are excited that they have agreed to future generations.” come and perform for us.” The next arts council performance, A men’s singing group, A Couple of the city’s annual Young Artists concert, at Ascent Academies Bucks, will also perform at the con- is scheduled for May 12. The arts coun- cert. Along with young violinist Zoe cil sponsors free concerts, as well as BY BECKY GINOS Ascent puts on two shows a year in the Hullinger, they’ll perform well-known other arts-based events, on the second [email protected] fall and spring. They did “James and the songs about money from several classic Friday of every month. Giant Peach” in the fall and now they’re movies. West Bountiful City Hall is located at FARMINGTON—Students at Ascent tackling “All Shook Up Young@Part.” “They’ve been singing together in 550 N. 800 West. Parking is available Academies Farmington are “all shook up” “There will be singing and dancing with living rooms and parlors for years,” said nearby. For more information, visit wbc- over a production the school is putting on full music,” he said. “It’s called a ‘juke box’ George of A Couple of Bucks. “And Zoe ity.org and click on the “Arts Council” in April. What’s extra special about this musical where they create a show around Hullinger is fantastic.” link located underneath the “Commu- performance is the new stage. an artist’s song.” nity” drop-down menu. “We’ve purchased extender platforms The school offers a stage class that is to make the stage twice its size,” said hands-on, Langlois said. “I tell them this Headmaster of the Arts at Ascent, Jason is the play this semester and here’s what Film screening on resilience and child well being Langlois. “Our stage crew class builds the I’d like, but they get the final say,” he said. NORTh SAlT lAKE—The alter brain development “Resilience: The Biology sets and we sat down and decided we’d “They build it and learn how to do it safely. public is invited to a for that child and have of Stress and the Science need about $7,000 for the stage. We’re a It’s entirely student driven, it gives them screening and discussion lifelong effects on mental of Hope,” is a one-hour small charter school and it’s hard to come ownership. A lot of what we do is very on the science surround- health and physical health, documentary exploring up with that but we wanted to try to get hands-on problem solving learning. They ing the effects of stress according to a release. the science of Adverse close to our goal.” take a stake in what they’re learning.” during childhood at Researchers, practitioners Childhood Experiences Langlois said the school has a STEM tie- The show runs from April 27 to May “Resilience: The Biology and politicians are asking, (ACEs) and the evidence in so they decided to see if they could get a 1 at 7 p.m. with a Saturday matinee at 2 of Stress and the Science “How can we help chil- that we can disrupt the cy- sponsor who would be willing to help. “We p.m. Tickets can be purchased online at of Hope.” dren before mental and cles of addiction, disease, wrote a letter to SilverEagle and they said ticketpeak.com/aaudrama for $4 or $5 at Rep. Becky Edwards physical problems emerge violence and improve the they’d love to partner with us,” he said. the door. The school is located at 22 S. 650 and Alisha Van Langeveld, as adults?” health of future genera- So the refinery donated the $7,000 to the West in Farmington. Ph.D., resilience re- The discussion is meant tions, the statement said. program. “They’ve been so supportive in The students have been practicing since searcher at the University to bring about public The discussion and the production. It would have gone on, but January and Langlois said the fall show of Utah, Dept. of Family awareness and under- screening will be April it would have been crammed. This means had a good turnout. “We got about 1,000 to and Consumer Studies standing to the issue to 20 at 7 p.m. at the North we can get more kids on. We couldn’t do 1,500 people over the five shows,” he said. will lead a post-screening help prevent, treat and as- Salt Lake City Hall, 10 E. that with the limited stage we have. It’s one “We have 554 students. Getting that many discussion and Q&A. sist children and families Center Street, North Salt large multipurpose room, cafeteria, basket- community members out to see a show is Stress and trauma in who experience extreme Lake. ball court and stage built into one room.” really, really great.” childhood can actually stress. [email protected]

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Jone Olson Eckman Ins and Fin Svcs Inc Insurance Agcy Inc Wayne Eckman LUTCF Jone Olson 98 West 200 North 94 West 200 North Bountiful, UT 84010 Bountiful, UT 84010 Bus: 801-292-7291 Bus: 801-292-8413 A6 NEWS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 OPINION cLipper • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 A7 Tax Day Eve Spectacular April 14 cycLopS BY JENNIFFER WARDEll [email protected] Is the time right for you WEST BOUNTIFUl—This year, the arts Let’s use some common sense council plans on making your tax day a to be a 4-H volunteer? little more musical. The opinions stated in this record of drug and firearms broken immigration policy. As part of their free concert series, article are solely those of the violations and protective However, the majority of The opinions stated in this ar- Utah. 4-H offers a wide vari- the West Bountiful Arts Council will author and not of The Davis order/harassment infringe- Americans approved of Pres. ticle are solely those of the author ety of programs, projects, con- present their “Tax Day Eve Spectacu- Clipper. ment. Since this jewel was Obama’s executive order and not of The Davis Clipper. tests and events from livestock lar,” set for April 14 at 7 p.m. at West only 33 years old when ar- turning a sympathetic eye on to sewing, and leadership to Bountiful City Hall. A variety of local rested for the sexual assault, working tax-paying “illegals” robotics. BRYAN the law apparently has had a while focusing on deporting hen it comes to performers will gather to perform a vari- GRAY With the help and leadership ety show with both music and literary Experienced difficult time keeping him off criminal elements. As Jef- volunteering, of incredible volunteers growth readings. journalist, the streets. ferson would have said, this Utah always and mastery in each of the “Five A short time in the slam- makes total sense. Much of W C’s” of positive youth develop- “Finally, a variety show celebrating businessman scores high, one of everyone's favorite days of the living in Davis mer…Yes, sometimes justice our economy depends on for- KAthlEEN ment are achieved, namely: year,” said West Bountiful Arts Council County can be a mere feather. Then, eign workers but the “legal if not first, in 1. COMPETENCE — the abil- VIOlINIST ZOE hUllINGER will be among RiGGs Chair Rick George with a laugh. “Come at other times, it can be a process” is too slow in allow- the nation for USU Extension Service ity to perform adequately in the join us as we explore songs of patriotism those performing at the concert. mean and hard-fisted ham- ing them entry. At the same world; being able to accomplish and money.” Courtesy photo mer. time, our sense of morality the number of what is needed so as to have Sarah Hess, Lea Lemmon, Mari homas Jefferson Take the case of Betty should bring sympathy for volunteers and effective interactions with other Smith, and Lucy Ward, all of whom Also taking his turn onstage will be wrote that laws Ramos Castro. She came to those in Central America flee- hours donated by volun- people and with social institu- take vocal lessons from West Bountiful Ben Johnson, a West Bountiful resident Utah from Colombia some ing violence and poverty. The tions. resident and UMEA State Choir Festival and English teacher at Woods Cross Tand justice should 25 years ago with the in- Pope understands this and so teers. Well done, Utah! 2. CONFIDENCE — the (lEFT TO RIGhT) ChASElYN NIElSEN, Ivy Ostler, Karsen Daley, Hope Oliver and Carson Tanner in Coordinator Becca Rhodes, will perform High School. Johnson will be offering be “construed by the tent of getting married to a does the LDS Church. Whether you volunteer perception that one can achieve “All Shook Up Young@Part.” Courtesy photo some readings from some of his favorite first. Their music will include a medley ordinary rules of com- U.S. citizen. The marriage Personally I (and I wager for community events, desired goals through one’s ac- of beloved patriotic tunes and Armed pieces of literature. never took place, and, due to you, too,) would rather live tions; confidence is how we feel Forces hymns. “Ben has been studying literature mon sense.” This wasn’t conflicting information about next to Betty Castro than your church, athletics, on – what you believe you can do. “These students have performed in for years,” said George. “He loves to reflected in last week’s the citizenship process, she the sexual predator or the a committee or another 3. CONNECTION — under- Students ‘shake’ things up many places in the area,” said George. pass on his enthusiasm for literature to never became a citizen. In man bilking his neighbors standing relationships and their “We are excited that they have agreed to future generations.” headlines. worthy cause, you deserve I read of a Utah man who the harsh light of the law, the through fraudulent stock importance reveals that positive come and perform for us.” The next arts council performance, woman had overstayed her deals. But despite a rallying a nice pat on the back and connections to others contribute the city’s annual Young Artists concert, embezzled more than $1 mil- A men’s singing group, A Couple of temporary visa by more than cry from supporters like huge “Thank you!” to our personal well-being and at Ascent Academies Bucks, will also perform at the con- is scheduled for May 12. The arts coun- lion from two of his employ- 25 years. Mormon Women for Ethical the well-being of others. cil sponsors free concerts, as well as ers by fraudulently selling With April serving as Nation- cert. Along with young violinist Zoe And what had she done Government, Betty received al Volunteer Month, it is a great 4. CHARACTER — respect BY BECKY GINOS Ascent puts on two shows a year in the Hullinger, they’ll perform well-known other arts-based events, on the second shares of corporate stock. Friday of every month. He had been ordered by a during these 25 years? Oh, an injustice, not justice, while time to review your current type for societal and cultural rules, [email protected] fall and spring. They did “James and the songs about money from several classic she hadn’t embezzled money immigration authorities can and level of involvement as a standards for correct behaviors, Giant Peach” in the fall and now they’re movies. West Bountiful City Hall is located at judge to pay the money back 550 N. 800 West. Parking is available (good luck with that!) and from investors or engaged only pat themselves on the volunteer. Do you want to do a sense of right and wrong (mo- FARMINGTON—Students at Ascent tackling “All Shook Up Young@Part.” “They’ve been singing together in in drug-dealing or criminal back for breaking up a family more? Do you need a change of rality) and integrity. Behaving living rooms and parlors for years,” said nearby. For more information, visit wbc- had received a stern and stiff Academies Farmington are “all shook up” “There will be singing and dancing with stalking. Instead she held a (and probably passing ex- pace? Would you like to directly with integrity to support society George of A Couple of Bucks. “And Zoe ity.org and click on the “Arts Council” penalty – one whole year in a over a production the school is putting on full music,” he said. “It’s called a ‘juke box’ steady job, paid her taxes, pensive medical costs to the impact the life of a youth? Do through moral interactions and musical where they create a show around Hullinger is fantastic.” link located underneath the “Commu- federal prison. (Gee, I know in April. What’s extra special about this cared for a disabled son (an taxpayers). you want to “dabble” or “dive acknowledgment of responsibil- an artist’s song.” nity” drop-down menu. men who served five times performance is the new stage. 18-year-old with cerebral One of the organizers of in?” ity. “We’ve purchased extender platforms The school offers a stage class that is that long for selling a few palsy), and helped out her Mormon Women for Ethical 4-H is an organization of 5. CARING — feeling empa- to make the stage twice its size,” said hands-on, Langlois said. “I tell them this joints to an undercover cop.) 86-year-old mother (a legal Government said the de- youth and adults who strive to thy and sympathy and behaving Headmaster of the Arts at Ascent, Jason is the play this semester and here’s what Film screening on resilience and child well being Then I read of a Salt Lake resident of the country). portation “goes against morally based on those emo- Langlois. “Our stage crew class builds the I’d like, but they get the final say,” he said. NORTh SAlT lAKE—The alter brain development “Resilience: The Biology man arrested for allegedly at- enrich their lives by promoting Yet the federal government everything that is moral and tions. sets and we sat down and decided we’d “They build it and learn how to do it safely. public is invited to a for that child and have of Stress and the Science tacking an 18-year-old woman and practicing science, citizen- got its pound of flesh last humane and ethical in our need about $7,000 for the stage. We’re a It’s entirely student driven, it gives them screening and discussion lifelong effects on mental of Hope,” is a one-hour in the locker room in a col- ship, and healthy living. Youth But 4-H doesn’t just benefit small charter school and it’s hard to come ownership. A lot of what we do is very on the science surround- health and physical health, documentary exploring lege gym. Police knew the week. She was hustled on an nation.” Thomas Jefferson in grades K-12 are guided to- youth who participate – 4-H up with that but we wanted to try to get hands-on problem solving learning. They ing the effects of stress according to a release. the science of Adverse guy fairly well; he had a long airplane and deported. couldn’t have said it better ward independence and mastery volunteers benefit from their close to our goal.” take a stake in what they’re learning.” during childhood at Researchers, practitioners Childhood Experiences We can argue about the himself. of life skills by volunteers who involvement too. Volunteers Langlois said the school has a STEM tie- The show runs from April 27 to May “Resilience: The Biology and politicians are asking, (ACEs) and the evidence provide opportunities in a wide develop new friendships, a con- in so they decided to see if they could get a 1 at 7 p.m. with a Saturday matinee at 2 of Stress and the Science “How can we help chil- that we can disrupt the cy- variety of project areas to help nection with youth, an avenue to sponsor who would be willing to help. “We p.m. Tickets can be purchased online at of Hope.” dren before mental and cles of addiction, disease, youth reach their full potential improve the community through wrote a letter to SilverEagle and they said ticketpeak.com/aaudrama for $4 or $5 at Rep. Becky Edwards physical problems emerge violence and improve the in today’s culture. service, leadership, a new they’d love to partner with us,” he said. the door. The school is located at 22 S. 650 and Alisha Van Langeveld, as adults?” health of future genera- In Utah, 4-H reaches 73,680 passion, affect positive change So the refinery donated the $7,000 to the West in Farmington. Ph.D., resilience re- The discussion is meant tions, the statement said. young people through clubs, within their circle of influence program. “They’ve been so supportive in The students have been practicing since searcher at the University to bring about public The discussion and camps, 4-H Afterschool, and and beyond and enhanced skills the production. It would have gone on, but January and Langlois said the fall show of Utah, Dept. of Family awareness and under- screening will be April school-based programs. through practical applications it would have been crammed. This means had a good turnout. “We got about 1,000 to and Consumer Studies standing to the issue to 20 at 7 p.m. at the North Though the original 4-H with youth. we can get more kids on. We couldn’t do 1,500 people over the five shows,” he said. will lead a post-screening help prevent, treat and as- Salt Lake City Hall, 10 E. participants were agriculturally Are there other worthy that with the limited stage we have. It’s one “We have 554 students. Getting that many discussion and Q&A. sist children and families Center Street, North Salt based in the 1900s, the orga- organizations where one can large multipurpose room, cafeteria, basket- community members out to see a show is Stress and trauma in who experience extreme Lake. nization has developed into a volunteer time, skills, and love ball court and stage built into one room.” really, really great.” childhood can actually stress. [email protected] program that provides hands on for helping lift and encourage learning in a variety of demo- youth? Absolutely. However, graphics and project areas. The perhaps no other organization program aims for continual offers the breadth and depth growth and change to better for youth/adult partnerships meet the needs of participants where youth may discover their in rural and urban communities. interests and abilities for future Further, 4-H is the nation’s careers. largest Positive Youth Develop- You may also learn more ment Program. 4-H focuses on about 4-H and perhaps discover learning by doing. Through a where you might fit best by unique partnership with USU visiting www.utah4h.org and Extension opportunities are checking out 4-H Mentoring provided for youth throughout and/or Discover 4-H Clubs. op-ed Creating a life that matters brings enduring satisfaction By pete BiSSonette purpose, rate their satisfac- manage your thoughts in ways tion with life higher even “While happiness is an emotion felt in that keep you on track to your Are you doing what matters when they were feeling bad goals, despite obstacles or most to you? than those who did not have a burdens you will undoubtedly Does your work give your clearly defined purpose.” the here and now, it ultimately fades face. life meaning? Giving your work meaning Are you taking action? What I’m not asking whether you can be a simple shift in per- away, just as all emotions do.” are you doing to bring you are happy, but whether your spective, as it was for me. Emily Esfahani Smith closer to your goals or at- life has meaning. Back in the 1990s the focus tract into your life people and A study in the Journal of of our company, Learning activities that will support you? Positive Psychology examined Strategies, was to sell more excel – in business, the arts, did. While meaning drives success, attitudes toward happiness and audio programs and enroll- sports, social service, com- To create a life that matters meaning without action will meaning. It showed a meaning- ments. We were sales oriented munity, or family – each has to you, consider the following: get you nowhere. ful life and a happy life over- as were most companies. achieved success by focusing What gives your life mean- When you align your lap in certain ways, but are Then we switched our on the things that matter most ing? What brings you the thoughts and actions with ultimately different. mindset from selling to help- to them,” he said. greatest joy? Loving what you what gives your life meaning, “While happiness is an emo- ing more people experience “Enduringly successful do and who you are is the you magnify your passion and tion felt in the here and now, it their potential, and two things people follow their hearts, greatest motivator for building impart greater clarity to your ultimately fades away, just as happened. First, I felt more ful- aligning their thoughts and lasting success. Just shifting purpose than ever before. all emotions do,” wrote Em- filled and happier, and second, actions with their passions,” our company focus from sales ily Esfahani Smith about the our business grew significant- said Stewart. “They become to impacting people, gave me Pete Bissonette is author of study in The Atlantic. “The ly. The level of meaning in my energized by their work and and our staff meaning, and the forthcoming novel, Break- stay on purpose and commit- it continues 20 years later. 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Seven reasons why millennials love gardening (and you should, too)

The stereotype: Mil- a TD Ameritrade survey. Gar- dening can allow you to spend lennials spend more less in the grocery store produce time interacting with aisle – and that kind of saving savvy appeals to millennials as the digital world than well as any other age group! the natural world 3. Gardening is good for the around them. The real- environment. Awareness of environmental ity: Five million of the issues and a desire for health- 6 million people who ful products that contribute to ecological balance are hallmarks took up gardening in of the millennial generation. A 2015 were millennials, Nielsen study found millenni- als care about environmental according to the 2016 issues and find ways to person- National Gardening ally support a healthy environ- ment. When you grow your Survey. own vegetables and herbs, More millennials (people “food miles,” the distance a between the ages of 21 and 34) food item is transported from than any other age group are producer to consumer, shrinks falling in love with gardening. As substantially and includes only a hobby, gardening is a great fit the distance from your kitch- for the millennial mindset and en to your own backyard. lifestyle that emphasize individu- ality, independence and value. 4. You can grow a garden However, the advantages of anywhere. gardening that attract millenni- While many millennials are als are also relevant to every age nutrition. etables deliver great nutrition, it’s easy to grow a garden full of city dwellers, others live in group, and anyone who wants Millennials care about good and millennial gardeners know healthy, nutritious, economical suburbs. The fact that they can to begin growing a nutritious, nutrition and knowing where that growing their own veggies veggies and herbs. garden anywhere — on a city healthful food garden. their food comes from. Multiple and herbs also means they can balcony, urban patio or suburban studies show members of the put more nutritious food on the 2. You can save money in the backyard — makes gardening Here are seven reasons why grocery store. more millennials than ever are generation are health conscious, table. With transplant purveyors the perfect hobby for them. Us- and understand the relation- like Bonnie Plants offering more Millennials are into saving ing transplants like those from taking up food gardening, and money. Eighty percent have a why you should, too: ship between the food they eat, than 250 varieties of popular, Bonnie Plants, all gardeners can good nutrition and good health. heirloom, hybrid, new and tried- budget, 72 percent are saving for Gardening fosters better Millennials know fresh veg- and-true vegetables and herbs, retirement and 51 percent have 1. an emergency fund, according to n See “GARDENING” p. B3

USU extension launches e-learning gardening courses

LOGAN—Utah State University Extension recently launched a series of online gardening courses designed for beginning and intermediate gardeners. The courses will teach participants about annuals and pe- rennials, basic botany, fruits and nuts, pest management, soil basics, trees and shrubs, turfgrass and vegetables. USU Extension horticulturists Mike Caron, JayDee Gun- nell and Jerry Goodspeed are developers of the courses. According to Caron, the courses will not only help new gardeners, but will fill a need within the industry to educate landscapers and nursery professionals, especially those new to the area or industry, in best management practices in hor- ticulture and gardening in Utah. “The courses may be particularly beneficial in training new employees,” he said. “They also provide training through online means for those who are unable to attend gardening classes in their own communities due to lack of offerings, distance or schedule.” Registration is available at garden.usu.edu. Cost is $25 with $5 off until May 1, using the promo code ROSE. Contact Caron at 801-768-4919 for further information. B2 Home & Garden CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 ask an experT Nine tried and true water-wise perennials

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Kids ages 1-9 for 10 district submit both two- and three-di- Station Park is getting a jump 5 for mensional pieces on a variety of themes. of eggs at the city’s annual tions, call Legacy House of are welcome to participate, on things by holding their 5 Easter Egg Hunt. Open to Bountiful at 801-294-2925. and everyone is advised to “I like the fresh approach these stu- Easter event April 13, all of $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 children ages 0-12, the event bring their own baskets. The dents have,” said Dugal. “They have a the cities have scheduled #7415136 reg 3 #8407181 reg 13 reg 3 will start at 10 a.m. at For- North Salt Lake West Bountiful Youth City #7025711 lot to say about their world, and there’s their egg hunts for the morn- bush Park. Organizers advise The North Salt Lake Youth Council is sponsoring the good social commentary that comes out ing of April 15. in their art.” parents to be on time for the City Council is once again scramble. egg collection, which will sponsoring the city’s an- Other works, however, are either Bountiful give kids the chance for a nual Easter Egg Hunt, which Woods Cross humorous or just pure explorations of The Bountiful City Youth variety of treats and prizes. starts at 9 a.m. at Hatch Park. The city ‘s annual Easter creativity. Council will sponsor the Forbush Park is located at Organizers encourage par- Eggstravaganza will run “Some are just fun pieces that make city’s annual Bunny Hop from LED Indoor 16” Poly Resin 100 S. Main Street in Farm- ticipants to be there right on from 10-11:15 a.m. at Woods SUPERDECK you smile,” she said. “It’s a lot of fun to 10 a.m. to noon at Bounti- ington. time, or possibly even early, Cross Elementary. The event, see what the students come up with.” ful City Park. The event, since the whole thing only which is open to kids 12 and The art center is also gearing up for which is open to kids 12 and FLOOD LIGHTS BIRD/ Kaysville lasts a few minutes. Parents under, will have three differ- their next exhibit, the 2017 Statewide younger, will feature two egg The city will hold their should also bring carrying ent gathering sessions for Art Competition. Entries for the competi- hunts and a variety of differ- annual Easter Egg Hunt containers for their children’s different age groups. tion will be accepted until April 16 from ent Easter-themed activities. OWL starting at 9 a.m. sharp at the eggs. Hatch Park is located at In addition to the egg professional artists all across the state, Tickets must be purchased at Barnes Memorial Park soft- 50 W. Center Street in North gathering, there will also be utilizing a variety of mediums. This year’s the event for activities such ball fields. The hunt, which Salt Lake. Easter-themed games, an guest juror is Peter Everett, an artist as the bounce house and fish is open to all pre-school and Easter basket prize drawing, and Associate Professor of Visual Arts at pond. Most events require elementary-aged children, di- Station Park and pictures with the Easter BYU. between one and two tickets. vides by age level so kids all If you’re looking for an bunny. Woods Cross Elemen- “We anticipate a wonderful statewide Bountiful City Park is located get a chance at eggs. Parents early start to your Easter fun, tary is located at 745 W. 1100 show,” said Dugal. “It’s one of our hall- at 400 N. 200 West. 1 mark exhibits.” are asked to bring baskets for you might want to check out South. 6 Centerville their children. Barnes Memo- Station Park’s Party with the $ 99 $ 99 Submissions are now all done online, Centerville’s Easter Gal Pack so professional artists can submit their 29 3 entries at bdartcenter.wufoo.com/forms/ 24 $ 00 statewide-2017 until 11:59 p.m. on April for 16. The art center will announce their ac- #1246230/1250471 $ 99 $ 99 cepted pieces on April 24, and the pieces 1251693/1247063 reg 38 #3515996 reg 49 #8406035 12 will be delivered by the artists in early May. “We get a lot of really incredible pieces,” she said. Once the entry deadline has passed, BDAC will experiment with a brand-new program. Their first-ever Senior Lecture SUPER COUPON SALES — SUPER COUPON SALES Series will be held April 22 from 9-10 a.m. at the art center. The theme of the free lecture is “Introduction to Art,” and will touch on elements such as history and Vinyl Rescue Salted themes. PRINGLES Nestle .5 liter Garden “Seniors are our target audience, but FLY TRAP NUT ROLLS everyone is welcome to participate,” said Chips ELECTRICAL BOTTLED SEEDS Dugal. “We’re excited about it.” The lecture will be hosted by the art TAPE WATER center’s Jessica Bedingfield, and is de- signed for those who appreciate art but 5 for may not have received a formal educa- tion in the field. It’s possible the lecture $ 00 will be the start of a continuing series. 1 “We’ll see what kind of response we $ 99 get to see if we want to continue with this 4 $ 00 3 $ 00 9 24 3 $ 00 as an ongoing thing,” she said. for for $ 99 $ 99 for The Bountiful/Davis Art Center is 5 2 reg 15 pk 3 reg 59¢ 1 located at 90 N. Main Street in Bountiful. #9133562 #33180 #7403728 #9194945 #9201849 Parking is available on the street and to the sides and rear of the building. For more information about these and other events, visit bdac.org. C2 SHOWCASE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017

Movie Beat Chris Evans, Mckenna Grace fantastic in ‘Gifted’ JENNIFFER ’m not sure why some- her most frustrating. WARDELL one decided to make a Evans is excellent through- out, a tired man thrown into the Movie critic, Hallmark-style movie member of I deep end who’s been working the Utah Film as classy, serious and off his instincts for years. He realistic as possible, but I truly agonizes over whether Critics he’s doing right by his super- Association certainly don’t mind it. genius niece, and though it’s “Gifted,” which opened this never specifically mentioned past Wednesday at the Mega- Evans’ face suggests more plex 14 in Centerville as well than once that he’s remember- Gifted as other select theaters around ing moments when his sister the state, has a Hallmark heart struggled. Rated PG-13 for thematic ele- filtered through indie movie He sometimes mourns what sensibilities. Propelled by he’s given up by raising a kid – ments, language and some sug- fantastic acting on the part of plenty of actual parents have – gestive material both Chris Evans and Mckenna but Evans’ performance makes Grace, the movie turns a clas- © Fox Searchlight it clear that Frank’s love for sic TV-movie-of-the-week story Mary is never in doubt. Written by Tom Flynn into a sweet, honest, and at When his math-obsessed turning the entire thing into a Together, the two of them are times heart-wrenching look at mother gets involved, however, flat-out tragedy. the heart and soul of the movie. Directed by Marc Webb what it takes to raise a child. it sparks a custody battle that And, unlike most fictional Their interactions have a heap- The movie starts with Evans’ might break the family apart accounts of geniuses, “Gifted” ing dose of sass, often as not, character, Frank Adler, push- completely. tries surprisingly hard not to but it’s clear in every word they Starring Chris Evans, Mckenna ing his niece, Mary, played by This movie definitely utilizes do that. The story of Mary’s say how much they love, trust Grace, out the door to her first some of the most common mother is almost textbook tor- and matter to each other. Octa- Grace, Lindsay Duncan, Octavia day at a new school. She wants tropes for this story, though tured genius – though some of via Specer is a wonderful grace Spencer, Jenny Slate, Michael to stay home and have him it handles them with more that torture comes from a very note as Roberta, a neighbor Kendall Kaplan, John M. Jackson, keep homeschooling her, and balance and honesty than is specific direction – but in Mary who watches Mary sometimes we soon find out the reason normally found in the genre. the brusqueness of intellectual and deeply loves the little girl. Glenn Plummer and more why he can’t is because the The characters are far from superiority is combined with She’s both the angel and devil kid is a certified math genius, perfect stereotypes, allowed to a surprising sweetness. She on Frank’s shoulder, and offers enough to get the attention of show a full range of emotions, takes joy in simple everyday a poignant look at how fragile Grade: both her teacher and principal. and sometimes make really things, including lip-syncing found family can sometimes be. Evans’ character, however, dumb decisions for very hu- with a beloved neighbor, The movie isn’t all sweetness says no to the gifted program man, recognizable reasons. and makes it clear that even and light, but its heart is good “Fate of the Furious” screened they offer. He wants her to The ending is predictable geniuses can be happy. Grace and full of love. I’m not entirely after press time. To see the have the normal life his sister for anyone at all familiar with is wonderful with the character, sure why Hollywood bothered – Mary’s mom – was denied, review, visit davisclipper.com. this type of story, since the always finding the character’s with it, but it’s definitely worth which means normal schools. only way to avoid it would be bright spark even when she’s at watching. GREEN show to help refugees, more BY JeNNiFFeR WaRDeLL from Syria and Iraq,” said teach self-reliance and nally from Iraq. Lamplight [email protected] the organizers of the Color basic business skills to Gallery is located at 170 S. House Series, who wish villagers in poor countries Main Street in Bountiful. BoUNtiFUL — Green can to remain nameless. “As and refugees starting over mean a lot of things, in- we’ve spent time together, with nothing. The program a DetaiL of “My Beautiful cluding the chance to help we’ve been humbled by helps create neighborhood City,” by Entesar Shakar, one out refugees and others their struggles and in awe self-reliance groups who of the pieces in the exhibit. around the world. of their accomplishments. can together learn all the Entesar is a native of Iraq, and Lamplight Gallery and The most important thing skills everyone needs. one of the people helped by the Color House Series are we’ve learned from them is GREEN is the latest Interweave Solutions. teaming up to explore all the value of friendship and exhibit from Color House Courtesy photo the potential meanings and supportive communities.” Series, a series of art uses of the color with their The exhibit, which will exhibits all focused around upcoming GREEN exhibit, be located in both the a single color. The orga- running April 13 through upstairs and downstairs nizers of the Color House Approximately 84% of Custodial Parents are Women 25 at Lamplight Gallery. gallery space, will be filled Series work with Utah gal- There will be opening with works that all include leries to host the exhibits, Women need to make decisions and arrangements today in order to protect themselves receptions on April 13 from the color green in some which have included RED Guardianship for Minor Children • Medical Directives 7-9 p.m. and April 14 from fashion. The works will and YELLOW. Though the Blended Family Issues • Prenuptial Agreements 6-9 p.m. cover a variety of medi- series was started in 2014, Trusts • Wills • Powers of Attorney The exhibit, which will ums, including stained it went on hiatus before feature work by local and glass. returning with this current refugee artists, will raise The majority of the exhibit. The current show money for the non-profit proceeds from any sales is the first where they’ve educational program Inter- of the work, as well as all worked with a non-profit weave Solutions. donations, will go toward organization. “We are especially Interweave Solutions. The There will be music at excited to work with our international program, the opening receptions, as friends from all over the which has a presence in well as refreshments by a world, including many Salt Lake, is designed to local caterer who is origi-

The Band Perry cancels Layton concert LaYtoN — Though the July 20 appearance as part promote their first pop Ed Kenley Amphitheater of the Davis Arts Council’s album. “Personal Care ... Professional Results” in Layton will have a busy Summer Nights With the All 17 other acts sched- summer, the Band Perry Stars Concert Series. A uled for the season will still ROWE & WALTON PC won’t be among them. press release states that perform. Tickets go on The group, who is best the cancellation is due to sale to the general public Robyn Walton, Attorney at Law known for their 2010 a scheduling conflict with May 2 at 10 a.m. For de- Call TODAY to set up your FREE consultation hit “If I Die Young,” has The Band Perry’s agency. tails or to purchase tickets, cancelled their scheduled The group is on tour to visit davisarts.org. 801-298-0640 • 915 So. Main Street • Bountiful • www.rowewalton.com C2 SHOWCASE CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 DAVIS LIFE/HORIZONS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 C3 Movie Beat ANNIVERSARY bIRTHDAY 70TH: MCARTHUR 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS Chris Evans, Mckenna Grace fantastic in ‘Gifted’ Notice is hereby given that Extra Household Items Space Storage will sell at public The auction will be held At auction, on April, 21st, 2017 at the Extra Space Storage Facil- JENNIFFER ’m not sure why some- her most frustrating. HIGHT 10:00 AM, to satisfy the lien of ity Located on 1318 North 1075 Evans is excellent through- the owner, personal property de- West, Farmington, Utah 84025 WARDELL one decided to make a scribed below belonging to those on April 21st, 2017 At 10:00 AM. out, a tired man thrown into the On March 28, 1947 We are celebrating Movie critic, Hallmark-style movie individuals listed below at loca- Purchases must be made with member of I deep end who’s been working during a rain storm, Mona Dorothy’s life with friends tion indicated: cash only and paid at the above as classy, serious and off his instincts for years. He Thayne and Alan Hight and family at an open house Extra Space Storage, 1318 referenced facility in order to the Utah Film N 1075 W, Farmington, Utah complete the transaction. Extra realistic as possible, but I truly agonizes over whether were married at her par- on April 14, 2017. It will Critics he’s doing right by his super- 84025; Telephone Number (801) Space Storage may refuse any Association certainly don’t mind it. ents’ home in Farmington. be from 5 to 7 p.m. at her 447 1953 bid and may rescind any pur- genius niece, and though it’s A reception followed in the home, 771 Emerald Hills Name: Company Space chase up until the winning bidder “Gifted,” which opened this never specifically mentioned Unit #: 500 takes possession of the personal past Wednesday at the Mega- Evans’ face suggests more evening. Drive, Bountiful. Please no General Description of Items: property. C-3205 4/13 plex 14 in Centerville as well than once that he’s remember- Over the 70 years of mar- gifts. Gifted as other select theaters around ing moments when his sister riage they lived in Salt Lake the state, has a Hallmark heart struggled. City and North Salt Lake for Rated PG-13 for thematic ele- filtered through indie movie He sometimes mourns what four years, with 66 years Dorothy T. McArthur ments, language and some sug- sensibilities. Propelled by he’s given up by raising a kid – living in the beautiful little fantastic acting on the part of plenty of actual parents have – town of Farmington. They Alan and Mona Thayne Hight both Chris Evans and Mckenna gestive material but Evans’ performance makes still reside there today. Grace, the movie turns a clas- it clear that Frank’s love for 80TH: © Fox Searchlight Their marriage was Their membership in sic TV-movie-of-the-week story Mary is never in doubt. The Church of Jesus Christ Written by Tom Flynn into a sweet, honest, and at solemnized in the Salt Lake When his math-obsessed turning the entire thing into a Together, the two of them are of Latter-day Saints has SLATER times heart-wrenching look at mother gets involved, however, flat-out tragedy. the heart and soul of the movie.Temple in 1954. Their two what it takes to raise a child. it sparks a custody battle that children Steven (Patsy) and given them the opportunity Directed by Marc Webb And, unlike most fictional Their interactions have a heap- Happy Birthday to our The movie starts with Evans’ might break the family apart accounts of geniuses, “Gifted” ing dose of sass, often as not, Susan (Jerry) celebrated to teach in various callings. character, Frank Adler, push- completely. tries surprisingly hard not to but it’s clear in every word they their 70th at a lovely dinner They touched many lives beautiful and much-loved Starring Chris Evans, Mckenna ing his niece, Mary, played by This movie definitely utilizes do that. The story of Mary’s say how much they love, trust in Salt Lake City. From two through these callings and mother, Phyllis Eksund Grace, out the door to her first some of the most common mother is almost textbook tor- and matter to each other. Octa- children they have been the people in turn blessed Slater. Phyllis was born April Grace, Lindsay Duncan, Octavia day at a new school. She wants tropes for this story, though tured genius – though some of via Specer is a wonderful grace blessed with 12 grandchil- them. Their testimonies of 14, 1937, to Ronald and Spencer, Jenny Slate, Michael to stay home and have him it handles them with more that torture comes from a very note as Roberta, a neighbor the Savior Jesus Christ has Melba Hoopes Eksund in keep homeschooling her, and balance and honesty than is specific direction – but in Mary who watches Mary sometimes dren, 49 great-grandchildren Kendall Kaplan, John M. Jackson, with a great-great-grand- blessed their life and that of Whiterocks, Utah. She grew we soon find out the reason normally found in the genre. the brusqueness of intellectual and deeply loves the little girl. up in the Uintah Basin, mov- Glenn Plummer and more why he can’t is because the child due in June. Including their family. The characters are far from superiority is combined with She’s both the angel and devil ing to Salt Lake City after kid is a certified math genius, perfect stereotypes, allowed to a surprising sweetness. She on Frank’s shoulder, and offers spouses their posterity has Mona enjoys oil painting, enough to get the attention of show a full range of emotions, takes joy in simple everyday a poignant look at how fragile grown to 83. taking lessons for the first graduating from high school. Grade: both her teacher and principal. and sometimes make really things, including lip-syncing found family can sometimes be. Mona retired from First time at the age of 72. She There she met the love of Evans’ character, however, dumb decisions for very hu- with a beloved neighbor, The movie isn’t all sweetness loves making delicious food her life, Frank Ellis Slater, Security Bank in Janu- Phyllis Eksund Slater says no to the gifted program man, recognizable reasons. and makes it clear that even and light, but its heart is good ary, 1988 after 17 years of for family and friends. and they have been mar- “Fate of the Furious” screened they offer. He wants her to The ending is predictable geniuses can be happy. Grace and full of love. I’m not entirely service in the credit depart- Alan has always had a ried for 61 wonderful years. ity includes 26 grandchildren after press time. To see the have the normal life his sister for anyone at all familiar with is wonderful with the character, sure why Hollywood bothered beautiful yard, working in She is the perfect mother – Mary’s mom – was denied, ment. and 37 great-grandchildren. review, visit davisclipper.com. this type of story, since the always finding the character’s with it, but it’s definitely worth the soil and being outside, and we couldn’t have asked which means normal schools. only way to avoid it would be bright spark even when she’s at watching. Alan retired January, Mom stays young by walk- 1988 after 35 years as has been something that he for a more loving and kind ing three miles a day, doing a manufacture repre- really enjoys. upbringing. water aerobics, and eating sentative with extensive At 91 and 88 they have She’s lived her life healthy – all while being an travel throughout the United been grateful for family, serving others and raised amazing cook! She loves States. friends and good neighbors. six children; Rona (Dave) to play cards, golf, read, GREEN show to help refugees, more Wright, Julie (John) Jensen, crochet, and cruise with Christie (Kray) Barkdull, family and friends. She will BY JeNNiFFeR WaRDeLL from Syria and Iraq,” said teach self-reliance and nally from Iraq. Lamplight Craig (Sherrie) Slater, Cindy be celebrating with a large [email protected] the organizers of the Color basic business skills to Gallery is located at 170 S. 60TH: (Ken) Kitchen, and Janel family gathering. We love House Series, who wish villagers in poor countries Main Street in Bountiful. (Chris) Colohan. Her poster- you Mom! BoUNtiFUL — Green can to remain nameless. “As and refugees starting over mean a lot of things, in- we’ve spent time together, with nothing. 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Call to 801-298-3241 Schedule Tour 1150 S. Main, Bountiful 801-298-3241 heritageplaceseniorliving.com C4 CHURCH CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 Local Easter services planned BY JENNIFFER WARDELL Bible The church is located at At Flourishing Grace [email protected] At Kaysville Bible 210 Chapel St. in Layton. Church in Bountiful, Church, the Easter wor- Easter services will be There’s more to Easter ship service will be April Episcopal held April 16 at 9 a.m. and than just eggs and rabbits. 16 at 11 a.m. There will Episcopal Church of 11:15 a.m. The church is Churches all across also be an evening service the Resurrection will hold located at 390 N. 400 East Davis County are holding at 6 p.m. The church is lo- the Great Vigil of Easter in Bountiful. Easter Sunday services, cated at 181 N. Flint Street on April 15 at 7 p.m., with Clearfield Community with some churches also in Kaysville. the Lighting of the New Church will hold its Easter holding Easter Vigil ser- North Salt Lake Bible Fire and the first Eucha- Sunday services on April vices on Saturday evening. Church will hold their rist of Easter. The church 16 at 11 a.m. The church is Everyone is welcome to Easter worship services on will hold Easter Sunday located at 525 E. 200 South attend any of the services, April 16 from 10:30 a.m. to services on April 16 at 10 in Clearfield. though best dress is ad- noon in the Oak Room of a.m. The church is located vised as a sign of respect. the Best Western Cotton- at 1131 S. Main Street in Presbyterian Tree Inn, located at 1030 Centerville. At Mountain Road Assembly of God N. 400 East in North Salt St. Peter’s Episcopal Evangelical Presbyterian At Abundant Life Assem- Lake. Church will hold Easter Church, the annual Easter bly of God, Easter wor- Sunday services on April Egg hunt will be April 15 ship services will be held Catholic 16 at 9:30 a.m. The church from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Eas- April 16 at 10:30 a.m. The On April 15, St. Olaf is located at 1579 S. State ter Sunday services will church is located at 410 N. Catholic Church will hold Street in Clearfield. begin at 10:30 a.m. on April Main Street in North Salt Easter Vigil Mass starting 16. The church is located Lake. at 8:30 p.m., with RCIA Lutheran at 796 S. Mountain Road in The Christian Life candidates receiving Cross of Christ Lutheran Fruit Heights. Center will hold a Easter Baptism, First Holy Com- Church will hold their Eas- sunrise service at 8 a.m. in munion and Confirmation. ter Sunday service April United Church of Christ the upper parking area of On April 16, the church 16 at 10:30 p.m. The theme Bountiful Community the church, and will hold will hold Easter Sunday will be “The Resurrection Church will hold Easter regular Easter Sunday Masses in English at 9 of Our Lord.” The church Sunday services on April services at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. There is located at 1840 S. 75 16 at 11 a.m. at the church, a.m. The church is located will also be a Filipino Mass East in Bountiful. located at 150 N. 400 East A vARIEtY oF Christian churches have Easter services planned. at 2352 E. Highway 193 in at 4 p.m. The church is lo- Grace Lutheran Church in Bountiful. Stock photo Layton. cated at 276 E. 1700 South will hold a celebratory in Bountiful. Easter worship service on Baptist St. Rose of Lima Catho- April 16 at 10 a.m. A fel- Good Shepherd Fellow- lic Church will also hold lowship hour will be held ship will hold a free com- Easter Vigil Mas on April after services. The church munity Easter egg hunt on 15 starting at 8:30 p.m., is located at 835 N. Main April 15 starting at 10 a.m. though there will be no 5 St. in Bountiful. at the church. On April 16, p.m. Mass. The church will the church will hold a 7 hold three Easter Sunday Nondenominational a.m. sunrise service and a Masses on April 16. The The Bridge Community 9:45 a.m. worship service two English masses will will hold Easter services in honor of Easter Sunday. be held at 8 a.m. and 10:30 on April 16 at 9:15 and 11 The church is located at a.m., while a Spanish Mass a.m. The church is located 696 N. 400 East in Bounti- will be held at 1 p.m. There at 260 E. Pages Lane in ful. will be no 6 p.m. Mass. Centerville. FamilySearch April classes set SALt LAKE CItY — Historical Records, webi- class. The physical class is There’s more than one nar and physical class. The located in MFC - B. way to take advantage physical class is located in Wednesday, April 26 of the Family History M Lab 10 a.m. - Portuguese Library’s regular schedule Wednesday, April 19 Language Records Index- of classes. 10 a.m. - Dutch Lan- ing (1½ hrs), webinar and There are still several guage Records Indexing physical class. The physi- learning opportunities (1½ hrs), webinar and cal class is located in M available in April through physical class. The physi- Lab. the Salt Lake-based library, cal class is located in M 2 p.m. - New York many of which can be Lab. City Passenger Arrivals taken as physical classes 1 p.m. - Beginning (Intermediate), webinar or online webinars. The Finnish Research: A Case and physical class. The classes cover a variety of Study, webinar and physi- physical class is located in topics, from FamilySearch cal class. The physical MFC - B. itself to international re- class is located at MFC - A. Organizers recommend cords and genetic geneal- Thursday, April 20 joining the webinars about ogy, and are beginner 11 a.m. - Starting Family 15-20 minutes before the classes unless otherwise Tree: Research Help and listed start time. To access listed. Searching Records, webi- the webinars, or down- All classes are an hour nar and physical class. The load the printout for the long unless otherwise physical class is located in class, go to familysearch. listed. M Lab. org/wiki/en/Family_His- Saturday, April 15 Friday, April 21 tory_Library_Classes_ 10 a.m. - Boy Scout Ge- 1 p.m. - How to Trace and_Webinars and click nealogy Merit Badge (1½ Scotland’s Poor (Interme- on the links next to the hrs.), located in the 2nd diate), webinar and physi- class name/date. The class South room. To register go cal class. The physical schedules are divided by to http://bit.ly/2eDQGhD class is located in B2 Lab. month. 1 p.m. - Conquistar la Monday, April 24 The Family History mitología: Usando fuen- 10 a.m. - Using the Fami- Library is located at 35 N. tes, webinar and physical lySearch Catalog Effec- West Temple in Salt Lake. class. The physical class is tively, located in M Lab. For directions to spe- located in B1 Lab Tuesday, April 25 cific classrooms, ask at the Monday, April 17 11 a.m. - FamilySearch front desk. 10 a.m. - Using the Fami- Wiki, webinar and physical lySearch Catalog Effec- class. The physical class is tively, located in M Lab located in MFC - B Tuesday, April 18 2 p.m. - Genetic Geneal- 10 a.m. - Tips and Tricks ogy: An Introduction to for Using FamilySearch’s DNA, webinar and physical

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OBITUARY Local Easter services planned Janell Palmer CDBG funds help families with BY JENNIFFER WARDELL Bible The church is located at At Flourishing Grace 1954-2017 [email protected] At Kaysville Bible 210 Chapel St. in Layton. Church in Bountiful, down payment and home repairs Church, the Easter wor- Easter services will be Janell (White) Palmer, born Nov. 24, 1954 There’s more to Easter ship service will be April Episcopal held April 16 at 9 a.m. and died April 6, 2017 at her home in Nevada, than just eggs and rabbits. 16 at 11 a.m. There will Episcopal Church of 11:15 a.m. The church is Iowa after a battle with multiple myeloma. BY BECKY GINOS Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Satur- [email protected] Churches all across also be an evening service the Resurrection will hold located at 390 N. 400 East day, April 15 at The Church of Jesus Christ of Davis County are holding at 6 p.m. The church is lo- the Great Vigil of Easter in Bountiful. Latter-day Saints, 2524 Hoover Ave, Ames, Easter Sunday services, cated at 181 N. Flint Street on April 15 at 7 p.m., with Clearfield Community Iowa. Visitations will be from 4 to 7 p.m. on FARMINGTON—It’s a Friday April 14 and 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday, with some churches also in Kaysville. the Lighting of the New Church will hold its Easter dream for most families April 15 at the same location. to own their own home. holding Easter Vigil ser- North Salt Lake Bible Fire and the first Eucha- Sunday services on April Janell was born in Salt Lake City, and vices on Saturday evening. Church will hold their rist of Easter. The church 16 at 11 a.m. The church is grew up in Bountiful, where she graduated But finances and other Everyone is welcome to Easter worship services on will hold Easter Sunday located at 525 E. 200 South from Viewmont High School and Brigham circumstances might keep Young University. She served a mission for attend any of the services, April 16 from 10:30 a.m. to services on April 16 at 10 in Clearfield. it at just that – a dream. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Through the Community though best dress is ad- noon in the Oak Room of a.m. The church is located Saints in Sevilla Spain. She married Mitchell Van Palmer in the LDS Development Block Grant vised as a sign of respect. the Best Western Cotton- at 1131 S. Main Street in Presbyterian Salt Lake Temple in 1983. Tree Inn, located at 1030 Centerville. At Mountain Road Those left to cherish her loving memory are her husband of (CDBG) the Davis County 34 years, Mitch Palmer; four children, Rachel (Jeremy) Renshaw, Housing Authority is trying N. 400 East in North Salt St. Peter’s Episcopal Evangelical Presbyterian Assembly of God Angela (Blake) White, Chelsea (Anthony) White, and Vanessa to make home ownership a At Abundant Life Assem- Lake. Church will hold Easter Church, the annual Easter Palmer; 10 grandchildren, Brooklyn, Jace, Madison, Peyton, Eli, Mallory, Madelyn, Grace, Emmitt, and Jane; her mother, Trudy reality for first-time home- bly of God, Easter wor- Sunday services on April Egg hunt will be April 15 buyers. 16 at 9:30 a.m. The church from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Eas- White; and six sisters, Melany Wren, Lindy Spendlove, Heather ship services will be held Catholic Anderson, Claudette Harris, Shelly Call, and Sharlene Morrill. She “It’s a nationwide HUD April 16 at 10:30 a.m. The On April 15, St. Olaf is located at 1579 S. State ter Sunday services will was preceded in death by her father, Melvin White; and a niece and program that’s been church is located at 410 N. Catholic Church will hold Street in Clearfield. begin at 10:30 a.m. on April nephew. The greatest joys in her life were her husband, children, and around for about 40 years,” Main Street in North Salt Easter Vigil Mass starting 16. The church is located said Mary Swanstrom, Lake. at 8:30 p.m., with RCIA Lutheran at 796 S. Mountain Road in grandchildren. She will be remembered for her tireless service toward others and will be greatly missed. Memorial donations may special programs adminis- ThE GRANT hElPS pay for emergency home repairs. The Christian Life candidates receiving Cross of Christ Lutheran Fruit Heights. be made to the Humanitarian Fund of the LDS Church. Online trator for the Davis County Courtesy photo Center will hold a Easter Baptism, First Holy Com- Church will hold their Eas- condolences may be directed to: www.grandonfuneralandcremation- Housing Authority. “It’s care.com sunrise service at 8 a.m. in munion and Confirmation. ter Sunday service April United Church of Christ been a topic discussed the upper parking area of On April 16, the church 16 at 10:30 p.m. The theme Bountiful Community because it’s one of the pro- the church, and will hold will hold Easter Sunday will be “The Resurrection Church will hold Easter grams Trump wants to cut. regular Easter Sunday Masses in English at 9 of Our Lord.” The church Sunday services on April Utah gets a big chunk of services at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. There is located at 1840 S. 75 16 at 11 a.m. at the church, Bette LeRue Hunt Eggett Rohwer the funds and Davis County a.m. The church is located will also be a Filipino Mass East in Bountiful. located at 150 N. 400 East A vARIEtY oF Christian churches have Easter services planned. gets money directly from at 2352 E. Highway 193 in at 4 p.m. The church is lo- Grace Lutheran Church in Bountiful. Stock photo 1931-2017 HUD.” Layton. cated at 276 E. 1700 South will hold a celebratory The three programs the in Bountiful. Easter worship service on Our beloved Bette, age 85, passed away county offers are down peacefully at home in Bountiful, on April 5, Baptist St. Rose of Lima Catho- April 16 at 10 a.m. A fel- 2017. She was born in Murray, on Oct. 7, payment, emergency home Good Shepherd Fellow- lic Church will also hold lowship hour will be held 1931, to Francis Franklyn and Alice Ova repair and roof repair. ship will hold a free com- Easter Vigil Mas on April after services. The church Johnson Hunt. She married Joseph Orson “All the programs have munity Easter egg hunt on 15 starting at 8:30 p.m., is located at 835 N. Main Eggett Jr. on Oct. 14, 1949, in the Salt Lake to meet a certain income Temple. They were blessed with four children. April 15 starting at 10 a.m. though there will be no 5 St. in Bountiful. She was an exceptional cook who enjoyed level set by HUD,” said at the church. On April 16, p.m. Mass. The church will catering weddings and other events for Swanstrom. “We use the the church will hold a 7 hold three Easter Sunday Nondenominational friends and family. Her delicious pies, cakes, Ogden/Clearfield limits Masses on April 16. The The Bridge Community rolls, and homemade bread were greatly ap- which is 80 percent of the a.m. sunrise service and a preciated and enjoyed by the many recipients 9:45 a.m. worship service two English masses will will hold Easter services of her nearly daily compassionate service. An area’s median income. Any- in honor of Easter Sunday. be held at 8 a.m. and 10:30 on April 16 at 9:15 and 11 active member of The Church of Jesus Christ thing using CDBG funds The church is located at a.m., while a Spanish Mass a.m. The church is located of Latter-day Saints, she served diligently in numerous callings, in- has to be for low to moder- 696 N. 400 East in Bounti- will be held at 1 p.m. There at 260 E. Pages Lane in cluding Relief Society president on several occasions, Stake Young ate income projects.” Women president, and temple worker in the Bountiful Utah Temple. Using 2016 figures, ful. will be no 6 p.m. Mass. Centerville. Her legacy of service to others will long be remembered and will live on through her children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and all Swanstrom said for a who knew her. household size of four AN AFTER ShOT of the repairs made to the bathroom. After 44 beautiful years of marriage, her first husband, Joe, the Davis County median Courtesy photo passed away unexpectedly on Thanksgiving morning in 1993. She income is $73,000 so the loved her family and enjoyed having all of her children as neighbors. FamilySearch April classes set She later served a wonderful mission in Independence, Missouri maximum someone could replaced or repaired,” said because just about every income population.” from 2001-2002. Soon thereafter she married Boyd Rohwer on make and still qualify for Swanstrom. “We can cover plumbing fixture is in need For more information SALt LAKE CItY — Historical Records, webi- class. The physical class is Sept. 20, 2002. They were happily married for more than 14 years down payment assistance There’s more than one nar and physical class. The located in MFC - B. and were a marvelous example to all who knew them. the costs but they must be of repair.” about the programs, contact would be $58,400. How- a homeowner or a would-be The county has to apply Swanstrom at 801-939-9198. way to take advantage physical class is located in Wednesday, April 26 She is survived by her loving husband, Boyd, her four children; ever, every program has its Connie (Ted) Woolley, Terry (Colleen) Eggett, Randy (Shauna) Egg- homeowner, we don’t help every year for the funds Everyone is prescreened of the Family History M Lab 10 a.m. - Portuguese ett, and Bette Jo (Dave) Erickson; her sister, Genette Williams, her own limits. for rental units. It’s a last re- and it runs between July 1 to see if they qualify for as- Library’s regular schedule Language Records Index- brother, Frank (Marie) Hunt, and numerous grandchildren and great Wednesday, April 19 “For a down payment sort when they are not able and June 30 of the follow- sistance. of classes. grandchildren. In addition to Joe, she was also preceded in death by 10 a.m. - Dutch Lan- ing (1½ hrs), webinar and our grant goes up to $5,000 to do it on their own because ing year. “The county only “I’ve gotten some really There are still several guage Records Indexing physical class. The physi- her parents, her brother Dennis Hunt, and her sisters Darlyn Dandoy for an income-qualified and Francyne Hoye. they’ve been denied insur- gets so many dollars and it nice letters saying, ‘I don’t learning opportunities (1½ hrs), webinar and cal class is located in M Funeral services will be held on Friday, April 14, 2017, at the first-time homebuyer,” she ance wise or unable to get kind of shrinks each year,” know what we would have available in April through physical class. The physi- Lab. Maple Hills Chapel, 1320 E. 1975 South, Bountiful at noon. There said. “You must purchase will be a viewing on Thursday, April 13, 2017, from 6 to 8 p.m. at financing. There has to be a she said. “It’s important done without your help,’” the Salt Lake-based library, cal class is located in M 2 p.m. - New York a home in Davis County, need for all these programs.” to communities to get the she said. “If the funding the Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 N. Main Street, Bountiful and excluding Fruit Heights many of which can be Lab. City Passenger Arrivals another viewing on Friday, April 14, 2017, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. With CDBG funds, the money because it allows for goes away, we don’t have a taken as physical classes 1 p.m. - Beginning (Intermediate), webinar at the Maple Hills Chapel prior to the funeral services. Interment will and So. Weber. Layton and Housing Authority can also so many things as long as it way to provide it.” or online webinars. The Finnish Research: A Case and physical class. The be at the Bountiful City Cemetery, 2224 S. 200 West Bountiful, fol- Clearfield also have their lowing the services. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. assist with emergency home helps the low to moderate classes cover a variety of Study, webinar and physi- physical class is located in own CDBG funds. It does repairs, such as plumbing topics, from FamilySearch cal class. The physical MFC - B. include anyone who hasn’t issues, electrical problems, itself to international re- class is located at MFC - A. Organizers recommend owned a home in the last water heaters/furnaces, cords and genetic geneal- Thursday, April 20 joining the webinars about Robert LeRoy Van wagenen three years or a displaced floors rotting out, etc. ogy, and are beginner 11 a.m. - Starting Family 15-20 minutes before the homemaker.” “Anything that affects classes unless otherwise Tree: Research Help and listed start time. To access 1928-2017 The grant can cover the health and safety listed. Searching Records, webi- the webinars, or down- half of the required down of the household,” said All classes are an hour nar and physical class. The load the printout for the Robert LeRoy Van Wagenen passed away payment, any closing April 10, 2017 in Bountiful. Robert (Bob) was Swanstrom. “It’s meant for long unless otherwise physical class is located in class, go to familysearch. costs or upfront mortgage lower income families that born March 26, 1928, in Salt Lake City, to premiums up to $5,000, listed. M Lab. org/wiki/en/Family_His- Arthur L. and Wanda Griggs Van Wagenen. don’t have any other means Saturday, April 15 Friday, April 21 tory_Library_Classes_ A child of the Depression, he and his family she said. “It’s really helpful. to make the repairs. The bot- 10 a.m. - Boy Scout Ge- 1 p.m. - How to Trace and_Webinars and click moved often; wherever he lived he was There are other products tom line is if it goes beyond known as “the boy with the beautiful soprano nealogy Merit Badge (1½ Scotland’s Poor (Interme- on the links next to the out there where people repair they can’t stay in the voice.” Bob graduated from Ogden High can finance that but it’s at a hrs.), located in the 2nd diate), webinar and physi- class name/date. The class home. Where would they School and Weber Junior College. Through- higher rate and they have South room. To register go cal class. The physical schedules are divided by out the years he continued to study and go?” to pay it back. This is for- to http://bit.ly/2eDQGhD class is located in B2 Lab. month. develop his beautiful baritone voice. Swanstrom has helped a Bob served an honorable mission to given after five years if they 1 p.m. - Conquistar la Monday, April 24 The Family History France from 1949-1952. Elder Van Wagenen lot of elderly limited income are the primary resident households who can’t make mitología: Usando fuen- 10 a.m. - Using the Fami- Library is located at 35 N. loved the country, its people and the French and don’t sell the home language. While assigned in the city of Paris, he was given permis- any repairs and can’t borrow tes, webinar and physical lySearch Catalog Effec- West Temple in Salt Lake. before that.” class. The physical class is sion to study voice with a renowned vocal teacher and was often money. “One had a roof tively, located in M Lab. For directions to spe- invited to travel with the mission president sharing his talent at meet- Swanstrom said the located in B1 Lab Tuesday, April 25 cific classrooms, ask at the ings and special concerts. leak in a mobile home and current purchase price is it went on so long it about Monday, April 17 11 a.m. - FamilySearch front desk. Following his mission, Bob enrolled at the University of Utah. $200,000 and that can be a 10 a.m. - Using the Fami- Wiki, webinar and physical Upon graduation, he received a commission in the United States collapsed,” she said. “We Air Force. While at the “U” he married Shirley Kemp in the Salt Lake townhome, condo or single were able to use funds for lySearch Catalog Effec- class. The physical class is Temple, Sept. 20, 1954. For the next 20 years Bob, Shirley, and family home. “The buyers tively, located in M Lab located in MFC - B their children became a military family; moving every three years the roof repair and also find the property and the repair the ceiling inside with Tuesday, April 18 2 p.m. - Genetic Geneal- throughout the United States and overseas. Bob served in the Air lender, we just assist with 10 a.m. - Tips and Tricks ogy: An Introduction to Force as a radar observer, a navigator, an Agent in charge of the the emergency home repair. Office of Special Investigation at three different bases, and finally the funds.” for Using FamilySearch’s DNA, webinar and physical Another family is in the pro- as Director of Defense Investigative Service at Fort Douglas. After The income limits are cess of obtaining contractors retiring as a Major Bob received certification as a diamond appraiser the same for roof repair from the Gemological Institute of America, and also became an assistance. “The grant adjunct professor of French for the Brigham Young University exten- helps those who have a sion in Salt Lake City. FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS A faithful member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day leaky roof or it needs to be Saints, he served in several branch, district, ward, stake positions, as a Temple Square missionary for 15 years, a member and invited soloist with the Tabernacle Choir, an ordinance worker in the Salt BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT Lake Temple for 20 years as well as the Bountiful Temple. He and Shirley served as members of the Church Public Affairs Committee. Davis movies Bob is survived by his wife, Shirley; his children Rodney (Em- ily), Patricia Noel, Diana “Missy” (Rod) Hunt, Jeffrey (Heather), 15 Serving Davis County grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, several nieces and nephews; his siblings Charlene Gale and Lynn (Nina). Preceded in death by KAYSvIllE ThEATRE for over  years his parents, sister Jean Boren, and his son John Robert. 21 North Main, Kaysville, th Family and friends may pay respects at the City View Mortuary, 801-546-3400 Five generations in the monument business with unmatched Good Shepherd Fellowship is a Christian church in Davis County, 1001 Eleventh Avenue, Salt Lake City on Thursday, April 13 from thekaysvilletheatre.com APRIL 15 6:30 to 8 p.m. Funeral services will be held the following morning • Listings for April 14-20 craftsmanship, quality and service. A Warm Heart and a Helping Hand with a passion for God and a love for neighbor! 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The proj- SLC, PT, Ideal for retired per- hedges, flower beds, railroad amendment will include adoption You are hereby summoned to ect will be awarded at City Council son. Saturdays/Sundays only. ties, sod, tree trimming/removal, of a new chapter regulating the appear before the above-entitled on May 18, 2017. The contractor Ball game parking, week days. garage and shed clean-up, haul- open space district and will also court, 800 West State Street, must mobilize by May 30, 2017. $10.00/hr negotiable. 801-295- ing, concrete flat work. Afford- modify existing land use ordi- Farmington, Utah on May 18, OPENING OF BIDS: The BIDS 3500 able rates, references. Senior nance to include references to the 2017, at 11:00 a.m. to respond will be publicly opened and read Discount. Dan 801-518-73,65 RENT 2 OWN O-S zone where necessary. 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Apply at: https://myhorizon- • Driveways/Patios/walkways pay child support. check or cashier’s check or Bid Pursuant to section 17-36-26 C-3192 4/6-27 Bond in the amount of FIVE (5%) cu.applicantpool.com/jobs/ • Stamp concrete U.C.A. 1953 as amended, notice We do it all! of the Total Bid Price payable is hereby given by the Board of Public Notice is hereby given to the OWNER as a guarantee HELP WANTED Bountiful, sheet Licensed/Insured Davis County Commissioners, that pursuant to UCA 77-24a-5, that the Bidder, if it’s Bid is ac- metal manufacturing company is Free Estimates Farmington, Utah that a public the North Salt Lake Police Depart- looking to hire a production work- cepted, will promptly execute Call 801-294-0003 hearing will be held on Thursday, ment has items which have been the Agreement. A Bid shall not er/delivery driver. Must have a April 18, 2017 at 10:00 AM in taken into custody or otherwise valid drivers license. Sheet metal be considered unless one of the 120 Services Room 303 of the Davis County remain unclaimed that are sched- forms of the Bidder’s security is experience preferred, but willing 520 Instruction/Tutoring Administration Building, 61 S. uled to be disposed of. Items enclosed with it. to train. Starting wage $11.00. Main Street, Farmington, Utah scheduled for disposal include: BIDS TO REMAIN OPEN: All To apply call office: at 801-295- PAINTING to consider additional budget Bicycles, clothing, household 20-years Experience. LAURA’S PIANO Studio Expe- Bids shall remain subject to ac- 2529, ask for Collin Smith. rienced teacher looking for stu- appropriation requests. Budget items, backpacks, bags, various ceptance prior to execution of Interior, Exterior, Residential & increases will be funded by new hand tools, audio/visual equip- CAREGIVER dents in Farmington. All ages, agreement with apparent suc- Commercial. Professional finish. revenues and/or monies unspent ment, jewelry and other miscel- cessful bidder, but OWNER may, STARTING $15.00/HR Free est. Call 801-298-4472 or beginners to intermediate. Hope in the prior year. laneous items. Up to 40/hrs/week, All shifts avail- to talk with you soon! Laura Wil- in his sole discretion, release any 801-706-2951 CURTIS KOCH If you have lost property please Bid and return the Bid Security able. Kaysville/Farmington area son [email protected] 951-453- Davis County Clerk/Auditor contact the North Salt Lake Police prior to that date. Kaysville City helping disabled 26yr-old male. ***PLUMBING REPAIRS*** 2094 cell C-3403 4/13 Departments Evidence Techni- Water Heaters, Water Softeners, reserves the right to reject any or Must be 18/older & physically fit. cian at (801) 335-8651 to identify all bids or to waive any informality 801-447-4644. Faucets, Toilets, etc. Call Cory 570 Apartment for Rent CENTERVILLE CITY or claim your property. You must NOTICE OF PUBLIC in the bidding. 801-540-4630. Lin/Ins. Free Es- show proof of ownership or pro- PROJECT INFORMATION: All DRIVERS: LOCAL - Home Daily! timates. HEARING ON A ZONING TEXT vide a detailed description of your Flatbed Openings! Great Pay, THE PARK Apt, Professional AMENDMENT questions and correspondence property. All unclaimed property should be completed through Benefits! CDL-A, 1yr Exp. Req. SEAMLESS ALUMINUM living 1bd W/den, gas fireplace, Notice is hereby given that will be disposed of May 1, 2017. RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- balcony, NO Smoking/pets 801- the Centerville City Planning the BidSync/Periscope web- Estenson Logistics. Apply: www. C-3203 4/13 site. goelc.com 866-336-9642 ing, deck and fence repairs, 989-1602 OR 801-557-4179 Commission will hold a public tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. hearing on April 26th at 7:00pm, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Date: April 2017 By: Shayne Scott Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. or as soon thereafter as the Kaysville City will receive 115 Yard Work 590 Storage for Rent City Manager, Kaysville City go2jasonhansen.com matter can be heard, at the sealed bids for the 200 North Centerville City Hall, 250 North Signal and Roadway Improve- C-3407 4/13-20 FATHER AND SON ***SPRINKLER REPAIRS*** STORAGE BUILDING Main Street, Centerville, Utah, ments. Bids will be received until 30’x56’x14. Power Lights, 12x20 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE LANDSCAPING 35yrs in Davis County. Lic/Ins regarding a proposed Zoning 2:00 P.M., May 4, 2017 at the The following described prop- Over Head Door. Insulated. $590/ Concrete & Landscaping. 801-540-4630. Text Amendment on accessory Kaysville City Offices, located at erty will be sold at public auction Quality work at affordable mo NSL 801-558-2448 unit building setbacks and heights 23 East Center Street, Kaysville, MITCHELL’S CARPENTRY to the highest bidder, payable in prices. Concrete, Retaining Walls/ in Agricultural-Low zones. If Utah 84037, at which time and lawful money of the United States AND REMODELING Driveway, Sidewalks/Bricks. Fenc- you have questions regarding place all bids will be publicly at the time of sale, at the Justice Basements, kitchens, bath- es, tree sod services. Appliance this matter or would like further opened and read aloud. Complex, Court’s Building, 800 rooms, and finishing work. information, contact Centerville MAJOR QUANTITIES OF WORK removal. Lic/Ins 385-259-2232 West State Street, Farmington, 35 years experience, City Community Development, at ARE AS FOLLOWS: 385-227-4522. Utah 84025, on May 10, 2017, references available. (801) 292-8232 or visit the City’s Install 2,400 linear feet of 24” at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the LAWN MOWING Aeration, Call 801-682-7062 website at http://centervilleut.com RCP storm drain, mill 108,898 sq. purpose of foreclosing a trust Sprinkler, Larson Yard Service Marsha L. Morrow, MMC ft. of asphalt, pavement widening deed dated March 27, 2014, and *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* Weekly Lawn Mowing, Aera- Centerville City Recorder and asphalt overlay, including executed by JOHN GERALD 35 yrs. exp. excellent references More than just a Tweet tion, Sprinkler Repair. No Con- C-3201 4/13 15,006 cu. yd. of roadway exca- SHULZ, A MARRIED MAN, as Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free vation, 7,986 cu. yd. of roadway tract Required. Lic/Legal/Ins. Our 140 words are Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- SUMMONS embankment, 4,858 cu. yd. of www.larsonyardservice.com IN THE SECOND DISTRICT ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION 699-1942 just the beginning, not granular borrow, 4,416 cu. yd. SYSTEMS, INC. (“MERS”) 801.725.5666 NSL to Kays. JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR of untreated base course, 5,743 the ending of a story. DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR **YARD-LAWN-SPRINKLERS** 240 For Sale Weekly Mowing. Yard Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- “BIG MOUNTAIN” Racing bike, kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- Like new hardly used. New $400. scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! Comes with Helmet and lock. Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. $225. Call 801-295-6940 801-292-0450 AERATION BY KERRY 250 Garage Sale and AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- SHOP SERVICE GUIDE ing, Tilling, Aeration. HOARDER SELLING TREASURES Call Kerry 801-231-7364 Women’s, infant, teen, and men’s Serving since 1986 clothing. Household decor, rugs, ***WEEKLY LAWN MOWING*** fabric, pictures, shoes, jewelry, and misc. Fri & Sat April 14th & VACUUMS! Mowing, trimming, edging, fer- tilizing, sprinklers, yard work. 15th. 8-5. 758 N Park Shadows • Portable Vacuums Lane, Bountiful. Davis County. 30yrs in business. Utah’s 801-292-0450 • Central Vacuums Tired of a “Cold” House? Big Enough to 270 Want To Buy Largest Vacuum • Cleaning Supplies do the Job KARL’S YARD SERVICE Spring Dealer Install VINYL Windows clean-up, leaves/weeds, hauling, Small Enough BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for Pruning, trimming, removal of • Steam Cleaners to Care old LDS & other books. Also old trees and bushes. Free esti- 801-298-3413 photos & historical memorabilia mates. Karl 801-298-0610. 55 East 400 South • Centerville Call 800-823-9124 SALES **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** [email protected] IS OUR SPECIALTY • Weeding of Flower-Beds SERVICE www.obrienglassproducts.com • Trimming of Bushes/Hedges • Raking up Leaves Time to PARTS • Tree removal & trimming Be ready for summer, schedule an AC tune-up today Free Estimates 801-328-3796 De-Clutter? LAWN MOWING Sell unwanted ALSO Spring Cleanup! Open Knife and 6 days Scissor Rates as low as $20 per cut. items in the Sharpening Senior Discount a week No Contracts Clipper Travis 801-809-7609 HVAC CONSTRUCTION, INC. TREE TRIMMING & Removal Classifi eds Affordable Service South Davis heating • ventilation • air conditioning Area Trees, shrubs and hedges, 624 West 900 North, NSL, Utah 84054 Mowing Spring Cleanup, Haul- 305 North 200 West • Bountiful, UT 84010 ing, Concrete Flat Work. 801-298-4822 References, Senior Discount. Like us on (801) 298-3656 www.hvacinutah.com Facebook Call Dan 801-518-7365 801-295-2251 ext 100 www.swissboy.biz C6 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 CLASSIFIEDS C7

9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS Your guide to local goods, services and more. Find it here and online ACADEMY MORTGAGE COR- CENTERVILLE CITY date of the first publication of this be made without warranty as to The balance of the purchase price and to waive any and all informali- PORATION, ITS SUCCESSORS NOTICE OF PUBLIC notice or be forever barred. title, possession, or encumbranc- must be paid by cashier’s check ties found in any bid. at www.davisclipper.com AND ASSIGNS as Beneficiary, HEARING ON CONDITIONAL Date of first publication: es. Bidders must be prepared to or wire transfer received by 12:00 C-3189 4/6-13 which Trust Deed was recorded USE PERMIT, March 30, 2017 tender a cashier’s check in the noon the following business day. SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION IN on March 28, 2014, as Entry No. ZONING MAP AMENDMENT, George S. Diumenti amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. The trustee reserves the right to AND FINAL SITE PLAN DIUMENTI LAW OFFICE The balance of the purchase price void the effect of the trustee’s sale THE FARMINGTON DEPT. OF 2796346, in Book 5985, at Page THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS- 746, in the Official Records of Da- Notice is hereby given that 562 South Main must be paid by cashier’s check after the sale based upon informa- the Centerville City Planning Bountiful, Utah 84010 or wire transfer received by 12:00 tion unknown to the trustee at the TRICT COURT, DAVIS COUN- CATEGORY INDEX PLACE YOUR AD TODAY CLASSIADS DEADLINE vis County, State of Utah covering TY, STATE OF UTAH. CASE real property purportedly located Commission will hold a public C-3176 3/30-4/13 noon the following business day. time of the sale, such as a bank- hearing on April 26th, 2017, at The trustee reserves the right to ruptcy filing, a loan reinstatement, NO. 179700964, JUDGE DAVID • Announcements ...... 890 • Home Furnishings ...... 290 at 172 Ross Drive, Clearfield, Utah NOTICE OF PUBLIC HAMILTON. CASCADE COL- • Animals ...... 210 • Homes for Rent ...... 580 7:00pm , or as soon thereafter as void the effect of the trustee’s sale or an agreement between the trus- CALL 801-295-2251 ext. 100 MONDAY 4 p.m. 84015 in Davis County, Utah, and COMMENT LECTIONS LLC, PLAINTIFF V. • Apartments for Rent ...... 570 • Homes for Sale ...... 820 more particularly described as: the matter can be heard, at the after the sale based upon informa- tor and beneficiary to postpone or • Autos for Sale ...... 330 • Instruction/Tutoring ...... 520 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon- Fri. for Thursday publication Centerville City Hall, 250 North ATK Launch Systems, Inc. tion unknown to the trustee at the cancel the sale. If so voided, the JOSHHUA DOBBINS, DEFEN- • Building Suppies ...... 830 • Investments ...... 670 LOT 6, BLOCK 4, LAYTON PARK UTD001705029 DANT. THE STATE OF UTAH SUBDIVISION, ACCORDING TO Main Street, Centerville, Utah, time of the sale, such as a bank- only recourse of the highest bidder • Business Opportunities ...... 130 • Land for Sale ...... 700 regarding proposed Zoning Map The Director of the Division ruptcy filing, a loan reinstatement, is to receive a full refund of the TO JOSHHUA DOBBINS: You • Child Care ...... 530 • Lost & Found ...... 510 THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF of Waste Management and Ra- are summoned and required to • Miscellaneous ...... 820 Amendment of acquired lot-line or an agreement between the trus- money paid to the trustee. THIS • Commercial Property ...... 810 ONLINE at www.davisclipper.com ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN adjustments of adjacent property diation Control is seeking public tor and beneficiary to postpone or IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT answer the complaint that is on • Computers ...... 235 • Musical Instruments ...... 300 GENERAL INFORMATION THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS comment on a proposed Stipula- file with the court. Within 21 days • Offi ce Space for Rent/Sale ...... 750 from R-L and R-H to R-M for the cancel the sale. If so voided, the A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION • Condos for Rent ...... 550 Click on the “Classifi eds” tab 1. Always ask for the ad to be read back to you. COUNTY RECORDER. Tax ID: tion and Consent Order (SCO) after the last date of publication of • Condos for Sale ...... 610 • Open House...... 620 Cottages on the Corner develop- only recourse of the highest bidder OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR • Produce ...... 230 2. Please check your ad for errors the fi rst day it appears. Clipper Newspapers will 12-017-0083 ment. A Public Hearing will also regarding removal of burned is to receive a full refund of the THAT PURPOSE. this summons, you must file your • Duplexes for Rent ...... 575 electronic waste by ATK Launch written answer with the clerk of • Duplexes for Sale ...... 825 • Rooms for Rent ...... 560 be responsible for the fi rst incorrect insertion at no greater cost than the original The current Beneficiary of the be held on the Conditional Use money paid to the trustee. THIS DATED this 30th day of March, Systems, Inc. at the Beaslin the court at the following address: • For Sale ...... 240 • Services ...... 120 STOP BY THE CLIPPER space. Publisher assumes no fi nancial responsibility for errors or omission of copy. trust deed is UTAH HOUSING Permit for to allow six dwelling IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT 2017 • Free ...... 880 • Storage for Rent ...... 590 CORPORATION, and the record Property located at 420 C Street 800 W State St., Farmington, UT 3. Rate chargers are determined at the time of placement. units, and a Final Site Plan will A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION Marlon L. Bates • Garage Sales ...... 250 • Trade...... 260 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 owner of the property as of the in Clearfield, UT. 84025, and you must mail or de- 4. Cancellations: No refunds or cancellations on extended weeks. also be considered for develop- OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR Successor Trustee • Help Wanted ...... 100 • Travel/Time Share ...... 540 recording of the Notice of Default ment at 323 East Pages Lane. The public comment period THAT PURPOSE. Scalley Reading Bates Hansen liver a copy to plaintiff’s attorney • Home Appliances ...... 280 • Yard work ...... 115 (across from Robintino’s) 5. Payment is due upon placement of ad unless an account has been established. is JOHN GERALD SHULZ, A If you have questions regarding to receive comments on the pro- DATED this 3rd day of April, & Rasmussen, P.C. Chad C. Rasmussen at PO Box We accept cash, check or credit card: MARRIED MAN. this matter or would like further posed SCO will commence on 2017 15 West South Temple, 723, Provo, UT 84603. If you fail FAX: 801-295-3044 Bidders must tender to the information, contact Centerville April 7, 2017 and end on May Marlon L. Bates Ste. 600 to do so, judgment by default will trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at City Community Development, at 8, 2017. Successor Trustee Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 be taken against you for the relief FREE CLASSIADS the sale and the balance of the (801) 292-8232 or visit the City’s Documents related to this Scalley Reading Bates Hansen Telephone: (801) 531-7870 demanded in the complaint. This for 20 words or less purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the website at http://centervilleut.com proposal can be reviewed at the & Rasmussen, P.C. Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to lawsuit is an attempt to collect a Items under $100 (20 words or less - 1 week) MAIL: The Clipper Classiads day following the sale. Both the Marsha L. Morrow, MMC following location: 15 West South Temple, Ste. 600 5:00 p.m. debt of $4,665.19. /s/ Chad C. 60¢ per word after Centerville City Recorder Division of Waste Management Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 Trustee No. 94100-887 Rasmussen C-3165 3/23-4/13 Private party only. Price must appear in the ad. Only 1 item per ad. Mail in, Fax $12 deposit and the balance must be 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 and Radiation Control paid to Lincoln Title Insurance C-3202 4/13 Telephone: (801) 531-7870 C-3194 4/6-20 or Walk-in only. No phone-ins, please. Garage Sales Excluded. 1 ad per month. Multi Agency State Office Build- LEGAL NOTICE includes online placement Agency in the form of a wire trans- Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to IN THE MATTER OF THE Public Notice is hereby given that ing 5:00 p.m. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS fer, cashier’s check or certified pursuant to UCA 77-24a-5, the 195 North 1950 West, Central Davis Sewer District ADOPTION OF SEAN funds. Cash payments, personal Trustee No. 87152-207 ANTHONY ORDONEZ Find all the classifi ed ads and more online at www.davisclipper.com Woods Cross Police Department 2nd Floor C-3199 4/13-27 2200 South Sunset Drive checks or trust checks are not has items which have been taken Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 Kaysville, Utah 84037 A minor child. accepted. into custody or otherwise remain For the public’s convenience, SUMMONS Separate sealed BIDS for the CASE NUMBER 172700005 DATED: March 28, 2017. unclaimed that are scheduled to an unofficial copy of the proposed IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JU- construction of the Central Davis THE STATE OF UTAH TO 100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 330 Autos for Sale 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS LINCOLN TITLE be disposed of. Items scheduled SCO is available on the Internet VENILE COURT IN AND FOR DA- Sewer District Dewatering Facil- NESTOR A. ORDONEZ: INSURANCE AGENCY for disposal include: Bicycles, at “http://www.deq.utah.gov/ VIS COUNTY STATE OF UTAH ity Project will be received by You are hereby summoned ROBINTION’S RESTAURANT ***SPRINKLERS*** By: Paula Maughan clothing, household items, back- NewsNotices/notices/waste/ Case No. 1124121, 1124123 Central Davis Sewer District, at and required to file an answer NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that UTAH tons of asphalt, 138,348 sq. ft. of in writing to a Petition that has Servers - Experience Helpful. All types of repairs & upgrades. Its: Vice President packs, bags, various hand tools, index.htm#phacp” State of Utah in the interest: B.A. the District Office located at 2200 a public hearing will be held by Case Nos. 1139418 geotextile, install a traffic signal, been filed with the Clerk of the Kitchen - Line and Preparations New installs. We Do IT All! Lic/Ins. the Bountiful City Council at 7:00 State of Utah in the interest of: and other roadway widening im- Telephone: (801) 476-0303 audio/visual equipment, jewelry Written comments will be ac- (DOB: 10/30/11) and B.A. (DOB: South Sunset Drive, Kaysville, web site: www.smithknowles. and other miscellaneous items. cepted if received by 5:00 p.m. 08/16/13) Utah 84037, until 2:00 p.m. (local Davis County Court, State of Experience Helpful. Good Hours Since 1987. 801-292-0450 p.m. on Tuesday, April 25, 2017 to K.H. (DOB: 03/20/07) provements. Utah, on the above- entitled - Good Wages Apply in Person or consider amending the Bountiful Name of parent(s) / legal guard- COMPLETION OF WORK: The com If you have lost property please on May 8, 2017 and should be Name of parent(s) / legal guard- time), May 3, 2017, and then at SPRING CLEAN UP! SK File No. 16-1359 contact the Woods Cross Police submitted to the address below. ian: State of Utah said office publicly opened and case, and serve upon or mail a call 801-597-0736 Land Use Ordinance to create ian: Jodi Hamel WORK must be completed as copy of said Answer to Michael South Davis Area. new Open Space (O-S) zon- THE STATE OF UTAH TO: follows: All work shall be complete C-3186 4/6-20 Departments Evidence Techni- Comments can also be hand THE STATE OF UTAH TO: read aloud. ATTENDANT CAR Wash in TREES, SHRUBS, MOWING, cian at (801) 292-4422 to identify delivered to the Division address MICHAEL ARCARIS The project is generally described D. Murphy, Petitioner’s attorney, ing designation. The proposed KEVIN TABURA by September 27, 2017. The proj- KAYSVILLE CITY at l3 North Main, Kaysville, UT SLC, PT, Ideal for retired per- hedges, flower beds, railroad or claim your property. You must above and must be received by You are hereby summoned to as follows: amendment will include adoption You are hereby summoned to ect will be awarded at City Council PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE 84037. If you fail to do so within son. Saturdays/Sundays only. ties, sod, tree trimming/removal, of a new chapter regulating the appear before the above-entitled on May 18, 2017. The contractor show proof of ownership or pro- 5:00 p.m. on May 8, 2017. appear before the above-entitled • Excavation as required Notice is hereby given that the vide a detailed description of your Scott T. Anderson, Director court, 800 W. State St., Farming- for the construction of a new 30 days, judgment by default will Ball game parking, week days. garage and shed clean-up, haul- open space district and will also court, 800 West State Street, must mobilize by May 30, 2017. Kaysville City Planning Commis- be taken against you for the relief $10.00/hr negotiable. 801-295- ing, concrete flat work. Afford- modify existing land use ordi- Farmington, Utah on May 18, OPENING OF BIDS: The BIDS property. All unclaimed property Division of Waste Management ton, Utah on MAY 3, 2017 at 9:00 approximately 4,200 s.f. solids sion will hold a public hearing on will be disposed of May 1, 2017. and Radiation Control a.m. and on May 8, 2017 at 1:30 dewatering building at Central demanded in said 3500 able rates, references. Senior nance to include references to the 2017, at 11:00 a.m. to respond will be publicly opened and read Thursday, April 27, 2017, at 7:00 Petition. Discount. Dan 801-518-73,65 RENT 2 OWN O-S zone where necessary. The to a Petition on file with the court at 2:00 P.M. on Thursday, May C-3204 4/13 Department of Environmental p.m. to respond to a Petition on Davis Sewer District WWTP. The P/T TELLER - Clearfield Branch p.m., in the Council Room of the Quality file with the court alleging that new building will sit on the south MICHAEL D. MURPHY hearing will be held at Bountiful alleging that you have abused 4, 2017, at the above-mentioned Kaysville City Municipal Center, ORDINANCE NO. 17-3-4 Attorney at Law Part-time teller position in our PAYNE’S EXPEDIT NO CREDIT REQUIRED P.O. Box 144880 your parental rights to the above- side of the existing property and City Hall at 790 South 100 East, and/or neglected your child. You office of the OWNER, in the City 23 East Center, Kaysville, to REZONING A CERTAIN POR- 13 North Main Clearfield Branch. Hours are CONSTRUCTION AND Bountiful, Utah 84010. A copy of have a right to be represented Council chambers. Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4880 named child should be terminated. will be constructed as a pre- $299 consider: TION OF KAYSVILLE CITY Comments can also be sent by You have a right to be represented manufactured metal structure. Kaysville, UT 84037 Mon - Fri 1:00pm to 05:30pm. LANDSCAPING the proposed ordinance can be by an attorney at these proceed- OBTAINING CONTRACT DOC- Rezone of 0.77 acre of property FROM KAYSVILLE CITY A-1 Telephone (801) 547-9274 Duties: Assist members with Go with this Familiar name in obtained from, and comments for ings. If you do not appear at the UMENTS: Complete sets of electronic mail to: dwmrcpublic@ by an attorney at these proceed- This project also includes a duplex at 265 North 200 West and 209 ZONE TO KAYSVILLE CITY utah.gov. Comments sent in ings. If you do not appear at the submersible lift station and yard C-3187 4/6-27 financial transactions and inqui- Davis County. Over 20 years of Deposit or against may be directed to, the time and place set forth herein, a Contract Documents and Con- West 300 North to include the R-1-20 ZONE, HEREINAFTER ries in a courteous, accurate and Experience Bountiful City Planning Director default judgment will be entered struction Plans will be available electronic format should be iden- time and place set forth herein, piping including tie-ins at the exist- SUMMONS PRUD (Planned Residential Unit FULLY DESCRIBED IN THIS tified by putting the following in the hearing will proceed in your ing WAS building and screw pump professional manner. Promote • Spring Clean-up at Bountiful City Hall, via e-mail against you which could include in digital PDF format through the IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JU- Development) overlay zone. ORDINANCE. the subject line: public comment absence and could result in a influent lift station. Additional work credit union products and ser- • Complete Tree Services at [email protected] a termination of your parental BidSync/Periscope website. I hereby certify that I posted a SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE VENILE COURT IN AND FOR DA- or at 801-298-6190. C-3408 4/13 rights, permanent and temporary BID SECURITY: Each BID shall on ATK Launch Systems, Inc. terminaton of your parental rights. includes dewatering, site grading, VIS COUNTY STATE OF UTAH vices to members. Qualifications: • Sprinkler Systems copy of the foregoing Public Hear- This ordinance rezones 5.7 Proposed SCO. All documents C-3169 3/23-4/13 and asphalt site work. Electrical High school graduate or equiva- • Retaining Walls custody orders and an order to be accompanied by a certified ing notice on the municipality’s acres of property at 1191 and Case No. 1124121, 1124123 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING included in comments should be and HVAC work will also be re- State of Utah in the interest: B.A. lent. Apply at: https://myhorizon- • Driveways/Patios/walkways pay child support. check or cashier’s check or Bid official website by April 7, 2017. 1223 West Webb Lane from A-1 DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND Pursuant to section 17-36-26 submitted as ASCII (text) files or quired. The pre-engineered metal (DOB: 10/30/11) and B.A. (DOB: • Stamp concrete C-3192 4/6-27 Bond in the amount of FIVE (5%) Lyle Gibson to R-1-20. SECURITY cu.applicantpool.com/jobs/ U.C.A. 1953 as amended, notice in pdf format. building, screw presses, polymer 08/16/13) We do it all! of the Total Bid Price payable Zoning Administrator DATED this 30th day of March, FEDERAL EMERGENCY is hereby given by the Board of Public Notice is hereby given to the OWNER as a guarantee Under Utah Code Section 19- equipment, polymer dosage con- Name of parent(s) / legal guard- HELP WANTED Bountiful, sheet Licensed/Insured Davis County Commissioners, that pursuant to UCA 77-24a-5, C-3406 4/13 2017. 1-301.5, a person who wishes to MANAGEMENT AGENCY trol system, and lift station pumps metal manufacturing company is that the Bidder, if it’s Bid is ac- Steve A. Hiatt Proposed Flood Hazard ian: State of Utah Free Estimates Farmington, Utah that a public the North Salt Lake Police Depart- cepted, will promptly execute NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING challenge a Permit Order may only and control panel have all been THE STATE OF UTAH TO: looking to hire a production work- Call 801-294-0003 hearing will be held on Thursday, ment has items which have been Mayor raise an issue or argument during Determinations for the City of procured by the Owner and shall er/delivery driver. Must have a the Agreement. A Bid shall not Notice is hereby given that ATTEST: Farmington City and Unincor- JENNIFER ARCARIS April 18, 2017 at 10:00 AM in taken into custody or otherwise an adjudicatory proceeding that be installed by the Contractor. All You are hereby summoned to valid drivers license. Sheet metal be considered unless one of the a Public Hearing to amend the Maria T. Devereax porated Areas of Davis County, 120 Services Room 303 of the Davis County remain unclaimed that are sched- forms of the Bidder’s security is 2017 Budget for the South Davis was raised during the public com- other equipment, project compo- appear before the above-entitled experience preferred, but willing 520 Instruction/Tutoring City Recorder Utah, Case No. 16-08-1270P. Administration Building, 61 S. uled to be disposed of. Items enclosed with it. Sewer District will be held in the ment period and was supported nents, and ancillary items shall be court, 800 W. State St., Farming- to train. Starting wage $11.00. Main Street, Farmington, Utah scheduled for disposal include: C-3401 4/13 with sufficient information or docu- The Department of Homeland provided and installed by the Con- PAINTING BIDS TO REMAIN OPEN: All office of the District at 1800 West Security’s Federal Emergency ton, Utah on MAY 3, 2017 at 9:00 To apply call office: at 801-295- to consider additional budget Bicycles, clothing, household 1200 North, West Bountiful, Utah, SUMMONS mentation to enable the Director to tractor. The general contractor will a.m. and on May 8, 2017 a 1:30 20-years Experience. LAURA’S PIANO Studio Expe- Bids shall remain subject to ac- Management Agency (FEMA) 2529, ask for Collin Smith. rienced teacher looking for stu- appropriation requests. Budget items, backpacks, bags, various ceptance prior to execution of on Thursday, 20 April 2017, at IN THE SECOND DISTRICT JU- fully consider the substance and be responsible to obtain and pay p.m. to respond to a Petition on Interior, Exterior, Residential & increases will be funded by new hand tools, audio/visual equip- significance of the issue. solicits technical information or for the required building permit. CAREGIVER dents in Farmington. All ages, agreement with apparent suc- 5:00 p.m. VENILE COURT IN AND FOR DA- comments on proposed flood haz- file with the court alleging that Commercial. Professional finish. revenues and/or monies unspent ment, jewelry and other miscel- VIS COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH For further information, contact The general contractor will also your parental rights to the above- STARTING $15.00/HR beginners to intermediate. Hope cessful bidder, but OWNER may, Anyone interested may inspect ard determinations for the Flood Free est. Call 801-298-4472 or in the prior year. laneous items. the proposed amendments to the Case Nos. 1138914, 11388915 Patrick Sheehan of the Division of be required to obtain payment and named child should be terminated. Up to 40/hrs/week, All shifts avail- to talk with you soon! Laura Wil- in his sole discretion, release any Insurance Rate Map (FIRM), and 801-706-2951 CURTIS KOCH If you have lost property please Bid and return the Bid Security 2017 Budget during regular busi- State of Utah in the interest of: Waste Management and Radia- performance bonds as stipulated You have a right to be represented able. Kaysville/Farmington area son [email protected] 951-453- Davis County Clerk/Auditor contact the North Salt Lake Police tion Control at (801) 536-0248. In where applicable, the Flood Insur- in the contract. ***PLUMBING REPAIRS*** 2094 cell prior to that date. Kaysville City ness hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 C.S. (DOB: 08/09/01); D.S. (DOB: ance Study (FIS) report for your by an attorney at these proceed- helping disabled 26yr-old male. C-3403 4/13 Departments Evidence Techni- 01/18/06) compliance with the Americans Bid documents, drawings and ings. If you do not appear at the Water Heaters, Water Softeners, reserves the right to reject any or p.m. at the District’s Office and/or community. These flood hazard Must be 18/older & physically fit. cian at (801) 335-8651 to identify all bids or to waive any informality appear and be heard at the meet- Name of parent(s) / legal guard- with Disabilities Act, individuals specifications can be obtained by time and place set forth herein, 801-447-4644. Faucets, Toilets, etc. Call Cory 570 Apartment for Rent CENTERVILLE CITY or claim your property. You must with special needs (including determinations may include the contacting either of the following: NOTICE OF PUBLIC in the bidding. ing. Any persons with disabilities ian: Bonnie Sims/State of Utah addition or modification of Base the hearing will proceed in your 801-540-4630. Lin/Ins. Free Es- show proof of ownership or pro- PROJECT INFORMATION: All requiring assistance please con- THE STATE OF UTAH TO auxiliary communicative aids and Jim Goodley, J-U-B Engineers, absence. DRIVERS: LOCAL - Home Daily! timates. HEARING ON A ZONING TEXT Flood Elevations, base flood THE PARK Apt, Professional vide a detailed description of your questions and correspondence tact the District 72 hours before JEREMY SIMS services) should contact Larene (801) 886-9052 Office, Email: C-3168 3/23-4/13 Flatbed Openings! Great Pay, AMENDMENT property. All unclaimed property Wyss, Office of Human Resources depths, Special Flood Hazard [email protected] or Jill Jones, living 1bd W/den, gas fireplace, should be completed through the meeting. You are hereby summoned to Benefits! CDL-A, 1yr Exp. Req. SEAMLESS ALUMINUM Notice is hereby given that will be disposed of May 1, 2017. at (801) 536-4281, TDD (801) Area boundaries or zone designa- Central Davis Sewer District, ANNOUNCEMENT OF RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- balcony, NO Smoking/pets 801- the Centerville City Planning the BidSync/Periscope web- This Notice is given pursuant appear before the above-entitled tions, or the regulatory floodway. Estenson Logistics. Apply: www. C-3203 4/13 court, 800 West State Street, 536-4284 or by email at lwyss@ (801) 451-2190 Office, (801) APPOINTMENT ing, deck and fence repairs, 989-1602 OR 801-557-4179 Commission will hold a public site. to Section 17B, Utah Code Anno- The FIRM and, if applicable, the goelc.com 866-336-9642 tated 1953, as amended. Farmington, Utah on MAY 18, utah.gov C-3400 4/13 209-3463 Cell, Email: jillj@cd- AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. hearing on April 26th at 7:00pm, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Date: April 2017 FIS report have been revised to By: Shayne Scott SOUTH DAVIS SEWER 2017, at 2:00 p.m. to respond sewer.org . Estate of Ruth Dewzon Wilcox Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. or as soon thereafter as the Kaysville City will receive KAYSVILLE CITY reflect these flood hazard deter- 115 Yard Work 590 Storage for Rent City Manager, Kaysville City DISTRICT to a Petition on file with the court A pre-bid meeting will be held Baxter, Deceased go2jasonhansen.com matter can be heard, at the sealed bids for the 200 North PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE minations through issuance of a April 13, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. pre- Probate No. 163900555 Centerville City Hall, 250 North Signal and Roadway Improve- C-3407 4/13-20 Mark R. Katter, Clerk alleging that you have abused Notice is hereby given that the Letter of Map Revision (LOMR), STORAGE BUILDING C-3179 4/6-13 and/or neglected your child. You vailing local time at the Central Charles A. Baxter whose ad- FATHER AND SON ***SPRINKLER REPAIRS*** Main Street, Centerville, Utah, ments. Bids will be received until NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE Kaysville City Planning Commis- in accordance with Title 44, Part Davis Sewer District Treatment dress is 152 West 5000 South, 35yrs in Davis County. Lic/Ins 30’x56’x14. Power Lights, 12x20 regarding a proposed Zoning 2:00 P.M., May 4, 2017 at the have a right to be represented sion will hold a public hearing on 65 of the Code of Federal Regu- LANDSCAPING The following described prop- Davis County by an attorney at these proceed- Plant, 2200 South Sunset Drive, Washington Terrace, Weber 801-540-4630. Over Head Door. Insulated. $590/ Text Amendment on accessory Kaysville City Offices, located at Thursday, April 27, 2017, at 7:00 lations. These determinations Concrete & Landscaping. erty will be sold at public auction NOTICE OF THE FILING OF ings. If you do not appear at the Kaysville, Utah. Representa- County, Utah 84405 has been Quality work at affordable mo NSL 801-558-2448 unit building setbacks and heights 23 East Center Street, Kaysville, p.m., in the Council Room of the are the basis for the floodplain appointed personal representative MITCHELL’S CARPENTRY to the highest bidder, payable in PETITIONS FOR WATER time and place set forth herein, a tives, Owner, and Engineer will prices. Concrete, Retaining Walls/ in Agricultural-Low zones. If Utah 84037, at which time and lawful money of the United States Kaysville City Municipal Center, management measures that your be present to discuss the Project. of the above-entitled estate on AND REMODELING CONTRACT BY WEBER default judgment will be entered Driveway, Sidewalks/Bricks. Fenc- you have questions regarding place all bids will be publicly at the time of sale, at the Justice 23 East Center, Kaysville, to community is required to adopt ATTENDANCE AT THE PRE-BID the 28th day of December, 2016. Basements, kitchens, bath- BASIN WATER CONSERVANCY against you which could include a es, tree sod services. Appliance this matter or would like further opened and read aloud. Complex, Court’s Building, 800 consider: or show evidence of having in ef- CONFERENCE IS MANDATORY Creditors of the estate are hereby rooms, and finishing work. information, contact Centerville MAJOR QUANTITIES OF WORK DISTRICT termination of your parental rights, Rezone of 1.66 acres of property fect to qualify or remain qualified removal. Lic/Ins 385-259-2232 West State Street, Farmington, FOR ALL BIDDERS, unless notified to: (1) deliver or mail their 35 years experience, City Community Development, at ARE AS FOLLOWS: All persons interested will permanent and temporary custody at 373 East Shepard Lane from for participation in the National 385-227-4522. Utah 84025, on May 10, 2017, waived by the Owner. Only bids written claims to the personal rep- references available. (801) 292-8232 or visit the City’s Install 2,400 linear feet of 24” please take notice that there orders and an order to pay child R-1-20 (Single Family Residen- Flood Insurance Program. For at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the have been filed with the Board support. C-3178 3/30-4/20 from bidders who attend the pre- resentative at the address above; LAWN MOWING Aeration, Call 801-682-7062 website at http://centervilleut.com RCP storm drain, mill 108,898 sq. tial) to the R-1-LD (Single Family more information on the proposed (2) deliver or mail their written purpose of foreclosing a trust of Trustees of the Weber Basin bid conference will be accepted. Sprinkler, Larson Yard Service Marsha L. Morrow, MMC ft. of asphalt, pavement widening deed dated March 27, 2014, and ANNOUNCEMENT OF Residential) zoning district. flood hazard determinations and Proposals should be submitted claims to the personal represen- *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* Water Conservancy District, peti- Weekly Lawn Mowing, Aera- Centerville City Recorder and asphalt overlay, including executed by JOHN GERALD APPOINTMENT AND I hereby certify that I posted a information on the statutory 90- or directed to: tative’s attorney of record, Emilie 35 yrs. exp. excellent references More than just a Tweet tions applying for the allotment of tion, Sprinkler Repair. No Con- C-3201 4/13 15,006 cu. yd. of roadway exca- SHULZ, A MARRIED MAN, as NOTICE TO CREDITORS copy of the foregoing Public Hear- day period provided for appeals, Jill Jones, District Manager A. Bean, at 471 W. Heritage Park Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free vation, 7,986 cu. yd. of roadway Weber Basin water, by the follow- ing notice on the municipality’s please visit FEMA’s website at tract Required. Lic/Legal/Ins. Our 140 words are Trustor, in favor of MORTGAGE Estate of GLADYS CAROLINA 2200 South Sunset Drive Blvd., #1, Layton, Utah 84041, or Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- SUMMONS embankment, 4,858 cu. yd. of ing landowners owning land in: official website by April 7, 2017. www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/ www.larsonyardservice.com ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION ESPINA Kaysville, Utah 84037 (3) file their written claims with the 699-1942 just the beginning, not IN THE SECOND DISTRICT granular borrow, 4,416 cu. yd. Section 13, Township 2 North, Lyle Gibson fhm/bfe, or call the FEMA Map JUVENILE COURT IN AND FOR SYSTEMS, INC. (“MERS”) Deceased Probate No.: Phone- (801) 451-2190 Clerk of the District Court in Davis 801.725.5666 NSL to Kays. of untreated base course, 5,743 Range 1 West, Salt Lake Base Zoning Administrator Information eXchange (FMIX) toll the ending of a story. DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR 163700380 Fax – (801) 451-6836 County, or otherwise present their **YARD-LAWN-SPRINKLERS** 240 For Sale and Meridian. Sections 13 & 24, Yesenia Castro, whose address C-3402 4/13 free at 1-877-FEMA MAP (1-877- Email: [email protected] claims as required by Utah law 336-2627). C-3404 4/13-20 Weekly Mowing. Yard Township 3 North, Range 1 West, is 1123 East Santa Fe Avenue, NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE On or before May 3, 2017 at within three months after the date Salt Lake Base and Meridian. Fullerton, CA 92831, has been of the first publication of this notice Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- “BIG MOUNTAIN” Racing bike, The following described real NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE 2:00 pm. Copies of petitions containing appointed as Personal Represen- Technical Questions may be di- or be forever barred. kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- Like new hardly used. New $400. property will be sold at public The following described real scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! the description of each tract and tative of the above-entitled estate. auction to the highest bidder, property will be sold at public rected to the Engineer: Date of first publication: April Comes with Helmet and lock. the terms and conditions under Creditors of the estate are hereby Jim Goodley, Engineer 6, 2017. Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. $225. Call 801-295-6940 purchase price payable in lawful auction to the highest bidder, 801-292-0450 which the water is petitioned are notified to: (1) present their written money of the United States of purchase price payable in lawful 466 N Kays Dr. BEAN & MICKEN on file in the office of the We- claims to the Personal Repre- America at the time of sale, at money of the United States of Kaysville, UT 84037 EMILIE A. BEAN AERATION BY KERRY 250 Garage Sale ber Basin Water Conservancy sentative at the address above; the east main entrance of the America at the time of sale, at (801) 886-9052 Attorney at Law and (2) present their written claims 471 W. Heritage Park Blvd., #1 AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- SHOP SERVICE GUIDE District, Layton, Utah, for public Davis County Courthouse, 800 the east main entrance of the E-mail: [email protected] ing, Tilling, Aeration. HOARDER SELLING TREASURES inspection. to the Personal Representatives West State, Farmington, Utah, Davis County Courthouse, 800 Award of the contract will be Layton UT 84041 attorney of record, Erik S. Helge- (801) 825-3477 Call Kerry 801-231-7364 Women’s, infant, teen, and men’s The names of the petitioners on Monday, May 15, 2017, at West State, Farmington, Utah, based on a detailed evaluation of Serving since 1986 and the amount of water in acre sen, 1513 N Hill Field Rd. Ste 3, the hour of 4:00 p.m. of that day on Thursday, May 11, 2017, at all bids. The District reserves the C-3188 4/6-20 clothing. Household decor, rugs, Layton, Utah 84041 (3) file their feet applied for are as hereinafter for the purpose of foreclosing a the hour of 4:00 p.m. of that day right to reject any and/or all bids ***WEEKLY LAWN MOWING*** fabric, pictures, shoes, jewelry, written claims with the Clerk of and misc. Fri & Sat April 14th & VACUUMS! set out: deed of trust originally executed for the purpose of foreclosing a Mowing, trimming, edging, fer- the District Court in or the Clerk of PETITIONER ACRE-FEET by Anthony D. Wilson, a mar- deed of trust originally executed tilizing, sprinklers, yard work. 15th. 8-5. 758 N Park Shadows the District Court in Davis County • Portable Vacuums Capital Reef ried man, in favor of Mortgage by Blaine Kirk Linck and Tanya Davis County. 30yrs in business. Lane, Bountiful. within three months after the date Utah’s Management LLC 5.4 Electronic Registration Systems, J. Linck, in favor of Mortgage 801-292-0450 • Central Vacuums Big Enough to of the first publication of this notice Inc., as nominee for First Frank- Electronic Registration Systems, 270 Want To Buy Tired of a “Cold” House? Park Lane or be forever barred. Largest Vacuum • Cleaning Supplies do the Job Commons Two LLC 0.2 lin a division of Nat City Bank of Inc., as nominee for Optimum KARL’S YARD SERVICE Spring Dealer Install VINYL Windows /s/ Erik S. Helgesen In, its successors and assigns, Mortgage, LLC, its successors clean-up, leaves/weeds, hauling, Small Enough The Board of Trustees of the C-3193 4/6-20 BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for covering real property located at and assigns, covering real prop- Pruning, trimming, removal of • Steam Cleaners to Care District will meet in public session old LDS & other books. Also old ANNOUNCEMENT OF approximately 1403 South 1100 erty located at approximately trees and bushes. Free esti- 801-298-3413 at District headquarters, 2837 E. photos & historical memorabilia APPOINTMENT West, Syracuse, Davis County, 248 West 1400 North, Bountiful, mates. Karl 801-298-0610. Highway 193, Layton, Utah, 9:00 Call 800-823-9124 55 East 400 South • Centerville AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Utah, and more particularly de- Davis County, Utah, and more SALES a.m., Thursday, April 27th, 2017, scribed as: particularly described as: **GENERAL CLEAN-UP** [email protected] to consider each of such petitions Estate of ROBERT ELDEN HUFF LOT 61, VILLA VISTA SUBDIVI- ALL OF LOT 178, BAY VIEW IS OUR SPECIALTY and any and all objections that SERVICE www.obrienglassproducts.com Deceased Probate No. SION NO. 3, ACCORDING TO PARK PLAT “E”, ACCORDING TO • Weeding of Flower-Beds may be presented in writing by THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF, THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF, • Trimming of Bushes/Hedges 173700026 any persons showing cause why Barbara Stucki and Julie ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN • Raking up Leaves Time to PARTS any of said petitions should not Turner, have been appointed Co- THE OFFICE OF THE DAVIS THE DAVIS COUNTY RECORD- • Tree removal & trimming Be ready for summer, schedule an AC tune-up today be granted. All persons interested Personal Representatives of the COUNTY RECORDER 12-062- ER’S OFFICE. Free Estimates 801-328-3796 De-Clutter? may appear at such hearing and above entitled estate. Creditors 0061 03-013-0178 show cause in writing why said The current beneficiary of the The current beneficiary of the LAWN MOWING ALSO of the estate are hereby notified Sell unwanted petitions, or any thereof should trust deed is Deutsche Bank Na- trust deed is JPMorgan Chase Spring Cleanup! Open Knife and to: 1) deliver or mail their written not be granted. Failure of any tional Trust Company, as Trustee Bank, National Association, and Rates as low as $20 per cut. 6 days Scissor claims to the Co-Personal Rep- items in the Sharpening person to show cause in writing resentatives, c/o Barbara Stucki for FFMLT Trust 2006-FF6, Mort- the record owner of the property Senior Discount a week as aforesaid, shall be deemed an at 1013 W 2600 S, Syracuse, gage Pass-Through Certificates, as of the recording of the notice No Contracts Clipper assent on his part to the granting UT 84075; 2) deliver or mail their Series 2006-FF6, and the record of default is Blaine Kirk Linck and Travis 801-809-7609 HVAC of said petition. written claims to the attorney for owner of the property as of the Tanya J. Linck, husband and wife CONSTRUCTION, INC. recording of the notice of default as joint tenants with full rights of TREE TRIMMING & Removal Classifi eds The Board will at such meet- the estate, DIUMENTI LAW OF- is Anthony D. Wilson and Brooke survivorship and not as tenants in Affordable Service South Davis heating • ventilation • air conditioning ing or at a subsequent meeting FICE, 562 South Main, Bountiful, adjourned therefrom, accept or Utah 84010; or 3) file their written Wilson, Husband and Wife as common. The trustee’s sale of the Area Joint Tenants, as provided by aforedescribed real property will Trees, shrubs and hedges, 624 West 900 North, NSL, Utah 84054 reject the petitions. claims with the Clerk of the District Court in Davis County, at 800 instrument recorded February be made without warranty as to Mowing Spring Cleanup, Haul- WEBER BASIN WATER 9, 2006, as Entry No. 2144206, title, possession, or encumbranc- 305 North 200 West • Bountiful, UT 84010 CONSERVANCY DISTRICT West State Street, Farmington, ing, Concrete Flat Work. 801-298-4822 Utah 84025, or otherwise present Book 3968, Page 861, of official es. Bidders must be prepared to References, Senior Discount. Like us on Tage I. Flint, Secretary records. The trustee’s sale of the tender a cashier’s check in the (801) 298-3656 www.hvacinutah.com Facebook C-3200 4/13-20 their claims as required by Utah Call Dan 801-518-7365 801-295-2251 ext 100 www.swissboy.biz law within three months after the aforedescribed real property will amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. C8 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 WHAT TO DO IN UTAH

• Bountiful will hold their April 26 planets and more. If you to those eight and older. For the senior event, please EvENTs •••• annual Bunny Hop from 10 • “Those Were the Days,” bring a flashlight be sure it April 15 enter the old gym through a.m. to noon at Bountiful is the theme for the 10th has a red filter over it and • WSU’s Department of the east doors between the April 13 City Park, located at 400 N. annual Senior Gala Dinner- turn off headlights (parking Performing Arts presents old and new gyms. Tickets • Station Park is celebrat- 200 West. Dance, hosted by the Davis lights are OK) when enter- “Concerto Night,” winners to the evening Fools for Jazz ing Easter with Party with • Farmington’s Annual County Health Depart- ing the parking area. of a student music com- event are $4 in advance, and the Peeps, set for 5:30-7:30 Easter Egg Hunt will be ment’s Senior Services, 6 May 12-13 petition perform with the can be purchased from band p.m. at Fountain Square. at 10 a.m. at Forbush Park to 9 p.m.. The dinner, floor • USU Botanical Center Weber State Symphony Or- members or at the Bountiful The event, which is free for (100 S. Main). Children show and dancing to live and Ogden Botanical Gar- chestra, 7:30 p.m., Brown- High office. They can also families, will have games, ages 0-12 are welcome. Did Big Band music are again dens will hold Baby Animal ing Center Austad Auditori- be purchased at the door for prizes, and activity booths you know the Easter Bunny the festivities planned for Days on Friday from 3-8 um, $7/$6, weberstatetickets. $5 or $20 for a family pass. with about 20-25 things makes a special early and a senior citizens “senior p.m. (gates close at 7:30 com or [email protected]. May 5 for kids to do such as face frantic stop at Farmington prom.” Tickets can be p.m.) and Saturday from 10 April 21 • The Davis Arts Council painting and balloon twist- Forbush Park (formerly purchased for $7.50 by the a.m.- 6 p.m. (gates close at • Temple Square Concert Chamber Series program ing. Station Park is located Main Park) every year on April 14 deadline at the 5:30 p.m.) The baby animals Series, 7:30 p.m., Assem- will present the group Next at 140 N. Union Avenue in the Saturday before Easter? Autumn Glow Senior Ac- include piglets, goats, lambs, bly Hall. Keenan Reesor, Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. at Farmington. Well, he does! And with a tivity Center, 81 E. Center, ponies, calves, chicks, rab- will perform Beethoven’s Alpine Church. Acclaimed April 14 little help from local spon- Kaysville; Golden Years bits, a pancake tortoise, “Appassionata” piano sonata conductor Leonard Bern- • Antelope Island: Is the sor, Lagoon, and the youth Senior Activity Center, baby caiman, baby reticu- and other pieces by classi- stein said, “This shall be our Fielding Garr Ranch haunt- serving on Farmington’s 726 S. 100 E., Bounti- lated python, baby Asian cal composers. Admission is reply to violence: to make ed? Come see for yourself. Youth City Council, Mr. ful, and the North Davis water monitor, baby sulcata limited to those eight and music more intensely, more Meet at the Fielding Garr Bunny will leave a trail of Senior Activity Center, 42 tortoise, baby redfooted older. beautifully, more devotedly Ranch at 8 p.m. and learn hundreds of eggs filled with S. State Street, Clearfield. tortoise and more. There April 22 than ever before.” In the city about methods used to de- candy and prizes especially The “best dress” event is are also children’s activities, • Temple Square Concert of Ogden, a notion was born tect unexplained things. You for the kids in our commu- in the Davis High School horse rides, sheep shearing Series, 7:30 p.m., Assembly of an ensemble that ex- will be allowed to wander nity. Bring the whole family, Commons and cafeteria at demos, miniature train rides, Hall. National Associa- ists for that reply, designed through the buildings look- but be sure to be on time 325 S. Main, Kaysville. The slides and food vendors. tion of Teachers of Singing to bring people together ing for evidence of visitors – for the eggs will be gone school’s Jazz Band along Tickets are $7 per person for (NATS) Classical Winners in the face of all adversity from beyond the grave. before you can say “Happy with several talented student ages 3+ $35 for families of Concert. Admission is limit- and tragedy – the NEXT Please bring a flashlight and Easter!” For more informa- singers and dancers perform up to six related members. ed to those eight and older. Ensemble. Alpine Church camera. For information tion, call Farmington Parks as the Moonlight Orches- Military Family Pass $30 April 28 is located at 254 W. 2675 email [email protected]. & Rec at 801-451-0953. tra, Moonlight Singers and (with valid military ID at •Take a step back in time North in Layton. April 15 April 18 Moonlight Dancers provid- the gate) Member Pricing: with great music, dancing • Kaysville City will hold • Centerville’s Got Talent ing a floorshow and dance $25 family pass, $5 individ- and dinner. The Bountiful their annual Easter Egg auditions will be held at music from the Big Band ual. The event will be held High Jazz Band is giving sTAgE•••• Hunt starting at 9 a.m. 7:30 p.m. at CenterPoint era. at the Utah State University residents an opportunity sharp at Barnes Memorial Legacy Theater. Final- April 29 Botanical Center (875 S. 50 to do just that with their March 31-April 22 Park Softball Fields. Bring ists from the auditions will • Star Party Antelope West in Kaysville). upcoming “Fools For Jazz” • Hopebox Theatre your own basket! This perform as part of the city’s Island: Members of the Og- event set from 6:30-9:30 will present “The Mu- event is for pre-school and Independence Day celebra- den Astronomical Society p.m. at the Bountiful High sic Man.” The theater elementary-aged children. tions in July. All ages and will be out with telescopes MUsIC•••• old gym. A special event for donates a part of the This continues to be a all talents are invited to to explore the night sky with senior citizens will also be proceeds from all perfor- long-standing Kaysville City audition. To schedule an visitors. Beginning at 6 p.m., April 14-15 held the same day, but from mances to cancer pa- tradition that the children audition time, send an email meet at White Rock Bay • Annual Easter concert 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. This event tients and their families love to participate in. The to [email protected]. Day Use Trailhead to view presented by the Mormon is free for senior citizens in the area. Hopebox softball fields are located April 21 the sun through special solar Tabernacle Choir and and light refreshments will Theatre is located at at 900 W. 200 North in • Join Wild Aware Utah filers. Deep space viewing Orchestra at Temple Square, be served. Food is available 1700 S. Frontage Road Kaysville. at the Antelope Island will be in at dark. Bring 7:30 p.m., Tabernacle. Tick- for purchase at the regu- in Kaysville. For tickets • The North Salt Lake Visitor Center, 7 p.m. camp chairs and a picnic ets required. Visit lds.org/ lar event. Bountiful High and details, visit hopebox- Youth City Council spon- When hiking in Utah you and enjoy the evening look- events or call 1-801-570- School is located at 695 S. theatre.com. sors an annual Easter Egg are hiking in the presence ing at nebulae star clusters, 0080. Admission is limited Orchard Drive in Bountiful. Hunt for residents at Hatch of wildlife. Learn tips to Park. The event starts at 9 keep yourself safe and avoid a.m., and participants are disturbing wildlife when you encouraged to come on time are in their home. since the whole thing only April 22 lasts a few minutes. The • Come to the Antelope hunt will be held at Hatch Island Visitors Center at 2 Park, located at 50 W. p.m. and learn how to find Center Street in North Salt clues about the wildlife Lake. Bring your little ones living in the area. Wear and a basket, and we’ll see walking shoes and dress for you there. the weather. This program is • West Bountiful will hold geared for ages 12 and under their Easter Egg Scramble but all ages are welcome. at 9 a.m. at West Bountiful Children attending will City Park. Bring your own earn an Antelope Island Jr. baskets. Ranger Badge.

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For the senior event, please of the authors and not of EvENTs •••• annual Bunny Hop from 10 • “Those Were the Days,” bring a flashlight be sure it April 15 enter the old gym through The Davis Clipper. a.m. to noon at Bountiful is the theme for the 10th has a red filter over it and • WSU’s Department of the east doors between the DAVIS April 13 City Park, located at 400 N. annual Senior Gala Dinner- turn off headlights (parking Performing Arts presents old and new gyms. Tickets THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 • Station Park is celebrat- 200 West. Dance, hosted by the Davis lights are OK) when enter- “Concerto Night,” winners to the evening Fools for Jazz ing Easter with Party with • Farmington’s Annual County Health Depart- ing the parking area. of a student music com- event are $4 in advance, and D May 12-13 Outlook the Peeps, set for 5:30-7:30 Easter Egg Hunt will be ment’s Senior Services, 6 petition perform with the can be purchased from band p.m. at Fountain Square. at 10 a.m. at Forbush Park to 9 p.m.. The dinner, floor • USU Botanical Center Weber State Symphony Or- members or at the Bountiful The event, which is free for (100 S. Main). Children show and dancing to live and Ogden Botanical Gar- chestra, 7:30 p.m., Brown- High office. They can also families, will have games, ages 0-12 are welcome. Did Big Band music are again dens will hold Baby Animal ing Center Austad Auditori- be purchased at the door for When a tax refund means bankruptcy prizes, and activity booths you know the Easter Bunny the festivities planned for Days on Friday from 3-8 um, $7/$6, weberstatetickets. $5 or $20 for a family pass. with about 20-25 things makes a special early and a senior citizens “senior p.m. (gates close at 7:30 com or [email protected]. May 5 for kids to do such as face frantic stop at Farmington prom.” Tickets can be p.m.) and Saturday from 10 April 21 • The Davis Arts Council and sometimes the refund painting and balloon twist- Forbush Park (formerly purchased for $7.50 by the a.m.- 6 p.m. (gates close at • Temple Square Concert Chamber Series program By SEAN PyLES NerdWallet is the only way to do it,” ing. Station Park is located Main Park) every year on April 14 deadline at the 5:30 p.m.) The baby animals Series, 7:30 p.m., Assem- will present the group Next Bertling says. at 140 N. Union Avenue in the Saturday before Easter? Autumn Glow Senior Ac- include piglets, goats, lambs, bly Hall. Keenan Reesor, Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. at Farmington. Well, he does! And with a tivity Center, 81 E. Center, ponies, calves, chicks, rab- will perform Beethoven’s Alpine Church. Acclaimed For many people, a tax refund means a When bankruptcy April 14 little help from local spon- Kaysville; Golden Years bits, a pancake tortoise, “Appassionata” piano sonata conductor Leonard Bern- makes sense • Antelope Island: Is the sor, Lagoon, and the youth Senior Activity Center, baby caiman, baby reticu- and other pieces by classi- stein said, “This shall be our chance to fund a vacation or splurge on Despite the cost, Chapter 7 Fielding Garr Ranch haunt- serving on Farmington’s 726 S. 100 E., Bounti- lated python, baby Asian cal composers. Admission is reply to violence: to make a big purchase. For some, though, it’s a bankruptcy can make sense ed? Come see for yourself. Youth City Council, Mr. ful, and the North Davis water monitor, baby sulcata limited to those eight and music more intensely, more if you’re struggling with Meet at the Fielding Garr Bunny will leave a trail of Senior Activity Center, 42 tortoise, baby redfooted older. beautifully, more devotedly way to wipe out crushing debt – not by overwhelming debt. You Ranch at 8 p.m. and learn hundreds of eggs filled with S. State Street, Clearfield. tortoise and more. There April 22 than ever before.” In the city paying it off, but by giving them enough should consider it if: about methods used to de- candy and prizes especially The “best dress” event is are also children’s activities, • Temple Square Concert of Ogden, a notion was born • Your problem debt is tect unexplained things. You for the kids in our commu- in the Davis High School horse rides, sheep shearing Series, 7:30 p.m., Assembly of an ensemble that ex- money to pay for bankruptcy. greater than 50 percent of will be allowed to wander nity. Bring the whole family, Commons and cafeteria at demos, miniature train rides, Hall. National Associa- ists for that reply, designed A review of the past Bankruptcy isn’t your annual income. This through the buildings look- but be sure to be on time 325 S. Main, Kaysville. The slides and food vendors. tion of Teachers of Singing to bring people together four years supports usually means medical bills, ing for evidence of visitors – for the eggs will be gone school’s Jazz Band along Tickets are $7 per person for (NATS) Classical Winners in the face of all adversity what attorneys know cheap credit card debt or high- from beyond the grave. before you can say “Happy with several talented student ages 3+ $35 for families of Concert. Admission is limit- and tragedy – the NEXT anecdotally: Filings of Between filing and other interest loans. Please bring a flashlight and Easter!” For more informa- singers and dancers perform up to six related members. ed to those eight and older. Ensemble. Alpine Church Chapter 7 bankruptcy, fees totaling $335 and • You see no way of paying camera. For information tion, call Farmington Parks as the Moonlight Orches- Military Family Pass $30 April 28 is located at 254 W. 2675 the most common form attorney fees averaging off your debt within five email [email protected]. & Rec at 801-451-0953. tra, Moonlight Singers and (with valid military ID at •Take a step back in time North in Layton. for individuals, have a $1,200 or more, consumers years. April 15 April 18 Moonlight Dancers provid- the gate) Member Pricing: with great music, dancing seasonal spike. can pay upward of $1,500 • Debt is interfering with • Kaysville City will hold • Centerville’s Got Talent ing a floorshow and dance $25 family pass, $5 individ- and dinner. The Bountiful From 2013 through to discharge their debts in other parts of your life, such their annual Easter Egg auditions will be held at music from the Big Band ual. The event will be held High Jazz Band is giving 2016, filings in March a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. as hampering your ability sTAgE•••• Filing has gotten more Hunt starting at 9 a.m. 7:30 p.m. at CenterPoint era. at the Utah State University residents an opportunity were 26 to 34 percent to buy a car or save for expensive in recent years. sharp at Barnes Memorial Legacy Theater. Final- April 29 Botanical Center (875 S. 50 to do just that with their March 31-April 22 higher than the monthly retirement. Changes to bankruptcy Park Softball Fields. Bring ists from the auditions will • Star Party Antelope West in Kaysville). upcoming “Fools For Jazz” • Hopebox Theatre average each year, Most debts, like medical laws passed in 2005 made incrementally,” says Cathy Refunds as a budget The small amount your own basket! This perform as part of the city’s Island: Members of the Og- event set from 6:30-9:30 will present “The Mu- according to a NerdWallet Moran, an attorney in consumers have in savings bills, credit card debt and review of Administrative filing more complicated, tool even past-due rent, will event is for pre-school and Independence Day celebra- den Astronomical Society p.m. at the Bountiful High sic Man.” The theater so attorneys raised their Mountain View, California. can make this route elementary-aged children. tions in July. All ages and will be out with telescopes MUsIC•••• old gym. A special event for donates a part of the Office of the U.S. Courts Attorneys may absorb Many consumers rely on inevitable for some. A 2015 be forgiven in Chapter 7. statistics. April’s filings prices. Attorney fees for their refunds as a way to This form of bankruptcy This continues to be a all talents are invited to to explore the night sky with senior citizens will also be proceeds from all perfor- even the simplest type, a some of the rising costs report from the Federal long-standing Kaysville City audition. To schedule an visitors. Beginning at 6 p.m., April 14-15 held the same day, but from mances to cancer pa- were 15 to 25 percent but will pass the rest along manage big expenses. Reserve found that 46 won’t address student no-asset Chapter 7 filing, “People use it to get caught tradition that the children audition time, send an email meet at White Rock Bay • Annual Easter concert 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. This event tients and their families higher. to clients, she says. percent of American adults loans, mortgages and most rose 48 percent from 2003 up on rent or bills, and if love to participate in. The to [email protected]. Day Use Trailhead to view presented by the Mormon is free for senior citizens in the area. Hopebox “The filing uptick in In other words, don’t look wouldn’t be able to cover taxes. Consult a bankruptcy the beginning of the to 2009, according to the they’re too far behind to attorney for guidance on softball fields are located April 21 the sun through special solar Tabernacle Choir and and light refreshments will Theatre is located at most recent report in the for bankruptcy to get an emergency of $400, year is something that cheaper anytime soon. But get caught up, they hire which would barely pay what’s best for your situation. at 900 W. 200 North in • Join Wild Aware Utah filers. Deep space viewing Orchestra at Temple Square, be served. Food is available 1700 S. Frontage Road American Bankruptcy a bankruptcy attorney to Kaysville. at the Antelope Island will be in at dark. Bring 7:30 p.m., Tabernacle. Tick- for purchase at the regu- in Kaysville. For tickets bankruptcy lawyers can the IRS says the average the filing fees of a Chapter The mark of bankruptcy Institute Law Review. discharge their debts,” will stay on your credit • The North Salt Lake Visitor Center, 7 p.m. camp chairs and a picnic ets required. Visit lds.org/ lar event. Bountiful High and details, visit hopebox-pretty much plan for,” tax refund in 2016 was 7 bankruptcy. Since that dramatic jump, says Roger Bertling, an report for 10 years. However, Youth City Council spon- When hiking in Utah you and enjoy the evening look- events or call 1-801-570- School is located at 695 S. theatre.com. says David Leibowitz, a $2,860, enough to cover “For a large expense Chicago-area bankruptcy “the legal work associated instructor in consumer credit scores can rebound as sors an annual Easter Egg are hiking in the presence ing at nebulae star clusters, 0080. Admission is limited Orchard Drive in Bountiful. with a bankruptcy case average bankruptcy costs. like this, people have to attorney. protection at Harvard Law figure out where they can much as 80 points in the six Hunt for residents at Hatch of wildlife. Learn tips to continues to increase School. months after filing. Park. The event starts at 9 keep yourself safe and avoid get this pot of money soon, a.m., and participants are disturbing wildlife when you encouraged to come on time are in their home. since the whole thing only April 22 lasts a few minutes. The • Come to the Antelope hunt will be held at Hatch Island Visitors Center at 2 Here are some tax Park, located at 50 W. p.m. and learn how to find Center Street in North Salt clues about the wildlife Lake. Bring your little ones living in the area. Wear and a basket, and we’ll see walking shoes and dress for tips for those who you there. the weather. This program is • West Bountiful will hold geared for ages 12 and under their Easter Egg Scramble but all ages are welcome. at 9 a.m. at West Bountiful Children attending will are self-employed City Park. Bring your own earn an Antelope Island Jr. baskets. Ranger Badge. By JOSEPH PISANI AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP)—If you’re driving for Uber or renting out a room through Airbnb to make some extra cash, don’t forget -- you likely need to pay taxes on what you earned, even if it’s a part-time gig. Unlike full-time jobs, where paying taxes. 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Gary Seljaas said doctors thought Zac’s BOUNTIFUL—BYU guard injury might improve with his two-year time off during his mission, but instead, Zac Seljaas has returned home just the opposite occurred. after serving 10 months of an “He’s been losing strength in those muscles from not using them daily,” Gary LDS mission to begin a rigor- said. “The last two months it was getting ous physical therapy program. progressively worse. He couldn’t sleep at night and he was working with a doctor Before his freshman season there, doing some physical therapy for 3 with the Cougars ended, the to 4 hours a day several days a week. It was keeping him from his purpose there Bountiful High graduate suf- of serving his mission.” fered a shoulder injury that Zac Seljaas is now back in Bountiful, working with physical therapists both caused him to miss the last here in Davis County as well as in Provo. part of his freshman season He’s strengthening his mobility in what Gary says will be a two to four month with BYU. process. Seljaas was called to serve his mission “Four different doctors are monitoring in Iowa, though his father Gary said him,” Gary said. “The lack of use was “he spent the entire time he was out making his injury worse, and as part of in Illinois, part of which is in the Des his therapy, they want him to go through Moines mission.” Zac Seljaas suffered a some light shooting drills each day. He subluxation in his right shoulder joint in a can’t go real long, but he’s working at it. game against Loyola Marymount during bountiful high and byu basketball star Zac Seljaas is in a rigorous physical therapy the 2015-16 season. Prior to that injury, n see “selJaas” p. d3 program for his shoulder, hoping to return and play for BYU this fall. Courtesy photo of Seljaas family

strong pitching and clutch hitting have helped Davis to nine softball victories in a row. With spring break over for all Davis District schools, the region wars heat up this week, as teams position themselves for state tournaments in less than a month. Courtesy photos from Davis High School Davis softball earns non-region win at Stansbury by catherine garrett A five-run sixth inning, the game. The girls did a nice is true. We have a lot of girls Clipper sportswriter led by Paige Elkins with a job.” doing little things and taking “big homerun which helped Davis is 9-2 on the season their role seriously to help us. to break the game open,” and undefeated through four From starters doing their job The Davis High softball team won its ninth according to head coach Mylei games in Region 2 play. to the non-starters pushing game of the year – and sixth in a row – with a 7-4 Zachman, gave Davis control “I am happy with our start, the starters at practice. While of the game, winning by three but we want to do more than certain kids always stand out, victory over Stansbury April 4. runs. have a good start. We want to I can honestly say our start is The Darts scored a run in the first inning before “We had a good win,” finish strong as well. We are due to 21 girls working hard Zachman said. “Stansbury has not satisfied,” Zachman said. each day and trying to be Stansbury evened things up at the bottom of the a really big park and we had to “We have preached all year better.” fifth. make the adjustments during it is about the team and that More blowouts help keep Davis Summerhays finishes with unblemished baseball record 46th at Masters by Josh Mcfadden and Stockton Hall added a Clipper sportswriter triple. Dom Fuller picked up Fruit Heights resident Valero Texas Open in San another win as pitcher. and PGA professional golfer Antonio and the Zurich Classic Later that day, Davis had Daniel Summerhays finished in New Orleans. He needs In the world of sports, there’s undefeated and no trouble with Weber in its in a tie for 46th at this year’s to earn some high finishes 19-run victory. In fact, they Masters Tournament, not the in order to make the top 125 there’s undefeated and dominant. The Davis needed just five innings to performance he was hoping in FedEx Cup standings to baseball team falls into the latter category. dispatch Weber. The Darts for, but a positive sign for the retain full access to the 2017- scored 10 runs in the first Davis High graduate. 18 season. He currently is in The Darts haven’t just managed to win every inning alone and added five Playing in the prestigious 155th place, up two spots from game so far this season; the team has rarely more in the second. tournament for the first time, last week. The offense was firing on he flirted with glimpses of Among his Masters’ been challenged in running its mark to 12-0 all cylinders, amassing 21 brilliance at times, and was highlights, in addition to overall and 6-0 in Region 2. hits. Individual contributions frustrated at others. He made playing in front of his family were all over the place. Third the cut and played all four days and a contingent of friends, Last Friday on a very busy games against Hunter—in baseman Jaxon Knight had in Augusta, and earned a little were a near ace on Thursday day, the Darts picked up which Davis won 22-1 and four of his own, while catcher over $33,000 for his finish. at the challenging par-3 12th two more victories, both in 24-2—this contest was over Tate Larsen and center fielder Summerhays told Kurt hole (he had two birdies and lopsided fashion. Davis first in a hurry. Five runs in the Stockton Hall had three. Dom Kragthorpe of the Salt Lake two bogeys on that hole during raced past Hunter 17-1 and second inning put the Darts Fuller stepped off the mound Tribune that he plans on the tournament), and a great then blew out Weber in a non- up 7-0, and the team coasted and had a pair of home runs playing tour events the next eagle 3 on the par 5 13th hole region makeup game 22-3. from there. The Darts added and six RBIs. First baseman three weeks, starting today at on Saturday. The game against Hunter seven more runs in the final Ben Rigby had five RBIs of his the RBC Heritage tourney in was also a makeup game inning for good measure. own. Davis had 13 doubles on Hilton Head, South Carolina. [email protected] from a rain-out two weeks Austin Birrell and Hayden That will be followed by the prior. Much like their first two Rodda each hit home homes, n see “baseball” p. d3 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, April 13, 2017 SPORTS D3 BOyS SOCCER Davis High tennis team

DAVIS Vikes, Cats look to end winless streaks gaining good experience THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017 2 By CAThERinE GARRETT Wahlstrom said. Clipper sportswriter The team’s goals this Sports D By JOSh MCFADDEn the Vikings. They’ve scored just hope but still some work to do. season are about making Clipper sportswriter four goals in five region contests The Wildcats began their Spring The Davis High tennis memories and enjoying after scoring six in its three non- Break sitting at 2-2 in Region 5, in a team return its top two themselves doing it. Last season, the Viewmont boys league games to begin the season. tie for fourth place in league stand- players – Sam Hafen and So far this year, Davis de- soccer team captured the Class 5A Drake Cook and Preston Pitt have ings. They, too, must finish at least Robert Song – from a team feated Clearfield 5-0 March Former Bountiful star state title despite having not won its been the top goal scorers, while fourth in order to gain a berth in that placed sixth in the 5A 21 and Northridge 5-0 as own region. goalkeepers Isaac Roy and Tyler the state tournament. Woods Cross. state tournament a year the Darts again March 28. This year’s squad needs to turn Trump have taken turns in the net. The Wildcats are also just one from ago. They are scheduled for things around in order to qualify for Viewmont has proven that it’s second place. The Darts lost 11 players matches this week against Seljaas back for BYU the state tournament. able to bounce back from slow Woods Cross gets back on the last season to graduation Viewmont, Bountiful and The Vikings last played on March starts. Last season the team was a playing field this Friday when it from that team whose only Davis before the Woods 31 before taking some time off for pedestrian 3-2-2 after seven league hosts crosstown rival Bountiful. The Region 2 losses were to Cross tournament April 15. Spring Break. They headed into games only to catch fire late in team will be eager to put an end to Viewmont, the 2016 region “We’re looking forward by toM haraldsen he was averaging 7.6 points per game the time off on a three-game losing the year. The Vikings return from a three-game losing streak. This and shot 50 percent from 3-point range, a and state champions. to that [Woods Cross [email protected] streak and a 1-3-1 mark in region Spring Break and back to the pitch streak includes a non-region loss “This team is young with tournament]. Bountiful and single-season record for a BYU freshman. play. Viewmont is currently in fifth Tuesday, April 18 at Granger. and a pair of defeats at the hands of Gary Seljaas said doctors thought Zac’s little experience,” said head Bonneville will be there. I place in Region 2, two points behind WOODS CROSS Box Elder and Ogden. The Wildcats coach Andrew Wahlstrom, entered the tournament to BOUNTIFUL—BYU guard injury might improve with his two-year fourth-place Davis. The top four haven’t scored a goal since March time off during his mission, but instead, At the beginning of the season, who is in his sixth year give us some good com- Zac Seljaas has returned home teams will qualify for the 5A state one of head coach David New- 23 in a 3-1 loss to Ridgeline. at Davis. “With so many petition against some of just the opposite occurred. tournament. The Wildcats have had a hard after serving 10 months of an “He’s been losing strength in those man’s top objectives was to get the losses, it helps that I hung the better 4A teams in the Viewmont’s only league win thus Wildcats back to the postseason, a time finding the back of the net on to my top two players.” state,” he said. muscles from not using them daily,” Gary far came March 21 in a 1-0 win at so far this season, scoring just six LDS mission to begin a rigor- said. “The last two months it was getting place it hasn’t reached since 2012. Wahlstrom said his Davis will then travel to Hunter. An up-and-down start to the region goals on the year. Junior Luke Mad- team’s focus is on doubles Syracuse April 20 before ous physical therapy program. progressively worse. He couldn’t sleep at Offense has been a struggle for sen leads the way with three goals. night and he was working with a doctor schedule has left Woods Cross with “always” because “doubles home matches against Before his freshman season there, doing some physical therapy for 3 is always ignored.” The Granger April 27 and with the Cougars ended, the to 4 hours a day several days a week. It Darts also emphasize Layton May 4 close out the was keeping him from his purpose there volleys and net play in the regular season. The region Bountiful High graduate suf- of serving his mission.” Baseball program. “Kids will go out tournament is scheduled BHS tennis hoping to be on upswing and hit with their friends, for May 12 at Liberty Park fered a shoulder injury that Zac Seljaas is now back in Bountiful, Continued from p. D2 working with physical therapists both By CAThERinE GARRETT before rebounding the ger than we started.” but they are content to with the 5A state tourna- caused him to miss the last here in Davis County as well as in Provo. Clipper sportswriter same day to defeat Delta Bountiful will com- just remain at the base- ment May 18 at Liberty the day. He’s strengthening his mobility in what 5-0. The next day, they pete at the Woods Cross line grinding out ground Park. part of his freshman season Last week’s dominance Gary says will be a two to four month The Bountiful High ten- lost to Cedar 4-1 and beat Tournament April 5 strokes to one another,” was typical of the team’s with BYU. process. nis team lost its first three Juab 5-0 to close out their before home matches season. Heading into Seljaas was called to serve his mission “Four different doctors are monitoring matches of the year – weekend. against East (April 18), its April 11 game with Clipper Scoreboard for in Iowa, though his father Gary said him,” Gary said. “The lack of use was against Woods Cross 0-5, On March 28, the Box Elder (April 25) and Granger, Davis had racked “he spent the entire time he was out making his injury worse, and as part of Olympus 0-5 and a close Braves lost to Skyridge Woods Cross (May 2). up an impressive 153 upcoming prep events in Illinois, part of which is in the Des his therapy, they want him to go through one to Ogden 2-3 – before 2-3. The Braves will also travel runs while surrendering Moines mission.” Zac Seljaas suffered a some light shooting drills each day. He its first victory of the year “It’s been kind of a to Bonneville (April 20), just 23. Those number in subluxation in his right shoulder joint in a can’t go real long, but he’s working at it. over Judge in mid-March. rocky season, but our last Ogden (April 27) and SCOREBOARD game against Loyola Marymount during bountiful high and byu basketball star Zac Seljaas is in a rigorous physical therapy Since then, the Braves four losses were very, Highland (May 4) before league play are 76 and 7. Five of Davis’ runs have the 2015-16 season. Prior to that injury, n see “selJaas” p. d3 program for his shoulder, hoping to return and play for BYU this fall. Courtesy photo of Seljaas family have gone .500 over six very close,” said head the Region 5 tournament matches. coach Tom Smith. “We May 10-11. The 4A state been by 15 runs or more, Bountiful lost to have been experimenting tournament will be held and seven have been by Wasatch 2-3 March 24 at with positions and I think May 19-20 at Liberty Park. seven runs or more. Upcoming games/meets a St. George tournament we will finish much stron- The Darts take the field April 13 in three games against Boys soccer Granger this week. The Davis at Hunter, 3:30 Lancers were 2-4 in region Softball See mountain goats at April 15 event games entering the series. Bountiful at Bonneville, 3:30 The Vikings, Wildcats Colorful flowers and warmer weather Hunter at Davis, 3:30 and Braves all had the Boys tennis aren’t the only signs spring is here: So are week off for Spring mountain goats at the mouth of Little Cot- West at Davis, 3:30 Break. Viewmont is 1-2 in Viewmont at Layton, 3:30 tonwood Canyon. You can see and learn Region 2 and gets back more about the goats at a free wildlife- on the field this week viewing event. The Division of Wildlife with three games against April 14 Resources will host the event on Saturday, Hunter. The two teams Girls golf April 15. squared off Tuesday Region 5 meet at Bonneville Scott Root, regional conservation out- and Wednesday, after Boys tennis reach manager for the DWR, says April is our press deadline. The Bountiful at Box Elder, 3:30 a great month to see goats. “This event will Vikings host Hunter on Track be a great opportunity to get out, enjoy the Friday to conclude the Bountful at East, 3:30 spring weather, and watch a few goats and series. WX at Highland, 3:30 their sure-footed antics,” he says. Woods Cross and Boys soccer Root says the number of goats at the Bountiful are in first and Bountiful at Woods Cross, 3:30 viewing site is down this year, but he did yOu CAn SEE MOunTAin goals on April 15 at second place in Region 5. Softball see four goats on March 21. the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon. They are The Wildcats have picked Davis at Northridge, 3:30 The April 15 event will be held at the also often seen in the foothills near the Bountiful up right where they left Park-and-Ride lot at the mouth of Little “B” east of the city. off last season when they April 15 strong pitching and clutch hitting have helped Davis to nine softball victories Cottonwood Canyon in Salt Lake County. Photo by Lynn Chamberlain, DWR went undefeated in region DWR biologists and volunteers will be at Track in a row. With spring break over for all Davis District schools, the region wars heat up play. Woods Cross began UHSTCA coaches meet at Copper Hills, TB this week, as teams position themselves for state tournaments in less than a month. the lot from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you’d like to see the goats before this week 3-0, while the Courtesy photos from Davis High School To reach the canyon, travel east from April 15, swing by the parking lot any time Braves were right behind April 17 Sandy on 9400 South. during the day. Fixed-point telescopes are at 4-1, suffering its only "We’ll have spotting scopes and binocu- Softball available in the lot. The telescopes allow loss in league play to Box Bountiful at Payson, 3:30 lars ready for you to use,” Root says. “The Elder 15-14. you to zoom in on the goats. You can also Taylorsville at Viewmont, 3:30 optics will allow you to get a front-row look learn more about the goats by reading an This week, Woods at these agile rock climbers. We’ll also interpretive panel in the parking lot. Cross plays three games be available to answer any questions you Root says goats are usually visible at against Ogden, while April 18 Davis softball earns non-region win at Stansbury have.” Baseball the mouth of the canyon from November Bountiful takes on Mountain goat horns and fur will also be through mid-April. After mid-April, the Bonneville in a trio of Viewmont at Syracuse, 3:30 by catherine garrett A five-run sixth inning, the game. The girls did a nice is true. We have a lot of girls available for you and your kids to see and Woods Cross at Bountiful, 3:30 led by Paige Elkins with a job.” doing little things and taking goats travel to higher elevations to spend contests. Clipper sportswriter touch. Girls Golf “big homerun which helped Davis is 9-2 on the season their role seriously to help us. the summer. to break the game open,” and undefeated through four From starters doing their job Region 2 tourney at The Ridge The Davis High softball team won its ninth according to head coach Mylei games in Region 2 play. to the non-starters pushing Boys soccer game of the year – and sixth in a row – with a 7-4 Zachman, gave Davis control “I am happy with our start, the starters at practice. While Davis at Syracuse, 3:30 of the game, winning by three but we want to do more than certain kids always stand out, Woods Cross at Highland, 3:30 victory over Stansbury April 4. runs. have a good start. We want to I can honestly say our start is Woods Cross softball clinic this Saturday Viewmont at Granger, 3:30 Softball The Darts scored a run in the first inning before “We had a good win,” finish strong as well. We are due to 21 girls working hard By CAThERinE GARRETT The event is for girls A registration fee of For more information, Zachman said. “Stansbury has not satisfied,” Zachman said. each day and trying to be East at Woods Cross, 3:30 Stansbury evened things up at the bottom of the Clipper sportswriter in grades 3-7 who live in $30 per athlete, which contact WXHS head coach Granger at Bountiful, 3:30 a really big park and we had to “We have preached all year better.” the WXHS boundaries. In includes a t-shirt, is Chad Lythgoe at (801) Viewmont at Davis, 3:30 fifth. make the adjustments during it is about the team and that WOODS CROSS--The case of inclement weather, required with all proceeds 725-1048 or clythgoe@ second Annual Youth Soft- the clinic will take place in going towards the Woods dsdmail.net. ball Clinic hosted by the the WXHS gym. Cross program Woods Cross High School program is scheduled for CALL FOR inFO: More blowouts help keep Davis this Saturday, April 15, at the Wildcats’ field, located 801.298.6220 Summerhays finishes at 2200 S. 600 West in with unblemished baseball record Woods Cross. 550 n 200 W, Bountiful, uT 46th at Masters southdavisrecreation.com by Josh Mcfadden and Stockton Hall added a Seljaas EGG DiVE! 2017 SOuTh DAViS Clipper sportswriter triple. Dom Fuller picked up Fruit Heights resident Valero Texas Open in San another win as pitcher. and PGA professional golfer Antonio and the Zurich Classic Continued from p. D2 APRiL 15, 2017 SPLASh n SPRinT TRiAThLOn Later that day, Davis had Daniel Summerhays finished in New Orleans. He needs Bring your swimsuits and goggles and get ready May 13, 2017 In the world of sports, there’s undefeated and no trouble with Weber in its in a tie for 46th at this year’s to earn some high finishes different type of egg hunt! Plastic eggs are tossed in to All told, he probably has our Leisure pool and each age division has a certain South Davis’ Triathlon Season Opener. One of our signature 19-run victory. In fact, they Masters Tournament, not the in order to make the top 125 races that has quickly become a must for those that tri and there’s undefeated and dominant. The Davis needed just five innings to performance he was hoping in FedEx Cup standings to about five hours of therapy amount of time to gather all the eggs you can! a day.” those who want to try. baseball team falls into the latter category. dispatch Weber. The Darts for, but a positive sign for the retain full access to the 2017- Prizes for all participants! Swim Bike Run scored 10 runs in the first Davis High graduate. 18 season. He currently is in He said Zac “loved his register online at The Darts haven’t just managed to win every mission. He loved the Register at the front desk. Sprint: 350 yds 12 mi 9.3 mi inning alone and added five Playing in the prestigious 155th place, up two spots from Dive starts @ 10:00 am novice: 150 yds 2.4 mi 1.5 mi more in the second. tournament for the first time, last week. people he met while in game so far this season; the team has rarely Illinois, but he also knew Cost is $5 Relay: Split the Sprint distance events between 3 people The offense was firing on he flirted with glimpses of Among his Masters’ www.southdavisraces.com been challenged in running its mark to 12-0 all cylinders, amassing 21 brilliance at times, and was highlights, in addition to the injury and subsequent Ages 1-12 therapy sessions were a overall and 6-0 in Region 2. hits. Individual contributions frustrated at others. He made playing in front of his family LEARN TO SKATE were all over the place. Third the cut and played all four days and a contingent of friends, distraction for him and his companions in the mission Last Friday on a very busy games against Hunter—in baseman Jaxon Knight had in Augusta, and earned a little were a near ace on Thursday Session 5: May 8 - 24 four of his own, while catcher over $33,000 for his finish. at the challenging par-3 12th field.” Classes 2x per week ( M/W ) 5:15 pm or 5:45 pm day, the Darts picked up which Davis won 22-1 and Zac plans to enroll in two more victories, both in 24-2—this contest was over Tate Larsen and center fielder Summerhays told Kurt hole (he had two birdies and Spring Ice Show • April 28 - 29 Stockton Hall had three. Dom Kragthorpe of the Salt Lake two bogeys on that hole during summer classes at BYU lopsided fashion. Davis first in a hurry. Five runs in the and, health of his shoulder raced past Hunter 17-1 and second inning put the Darts Fuller stepped off the mound Tribune that he plans on the tournament), and a great and had a pair of home runs playing tour events the next eagle 3 on the par 5 13th hole permitting, return to play LEARN TO SWIM then blew out Weber in a non- up 7-0, and the team coasted for the Cougars this fall. Expires 4/30/17 region makeup game 22-3. from there. The Darts added and six RBIs. First baseman three weeks, starting today at on Saturday. Session 4: Apr 24 - May 17 Ben Rigby had five RBIs of his the RBC Heritage tourney in Following his freshman Classes 2x per week ( M/W or T/Th ) Mornings 9 am - noon, Afternoons 4 pm - 6 pm The game against Hunter seven more runs in the final season, he received the was also a makeup game inning for good measure. own. Davis had 13 doubles on Hilton Head, South Carolina. [email protected] Saturday Only Sessions Available; Apr 29 - May 27; 9 - 12 am That will be followed by the Sixth Man Award during from a rain-out two weeks Austin Birrell and Hayden the BYU team banquet last Ask about Parent - Child, Adult and Private Lessons. Also Springboard Diving, prior. Much like their first two Rodda each hit home homes, n see “baseball” p. d3 year. Merit Badge, Lifeguard, Water Safety and CPR/First Aid Instruction Available! D4 TV CLIPPER • THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 2017

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