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By TOM haRalDSen [email protected] BOUNTIFUL—For years, Bountiful City leaders have been HAT’S working on projects to rejuvenate W and reenergize the city’s Main GOING Street corridor. Now, they are set to proceed with the next phase of ON? redevelopment. Merchants in downtown Bountiful as well Find out with as members of the city’s historic commission were told of plans to construct a new city hall the Clipper’s and plaza at the site of Stoker School. The Calendar! school, which was built in 1905 and closed by the Davis School District in 1983, is owned by Plan fun around the city and currently leased to the University town for the week of Utah for its Davis County extension. The ahead every new plaza will be located between Main Street Thursday. and 100 East, and between 100 and 250 South. “This project is a perfect part of our plan for downtown,” Mayor Randy Lewis said. YOUR “When we look downtown, we see a place LIST Like what you see? where we’ve had great success with our EVENT. redevelopment in the past, and where we will have more success with this new city center. ’S FREE! It’s like with the Bountiful Davis Arts Center IT (opened last year). You know it’s going to be great, and it’s even greater than you thought.” Email the details, including He cited the increase of activity on Main date, time, place, cost, etc. Street in recent years, with the opening of the to rjamieson@ BDAC, new shops and eateries that have been davisclipper.com, or bring added, the Bountiful History Museum that is the info to the Clipper being developed on the roadway, and myriad office, 1370 S. 500 W., Share articles online by visiting ... activities such as Summerfest and the Tour of Bountiful. Utah that have come to the downtown sector. Lewis said city officials have been studying Deadline: Fridays, 4pm davisclipper.com Find us wherever you go! the options of renovating or replacing the Listings will be published existing city hall for several years. at our discretion on a “We’ve taken the time to evaluate this www.davisclipper.com building, to see what it would take to make space-available basis. it more functional and efficient. Even if we were to invest in making some of the changes necessary—at a cost of $4 to 6 million—it would still not be in the ideal location and would not be ADA functional.” The new ciTy hall plaza will be located between 100 East and Main Street, running from 100 South to about 250 South. Bountiful leaders are hosting an open house on March 23 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. for residents to get a closer look at the project. Courtesy photo THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN! n See “DOwnTOwn” p. a4 The Monitoring bill on governor’s desk By BecKy GinOS Barrus brought it to me after for residents’ rights. “Our concern [email protected] experiencing a family matter,” Hawkes is that some residents might feel said. “He laid a lot of the groundwork pressure to have it (monitor) when lipper for the legislation.” they don’t want it,” she said. “They DavisC Hawkes said the bill went through a can have an ombudsman come in SALT LAKE CITY—It’s few changes before it passed through to mediate. That’s what they do. We never easy to place a loved both the House and Senate. “We made just want the resident and family to some amendments to the bill after communicate. We’re just advocating one in assisted living care, meeting with a senior ombudsman against a potential conflict but they but some family members and heard concerns raised by the have added some things to the bill to industry,” he said. “We don’t want to address this.” believe a monitoring device take rights away from the residents Hawkes said the device is not a in the room could ease their or family. The resident and a legal “nanny cam” that is connected to representative must consent in writing the Internet that could potentially be concerns. (to the device) unless the resident is hacked. “It records to a hard drive Rep. Timothy Hawkes, R-Centerville incapable of informed consent. We or memory stick,” he said. “The ran HB124 this session that would don’t want the resident to feel bullied.” purpose is to have a deterrent effect. Rep. TiMOThy hawKeS (left) talks with a colleague. He is allow for monitoring devices to Kristy Cottrell, division director A facility can post a notice that the pursuing legislation to help families monitor senior care. be installed in a resident’s room if of Davis County Health Department room is being recorded. It might help Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper desired. Family Health & Senior Services said BEST “Former representative Roger their main concern with the bill was n See “Bill” p. a4 O F D A V I S Shuttle between Lagoon, DayliGhT Station Park set to expand SavinG TiMe By lOUiSe R. Shaw 75 percent of the cost and the city [email protected] and its partners pay the rest. Currently, the remaining 25 percent is split between Lagoon, Coming FARMINGTON— Station Park, Hampton Inn and Farmington. Shuttle service between This year, a partial year Lagoon and the Front- with eight months of service Runner stop at Station remaining, the city’s portion March 24th would total $40,276. Park will soon expand to The service connects the • Don’t forget to set clocks include more stops and east and west side of the city, to “spring ahead” this according to Millheim, something Sunday, March 13. year-round service. that’s necessary due to the • The time officially The At their March 1 meeting, hazards of crossing Park Lane. changes at 2 a.m. members of the Farmington City City residents are working to • Most digital devices are Council voted unanimously to get a pedestrian and bike lane updated automatically. support the city’s portion of the built to allow safe passage, but no a UTa ShUTTle between east and west Farmington will add stops, extend season. increased cost to broaden the one knows when that’s going to be Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper • It’s also a good time to Davis Clipper shuttle schedule. completed, he said. change batteries on your The UTA shuttle service has “While we get that resolved, we FrontRunner schedule. the council. smoke alarm or make sure been operating over the summer need a way for people to safely get “It doesn’t do any good to have Millheim anticipates the shuttle carbon-monoxide detectors Celebrating 125 years as Davis County’s news source months at no cost to the public across,” he said. the buses going in a circle if they are working properly. for years, according to Dave The service runs every don’t meet the schedule,” he told Millheim, city manager. UTA pays 30 minutes and is tied to the n See “ShUTTle” p. a4 A2 CRIME BRIEFS/NEwS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 CRIME BRIEFS IRS offering low-income clinic grants Compiled by Becky Ginos The Internal Revenue Service has grants of up to $100,000 per year to Examples of qualifying organizations Police say Bountiful man accused of rape announced it will accept applications qualifying organizations to develop, include: for a part-year Low Income Taxpayer expand or continue low income • Clinical programs at accredited may have other victims Clinic (LITC) matching grant from taxpayer clinics. The LITC program law, business or accounting schools UNITAH—Another victim has come forward to accuse qualified organizations, in certain funds organizations to represent whose students represent low in- Ryan Meloni, a 20-year-old Bountiful man of rape. identified geographic areas, such as low-income taxpayers who have a come taxpayers in tax disputes with Meloni was arrested in January after he allegedly left Utah, to provide representation to tax controversy with the IRS and the IRS; a party with two girls and dropped one off at her home, low income taxpayers and education to educate individuals who speak • Organizations exempt from tax but then assaulted the other girl by his about taxpayer rights and respon- English as a second language (ESL) under Internal Revenue Code Sec- vehicle and left her on the side of the sibilities to individuals who speak about their rights and responsibili- tion 501(a) whose employees and road, according to court documents. He English as a second language. ties as U.S. taxpayers. An LITC must volunteers represent low income tax- is accused of returning to the first girl’s The LITC program is a federal provide services for free or for no payers in tax disputes with the IRS. home and raping her in her bedroom. grant program administered by the more than a nominal fee. Applications must be submitted The girl’s parents allegedly found Office of the Taxpayer Advocate at Although LITCs receive partial electronically at www.grants.gov by the IRS, led by the National Tax- funding from the IRS, LITCs, their April 1, 2016. The funding number is Meloni in their home and contacted payer Advocate, Nina E. Olson. The employees and their volunteers TREAS-GRANTS-052016-002. police. Last Saturday the Weber County LITC program awards matching operate independently from the IRS. [email protected] Sheriff’s Office announced that another potential victim had come forward accusing Meloni of rape. The Bountiful Police Department is investigating the claim. Police identify man killed in Bountiful driveway accident Authorities are encouraging anyone who believes they may also be a victim to contact the police. BOUNTIFUL—A man A motorist passing by The first unit arrived iner’s Office investigated working in a driveway 934 N. 275 West in Bounti- within three minutes to the incident indicate the Hill AFB employee accused of sending at a home in Bountiful ful about 11 a.m. March the scene, but the victim victim had been working F-16 parts to Indonesia who died after becoming 2 noticed the 57-year- was deceased when they on the vehicle when it pinned beneath a truck old man and called 911. arrived. rolled down the driveway SALT LAKE CITY—Federal investigators say a Huntsville last Wednesday morning Bountiful Police officers The initial findings after causing the fatal injuries, man sent F-16 parts to Indonesia while employed at Hill has been identified as Ron and South Davis Metro Bountiful detectives and according to police. Air Force Base as a civilian contractor. Wood. Fire personnel responded. the State Medical Exam- According to an indictment unsealed in Salt Lake’s U.S. District Court, Scott A. Williams, 51, allegedly illegally exported two F-16 Aircraft brake assemblies to Indonesia in April 2013 and prepared a false document authorizing 650 North in Clearfield to close Thursday night the shipment. He is also accused of exporting U.S. Air Force technical orders for F-16 aircraft. CLEARFIELD—The Davis- The I-15 Interchange Traffic at the base can use Williams is charged with two counts of unlawful expor- Weber Canal Co. will be ramps and access to the the south gates from state tation of goods from the United States and one count of working at 650 North be- west gate at Hill Air Force Route 193 or 5600 South as false statement in a document. He pleaded not guilty in tween State Street and the Base will remain open. alternates. More February. I-15 Interchange forcing its Alternate routes at the Roy For more information A trial is scheduled in U.S. District Court on May 2. closure starting Thursday 5600 South interchange about the closure, call 801- at 8 p.m. through Monday or Clearfield 700 South 699-6066. than at midnight. interchange are available. [email protected] Man accused of sexual exploitation WEST BOUNTIFUL—Thomas Bryon Elliott, 35, of just a Bountiful has been charged in two separate cases with two counts of sex abuse of a child in one and sexual Layton fire displaces family of five on Monday exploitation of a minor and enticing a minor in another. Authorities said Elliott texted a 15-year-old girl last LAYTON—The Layton City Fire Depart- One adult male occupant was overcome Tweet November making lewd comments. Police said the person ment responded to a fire Monday evening by smoke and heat when he tried to at 1414 E. 275 North after the homeowner open the door to the room. He sustained Our 140 words who sent the messages knew the teen’s name and what called 911 and reported that the base- singed hair and smoke inhalation and she was wearing. ment bedroom of the home was on fire. was treated at the scene. There was an are just the The girl’s mother contacted police who went to Elliott’s When crews arrived they could see oxygen concentrator in the bedroom as beginning, not the home to question him. Another girl told police Elliott had smoke venting from the basement win- well as additional oxygen cylinders. allegedly abused her in 2014. A search of the suspect’s dow and the occupants were out in front Damage is estimated to be approxi- ending of a story. phone revealed pornographic images of children, accord- of the home. Firefighters were able to mately $15,000 and the Red Cross offered ing to charging documents. quickly suppress the flames near a corner relocation services to the three adults and of a basement bedroom. Although the two children who occupied the home. No Trial set for man accused in kidnapping case fire did not extend out of the bedroom, firefighters were injured in the incident. there was smoke damage to much of the FARMINGTON—A two-day jury trial has been scheduled contents of the room and a wood panel [email protected] for Dwayne Taylor Rowland of Bountiful, who is accused wall, authorities said. of kidnapping his estranged wife and her son in 2014. Rowland pleaded not guilty to one count of aggravated kidnapping, one count of tampering with a witness, one count of assault and one count of domestic violence in the presence of a child. Synthia Rowland testified that on Jan. 19, 2014 her estranged husband attacked her in her Bountiful home, put her in his vehicle, then drove to Layton to pick up their 14-year- March 12 old son who was staying with relatives. Her sister called Pruning 9:00 am Bountiful police to report her missing later that night when Pesticides for the Home Garden - 1:00 pm she wasn’t answering her phone. Almost 12 hours later, March 19 police found Synthia Rowland and her son near Blanding Pruning 9:00 am Jan. 20, 2014. The trial is set for July 12 and 13. Fairy Gardens 1:00 pm March 26 Raised Bed Gardening 9:00 am

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The LITC program law, business or accounting schools The opinions stated in this article Finn-type tale published several The opinions stated in this ing her fingers under the UNITAH—Another victim has come forward to accuse qualified organizations, in certain funds organizations to represent whose students represent low in- are solely those of the author and not months after his death.) article are solely those of the door and doing her best Ryan Meloni, a 20-year-old Bountiful man of rape. identified geographic areas, such as low-income taxpayers who have a come taxpayers in tax disputes with of The Davis County Clipper. Like a large numbers of na- author and not of The Davis to chew through the door Meloni was arrested in January after he allegedly left Utah, to provide representation to tax controversy with the IRS and the IRS; tional readers, I bought “The Girl County Clipper. to get to you. a party with two girls and dropped one off at her home, low income taxpayers and education to educate individuals who speak • Organizations exempt from tax on the Train” (Paula Hawkins), Bath time will be a wet but then assaulted the other girl by his about taxpayer rights and respon- English as a second language (ESL) under Internal Revenue Code Sec- BRYAN often compared to “Gone Girl.” Peri lesson in patience. Wres- vehicle and left her on the side of the sibilities to individuals who speak about their rights and responsibili- tion 501(a) whose employees and GrAY While interesting, the book pales tle little raccoon into the in my view to another recent read Kinder tub, distracting her with road, according to court documents. He English as a second language. ties as U.S. taxpayers. An LITC must volunteers represent low income tax- Experienced Author is accused of returning to the first girl’s The LITC program is a federal provide services for free or for no payers in tax disputes with the IRS. journalist, (“Faithful Place” by Tana French) toys as you lather her grant program administered by the more than a nominal fee. Applications must be submitted or my favorite mystery/thriller and public furry body. Keep her calm home and raping her in her bedroom. businessman speaker The girl’s parents allegedly found Office of the Taxpayer Advocate at Although LITCs receive partial electronically at www.grants.gov by authors (Denise Mina from Scot- as the shampoo drips into the IRS, led by the National Tax- funding from the IRS, LITCs, their April 1, 2016. The funding number is living in Davis land, de Giovanni from Italy, or her eyes and she shrieks Meloni in their home and contacted payer Advocate, Nina E. Olson. The employees and their volunteers TREAS-GRANTS-052016-002. County American authors John Katzen- while crawling up your police. Last Saturday the Weber County LITC program awards matching operate independently from the IRS. [email protected] bach and John Sanford). arm, soaking your last Sheriff’s Office announced that another I also went back in time this semi-clean T-shirt. potential victim had come forward accusing Meloni of year to finally ready earlier clas- In the middle of the rape. The Bountiful Police Department is investigating the tahns have a love sics (“Boys from Brazil” by Ira night, you’ll be anxious claim. oddlers and rac- Police identify man killed in Bountiful driveway accident affair with Young Levin, “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” by about little raccoon. You’ll Authorities are encouraging anyone who believes they Truman Capote, “Brighton Rock” coons are eerily sneak into her room like may also be a victim to contact the police. BOUNTIFUL—A man A motorist passing by The first unit arrived iner’s Office investigated UAdult fantasy novels, by Graham Greene, “Travels with Tsimilar. They eat a ninja, to make sure working in a driveway 934 N. 275 West in Bounti- within three minutes to the incident indicate the a preference which has been Charley” by John Steinbeck, and food off the floor, have she’s safe. As you tiptoe Hill AFB employee accused of sending at a home in Bountiful ful about 11 a.m. March the scene, but the victim victim had been working re-read a handful of Christie’s back to bed and step on spoofed in some national imagination. nuclear levels of en- F-16 parts to Indonesia who died after becoming 2 noticed the 57-year- was deceased when they on the vehicle when it mystery chestnuts.) One of my a wooden block and slam pinned beneath a truck old man and called 911. arrived. rolled down the driveway journals as evidence that I’ll give you my “review” of favorite biographies was the ergy and they’re very your hip on the doorknob, SALT LAKE CITY—Federal investigators say a Huntsville last Wednesday morning Bountiful Police officers The initial findings after causing the fatal injuries, Utah adults are unsophisti- books. In the past several years, recently-published “Johnny Cash: you can’t swear, because the best books I’ve read include clever, without having man sent F-16 parts to Indonesia while employed at Hill has been identified as Ron and South Davis Metro Bountiful detectives and according to police. cated and immature. A Life” by the much-lauded enter- not only will little raccoon “The Burgess Boys” (Elizabeth tainment writer Richard Hillburn. a shred of common wake up with an ear-split- Air Force Base as a civilian contractor. Wood. Fire personnel responded. the State Medical Exam- That view is unfair. Any Strout), “Benediction” (the (Contrary to movie scripts, Cash ting scream, but she’ll use According to an indictment unsealed in Salt Lake’s reading should be encouraged, sense. When I learned late Kent Haruf), and “All the and his wife struggled with drug the swear word exclusive- U.S. District Court, Scott A. Williams, 51, allegedly illegally and, while I am not a fan of the my daughter was ex- Light We Cannot See” (Anthony and alcohol abuse almost to the ly for eight months. exported two F-16 Aircraft brake assemblies to Indonesia Young Adult genre, these novels 650 North in Clearfield to close Thursday night Doerr). One of my favorite time of their deaths.) pecting her first child Little raccoon will love in April 2013 and prepared a false document authorizing will hopefully lead readers to try mystery/thrillers has been “The I will not accept the oft-heard to make cookies. She’ll the shipment. He is also accused of exporting U.S. Air other fiction types. My wife and this spring, I thought CLEARFIELD—The Davis- The I-15 Interchange Traffic at the base can use Crocodile” by Naples, Italy author excuse, “I would love to read, but push the chair to the Force technical orders for F-16 aircraft. I are avid readers, and in the past she should practice Weber Canal Co. will be ramps and access to the the south gates from state Mauricio de Giovanni. One of the just can’t find the time.” Just as counter, climb up next to Williams is charged with two counts of unlawful expor- 12 months we have been educat- working at 650 North be- west gate at Hill Air Force Route 193 or 5600 South as most intriguing non-fiction books in child-raising, we find time for by raising a raccoon. you and turn the mixer on tation of goods from the United States and one count of ed, entertained and led by words tween State Street and the Base will remain open. alternates. has been “Detroit” by Charlie things we believe are important. full blast, shooting sugar false statement in a document. He pleaded not guilty in More to previous eras and unexplored Here’s my advice. I-15 Interchange forcing its Alternate routes at the Roy For more information LeDuff. None of us should be judged and eggs everywhere. February. lands and lifestyles. When holding your closure starting Thursday 5600 South interchange about the closure, call 801- In the past 12 months my for what we read, but we should She’ll screech and jump A trial is scheduled in U.S. District Court on May 2. That said, my wife and I read little raccoon for the first at 8 p.m. through Monday or Clearfield 700 South 699-6066. favorite reads have been “A Spool also be encouraged to “stretch onto your chest (whether than differently. In the past year, she time, you’ll be awestruck. at midnight. interchange are available. [email protected] of Blue Thread” (Anne Tyler) out” and find authors and genres you’re ready or not) and has read 75 books while I lagged You’ll touch her tiny fin- Man accused of sexual exploitation and “Our Souls at Night” (Kent which might be slightly out of our gers, gaze into her dark grab your hair so she behind at 41. She also has little Haruf, published following his WEST BOUNTIFUL—Thomas Bryon Elliott, 35, of comfort zone. brown eyes and sniff her won’t fall. Your hair will just a interest in the murder mystery death). But I also enjoyed “West I enjoy authors who make eventually grow back. Bountiful has been charged in two separate cases with or thriller books while I am not a furry head. She’ll cuddle Layton fire displaces family of five on Monday of Sunset” (Steward O’Nan, a me laugh (Jonathan Tropper), Strap little raccoon into two counts of sex abuse of a child in one and sexual fan of two of her favorite authors, into you and all will be reliably interesting Pittsburgh reminisce (Bob Greene), learn a stroller with a broken exploitation of a minor and enticing a minor in another. Geraldine Brooks and Justin right with the world—for LAYTON—The Layton City Fire Depart- One adult male occupant was overcome Tweet author) and an early Ivan Doig (Erik Larsen), and figure out a wheel and steer through Authorities said Elliott texted a 15-year-old girl last Cronin. She enjoys Jacqueline about seven minutes. ment responded to a fire Monday evening by smoke and heat when he tried to novel, “Days at the Rascal Fair.” good puzzle (early Ellery Queen). a crowded mall with one November making lewd comments. Police said the person Winspear; I prefer Agatha Chris- Then she’ll get hungry, at 1414 E. 275 North after the homeowner open the door to the room. He sustained Our 140 words (Doig, who passed away recently, And all can be found through one hand, carrying a 25-pound who sent the messages knew the teen’s name and what tie. and stay hungry for nine called 911 and reported that the base- singed hair and smoke inhalation and consistently captured the West, of two community resources: a diaper bag. When she she was wearing. are just the Both of us would agree that if years. ment bedroom of the home was on fire. was treated at the scene. There was an its immigrants and its odd ducks. bookstore or your local library. escapes and scampers The girl’s mother contacted police who went to Elliott’s you are not spending time with a As you’re breast When crews arrived they could see oxygen concentrator in the bedroom as I also enjoyed his last novel, “Last away, ignore the judging home to question him. Another girl told police Elliott had beginning, not the good book, you are missing out feeding, you’ll feel that smoke venting from the basement win- well as additional oxygen cylinders. Bus to Wisdom,” a Huckleberry glances from childless allegedly abused her in 2014. A search of the suspect’s on a central part of humanity: wonderful bond between dow and the occupants were out in front Damage is estimated to be approxi- ending of a story. the two of you, the love women. phone revealed pornographic images of children, accord- of the home. Firefighters were able to mately $15,000 and the Red Cross offered ing to charging documents. flowing and “$#*&!!!” Do Prepare yourself. You’ll quickly suppress the flames near a corner relocation services to the three adults and not punch your baby rac- leave little raccoon play- of a basement bedroom. Although the two children who occupied the home. No LetterS to the editor coon in the face when she ing cheerfully, only to fire did not extend out of the bedroom, firefighters were injured in the incident. Trial set for man accused in kidnapping case bites you. come back three minutes there was smoke damage to much of the later to find she’s disap- FARMINGTON—A two-day jury trial has been scheduled contents of the room and a wood panel [email protected] As your little raccoon peared. You’ll search for Dwayne Taylor Rowland of Bountiful, who is accused wall, authorities said. Bountiful should create a dog-friendly park to walk pets goes from crawling to of kidnapping his estranged wife and her son in 2014. running away from you at every room, closet and Rowland pleaded not guilty to one count of aggravated Dear Editor: though there will be a nature I know there are a few dog the store while stuffing drawer to no avail. Imme- kidnapping, one count of tampering I agree with Mayor Lewis that trail going around the perimeter owners who don’t take the re- candy in her mouth, you’ll diately after you hysteri- with a witness, one count of assault Bountiful has many things going that would be an ideal place to sponsibility of cleaning up after wonder if you’ll ever stop cally call the police, little and one count of domestic violence for it and is a great place to live. walk dogs. I believe all of the their canine companions as seri- being tired or ever spend raccoon will come stum- in the presence of a child. I moved to Bountiful in 1973 and other parks in the city have simi- ously as most of us do, so strict another moment not wor- bling down the hall after Synthia Rowland testified that on can’t imagine living anywhere lar restrictions. clean-up rules would need to be rying. The answer is no. napping under the towels Jan. 19, 2014 her estranged husband else. However, there is one thing In order to walk some place enforced, but I think it’s time All your clothes will in the laundry basket. You Bountiful residents don’t have – beside the city streets, I have to for Bountiful to create a dog- be smeared with peanut won’t know whether to attacked her in her Bountiful home, scream, laugh or cry; so put her in his vehicle, then drove a good place to take our dogs for drive to adjoining towns – Pros- friendly park with a walking path butter, yogurt and snot. March 12 a walk. pector Trail in West Bountiful; so we don’t have to drive out of You’ll wear them anyway. you’ll do all three. to Layton to pick up their 14-year- When she shaves the dog But even with toys old son who was staying with relatives. Her sister called Pruning 9:00 am I live within walking distance Legacy Parkway Trail in North town just to have a fun place to of the new Creekside Park that Salt Lake, Centerville and Farm- walk. or colors the tub with flushed in the toilet, Bountiful police to report her missing later that night when Pesticides for the Home Garden - 1:00 pm Sharpies, take it in stride. melted crayons in the she wasn’t answering her phone. Almost 12 hours later, will be built on Mill Street this ington; Buffalo Ranches Trail March 19 year. Unfortunately, I under- in Farmington; Denver and Rio Karen Colletty One day, you’ll rock dryer and the layer of police found Synthia Rowland and her son near Blanding Pruning 9:00 am little raccoon to sleep and stickiness that coats your Jan. 20, 2014. stand that there will be “no Grande Western Rail Trail from Bountiful Fairy Gardens 1:00 pm dogs allowed” in the park even Centerville to Ogden. place her gently in her entire house, you’ll love The trial is set for July 12 and 13. crib. You’ll be relieved little raccoon more than March 26 you can use the bathroom you ever imagined. And Raised Bed Gardening 9:00 am alone for the first time one day, when she has in days. Before you get her own little raccoon, Protect rights by voting for Sen. Ted Cruz for president comfortable, little rac- you can pass your hard- coon has tunneled out of earned advice along to Bountiful Greek Café · 801-683-8942 Dear Editor: without caving into amnesty. Ted after the last seven years of the crib and is frantically her. I am honored to be the Davis Cruz is a true leader with a 97 insanity and corruption under clawing at the door, shov- Buy 1 Entrée County Chair for Senator Ted percent liberty score, that has a Obama, having sold us out to & drink and Get the Cruz's campaign. I am honored proven record of standing up to Hispanic illegal aliens, terrorist *2nd Entree to work with fellow conserva- Republican establishment crony- refugees and putting veterans Half Price tives in this cause right here ism (the DC cartel), and has and VA reform to the back of the EXP. 3/11/16 valid Monday thru Thursday 4 to 8pm in Utah, Phil Wright and Chris stood up to malicious liberalism. line. All of this is unacceptable 353 South Main Street · Bountiful, Utah Herrod. I was born in Bountiful Ted Cruz is principled and has and Sen. Ted Cruz has plans to City and I am a disabled military kept his promises to the good clean house in Washington, D.C. Bountifulgreekcafe.com veteran and thankful for my people of Texas as a U.S. Sena- To my friends in Davis County, “Constitutional conscience” be- tor and will do the same thing as I ask all of you here in one of ing one that swore to uphold and the next President of the United the most armed counties in the defend it while in the U.S. Army States of America. Establish- United States to vote for Sen. and Navy and will always con- ment Republican politics here in Ted Cruz for President, there- tinue to in whatever capacity. Utah and across the Nation have fore protecting our 2nd amend- I cannot express to my friends proven to deceive voters, like ment rights in full and all of the and fellow conservatives across Marco Rubio has in Florida. 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in brick sizes and and have extended our Downtown mortar—gaps between the RDA (redevelopment three-layers of bricks that agency) for 20 years. Immunization bill hot Continued from p. A1 were used to make those That’s a testament to the walls, and the need for viability of this project.” Added to the equation extensive reconstruction Lewis said the city are the mounting costs of and upgrades,” Hill said. has money saved for the topic on Capitol Hill maintaining Stoker School, “They estimated it would new city hall—that no and the city’s desire to cost 10’s of millions of tax increase is necessary BY BECKY GINOS embellish the growth of dollars to refurbish. We and no bond needed [email protected] downtown. wanted that building to be to be issued. “We’re City manager Gary Hill the city hall, and we were very excited about the SALT LAKE CITY—Whether or not to said a group of consultants as disappointed as anyone possibilities,” he said. immunize has been a polarizing topic for studied the costs of that it wouldn’t work.” The University of Utah’s some time. HB221, sponsored by Rep. renovating the Stoker The new city complex extension program may, Carol Spackman Moss, D-Holladay, does building, to see if it could will occupy both the after Stoker is closed and not address this issue directly, but it does house the city offices. Stoker site and the soccer demolished, move its call for parents who choose not to vacci- “They worked on field south of 200 South. classes into the existing nate to watch an educational video before the study for about Under the plan, 200 city building, though no obtaining an exemption. nine months, and they South would be closed to decision has been made on The bill sparked lively debate on the concluded that the vehicles between Main that. And the area around House floor last week with lawmakers structural integrity of and 100 East. In addition the current city hall could speaking passionately for or against it. Al- the building has been to the city hall building, be part of a mixed-use though Speaker Greg Hughes reminded compromised greatly the complex will include development in the future. the body that the bill was not about the through years of a water feature (such as City leaders are pros or cons of vaccination, that didn’t remodeling,” he said. a fountain), trees, and a hosting an open house stop several representatives from speak- The consultants did grassy area with a stage on Wednesday, March ing out. Ultimately the bill was circled for tests in 80 different on the south side. That 23, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. further review and discussion as of press sections of the school, site could be used for at city hall, so residents time. which saw its last edition concerts or other types of can get a look at artists’ Those involved with the day-to-day added in the ‘40s when performances in the plaza. renderings and plans for ramifications of immunizations at the Da- a gym was constructed. “This will add to the the new complex. vis County Health Department (DCHD) The tests were used to vibrancy of downtown,” Hill said that once have been watching the bill closely. determine the structure’s said city planner Chad construction begins “The Health Department supports AN ImmuNIzATION bill was debated during the sustainability in the case Wilkinson. “We’ve next spring, it should vaccinations to prevent disease in both session. Courtesy photo of strong winds or an discussed this with the take about 14 months to children and adults,” said Kristy Cottrell, earthquake. taxing entities of the complete. “In many places, division director of DCHD Family Health immunizations are important through a city who’ve given it & Senior Services. “Some people can’t unreinforced masonry overwhelming support, person’s entire life. walls showed irregularities receive immunizations due to allergies or “People think they’re done after kin- other medical conditions but everyone dergarten,” she said. “Every time you go else around them should get vaccinated to in to the doctor for a physical you should be protected. We call that ‘cocooning.’” ask ‘what immunizations do I need today?’ an old-time trolley, he said. by the county in the Cottrell said currently an exemption Requirements change. As an adult one The smaller vehicle has county, he told the Clipper. carries through from kindergarten or day- dose of pertussis lasts a decade. If you Shuttle a shorter wheelbase and “I think this is great,” care until high school but the bill calls for haven’t had a tetanus shot in the last 10 Continued from p. A1 would allow for tighter said Doug Anderson, a that to be reviewed three times in kinder- years you should get the Tdap combo turns. member of the council, garten, seventh grade and 10th grade. shot.” could add stops as more Since Proposition 1 prior to the vote in “It would provide consistency across Cottrell said grandparents should be businesses come on line, passed in Davis County support. “I’m really excited the state,” she said. “It educates parents especially cautious around new grand ba- specifically Cabela’s and last year, UTA is required about this additional who choose not to vaccinate about what bies. “You want everyone in the family to the University of Utah’s to spend the dollars raised option for our residents.” they have to do with their child if an have pertussis. The baby could die. There Medical Center. outbreak occurs. Many don’t realize they are a lot of immunizations that you need The University of have to keep their children out of school. throughout your lifetime.” Utah often gives their That can be a hardship for some to keep She warns that Medicare coverage can employees UTA passes, he them home. We support the opportunity be a little challenging with immuniza- said, so more would likely to provide education.” tions and that patients should check their be using FrontRunner to Right now those seeking an exemp- coverage. get to work. tion have to fill out a form and meet with “I don’t want people to be surprised by Ridership on the free a nurse, Cottrell said. “We try to find a co-pay,” Cottrell said. “The affordable shuttle averages between out why they need an exemption. Is it care act doesn’t apply to Medicare so I 500 to 700 per day during a personal reason or just because they recommend that people get any shots the summer, according to can’t afford immunizations? The nurse before they turn 65.” Millheim. provides education about diseases and the Cottrell also recommends getting back UTA is hoping to bring a side effects of immunizations. They give to school vaccinations now. “It’s never too smaller bus for the route, the parents forms to take to the school. early,” she said. “Don’t wait until the last one that looks more like Through the bill, those who have exemp- minute to get them. It’s a great time now. tions would complete the renewal online Avoid the rush and get your children’s and print out the forms.” shots early.” In addition to the bill, Cottrell said WINTER SPECIAL it’s the residents’ choice want to make sure Utah Bill because they (industry) remains a great place for have nothing to hide.” business and free up labor Continued from p. A1 Hawkes said overall the and encourage innovation bill received wide support. in technology and other with concerns for theft $ .00 “I think it’s a reflection on fields.” or neglect. People think if how hard we worked to Hawkes said the non- someone knows they are strike a balance between compete clause is being being recorded maybe privacy concerns, residents’ overused. “Now almost 100 OFF they’ll walk on by or they’ll rights and business every industry is using Any Humidifi er Installation receive better care. It can interests,” he said. “A bill it. It’s broadly written so also answer after-the-fact like this came up two years employees have to go on • Protects Hardwood Floors and Wood Furnishings disputes if something ago and failed spectacularly. unemployment or move • Eliminates Static Electricity that can Cause Damage to Electronics goes missing or a resident It’s a sensitive issue.” to another state to start Not good with • Improved Humidity Levels Improves Heat Retention and Distribution falls. Certainly it’s good all Another bill Hawkes a business or find work,” any other offer. around for both residents is involved in has been he said. “That’s bad for • Provides a Heathier Respiratory Environment Expires 3/31/16 and staff.” causing a stir. HB251 everybody. We want them The bill is not an addresses non-compete to be used judiciously, indictment of the industry, clauses. cautiously and carefully. Not Hawkes said. “The industry “It’s a massive business just to prevent someone didn’t love the bill but they concern about the potential from changing jobs. We’re “Professional Service. didn’t outright oppose it,” implications on how widely considering both sides. he said. “The industry is these are used,” said We are trying to be fair to Done Right . . . Right Away!” concerned about liability Hawkes. “We’re trying to everybody.” for them to attract and work with the industry HB251 passed the House retain staff which is already to restrict the ‘bad actors’ and was headed to the a challenge for them. But while protecting legitimate Senate as of press time. 857 N. Marshall Way, Unit D, Layton, UT. • 801-544-4480 most are neutral and believe business interests. We A4 News CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 News A5 in brick sizes and and have extended our Downtown mortar—gaps between the RDA (redevelopment three-layers of bricks that agency) for 20 years. Immunization bill hot Continued from p. A1 were used to make those That’s a testament to the Emergency responders practice walls, and the need for viability of this project.” Added to the equation extensive reconstruction Lewis said the city are the mounting costs of and upgrades,” Hill said. has money saved for the skills during mass disaster topic on Capitol Hill maintaining Stoker School, “They estimated it would new city hall—that no and the city’s desire to cost 10’s of millions of tax increase is necessary embellish the growth of By TOM HARALDSEN BY BECKY GINOS dollars to refurbish. We and no bond needed [email protected] [email protected] downtown. wanted that building to be to be issued. “We’re City manager Gary Hill the city hall, and we were very excited about the BOUNTIFUL—It’s never said a group of consultants as disappointed as anyone possibilities,” he said. SALT LAKE CITY—Whether or not to too early or too often to studied the costs of that it wouldn’t work.” The University of Utah’s immunize has been a polarizing topic for prepare for a disaster, renovating the Stoker The new city complex extension program may, some time. HB221, sponsored by Rep. which many emergency building, to see if it could will occupy both the after Stoker is closed and Carol Spackman Moss, D-Holladay, does responders discovered house the city offices. Stoker site and the soccer demolished, move its not address this issue directly, but it does when practicing for one “They worked on field south of 200 South. classes into the existing call for parents who choose not to vacci- last Saturday in Bountiful. the study for about Under the plan, 200 city building, though no nate to watch an educational video before Lakeview Hospital was nine months, and they South would be closed to decision has been made on obtaining an exemption. host site once again for concluded that the vehicles between Main that. And the area around The bill sparked lively debate on the what’s become an annual structural integrity of and 100 East. In addition the current city hall could House floor last week with lawmakers exercise for members the building has been to the city hall building, be part of a mixed-use speaking passionately for or against it. Al- of South Davis Metro compromised greatly the complex will include development in the future. though Speaker Greg Hughes reminded Fire and the Air National through years of a water feature (such as City leaders are the body that the bill was not about the DAvE BIRcH, principal at Creekside Elementary, compares rowing to working together in education. Guard. Saturday’s scenar- remodeling,” he said. a fountain), trees, and a hosting an open house pros or cons of vaccination, that didn’t Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper io was this – an explosion The consultants did grassy area with a stage on Wednesday, March stop several representatives from speak- at a local refinery that tests in 80 different on the south side. That 23, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. ing out. Ultimately the bill was circled for created chemical impli- sections of the school, site could be used for at city hall, so residents LAkEvIEW HOSpITAL was the host site for a mock disaster. further review and discussion as of press cations and affected 35 which saw its last edition concerts or other types of can get a look at artists’ time. volunteer “victims.” Their Those involved with the day-to-day added in the ‘40s when performances in the plaza. renderings and plans for Principals share concerns, Courtesy photo injuries included burns, a gym was constructed. “This will add to the the new complex. ramifications of immunizations at the Da- amputations and inhala- The tests were used to vibrancy of downtown,” Hill said that once vis County Health Department (DCHD) tion problems. where we could keep real emergencies, and the determine the structure’s said city planner Chad construction begins have been watching the bill closely. “We’ve partnered with them isolated, so there National Guard and South “The Health Department supports AN ImmuNIzATION bill was debated during the sustainability in the case Wilkinson. “We’ve next spring, it should make suggestions to board would be no exposure to Metro Fire crews do the these groups and every session. Courtesy photo of strong winds or an discussed this with the take about 14 months to vaccinations to prevent disease in both year provide a place the public,” Brewster said. same thing. Everyone children and adults,” said Kristy Cottrell, earthquake. taxing entities of the complete. BY LOUISE R. SHAW He asked board members to “recog- She added that it only comes to know what “In many places, [email protected] nize the outstanding, truly remarkable where they can run a division director of DCHD Family Health immunizations are important through a city who’ve given it took 18 minutes to set up roles they play, and what unreinforced masonry achievements made by the man who calls a disaster drill,” said Angela & Senior Services. “Some people can’t person’s entire life. overwhelming support, the tent, including getting resources are available.” walls showed irregularities LAYTON—Principals at schools that feed cadence we all listen to.” Brewster, director of mar- receive immunizations due to allergies or “People think they’re done after kin- running water flowing. Brewster said at the end into Layton High shared their successes Birch told the Clipper the challenge he keting and communica- other medical conditions but everyone dergarten,” she said. “Every time you go “We ran a full-scale op- of the day, participants and their concerns with the Davis School was referring to was the budget cuts made tions at Lakeview Hos- else around them should get vaccinated to in to the doctor for a physical you should eration, including taking do what they call a “hot District Board of Education on March 1 necessary by the recent recession. pital. “A number of our be protected. We call that ‘cocooning.’” ask ‘what immunizations do I need today?’ victims to the ER at the wash,” going over the an old-time trolley, he said. by the county in the and in one case, the response was unex- “The way the superintendent led us employees volunteer their Cottrell said currently an exemption Requirements change. As an adult one hospital,” Brewster said. day, the timing of events, The smaller vehicle has county, he told the Clipper. pected. through those years fostered the team- time to be the victims, carries through from kindergarten or day- dose of pertussis lasts a decade. If you Shuttle The exercise lasted about and areas where they can a shorter wheelbase and “I think this is great,” The board schedules one meeting each work approach,” he said. Employee cuts and many of our medical care until high school but the bill calls for haven’t had a tetanus shot in the last 10 90 minutes, time for some improve. Continued from p. A1 would allow for tighter said Doug Anderson, a quarter at a school in the district, where had to be made, but they were made “very, personnel also participate that to be reviewed three times in kinder- years you should get the Tdap combo stations to run through “It’s a good way to get turns. member of the council, they give the floor to a representative from very thoughtfully,” he said. “I believe he each year.” garten, seventh grade and 10th grade. shot.” their processes twice. us all familiar with the could add stops as more Since Proposition 1 prior to the vote in each school and invite them to share best did a great job of taking care of people.” Military officials set up “It would provide consistency across Cottrell said grandparents should be “For us, we just want to needs of our community, businesses come on line, passed in Davis County support. “I’m really excited practices or barriers they have experi- “We made it through the tough years a decontamination unit the state,” she said. “It educates parents especially cautious around new grand ba- make sure our emergency how quickly we can re- specifically Cabela’s and last year, UTA is required about this additional enced as they work toward the district goal by sticking together, working together, tent, with personnel in who choose not to vaccinate about what bies. “You want everyone in the family to response crew is ready to spond to an emergency,” the University of Utah’s to spend the dollars raised option for our residents.” of “Learning First.” and keeping ‘Learning First,’” he said. “He Hazmat suits helping vic- they have to do with their child if an have pertussis. The baby could die. There respond,” she said. “We she said. “It was extreme- Medical Center. Absenteeism was mentioned as a barrier never lost sight of that.” tims “in an environment outbreak occurs. Many don’t realize they are a lot of immunizations that you need are always preparing for ly helpful for us.” The University of by several principals, specifically the need Birch asked the board “to support our have to keep their children out of school. throughout your lifetime.” Utah often gives their to motivate teens to attend junior high and district leadership and in so doing support That can be a hardship for some to keep She warns that Medicare coverage can employees UTA passes, he to motivate parents to get their children to us in the schools so that we can indeed them home. We support the opportunity be a little challenging with immuniza- said, so more would likely school at the elementary level. put learning first. We ask that you work as to provide education.” tions and that patients should check their be using FrontRunner to “If we can get students in our classroom effectively as possible with the man who Right now those seeking an exemp- coverage. get to work. they are successful,” said TJ Barker, prin- calls our cadence, with the leaders at the tion have to fill out a form and meet with “I don’t want people to be surprised by Ridership on the free cipal at Central Davis Junior High. “They district level who have helped us and are a nurse, Cottrell said. “We try to find a co-pay,” Cottrell said. “The affordable shuttle averages between can overcome ability, they can overcome helping us to put learning first.” out why they need an exemption. Is it care act doesn’t apply to Medicare so I 500 to 700 per day during apathy. 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The store will be tions throughout the year. open for business at 10 a.m. Dick and Mary Cabela The new 70,000 square- founded Cabela’s Incor- foot store will be Cabela’s porated as a “kitchen- a rendering of the proposed Woods Crossing development along 2600 South and Wildcat Way. second retail location in table dream” in 1961. It Courtesy photo Utah. It is located at 391 has become famous for its North Cabela’s Drive in world-renowned reputation the Park Lane Commons for quality merchandise development adjacent to and legendary customer Station Park on the west service. WX development moving full steam ahead side of I-15. [email protected] BY BeCKY ginoS so that you don’t have to wait in line at the light,” said [email protected] Thackeray. “We’re also combining access with the ‘Bunny Hop’ coming on March 19 hotel. We have four or five different improvements to WoodS CroSS—There’s been a little activity at the old help the traffic. If you double the size of the Smith’s you BoUntifUL—It’s a tradi- kids to hunt down and re- Kmart site but residents should see real progress in double the amount of people.” tion you should hop right trieve, with the free hunts the coming weeks after the Woods Cross City Council The developers had come before the council a few to. The annual ‘Bunny divided into age groups so approved the final plat last Tuesday. weeks ago asking for some financial assistance to im- Hop’ Easter Egg Hunt, everyone will have some- “We’re comfortable with what’s here,” said City Ad- prove the roads around the project. sponsored by the Bountiful thing for their baskets. In ministrator Gary Uresk. “The city and the school district have offered some City Youth Council, will be addition, there’ll be food, “Things are moving along and looking good,” council help,” said Thackeray. “It’ll be a nice little project with a held on Saturday, March bounce houses and other member Ryan Westergard added before the vote. spectacular entry way and plaza. We’re all on the same 19 at Bountiful City Park, activities for kids ages The area, along 2600 South and Wildcat Way has page so we’re going full steam ahead.” 400 N. 200 West. It runs 0-12. Tickets for various been slated for a Smith’s store as the anchor sur- The council also approved the rezoning of a parcel of from 9 to 11 a.m. activities are just 25 cents rounded by businesses, restaurants and a plaza that will land on the corner of 2425 South and Redwood Road. It There will be thousands each. elevate the look of the once run down parking lot and was changed from C-2 general commercial to I-1 light of colorful Easter eggs for old Kmart. industrial/business park. “With everybody looking at this we’ll get a better “The opposite side of the street is already zoned that project,” said John Thackeray a partner with Thackeray way,” said Woods Cross Community Development Di- Garn Company, the developers. “I appreciate the coun- rector Tim Stephens. “Several years ago that parcel was Devshrayee to speak at AARP meeting cil taking the time to look at all of this. We still have rezoned to C-2 because the owner thought he might some technical issues to work out in a couple of weeks. bring in some light retail, but now he’s asking to have it BoUntifUL—Jeffrey by Dale Yates, chapter But we should have the Smith’s pad completely graded rezoned back.” Devshrayee will talk about president. While in India, by about March 12 or 14. They expect to start building The Overland Group presented renderings and a his experiences in India Devshrayee was able to within the next 45 days.” site plan for possible storage units on the land to the during the upcoming meet- find information on five Thackeray said they’ve been signing leases with council. ing of Bountiful’s AARP generations of his family. potential tenants. “I think there is a good chance that by Stephens said the group held an open house recently chapter at the Golden He will speak about his May we should have a good list of businesses.” to allow residents’ input on the proposal. Years Senior Center, 726 S. experiences and observa- There had been concerns over traffic patterns in the “It had light attendance and there wasn’t any real 100 East. tions while there. area so the developers provided a traffic study to the objections,” he said. “Mostly they wanted to ensure that Devshrayee recently The meeting is set for council. “I’m satisfied with the traffic study,” said coun- the lighting was shielded and that owners wouldn’t have traveled to India to learn Tuesday, March 15 at cil member Tamra Dayley. access to the units during the late night hours.” about his roots, according 12:30 p.m. “We want to fix the right turn lane onto Wildcat Way The council approved the rezoning 3 – 1. to information provided [email protected]

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In addi- much more, according to a tion, the store includes an company release. express café, Gun Library Cabela’s executives will and Bargain Cave. host the ribbon-cutting Approximately 175 full- ceremony at 9:45 a.m. At time, part-time and seasonal the conclusion, an employee employees will staff the lo- will shoot an arrow from a cation, hosting educational bow to cut the grand open- seminars and demonstra- ing ribbon. The store will be tions throughout the year. open for business at 10 a.m. Dick and Mary Cabela The new 70,000 square- founded Cabela’s Incor- foot store will be Cabela’s porated as a “kitchen- a rendering of the proposed Woods Crossing development along 2600 South and Wildcat Way. second retail location in table dream” in 1961. It Courtesy photo Utah. It is located at 391 has become famous for its North Cabela’s Drive in world-renowned reputation the Park Lane Commons for quality merchandise development adjacent to and legendary customer Station Park on the west service. WX development moving full steam ahead side of I-15. [email protected] BY BeCKY ginoS so that you don’t have to wait in line at the light,” said [email protected] Thackeray. “We’re also combining access with the ‘Bunny Hop’ coming on March 19 hotel. We have four or five different improvements to Love at the heart of Utah Opera’s WoodS CroSS—There’s been a little activity at the old help the traffic. If you double the size of the Smith’s you BoUntifUL—It’s a tradi- kids to hunt down and re- Kmart site but residents should see real progress in double the amount of people.” tion you should hop right trieve, with the free hunts the coming weeks after the Woods Cross City Council The developers had come before the council a few to. The annual ‘Bunny divided into age groups so approved the final plat last Tuesday. weeks ago asking for some financial assistance to im- Hop’ Easter Egg Hunt, everyone will have some- “We’re comfortable with what’s here,” said City Ad- prove the roads around the project. sponsored by the Bountiful thing for their baskets. In ministrator Gary Uresk. “The city and the school district have offered some City Youth Council, will be addition, there’ll be food, “Things are moving along and looking good,” council help,” said Thackeray. “It’ll be a nice little project with a held on Saturday, March bounce houses and other member Ryan Westergard added before the vote. spectacular entry way and plaza. We’re all on the same 19 at Bountiful City Park, activities for kids ages The area, along 2600 South and Wildcat Way has page so we’re going full steam ahead.” 400 N. 200 West. It runs 0-12. Tickets for various been slated for a Smith’s store as the anchor sur- The council also approved the rezoning of a parcel of from 9 to 11 a.m. activities are just 25 cents rounded by businesses, restaurants and a plaza that will land on the corner of 2425 South and Redwood Road. It There will be thousands each. elevate the look of the once run down parking lot and was changed from C-2 general commercial to I-1 light ‘Aida’ of colorful Easter eggs for old Kmart. industrial/business park. BY JENNIFFER WARDELL “With everybody looking at this we’ll get a better “The opposite side of the street is already zoned that Clipper Staff Writer project,” said John Thackeray a partner with Thackeray way,” said Woods Cross Community Development Di- Garn Company, the developers. “I appreciate the coun- rector Tim Stephens. “Several years ago that parcel was Devshrayee to speak at AARP meeting cil taking the time to look at all of this. We still have rezoned to C-2 because the owner thought he might SALT LAKE CITY—If you’re a fan of some technical issues to work out in a couple of weeks. bring in some light retail, but now he’s asking to have it Broadway’s “Aida,” then Utah Opera has a BoUntifUL—Jeffrey by Dale Yates, chapter But we should have the Smith’s pad completely graded rezoned back.” Devshrayee will talk about president. While in India, by about March 12 or 14. They expect to start building The Overland Group presented renderings and a treat for you. his experiences in India Devshrayee was able to within the next 45 days.” site plan for possible storage units on the land to the The company’s production of Verdi’s during the upcoming meet- find information on five Thackeray said they’ve been signing leases with council. ing of Bountiful’s AARP generations of his family. potential tenants. “I think there is a good chance that by Stephens said the group held an open house recently “Aida,” the opera the rock musical was chapter at the Golden He will speak about his May we should have a good list of businesses.” to allow residents’ input on the proposal. based on, is coming to the Janet Quinney Years Senior Center, 726 S. experiences and observa- There had been concerns over traffic patterns in the “It had light attendance and there wasn’t any real 100 East. tions while there. area so the developers provided a traffic study to the objections,” he said. “Mostly they wanted to ensure that Lawson Capitol Theatre March 12, 14, 16 Devshrayee recently The meeting is set for council. “I’m satisfied with the traffic study,” said coun- the lighting was shielded and that owners wouldn’t have and 18 at 7 p.m. and March 20 at 2 p.m. traveled to India to learn Tuesday, March 15 at cil member Tamra Dayley. access to the units during the late night hours.” about his roots, according 12:30 p.m. “We want to fix the right turn lane onto Wildcat Way The council approved the rezoning 3 – 1. Though the format is different, and certain to information provided [email protected] elements in the story have changed, the heart of both shows is still very much the same. “If they know Elton John, they should have a frame of reference,” said tenor Marc Heller, who is performing as the Egyptian warrior Radames in the show. “They should definitely feel like they’re not in unfamiliar territory.” At the heart of both productions is the love triangle between Radames, the Nubian slave Aida, and the Egyptian priestess Amneris. Though Amneris is in love with Radames, he and Aida are secretly in love with each other. Unfortunately, Aida is also a princess, and her people and Radames are locked in a desperate battle. “The center of the piece is a love story,” said Garnett Bruce, stage director for the production. CALL TODAY “You have these two characters from two different backgrounds who find each other in the middle of war.” According to the cast, however, the real battle in the opera is one of love against love. AND THE NATION’S “The emotions don’t change,” said Katharine Goeldner, a mezzo-soprano who sings the role of JENNIFER ChECk sings the title role and Marc Heller is Amneris. “It’s an eternal conflict.” Those emotions only add to the power of the story. Radames, in Utah Opera’s production of Guiseppe Verdi’s Aida. BeSt “For me, it’s opera at its best,” said soprano Jennifer Check, The love triangle is completed by Katharine Goeldner (center in who sings the title role. top, left photo), who plays Amneris. The set for the production (above,right) takes the audience to ancient Egypt. ONE HOUR n See “AIDA” p. B3 WORKOUT Photos by Louise R. 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11:30 a.m. at the First Bap- events •••• tist Church, 1915 S. Or- chard Drive in Bountiful. March 12 The class is open to women • Ceili Celebration from of all faiths, and nursery 6:30 to 8 p.m. St. Patrick’s care will be provided. For Day fun for the whole fam- more information, call ily! Live bagpipes and per- Mary at 801-292-1035. formances from champion • Heart to Heart 12 Irish dancers. Held at the step addiction recovery Leadership Learning Acad- program, 10 a.m. to noon, emy, 100 W. 2675 North, 1012 S. 500 West, Woods Layton. $5 admission. Cross, 801-292-8046. March 12, 26 • Guided tours with the curator at the Fielding Garr Ranch, 2 p.m., Ante- clubs •••• lope Island. See the entire Monday ranch site from the original • Pack 3220 invites boys ranch house, shearing barns grades 1-4 to join its pack, and corrals. Dress for the Monday, 6:30 p.m., Bounti- weather as the tour is in the ful Fire Station, 255 S. 100 cold weather. For informa- West, Bountiful. Pack 3220 tion, call (801) 649-5742. is a non-denominational March 17 Cub Scout pack, all faiths • WSU’s Student Involve- and backgrounds are ment and Leadership hosts welcome. For information a blood drive 11 a.m. to 3 contact Cubmaster Adam at p.m., WSU Davis outside of Building 2, 2750 University 801-201-9289. Park Blvd., Layton. Call 801-425-6077 to schedule First/third tuesday an appointment. • The Bountiful Lions March 24-26 Club meets on the first • Salt Lake’s FanX con- Dancers take to the stage and third Tuesday of each vention is coming to the Salt Woods Cross Dance Company will present “Beginnings and Endings” next Monday and Tuesday, March 14 and 15, at Woods Cross High month. Contact info: Palace, featuring celebrity School, 500 W. 2200 South. The program begins at 7 p.m. each evening. Tickets run $5 for students and $6 for adults. A family pass is Wayne King, Express- guests such as actress Gil- available for $20. [email protected]. or 801- lian Anderson, Matt Smith, 589-3097. and astronaut Buzz Aldrin, Courtesy photo thursday panels, vendors booths and • The Bountiful Break- a variety of other activi- fast Exchange Club meets ties. For more information “The Redeemer.” The sacred book page. tionally the gallery is open March 23 at the South Davis Rec about guests or events, or music work is in three parts: in partnership with The • WSU Davis Student Center, at 7:30 a.m., 550 to purchase either one-day “The Prophecy,” “The Sac- Downtown Winter Farmers Services hosts the workshop N. 200 West. Visitors or three-day passes, visit rifice,” and “The Promise.” stage•••• Market every other Saturday “Nutrition for Healthy Eat- welcome. saltlakecomiccon.com. Part I draws upon prophecies from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. from ing,” speaker Rochelle Crea- • The Bountiful chapter from the Book of Mor- Feb. 26-March 19 Jan. 16 to April 23. ger, WSU student wellness of Rotary meets at 11:30 mon and from the Gospel • CenterPoint Legacy Feb. 26-March 25 coordinator, 12:30 to 1:30 a.m. at Joy Luck Restau- Music•••• of Luke that the Messiah Theatre presents Arthur • Bountiful Davis Art p.m., WSU Davis Building rant, located at 566 W. would be born of Mary and Miller’s “The Crucible.” In Center is pleased to present 2 Room 117, 2750 Univer- 1350 South, Woods Cross. March 11 be called the Son of God, the classic play, a teenage girl Illustrators Utah! BDAC sity Park Blvd., Layton, free. Yoga • Temple Square Concert the Redeemer of the world. seeks to take revenge on her has enjoyed a longtime rela- 801-395-3517 or jenniferun- • Total Body Vinyasa, Series, 7:30 p.m., Assembly Part II turns to passages in enemies by declaring them tionship with the numerous [email protected]. Tuesdays, 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. Hall. Brigham Young Uni- the Doctrine and Covenants to be witches in Salem, Mas- and high quality illustrators thursday • Morning Chakra De- versity Chamber Orchestra and the Old Testament book sachusetts, 1692. As the rest in Utah and has staged this • Explorers Bible Study tox, Wednesdays, 6:30 to will perform “The Banks of of Job, as well as the Book of of the town becomes swept exhibit many times since its classes are held from 9:30- 7:30 p.m. Green Willow” by Butter- Mormon, to tell of Christ’s up in witch fever, many in- inception in the 1990s. The worth, Concerto in F Major atoning sacrifice. Part III nocent people are accused exhibit will be at the Bounti- by Heinichen and Sym- tells of the Savior’s Resur- and convicted. The play runs ful Davis Art Center, 90 phony No. 8 by Beethoven. rection and Atonement, as Monday, Thursday, Friday North Main Street, Bounti- Admission open to those taught by Book of Mormon and Saturday evenings in the ful. Featured artists include eight and older. Tickets not prophets and latter-day rev- theater’s Lieshman Perfor- Pat Bagley, editorial cartoon- required. elation. Free tickets required mance Hall. For tickets call ist for the Salt Lake Tribune; March 12 by visiting lds.org/events or 801-298-1302 or visit online W i l l Te r r y, J a k e P a r k e r, • Temple Square Concert calling 801-570-0080. Open at CPTUTAH.org. 525 N. (They Gave Her Eggs by Series, 7:30 p.m., Assembly to ages eight and older. 400 West, Centerville. Sherry Meidell,) Paul Mann Hall. Utah Music Teachers March 19 Feb. 29-March 26 and Richard Brown. Association (UMTA) Con- • The West Valley Sym- • CenterPoint Legacy certo Competition Winners phony of Utah presents a Theatre presents Disney’s Recital. Admission open to free concert with Donny “Beauty and the Beast.” A classes••• those eight and older. Tick- Gilbert conducting Ottorino beautiful heroine finds her- Life Care Navigation ™ ets not required. March 14 Respighi’s “Pines of Rome,” self as the involuntary house Central to our mission is restoring hope by caring for the emotional, March 11 • Gluten free store tour, 7:30 p.m., Utah Cultural guest of a terrible beast in an spiritual and physical needs of the client. We accomplish this through • Davis Arts Chamber noon Farmington Harmons. Celebration Center audito- enchanted castle. Based on relationship building and effective communication with clients, families Music series. Double or Join a Harmons’ dietitian for rium, 1355 W. 3100 South, the Walt Disney animated and health care providers. Life Care Navigation was created to provide Nothing will make their feature, Belle is asked to look a tour of the wide selec- West Valley City. Free those in need with a journey of dignifi ed and compassionate care. series debut by musically general admission. For more beyond outward appearance tion of gluten free foods exploring “Something Old, information visit: westvalley- to discover the beauty that and products. Call Sarah to • Companion Care • Social Care Program Something New, Something symphonyutah.org. lies beneath the surface. Can reserve your spot today. 801- • Personal Care • Dementia Care Borrowed, Something Blue.” March 20 she love him for what is in- 928-2634. • Certifi ed Palliative Care • Alzheimer's Care 7:30 p.m., Alpine Church, • 2016 Interfaith Musical side? Can she break the spell March 19 • Ready-Set-Go Home • End of Life Care 254 W. 2675 North, Layton Tribute, Tabernacle on Tem- and set the beast free? This • WSU’s Office of Avoiding Hospital Readmissions (off Hill Field Road). ple Square, 6 p.m. The Salt tale as old as time is a delight Education & Outreach hosts March 16-20 Lake Interfaith Roundtable for the entire family. For FAFSA Frenzy assistance for We Respond To Your After Hours Call In 15 Minutes or Less! • The Choral Arts Society presents its annual Interfaith tickets call 801-298-1302 or student submitting federal of Utah will participate in Musical Tribute: “Voices visit online at CPTUTAH. financial-aid applications, 8 the American International of Faith: Sacred Traditions org. 525 N. 400 West, Cen- a.m. to 3 p.m., WSU Davis Choral Festival. Anyone and Prayers.” Performances terville. Building 2 Room 101, 2750 can attend and listen to the include song, dance, scrip- University Park Blvd., Lay- competition performances ture and prayers from the exhibits••• ton. 801-626-7006 or weber. 801-820-5874 • visitingangels.com/davisweber and friendship concerts. Episcopal, Buddhist, Celtic, eud/fafsahelp. The BYU Men’s Chorus Greek Orthodox, Hindu, Jan. 15-March 11 Concert, March 18, is $6 Jewish, Latter-day Saint, • Rio Gallery in Salt Lake per person and the closing Muslim, and Native Ameri- presents its latest exhibit, E V E N T S concert, March 19 is $6-$10 can faith traditions. For free “Raw and Cooked,” which per person. Tickets available tickets visit lds.org/events or explores the relationship S P O RT S • at the BYU School of Music. call 801-570-0080. between culture and nature. For more information about C H O O L S • Ongoing Artists Jim Jacobs, Joshua 125 YEARS SERVINGS YOU! the event visit http://www. • Family friendly open Winegar, and Paul Crow interkultur.com. Experience Davis U S I N E S S • mic every Saturday night c e B present work within this County’s year in March 18 photos from 8 to 10 p.m. 36 E. 400 nature/culture dialectic. The Celebrating 124 years of being Davis County’s news sour ON A3 • Temple Square Concert The P E O P L E • South, Bountiful. Guitars, Rio Gallery is located inside THURSDAY, DEC. 31, 2015 Series, 7:30 p.m., Taber- DavisE W S •C lipperVOL. 124 NO. 44 drums, piano available, free the Rio Grande Depot at 75N cents nacle. The Brigham Young but donations appreciated. 300 S. Rio Grande Street,L O C A L University–Idaho combined Presented by Joy Founda- Salt Lake City. Gallery choirs and orchestra will tion. More information at hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., The perform Robert Cundick’s Bountiful Open Mic Face- MondaySee - Friday. Addi- Inside THURSDAY MARCH 10, 2016

arkable instrument.” secure,” said sen. Orrin Hatch.Photo “it is bya rem Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS base. “With this our freedoms are more iling of the first F-35s at Hill Air Force DavisgueStS riSe For A FlAg CeremoNy prior to the unve Clipper LOCAL EVENTS • LOCAL PEOPLE 75 cents E V E N T S LOCAL DEALS • & MUCHS P O MORE! RT S • 2015full of beginnings solar power jobs. rrived at Hill AFb, wherePhoto heby promotedLouise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper C H O O L S • AH as president, Pres. barack Obama a iN HiS oNly ViSit to ut S ONLY and endings $ Compiled by Davis Clipper Staff U S I N E S S • The year 2015 was a big one for Davis B PER YEAR County. We had our first visit from both 35 President Obama and the Tour of Utah, -and F-35s made their first appearance at Hill Air Force Base. The county alsoE finally O man P L E • aged to wrap up severalP ongoing issues, Available in print including UDOT’s I-15 construction, North Salt Lake’s landslide remediation, and more. Here’s a look at the year in review. E W S • New library, police station N F-35s arrive at Hill AFB serve needs in Kaysville or E-edition The first two F-35s landedre aton They have been on the me, n Hill Air Force Base to fanfa drawing board for a long ti Sept. 2. but 2015 marked the completio and m. A month later, in a formal of both a new police station O C A L unveiling ceremony on base, ike a new library in Kaysville City. nch of the Davis County Library syste Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper Senators Orrin Hatch and M The station had first been s being opened for the new Kaysville bra L ave Lee joined Representatives art proposed in 2010, but voters denied a bond that would h tHe riBBoN iS Cut prior to the door the solar industry, before flying Rob Bishop and Chris Stew Four years later, off to his next destination. in welcoming the Air Force’s funded it. After being welcomed by n newest fighter jet to the Hill Police Chief Sol Oberg told Utah’s Congressional delegatio Voters pass $298 million community. the city council the old station Presidential visit goes and shaking the hands of baseval, was inadequate. “I was hired to bond for schools “This is an airplane you can through Davis County personnel invited for his arri When voters passed the $298sed 88th ensure public safety, and this is all be proud of,” said Col. Brad It was his first and very likelyUtah he was driven to Salt Lake million bond measure propo the city’s biggest deficit,” he said. The Lyons, commander of the 3 his only trip to the state of City where he met with local by the Davis School District, it The council voted to funde the er- Fighter Wing on base. as the nation’s leader, and it dignitaries and leaders from wasn’t just high school studentsd. The He called it a platform that station with a lease revenu started and ended in Davis Church of Jesus Christ of Latt in Farmington who celebrate will “adapt to face tomorrow’s bond for $5.5 million and it ear.was County. day Saints. e n See “2015” p. A5 threats,” and praised the to completed in June of this y President Barack Obama flew Friday morning he again cam fighters who will take them The new library is a branch into Hill Air Force Base late to Hill to promote a program n battle, as well as “those that n- of the Davis County Libraryby evening on Thursday, April 2 for that will help veterans get jobs i See local system and was completed turn wrenches, deliver missio an overnight stay. critical functions … and the the county two months later at a community which supports this” cost of around $5 million. base with uncommon devotion. Inside THURSDAY MARCH 10, 2016 subscribe to the Davis county’s local news source Davis Clippercall today: 801-295-2251 ext. 119 75 cents B2 cliPPeR • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 What tO DO in utah CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 SHOWCASE B3 Movie Beat 11:30 a.m. at the First Bap- events •••• tist Church, 1915 S. Or- chard Drive in Bountiful. March 12 The class is open to women • Ceili Celebration from of all faiths, and nursery ‘Singing With Angels’ never quite soars 6:30 to 8 p.m. St. Patrick’s care will be provided. For Day fun for the whole fam- more information, call JENNIFFER lice-of-life movies have her daughter-in-law throughout ily! Live bagpipes and per- Mary at 801-292-1035. WARDELL to be something spe- most of the movie, then suddenly formances from champion • Heart to Heart 12 Movie critic, and dramatically warms. It’s pos- Irish dancers. Held at the cial to catch an audi- step addiction recovery member of S sible to bridge those emotional Leadership Learning Acad- program, 10 a.m. to noon, the Utah Film ence’s attention. divides, but the movie never emy, 100 W. 2675 North, 1012 S. 500 West, Woods shows us the transition. Critics Sadly, “Singing With Angels” Layton. $5 admission. Cross, 801-292-8046. doesn’t quite make it. The movie, Which is part of the reason March 12, 26 Association which is a fictionalized account why other, more minor gaps • Guided tours with the of one woman’s experiences can stand out like a sore thumb. curator at the Fielding clubs •••• while singing with the Mormon The biggest one for me is that Garr Ranch, 2 p.m., Ante- Singing With Angels Tabernacle Choir, is so episodic the main character seemed to lope Island. See the entire Monday that the overall story arc ends be largely unconcerned about ranch site from the original • Pack 3220 invites boys up suffering. The results are money for the entire last half of ranch house, shearing barns grades 1-4 to join its pack, Rated PG for thematic ele- pleasant and well-made, but they the movie, despite the fact that and corrals. Dress for the Monday, 6:30 p.m., Bounti- mostly lack the depth and power it’s a major factor in the lives of weather as the tour is in the ments and an accident scene ful Fire Station, 255 S. 100 of the choir music featured in the Photo courtesy of Candlelight Media everyday humans. When the cold weather. For informa- West, Bountiful. Pack 3220 movie. lead character is agonizing over tion, call (801) 649-5742. is a non-denominational Written by Brittany The movie covers a roughly whether she should move, I March 17 Cub Scout pack, all faiths Wiscombe five-year period of one woman’s much on highlighting the indi- comprehend, also makes it hard couldn’t focus on those scenes • WSU’s Student Involve- and backgrounds are time with the choir, starting in vidual incidents that we hardly to follow the emotional through because my brain kept poking ment and Leadership hosts welcome. For information Directed by Brian Brough the present and jumping back to ever see the long-term impact of line on the character’s life. In me with questions like “Does she a blood drive 11 a.m. to 3 contact Cubmaster Adam at various clearly labeled flashbacks any of them on the lead character these moments, the movie feels have a job there? Shouldn't she p.m., WSU Davis outside of 801-201-9289. throughout the film. The various – it’s like they really did happen like a quiet family drama that at least mention that she’ll need Building 2, 2750 University Starring Sarah Kent, Scott incidents that occur throughout to different people, immediately never really goes anywhere. to find the job there?” They try Park Blvd., Layton. Call Christopher, David DeVil- the film were gathered from forgotten when the next trial Other characters get even less to explain it in a casual aside, but 801-425-6077 to schedule First/third tuesday liers, Bailee Michelle John- the true stories of real-life choir comes along. development. In one scene, the it just makes the whole thing feel an appointment. • The Bountiful Lions members, from singing for a sick This is particularly important kids seem exasperated with their that much more removed from March 24-26 Club meets on the first son, Anne Sward and more little girl to an appendicitis attack when it comes to one major grandmother and show little real life. • Salt Lake’s FanX con- Dancers take to the stage and third Tuesday of each that nearly derailed an audition. trauma late in the movie, as well interest in spending time with And in the end, I’m left with vention is coming to the Salt Woods Cross Dance Company will present “Beginnings and Endings” next Monday and Tuesday, March 14 and 15, at Woods Cross High month. Contact info: At its best, the movie is inspira- as the slowly evolving relation- her, while in another one they’re something pleasant that I know Palace, featuring celebrity School, 500 W. 2200 South. The program begins at 7 p.m. each evening. Tickets run $5 for students and $6 for adults. A family pass is Wayne King, Express- Grade: tional, sweet and even occasion- ship with the character’s mother- eager to move states so they was meant to be profoundly guests such as actress Gil- available for $20. [email protected]. or 801- ally a little humorous. in-law. The flashback structure can be there for her if she needs uplifting. lian Anderson, Matt Smith, 589-3097. Unfortunately, the focus is so of the movie, though easy to them. The grandmother criticizes and astronaut Buzz Aldrin, Courtesy photo thursday panels, vendors booths and • The Bountiful Break- a variety of other activi- fast Exchange Club meets ties. For more information “The Redeemer.” The sacred book page. tionally the gallery is open March 23 at the South Davis Rec about guests or events, or music work is in three parts: in partnership with The • WSU Davis Student Center, at 7:30 a.m., 550 Ensemble to purchase either one-day “The Prophecy,” “The Sac- Downtown Winter Farmers Services hosts the workshop N. 200 West. Visitors Tickets for A Great Big World now on sale or three-day passes, visit rifice,” and “The Promise.” •••• Market every other Saturday “Nutrition for Healthy Eat- welcome. stage Continued from p. B1 saltlakecomiccon.com. Part I draws upon prophecies from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. from ing,” speaker Rochelle Crea- • The Bountiful chapter BY JeNNiFFeR WaRDeLL After gaining recognition with the single World impresses the listener with a stunning from the Book of Mor- Feb. 26-March 19 Jan. 16 to April 23. ger, WSU student wellness of Rotary meets at 11:30 The group includes [email protected] “This Is The New Year,” which was per- tracklist of pop melodies and heart wrench- mon and from the Gospel • CenterPoint Legacy Feb. 26-March 25 coordinator, 12:30 to 1:30 a.m. at Joy Luck Restau- Melissa Walding, who formed on the TV show “Glee,” singers and ing songs that are perfect for any mood,” Music•••• of Luke that the Messiah Theatre presents Arthur • Bountiful Davis Art p.m., WSU Davis Building rant, located at 566 W. is currently the Adjunct SaLt LaKe CitY—The duo behind “Say songwriters Ian Axel and Chad King had wrote Beyond the Stage magazine of the would be born of Mary and Miller’s “The Crucible.” In Center is pleased to present 2 Room 117, 2750 Univer- 1350 South, Woods Cross. Professor of Oboe at the Something” is coming to Salt Lake City. their biggest success with 2013’s “Say Some- album. “Listeners definitely have something March 11 be called the Son of God, the classic play, a teenage girl Illustrators Utah! BDAC sity Park Blvd., Layton, free. Yoga College of Mount Saint A Great Big World, the Grammy-winning thing.” The song, which was re-recorded to identify with and lyrics are really personal, • Temple Square Concert the Redeemer of the world. seeks to take revenge on her has enjoyed a longtime rela- 801-395-3517 or jenniferun- • Total Body Vinyasa, Joseph in Cincinnati, musical duo who teamed up with Christina with Aguilera after she heard it, eventually clearly written from experiences.” Series, 7:30 p.m., Assembly Part II turns to passages in enemies by declaring them tionship with the numerous [email protected]. Tuesdays, 6:30 to 7:30 a.m. and 2nd oboe with the Aguilera for the international hit “Say Some- hit the top 10 charts in 19 countries and re- General Admission tickets are $22 per per- Hall. Brigham Young Uni- the Doctrine and Covenants to be witches in Salem, Mas- and high quality illustrators thursday • Morning Chakra De- Anderson Symphony in thing,” are coming to Salt Lake City’s The acted #1 on iTunes, Billboard’s digital songs, son plus related fees, while a VIP meet-and- versity Chamber Orchestra and the Old Testament book sachusetts, 1692. As the rest in Utah and has staged this • Explorers Bible Study tox, Wednesdays, 6:30 to Anderson, Indiana. It also Complex on March 28. Tickets are on sale and more. greet package is $65 per person plus related will perform “The Banks of of Job, as well as the Book of of the town becomes swept exhibit many times since its classes are held from 9:30- 7:30 p.m. includes Julie Grasso, now. Their second album, “When the Morning fees. The Complex is located at 536 W. 100 Green Willow” by Butter- Mormon, to tell of Christ’s up in witch fever, many in- inception in the 1990s. The who currently serves “Their live shows are the best,” reads a Comes,” was released last fall. Their cur- South in Salt Lake. Doors open at 7 p.m. the worth, Concerto in F Major atoning sacrifice. Part III nocent people are accused exhibit will be at the Bounti- as Principal Oboe and review of the group on reviews.ticketmaster. rent “Kaleidoscope” tour is in support of the night of the show. For more information by Heinichen and Sym- tells of the Savior’s Resur- and convicted. The play runs ful Davis Art Center, 90 Personnel Manager of the com. “They just look like they are having the album, which features last summer’s single and to purchase tickets, visit thecomplexslc. phony No. 8 by Beethoven. rection and Atonement, as Monday, Thursday, Friday North Main Street, Bounti- Gainesville Symphony best time on stage and you’ll feel like you’re “Hold Each Other.” A second single, “Oasis,” com/event-1080.htm. Admission open to those taught by Book of Mormon and Saturday evenings in the ful. Featured artists include Orchestra and has having a great time with them. Their music was released this year. eight and older. Tickets not prophets and latter-day rev- theater’s Lieshman Perfor- Pat Bagley, editorial cartoon- performed numerous just makes you feel good.” “With their sophomore album, A Great Big required. elation. Free tickets required mance Hall. For tickets call ist for the Salt Lake Tribune; concerts with the Atlanta March 12 by visiting lds.org/events or 801-298-1302 or visit online W i l l Te r r y, J a k e P a r k e r, Symphony Orchestra • Temple Square Concert calling 801-570-0080. Open at CPTUTAH.org. 525 N. (They Gave Her Eggs by and the Atlanta Pops Series, 7:30 p.m., Assembly to ages eight and older. 400 West, Centerville. Sherry Meidell,) Paul Mann Orchestra. framing and showcasing the and believe it or not that’s very feeling everything Verdi tried to Hall. Utah Music Teachers March 19 Feb. 29-March 26 and Richard Brown. Rounding out the Aida verbal artistry we come to the usual.” imbue into the work. Association (UMTA) Con- • The West Valley Sym- • CenterPoint Legacy group is Connie Ignatiou, opera for.” Check said that the power “The further you get from the certo Competition Winners phony of Utah presents a Theatre presents Disney’s who is currently the Continued from p. B1 Much of the spectacle is in the definitely comes through inception of when these things Recital. Admission open to free concert with Donny “Beauty and the Beast.” A classes••• 2nd oboist for the music itself. Conductor Ari Pelto onstage, thanks to the orchestra were composed, the more Dayton Philharmonic With all that passion happening those eight and older. Tick- Gilbert conducting Ottorino beautiful heroine finds her- Life Care Navigation ™ onstage, Bruce has streamlined said that Verdi incorporated and singers who don’t have mics removed you feel,” he said. “But ets not required. March 14 Orchestra and is teaching Respighi’s “Pines of Rome,” self as the involuntary house Central to our mission is restoring hope by caring for the emotional, some of the pageantry normally much of the opera’s drama to amplify the power of their this work is so theatrical.” March 11 • Gluten free store tour, as Adjunct Professor 7:30 p.m., Utah Cultural guest of a terrible beast in an spiritual and physical needs of the client. We accomplish this through seen in stage productions of into the music, and he tries voices. According to Goeldner, younger • Davis Arts Chamber enchanted castle. Based on noon Farmington Harmons. at Eastern Kentucky to translate that as clearly as “In the trumpets scene, you audiences are already picking up Celebration Center audito- relationship building and effective communication with clients, families University in Richmond, “Aida.” Specifically, he’s cut out Music series. Double or the Walt Disney animated Join a Harmons’ dietitian for possible without adding any feel the vibrations of the chorus on that fact. rium, 1355 W. 3100 South, and health care providers. Life Care Navigation was created to provide KY, and Lauren Piccirillo, what he feels are some of the Nothing will make their West Valley City. Free feature, Belle is asked to look a tour of the wide selec- more distracting stage elements, extra flourishes. go right through you,” she said. “The last few productions I’ve series debut by musically tion of gluten free foods those in need with a journey of dignifi ed and compassionate care. who currently teaches “I’m something of a “We’re like the audience in been in, the audience is full of general admission. For more beyond outward appearance at Earlham and Franklin including live animals. exploring “Something Old, and products. Call Sarah to fundamentalist Verdian,” said that moment, because we’re just teenagers and 20-somethings,” information visit: westvalley- to discover the beauty that • Companion Care • Social Care Program Colleges. “Since Verdi calls for Something New, Something symphonyutah.org. lies beneath the surface. Can reserve your spot today. 801- • Personal Care • Dementia Care everything, there’s been a Pelto. “I try very hard to reveal standing there taking it in.” she said. Borrowed, Something Blue.” Though there are only what Verdi has written, and Despite the focus on classical Tickets range from $18 to March 20 she love him for what is in- 928-2634. • Certifi ed Palliative Care • Alzheimer's Care four performers in the grand tradition of making this 7:30 p.m., Alpine Church, • 2016 Interfaith Musical side? Can she break the spell March 19 • Ready-Set-Go Home • End of Life Care the largest spectacle ever,” said bring it to the best possible music, and the fact that it’s $107, and are available by phone 254 W. 2675 North, Layton ensemble, the concert expression. I try to interpret sung in Italian, Heller said that at 801-355-2787 or online at Tribute, Tabernacle on Tem- and set the beast free? This • WSU’s Office of Avoiding Hospital Readmissions will include the oboe, Bruce. “As a theatrical reality, (off Hill Field Road). ple Square, 6 p.m. The Salt tale as old as time is a delight Education & Outreach hosts I find it less satisfying than only what Verdi has given us, audiences will have no trouble utahopera.org. March 16-20 oboe d’amore, English Lake Interfaith Roundtable for the entire family. For FAFSA Frenzy assistance for We Respond To Your After Hours Call In 15 Minutes or Less! horn, bassoon and • The Choral Arts Society presents its annual Interfaith tickets call 801-298-1302 or student submitting federal contrabassoon in various of Utah will participate in Musical Tribute: “Voices visit online at CPTUTAH. financial-aid applications, 8 configurations. Their the American International of Faith: Sacred Traditions org. 525 N. 400 West, Cen- a.m. to 3 p.m., WSU Davis concerts often feature Choral Festival. Anyone and Prayers.” Performances terville. Building 2 Room 101, 2750 works by composers such can attend and listen to the include song, dance, scrip- University Park Blvd., Lay- as Mancini, Bach and some competition performances ture and prayers from the exhibits••• ton. 801-626-7006 or weber. 801-820-5874 • visitingangels.com/davisweber Ravel. and friendship concerts. Episcopal, Buddhist, Celtic, eud/fafsahelp. This is the group’s first The BYU Men’s Chorus Greek Orthodox, Hindu, Jan. 15-March 11 time at the concert series, Concert, March 18, is $6 Jewish, Latter-day Saint, • Rio Gallery in Salt Lake but Cowan said that per person and the closing Muslim, and Native Ameri- presents its latest exhibit, organizersE V E Nwere T S struck BUNNY’S concert, March 19 is $6-$10 can faith traditions. For free “Raw and Cooked,” which by their sound right away. per person. Tickets available tickets visit lds.org/events or explores the relationship S P O RT S • “We just thought they having an at the BYU School of Music. call 801-570-0080. between culture and nature. were interesting and For more information about C H O O L S • Ongoing Artists Jim Jacobs, Joshua 125 YEARS SERVINGS YOU! sounded really terrific,” the event visit http://www. • Family friendly open Winegar, and Paul Crow Cowan said. interkultur.com. Experience Davis U S I N E S S • This isn’t the last mic every Saturday night c e B present work within this County’s year in March 18 photos Celebrating 124 years of being Davis County’s news sour A3 brand-new face the from 8 to 10 p.m. 36 E. 400 nature/culture dialectic. The ON EASTER EGG HUNT • Temple Square Concert The P E O P L E • concert series will see South, Bountiful. Guitars, Rio Gallery is located inside THURSDAY, DEC. 31, 2015 Series, 7:30 p.m., Taber- DavisE W S •C lipperVOL. 124 NO. 44 this year, however. drums, piano available, free the Rio Grande Depot at 75N cents nacle. The Brigham Young but donations appreciated. 300 S. Rio Grande Street,L O C A L Organizers will continue University–Idaho combined Presented by Joy Founda- Salt Lake City. Gallery looking for variety with choirs and orchestra will tion. More information at hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., The their April concert, which perform Robert Cundick’s will feature pianist Mary Bountiful Open Mic Face- MondaySee - Friday. Addi- Anne Huntsman. The Inside THURSDAY MARCH 10, 2016 daughter of Utah’s former governor, Huntsman is coming in from New York arkable instrument.” secure,” said sen. Orrin Hatch.Photo “it is bya rem Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS base. “With this our freedoms are more iling of the first F-35s at Hill Air Force to perform at the concert. DavisgueStS riSe For A FlAg CeremoNy prior to the unve Clipper LOCAL EVENTS • LOCAL PEOPLE “She’s a classically trainedE V EN pianist,” T S said 75 cents Cowan. She added that 2015 LOCAL DEALS • & MUCHS P O MORE! RT S • organizers hope to bring full of in more out-of-state beginnings solar power jobs. rrived at Hill AFb, wherePhoto heby promotedLouise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper C H O O L S • artists for future seasons AH as president, Pres. barack Obama a Saturday, iN HiS oNly ViSit to ut S ONLY of the concert series. and endings $ Compiled by Davis Clipper Staff U S I N E S S • PER YEAR “As the program grows, The year 2015 was a big one for Davis B March 26th County. We had our first visit from both 35 we’re going to try and President Obama and the Tour of Utah, -and F-35s made their first appearance at Hill Air Force Base. The county alsoE finally O man P L E • do that more often,” she aged to wrap up severalP ongoing issues, Available in print including UDOT’s I-15 construction, North Salt Lake’s landslide remediation, and more. Here’s a look at the year in review. said. E W S • New library, police station N F-35s arrive at Hill AFB serve needs in Kaysville or E-edition The first two F-35s landedre aton They have been on the me, n 9am Hill Air Force Base to fanfa drawing board for a long ti Alpine Church is Sept. 2. but 2015 marked the completio and m. A month later, in a formal of both a new police station O C A L unveiling ceremony on base, ike a new library in Kaysville City. nch of the Davis County Library syste Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper Senators Orrin Hatch and M The station had first been s being opened for the new Kaysville bra L ave art proposed in 2010, but voters Lee joined Representatives the solar industry, before flying tHe riBBoN iS Cut prior to the door located at 254 W. 2675 denied a bond that would h Rob Bishop and Chris Stew Four years later, off to his next destination. in welcoming the Air Force’s funded it. After being welcomed by n newest fighter jet to the Hill Police Chief Sol Oberg told Utah’s Congressional delegatio Voters pass $298 million community. the city council the old station Presidential visit goes and shaking the hands of baseval, was inadequate. “I was hired to bond for schools “This is an airplane you can through Davis County personnel invited for his arri When voters passed the $298sed North in Layton, which is 88th ensure public safety, and this is all be proud of,” said Col. Brad It was his first and very likelyUtah he was driven to Salt Lake million bond measure propo the city’s biggest deficit,” he said. The Lyons, commander of the 3 his only trip to the state of City where he met with local by the Davis School District, it The council voted to funde the er- Fighter Wing on base. as the nation’s leader, and it dignitaries and leaders from wasn’t just high school studentsd. The He called it a platform that station with a lease revenu started and ended in Davis Church of Jesus Christ of Latt in Farmington who celebrate will “adapt to face tomorrow’s bond for $5.5 million and it ear.was County. day Saints. e n See “2015” p. A5 just off of Hill Field Road. threats,” and praised the to completed in June of this y President Barack Obama flew Friday morning he again cam Yummy Easter Brunch fighters who will take them The new library is a branch into Hill Air Force Base late to Hill to promote a program n battle, as well as “those that n- of the Davis County Libraryby evening on Thursday, April 2 for that will help veterans get jobs i See local system and was completed turn wrenches, deliver missio an overnight stay. critical functions … and the the county two months later at a ” cost of around $5 million. For more information community which supports this base with uncommon devotion. Inside THURSDAY MARCH 10, 2016 about the concert series, $ $ visit davisarts.org. 10am Adults: 8 • Kids: 5 subscribe to the Davis county’s local news source 1150 S Main St, Davis Clippercall today: 801-295-2251 ext. 119 Please RSVP: Call 801-298-3241 Bountiful, UT 84010 75 cents B4 SHOWCASE/TV CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 Ireland and more at March 11 West Bountiful concert BY JeNNiFFeR WARdeLL England, he met and married his wife Bea to be happy, and they want to hear good [email protected] in Ireland. In addition, three of their six music.” children were born in Belfast, Northern At the March 11 concert, Marsden and WeST BOuNTiFuL—Celebrate St. Pat- Ireland. his family will do what they can to oblige rick’s Day with the Beatles, the Beach “Because it’s close to St. Paddy’s day, the audience. Boys, and a little taste of Ireland. we’ll do maybe three or four Irish num- “If they don’t go away happy, it’s their Alan Marsden will bring all that and bers,” he said. fault,” said Marsden with a laugh. more to the stage when he performs a Marsden first moved to West Bountiful Organizers, however, don’t think that free concert March 11 at 7 p.m. at West in early 1962, with the rest of his fam- will be a problem. Bountiful City Hall. He’s also bringing ily joining him months later during the “One thing is for sure,” said Dianne various musically-inclined family mem- Cuban Missile Crisis. Since then, he has Smith, a member of the arts council, “this bers and friends to share in the perfor- recorded two CDs and performed at a concert will offer a wonderful blend of mance, including Endless Summer band variety of West Bountiful concerts. humor and fun, toe-tappin’ songs of the members Andy Leger, Mike Leger, and “He has always loved singing and enter- Irish and sweet tender love songs as only Doug Vandegrift. taining,” said Marsden’s daughter, Leslie Alan can conjure up.” “It’s all about uplifting the audience,” Leger. “His music and sense of humor West Bountiful City Hall is located at said Marsden. “We want to send them have literally entertained thousands.” 550 N. 800 West. The concert is spon- home laughing and having a good time.” It’s a love he's passed on to a variety sored by the West Bountiful Arts Coun- The concert will include a wide range of family members, many of which will cil, which holds free performances the of music, from the above bands to popular be taking the stage with him at Friday’s second Friday of every month. favorites from the 1950s. The only unify- event. ing theme, Marsden said, is that it’s all “The whole family is going to be par- designed to give the audience some pep. ticipating, all the way down to the great- “We have all different kinds of up-tempo grandkids,” he said. “Andy, my grandson, ALAN mARSdeN will perform at a free concert music,” he said. plays piano like it’s going out of style.” in West Bountiful on Friday. Though it won’t be the focus of the For Marsden, the audience is also an concert, there will also be some songs important part of the fun. celebrating the Emerald Isles as well. “My favorite thing about performing is Courtesy photo Though Marsden grew up in Birstall, being with people,” he said. “They want

TV Guide MARCH 10, 2016 B4 SHOWCASE/TV CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 tEEnS HOnOREd Ireland and more at March 11 West Bountiful concert Art, academics earn recognitions, C2 DAVIS BY JeNNiFFeR WARdeLL England, he met and married his wife Bea to be happy, and they want to hear good THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 [email protected] in Ireland. In addition, three of their six music.” children were born in Belfast, Northern At the March 11 concert, Marsden and Life C WeST BOuNTiFuL—Celebrate St. Pat- Ireland. his family will do what they can to oblige rick’s Day with the Beatles, the Beach “Because it’s close to St. Paddy’s day, the audience. Boys, and a little taste of Ireland. we’ll do maybe three or four Irish num- “If they don’t go away happy, it’s their Alan Marsden will bring all that and bers,” he said. fault,” said Marsden with a laugh. more to the stage when he performs a Marsden first moved to West Bountiful Organizers, however, don’t think that free concert March 11 at 7 p.m. at West in early 1962, with the rest of his fam- will be a problem. Bountiful City Hall. He’s also bringing ily joining him months later during the “One thing is for sure,” said Dianne various musically-inclined family mem- Cuban Missile Crisis. Since then, he has Smith, a member of the arts council, “this bers and friends to share in the perfor- recorded two CDs and performed at a concert will offer a wonderful blend of mance, including Endless Summer band variety of West Bountiful concerts. humor and fun, toe-tappin’ songs of the members Andy Leger, Mike Leger, and “He has always loved singing and enter- Irish and sweet tender love songs as only Competitions Doug Vandegrift. taining,” said Marsden’s daughter, Leslie Alan can conjure up.” “It’s all about uplifting the audience,” Leger. “His music and sense of humor West Bountiful City Hall is located at said Marsden. “We want to send them have literally entertained thousands.” 550 N. 800 West. The concert is spon- home laughing and having a good time.” It’s a love he's passed on to a variety sored by the West Bountiful Arts Coun- The concert will include a wide range of family members, many of which will cil, which holds free performances the of music, from the above bands to popular be taking the stage with him at Friday’s second Friday of every month. favorites from the 1950s. The only unify- event. ing theme, Marsden said, is that it’s all “The whole family is going to be par- support educations designed to give the audience some pep. ticipating, all the way down to the great- “We have all different kinds of up-tempo grandkids,” he said. “Andy, my grandson, ALAN mARSdeN will perform at a free concert music,” he said. plays piano like it’s going out of style.” in West Bountiful on Friday. Though it won’t be the focus of the For Marsden, the audience is also an concert, there will also be some songs important part of the fun. celebrating the Emerald Isles as well. “My favorite thing about performing is Courtesy photo Though Marsden grew up in Birstall, being with people,” he said. “They want

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StUdEntS tRY OUt their robots prior to a VEX Robotics competition at Davis High (right). DHS students Aaron Lee, Dillon Johnson and Lance Thompson (below, from left) put the finishing touches on their robot. Robotics: learning engineering, teamwork StORY And PHOtOS BY LOUISE R. SHAW work with a team, how to deal with the randomness of [email protected] things, how to do problem solving and how to prepare for anything.” Davis High’s teams have had great success, according KAYSVILLE—Gears, motors, pulleys, to Matt Williams, a co-advisor. At this year’s competition, Davis High fielded five sprockets, chains, aluminum chassis, teams. Last year, teams from Davis “swept everything,” wheels and drive shafts were all brought he said, winning first place at regional, state and world competitions. together in different combinations and “It teaches them to work together collaboratively,” he put to the test at the VEX Robotics com- said. “It’s not a sport but it’s the same atmosphere. It’s heavy competition and the kids spend hours of their time petition at Davis High on Feb. 27. after school. It teaches sportsmanship and is a friendly Students on 53 teams from schools as far away as competition between schools.” Vernal, Price and Richmond, brought their robotic Students have to apply for grants to purchase supplies creations to Kaysville to see if their robots could pick before they begin construction on their robots. up balls and toss them into nets as well as the robots As soon as the new challenge is announced after created by other teams. the world competition, many teams begin working, “It’s a lot of fun,” said Aaron Lee, a sophomore at Davis purchasing the pieces they will engineer into robots to High in his first year of competition. “You learn that a complete the required skill outlined each year. little bit can change a lot.” Most major universities keep tabs on what’s going on in “I love the competition,” said Tyler Proctor, also a the competitions, said Williams, who is also a track coach sophomore at Davis. “I like meeting other people, talking and engineering teacher at Davis. about designs, getting ideas on innovations.” The aim of the program, according to published But there’s more to the competition than learning information from the sponsors, is to encourage the “next engineering and creating robots. Just ask Isaac generation to pursue and master science, technology, Froisland, who got a full-ride presidential scholarship engineering and math (STEM) topics by integrating to Utah State University after being named a world engaging and relevant STEM lessons and activities inside champion in the competition, and is now part of the USU the classroom.” robotics team, competing at the college level. Sponsors of the world competition are industries such “It teaches a lot really quickly,” said Froisland of as Northrop Grumman, NASA, Chevron and MathWorks. his participation in VEX Robotics. “You learn how to debate: becoming informed, developing opinions

BY LOUISE R. SHAW “It can help us figure out what we can do to [email protected] improve the world,” she said. Students took on topics like whether they would be willing to give up a civil right for greater personal LAYTON—If you want a well-in- protection, or whether the federal government should guarantee a full college education to all formed opinion on world issues, ask a people. teenager – especially if that teenager is For each topic, they had to have an opinion and support it. competing in debate. “Debate has not only improved my public speaking “A lot of kids in our schools are smart,” said skills immensely,” said Taylor Shaw, a senior in his Jody Orme, a high school teacher from Cache third year of debate, “but it has made it so that I Valley visiting Davis County with his students for want to research politics and political ideology. a tournament. “But these kids are smart with their “I’m a more active citizen and have the desire heads up – they’re looking around at the world to go out and vote, to work on a campaign or to and trying to be aware of what’s happening with protest,” he said. “It has opened my eyes to the everything from the U.S. presidential election to political process.” Africa and the Middle East. It’s rare to find that even His participation in debate has brought him with adults.” “countless friends,” he said, and kept him “actively Orme was at Northridge High on Feb. 27 for a reading news and researching specific issues.” regional debate tournament where students from And yes, he has an opinion: seven high schools vied for positions at the 5A State The presidential election is “a mess,” he said. “The Speech and Debate tournament. Republic candidates are entertaining to watch, but The tension level was high as 185 students quietly if they want to be considered a viable party, it is not reviewed notes, pacing the halls in suits and ties going well.” and best dress, carrying brief cases and notebooks He decried obstructionist politics and political in anticipation of their moment before the judges, gridlock that has come from the tea party. sometimes alone, sometimes in teams, sometimes “It’s kind of sad we’ve lost the ability to with prepared notes, sometimes extemporaneously. tAYLOR SHAW (left) and other students rehearse their speeches before compromise not only in Washington but at the state Competitions were held in impromptu speech, presenting them to judges in a debate competition at Northridge High. and local levels,” he said, adding that at some point, national and foreign extemporaneous speaking, “I’d love to get involved.” Congress, oratory, policy and more. students at the competition as they prepared their notes And that, said Orme, is what debate does for John, a sophomore from Roy, said he was impressed and headed out to the classrooms where the judges students. when he saw his older brother participate in debate and awaited their presentations. “It prepares them better than anything else for life,” decided to follow a similar track. Sunset is the only junior high to participate in the said the teacher. “They use their ability to think – and “I really like it,” he said. “It builds self confidence, it regional competition, she said, largely because there to listen. People would like to have their opinion and improves your speaking ability, and it’s good socially.” isn’t adequate money to hire coaches. hold fast to it, but we could use more individuals who He has become good friends with others in debate and One of her students, Alaysha, said participating in listen and have empathy but still fight for what they has become more comfortable around others, he said. extemporaneous speaking has required her to keep think is right. Jennifer Baker, who teaches social studies, history, up with current events and keep an eye on what’s “It’s a pretty impressive group to hang out with,” he geography and debate at Sunset Junior High, oversaw happening in the world. said. C2 youth CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016

IN EDuCAtIoN Compiled by Louise R. Shaw Anti-drug poster in international contest A sixth grade student at St. Olaf Catholic School won “Best in State” for the poster she created with an anti-drug message. Brianna Valcarel won the art con- test sponsored by the The Knights of Columbus for the slogan, visual, message and overall impact of her design. She drew a face of a person divided in half, one half reflecting a “happy, healthy, smart” person who “goes to school and has a good life,” she said. “The other half of the face shows a drug user who is sad, has pale bad skin and is unhealthy, depressed, doesn’t go to school and Brianna Valcarel has a very bad life. I hoped it would be Courtesy photo a good way to see what drugs can do.” Her winning entry will compete with winners around the world in an international competition. Success earns invitation to national NAL tournament Video on ‘soaring’ wins award Members of the Millcreek Junior High National Academic League team earned a spot in the national NAL tournament after winning the Elijah Banda, a student at Mountain High, won second district championship. Junior high schools in Davis School District fielded teams who took on questions in language arts, math, science place in a video competition sponsored by the National and social studies, according to Vernon Kunz, a teacher at Bountiful High School who runs the district program. Millcreek competed Alternative Education Association. against West Point Junior High for the district championship. Team members will next face T.H. Bell Junior High from Weber School Entries were centered around the theme, “Soaring to District. Competitions after that are conducted with schools from around the county via videoconference. new heights,” and Banda’s entry included a song he wrote and performed about alternative education. The school’s TV Courtesy photo productions class, taught by Brent Johnson, created the video using his song. Capitol art earns honorable mention Students sing of Three Davis County students earned honorable mentions and will receive scholarship awards for their artwork based ‘the power in me’ on the architectural features of the Utah State Capitol. Jessica Whitten of Viewmont High, Shantel Chen of Davis Ellison Park Elementary students High and Madison Hawkins of Northern Utah Academy for welcomed the Davis School District Math in Layton, were among students from throughout the Board of Education to their school for state whose work was recognized in the Utah Senate Visual its March 1 meeting with a rousing Arts Scholarship Competition. rendition of their school theme song. This year marks the 100th year since the capitol’s con- “I’ve got the power in me, you’ve struction. The winning artwork will be exhibited on the third got the power in you, we’ve got the floor corridor of the capitol through the legislative session. power …” they sang. “The song was The first place piece, “Different Eyes, Different Minds,” by awesome,” said Gordon Eckersley, Christopher Gustman of Timpanogos High, will remain perma- president of the board. “What a nently in the Utah Senate suite. message they have inside of them – to be as great as they can and to go as far as they want.” He complimented the Science student now in semi-finals students, teachers and administrators NUAMES student Karissa Wang earned a spot in the semi- at the Layton school on their warm finals of a nation-wide competition, for designing a way to welcome. “Besides getting knowledge, combat drug-resistant bacteria. they are learning citizenship and She was mentored by Matthew Nicholaou, an assistant learning how to be great people,” he professor of medical lab sciences at WSU, as she focused said. on a new gene-editing tool called clustered regulatory inter- Photo by Louise R. Shaw | spaced short palindromic repeats, or CRISPRs, which are Davis Clipper bacterial immune systems that can be used to edit a genome. She became interested in the subject after hearing about a friend’s cousin, who was fighting a methicillin-resistant Useful things you can do staph infection. with today’s newspaper. . . Only 300 students in the country made it to the semifinals (after you read it, of course) Have you protected of the Intel Science Talent Search, of 1,750 who applied. She # To collect hair is the only semifinalist from Utah. 37 when cutting YOUR loved ones? Get Your Affairs in Order

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WOODS CROSS—Fighting MILLS Brianna Valcarel won the art con- overseas can be traumatic test sponsored by the The Knights – but fighting the battle to Turning 90 years old isn’t of Columbus for the slogan, visual, return to life at home can be bothering Gerrie at all. She’s message and overall impact of her almost as difficult. design. always said, “I was born “I served two tours in Iraq Young and will always be She drew a face of a person and I was injured in 2007,” divided in half, one half reflecting a said Woods Cross resident Young even though I mar- “happy, healthy, smart” person who Sgt. Joshua Hansen, U.S. ried a Mills.” That sense of “goes to school and has a good Army (Retired). “When humor is one of the reason life,” she said. “The other half of the you’re in the war all you can her family is celebrating face shows a drug user who is sad, think about is coming home, her 90th birthday. Anyone but then you get home and has pale bad skin and is unhealthy, SGT. JOSHUA HANSEN started who knows and loves her is Brianna Valcarel all you want to do is go back. depressed, doesn’t go to school and Continue Mission to help invited to party with us on has a very bad life. I hoped it would be Courtesy photo Part of me is there and will always be in Iraq.” returning vets. Saturday, March 12, from 4 a good way to see what drugs can do.” Courtesy photos Geraldine Young Mills Her winning entry will compete with winners around the Hansen said veterans of- to 6 p.m. at the Centerville world in an international competition. ten struggle with depression Porter Lane LDS meeting and Post-traumatic stress program and setting up the house, 435 W. 400 South, Success earns invitation to national NAL tournament events forces me to get out disorder (PTSD) when they Centerville. Video on ‘soaring’ wins award Members of the Millcreek Junior High National Academic League team earned a spot in the national NAL tournament after winning the return from military service. and do something too.” Elijah Banda, a student at Mountain High, won second district championship. Junior high schools in Davis School District fielded teams who took on questions in language arts, math, science “I lost several guys to Hansen said although the place in a video competition sponsored by the National and social studies, according to Vernon Kunz, a teacher at Bountiful High School who runs the district program. Millcreek competed suicide,” he said of people group offers several outdoor Alternative Education Association. against West Point Junior High for the district championship. Team members will next face T.H. Bell Junior High from Weber School he served with. “At that time activities such as skiing, snowboarding, snow shoe- Entries were centered around the theme, “Soaring to District. Competitions after that are conducted with schools from around the county via videoconference. the PTSD starts taking over and it can be damaging to ing and mountain biking, ANNIVERSARY new heights,” and Banda’s entry included a song he wrote they want to address the and performed about alternative education. The school’s TV Courtesy photofamily life. For me personal- ly I started to isolate myself. emotional side effects of war productions class, taught by Brent Johnson, created the video as well. using his song. When we’re overseas we 75TH: TUCKER support each other during “We didn’t want it to be tion and are very hands-on old,” he said. “She’s been a the war. We need to do that just recreational,” he said. when someone is having great support to vets. We’re Capitol art earns honorable mention Students sing of at home too. I realized that I “We wanted mental health problems,” she said. “He’s an all-volunteer staff. Vets needed to get healthy myself awareness and suicide pre- one of many partners and will contact me when they’re Three Davis County students earned honorable mentions vention too. That’s how we and will receive scholarship awards for their artwork based ‘the power in me’ though before I could help hopefully with us all work- on the brink of suicide. With anyone else.” got involved with the Davis ing together we can make the training I’ve had I can on the architectural features of the Utah State Capitol. County Health Department Jessica Whitten of Viewmont High, Shantel Chen of Davis Ellison Park Elementary students With that in mind, Hansen an impact.” help them because they said a few years ago he went (DCHD) and Utah Suicide Others have also taken know I understand them. It’s High and Madison Hawkins of Northern Utah Academy for welcomed the Davis School District Prevention Coalition.” Math in Layton, were among students from throughout the Board of Education to their school for to the doctor, started eating notice of Continue Mission. vets talking to vets.” healthier and exercising. Recently Continue BYUtv has reached out to Hansen had his own state whose work was recognized in the Utah Senate Visual its March 1 meeting with a rousing Mission was recognized Arts Scholarship Competition. rendition of their school theme song. “I lost 45 lbs.,” he said. “I Hansen to do a documen- demons to overcome when knew what I was missing by DCHD for its service. tary for the program “Turn- he returned home. “In the “I’ve got the power in me, you’ve This year marks the 100th year since the capitol’s con- and I guarantee other vets “They’ve been awesome ing Point,” that focuses on darkest days you feel so struction. The winning artwork will be exhibited on the third got the power in you, we’ve got the are feeling it too so I started partners,” said Isa Perry, inspiring stories. alone and you think the floor corridor of the capitol through the legislative session. power …” they sang. “The song was community outreach plan- Continue Mission. It’s a “They heard our story world would be better off Cleon and Betty Tucker The first place piece, “Different Eyes, Different Minds,” by awesome,” said Gordon Eckersley, military term also known as ner for DCHD. “Because of and loved it,” Hansen said. without you – which isn’t Christopher Gustman of Timpanogos High, will remain perma- president of the board. “What a ‘Charlie Mike.’” their direct link to veterans, “Everyone was kind of true,” he said. “I tell them, nently in the Utah Senate suite. message they have inside of them – to Continue Mission is a non- they know what they need nervous because vets are suicide just takes your pain Cleon and Betty Tucker They were married March be as great as they can and to go as far profit organization intended and how to help them. What a tight-knit group. But it’s and gives it to 20 other will celebrate their 75th 14, 1941 in the Salt Lake as they want.” He complimented the to help heal and take care Josh does is amazing. He’s been amazing and the vets people because they loved wedding anniversary. They Temple. They have seven Science student now in semi-finals got awesome physical activi- students, teachers and administrators of vets. “Nobody cares as have loved sharing their you. I’ve had vets say ‘you will be honored at a family children, 31 grandchildren, NUAMES student Karissa Wang earned a spot in the semi- at the Layton school on their warm much about a vet as a vet,” ties for vets and his mission personal stories.” just pulled the gun away finals of a nation-wide competition, for designing a way to and goals line up with ours.” open house March 13, 2016 73 great-grandchildren and welcome. “Besides getting knowledge, Hansen said. “We provide Hansen started Con- from my head.’ We haven’t from 6 to 8 p.m. at Legacy two great-great-grandchil- combat drug-resistant bacteria. they are learning citizenship and services related to trauma Perry said the members tinue Mission with his wife lost anyone we’ve worked of Continue Mission have House in Bountiful. dren. She was mentored by Matthew Nicholaou, an assistant learning how to be great people,” he and we have events and Melissa and a friend Laura with. It’s definitely working participated in special- professor of medical lab sciences at WSU, as she focused said. activities to get them (vets) Cantin, who works with – which is fantastic.” on a new gene-editing tool called clustered regulatory inter- out of the house and doing ized training for returning adaptive sports. “Laura Photo by Louise R. Shaw | military personnel. “They spaced short palindromic repeats, or CRISPRs, which are Davis Clipperthings together. Running the taught me to ski at 40 years bacterial immune systems that can be used to edit a genome. field calls for suicide preven- She became interested in the subject after hearing about a friend’s cousin, who was fighting a methicillin-resistant Useful things you can do staph infection. with today’s newspaper. . . 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BY JENNIFFER WARDELL [email protected]

There’s more to family history than just names and dates. Photos and life stories can be as important a part of family history as the basic facts, allowing people to get to know their ances- tors in a more personal, intimate way. One way to do that is through the Temple Square hosts ongoing concert series “Memories” tab in Fami- lySearch.org, which gives The Assembly Hall (foreground) on Temple Square in Salt Lake City is home to a number of you a way to attach both performances in the Temple Square Concert Series. This week’s concerts include the Brigham photos and stories to the Young University Chamber Orchestra on Friday, March 11 at 7:30 p.m., and the Utah Music Teachers profiles of your family and Association (UMTA) Concerto Competition Winners Recital on Saturday, March 12, also at 7:30 p.m. your ancestors. Details can be found on page B2. The first step, of course, is obtaining the memories Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper to put up. Family stories are easier – all it takes is your memories, though if it’s contentious you may REtURNED HomE end up with other family members arguing their perspective in the com- Elder and ments section. For photos, Missionary your best resource is likely Sister Moon scanning the pictures from Elder Richard and Sister Diane Deadline: old family photo albums (or Moon have returned home taking pictures of the pic- after serving in the California tures). The photos attached Bakersfieldm ission. They to obituaries can also be will speak March 13 at 11 Thursday used, and in the case of a.m. in the Lakeview Ward, older ancestors it’s not 1461 N. Main, Centerville. 5 p.m. uncommon to use pictures of their gravestones. one week To add photos, simply Elder Ynchausti click on the camera in the Elder Parker Ynchausti, son of Randy and Susan prior to upper left hand corner. Ynchausti, has returned home after serving in the That will take you to a missouri Independence mission. He will speak publication screen that will allow you March 13 at 1 p.m. in the Ricks Creek Ward, to either search for the 1461 N. Main Street, Centerville. files you want to upload, or simply drag and drop them onto the small plus sign. Useful things you Once that’s done, click on # the picture and it will take can do with today’s 27 you to a page where it will newspaper. let you add a title and tag . . make paper the people in the photo. (after you read it, In order to tag the of course) dolls. person, click on the photo near where they are. When the circle appears, adjust its size and location so it looks like you’ve framed a portrait of them (you can make the circle bigger by dragging the dots out). Then it will ask you to type the name of the person – if they’re dead, the system will likely find them. If not, the simplest thing to do is to just input their number FAmILY PHotos, often found in attics or old photo albums, can (a search using any other help people get a sense of who long-departed ancestors were as details won't be able to find people. them). Courtesy photos The one catch to this is that, if you upload a picture before you can attach it Once you’ve written for a living family member, to your own profile). On your memory and saved other people might not living profiles, the only it, you’re taken back to the necessarily be able to see way around this is to e-mail tagging window. This time, it (including the person the photos to each other however, there will be a who’s picture you upload- independently. small box at the side that ed). This is because living For stories, just click on asks who is in the story. people are given numbers the little storybook next Just start typing the names that change depending to the camera. It will take of the people involved, and on who’s account you’re you to a similar page where the search system will pop logged into, meaning that you can either upload a them up (sadly, the rule no one can put your num- file or create a story in about the profiles of living ber in the search engine the program. Unless it’s people applies here as and get access to all your a memory that's several well). personal profile details. pages long, “create a story” Family History Corner is The only time this is the simplest option. a regular column that runs doesn’t apply is if the per- Clicking on it will take you monthly in the Clipper. For son is in a picture attached to a text box with a sepa- family history questions to the profile of someone rate space for a title, with or personal stories, please who has already passed an additional place to add a e-mail jwardell@davisclip- away (and even then you’ll photo that will be attached per.com. have to independently store if you’d like. it in your memories folder

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Ralph T. Argyle Morris Jones passed away Thursday, Photos, stories bring March 3, 2016. He was born Feb. 24, 1926 February 9, 1921 - March 2, 2016 in North Platte, NE to Robert Floyd Jones (Dad) and Vivian Olive Beauchamp. Morris was the oldest of four children. He graduated from North Platte High School and the University family history to life WOODS CROSS: Our beloved Husband, of Nebraska in electrical engineering. He mar- Father, Grandfather, and Great-grandfather ried Henrietta Salisbury, from Martin, KY, on passed away peacefully at the age of (95) at July 19, 1950 in the Logan LDS Temple. his home in Woods Cross. Morris learned to fly while in high school BY JENNIFFER WARDELL He was born Feb. 9, 1921 in Woods and flew solo at age 16. He enjoyed flying [email protected] Cross, to William H. and Claira A. Argyle. He throughout his life and after working as a was the youngest of seven children. He was vacuum tube product engineer with Sylvania CASEY LAYTON (right) and Brad Christensen talk to school board. There’s more to family the last remaining member of his family. Electric and Eimac, he had an avionics radio Photo by Louise R. Shaw/Davis Clipper He fell in love with his high school sweet- shop at the Salt Lake and Ogden airports. Hobbies included remote history than just names heart, Lucille Smith of Clearfield and they controlled airplanes and Ham Radio. and dates. were married June 17, 1942 in the Salt Lake In 1989 he served a mission with his wife for The Church of Photos and life stories LDS Temple for time and all eternity. They Jesus Christ of Latter-day-Saints in Boise, Idaho. can be as important a part were the proud parents of five children: Brent He is survived by his children, Morris Jr., (Teri), Saratoga, CA, (Judy), Dennis, Jerry (Janice), Shiree, Joan. Robert (Cindy), Mesa, AZ and Patty (Dan) Bird, Syracuse, 15 District crisis team on of family history as the Dad is survived by his five children, 25 grandchildren, 40 great- grandchildren, 29 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by basic facts, allowing people grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Lucille, mother his wife, Henrietta, in 2012, his parents and all of his brothers and to get to know their ances- and father, three sisters, Jetta, Alice and Melva, three brothers, sisters. call to help in schools tors in a more personal, Floyd, Hazen and Frank, two daughters-in-law, Michelle and Judy. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Saturday, March 12, Dad was a lifelong active member of The Church of Jesus Christ intimate way. One way 2016 at the Ward Canyon Ward, 540 N. 1200 East, Bountiful. A BY LOUISE R. SHAW “Staying in the structure Temple Square hosts ongoing concert series of Latter-day Saints, faithfully serving in many positions including viewing will be held Friday, March 11, 2016 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Rus- to do that is through the Bishop of his ward. He served many years in both the Salt Lake and son Brothers Mortuary, 295 North Main, Bountiful, and prior to the [email protected] of school is a healthy option “Memories” tab in Fami- Bountiful Temples. He also proudly served in his community as a service from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the church. Interment will be at when a school is in crisis,” lySearch.org, which gives The Assembly Hall (foreground) on Temple Square in Salt Lake City is home to a number of City Councilman and Mayor of Woods Cross City, Utah. Dad was the Bountiful City Cemetery. Online guestbook at www.russonmor- FARMINGTON—When a he said. “The routine and the owner/operator of the Ralph Argyle and Sons Dairy in Woods tuary.com. crisis occurs – and some- the normalness of school is you a way to attach both performances in the Temple Square Concert Series. This week’s concerts include the Brigham Cross. Upon retirement Mom and Dad had lots of loving memories photos and stories to the Young University Chamber Orchestra on Friday, March 11 at 7:30 p.m., and the Utah Music Teachers at their home in St. George. how they do with distress- very therapeutic for kids.” profiles of your family and Association (UMTA) Concerto Competition Winners Recital on Saturday, March 12, also at 7:30 p.m. Dad was a great husband, father, and friend. He touched many ing regularity – 22 profes- After a few hours, Layton your ancestors. Details can be found on page B2. lives and will be remembered and missed by all who knew him. We Leon Freeman Rasmussen sionals are standing by at said the team can start The first step, of course, love you Dad! Davis County schools to to “back out” and let the Funeral services were held at 11 a.m., Tuesday, March 8, 2016 1953-2016 help. school routine continue, is obtaining the memories Photo by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper at the Woods Cross 9th Ward Chapel, 790 W. 1500 South. A view- to put up. Family stories ing was held Monday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Russon Brothers And that help is not only though follow-up is still are easier – all it takes is Mortuary, 295 North Main, Bountiful and Tuesday morning 9:30 to Leon Freeman Rasmussen let go of the for students, but for the important. 10:30 a.m. at the church prior to services. Interment-Bountiful City hands of his sisters and passed into the arms teachers and administrators “Kids grieve differently,” your memories, though if Cemetery. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. of his Savior on Monday, Feb. 29, 2016, with it’s contentious you may REtURNED HomE very little discomfort and in a spirit of rejoicing that are affected as well. said Christensen. “It might end up with other family and with no regrets as he was promised. Leon Casey Layton, school be three months down the members arguing their was born Dec. 16, 1953, to Freeman and counselor supervisor, road, or one month that it Wilda Nielsen Rasmussen in Soda Springs, and Brad Christensen, hits them, we want to make perspective in the com- Elder and Leona Popp Blotter Idaho. He was born on his mother’s birthday ments section. For photos, Missionary and was the youngest child of six. student services director, sure we are there for the your best resource is likely Sister Moon 1932-2016 Leon attended school in Preston and provided information to the student and staff member scanning the pictures from Elder Richard and Sister Diane Grace, Idaho, where he graduated from the Davis School District on the that might be struggling Deadline: Special Needs Program offered by the state old family photo albums (or Moon have returned home district’s Crisis Response down the road.” Leona Popp Blotter age 84 passed from of Idaho when he was 21. He valued his Often it is more than one taking pictures of the pic- after serving in the California this life on March 7, 2016. Leona was born completed schooling as much as any college Team at a board workshop school that is impacted tures). The photos attached Bakersfieldm ission. They Feb. 3, 1932 in Heber City, to Franz Hyrum degree. He loved working with the cattle and helping Dad on the last month. Popp and Lucinda Carlile Popp. She spent farm. He learned to work hard, a trait carried with him throughout his The team is made up of and counselors must go to to obituaries can also be will speak March 13 at 11 Thursday used, and in the case of her childhood years growing up in Heber City life. district officials, K-12 coun- schools where siblings or a.m. in the Lakeview Ward, and graduated from Wasatch High School. After the death of his parents, Leon lived with his four sisters selors and school psycholo- adult friends are dealing older ancestors it’s not 1461 N. Main, Centerville. 5 p.m. She served a mission for The Church of whom he dearly loved. He would stay with each of them for four to uncommon to use pictures Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Finland six weeks at a time before moving on to the next home. Each sister gists who have an interest with difficult emotions. of their gravestones. one week where she met the love of her life. She mar- offered him a different scenario of things to do and people to meet. in grief and loss counseling. Layton said the district To add photos, simply Elder Ynchausti ried Edward Maurice Blotter on Sept. 17, Besides his sisters, he especially loved his nieces and nephews, If they need more, they can “values” its relationship Elder Parker Ynchausti, son of Randy and Susan 1959 in the Logan Temple. She graduated his great-nieces and great-nephews and his extended family of call on their community with law enforcement agen- click on the camera in the prior to from LDS Business College. cousins, aunts and uncles. It was important for him to attend family upper left hand corner. Ynchausti, has returned home after serving in the Leona and Maurice moved to Bountiful reunions and any occasion that brought the family together. partners and enlist the help cies in the county, because That will take you to a missouri Independence mission. He will speak publication and raised two beautiful daughters, Eliisa He is preceded in death by his parents, one brother, Jay Albert; of Davis Behavioral Health they’re the ones that notify screen that will allow you March 13 at 1 p.m. in the Ricks Creek Ward, Grandstaff (Ron) and Anitta Simpson. one niece, Staci Lyn Hann; and brother-in-law, George Olsen. He professionals. them when there is a crisis She had many talents. She enjoyed is survived by his four sisters; Jolene Olsen, Auroro, CO; Katheryn They might be called in and provide them with accu- to either search for the 1461 N. Main Street, Centerville. sewing, playing piano and embroidery. She Hann, Woods Cross; Sue Hokum (Foalima), Grace, Idaho; and Fay files you want to upload, or was a member of the Utah Rose Society and Thompson (Jim), Teton, Idaho; 16 nieces and nephews, a large when there is the death of rate information. They often simply drag and drop them spent many hours with Maurice working in extended family and more friends than any of us can count. either a student, a teacher, meet in emergency faculty onto the small plus sign. Useful things you their rose garden. Mom enjoyed many hours Services were held Saturday, March 5, 2016 at noon at the a family member, or any meetings prior to students Once that’s done, click on # with the grandchildren helping them learn Thatcher Williams Ward Chapel, Niter, Idaho. A viewing was held kind of violent act, suicide arriving. can do with today’s ABC’s, trips to football and basketball games Friday evening and Saturday prior to the services at the church. or anything related. Some Board members asked the picture and it will take 27 and fun vacations. She was a very kind and He loved and was loved by all who met him. He will be missed you to a page where it will newspaper. compassionate person and never returned a beyond words but gives us all hope and unparalleled faith in a kind younger students were about copy-cat suicides, let you add a title and tag . . make paper dish empty. and loving Heavenly Father. traumatized by an excep- and Christensen said they (after you read it, She was active in the LDS Church and tionally bad windstorm, said work hard to get the right the people in the photo. served in many positions including working at In order to tag the of course) dolls. the Bountiful Temple as an ordinance worker Christensen. information about kids who person, click on the photo for several years. “We’re here to help and struggle to prevent conta- near where they are. When She is survived by her daughters, and her sisters Jean give guidance, not just for gion. the circle appears, adjust Mortensen, Joan Muir, Linda Jensen (Roger), and a brother Lloyd the kids but for the staff,” Licensed professionals Popp (Anita), five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren with need to have two hours its size and location so it another on the way. She was preceded in death by her husband, said Layton. “A teacher looks like you’ve framed a Donita Popp (sister), Gordon Popp (brother) and Jolien McKinney knows that student really of anti-suicide training for portrait of them (you can (sister) and two brother-in-laws. well so they’re going to each licensure period, he make the circle bigger by The family wishes to thank Legacy House of Bountiful and Aspire struggle also. If we have to said. Hospice services for their compassion and care. take over with lesson plans “Talking is power,” he dragging the dots out). Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, March 11, 2016 Then it will ask you to type at Russon Brothers Bountiful Mortuary, 295 North Main. A viewing or help read an announce- said, and it’s valuable when the name of the person – if will be held Thursday evening from 6 to 8 p.m. at Russon Brothers ment in the class, that sort kids will talk to adults about they’re dead, the system Bountiful Mortuary and Friday morning from 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. prior of thing, we’ll be there.” their concerns. to services. Interment at Morgan (North) Cemetery. will likely find them. If not, Three options are avail- The district is also track- the simplest thing to do is able through the counsel- ing data on the student- to just input their number FAmILY PHotos, often found in attics or old photo albums, can ors. Grieving individuals sponsored HOPE squads, (a search using any other help people get a sense of who long-departed ancestors were as Janice eskelsen Allen Christensen can come to a safe room their anti-suicide aim and details won't be able to find people. 1927-2016 and meet with a counselor their efforts to talk to them). Courtesy photos to talk – or to not talk, if that students and make referrals when necessary. The one catch to this is Our sweet Mother, Grandmother and is their choice. that, if you upload a picture Great Grandmother, Janice Eskelsen Allen Parents are notified if Board members also before you can attach it Once you’ve written for a living family member, Christensen, passed away peacefully on a student goes in for that asked about the district’s to your own profile). On your memory and saved other people might not Saturday, March 5, 2016 in Bountiful, at counseling. random drug testing living profiles, the only it, you’re taken back to the the age of 89. Janice was born on Jan. 17, necessarily be able to see If a student feels he or program and were told only way around this is to e-mail tagging window. This time, 1927 to Jennie Armeda Petersen and Orion it (including the person she needs to go home, 12 students failed drug the photos to each other however, there will be a Eskelsen in Brigham City. She is a graduate who’s picture you upload- of Box Elder High School and attended Utah parents are again contacted. screens last year. independently. small box at the side that ed). This is because living State University where she was an active “We don’t let them just “In a district this size For stories, just click on asks who is in the story. member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She people are given numbers leave – even high school that’s phenomenal,” said the little storybook next Just start typing the names loved music and was blessed with a beautiful that change depending age – we tell them we Christensen. “We believe to the camera. It will take of the people involved, and singing voice. She sang in many high school, on who’s account you’re college and church choirs and choral groups need your name and to we’re heading in the right you to a similar page where the search system will pop logged into, meaning that throughout her life. make sure we contact your direction and we’re doing you can either upload a them up (sadly, the rule Janice married Reese Karren Allen on Oct. 6, 1950 in the Logan no one can put your num- parents. We can’t have you those pro-active things file or create a story in about the profiles of living Temple. She was later married to Joseph Jay Christensen on April 9, ber in the search engine running out in the state through prevention and the program. Unless it’s people applies here as 2001. Janice was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ and get access to all your of Latter-day Saints and served faithfully in many callings. She you’re in.” intervention to make sure a memory that's several well). personal profile details. particularly loved her time serving in the Primary. The third option is to we’re taking care of those pages long, “create a story” Family History Corner is The only time this Janice is survived by family and friends who love her dearly: return to class. folks.” is the simplest option. a regular column that runs four children; Linda Parrish (Lynn), Steven R. Allen (Claudia), Patti doesn’t apply is if the per- Clicking on it will take you monthly in the Clipper. For Amacher (Mark), and David B. Allen (Brooke); 11 grandchildren; son is in a picture attached 18 great-grandchildren and cherished friend Ken Drost. She is pre- to a text box with a sepa- family history questions to the profile of someone ceded in death by her parents; husbands; sister: Mona Rae Chaney rate space for a title, with or personal stories, please who has already passed and two grandsons: Craig Steven Allen and Jonathan Alexander FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY NEEDS an additional place to add a e-mail jwardell@davisclip- Amacher. away (and even then you’ll photo that will be attached per.com. Funeral services will be held at Russon Brothers Mortuary, 295 have to independently store No customers? if you’d like. North Main Street, Bountiful, on Thursday, March 10 at 11 a.m. it in your memories folder Friends and family were invited to attend a viewing on Wednesday BOUNTIFUL MONUMENT evening from 6 to 7:30 p.m. or prior to the service from 9:30 to 10:30 No sales? a.m. Thursday morning. Interment will be in the Brigham City Cem- etery. Online guest book at www.russonmortuary.com. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations in Jan- No becomes . . . Serving Davis County ice’s name to the Perpetual Education, Humanitarian, or Missionary Funds of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (www.lds. for over  years org). The family wishes to thank the staff at Envision Hospice, Heri- BOY SCOUT Toby H Gonzales Jone Olson Jennifer Bassarear Eckman Ins and Fin Mark G Kano Insur Agcy Inc TROOP 220 Insur Agcy Inc Mark Kano LUTCF CLU Insurance Agcy Inc Ins Agy Inc Svcs Inc tage Place and Russon Brothers Mortuary for the care and services Five generations in the monument business with unmatched Toby H. Gonzales 21 S. 200 W., P.O. Box 807, Jone Olson Jennifer Bassarear CASL/CLU Wayne Eckman LUTCF they have provided. 465 South 200 West, Suite 2, Bountiful, UT 84011 94 West 200 North, 107 N Main St, Ste 104, 98 West 200 North craftsmanship, quality and service. 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Bates at the time of sale, at the Justice 44 North Main uled for: dated December 22, 2015 Successor Trustee Complex, Court’s Building, 800 Layton, Utah 84041 Date: May 3, 2016 All persons having claims Scalley Reading Bates Hansen & CATEGORY INDEX PLACE YOUR AD TODAY CLASSIADS DEADLINE West State Street, Farmington, (801) 546-1264 Time: 2:45 p.m. against the above estate are Rasmussen, P.C. Utah 84025, on April 13, 2016, C-2662 3/10-24 Location: Second District Juvenile required to present them to the 15 West South Temple, • Announcements ...... 890 • Home Furnishings ...... 290 at 3:00 p.m. of said day, for the Court, 800 W. State St. Farming- undersigned or to the clerk of the Ste. 600 • Animals ...... 210 • Homes for Rent ...... 580 CALL 801-295-2251 ext. 100 MONDAY 4 p.m. purpose of foreclosing a trust ANNOUNCEMENT OF ton, UT 84025 court, on or before the 3rd day of Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 • Homes for Sale ...... 820 • Apartments for Rent ...... 570 deed dated July 30, 2009, and ex- APPOINTMENT AND Failure to appear at this June, 2016, or said claims shall be Telephone: (801) 531-7870 • Autos for Sale ...... 330 • Instruction/Tutoring ...... 520 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon- Fri. for Thursday publication RENT NOTICE TO CREDITORS • Building Suppies ...... 830 • Investments ...... 670 ecuted by ALLEN E. MILLER, IN- hearing may result in default forever barred. Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to DIVIDUALLY, as Trustor, in favor Estate of Nancy Marie Jones judgment being entered against Susan G. Parker was the set- 5:00 p.m. • Business Opportunities ...... 130 • Land for Sale ...... 700 Shipley, Deceased • Lost & Found ...... 510 of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC you resulting in a permanent tlor of The Susan G. Parker Living Trustee No. 51121-1463 • Child Care ...... 530 2 OWN Probate No. 163700062 • Commercial Property ...... 810 • Miscellaneous ...... 820 REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, termination of your parental Trust under amended and restated C-2646 2/25-3/10 ONLINE at www.davisclipper.com Randy B. Birch, 114 S 200 • Computers ...... 235 • Musical Instruments ...... 300 GENERAL INFORMATION INC. SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR rights. agreement dated December 22, • Offi ce Space for Rent/Sale ...... 750 NO CREDIT REQUIRED! W, PO Box 763, Heber City, UT AFFIDAVIT REGARDING • Condos for Rent ...... 550 Click on the “Classifi eds” tab 1. Always ask for the ad to be read back to you. BANK OF UTAH, A UTAH COR- Copies of all documents filed 2015. Susan G. Parker died on • Condos for Sale ...... 610 • Open House...... 620 PORATION as Beneficiary, which 84032 (435)654-4300, is the in this matter are available from February 7, 2016. All persons hav- NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2. Please check your ad for errors the fi rst day it appears. Clipper Newspapers will • Duplexes for Rent ...... 575 • Produce ...... 230 Trust Deed was recorded on July Personal Representative of the the Second District Juvenile Court ing claims against The Susan G. IN THE MATTER OF THE • Duplexes for Sale ...... 825 • Rooms for Rent ...... 560 be responsible for the fi rst incorrect insertion at no greater cost than the original $299 31, 2009, as Entry No. 2471865, above-entitled estate. Creditors or from Petitioner’s attorney. You Parker Living Trust or the settlor of ESTATE OF • For Sale ...... 240 • Services ...... 120 STOP BY THE CLIPPER space. Publisher assumes no fi nancial responsibility for errors or omission of copy. of the estate are hereby notified VERLINDA M. PORTER, • Free ...... 880 • Storage for Rent ...... 590 Deposit in Book 4829, at Page 1474, in the may respond to the allegations in that trust are required to present 3. Rate chargers are determined at the time of placement. Official Records of Davis County, to: (1) deliver or mail their written the Petition orally at the May 3, them to the undesigned on or be- Deceased. • Garage Sales ...... 250 • Trade...... 260 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 claims to the Personal Represen- STATE OF UTAH ) • Help Wanted ...... 100 4. Cancellations: No refunds or cancellations on extended weeks. State of Utah covering real prop- 2016 hearing or in writing within fore the 3rd day of June, 2016, or • Travel/Time Share ...... 540 tative at the address above; (2) :ss • Home Appliances ...... 280 • Yard work ...... 115 (across from Robintino’s) 5. Payment is due upon placement of ad unless an account has been established. 310 SOUTH MAIN STREET erty purportedly located at 741 ten days after the May 3, 2016 said claims shall be forever barred. deliver or mail their written claims COUNTY OF SALT LAKE ) We accept cash, check or credit card: BOUNTIFUL, UTAH 84010 South 3900 West, Syracuse, Utah hearing or twenty-five days after Kent H. Collins, 84075 in Davis County, Utah, and to the Personal Representative’s service of the Petition on you, as Personal Representative Affiant, Trudie Lee Porter Biggers, FAX: 801-295-3044 more particularly described as: attorney of record, Randy B. Birch, whichever comes first. A written of the Estate of being first duly sworn, deposes 801-298-5820 ALL OF LOT 13, ROCK CREEK at 114 South 200 West, P.O. Box answer must be filed with the Susan G. Parker and states that: FREE CLASSIADS 763, Heber City, UT 84032; or (3) 1. This affidavit is made for the for 20 words or less KANDJAUTO.COM SUBDIVISION PHASE 1, SYRA- clerk of the above-entitled Court, 101 South 200 East, Suite 700 CUSE CITY, DAVIS COUNTY, file their written claims with the whose address is 800 W. State Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 purpose of giving notice to any (20 words or less - 1 week) MAIL: The Clipper Classiads Clerk of the District Court in Davis creditors of the estate of Verlinda Items under $100 60¢ per word after UTAH, ACCORDING TO THE St., Farmington, UT 84025, and Kent H. Collins, Private party only. Price must appear in the ad. Only 1 item per ad. Mail in, Fax $12 OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF. County, or otherwise present their served upon, or mailed to Joshua as successor trustee of M. Porter, who died on the 19th 1370 S. 500 W., Bountiful UT 84010 570 Apartment for Rent claims as required by Utah law day of February, 2016. or Walk-in only. No phone-ins, please. Garage Sales Excluded. 1 ad per month. includes online placement Tax ID: 12-382-0013 K. Peterman, Petitioner’s attorney, The Susan G. Parker Living Trust The current Beneficiary of the within three months after the date 111 East Broadway, 11th Floor, under amended and restated 2. Affiant makes this affidavit as of the first publication of this notice the successor of the decendent. RILEY COURT-SENIOR trust deed is UTAH HOUSING Salt Lake City, UT 84111. Failure agreement dated December 22, or be forever barred. 3. Affiant is administering the es- Apartments Secured bldg/Eleva- CORPORATION, and the record to file an answer may result in 2015 Find all the classifi ed ads and more online at www.davisclipper.com owner of the property as of the Date of first publication: default being taken against you 101 South 200 East, Suite 700 tate of the decedent in accordance tor 2bd/2bth available, also 1bdm Feb. 25, 2016. with the provisions of Section 75- @ The Park Apts. New Studio recording of the Notice of Default for the relief demanded in said Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 is ALLEN E. MILLER, INDIVIDU- RANDY B. BIRCH, Petition. C-2666 3/10-31 C-2657 3/3-17 3-1201 of the Utah Code. 100 Help Wanted 100 Help Wanted 115 Yard Work 115 Yard Work 115 Yard Work 120 Services also available in new bldg. No Personal Representative and 4. Pursuant to Section 75-3- Smoking/Pets, 801-989-1602 or ALLY. Bidders must tender to the Attorney for the Estate of Davis County NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE 801(4) of the Utah Code, affiant JANITORIAL/OFFICE Clean- 801-292-2882 CITY PARKS Assistant LAWN & YARD WORK need re- STOUT LANDSCAPING and SPRING CLEAN UP! PAYNE’S EXPEDITE trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at Nancy Shipley NOTICE OF THE FILING OF The following described property desires to publish this notice to ing Part time office cleaning 114 South 200 West PETITIONS FOR WATER will be sold at public auction to the creditors of the decedent. West Bountiful is hiring full-time sponsible, hard working people to Lawn Care. South Davis Area. CONSTRUCTION AND BOUNTIFUL DUPLEX: 2bd, easy the sale and the balance of the Wednesday evenings and one Post Office Box 763 CONTRACT BY WEBER highest bidder, payable in lawful 5. Accordingly, all persons hav- seasonal Parks Assistants to do weekly mowing, yard work, and ● Mow and edging. TREES, SHRUBS, hedges, LANDSCAPING freeway access, private back yard, purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the day on the weekend (2days a Heber City, UT 84032 BASIN WATER money of the United States at the ing claims against the above estate perform a wide variety of manual sprinkler repair.. Davis County. ● Sprinkler Repair flower beds, mowing, tree trim- • Spring Clean -up plenty of parking, quiet street. day following the sale. Both the week). About 1.5 - 2 hours per (435) 654-4300 CONSERVANCY DISTRICT time of sale, at the Justice Com- of required to present them to the labor and semi-skilled activities Must have drivers license. All ● Spring Clean-up ming/removal, hauling. • Weeding $850/mo. Contact Jason at 801- deposit and the balance must be night. $160 per month. 801-255- C-2643 2/25-3/10 All persons interested will plex, Court’s Building, 800 West undersigned, on or before the 10th related to maintenance of the city’s Seasons Landscaping, Inc. 801- ● Landscape Affordable rates, references. • Tree removal/trimming 604-4127. paid to Lincoln Title Insurance 6271 Agency in the form of a wire trans- please take notice that there State Street, Farmington, Utah day of June, 2016, or said claims parks and trails. 499-2359 ● Yard Maintenance Senior Discount. • Sprinkler Systems KAYSVILLE CITY shall be forever barred. LARGE 2BD, 1bth. Good fer, cashier’s check or certified have been filed with the Board 84025, on April 13, 2016, at 3:00 Pays $9-$12/hr. DOE. Call Gabe 385-319-0746. Dan 801-518-7365 • Retaining Walls PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE of Trustees of the Weber Basin p.m. of said day, for the purpose DATED this 25 day of Febru- KUMON MATH & Reading Cen- NSL location. W/D hookups. funds. Cash payments, personal See www.wbcity.org for more • Driveway/Patio 240 For Sale Notice is hereby given that Water Conservancy District, peti- of foreclosing a trust deed dated ary, 2016. ter Assistant Assistant works with AERATION BY KERRY TREE TRIMMING & Removal dishwasher, A/C, Carport, checks or trust checks are not the Kaysville City Planning Com- information. We do it all! accepted. tions applying for the allotment of December 1, 2005, and executed TRUDIE LEE PORTER students ages 3-17 by grading, AKA Peartfection, Lawn Mow- Affordable Service No pets/smokers $660/mo 801- mission will hold a public hearing BIGGERS Licensed/Insured IN ACCORDANCE with section LINCOLN TITLE Weber Basin water, by the follow- by LINDA M. KRAVA, AN UNMAR- LAWN MAINTENANCE aiding students in the indepen- ing, Tilling, Aeration. Trees, shrubs and hedges, Free Estimates 38-8-3 of the Utah state code, 718-2234 EHO on Thursday, March 24, 2016, at ing landowners owning land in: RIED WOMAN, as Trustor, in favor 5528 Equestrian Road F/T-P/T-SUB Worker wanted, dent completion of worksheets, Call Kerry 801-231-7364 Hauling. INSURANCE AGENCY 7:00 p.m., in the Council Room P.O. Box 184 Call 801-294-0003 Bountiful Self Storage Center Nicely Furnished Section 25, Township 3 North, of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC Mow lawns in Davis County, great data entry, and general office. Serving since 1986 References, Senior Discount. LUCKY YOU! By: Paula Maughan of the Kaysville City Municipal Shepherd, Montana 59079 will have an auction on March Its: Vice President Range 1 West, Salt Lake Base REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC. pay. Experience preferred. Kurt 3:30PM-7:30PM Mon and Thurs. Call Dan 801-518-7365 **YARD-LAWN-SPRINKLERS** apartment, good neighborhood, Center, 23 East Center, Kaysville, Parr Brown Gee & Loveless 26th 2016 at 10:00 a.m. on the view, W/D, D/W, Fireplace, patio, Telephone: (801) 476-0303 and Meridian. SOLELY AS NOMINEE FOR 801-355-5233 or 801-706-1252 $9-$9.50/hour DOE. To apply Weekly Mowing. Yard to consider: Copies of petitions containing MOUNTAIN AMERICA FEDERAL Stephen M. Sargent premises where said property has internet. All utilities included. $800/ web site: www.smithknowles. send resume to Penny at pfelk- FATHER AND SON Work (light & heavy duty). Sprin- Rezone of 4.05 acres of property the description of each tract and CREDIT UNION as Beneficiary, Attorney for the Estate of CHILDCARE WORKER PT flex- LANDSCAPING been stored and which is located mo. Ideal for signal woman. 801- com at approximately 880 South Sun- Verlinda M. Porter [email protected]. kler Repairs & Upgrades. Land- at 1265 S 500 W Bountiful, UT SK File No. 15-0627 the terms and conditions under which Trust Deed was recorded ible shifts, can bring kids, need Concrete & Landscaping. scaping from A-Z. We Do It All! 292-0728 or 801-792-2621. set Drive from A-1 (Light Agricul- which the water is petitioned are on December 2, 2005, as Entry 101 South 200 East HANDY 84010 in Davis County. C-2659 3/10-24 ture) to R-1-LD (Residential Single detail oriented and great with LAKESIDE GOLF COURSE Quality work at affordable Licensed & Insured. Since 1987. on file in the office of the We- No. 2127262, in Book 3923, at Suite 700 kids. Apply at Buddy Bin 395 N We are accepting applications for prices. Concrete, Retaining Walls/ Unit # 218: Harley or Desiree PROFESSIONAL LIVING @ It’s Family Low Density). Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 801-292-0450 Best! 1 Bdrm w/Den and Gas NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE ber Basin Water Conservancy Page 577, in the Official Records Redwood Rd, NSL the following part-time seasonal ANDY’S Driveway, Sidewalks/Bricks. Fenc- Sells The following described real I hereby certify that I posted a District, Layton, Utah, for public of Davis County, State of Utah (801) 532-7840 LANDSCAPE & HAULING Fireplace Quiet and Secluded, No positions at Lakeside golf course: es, tree sod services. Appliance property will be sold at public copy of the foregoing Public Hear- inspection. covering real property purportedly Email: [email protected] Center Seeking 120 Services TO BE sold or auctioned off on smokers/pets Call 801-292-882 or NORTH SDIE Pro shop Starter, Range atten- LOCAL PROMPT SERVICE removal. Lic/Ins 385-259-2232 auction to the highest bidder, ing notice on the municipality’s The names of the petitioners located at 229 North 360 West, Date of first publication: March caring Direct Care Staff to assist April 1, 2016, 1:00pm at Tri-City 801-989-1602 Rent $875-$900 official website by March 7, 2016. 10, 2016 dant, Maintenance worker. Wages Go with this familiar & depend- 385-227-4522. Performance Ins.461 South 800 purchase price payable in lawful and the amount of water in acre Clearfield, Utah 84015 in Davis individuals with disabilities. Clean *PROFESSIONAL PAINTER* a month money of the United States of Lyle Gibson feet applied for are as hereinafter County, Utah, and more particu- C-2663 3/10-24 range from $7.25 to $10.00/hr. able name in Davis County. West, Centerville, UT 84014. 2001 Driving Record. 9.82/hr. 801-292- Applications can be picked up at *YARD WORK LANDSCAPING* 35 yrs. exp. excellent references America at the time of sale, at Zoning Administrator set out: larly described as: Over 30 years experience Polaris Sportsman 500 H.O. Red C-2670 3/10 NOTICE OF AMENDED 6797. West Bountiful City Hall – 550 N Weeding, raking, shrub/tree trim- Int/Ext. Please call Scott for Free 575 Duplex for Rent the east main entrance of the PETITIONER ACRE-FEET LOT 14, SMITHTOWNE SUBDI- ming, flowerbed mulch, hauling, Vin #4XACH50A81A520199 ANNUAL MEETING 800 W or online at www.WBC- & commitment to customer Estimates. No Job Too Small 801- Davis County Courthouse, 800 INVITATION TO BID West Glen VISION NO. 1, ACCORDING TO SHIFT LEADERS & Cashiers topsoil, sod/seed, trees shrubs, SCHEDULES FOR THE CITY ity.org. Check website for more satisfaction. Where quality is 699-1942 NORTHPOINT DUCK club shares HUGE BNTFL 2200sqft 4Bd, West State, Farmington, Utah, South Davis Water District Corporation 5.9 THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF COUNCIL AND PLANNING Now Hiring! Shift Leaders and plants, lawn mowing. Full Land- information. not just a word, it’s our only for sale. 801-641-9486. 2Bth. Great for Families/ Room- on Monday, April 4, 2016, at 407 West 3100 South The Board of Trustees of the AS RECORDED IN THE OF- COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF Cashiers needed at busy Conve- scaping. And Much More! Since MITCHELL’S CARPENTRY way of doing business. mates. Walkout bsmnt. Rec room. the hour of 4:00 p.m. of that day Bountiful, UT 84010 District will meet in public session FICE OF THE DAVIS COUNTY NORTH SALT LAKE, nience Store/Truck Stop! Apply at 1987. 801-292-0450 AND REMOLDELING for the purpose of foreclosing a at District headquarters, 2837 E. RECORDER, STATE OF UTAH. Chevron, 391 N 500 W, Bountiful 250 Garage Sales Hookups, Carport’s No smoking/ Sealed bids for construction of DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH DANIEL LAWN CARE Spring Basements, kitchens, bathrooms, deed of trust originally executed the “SDWD 2016 Water Service Highway 193, Layton, Utah, 9:00 Tax ID: 12-235-0014 today! pets. $1300/mo 801-641-8878, CALENDAR YEAR 2016 clean-up, weekly yard work, and finishing work. references by Terry W. Weese and Korina Improvements – Project #16-010” a.m., Thursday, March 24th 2016, The current Beneficiary of the WHEREAS, the City Council of Spring Cleanup 801-991-0569. Weese, as borrower(s), and Terry to consider each of such petitions trust deed is UTAH HOUSING Officer FT,Great triming, Sprinkler repair. Free available. Call 801-682-7062 STORAGE AUCTION Contents of will be received by South Davis the City of North Salt Lake, Davis Mortgage Loan W. Weese and Korina A. Weese, and any and all objections that CORPORATION, and the record Benefits,M-F,Farmington -Of MISCELLANEOUS Our Specialty estimates. 801-682-7957 unit #130 at Jenkin’s Storage; 525 Water District at 407 West 3100 County, Utah, hereby gives notice SEAMLESS ALUMINUM W. 900 S., Bountiful, UT. as grantor(s), in favor of KeyBank South Bountiful, Utah 84010, until may be presented in writing by owner of the property as of the to the public of the regular meet- fice,8:30 a.m.to 5:30 p.m. Visit WORKER Complete Landscaping Services THIS IS THE year to get your RAIN GUTTERS Siding, paint- 900 Announcement National Association, covering any persons showing cause why recording of the Notice of Default http://myhorizoncujobs.iappli- To be sold at auction on March 9:00 a.m., March 24, 2016; and ing schedules of the City Council • Flower beds, shrub removal & weeding yard professionally designed ing, deck and fence repairs, 12th at 10:00am. 801-295-6214 real property located at approxi- then at said office publicly opened any of said petitions should not be is LINDA M. KRAVA AS TRUSTEE and Planning Commission for the cants.com/- ViewJob-720419. and installed. Brick and flagstone tile, drywall repair. Lic/Ins. mately 1210 East St. Joseph granted. All persons interested OF THE LINDA M. KRAVA REVO- Davis County Legacy • Complete tree services and read aloud. The Bidder shall calendar year 2016; html?jb=13 patio’s, decks, water features, irr Call Jason 801-808-7056 www. Street, Layton, Davis County, indicate the Construction Contract may appear at such hearing and CABLE TRUST DATED MARCH NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RE- Events Center, part-time • Clean & haul go2jasonhansen.com 270 Want To Buy Utah, and more particularly de- show cause in writing why said 27, 2007. FT/PT HELP WANTED HOME systems, retaining walls, fire pits title, the name and address of the SOLVED, all City Council and and planting. We have been in scribed as: Bidder, and the date and time of petitions, or any thereof should Bidders must tender to the trust- Planning Commission meetings care. Starting $13/hr for disabled approximately 19 hours/ PAINTING business for 32 yrs right here in in BOOKS WANTED! I pay cash for SITUATED IN THE CITY OF the Bid opening. not be granted. Failure of any ee a $20,000.00 deposit at the sale will be held at the North Salt Lake 24yr-old male. Farmington area. 20-years Experience. We want week, must be available WE DO IT ALL Davis Co. and would love to help old LDS & other books. Also old LAYTON, COUNTY OF DAVIS The work to be performed person to show cause in writing and the balance of the purchase City Hall, in the Council Chambers, Must be 18+ & physically fit. 801- Interior, Exterior, Residential & Licensed – Insured you with your landscape needs. photos & historical memorabilia AND STATE OF UTAH: LOT 109, consists of furnishing labor, tools, as aforesaid, shall be deemed an price by 2:00 p.m. the day following 10 East Center Street, with the City 447-4644. to work evenings and Commercial. Professional finish. Free Estimate Call Loveland Landscape and Call 800-823-9124 ADAMSWOOD LANDING SUB- materials, equipment, transpor- assent on his part to the granting the sale. Both the deposit and the Council commencing at 7:00 p.m., weekends, $10.00/hour. Free est. Call 801-298-4472 or DIVISION PHASE 1, LAYTON of said petition. balance must be paid to Lincoln WEEDER/GARDNER FOR lo- Gardens 801-294-4300 or visit us tation and services required for and the Planning Commission at 801-706-2951 CITY, DAVIS COUNTY, UTAH, The Board will at such meet- Title Insurance Agency in the form 6:30 p.m., unless otherwise post- cal church. Must be dependable Performs semi-skilled work 296-1396 online at lovelandlandscape.com. to make the construction of three distinct ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL ing or at a subsequent meeting of a wire transfer, cashier’s check and self motivated. Pay is $15/ jobs as included in the Contract ed. If any meeting is canceled or in preparing for events and PLAT THEREOF. adjourned therefrom, accept or or certified funds. Cash payments, rescheduled, public notice will be hr. 2-3 hours a week. Call Nate Documents in accordance with maintaining Events Center PERMANENT PARCEL NUM- the Drawings and Specifications reject the petitions. personal checks or trust checks given of such new meeting date. 801-560-9748 or stop in on a BER: 115900109 WEBER BASIN WATER are not accepted. Meetings at times other than as Tuesday at ST. Peters Episcopal prepared by ESI Engineering Inc. facilities and grounds. Of- you a loan! TERRY W. WEESE AND KO- The Engineer’s opinion of the CONSERVANCY DISTRICT LINCOLN TITLE specified shall be held by the City Church, 1579 South State Street fi cial application required; RINA A. WEESE, HUSBAND cost of the project is $275,000. Tage I. Flint, Secretary INSURANCE AGENCY Council or Planning Commission in Clearfield. AND WIFE, 1210 EAST STREET Bid Documents and Drawings C-2668 3/10-17 By: Paula Maughan as circumstances require. The JOSEPHS STREET, LAYTON Its: Vice President dates for holding regular meetings Owner visit our website at may be examined at the offices of SELF EMPLOYMENT UT 84040, LOAN REFERENCE Notice of Adoption and Telephone: (801) 476-0303 shall be as follows: Operator for Express Shuttle daviscountyutah.gov/oopm/ ESI Engineering Inc, 3500 South Notice of Rights $100 - $3000 Today NUMBER: Main St. Suite 206, Salt Lake City, web site: www.smithknowles.com REGULAR CITY COUNCIL $30K-$40K/yr. For more info call or call 801-451-3415. 21990509/071911253420C (for publication) SK File No. 14-0260 MEETING DATES 801-506-2346 Utah or may be requested to be Case Number 152700061 FIRST AMERICAN ORDER NO: sent electronically by calling 801- C-2665 3/10-24 JANUARY 5 JUNE 7 Open until fi lled. and 12669826 IDENTIFIER: FIRST Judge Dawson JANUARY 19 JUNE 21 PART TIME Job Weekday Morn- SHOP SERVICE GUIDE 263-1752 (Attn: Cody Pedersen). In the District Court of Utah NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE FEBRUARY 2 JULY 19 ings. Fun professional sales en- AMERICAN LENDERS ADVAN- C-2669 3/10-17 Equal Opportunity TAGE Second Judicial District The following described real FEBRUARY 16 AUGUST 2 vironment. Must be Dependable, Roy Finance Davis County property will be sold at public auc- 11-590-0109 ESTATE OF MICHAEL BRANDT MARCH 1 AUGUST 16 Motivated, Ready to make money! Employer The current beneficiary of the LAYNE 800 W. State Street tion to the highest bidder, purchase MARCH 15 SEPTEMBER 6 Contact Matt 801-292-4700 Taking care of ALL your electrical needs! trust deed is KeyBank National Deceased Probate No. Farmington, UT 84025 price payable in lawful money of MARCH 29 SEPTEMBER 20 Association, and the record owner 163700083 In the Matter of the Adoption of the United States of America at APRIL 5 OCTOBER 4 of the property as of the recording LINDA JEANNE LAYNE, Ericamae Paulines the time of sale, at the east main APRIL 19 OCTOBER 18 801-774-8472 The State of Utah to: Unknown entrance of the Davis County 888-929-0831 of the notice of default is Terry whose address is 2367 E. 8100 MAY 3 NOVEMBER 15 W. Weese and Korina A. Weese. S., South Weber, UT 84405, has Biological Father Courthouse, 800 West State, MAY 17 DECEMBER 6 Big Enough to 30 Minute Service The trustee’s sale of the aforede- been appointed Personal Rep- You are being notified of Farmington, Utah, on Wednesday, REGULAR PLANNING Change your home forever scribed real property will be made resentative of the above-entitled the Petition to Adopt Ericamae March 30, 2016, at the hour of 4:00 COMMISSION do the Job without warranty as to title, pos- estate. Creditors of the estate Paulines. p.m. of that day for the purpose of MEETING DATES with new VINYL windows! Small Enough session, or encumbrances. Bid- are hereby notified to: (1) deliver You have the right to file a mo- foreclosing a deed of trust origi- JANUARY 12 JUNE 28 to Care ders must be prepared to tender or mail their written claims to the tion to intervene with this court. nally executed by Kathy A. Evans JANUARY 26 JULY 12 801-298-3413 a cashier’s check in the amount of Personal Representative at the If your motion to intervene is and Sean D. Evans, in favor of FEBRUARY 9 JULY 26 $20,000.00 at the sale. The bal- address above; (2) deliver or mail granted, you have the right to op- Mortgage Electronic Registration FEBRUARY 23 AUGUST 9 55 East 400 South • Centerville ance of the purchase price must their written claims to the Personal pose this adoption. Systems, Inc., solely as nominee MARCH 8 AUGUST 23 be paid by cashier’s check or wire Representative’s attorney of re- If you want to intervene in this for First Option Mortgage, LLC, a MARCH 29 SEPTEMBER 13 [email protected] Time to transfer received by 12:00 noon cord, Eric B. Whiting, at the follow- adoption, you must file a motion to limited liability company, its suc- MARCH 24 (Thursday) www.obrienglassproducts.com the following business day. The ing address: YORK HOWELL & intervene with this court within cessors and assigns, covering real SEPTEMBER 27 trustee reserves the right to void GUYMON, 6405 S. 3000 E., Suite 30 days after March 17, 2016 property located at approximately APRIL 12 OCTOBER 11 • New Construction • Remodels • Service the effect of the trustee’s sale after 150, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84121; which is the last date this notice 594 West 1450 North, Centerville, APRIL 26 OCTOBER 25 the sale based upon information or (3) file their written claims with will be published. And you must Davis County, Utah, and more MAY 10 NOVEMBER 8 Be ready for summer, schedule an AC tune-up today De-Clutter? unknown to the trustee at the time the Clerk of the Second District serve a copy of your motion on particularly described as: MAY 24 NOVEMBER 22 Emergency Backup Generators of the sale, such as a bankruptcy Court in Davis County, Utah, or petitioner or their attorney at: John ALL OF LOT 4, FOXBRIDGE JUNE 14 DECEMBER 13 filing, a loan reinstatement, or an otherwise present their claims as Charles Duhamel, 2593 Bryant PLAT H SUBDIVISION, IN THE All meetings of the City Council are Your Advertisement agreement between the trustor required by Utah law within three Dr., Magna UT 84044-2814. CITY OF CENTERVILLE, DAVIS open to the public unless closed and beneficiary to postpone or months after the date of the first If you do not file a motion to COUNTY, UTAH, AS SHOWN ON pursuant to Section 52-4-204, Sell unwanted intervene within that time, you THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF. Utah Code. A written agenda of cancel the sale. If so voided, the publication of this notice or be only recourse of the highest bidder forever barred. waive any right to further notice 02-156-0004 each open meeting will be posted can be here is to receive a full refund of the C-2661 3/10-21 in this adoption, forfeit all rights The current beneficiary of the on the City’s website at www.nsl- HVAC money paid to the trustee. THIS in relation to the adoptee, and trust deed is JPMorgan Chase city.org and at the North Salt Lake items in the SUMMONS AND are barred from bringing or main- Bank, National Association, and City Hall, 10 East Center Street, CONSTRUCTION, INC. IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION NOTICE OF HEARING taining any action to assert any the record owner of the property in North Salt Lake, Utah no later heating • ventilation • air conditioning Civil No. 1125657 OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR interest in the adoptee. as of the recording of the notice than 5:30 p.m. on the regular busi- Call: Judge: Janice Frost ness day preceding such meeting. THAT PURPOSE. You may obtain a copy of the of default is Kathy A. Evans and 624 West 900 North, NSL, Utah 84054 C-2660 3/10 DATED this 1st day of March, IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL Petition to Adopt and other court Sean D. Evans. The trustee’s sale Clipper JUVENILE COURT 2016 records in this case only if your of the aforedescribed real property IN AND FOR DAVIS COUNTY, motion to intervene is granted. will be made without warranty as to NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE 801-298-4822 Marlon L. Bates The following described property Like us on 801-295-2251 STATE OF UTAH You also have the right to con- title, possession, or encumbranc- Successor Trustee State of Utah, in the interest of: will be sold at public auction to the www.hvacinutah.com Facebook Scalley Reading Bates Hansen sent to this adoption. es. Bidders must be prepared to M.L.M. highest bidder, payable in lawful Classifi eds & Rasmussen, P.C. Date: February 13, 2016 tender a cashier’s check in the money of the United States at the a Minor under 18 years of age. 15 West South Temple, John Charles Duhamel amount of $20,000.00 at the sale. time of sale, at the Justice Com- THE STATE OF UTAH TO Serving Ste. 600 2593 S. Bryant Dr. The balance of the purchase price plex, Court’s Building, 800 West Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 BRANDON MELENDEZ: Magna, Utah 84044-2814 must be paid by cashier’s check Since You are hereby placed on notice State Street, Farmington, Utah We Love Telephone: (801) 531-7870 707-536-7456 or wire transfer received by 12:00 that a proceeding concerning your 84025, on April 6, 2016, at 3:00 1992 Business Hours: 9:00 a.m. to C-2653 2/25-3/17 noon the following business day. p.m. of said day, for the purpose of New child M.L.M., dob 06/26/2006, is 5:00 p.m. The trustee reserves the right to foreclosing a trust deed dated De- Patients! pending in the Second District Ju- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Trustee No. 53075-140 void the effect of the trustee’s sale cember 19, 2013, and executed by venile Court and an adjudication IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL C-2654 3/3-17 after the sale based upon informa- BRANDON LAMAR, A MARRIED with regard to your parental rights DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR tion unknown to the trustee at the MAN, as Trustor, in favor of MORT- NOTICE TO CREDITORS will be made. A Verified Petition DAVIS COUNTY, STATE OF time of the sale, such as a bank- UTAH GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA- 2112 N. Hillfi eld Rd. ESTATE OF DAVID EUGENE for Termination of Parental Rights ruptcy filing, a loan reinstatement, TION SYSTEMS, INC. SOLELY WERRE, Deceased has been filed with the Second IN THE MATTER OF THE or an agreement between the trus- ESTATE OF AS NOMINEE FOR REPUBLIC #1 • Layton Probate No. 163700045 District Juvenile Court, case no. tor and beneficiary to postpone or MORTGAGE HOME LOANS, LLC Tuesday - Saturday 10-6 All persons having claims 1125657. The Petition alleges SUSAN G. PARKER, cancel the sale. If so voided, the Hours: Deceased, as Beneficiary, which Trust Deed against the above estate are that your parental rights in M.L.M. only recourse of the highest bidder was recorded on December 20, Mon - Fri. 7 am - 6 pm Art • Collectables • Gifts • Jewelry required to present them to the should be terminated based on and THE SUSAN G. PARKER is to receive a full refund of the LIVING TRUST under amended 2013, as Entry No. 2782671, in Come Visit Us! undersigned or to the Clerk of the abandonment, failure to show the money paid to the trustee. THIS Book 5919, at Page 1453, in the Court on or before the 10th day of normal interest of a natural parent and restated agreement dated IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT 801-774-0770 801-295-2251 ext 100 December 22, 2015 Official Records of Davis County, 58 No. Main - Farmington, Utah • 801-451-6400 June 2016, or said claims shall be without just cause, unfitness, and A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION C7 C8 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 DAVIS BOOKINGS Trevor Wayne Smith, 29, Woods 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS Cross PD, narcotic equipment. The following is a list of bookings John Fuentes Herrera, 50, with total fines and/or bail exceed- DCSO, no insurance. State of Utah covering real Utah 84111; or ing $1,000. Isaac Roy Leyba, 31, DCSO, property purportedly located at 3. file their written claims with no proof of insurance, narcotic 1043 North 750 West, Clinton, the Clerk of the Second District Monday, Feb. 29 Utah 84015 in Davis County, Court at P.O. Box 769, Farm- equipment possession, driving on Utah, and more particularly ington, Utah 84025 in Davis Skylar David Henderson, 28, suspension, public order crimes. described as: County, or otherwise present DCSO, narcotic equipment posses- Nicholas Ray Smith, 23, DCSO, LOT 67, STACI PLACE SUBDI- their claims as required by Utah sion. marijuana possession, controlled VISION PHASE 3, ACCORD- law within three months after the Sioli Pua, 33, Bountiful PD, DUI substances. ING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT date of the first publication of alcohol. Blair Austin Anderson, 36, THEREOF ON FILE AND OF this notice or be forever barred. Elizabeth Marie Ulibarri, 53, RECORD IN THE OFFICE DATED this 3rd day of March, DCSO, controlled substances. OF THE DAVIS COUNTY RE- 2016. North Salt Lake PD, controlled Sara Jean Ukena, 31, Clinton CORDER. LESLYE STRATTON substances. PD, shoplifting. Tax ID: 14-373-0067 806 16th Avenue Joee Mylee Malanca, 23, Farm- David Thaine Ferry, 33, The current Beneficiary of Salt Lake City, UT 84103 ington District Court, controlled Clearfield PD, controlled substanc- the trust deed is UTAH HOUS- 801-209-7854 substances. ING CORPORATION, and the es, driving on suspension, assault. SUZANNE MARELIUS Shannon Marie May, 40, Sunset record owner of the property as 261 E. 300 S., Ste. 300 Toni Camille Quintana, 32, of the recording of the Notice of Salt Lake City, UT 84111 PD, driving on suspension. Clearfield PD, narcotic equipment Default is BRANDON LAMAR, 801-746-7443 Christopher Raymond Santiago, possession, controlled substances. A MARRIED MAN. C-2664 3/10-24 20, Syracuse PD, assault. Troy Alexander Pollock, 47, UHP, Bidders must tender to the Miguel Fernando Ritz-Gutierrez, trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at CENTERVILLE CITY violation of pretrial protective order, the sale and the balance of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC 27, DCSO, violation of pretrial no proof of insurance, harassing purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the HEARING ON ZONING MAP protective order. communication, criminal trespass. day following the sale. Both the AMENDMENT AND Sasha Marie Eldredge, 26, Gregory Roger Guedj, 29, deposit and the balance must CONCEPTUAL SUBDIVISION DCSO, assault. Layton PD, controlled substances, be paid to Lincoln Title Insur- Notice is hereby given that Brandy Kueffner, 38, Centerville the Centerville City Planning narcotic equipment possession. ance Agency in the form of a PD, shoplifting. wire transfer, cashier’s check or Commission will hold a public Thursday, March 3 certified funds. Cash payments, hearing on Wednesday, March Gary Richard Crane, 26, Layton personal checks or trust checks 23, 2016, beginning at 7:00 PD, assault, controlled substances, David Brad Butler, 48, Layton are not accepted. p.m., or as soon thereafter as resisting/interfering with police. PD, controlled substances. DATED: February 25, 2016. the matter may be heard, at Jesus Ignacio Dominguez, 30, Irene Craker, 57, Clinton PD, no LINCOLN TITLE the Centerville City Hall, 250 Prisoner Transport Service, narcotic insurance, controlled substances. INSURANCE AGENCY North Main Street, Centerville, Stacey Elliott Riley, 42, Layton By: Paula Maughan Utah, regarding the following equipment possession, criminal Its: Vice President proposed applications: trespass, driving on suspension. PD, failure to register as a sex of- Telephone: (801) 476-0303 Request #1: Zone Map Amend- William Perez, 24, Layton PD, fender. web site: www.smithknowles. ment from A-L (Agricultural-Low) failure to appear. Daniel Lee Anguiano, 39, DCSO, com to R-L (Residential-Low), 4.85 Christopher Brandon Puente, controlled substances. SK File No. 15-1247 acres 35, Farmington PD, narcotic equip- Breesha Rae Spratley, 24, C-2656 3/3-17 Request #2: (Pending Actual DCSO, no insurance, shoplifting. Rezone Approval) Conceptual ment possession. A private sale of 2001 Polaris Subdivision Plan, 12-Lots Kevin Lee Carter, 32, Clearfield Lee Roy Glessner, 34, Layton Sportsman 500 H.O. Red Vin If you have questions re- PD, traffic offense. #4XACH50A81A520199 PD, marijuana possession, narcotic garding this matter or would equipment possession. Tracy Michelle Kulicke, 32, Will take place at Tri-City Per- like further information, contact Centerville PD, traffic offense, DUI formance Inc., 461 South 800 Community Development at West, Centerville, UT 84014, Tuesday, March 1 alcohol. 801-292-8232 or visit the City’s William Roberts, 52, Bountiful Chad Ryan Grant, 34, Layton April 1, 2016, 1:00 pm. In order website at www.centervilleut.net to secure a Repairman’s Lien. PD, controlled substances. Marsha L. Morrow, MMC PD, sexual assault. C-2667 3/10 Kenneth Franklin Bills, 37, Boun- Centerville City Recorder Levi Owen Wade, 31, Layton tiful PD, controlled substances. CENTERVILLE CITY C-2671 3/10 PD, assault. NOTICE OF PUBLIC Kurt Rodney Shepherd, 52, Kyle Evan Knowlden, 29, Utah TO: WILLIAM GUANDO DCSO, traffic offense, arson. HEARING ON ZONING MAP SANCHEZ Transit Authority, fraud-insufficient AMENDMENT AND ZONING You have been sued by AVITA David Mark Larsen, 48, UHP, funds check. CODE TEXT AMENDMENT GERMANIA HINOJO CAMAYO, DUI drugs, controlled substances, Notice is hereby given that the Petitioner, in the Magistrate traffic offense. the Centerville City Planning Court in and for Blaine County, Commission will hold a public Linda Mika Melchor, 33, North Idaho, Case No. CV-2015-624 Salt Lake PD, no insurance. hearing on Wednesday, March The nature of the claim against 23, 2016, beginning at 7:00 you is for Divorce. Kristopher Blake Chadwick, 38, p.m., or as soon thereafter Any time after 20 days fol- Syracuse PD, tax revenue. as the matter may be heard, lowing the last publication of Dennis Ray Morgan, 33, Cen- at the Centerville City Hall, this Summons, the court may terville PD, controlled substances. 250 North Main Street, Cen- enter a judgment against you Armando Miguel Nunez, 23, terville, Utah, regarding the without further notice, unless Centerville Deuel Creek Historic prior to that time you have filed Clearfield PD, shoplifting. District (Chapter 12-49), which a written response in the proper includes boundary modifications Wednesday, March 2 form, including the case number, Stephen Hunter Gilley, 21, (400 East from Parrish Lane to and paid any required filing fee Porter Lane, east side only) and to the Clerk of the Court at 206 DCSO, controlled substances. addressing commercial building 1st Avenue South, Suite 200, Falicia Rose Valdez, 29, incentives. Hailey, Idaho 83333, (208) Kaysville PD, failure to appear, If you have questions re- 788-5521 and served a copy of no proof of insurance, driving on garding this matter or would your response on the Petitioner, suspension. like further information, contact whose mailing address and tele- Community Development at phone number are: STAR LAW 801-292-8232 or visit the City’s OFFICE PLLC, SELIM ARYN website at www.centervilleut.net STAR, 219 S. River Street, Unit Marsha L. Morrow, MMC 202, Hailey, ID 83333, Phone: Centerville City Recorder (208) 788-9232. C-2672 3/10 A copy of the Summons and Complaint can be obtained by ANNOUNCEMENT OF contacting either the Clerk of APPOINTMENT the Court or the Petitioner. If AND NOTICE TO you wish legal assistance, you LOOKING CREDITORS should immediately retain an Case No. 163700070 attorney to advise you in this Judge Thomas L. Kay for the Davis Clipper? matter. IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL Date: 2/4/2016 DISTRICT COURT Blaine County District Court IN AND FOR DAVIS COUNTY, By: C. Rigby STATE OF UTAH Deputy Clerk IN THE MATTER OF THE C-2642 2/18-3/10 ESTATE OF: MARTEL LEON BURROWS, Deceased. Leslye Stratton, whose ad- dress is 806 16th Avenue, Salt DONATE A Lake City, Utah 84103, has been appointed Personal Rep- resentative of the above-entitled Find it at these locations... estate. Creditors of the estate CAR are hereby notified to: Davis Clipper Offi ce 1370 S 500 W Bountiful 1. deliver or mail their written claims to the Personal Repre- Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE 7-Eleven 1515 S 500 W. Bountiful sentative at the address above; & Maverik 1500 S Main St. Bountiful 2. deliver or mail their written Needy Families Tesoro 2568 S Main St. Bountiful claims to the Personal Repre- Sunshine Cafe 20 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful sentative’s attorney of record, Suzanne Marelius, 261 East 300 Fastrac - Sinclair 3427 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful South, Suite 300, Salt Lake City, 801.294.4060 Winegars 3371 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful Dick’s Market 2280 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful Corner 22(Sinclair) 2193 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful At Your Convenience(Phillips 66) 2065 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful Maverik 105 S 200 W. Bountiful Common Cents 412 N 500 W. Bountiful Chevron 391 N 500 W. Bountiful

7-Eleven 1109 W 500 S. West Bountiful

Apple 1504 S 800 W. Woods Cross Slim Olson 742 W 2600 S. Woods Cross Village Inn 450 E 1100 N. Woods Cross Rb’s 527 S 700 W. Woods Cross

Maverik, (Redwood Rd) 880 W Center St. N.S.L Neighbors Market 155 S Hwy 89 N S.L

Top Stop 382 N Frontage Rd. Centerville Rb's 291 W Parrish Ln. Centerville Maverik 95 N Main St. Centerville Dicks Market 84 W Parrish Ln. Centerville 7-Eleven 425 N 700 W. Centerville

Maverik 709 S. State St. Clearfi eld

Top Stop(Chevron) 35 S 100 E. Farmington Maverik 957 W Shepard Ln. Farmington

Rb’s One Stop 135 S Main St. Kaysville Bowman’s 326 N Main St. Kaysville Maverik 888 W. 200 N. Kaysville

Maverik 87 N. Main St. Layton Maverik 2014 N. 400 W. Layton Maverik 1510 E. 700 S. Layton Morrelli’s 2798 Hill Field Rd. Layton

Get the Clipper in your mailbox each week for only $ 35 per year. C7 C8 CLASSIFIEDS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 spring prep sports begin DAVIS BOOKINGS Trevor Wayne Smith, 29, Woods 9000 LEGALS 9000 LEGALS Cross PD, narcotic equipment. The following is a list of bookings John Fuentes Herrera, 50, Our Clipper scoreboard shows upcoming with total fines and/or bail exceed- DCSO, no insurance. high school sports events D3 State of Utah covering real Utah 84111; or Isaac Roy Leyba, 31, DCSO, ing $1,000. DAVIS property purportedly located at 3. file their written claims with no proof of insurance, narcotic 1043 North 750 West, Clinton, the Clerk of the Second District Monday, Feb. 29 Utah 84015 in Davis County, Court at P.O. Box 769, Farm- equipment possession, driving on THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 D Utah, and more particularly ington, Utah 84025 in Davis Skylar David Henderson, 28, suspension, public order crimes. described as: County, or otherwise present DCSO, narcotic equipment posses- Nicholas Ray Smith, 23, DCSO, LOT 67, STACI PLACE SUBDI- their claims as required by Utah sion. Sports marijuana possession, controlled VISION PHASE 3, ACCORD- law within three months after the Sioli Pua, 33, Bountiful PD, DUI substances. ING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT date of the first publication of alcohol. Blair Austin Anderson, 36, THEREOF ON FILE AND OF this notice or be forever barred. Elizabeth Marie Ulibarri, 53, RECORD IN THE OFFICE DATED this 3rd day of March, DCSO, controlled substances. OF THE DAVIS COUNTY RE- 2016. North Salt Lake PD, controlled Sara Jean Ukena, 31, Clinton CORDER. LESLYE STRATTON substances. PD, shoplifting. Tax ID: 14-373-0067 806 16th Avenue Joee Mylee Malanca, 23, Farm- David Thaine Ferry, 33, The current Beneficiary of Salt Lake City, UT 84103 ington District Court, controlled Clearfield PD, controlled substanc- the trust deed is UTAH HOUS- 801-209-7854 substances. ING CORPORATION, and the es, driving on suspension, assault. SUZANNE MARELIUS Shannon Marie May, 40, Sunset record owner of the property as 261 E. 300 S., Ste. 300 Toni Camille Quintana, 32, of the recording of the Notice of Salt Lake City, UT 84111 PD, driving on suspension. Clearfield PD, narcotic equipment Default is BRANDON LAMAR, 801-746-7443 Christopher Raymond Santiago, possession, controlled substances. A MARRIED MAN. C-2664 3/10-24 20, Syracuse PD, assault. Troy Alexander Pollock, 47, UHP, Bidders must tender to the Miguel Fernando Ritz-Gutierrez, trustee a $20,000.00 deposit at CENTERVILLE CITY violation of pretrial protective order, the sale and the balance of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC 27, DCSO, violation of pretrial no proof of insurance, harassing purchase price by 2:00 p.m. the HEARING ON ZONING MAP protective order. communication, criminal trespass. day following the sale. Both the AMENDMENT AND Sasha Marie Eldredge, 26, Gregory Roger Guedj, 29, deposit and the balance must CONCEPTUAL SUBDIVISION DCSO, assault. Layton PD, controlled substances, be paid to Lincoln Title Insur- Notice is hereby given that Brandy Kueffner, 38, Centerville the Centerville City Planning narcotic equipment possession. ance Agency in the form of a PD, shoplifting. wire transfer, cashier’s check or Commission will hold a public Thursday, March 3 certified funds. Cash payments, hearing on Wednesday, March Gary Richard Crane, 26, Layton personal checks or trust checks 23, 2016, beginning at 7:00 PD, assault, controlled substances, David Brad Butler, 48, Layton are not accepted. p.m., or as soon thereafter as resisting/interfering with police. PD, controlled substances. DATED: February 25, 2016. the matter may be heard, at Jesus Ignacio Dominguez, 30, Irene Craker, 57, Clinton PD, no LINCOLN TITLE the Centerville City Hall, 250 Prisoner Transport Service, narcotic insurance, controlled substances. INSURANCE AGENCY North Main Street, Centerville, Stacey Elliott Riley, 42, Layton By: Paula Maughan Utah, regarding the following equipment possession, criminal Its: Vice President proposed applications: trespass, driving on suspension. PD, failure to register as a sex of- Telephone: (801) 476-0303 Request #1: Zone Map Amend- William Perez, 24, Layton PD, fender. web site: www.smithknowles. ment from A-L (Agricultural-Low) failure to appear. Daniel Lee Anguiano, 39, DCSO, com to R-L (Residential-Low), 4.85 Christopher Brandon Puente, controlled substances. SK File No. 15-1247 acres 35, Farmington PD, narcotic equip- Breesha Rae Spratley, 24, C-2656 3/3-17 Request #2: (Pending Actual DCSO, no insurance, shoplifting. Rezone Approval) Conceptual ment possession. A private sale of 2001 Polaris Subdivision Plan, 12-Lots Kevin Lee Carter, 32, Clearfield Lee Roy Glessner, 34, Layton Sportsman 500 H.O. Red Vin If you have questions re- PD, traffic offense. #4XACH50A81A520199 PD, marijuana possession, narcotic garding this matter or would equipment possession. Tracy Michelle Kulicke, 32, Will take place at Tri-City Per- like further information, contact Centerville PD, traffic offense, DUI formance Inc., 461 South 800 Community Development at surrounDeD by WiLDCAts--Olympus’ Adam Larson feels the pressure, from left, of West, Centerville, UT 84014, Tuesday, March 1 alcohol. 801-292-8232 or visit the City’s William Roberts, 52, Bountiful Chad Ryan Grant, 34, Layton Trevin Knell, Sam Pugsley and Jordan Lewis. Photo by Ron Osborn April 1, 2016, 1:00 pm. In order website at www.centervilleut.net to secure a Repairman’s Lien. PD, controlled substances. Marsha L. Morrow, MMC PD, sexual assault. C-2667 3/10 Kenneth Franklin Bills, 37, Boun- Centerville City Recorder Levi Owen Wade, 31, Layton tiful PD, controlled substances. CENTERVILLE CITY C-2671 3/10 PD, assault. NOTICE OF PUBLIC Kurt Rodney Shepherd, 52, Kyle Evan Knowlden, 29, Utah TO: WILLIAM GUANDO DCSO, traffic offense, arson. HEARING ON ZONING MAP SANCHEZ Transit Authority, fraud-insufficient Wildcats’ great AMENDMENT AND ZONING You have been sued by AVITA David Mark Larsen, 48, UHP, funds check. CODE TEXT AMENDMENT GERMANIA HINOJO CAMAYO, DUI drugs, controlled substances, Notice is hereby given that the Petitioner, in the Magistrate traffic offense. the Centerville City Planning Court in and for Blaine County, Linda Mika Melchor, 33, North Commission will hold a public Idaho, Case No. CV-2015-624 hearing on Wednesday, March Salt Lake PD, no insurance. season ends with The nature of the claim against 23, 2016, beginning at 7:00 you is for Divorce. Kristopher Blake Chadwick, 38, p.m., or as soon thereafter Any time after 20 days fol- Syracuse PD, tax revenue. as the matter may be heard, lowing the last publication of Dennis Ray Morgan, 33, Cen- at the Centerville City Hall, this Summons, the court may terville PD, controlled substances. 250 North Main Street, Cen- enter a judgment against you Armando Miguel Nunez, 23, loss to Olympus terville, Utah, regarding the without further notice, unless Centerville Deuel Creek Historic prior to that time you have filed Clearfield PD, shoplifting. District (Chapter 12-49), which a written response in the proper Wednesday, March 2 by toM HArALDsen the 1:20 mark, but a lay-in by Travis includes boundary modifications form, including the case number, Wagstaff in the final 10 seconds (400 East from Parrish Lane to Stephen Hunter Gilley, 21, [email protected] and paid any required filing fee gave the Titans a 17-12 lead after Porter Lane, east side only) and to the Clerk of the Court at 206 DCSO, controlled substances. addressing commercial building 1st Avenue South, Suite 200, Falicia Rose Valdez, 29, one quarter. incentives. Hailey, Idaho 83333, (208) Kaysville PD, failure to appear, SALT LAKE CITY— Woods Cross hung around for If you have questions re- 788-5521 and served a copy of no proof of insurance, driving on the first four minutes of quarter garding this matter or would your response on the Petitioner, suspension. number two, never evening the like further information, contact whose mailing address and tele- Anyone who watched the Community Development at phone number are: STAR LAW way the Olympus Titans score but staying close. A driving 801-292-8232 or visit the City’s OFFICE PLLC, SELIM ARYN basket by Jordan Lewis pulled the website at www.centervilleut.net STAR, 219 S. River Street, Unit played this season as they ‘Cats to within two at 18-16, but Marsha L. Morrow, MMC 202, Hailey, ID 83333, Phone: Lindsey and Travis Monson each Centerville City Recorder (208) 788-9232. earned the school’s first- C-2672 3/10 A copy of the Summons and WooDs Cross sHArpsHooter trevin kneLL (12) goes up and over Olympus’ Matt Lindsey for two of his 16 Complaint can be obtained by ever state 4A boys basket- n points in the Wildcats’ semifinal battle with the Titans Friday afternoon. Photo by Ron Osborn ANNOUNCEMENT OF contacting either the Clerk of see “WiLDCAts” p. D2 APPOINTMENT the Court or the Petitioner. If ball championship could AND NOTICE TO you wish legal assistance, you LOOKING CREDITORS should immediately retain an see they were on a roll. Case No. 163700070 attorney to advise you in this Judge Thomas L. Kay for the Davis Clipper? matter. Friday afternoon in the IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL Date: 2/4/2016 Woods Cross beats Bountiful for season-ending win DISTRICT COURT Blaine County District Court Huntsman Center at the IN AND FOR DAVIS COUNTY, By: C. Rigby STATE OF UTAH Deputy Clerk University of Utah, that (Editor’s note: This story ran online last preventing the Braves from climbing up heaved a three-quarter-court shot as IN THE MATTER OF THE C-2642 2/18-3/10 week but did not make our print edition to fourth place in Region 5 and clinching time expired. The ball fell just short, and ESTATE OF: momentum helped Olym- of the Clipper due to space. We’re running MARTEL LEON BURROWS, a spot in the Class 4A state tournament. Woods Cross survived. Deceased. pus end Woods Cross’ it this week to pay tribute to Woods Cross’ Instead, Bountiful finishes its season in “It’s been a long time since we’ve Leslye Stratton, whose ad- outstanding success this year.) fifth place with a 5-7 league mark, 10-13 been able to sweep the series with dress is 806 16th Avenue, Salt season in a 70-42 loss. DONATE A The Titans went on the defeat overall. Bountiful,” said Woods Cross coach Lake City, Utah 84103, has The game between the two longtime Kasey Walkenhurst. “It’s always a great been appointed Personal Rep- Timpview on Saturday to win the by JosH McFADDen rivals was a back-and-forth affair from rivalry for both schools, and our seniors resentative of the above-entitled Find it at these locations... title. Clipper Sportswriter estate. Creditors of the estate CAR start to finish. loved winning their final home game on Titan Matt Lindsey made two are hereby notified to: Davis Clipper Offi ce 1370 S 500 W Bountiful Trailing by five at the break, Bountiful a night when we were able to hoist the quick baskets in the opening WooDs Cross--With a Region 5 cham- 1. deliver or mail their written 7-Eleven 1515 S 500 W. Bountiful kept pace with the Wildcats in the third region championship trophy. It also gives claims to the Personal Repre- Single Mothers CARS THAT CARE minute, a sign of things to come pionship already in the books, the Woods and fourth quarters and trailed 65-61 in us a little momentum going into the state sentative at the address above; & Maverik 1500 S Main St. Bountiful from him, but Woods Cross fought Cross boys basketball team headed into 2. deliver or mail their written the waning seconds. The Braves’ Landon tournament.” Needy Families Tesoro 2568 S Main St. Bountiful back, tied the game at 4-all with its final regular season game already hav- claims to the Personal Repre- Sunshine Cafe 20 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful Trusty hit a deep three-pointer with a “It was a bummer finish for us,” sentative’s attorney of record, scores from Cameron Allen and ing accomplished a major goal. Fastrac - Sinclair 3427 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful Trevin Knell, and actually taking second to play, cutting the margin to a Bountiful assistant coach Matt Chism Suzanne Marelius, 261 East 300 The Wildcats’ performance against single point. Needing a miracle to win, said. “We had a chance to make it to South, Suite 300, Salt Lake City, 801.294.4060 Winegars 3371 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful its only lead at 9-7 when Knell hit Bountiful in the season finale Feb. 23 kept Dick’s Market 2280 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful a three-pointer from the top of the the Braves almost got it. Woods Cross state with a win, and we didn't quite get the Braves from accomplishing one of inbounded the ball with a long pass it done. We are very proud of the effort Corner 22(Sinclair) 2193 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful key. But Lindsey remained hot in theirs. At Your Convenience(Phillips 66) 2065 S Orchard Dr. Bountiful that first quarter, scoring three down court, but Bountiful’s Brig Willard Woods Cross outlasted Bountiful 65-64, intercepted the pass and desperately n see “WX” p. D2 Maverik 105 S 200 W. Bountiful more baskets to give Oly a 15-9 Common Cents 412 N 500 W. Bountiful lead. Allen answered with a trey at Chevron 391 N 500 W. Bountiful

7-Eleven 1109 W 500 S. West Bountiful

Apple 1504 S 800 W. Woods Cross Slim Olson 742 W 2600 S. Woods Cross Viewmont water polo Vikings, Darts make Village Inn 450 E 1100 N. Woods Cross Rb’s 527 S 700 W. Woods Cross program is exploding quick 5A tourney exits Maverik, (Redwood Rd) 880 W Center St. N.S.L Neighbors Market 155 S Hwy 89 N S.L by JosH McFADDen is known under the name by toM HArALDsen the score was knotted at Top Stop 382 N Frontage Rd. Centerville Clipper sportswriter Viewmont; the rest of the [email protected] 26-all at the half. Where Rb's 291 W Parrish Ln. Centerville year it goes by the name the Bengals started to Maverik 95 N Main St. Centerville About two years ago, Davis County Water Polo. Two games, two very make their move was in Dicks Market 84 W Parrish Ln. Centerville 20 high school-aged “We were very lucky different performances, the paint, where Brighton 7-Eleven 425 N 700 W. Centerville students participated on to have Viewmont allow but the same results. outscoring Davis 42-26 the Viewmont water polo us to use their name, as The first round of the underneath for the game. Maverik 709 S. State St. Clearfi eld club. Today, that number the Utah League last year state 5A boys’ basketball Entering the final has risen to 55. Not bad had all teams align with a tournament saw both period, Brighton held a Top Stop(Chevron) 35 S 100 E. Farmington for a sport that isn’t even school,” Rose said. Davis and Viewmont 41-37 advantage. With Maverik 957 W Shepard Ln. Farmington sanctioned by the Utah Rose has been thrilled eliminated on games Simi Fehoko back in High School Activities with the club’s growth played last Tuesday the Bengals’ lineup after Rb’s One Stop 135 S Main St. Kaysville Association. the past few years. He (March 1). recovering from a back Bowman’s 326 N Main St. Kaysville The Viewmont club said it’s a testament to the injury, Brighton had a Maverik 888 W. 200 N. Kaysville athletes themselves and BRIGHTON 55 DAVIS 52 one-two scoring attack is actually made up of In a game at Weber their desire to be involved sAvAnnAH Duke is one of the key players for a growing water with Chayse Mims inside. players from various Davis State, the Darts looked Maverik 87 N. Main St. Layton in sports and meet new polo program in Davis County. Courtesy photo Mims hit 9 of his 10 field County high schools, poised to pull an upset Maverik 2014 N. 400 W. Layton friends. goal attempts, all in close, namely Viewmont, over the Bengals, but it Maverik 1510 E. 700 S. Layton “Most of our growth is seeing a lot of interest challenging and fun. I and the two combined for Bountiful, Wood Cross was not to be. Brighton Morrelli’s 2798 Hill Field Rd. Layton due to the kids wanting from younger players, also attribute it to our 38 of Brighton’s 55 points. and Davis. There is also won its tourney opener their friends to play and meaning they get involved current players who want Neither team enjoyed representation from for the sixth straight year, past players having their sooner, which will help to share the fun with their large leads, Brighton’s Layton High School. Head tying a little-known state younger siblings come the club in the long-term friends. We try to create a largest being seven points coach Mike Rose said the record that it holds with out,” Rose said. “Many plan. I also think many positive environment.” with 5:33 to go in the Get the Clipper in your mailbox players are spread out Lone Peak. But this one kids are competitive, and athletes are using the Not only has the club game, Davis holding a five pretty evenly from the went down to the wire. enjoy the team game and sport for cross training different schools. During Brighton took a 13-12 each week for only $ 35 per year. the swimming. We are and then find it to be the school year, the club n see “poLo” p. D2 lead after one quarter, but n see “bAsketbALL” p. D2 CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 SPORTS D2 D3 Six things you should know about concussions Concussions have traditionally been reported concussions is rising, parents growing, they are especially vulnerable to in doubt—whether you notice symptoms associated with high-impact sports like shouldn’t worry about “overreacting.” concussions. The damage caused by TBI or not—it’s always smart to get your child football, and even in this setting, knocks From a caregiver’s perspective, Dr. can impair normal development. checked out after a blow to the head. on the head that don’t “seem” serious Breiner said, it’s infinitely preferable Potential long-term effects of childhood The first and best line of defense is have often been brushed off. However, to rule out TBI up-front than it is to concussions include abnormal brain prevention. No, you can’t raise your child it's becoming more common to see young retroactively treat an injury that has gone activity that lasts for years, memory in a bubble, but you can take precautions athletes of all types being pulled off the undiagnosed for weeks, months, or even problems, attention deficits, difficulty to lower his risk of becoming concussed. field or court for possible concussions. years. He lists six things that parents, handling anger, language impairment, If your child participates in an activity Adam Breiner, medical director of The teachers and coaches need to know about personality changes, difficulty making where falls or blows to the head are a NeuroEdge Brain Performance Center in concussions so they can protect young decisions, “foggy” thinking, and more. possibility, make sure he wears a helmet. Fairfield, Conn., said there’s a very good people in their care: Multiple concussions are especially The standard wait-and-rest advice may reason for increased caution. Concussions and TBI do real damage dangerous. If a child is concussed a not be good enough. If your child suffers “The more scientists learn about to the brain. Concussions and TBI occur second time while a previous brain injury from a concussion (or one is suspected), concussions or traumatic brain injury when the brain suddenly shifts within the is still healing, she may experience more you'll most likely be advised to make sure (TBI), the more adverse long-term skull—usually as the result of a sudden serious symptoms, a longer recovery that she rests physically and mentally for effects they discover—including blow, jolt, or change of direction (e.g., time, and even permanent cognitive and a few days. But don’t stop there. permanent neurologic disability,” Dr. whiplash). A football tackle, being hit with neurological damage. Since TBI is not a According to Dr. Breiner, the biggest Breiner said. “In the past, we’ve looked a baseball or softball, heading a soccer visible injury, multiple concussions are mistake most parents and coaches make to experienced parents and coaches to ball, or tripping and falling are just a few a major concern—especially for young is assuming that everything is okay when render a preliminary diagnosis when an of the athletic scenarios that can result in athletes. a youngster appears to have returned to athlete suffers a blow to the head, but TBI. The signs of concussion can range normal after a few days of downtime. given the seriousness of untreated TBI, “TBI and concussions are characterized from mild to severe. The immediate “Remember, damage may be present head injuries can't be handled that way by torn nerve axons, bruising, and effects of a concussion can be subtle that you can’t see—and the only way to anymore. If a possible concussion is inflammation,” Breiner said. “If not or very noticeable. Some of the most ascertain whether healing is complete even suspected, it's important to seek a treated properly, this damage can common post-concussive symptoms is via functional brain imaging and other doctor’s diagnosis.” continue to impede brain function, even include headache, visual blurring, light tests,” he said. Given that 1 in 5 high school athletes long after the initial injury.” sensitivity, difficulty concentrating, [email protected] will experience a concussion during the That damage can have long-term dizziness and balance problems, nausea, playing season and that the number of effects. Because children’s brains are still memory dysfunction, and fatigue. When

Viewmont offense from the opening tip. Wildcats Basketball Bingham raced to a 19-4 first quarter lead and were never headed in ending the Continued from p. D1 Continued from p. D1 Vikings’ season. point lead at one time in the third quarter. Cole Huish led the Vikes with 18 points hit treys for Oly. Colby Six tied scores, 19 lead changes, and in the game, including five three-pointers, Richardson hit a three it all boiled down to the final 74 seconds. as Viewmont was forced to attack from and Amadeus Peterson a Davis led 50-49 when Mims scored the the perimeter. Childs had a total of 11 short jumper for two to first of two offensive putbacks. With 48 rebounds and blocked four shots, and sat cut the Olympus lead to seconds left, he scored again to make it out most of the fourth quarter. Bingham 24-21 with 5:20 in the half. 53-50. But sharpshooter Jarett Gardner took leads of 35-13 at half and 56-21 after Later, Richardson’s basket layed in a basket with 23 ticks left, cutting three quarters. stopped a 5-0 Oly run to the Bengal lead to 53-52. Davis fouled The Vikes could never get any kind make it 29-23 with 3:52 left immediately, but Brighton missed on the of run going, and didn’t score their first the half. Olympus finished front end of a one-and-one. The Darts had field goal until near the end of the first the quarter with a 9-5 run, one last chance, but a potential go-ahead quarter. Jared Stringham had six points taking a 37-26 lead at the field goal missed, and Mims dunked a for Viewmont, and teammate Ben Barrett break. shot at the buzzer for the final margin garnered five rebounds. Viewmont ended That lead stretched to of victory. With the loss, Davis’ season the season with a record of 12-12. 40-28 after a basket from ended with a record of 15-8. Two other Region 2 teams also Miles Keller and a free Landon Swartz led Davis with 18 played on Tuesday, with league champ throw by Monson. Lewis points. Gardner scored 13 points, had six Layton dropping West Jordan 54-38. But scored on a nifty lay-in to rebounds and two steals. Syracuse, which finished third just ahead cut the lead to 40-30, but of Viewmont in league standings, lost a Olympus essentially salted BINGHAM 70 VIEWMONT 32 At Utah Valley University, the top- 61-42 game to Copper Hills, a team that this game away at that at one time had some national ranking point, going on a 12-0 run ranked Miners had no problem with the Vikings, as 6-8 senior forward Yoeli notice before fading at season’s end. as Woods Cross went six minutes between scores. Childs and his teammates frustrated the Olympus led 52-30 at that point. The Titan defense had a lot to do with their -them wanting to be to swimming in the success. They held Woods Polo better--and that drive is offseason,” he said. “We Cross to 30 percent what will take the team to are limited because there Continued from p. D1 shooting from the field, the next level.” are not a lot of pools.” just 16 percent in the Rose said the boys are The Viewmont players second half. Olympus shot increased in numbers, making progress as well, have a positive attitude 59 percent from the field, but it has in success as largely with a core of and get along well as a including 63 percent in the well. The girls’ team is underclassmen. group. Rose said even second half. coming off a fourth-place “My feeling is with better than seeing the Knell led Woods Cross finish in 5A. The boys the foundation of a solid team win is seeing the with 16 points, Lewis had also took the bronze group of younger players players grow and improve 11 and Allen 6. Despite the medal at the Utah coming up that if they in the sport and outside loss, the Wildcats ended gRabbIng thIs REbounD was Jordan Lewis, who had four for Summer Games last can stay focused and of it. He also credits past their most successful the Wildcats against Olympus. Photo by Ron Osborn year. Always looking for healthy, we should be and current players who season in years with a 19-5 improvement, Rose has able to compete deep have helped put the club record and the Region higher hopes this season. into the postseason,” he where it is today. terrific, hitting a couple of lead, Allen hit a trey to “The girls lost some 5 title. Woods Cross treys as the ‘Cats built a tie things at 47 with 3:50 said. “I always expect the “I am forever grateful loses several seniors to key players through team to be competitive for the players who have 13-9 lead. They stretched remaining. graduation, but I feel if graduation, but will return that lead to 31-23 at half, Payson took its final and would hope to build played for the club in the with Allen, Knell, Peterson our second-year girls on where we finished last past and the people who with Knell and Lewis lead after Bahr’s lay-in continue to play hard, we and Richardson among accounting for 22 of those with 2:50 left. The Lions year.” have volunteered to help its top contributors this will come together as a Because of the club’s the club,” he said. “It’s points. tried running some time team instead of leaning season. Payson came back to off the clock, but turned growth and success over tough to try and make it Woods Cross coach on a few,” he said. “We the past few years, Rose work, but we continue to within three at 34-31, but the ball over and Colby will have seven solid Kasey Walkenhurst had another trey from Knell Richardson score to knot is fortunate to have more see growth and success high praise for his team, players with experience, skill and experience at in the kids’ attitudes pushed the score to 37-31. things at 49 with 1:40 to and that is the key particularly for his seniors. Whenever the Lions got go. his disposal. One thing and confidence. At the “They were great about to us having greater he would like to see is for end of the day, that is close, it seemed Woods Once again, Payson success. The skill and adjusting to their roles Cross would respond. A went into a four-corner his players to spend more the biggest reward and this year when we played growth over the past 12 time in the pool once a forever humbling free throw from Allen with offense, running down the months is a testament a lot of juniors, and they just over a minute left in clock. But with 11 seconds water polo is over. experience for me.” stepped up every time to their dedication and “We need to have more the third quarter gave left, the Lions fumbled the passion for the game- we needed them,” he the Wildcats a 42-36 lead ball into backcourt, giving of our players commit said. “There was a strong entering the final period. Woods Cross possession. feeling of sharing and But Woods Cross started Walkenhurst called time teamwork all year long. cold, and Payson got a out, the Wildcats set up It was great to be a part quick lay-in from Bryce for a final shot, and Lewis CaLL FoR InFo: of everything this team Wiberg and a trey from came off two screens 801.298.6220 achieved this year.” Jaden Terry to cut the lead and drove uncontested 550 n 200 W, bountiful, ut WOODS CROSS 51 PAYSON to one, at 42-41. to the glass for the game- 49 At that point, Knell was winner with just under southdavisrecreation.com In the quarterfinal battle whistled for consecutive four seconds remaining. with the Lions, Woods offensive fouls, one on a Payson’s last second shot EGG DIVE IS COMING! Cross took a sizeable lead, screen and the other on from half court bounced saw it disappear, but then a drive where his basket hard off the backboard, March 26 was disallowed. Neither and the Wildcats moved regained it in the final Bring your swimsuits and goggles and get ready for a different call seemed legit, but on. three seconds to move into type of egg hunt! Plastic eggs are tossed in to our Leisure pool Friday’s semifinal. Payson capitalized with a Knell finished with score from Damon Bahr 20 points (four treys) and each age division has a certain amount of time to gather As in their win against all the eggs you can! There will be other activities available too! Hillcrest in round one, the to take a 43-42 lead with and six rebounds, Allen Wildcats came out on fire 5:40 remaining. Snell added 13 points and seven Prizes for all participants! at the Huntsman Center. later tied the game with a rebounds, and Lewis had Register at the front desk free throw, and following 12 points, four boards and Knell and Lewis were Dive starts @ 10:00 am the Lions taking a 47-44 two big steals. SWIM LESSONS 3rd session PM CLassEs enough shooting night to get over the Mar. 14 - apr. 21* 4 pm - 6 pm WX hump,” he said. “Down the stretch, we aM CLassEs (25 minute classes) missed too many free throws, while satuRDaY CLassEs Continued from p. D1 9 am - 12 pm Woods Cross didn’t.” (25 minute classes) 9 am - 12 pm Parkinson capped off his senior season (45 minute classes) we got from our boys on both ends of the with another solid showing, leading the floor.” Braves with 18 points. For Woods Cross, The Braves certainly had their chances Water safety Instructor Trevin Knell paced the team with 19 Prescreen: Thur. March 24, 6 pm Class: April 5-30 to score an upset. Chism said there were points. Cameron Allen contributed 14, (T/TH 5-9 pm • SAT 8 am -12) just a few critical shortcomings. while Jordan Lewis had 13. * No Classes 3/28 - 4/1 “In the end, we just didn’t have a good CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 SPORTS D2 D3 SPORTS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 Six things you should know about concussions Elite Rodeo is set Concussions have traditionally been reported concussions is rising, parents growing, they are especially vulnerable to in doubt—whether you notice symptoms associated with high-impact sports like shouldn’t worry about “overreacting.” concussions. The damage caused by TBI or not—it’s always smart to get your child for April 8-9 at football, and even in this setting, knocks From a caregiver’s perspective, Dr. can impair normal development. checked out after a blow to the head. on the head that don’t “seem” serious Breiner said, it’s infinitely preferable Potential long-term effects of childhood The first and best line of defense is have often been brushed off. However, to rule out TBI up-front than it is to concussions include abnormal brain prevention. No, you can’t raise your child it's becoming more common to see young retroactively treat an injury that has gone activity that lasts for years, memory in a bubble, but you can take precautions Maverik Center athletes of all types being pulled off the undiagnosed for weeks, months, or even problems, attention deficits, difficulty to lower his risk of becoming concussed. field or court for possible concussions. years. He lists six things that parents, handling anger, language impairment, If your child participates in an activity WEST VALLEY CITY — environment unique to Adam Breiner, medical director of The teachers and coaches need to know about personality changes, difficulty making where falls or blows to the head are a Elite Rodeo Athletes ERA events. NeuroEdge Brain Performance Center in concussions so they can protect young decisions, “foggy” thinking, and more. possibility, make sure he wears a helmet. (ERA), League of Rodeo In fact, the regular Fairfield, Conn., said there’s a very good people in their care: Multiple concussions are especially The standard wait-and-rest advice may Champions, will make its season will be a “Cham- reason for increased caution. Concussions and TBI do real damage dangerous. If a child is concussed a not be good enough. If your child suffers third stop on its national pionship Race to Dallas,” “The more scientists learn about to the brain. Concussions and TBI occur second time while a previous brain injury from a concussion (or one is suspected), tour in West Valley City where rodeo athletes will concussions or traumatic brain injury when the brain suddenly shifts within the is still healing, she may experience more you'll most likely be advised to make sure at the Maverik Center on compete for $1.6 mil- (TBI), the more adverse long-term skull—usually as the result of a sudden serious symptoms, a longer recovery that she rests physically and mentally for April 8-9. lion in prize money. And effects they discover—including blow, jolt, or change of direction (e.g., time, and even permanent cognitive and a few days. But don’t stop there. The Utah tour stop will during the five-day World permanent neurologic disability,” Dr. whiplash). A football tackle, being hit with neurological damage. Since TBI is not a According to Dr. Breiner, the biggest be the third of eight stops Championship in Dal- Breiner said. “In the past, we’ve looked a baseball or softball, heading a soccer visible injury, multiple concussions are mistake most parents and coaches make to host 15 regular-season las, they'll battle for an to experienced parents and coaches to ball, or tripping and falling are just a few a major concern—especially for young is assuming that everything is okay when performances across the additional $3 million, for render a preliminary diagnosis when an of the athletic scenarios that can result in athletes. a youngster appears to have returned to U.S. on the organization's a total of $4.6 million in athlete suffers a blow to the head, but TBI. The signs of concussion can range normal after a few days of downtime. inaugural tour, which will payouts. given the seriousness of untreated TBI, “TBI and concussions are characterized from mild to severe. The immediate “Remember, damage may be present Heading to Nationals in Virginia feature 87 of the top ro- In addition to the high- head injuries can't be handled that way by torn nerve axons, bruising, and effects of a concussion can be subtle that you can’t see—and the only way to deo athletes in the world, stakes excitement, ERA anymore. If a possible concussion is inflammation,” Breiner said. “If not or very noticeable. Some of the most ascertain whether healing is complete The state champion Davis County Independent hockey team has been invited to play at the USA Hockey Nationals in McLean, Va., representing more than events are family friendly, even suspected, it's important to seek a treated properly, this damage can common post-concussive symptoms is via functional brain imaging and other March 17-21. Having won the 2016 Utah High School Division-1 title, the team is now raising money to help with the trip. DCI received 130 world titles. and they provide fans doctor’s diagnosis.” continue to impede brain function, even include headache, visual blurring, light tests,” he said. a generous grant from Utah High School Hockey to help with the expenses, and has set up a GoFundMe campaign to raise more money. The Maverik Center with a chance to meet Given that 1 in 5 high school athletes long after the initial injury.” sensitivity, difficulty concentrating, [email protected] It can be accessed at https://www.gofundme.com/dcieagles. You can also get more information from coach Christ Wendt at 801-725- will host two nights of and greet world-famous will experience a concussion during the That damage can have long-term dizziness and balance problems, nausea, 0920. non-stop rodeo including: cowboys, including the playing season and that the number of effects. Because children’s brains are still memory dysfunction, and fatigue. When bull riding, bareback rid- legendary saddle bronc Courtesy photo ing, saddle bronc riding, riding brothers from steer wrestling, tie-down Milford and St. George; roping, team roping and World Champions Jesse Viewmont offense from the opening tip. barrel racing. Wright and Spencer Wildcats Basketball Bingham raced to a 19-4 first quarter lead ERA was created for the Wright. and were never headed in ending the Utah Bike Summit is Clipper Scoreboard for Continued from p. D1 Continued from p. D1 fans – founded by the top The ERA slate also Vikings’ season. games through March 5 pro rodeo athletes from includes world-renowned point lead at one time in the third quarter. Cole Huish led the Vikes with 18 points hit treys for Oly. Colby across the globe – includ- cowboys and cowgirls Six tied scores, 19 lead changes, and in the game, including five three-pointers, scheduled for April 5 ing Spanish Fork native like 23-time World Cham- Richardson hit a three it all boiled down to the final 74 seconds. as Viewmont was forced to attack from and Amadeus Peterson a bareback rider Kaycee pion Cowboy Trevor Davis led 50-49 when Mims scored the the perimeter. Childs had a total of 11 SALT LAKE CITY--Orga- designed, instead of engi- SCOREBOARD Feild, a four-time World Brazile, 11-time World short jumper for two to first of two offensive putbacks. With 48 rebounds and blocked four shots, and sat nizers of the eighth annual neered. He is the founder cut the Olympus lead to Champion in his event. Champion Barrel Racer seconds left, he scored again to make it out most of the fourth quarter. Bingham Utah Bike Summit, to be of Copenhagenize Design “I can’t wait for the Charmayne James, five- 24-21 with 5:20 in the half. 53-50. But sharpshooter Jarett Gardner took leads of 35-13 at half and 56-21 after held Tuesday, April 5 in Company, which consults Later, Richardson’s basket Boys Basketball Salt Lake City tour stop,” time World Champion layed in a basket with 23 ticks left, cutting three quarters. Salt Lake City, are looking with cities and govern- March 2 Field said in a release. Steer Wrestler Luke Bran- stopped a 5-0 Oly run to the Bengal lead to 53-52. Davis fouled The Vikes could never get any kind to Europe for inspiration ments around the world to make it 29-23 with 3:52 left Woods Cross 51 Payson 49 “When I compete in front quinho, three-time World immediately, but Brighton missed on the of run going, and didn’t score their first and practical solutions for help them become more March 4 of a hometown crowd it Champion Calf Roper Tuf the half. Olympus finished front end of a one-and-one. The Darts had field goal until near the end of the first building bike-friendly com- bicycle-friendly. the quarter with a 9-5 run, Olympus 70 Woods Cross 42 gives me a little added Cooper, eight-time World one last chance, but a potential go-ahead quarter. Jared Stringham had six points munities. The event’s closing pressure, which is great Champion Calf Roper taking a 37-26 lead at the field goal missed, and Mims dunked a for Viewmont, and teammate Ben Barrett The daylong 2016 Utah speaker will be Andy break. for my riding. The Utah Fred Whitfield and World shot at the buzzer for the final margin garnered five rebounds. Viewmont ended Bike Summit at the Salt Clarke, former president Upcoming games/meets rodeo fans are really Champion Barrel Racer That lead stretched to March 10 of victory. With the loss, Davis’ season the season with a record of 12-12. Palace Convention Center of the League of Ameri- great, it is going to be in- Fallon Taylor. 40-28 after a basket from ended with a record of 15-8. Two other Region 2 teams also will feature a keynote by can Bicyclists. Clarke, Woods Cross-Davis, boys soccer Miles Keller and a free credible to hear how loud Friday and Saturday’s Landon Swartz led Davis with 18 played on Tuesday, with league champ Mikael Colville-Andersen, currently the director of Bountiful-Viewmont, boys soccer that place gets if I ride rodeo performances at throw by Monson. Lewis points. Gardner scored 13 points, had six Layton dropping West Jordan 54-38. But a well-regarded urban strategy for Washington, (both matches at Viewmont tournament) scored on a nifty lay-in to well. I love the Maverick the Maverik Center will rebounds and two steals. Syracuse, which finished third just ahead mobility expert from D.C.-based Toole Design Ogden at Bountiful, boys tennis Center because it is tight begin at 7:30 p.m., but cut the lead to 40-30, but of Viewmont in league standings, lost a Copenhagen, Denmark, Group, has three decades Granger at Viewmont, boys tennis Olympus essentially salted BINGHAM 70 VIEWMONT 32 quarters and you will be fans will want to come At Utah Valley University, the top- 61-42 game to Copper Hills, a team that where bicycles outnumber of experience promoting Woods Cross softball at Las Vegas tourney (thru March 12) right on top of the action early to get an autograph this game away at that at one time had some national ranking residents and over 50 per- active transportation and point, going on a 12-0 run ranked Miners had no problem with and there wont be a bad during the pre show meet the Vikings, as 6-8 senior forward Yoeli notice before fading at season’s end. cent of citizens commute livable communities and March 11 seat in the building.” and greet with ERA ath- as Woods Cross went six by bike each day. The has served as the chair minutes between scores. Childs and his teammates frustrated the Davis softball at St. George tournament Feild should also add letes in the arena. Tickets theme of the Summit is of the Transportation Re- Woods Cross boys tennis at St. George tournament huge payout to his list may be purchased online Olympus led 52-30 at that “Shifting into High Gear.” search Board’s Committee point. of things he is excited at www.smithstix.com, Its overarching goal is to on Bicycle Transportation March 12 about. Each night’s pay- over the phone by calling The Titan defense capitalize on Utah’s cur- and as Secretary General had a lot to do with their -them wanting to be to swimming in the Davis at Northridge, baseball, 9 a.m. outs are estimated to ex- 1-801-355-SEAT or in per- rent momentum and make of the European Cyclists’ Davis vs. Brighton, baseball at NR, noon ceed $100,000, providing son at the Maverik Center success. They held Woods Polo better--and that drive is offseason,” he said. “We the state a better and safer Federation. Cross to 30 percent what will take the team to are limited because there the live audience with a box office. Ticket prices Continued from p. D1 place in which to ride. In between to the one-of-a-kind high-stakes subject to additional fees. shooting from the field, the next level.” are not a lot of pools.” “Every year we strive speeches, the Summit March 15 just 16 percent in the Rose said the boys are The Viewmont players East at Bountiful, boys tennis, 3:15 increased in numbers, to make the Utah Bike includes an update from second half. Olympus shot making progress as well, have a positive attitude Summit an event that is Utah Department of Viewmont at Davis, boys tennis, 3:30 59 percent from the field, but it has in success as largely with a core of and get along well as a Northridge at Woods Cross, boys tennis 3:30 well. The girls’ team is even more interesting and Transportation Deputy including 63 percent in the underclassmen. group. Rose said even American Fork at Davis, boys soccer, 3:30 coming off a fourth-place relevant for all types of Director Shane Marshall, Jazz donate money for second half. “My feeling is with better than seeing the people who ride bicycles educational sessions, and Bountiful at Murray, boys soccer, 3:30 Knell led Woods Cross finish in 5A. The boys the foundation of a solid team win is seeing the also took the bronze and those who want to networking opportunities. Copper Hills at Davis, baseball, 3 with 16 points, Lewis had group of younger players players grow and improve capitalize on how bicycling Summit attendees include Mountain Crest at Davis, softball, 3:30 W. Btfl. basketball court 11 and Allen 6. Despite the medal at the Utah coming up that if they in the sport and outside Summer Games last can improve the air quality, everyday riders, bicycle Woods Cross, region girls golf at Lakeside, 1 loss, the Wildcats ended gRabbIng thIs REbounD was Jordan Lewis, who had four for can stay focused and of it. He also credits past livability, and personal and trail advocates, rep- year. Always looking for WEST BOUNTIFUL--The The court will be built this their most successful the Wildcats against Olympus. Photo by Ron Osborn healthy, we should be and current players who health for all Utahns,” said resentatives from Utah's improvement, Rose has March 16 Utah Jazz and Larry H. spring in the West Bounti- season in years with a 19-5 able to compete deep have helped put the club Phil Sarnoff, executive bicycle, health, and tour- higher hopes this season. Davis at West, track, 3 Miller Charities have ful City Park, at 550 W. record and the Region terrific, hitting a couple of lead, Allen hit a trey to into the postseason,” he where it is today. director of Bike Utah, the ism industries, planners, “The girls lost some Syracuse at Viewmont, track, 3 awarded a $25,000 grant Pages Lane. 5 title. Woods Cross treys as the ‘Cats built a tie things at 47 with 3:50 said. “I always expect the “I am forever grateful event's sponsoring organi- engineers, students, and key players through Wasatch at Bountiful, boys soccer, 3:30 to West Bountiful City for loses several seniors to 13-9 lead. They stretched remaining. team to be competitive for the players who have zation. elected officials. graduation, but I feel if Olympus at Bountiful, baseball, 3:30 construction of a new com- [email protected] graduation, but will return that lead to 31-23 at half, Payson took its final and would hope to build played for the club in the Sarnoff invited Colville- Online registration for with Allen, Knell, Peterson our second-year girls on where we finished last past and the people who munity basketball court. with Knell and Lewis lead after Bahr’s lay-in continue to play hard, we Andersen to deliver the the Utah Bike Summit is and Richardson among accounting for 22 of those with 2:50 left. The Lions year.” have volunteered to help Summit's keynote ad- open now. Tiered pricing its top contributors this will come together as a Because of the club’s the club,” he said. “It’s points. tried running some time team instead of leaning dress. Colville-Andersen is is $60 for students, $90 for ONLINE BONUS! season. Payson came back to off the clock, but turned growth and success over tough to try and make it known for a philosophy of Bike Utah members or Woods Cross coach on a few,” he said. “We the past few years, Rose work, but we continue to Movie reviews from within three at 34-31, but the ball over and Colby will have seven solid simplifying planning for bi- government employees, fi lm afi cionado Kasey Walkenhurst had another trey from Knell Richardson score to knot is fortunate to have more see growth and success cycling and believing that and $110 for non-Bike Jennifer Wardell high praise for his team, players with experience, skill and experience at in the kids’ attitudes pushed the score to 37-31. things at 49 with 1:40 to and that is the key communities should be Utah members. at davisclipper.com particularly for his seniors. Whenever the Lions got go. his disposal. One thing and confidence. At the “They were great about to us having greater he would like to see is for end of the day, that is close, it seemed Woods Once again, Payson success. The skill and adjusting to their roles Cross would respond. A went into a four-corner his players to spend more the biggest reward and this year when we played growth over the past 12 time in the pool once a forever humbling free throw from Allen with offense, running down the months is a testament a lot of juniors, and they just over a minute left in clock. But with 11 seconds water polo is over. experience for me.” stepped up every time to their dedication and “We need to have more the third quarter gave left, the Lions fumbled the passion for the game- we needed them,” he the Wildcats a 42-36 lead ball into backcourt, giving of our players commit said. “There was a strong entering the final period. Woods Cross possession. feeling of sharing and But Woods Cross started Walkenhurst called time teamwork all year long. cold, and Payson got a out, the Wildcats set up It was great to be a part quick lay-in from Bryce for a final shot, and Lewis CaLL FoR InFo: of everything this team Wiberg and a trey from came off two screens 801.298.6220 achieved this year.” Jaden Terry to cut the lead and drove uncontested 550 n 200 W, bountiful, ut WOODS CROSS 51 PAYSON to one, at 42-41. to the glass for the game- 49 At that point, Knell was winner with just under southdavisrecreation.com In the quarterfinal battle whistled for consecutive four seconds remaining. with the Lions, Woods offensive fouls, one on a Payson’s last second shot EGG DIVE IS COMING! Cross took a sizeable lead, screen and the other on from half court bounced saw it disappear, but then a drive where his basket hard off the backboard, March 26 was disallowed. Neither and the Wildcats moved regained it in the final Bring your swimsuits and goggles and get ready for a different call seemed legit, but on. three seconds to move into type of egg hunt! Plastic eggs are tossed in to our Leisure pool Friday’s semifinal. Payson capitalized with a Knell finished with score from Damon Bahr 20 points (four treys) and each age division has a certain amount of time to gather As in their win against all the eggs you can! There will be other activities available too! Hillcrest in round one, the to take a 43-42 lead with and six rebounds, Allen Wildcats came out on fire 5:40 remaining. Snell added 13 points and seven Prizes for all participants! at the Huntsman Center. later tied the game with a rebounds, and Lewis had Register at the front desk free throw, and following 12 points, four boards and Knell and Lewis were Dive starts @ 10:00 am the Lions taking a 47-44 two big steals. SWIM LESSONS 3rd session PM CLassEs enough shooting night to get over the Mar. 14 - apr. 21* 4 pm - 6 pm WX hump,” he said. “Down the stretch, we aM CLassEs (25 minute classes) missed too many free throws, while satuRDaY CLassEs Continued from p. D1 9 am - 12 pm Woods Cross didn’t.” (25 minute classes) 9 am - 12 pm Parkinson capped off his senior season (45 minute classes) we got from our boys on both ends of the with another solid showing, leading the floor.” Braves with 18 points. For Woods Cross, The Braves certainly had their chances Water safety Instructor Trevin Knell paced the team with 19 Prescreen: Thur. March 24, 6 pm Class: April 5-30 to score an upset. Chism said there were points. Cameron Allen contributed 14, (T/TH 5-9 pm • SAT 8 am -12) just a few critical shortcomings. while Jordan Lewis had 13. * No Classes 3/28 - 4/1 “In the end, we just didn’t have a good D4 SPORTS/COMICS CLIPPER • THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2016 Former Viking helping USU hoops

LOGAN—Freshman Toole had six points, two percent (3-of-5) from the guard Katie Toole, a 2015 rebounds, one assist and 3-point line. graduate of Viewmont one block. Against the For the week, Toole High School, helped Utah Bulldogs, she led the averaged 13.5 points, 3.0 State to a 1-1 Mountain team in scoring with 21 rebounds, 1.5 assists and West record last week points to go along with 0.5 blocks per game, while with a 64-40 home win four rebounds and two shooting a team-best 52.2 against Air Force and a assists, while shooting percent (12-of-23) from the 66-62 road loss at Fresno 64.3 percent (9-of-14) from floor and 60.0 percent (3- State. Against the Falcons, the field, including 60.0 of-5) from the 3-point line. Join the Conversation

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