Davis Clipper May 29, 2011 by Davis Clipper

Graduating seniors across south Davis recognized: See A5-A8

The Davis Clipper FIFTY CENTS • PHONE: 295-2251 • FAX: 295-3044 • VOL. 120 • NO. 31 • MAY 29, 2011

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Legislative re-districting meeting set for June 2

An artistic touch Kathleen Fluman, teacher in the Functional Skills Class at Meadowbrook Elementary, assists Westin Harper (left) and Bliss Baxtor as they create art with glitter and ribbon at an Art Festival in Farmington Thursday. Organizers hope students learn fine and gross motor skills at the annual event, as well as socialization. (Story and photo on A2) Photo by Louise R.

“Biggest Loser” at-home winner See p. A3

BY TOM BUSSELBERG Clipper Editor

Shaw Father, daughter combine art See p. A9

High school graduations set throughout county

Wight House gets international chef

BY LOUISE R. SHAW Clipper Staff Writer

See p. A12

DAVIS COUNTY — Some will be wearing tan and brown, others green or blue, white or red, but all will be celebrating the successful completion of 12-plus years of schooling at high school graduation ceremonies this week. And besides celebrating the past, they’ll be anticipat-

After loss, Darts out of playoffs See p. B1

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ing the future, sure to include more independence and responsibility, decisions and opportunity than they perhaps have yet experienced. With families along to cheer the milestone, students in Woods Cross and Bountiful will be presented their diplomas at the Bountiful Regional Center, 835 N. 400 E. in North Salt Lake. Both ceremonies will be Friday, June 3, with Woods Cross’

beginning at 3 p.m. and Bountiful’s at 7 p.m. Graduates from six Davis County schools will walk across the stage in their caps and gowns at the Dee Event Center on Weber State’s campus at 4400 Harrison Boulevard, Ogden. Three of the ceremonies will be held Thursday, June 2, with Layton’s at noon, Clearfield’s at 4 p.m. and Viewmont’s at 7:30 p.m.

Three more are scheduled for Friday, June 3. Northridge’s graduation ceremony begins at noon, Davis High’s at 4 p.m. and the 7:30 p.m. ceremony will feature Syracuse graduates. Students from Mountain High and Adult Education will hold graduation ceremonies Friday, June 3 at 5 p.m. in the auditorium at Northridge High, 2430 N. Hill Field Road in Layton.

Foster/adoption road perilous, but pays off BY TOM BUSSELBERG Clipper Editor (Part 1 of a two-part series. The second installment will appear on Thursday.) BOUNTIFUL — Kids don’t just magically turn into model adults. That road to success can be filled with so many obstacles, especially for children in the foster system – who need foster

parents who will patiently guide them through the pitfalls. The Christopher and Christine Fletcher family, here, are such a family. Although they have five biological children of their own – three boys and two girls – Christine said they always felt there was someone missing to make their family complete. They believed that completeness would come through an adoption of a teenager.

“There are advantages to adopting a child who is older,” she said.“You know where they’ve been and the issues they are facing. If you can’t handle n See “FOSTER” p. A4

FLETCHER FAMILY INCLUDES front row, Rachel left, Christine, holding Sophia and Zachary; back, Spencer, left, Chris, Hannah and Brooks. Courtesy photo.

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CENTERVILLE — There could be some tweaking of South Davis State House of Representatives districts.And a new House district could be created in the fast-growing northwest portion of the county. But everything’s still very much in the discussion phase as far as legislative re-districting, Rep. Roger Barrus, R-Centerville, told the Clipper Friday morning. A member of the re-districting committee, he is looking toward a public redistricting meeting to be held Thursday, June 2 at 6 p.m. at Legacy Junior High School, 411 N. 3200 W., Layton. The first meeting to gain public input was held in Lehi earlier this month. By law, re-districting must take place for state House of Representatives seats, state Senate seats, state school board and federal House seats. The federal seat has gained the most statewide media attention, because with Utah jumping from n See “LEGISLATIVE” p. A4

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Bank robber sentenced to 250 days

FARMINGTON — Kenneth Allen Deherrera, who pleaded guilty in April to robbing a bank in the Smith’s Farmington grocery store was sentenced to 250 days in the Davis County Jail on Wednesday. Deherrera, 57, of Salt Lake City, was sentenced by 2nd District Court Judge David R. Hamilton Wednesday, who gave Deherrera credit for the 168 days he’s served since he was arrested on Dec. 8, 2010. He was also sentenced to serve three years probation and to get a mental health evaluation. He must also complete 200 hours of community service. Deherrera, a psychologist, has counseled soldiers, as well as patients at Davis Behavioral Health and the Davis County Jail. Deherrera’s attorney, Todd Utzinger said his client had difficulty coping with the intense counseling he was giving soldiers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. He left his job, his mother died and he twice tried to commit suicide. Utzinger said “on the spur of the moment he decided to rob a bank.” Deherrera was originally charged with one count of first-degree felony aggravated robbery for robbing the U.S. Bank inside Smith’s in Farmington. Later on the same day he went to the Davis County Jail where he turned himself in.

Clark given probation for thefts

FARMINGTON — The woman accused of stealing from three north Davis area cemeteries was sentenced Thursday to 18 months probation for taking items from the West Point cemetery. June Christine Clark, of Clinton,was in Farmington Justice Court, where Judge Jerald Jensen told her there’s a possibility she could go to jail for the thefts. He also ordered the 38year-old woman to get a mental evaluation and to undergo any recommended counseling. She also must pay a $623 fine and stay away from the West Point cemetery. Jensen had sentenced Clark to 180 days in the Davis County Jail, but stayed the sentence as long as Clark does not violate her probation. If she does, he said he will send her to jail. Earlier in the week, Clark pleaded not guilty in Syracuse Justice Court to four class B misdemeanors for stealing items from the Syracuse City cemetery. She also pleaded not guilty in April to four misdemeanor charges in Clinton and a pretrial conference is set there for June 27. Officers confiscated about 60 items from cemeteries in Clinton and Syracuse over the past year. Clin-

ton police began investigating thefts from Clinton and Syracuse in March. Clark entered a no-contest plea in May to similar charges out of Farmington’s Justice Court for thefts from the West Point cemetery. That plea means a defendant does not admit guilt, but agrees there is probably sufficient evidence to bring a conviction.

Bill benefits F-22s, F-35s at Hill AFB

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two major aspects of the current Hill AFB workload would benefit, thanks to Thursday’s passage of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2012 by the U.S. House of Representatives. Specific projects benefiting the county’s largest employer would aid the F-22 System Support Facility and additions and alterations to the F-35 hangar. In addition, a National Rocket Propulsion Strategy that could strongly impact Davis County was also included. That’s because of President Obama’s plans to cancel the Constellation program, material from Rep. Rob Bishop’s office said.

Construction yard turned into play area

HILL AFB — Spaces can be transformed from what many would call ugly to the opposite – and that has happened at Hill AFB. An area that served as a construction yard for the mammoth Boyer Hill Military Housing project and double-wide construction trailer for 5 1/2 years is now a regional park. Patriot Hills park was formally unveiled Wednesday. Kompan play equipment, which offers play structures for all ages, is the center point for the park.There is also a picnic pavilion with tables, benches, restrooms and more than an acre of grass to host a variety of activities, information from Hill AFB says.

Art, music focus of festival for special needs students

BY LOUISE R. SHAW Clipper Staff Writer

FARMINGTON — There was music and dancing, storytelling and socializing at this year's Art Festival, an event held for special needs students at the Legacy Event Center Thursday. There were big smiles as well, as more than 480 special education students, along with 150 peer tutors, parents, teachers and volunteers gathered to celebrate the arts. "I like seeing all the kids and how interested they are in each other,” said Bailey Lance, a peer tutor from Boulton Elementary. “I like seeing how they express their creativity in different ways than you have seen before,” said Emerald Barney, also a student at Boulton. The annual event has been going for more than 20 years said Kim Sparkman, secretary in the special education office who helps organize the festival. “The kids seem to love it and look forward to it every year,” she said. The focus on the arts helps with socialization and with the development of fine and gross motor skills, said Sparkman. Each of the groups could choose among six, half-hour long sessions, where they

YOUTH VOLUNTEERS Bailey Lance and Emerald Barney share a walk with Andrena Keller during a lunch break at the Art Festival held in Farmington Thursday, an event that included 480 special needs students and 150 peer tutors. Photos by Louise R. Shaw could choose to make masks or paint with glitter, shake mini-maracas with the band Cross Strung, or watch a performance by fellow students in PALS, Performing Arts Lengthening Strides, a group directed by Noellee Shaw. Others participated in karaoke, badge making, sidewalk chalk art or storytelling sessions.

During a regular school day, the students, who ranged in age from kindergartners to post-high school students, attend self-contained Functional Skills classes at their individual schools. Sparkman said funding for the day of art activity comes from Art Access, in cooperation with the Utah

State Office of Education’s Special Education Unit. Many artists volunteer their time and skills, others are funded through Heart & Soul, an organization founded in 1994 to “heal the human spirit by bringing music and performing arts” to those who might not otherwise have it available. lshaw@davisclipper.com

Congressional delegation monitoring AF proposal HILL AFB — Sens. Orrin Hatch and Mike Lee and Rep. Rob Bishop are monitoring a proposal being considered by the Air Force which may cut jobs at Hill Air Force Base. The lawmakers sent a letter to Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley and Air Force Chief of Staff Norton Schwartz earlier this month, which was signed by 12 senators and congressman. The letter inquired about information associated with rumors of depot consolidation, according to Steve Petersen, a Bishop staff member who worked on the letter on Bishop’s behalf.

In the letter, the lawmakers voiced concerns about a proposal that may take program management positions from some weapons positions away from depots such as Hill and make them a part of the Air Force Material Command headquarters at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. Speaking about the proposal, Hatch said on Friday, “This proposal is pennywise and pound-foolish. For years, the Air Force has said having engineers and procurement professionals located next to the depot maintainers has achieved great efficiencies and savings. It would be foolish to abandon the practice now

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for such small short-term gains. “Besides costing jobs in Utah, it might well set a precedent that could negatively affect other programs such as the F-35,” he continued. “That’s why I, along with Congressman Bishop and Senator Lee, wrote a letter to the Air Force asking the service to reconsider this proposal. I remain hopeful and have reason to believe the Air Force might heed

that advice, but it is important to remain vigilant until the matter is fully resolved.” Petersen said for the time being Hill will still receive the F-35. “We do not foresee any changes there,” he said. “It is our understanding that at this time, there are no plans to proceed with consolidation but we continue to monitor this matter.” mwilliams@davisclipper.com

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Community support a gift for ‘Biggest Loser’ at-home winner BY JENNIFFER WARDELL Clipper Staff Writer BOUNTIFUL — With losing weight and life in general, it’s easier to get by with a little help from your friends. Denise Hill, the Bountiful woman who won the $100,000 at-home weight loss prize on this season of “The Biggest Loser,” dropped a full 125 pounds (nearly 49 percent of her original body weight of 256 pounds). She credits the weight loss, much of which happened after she was eliminated from the show in late February, to the support of the community here in Bountiful. “It’s always an emotional transition period when you go back, and you think ‘How am I going to do this on my own?’” said Hill, who joined the show with her married daughter Sarah Nitta. “But I had amazing support in Bountiful.” That support was especially important for Hill, whose quest to change her lifestyle robbed her of one of her usual coping mechanisms. “I’ve always been an emotional eater, and I didn’t have that anymore,” she said.“So I did something I don’t do very often. I reached out to people.” Though the contestants who stay on “The Biggest Loser” compete to win $250,000, those who have been eliminated due to insufficient weight loss continue to compete at home for a prize that it awarded during the show’s season finale. Starting from the weight they were when they first joined the show, the one who has lost the biggest percentage of body weight wins the money. “It was a gift to be able to be on the ranch,” said Hill, referring to the location where the contestants live and exercise while on the show.“I felt it was my responsibility to keep going as hard and strong as I could at home.” She wasn’t alone in her goal.The show set up Hill with a personal trainer, Ryan Larsen, and she kept up a variety of classes at three different gyms. She was also helped by Bountiful doctor Troy Giles, Melissa Oborn from the South Davis Recreation Center, and the support of the entire community. “The community was just amazing,” said Hill.“It was just an awesome experience.” Another part of what made it so awesome was how far she surpassed her own weight loss goal. Hill said that she had intended to get down to 150 pounds, and would have been thrilled to be at 140. Now that she’s at 131 pounds, she’s back to her old high school weight. “I have six daughters, and I can wear their clothes now,” she said.“It’s

DENISE HILL during the final weigh-in on the “Biggest Loser” season finale, above. Right: Denise at the weight she was when she first joined the show. Photos courtesy of NBC Universal really fun.” It was family that first inspired Hill, a mother of eight, to take part in “The Biggest Loser.” “I thought, I can’t even get off a chair,” she said.“How am I going to be here for my grandkids?” She also went on the show to support her daughter Sarah, who’d had several miscarriages due to her weight and an ectopic pregnancy just before the show started. Hill said she is going to use part of the money she won for her daughter. “Sarah and her husband are both students, so they don’t have insurance,” she said.“I want to make sure she gets to a good doctor so they can check that everything’s OK.” She’s also planning on paying off debts, and helping fellow “Biggest Loser” contestant Justin Pope to open

a gym in Logan that will focus on helping people who normally can’t afford membership. “It’s hard to go to a gym when you don’t have the money,” said Hill.“I just want to do something to help the community.” jwardell@davisclipper.com

Back to blue The weather has brought a few breaks from rain this week, though temperatures have stayed on the cool side. Showers are forecast for the Memorial Day weekend, however, followed by a week of increasing sunshine and temperatures in the 70s. Just right for June. Photo by Louise R. Shaw

Davis officials told state working to lower PM 2.5 BY MELINDA WILLIAMS Clipper Staff Writer CLEARFIELD —The mountains of the Wasatch Front protect us from such weather events as the massive tornadoes which recently hit the midwest. But they also hold in air pollution, including PM 2.5, which contributes to respiratory and cardiopulmonary ailments. On Thursday, Davis County Board of Health members and commissioners heard a report from the state Division of Air Quality on the state’s nonattainment of the federal Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Air Act, and what can be done to bring Utah into compliance. State Division of Air Quality Division Director Bryce Bird, gave a somewhat upbeat message that Utah has met increasingly lower standards in the past for a number of pollutants, saying “I hope we’ll be able to reach this standard. We’re going in the right direction.” In the fall of 2006 the EPA revised the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for PM 2.5, lowering the 24-hour standard from the 1997 level of 65 microgram per cubic meter to 35, effective in December 2006. Utah and all other states were required to submit recommendations on meeting those standards in 2007. Much of the Wasatch Front fell into the nonattainment area. The state has been given until December 2012 to develop the tools necessary to bring the PM 2.5 number down. Through the rest of this year, state air quality officials will develop the State Implementation Plan, working with stakeholders on strategies. During 2012 they’ll be writing the documentation, and then will have a year to implement the strategy before the clock starts ticking on compliance. Next week, the public may offer input at a kickoff meeting focusing on Davis, Box Elder, Salt Lake, Tooele and Weber counties on Wednesday, June 1 from 2-4 p.,m. at the Utah Department of Environmental Quality Board room 1015, 195 N. 1950 West, Salt Lake City. The meeting is being held following the Division of Air Quality Board meeting and will be Webcast and recorded and available for viewing after June 1. If Utah does not comply with the new standards, it could mean sanctions, such as cuts in federal transportation funding, but Bird said in times past when EPA standards

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n PM 2.5 is any particulate matter in the air (including dust and smoke) less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter. n PM 2.5 has been linked to respiratory and cardiopulmonary issues. n About a third of the PM 2.5 problem is caused by vehicle emissions, a third by homes and businesses, and a third by industrial sources. n If the state doesn’t comply with the EPA’s standards, they could lose out on Federal transportation money. have been revised downward, the federal agency has worked with the state as long as it’s shown improvement in air quality. “If we go through the process, and are showing progress, the sanctions don’t come into play,” Bird said. Over the years, the state has shown great improvements in air quality. In 2004, the Bountiful monitoring station showed the 24 hour PM 2.5 value to be 45.8, which dropped to 34.1 in 2006. Bird told the health board members and commissioners that everybody is responsible. About a third of the PM 2.5 problem is caused by vehicle emissions, another third is caused by area sources including homes and businesses, and a third is caused by industrial sources. Bird said the third dealing with area sources has gone down due to better technology in building methods, such as better insulation.“It’s the economics of energy.” Some of those present questioned if, given the state’s geography, Utah would ever be able to come into compliance, especially since the standards are continually lowered. “Don’t we reach a point where we jeopardize our life,” by cutting the standards too much?” Davis County Commissioner Louenda Downs asked.“Industry and cars need to co-exist with EPA’s health standards,” she said. That, Bird said, is where the state comes in, looking at the economics, and working on our ability to make reasonable controls. mwilliams@davisclipper.com

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the issues, they’re just not the right child for your family,” she said.“Look at the child’s ability to overcome and progress. Don’t focus on what they’ve gone through and the resulting problems. A child with the ability to overcome will thrive with a committed forever family.” No matter how hard you try, however, the life the child had before can cause difficulties. “We were (initially) drawn to a teen boy,” she said.At the time, there were the three boys and one girl in the family.Young Sophia, now 2, wasn’t yet in the picture. “We met a young man, age 16 at the time, and we brought him to our home to visit with him daily,” making the drive back and forth from South Salt Lake to Bountiful.

“We spent as much time as we could together that summer. We bonded deeply and grew to love him. Unfortunately, he encountered his birth family which triggered great emotions, and he gave into fear and began to sabotage himself,” Christine said. No matter how hard the Fletchers tried, the young man continued to regress until the adoption plan had to be canceled six months later. “The more we tried to hang on, the more he acted out. It was really hard to let him go, because we love him. We pray for him a lot, but we can’t be a family for him,” she said. “Kids always sabotage things out of fear.They’re testing that love – because they’re afraid,” Christine said. But the Fletchers have

stuck with it, always believing,“Doesn’t every child deserve to have a family and someone who can be good parents?” They knew their was room for another child in their home – and eventually fostered, and then adopted Hannah.That was after they’d always imagined adding a young man to their family. The story of how Hannah came to join the Fletchers will appear in next Thursday’s paper. A need for other families, such as the Fletchers, is always there, emphasizes Brenda Durtschi, Northern Utah Regional Representative for the Utah Foster Care Foundation. “Most of the families we recruit to foster or to adopt are not typically interested in teens,” she said. “We sometimes hear families say they would like

to take younger children so they can really make an impact on a child. I cannot imagine a greater impact than helping a teen find some stability, direction, and a sense of self prior to venturing out in the world,” she said. “When teens age out from the foster care system, the outcomes tend to be bleak. Our kids will fare much better if they have a connection to a family. “Being a parent to a teen is definitely different from being a parent to a younger child,” Durtschi said. “Fostering or adopting teens is an opportunity to assist in their personal growth, maturity, and skills development that will help them survive in the real world.These youth need caring adults to help them develop into the people they can be.”

Warhola found incompetent to stand trial FARMINGTON — The woman accused of killing her two children last September at their Layton home has been found incompetent to stand trial. Sun Cha Warhola, 45, was in 2nd District Court Friday, where Judge David Conners made the ruling,

shortly before the Clipper went to press. A hearing to review her competency will be Nov. 4. Following the hearing her attorney Ed Brass, said “She is severely mentally ill.” Warhola is charged with two counts of aggravated

murder, each carrying the possibility of a death sentence. Police say they found her children — James 8, and Jean, 7 — in a bedroom in their home after their father Kenneth Warhola called 911. Brass said two doctors

have found Sun Cha Warhola mentally incompetent to stand trial. He said those two doctors also recommended she be sent to the Utah State Hospital and be medicated to restore her competency. mwilliams@davisclipper.com

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three to four House seats, it will necessitate a total realignment. At this stage of the process, Barrus is concentrating on Northern Utah, Davis County to the Utah/Idaho state line, along with Reps. Gage Froerer of Huntsville and Curt Webb of Logan. Davis County currently has eight House districts that fall totally within the county, and one that includes parts of Weber County, as well. “We have a couple (preliminary) proposals that fit the (population) criteria on how you could restructure the Davis County area,” Barrus said. “Because of the population shift,Weber County will probably lose one seat, and Davis County will probably gain a seat. “Quite frankly, a lot of that growth, where it’s headed, there will probably be another legislative district toward the Syracuse area,” he said.“Things are going to shift, some will be more dramatic than others.” In South Davis, Barrus’ District 18 has “a surplus of several thousand people” above the soughtafter number, he said, while District 19, with Rep.

Jim Nielson, is “lacking a couple of thousand,” and Becky Edwards’ District 20 “has a few extra. But when you go to District 17 (Julie Fisher, parts of Farmington, Fruit Heights and Kaysville), she needs a few more,” for example. “People can weigh in,” the Centerville resident said, noting draft proposals will be made available as the process continues.“We invite the public, media, etc., to give us their thoughts on how this might work.” Efforts will be made to keep districts within communities, but can’t always work because no community fits the exact numerical criteria (Bountiful has about 4,000 more residents than one district would allow, for example, but would have to fit with other districts to meet the criteria.) “How do you divide that up so some people won’t feel like they’re being dis-enfranchised?” Barrus said.“Some comments we have heard from the get go is a lack of trust sometimes between us and our citizens.We’re doing everything we can.” For more information, visit www.le.utah.gov and click “redistricting” under featured items.

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Bountiful High School Lisa Adachi* Brock Adams* Zak Adams Madeline Aller** Ashley Allred** Brook Allred Mitchell Allred* Taylor Alvey** Austin Anderson Dylan Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Teisha Archer Spencer Ariotti* Joshua Arvidson** Marianne Asmus** Josh Bacon Tua Bah Brent Baker Devin Banner Trevor Barber Luke Barker Bethany Barlow** Tessa Barlow** Saul Bautista Cambrie Beckett Rachel Behunin* Branson Bell* Jordan Bell* Marisela Beltran Elizabeth Billings** Brianna Bills Casey Bingham Eric Blair Angela Bohn** Jason Bohn Amelia Bowles* Cade Brewer Dylan Briggs* Joshua Brimhall* Jasilyn Brinkerhoff** Elizabeth Britton Morgan Bronson* Katelyn Brown** Matthew Brown Brendan Buchanan Zoe Budge Austin Burningham Kelsey Burton Daniel Butt* Taylor Byington Manuel Cabezas Sara Calicchia** Jordan Campbell Stephanie Cannon Katelyn Carroll Stephanie Castro* Aaron Cavanaugh* Alyssa Chaffee Mason Charlesworth Abel Chavez Emanuel Chavez Wei-Wen Chen** Daehan Chon Chase Christensen Daniel Christensen Lauren Christiansen Forrest Clark Matthew Clay Jessica Clayton** Ciara Clement David Coffman** Jenessa Cole April Coleby Jason Coleman* Kade Coleman* Rachael Coleman Ryann Cooley** Lauren Cooper

Whitney Cox Morgan Crandall* McKenzie Crawford* Erin Crouch Coulter Crowell* Chad Davis Janet Dees Jessica Dixon** Ann Marie Dolling** Joel Douglas* Bruce Droge Manuel Duenas** Danielle Eddings Connor Edgar** Samuel Egbert* Taylor Egbert* Brooklyn Eggett* Alayna Eiting* Andrew Ellis Michael Ellis Morgan Ellis* Hailey England Diondra Ensign** Steve Esquivel Justine Ethington Alysha Evans Parker Evans** Jonna Evett Alex Familo Christian Farley Erica Farnes* Abigail Farr Daniel Fisher** Natalia Fisiinaua** Nicholas Fleming* Ty Forbes* Bethanie Forsyth** Megan Fowers** Austin Fowler Jacob Fowler* Lance Fox Stevie Fox** Shanna Frame* Braden Franksen Wyatt Frasier** Bailey Furmanski** Angel Garcia Hector Garcia Richard Gautavai Rachel Gehmlich** Amanda Gibb** David Gillespie** Lane Goble Nick Golden Kailtin Gonzales* Adriana Gonzalez Jessica Goode Gregory Goodman Greg Goodwin Jessie Graner Sheridan Grant* Cameron Griffin Keenan Griffis Amanda Griffiths** Jeron Griffone Andres Gutierrez Sequoia Hair Natasha Hall Darrell Hanks** Taylor Hansen** Aubrey Harmer** Nathan Harmon** Kaycee Harper* Brandon Harris Bryce Harrison Christina Hart Carson Hawkes** Tyler Hayes*

Earl Herbert Elsee Hermansen Sharlee Herrick** Calvert Herrington Jacob Herrmann Matt Higgins Weston Higgs Taylor Hildreth Dallas Hileman* Matthew Hill** Shelby Hill Ryan Hock* Grace Holloway* Jason Holmes Sarah Honeycutt Ting Hsieh** Spencer Huefner Bobbi Hugo Jacob James* Michael Jarman Alexandra Jarvis Clark Jensen Rachel Jensen* Anthony Jeppson Austin Jimenez Jordan Jimenez Shore Johansen* Chelsea Johnson** Gavin Johnson Jessica Johnson** Melanie Johnson** Nicholas Johnson** Shane Johnson Rylan Jolley Colby Jones Tyler Jones Melissa Jordan* Jason Jorgensen** Brittany Kasteler** Alexa Keller Jaxon Keller Andrew Kidd Justine Kidder Colton Kilpack* Jordan Kingsford* David Kingston Maryanne Kingston** Heidi Kitchen* Ashley Knaub* Kwan-Kyu Ko** Jordan Kofford Kyle Kossin** Eric Kovacs John McKay Kunz McKay LaSalle* Landon Layton Jenny Le Caitlin Leger* Anne Leishman** Kiana Lindmeir* Taylor Lindsay Erik Livingston Alexandra Lloyd** Britain Lopez Merissa Lovato Jimmy Loveless Christopher Lowe Devin Lujan* Jessica Luker** Jarrod Lund** Austin Lybbert Rachel Mabey Haylee Macfarlane Caroline Machado* Joseph Maloy Allen Markham** James Marlette* Benjamin Marsh*

Emily Martin* Kent Martineau Sevastiana Martinez* Chantel Massey Chelsea Maughan John Maxwell** Jordan McDonald Sara McIntosh Kyle McMillan Hidoe McOmber Kevin McOmie* Tori Meadows Brandon Menlove Emily Mensing Wesley Messer Sara Messick** Skyler Meyer** Michael Miller Cassidy Monette** Brendon Montgomery* Taylor Moosman Eric Morley Madeline Morrison* Mary Jane Mortensen** Spencer Mortimer MacKenzy Muir Sean Muir Kierra Munden Jesse Murdock Katelyn Murdock** Tirza Murdock Peter Murray** Nicholas Muse Baylee Myers** Kim Myers Victoria Nelson Temalisi Nepote Steven Nessen Kelly Newman* David Nicholas* Lillanne Nielson** Rebecca Nielson** Michael Nishiguchi* Jessica Noakes** Kristen Odekirk** Jamie Olsen Kellie Olsen Erin Orchard** Alison Ostler Nickolas Pabla James Pace Lori Pack* Nathan Page* Brianna Palmer** Jordan Parkinson Matthew Parrish* Devin Parsons* Jenny Pattison** Eleri Paul** Kyle Pawlowski* Carlie Perkins Taylor Perkins* Benjanim Perry* Laura Peters** Cade Petersen** Codie Petersen Haley Petersen** Adam Pett** Kristofer Pfeiffer Chenoa Plank* Tyler Poppe* Carly Poth** Maxwell Poth** Daniel Prawitt** Caulin Price Andrea Prier Sophronia Putuau* Brandon Quinn**

Cassandra Quist Crista Rasband** Raquel Rasmusen Kelsie Rathmann* Melissa Regis** Joseph Richards Matthew Richardson Ryan Ripplinger Cleey Robinson Felicia Rohm Anastasia Roundy** Andrew Rushton** Dillon Salazar Ethan Sandbeck** Shohei Sasagawa Shelby Schanche* Spencer Schmidt* Kelsey Schumer Laura Schwab John Seegmiller Monica Seoane Braeden Sevy** Cynthia Sharma* Savanna Shopay Taeler Short Kelsey Simmonds** Matthew Simmonds** Katerina Skedros** Brianne Smith** Candice Smith Katlyn Smith* Taylor Smith* Joshua Spencer Stephen Spencer* Daniel Stanger Sydney Staples** Nicholas Sterling Whitney Stettler** Braylen Strain* Charity Stuber Parker Swonson Kazusa Takeuchi* Bryson Tanner Albert Tapia Lindsay Tarbet** Jared Taylor Joshua Taylor* Aubrey Thomas Bernadette Thompson* Spencer Thompson Jefferson Thomson*

Yazmin Timeteo Justin Tingey Logan Tinker Dalton Titsworth Sela Toko Kim Tran* Katelyne Trowbridge Austin Trujillo Sharae Tucker* Shelby Tucker Tyler Tullis Denzo Tupuola Dayna Turnblom Ashtyn Turville Luke Tuttle* Ben Van Wagenen* Cyndee VanSickle Jessie Vaughan* Rachel Wainwright* Ashley Walker* Christopher Walker Justin Walker Melinda Wallace* Melanee Ward Andy Watson Drew Watson Ashlyn Webb Monson Welch* McCall Welling** Natalie Werner Austin Wernli Carter West Trisha Wheeler* Kerek Whipple Kaylee White** Cody Whiting Sam Whitney* Nickolas Williams** Dan Wilson Mariano Wilson Trevor Wilson** Taran Wiseman Sarah Wojtasek Alyssa Womack Merissa Woodbury* Joshua Yorgason Amber Young** Vanessa Zapata Early Graduate High Honors ** Honors*

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Davis High School Stephanie Aagard Trenton Dean Adam Andrew Thomas Adams Bryson Garrett Adams Parker Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neil Adams Bryce Edward Adkins Falesiu Mercedes Airam Joseph Clayton Albrechtsen Brian Alfaro Ashley Alldredge Claron Alldredge Andrew Roger Allen Garrett S Allen Kole Brian Allen Tyler W Allen Tyler David Allred Aleczander C. Ammon Ingvild Lauvli Andersen Jared Michael Andersen Joseph Brian Andersen Amy Ruth Anderson Ashley Lisa Anderson Jaden Anderson Samuel James Anderson Conrad T Andrus Kishel Ann Apgood Karsten S Arndt Sayer R. Arndt Erin Ashby Kelly Jordan Ashcraft Jordan Robert Ashcroft Tessie Lee Atwater Samantha Atwood Anna Mausami Auger Tara Nichole Austin Brandon Taylor Avery Jacob Jeffry Baczuk Jessica Ruth Baetge Angela Dawn Bagwell Kirt Mckay Bailey Andrew Peter Baird Brook Lynn Baird Amanda Charissza Baker Austin K. Ballard Brightyn Balling Tiffani Renae Balling Travis Scott Barber John Dayton Barker Matthew Thomas Barker Anna Victoria Barlow Jacaueline Marie Barlow Joseph Daniel Barlow Jeshua Michael Barnett Scott Carlson Barney Colton Jay Bartleson Matthew Mckennon Baskin Nathan William Bean Keaton David Beazer Brittany Heather Beecher Camille Bell Tiffany Alex Bell Sidney Marie Bell Madison Ann Bender Taelor Bennett Blaine Mickelson Bentley Lindsey M. Berg Kaitlyn Bertram Raul Gabriel Betancourt Taylor Beutler Melissa Kaye Bevan Sarah Marie Bilton Laura Ashley Biorge Brooke Nicole Bird Carson Martinez Bird Casey Kent Black Jasmine Dawn Black Jayson Ray Black Zachary Dennis Blackwell Colton James Bledsoe Kristalyn Boseman Jace T Bowen Ryker Bowen Cassie Joann Bowman Jonathan Kyle Bown Isaiah Beaumont Bracken Taira Braithwaite Matthew Charles Bredthauer Erik David Bremer Joseph Edward Brewer Douglas Scott Brian Trevor Kyle Brimley Grant Jacob Brough Brodrick Thomas Brown Donovan A. Brown Jordan Mitchell Brown Joshua Gardner Brown Joshua Mark Brown Michael T. Brown Nathan Michael Brown

Anna Christina Bruckman Justin H. Burch Richard Lee Burchell Lindsey Burgess Katelyn Nicole Burk Ryan A. Burks Madelin Rose Burnett Nicholas Alexander Burnett Alycia Burningham Jessica Alexandra Burrola Anna Darlene Burton Tallon John Burton Brigitta Ann Busche Amanda Lynette Calarino Adrian Van Call Bronson Call Joshua Alan Call Samuel James Callister Xavier Alexander Carden Sydney Elise Carling Cassidy Carr Kaleigh Jeanell Carter Lindsay Dawn Case Bryce Douglas Casey Andrew Duncan Casper Brian R. Cassel Courtney James Casselman Ana Michelle Castillo Tyler Kim Castillo Tara Christina Castro Emily Michelle Chandler Jordan Riley Chase Cole Christopher Chatterton Caralee Cheney Jackson Brett Cherry Brayden Sean Chilcote Hoon Andrew Ik Cho Brayden Daniel Christensen Clark Judd Adams Christensen Davin Williams Christensen Ethan J. Christensen Justen R. Christensen Joanelise Verle Christiansen Alyce J. Clark Seth Coleman Clark Jeffrey David Clawson Teresa Clawson Kiersten Alyse Clayton Hayley Lucile Clegg Jamie Deanne Clegg Myriah Nicole Cleverly Jordan D. Cline Cade Michael Cloward Brandon Dewain Cluff Gavin Q. Collins Allen Patrick Conners Jordan Michael Conrad Courtney Lynn Cook James Michael Cornell Quinn Kris Cottrell Andrew David Cowley Erin Elizabeth Cowley Brandon Lynn Cox Courtney Brianne Cox Mackenzie Cragun Sidney C. Cragun Shane Alexx Crandall Rhett Duane Crimin Adam Joseph Croft Conrad Anthony Daley Austin L. Daniels Dylan Cale Davis Jordan John Davis Ky A. Davis Adriane Lyn Day Alyx Eden Day Hailee Day Jayce Kyle Day Amanda Anne Dayton Taylor R. Deamer Britaini Shae Delbo Rebekah Deppe Cody Matthew Dickerson Jacob James Dickson Mary Elizabeth Dickson Alexis Rebecca Dinsdale Cheylie Dotson Danielle Downs Jeffrey Scott Duggar Caitlyn Mae Duncan Dale Andrew Duncan Michael Alexander Dunham Alexi Michelle Dunn Karli Durtschi Joshua Dustin Jessica Dyer Bailey Eames

Carson Jerry Edgington Mason Michael Ellison Tommy James Espinosa Jennifer Kristine Estheimer Brandon Estoque Clarissa Ethington Brandon Richard Evans Sarah Joleen Eveson Carly Elizabeth Ewell Sheldon Mitton Farnes Spenser J Farnes Brandon Farnsworth Lukas Paul Fasick Bradley James Ferguson Neal Ferrell Danielle Figgins Avenlea Findlay Spencer Allan Fink Makel Marie Finlinson Anna Ruth Finneran Tiffany Brooke Fisher Mark Timothy Fitch Megan Patricia Flint Brackin Todd Flitton Kyer Emerson Folsom Reo H. Ford Shannon Elizabeth Foster Braxton Curtis Foust Jessica Francis Stephanie Jo Francis Sam Franey Jordan August Frank James Anthony Frazier Carson James Freckleton Ashley Brenae Freeze Lauren Kathleen Freter Jakob Robert Friedrich Rachel Fullwood Lacey Lee Furner Amy Anne Gadd Michael Boyd Gallacher Jorge Alberto Garcia Blake F. Gardner Hunter Darin Gardner Rachel Jean Garner Kevin Lee Gazafy Dustin Allan Gehrke Taylor Gemperline Joshua John Gerner Michelle Marie Gessel Joseph Albert Gibson Marshall Rex Gibson Cydni Keala Giles Kasie Taylor Giles Kayla Gillies Savanna Casey Gillis Colton Naty Gines Roger Daniel Gines Brooke Channell Gingrich Sean Thatcher Glaittli Hali Michelle Glezos Joshua D. Godfrey Yajaira Gonzalez Matthew Craig Goodrich Ryan Jahan Goran Simone Janece Gordon Parker Jay Gould Thomas Jordan Grasso Andrew Thomas Gray Tai Nelson Gray Micah Alden Green Aleaha Carin Griggs Hallie Rachelle Gruninger Shannon Elizabeth Guymon Brendan Patrick Gwynn Tiffany Raye Haacke Brett Phillip Hadley Benjamin Hafen Lindsay Hall Margaret W. Hall Marshall Allen Hall Tyler Christian Hammond Ashley Jean Hampton Chelsey Lee Hanni Alexander Charles Hansen Emily Hansen Mekayla A. Hansen Hilary Marie Hardy Jenna Harris Jessica Harris Parker Lono Harris Spencer Rodney Harrison Spencer Y. Hart Molly Elizabeth Hartvigsen Tyler G. Hartvigsen Keaton J. Hatch Tanner Moore Hatch Matthew Stephen Havertz Cassidi Hawes Marlowe A. Haws

Landon Monte Joseph Hayes Riley Michael Hazeldine Alex Joseph Heder Ashleigh Elizabeth Hefner Brooke Julia Hemsley Allison Lee Henderson Natalie Beth Hendricks Christine Michal Heyward Spencer William Higgs Daren Isaac Hill Stacy Hill-coates Amy Hilton Kevin Hugh Hilton Tanner Franklin Hinds Michelle Janet Hintze Toree Skyler Hirsbrunner James Hoang Clara E Hoferitza Aubrey Hoggard Allison Jennifer Hogge Seku Holder Andrew James Holt Mark Merrill Homer Andrew Dean Hopkins Caleb Jonathan Horne Landon Frank Horne Ryan Jae Horne Breanna Amber Horsley Chantel Horsley Daniel Michael Houston Kimberly Ann Hudson Brooklinn Annie Hugie Timothy Wayne Hulse Kyle Robert Hunsaker Rachel May Hunsaker Kenneth B. Hunt Braden Parker Hurst Cameron Joseph Hurst Whitni Hyde Stefanie Renee Iannone Kimberly D. Inkley Charlynn Dawn Irwin Tanner Isom Justin Dale Jackson Sarah Jackson Chad David Jacox Stefani James Brian Adam Jensen Brock K. Jensen Dylan Douglas Jensen Mitchell David Jensen Kenzlee Jeppsen Trevin Daniel Jeppson Mareille Jewett Spencer Willard Jewett Michael Andrew Jewkes Devin Ross Johns, Adam Parker Johnson Calista Ann Johnson Connor Burton Johnson Dallas Aubrey Johnson Jalynn Johnson Maddison Marie Johnson Maren Larue Johnson Mckay Steven Johnson Tyler Ron Johnson Amelia Marie Jones Joshua Daniel Jones Levi Ashton Jones Miranda Ashley Jones Steven Robert Jones Timothy Rex Jones Whitney Jorgensen Nicole Judd Whitney Lee Justensen Joshua David Kariya Benjamin Trace Keaton Kamiree Jordan Keck Taylor Keffeler Trenton Paul Keisel Benjamin Ivan Keister Alex Bradley Keller Austin Bradford Kelley Kaitlin Elizabeth Kelley Sabra Anne Kelley Kathleen Kendell Connor Robert Kennington Kevin Nielsen Killian Andrew Brent Kimball Michael David King Morgun Brett King Nathaniel Austin Kington Alex Kjar Megan Anne Klein Wesley Bennett Klingonsmith Emilie E Knecht Tyler Jordon Knighton

Megan Racheal Kowal Matthew Alan Krantz Jacob F Krish Selinda Suvi Kros Evan Leigh Kuehn Landon Earl Kunzler Caitlin Rose Lafontaine Karissa Ann Lamb Brett Scott Larkins Katelyn Larsen Brocken Don Larson Ryan Brent Law Jeremiah John Leake Sara Margret Leatherwood Tate Allen Lebaron Colton J Lee Trevor Alfred Lee Deidre Lefevre Leslie Lefevre Sarah Lefevre Desirie Lewis Dillan Dee Lewis Mandy Rose Limb Nicholas Poulter Lindquist Chia-chao Liu Tate Elyse Lohrke Corbin Scott Loosle Melissa Lott Jared Paul Lowry Annelise Luddington Michael Disney Luke Nathan Tyler Lym Joseph Trimble Lyman Michael Duncan Macfarlane Mckenzy J Mackay Megan M Mackay Ciera Mackelprang Brock L Madsen Robert Malan Abigail Patricia Malmstrom Tyler Everett Manning Aimee Kaye Mansfield Miranda Kelly Marchant Cynthia May Martin Joseph James Martinez Joshua Vincent Martinez Shannon Mason Bryce James Masterson Taylor Davis Mathewson Wesley Avery Mathis Tess C Matina Jake Masuo Matsukawa Mckinley Matthews Cody Alexander Maughan Holly Jean Maxwell Katelyn Diana Mcallister Lydia Anne Mcallister Betsy Mccausland Erin T Mccowan Steven A Mcgrath Shaylynn Mcguire Blake Lee Mcilrath Cameron Andrew Mckinnon Brian Mcneil Jacob Steven Mcrae Jennifer Lee Meek Bryon M Melot Ricardo Antonio Merida Matthew Richard Meyer Mckenzie Meyer, Caitlin Elizabeth Miller Chloe Miller Katelyn Miller Nathan Howard Millerberg Sean Colton Miner Anthony Jonathan Mitchell Taylor Lynn Mitchell Blanca Marina Monge Miracle Estrella Montano Alexandria Lee Moody Corbin Fuhrmann Moore Ryan David Morgan Craig Richard Morris Cody Victor Mortensen Chantal K Mortimer Sarah Katie Morton David Michael Muir Sarah Elizabeth Murdock Madison Murray Courtney-ann Janelle Myers Amber Elizabeth Nance Matthew Collins Nance Jessica Breanne Naylor Brenden Nelson Katie Marie Nelson Brittany Anne Nester Brandon Almy Neubert Matthias Roark Neville

Lyndsie Michelle Nielsen Taylor Rex Nielsen Joshua Grant Nielson Ange Marie Nimer Blake Van Noorlander Jacob Norton Kyle Bradley Norton Cecily Nye Brooke Nicole Oborn Breklin Ogden Calvin Frederick Olsen Colin Grant Olsen Jarom R Olsen Hayley Adriana Olson Megan Oman Virginia A Omer Giovanni Ortiz Gregory Ostermiller Anna Maria Ostler Camille Ostler Jacob Wayne Packer Mckensie Rebecca Page Sadie Lynn Palmer Mackenzie Anne Parkin Aubrey Marie Parks Heather Kristina Parrish Carly Noelle Parsell Christopher Shaun Payne Jordan Brad Peacock David A Pearson Angela Dorothy Pechin Alec S Pectol Carson James Peery Emilee Ann Penrod Alejandro Miguel Perez-Tamayo Kendall Jacob Perkins Brooke Amber Petersen Makayla Lynne Peterson Sara Ann Peterson Lindsay Marie Pettegrew Luke Ellis Pettet Rachel Clara Pettit Logan Richard Petty Emma Danielle Phelps Monica Pitcher Alysha Ruth Platt Alexis Pond Kinsey Lynn Porath Benjamin Lawrence Poulson Katie Poulson Kirstie Poulson Lindsay Marie Pratt Michael Robert Preece Emily Elizabeth Preslar Hannah Preszler Laura Preszler Jacob Lovejoy Price Owen M Price Andrea Dawn Rajniak Sienna Ranzenberger Megan L Rasband Joshua Steele Rasmussen Kyle Bruce Rasmussen Madeline Cooper Raymond Olivia Raymond Daniel H Reed Zachary Allan Reed Kelli Dawn Reese Kortney Joann Reese April Reynolds Chelsea Ann Rice Elizabeth Richardson Kara Lynn Riley Cody Kenneth Robbins Jordan Quincy Robertson Justin Barry Robertson Tucker Davis Robins Brock Taylor Robison Breanda Romero Trevor Gordon Rose Darian Rosenlund Ross William Rosier Walter Michael Rosio Francesca Roth Mark Larson Rowley Ashley Marie Roylance Erin Roylance Anthony Marc Rubino Christina Sabogal Michael C Sadler Patricia S Sadler Alejandro M Saez Zoe Danielle Safeer Roxanne Elise Sandholtz Scott Brooks Sansom Shelbylynn Marie Santos Continued on Page A7

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Woods Cross High School Braden Hall Abercrombie Bethany Ann Adair Chelsea Lucille Adair Colton Nile Adair Steven Lance Allan Laura Amanda Alley Hailey Michelle Allred Kristine Andrea Alonso Aarikia Brooke Andersen Jaimee Lynn Anderson Jennifer Marie Anderson Melanie Faye Anderson Melissa Sue Anderson Ryan Matthew Anderson Andrew Kay Andreasen Thomas Kwamena Appiah III Darin Marcus Armstrong Crystyl Fawn Arnoldus Madison Kate Ashley Hannah Lucile Atkin Pina Leilani Auva’a Marcie Carol Badham Anastasia Marie Bagley Ryan Lindsay Bailey Christopher Ballard Austin Karl Bankowski Elanor Rose Barak Anna Marie Bateman Kennedy Bateman Emily Ann Bean McKenna Jean Beckstrand Bergen Elizabeth Beesley Matthew Tanner Bennett Sarah Elizabeth Bennett Alisa Bennion Parker Steven Berg Kevin Lund Bishop Taylor Gregory Black Samuel Alexander Blotter Daniel John Braunberger Amy Kristin Breitsprecher Julianne Faith Brewer Elysia Marie Broderick Alexander L Brown Natalie Brown Taylor Reed Brown Tyler B Brown Patrick Ryan Burnett Jonathan Joseph Byrne Luis Felipe Calquin Andie Beth Campbell Jane A Campbell Caleb Wood Cannon Michelle Lynn Cardon Maria Camila Cardozo Courtney Lynn Carlos Michael David Carter Sean Michael Catusco Marcus J Charles Chase M Charlesworth Shaelene Ann Christensen

Torri Nicole Christensen Makeli Christopherson Michael I Clark Kaitlyn Marie Clayville Kaitlyn Beth Clifford Kallie Nicole Cluff Christine L Cole Charles Douglas Conover Kyle G Cooper Andrew James Cope Elizabeth Emily Cope Nicole Fabiana Cornejo Allison Leigh Cunningham Alyssa Marie Curl Christopher Brian Currie David George Davies Amanda Caitlin Davis Kyle T Davis Dillon Joseph Despain Taylor Carl Dixon Austin David Drake Kathryn Leann Drinkall Kristina Duenas Melissa Consuelo Duenas Krista Lynn Edwards Raylynn Leann Edwards Taylor J Elg Dausen Hart Elggren Carson Kenneth Elliott McKenna Katherine Elliott Kaitlin E Elwick Lindsie Elizabeth Elwood Austen Nelson Ensign Alexander Frank Erickson Ashley Lauren Farr Taylor David Finklea Zachary Robert Fisher Maria Nelly Flores Camille L Folsom Ashley Anne Foster Ryan Edward Fouts Kelli Nicole Fox Cameron Frandsen Tanner Max Fredrickson Angalisa Maria Fresques Shalese Lynn Gallagher Zechariah E Gamez Erin E Gates Jordan Allen Germaine Jeremy Arnold Gibbs Chezli Gillett Cameron Scott Gilmore Cassandra Nicole Gonzalez Bradley A Goodwin Christopher Allen Goodwin Mason Charles Graser Christopher H Gray Bryce Ikaika Green

Devan R Gubler Torie Mariah Gull Duke H Haas Adam Michael Hales Abby Lynn Hall Joshua Stephen Hall Linda Hall Megan Hamilton Andrew Brown Hansen Craig LaDell Hansen Jason Garff Hansen Eric James Hardy Abigail Harris Jordan M Harris Samantha Anne Hart Jordan Michael Haws Connor John Hellberg Hailee Henson Cassandra Hiatt Keyara Rose Hill Taylor James Hill Carli Vernae Hinton Krystal Linda Hofmann Kellie S Hogan Mikaela Ann Holbrook Parker Hinckley Holzer Nils Eric Hopkins Dallas Horn Amanda J Horrocks Lindsey Joy Horrocks Abigail Howey Peter S Howey Frances Loren Hubley Ryan Andrew Hudson Rand Taylor Hughes Barry James Hunt Melanie Rachel Hunter Keaton Edward Hyde Kristine Lorraine Jackson Eliza Dru Jacobsen Kaitlyn Ann Jacobson Kevin Alan Jacobson Baylee Ann Jemison James Ryan Jenkins Jordan Q Jensen Joshua Preston Jensen Landon Scott Jensen Mark Trevor Jensen Steven M Jessup Alexis Kate Johnson Daniel Chase Johnson Tanner Q Johnston Daniel Boyd Judd Roni Ann Karnes Ryan Robert Karnes Michael Scott Kelly William Dook Kelsall Anthony Joseph Kendrick Michael McKay Kennedy Kolby J Kimbrell Emily Megan Kime Jason Brett King

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Dallin Michael Savage Heather Marie Schaefermeyer Katrina Elaine Schaelling Kenneth Stephen Schank Ashley Arlene Schaubroeck Colton S Schmidt Chloe Dawn Schooley Brooke Ashley Schouten Christine Marie Schulter William Lazaro Scott Sasha Lynn Seegmiller Payton Tyler Seeley Kacee Seljaas Alexandra Luise Seng Gerrit Judson Seymour Randolph Jacob Shaner Bailey Shaw Crystal Rae Shaw Jacob Shaw Shannon Shaw Lee Dante Siguenza Logan Dustin Siguenza Christina Marie Silcott Kyle Bruce Simmons

Christine Sims Allison Marie Skidmore Isaac Neal Slade Megan Marie Slater Brandon Tyler Smith Chelsie M Smith Heidi Georgia Smith Kasey Williams Smith Katherine Joy Smith Kyle Ryan Smith Maryann Smith Mckenzie Smith Mickenzie Mae Smith Teirsa Alynn Smith Zachari Jay Smith Crystal Mccall Smuin Chelsea Mae Snow Stephen Anthony Snyder Michael Brent Soderberg Gavin Dean Solt Heidi Brooke Sommer Dallin Scott Sorensen Jessica Soucie Katelyn Speirs Jonathan Steven Spencer Megan Marie Spencer Aaron J Spilker

Joshua Todd Spotz Ashton B Sprague Kyler Lyman Sprague Brynn Stabenow Juliette Marie Stanger Morgan P Stanley Todd Mitchell Stapley Taylor Scott Steab Audree Ann Steed Andrew Steinicke Mckensie Suzanne Stephens Robert Glen Stevens Brooke Stromberg Chelsey Lynn Stroud Alec Graham Stubbs Shelby Alyse Sundwall Mitchell Thomas Sutherland Alexander Swapp Mckell Rae Swensen Paige Taylor Swensen Darci Margo Swenson Kaitlyn Amanda Swenson Merric Edmund Szczepanik Robert Thurston Taft Bruce M Tanner Sharlie Maurine Tanner Alexander Lee Tarbet

Katie Sarah Kirkham McKenzi Lynn Knell Megan Melissa Kofford Rebecca Lynn Laird Christen Michelle Lane John Kyle Larson Nathan G Lemmon Alexander Lenzy Jagger Colt Leon Erik C Levanger CatherineMarie Levitre Matthew David Lewis Ryan Alec Lewis Austin Lee Linnell Maribah Sue Litster Chase Loftis David Nathan Longhurst Carson Joseph Lord Casey Garrett Lowe Jason Peter Lund Katherine Cody Mair David Kalani Mamata Mindy Gene Mangelson Rebecca Lynn Marquise Melissa A Martinez Katelyn M Martinson Pete Alexander Mason Colton Parker Matheson Alexandria L Mauerhan Katie Nicole McDonald Rozlyn McFarland Dylan Richard Memmott Joshua David Miles Daniel Bryan Miller Jaclyn Mills Chloe Miner Precious Lovett Moea’i Eva M Montag Kelly More Talmage Sharp Morris Bryson K Morrow Travis Nelson Morse Hilary N Mortensen Jamie Lee Moulton Gage Mountford Lance R Mudrow Ashlee Muir Camilla Anne Muir Eric Lee Naegle Laura Michelle Nattress Austin Curtis Nelson Easton N Nelson Erik Nelson Jintelle Angel Nelson Kimberly Ann Nelson Tyler Joseph Nelson Nichole Neuteboom Henry Nguyen Jared Troy Nielsen Jessica Nielsen Montana Bach Nielsen Austin R Nielson

Xanthea Nikopoulos Kennedy Nicole Noel Jordan Nelson O’Toole Shantelle Nicole Olsen Romelio Ortiz Matthew Joseph Osmond Jamie Sara Oswald Morgan Christopher Owen Alexandria Parry Tyler J Parson Gabrielle Elizabeth Passey Taylor James Patterson Mitchell Lynn Paul Kalie Pead Amanda Marye Pendleton Matthew James Perkins Kirby J Perry Bosten Scott Peters Ivy Ann Petersen Christopher John Peterson Rachel Hope Peterson Alexander Ty Pierce Jericho Constantin Pineda Garrett Taylor Pittam Gavin Arthur Plaizier Kiley Rose Platt Nathan Lancaster Powell Kevin Charles Pratt Kylie Rae Preece Theodore G Priskos Alexander P Prosence Mercedes Lyn Pusey Ashley Anguiano Ramirez Audryana Viloa Ramos Chelstiene L Reeves Roxana Guadalupe Revilla Kyler Riester Jeffrey Leith Rimann Joseph M Roberts Kira Jocee Rogers Casey Kris Romijn Eryka Marie Roth Maria Fernanda Rubi James Paul Rudd Rachel Kathleen Rudd Spencer K Sadler Masei Kaio Sauni Benjamin Allen Scheese Nikki Claire Sellers Tilomai Sarah Sellesin Amber Dawn Senter Mary Jane Sheffield Maddison Sheridan Trase Braden Simpson Ashley K Smith Daniel O Smith Joshua David Smith Lincoln Kaye Smith Thomas Barney Smith Whitney Smith

Claudia Janet Solis Tessa Sommer Collin Thomas Sorenson Storm Daniel Steadham Noelle Elizabeth Steckling Quaid Roy Stephens Bryce R Stephenson Duncan Chaz Stewart Joshua Larry Stokes Karlee Frances Stone Ian Michael Stones Jacqueline Alexis Strader Nikki Strieby Jonathan Thomas Stuart Ashlie Lynne Sundh Paxton S Sutton Darchon Taggart Jantsen Ray Tanner Kylee Shona Tanner Janise Terrill Nicole Marie Thiede Austin James Thomas Brooke Thompson Christopher Blake Titmus Tre’lon Harrison Todd Emily Frances Tribe Tiffany Trost Ariunzaya Tsogzolmaa Lynden Baylie Turner Natasha Turner Sean Michael Turner Alexa J Ulmer Ofa Kekalevalio Vahe Erika Vandersteen Sonia Vargas Jason Daniel Velasquez Austin John Walker Kira Sheron Walker Thomas Edison Walker Steven Samuel Wall Skyler Leon Warner Joshua N Washburn Zachary David Watts Matthew Lindon Weaver Tyman Todd Weiler Lacey Nicole Wentz Karlie Ranie Wheelwright Aimee Marie White Rylee Taylor White Cortney M Whitehead Steven Carl Wiley Shane Earl Williams Jamon Franklin Wolfe Madison Leigh Wood Weston Grayson Wood Caitlynn Loise World McKenzie Jean Ycmat Cassandra Sue Yohn Jessica Young

Daniel Mcconkie Tayler Chantelle Marie Taylor Jeffrey Daniel Taylor Mary Catherine Taylor Brooke Nicholle Teel Joshua Stewart Terry Lance M Thatcher Jason V Thomas Samuel James Thomas Brooke M Thompson John Ronald Thompson Iii Tara Mikelle Timothy Lance Earl Tingey Jaclyn C Tippets Andrew Michael Todd Alix Nicole Tometich Makenzee Taylor Townsend Alina Tuong Uyen Trang Courtney Michelle Tribe Isaac Craig Trottier Ying-chieh Tsai Ying- Hao Tsai Elizabeth Anne Tucker Ryan Kent Tucker Chrysta Tulane Kortny Lorin Tullis Mark Richard Tumblin Mckenzie Paige Udseth Ryan Jeremy Uitto Genevieve Mary Vadnais

Joseph W Valentine Chelsey Clarissa Vallace Makinsey Brooke Van Dyke Alexander Henk Van Oene Joshua Van Weezep Jenni Gabrielle Van Wynen Chayse T Vance Walker Alan Vellinga Spencer Robert Vincent Emily Louise Visser Charlee Shae Wagner Nicole Rula Ellen Waite Jacob Wall Chelsey Hope Warburton Byron Tait Washburn Eric David Watchman Daniele Waters Alexander Webb Tanner Caden Webb Hollie Webster Kortnee Geine Webster Caleb James Weeks Trevor James Weight Parker Stephen Welch Melissa Mae Welling Joshua T Wendel Braydon Merle Whetman Alexandria L White Brian Richard White Losaunne White

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Andrea Kaye Call Danielle Elise Call Chantel Cargeeg Brandon Carling Ellen Carr Kaylor Steven Carter Martina CeminWilliam Joseph Ceule Samantha Geraldine Chamberlain Erin Chapple Grace Maureen Cheney Adrienne Marie Child Cody Cortes Child Zachary John Child Bonnie Mae Christensen Jacob Farr Christensen Kelsie Ann Christensen Michael Joseph Christensen Morgan Ruth Christiansen Maria Estefania Cittadini Caleb Ned Clark Camille Clawson Jonathan Fisher Clayton Aimee Camille Cobabe Jordan Slater Colohan Rylee Kayla Cook Cory Thompson Cooper Emily Corbett Caitlyn Louise Costley Jessica Cottrell Taylor Campbell Cowan Michael Shane Crandall Maquelle Lauren Craven Alex Dale Cross Emily Ruth Cummings Alex Abraham Curiel Blake William Curtis Andrea Cutler KyRea Jane Dalley Haus Houng Dang Matthew Daniel Davies Bailey Jane Davis Mitchell Scheidell Davis Cassandra Cydney Day Alexander Wayne Denning Ashelle Elizabeth Denning Elizabeth Jane Derrick Amy Veronica Dixon Bryant James Dixon Chase Dixon Natalie Nicole Draper Ryan Scott Dudley Zachery Joseph Dunton Sarah Catherine Dursteler Caden Dymock Christopher Blake Dyson Rebecca Page Edelman Logan Read Edmunds Daniel Benjamin Edwards Emily Hazel Ellis Nathaniel C. Ellis Sydney Ellsworth Jacob Jon Erickson Tanner Verl Ethington Brayden Sean Evans Sarah Ellen Evans Danielle Marie Facer Amanda Farr Elvon Joseph Bay Farrell Tasha Fernley Douglas James Bruce Finlinson Maxwell J. Fisher Daniel Christopher Ford Korbie Fowers Zachary George Fowler Evan Christopher Frampton Brooke Lynn Francom Timothy Hugh Francom Alek R. Franks John Cary Freeman

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Malorie Parker Kyle Parkin Rissely Dias Parra Mason Bryan Paul Brian W. Paulsen Megan Peay Ryley D. Peck Drew Channing Pectol Cesar Arturo Pedro Chase Nelson Petersen Kaitlyn Christine Petersen Robert Cody Petersen Kathryn LaVon Peterson Riley Stephen Pettegrew Brittney Faye Pettersson Austin Derk Phelps McKenley Morgan Pickett Luke Robert Plaizier Cassandra Porschatis Gordon Lehi Portzline Will Houston Postma Britton Catherine Poulter Megan Suzanna Powell Kate Elizabeth Preece Dayton Wooley Price Connor Wesley Prows Emily S. Raccuia Tanner James Rampton Tanner G. Rasmussen Jeremy Craig Ray Cassandra Lyn Rechis Miranda Katy Rechis Benjamin David Reeder Daniel James Reeder Jesse M. Rencher Clay Austin Reynolds Edgar Guadalupe Reynoso Dillon J. Richens Colton Wayne Richins Karlie Richman Amanda Ann Ricks Lydia Adarene Riley Nichelle Amber Ririe Janet Joyce Robinson Derek A. Robison Ryan William Rogers Clari Rose Samantha McKell Rosemann Angela Rosier Justin Kristopher Rupe Garret M. Rushforth Brandon Isaac Russell Gregory Aric Rutledge Johan Antony Sabuco Dylan Michael Saladino Brendon Michael Saravia Devin J. Scadlock Dylan Jaymz Sellers Carson Michael Shepherd Kyle Palmer Shepherd David Christopher Short David Whiteley Shropshire Jessica Shupe Daniel Park Shurtz Ian Bridger Simpson Dallas Jeffery Singley Whitney Ann Slade Elli Maugasa Slagowski Justin Paul Smedley Austin Mitchell Smith Jasmyne Leigh Smith Matthew Andelin Smith Nicholas Gerald Smith Parker Kenneth Smith Vance Lamont Smith Whitney Jade Smith Keaton Craig Smoot Justin Lee Snow Nathan Scott Soelberg Oscar Sosa Omaira Sosa-Chang

Jessica J. Spangenberg Zachary Stagg Clarissa Janelle Stahle Quort R. Staker Frederik Daniel Steenblik Jonathan D. Stevens Morgan Lee Stewart Tyson Mark Stratton Justin Curtis Stringfellow Cason Robert Stucki Kenneth Colton Summers Brooklynn Nicole Supinger Andre Surles Jayden D. Sutton Ellie Sweeten Skylar G. Swenson Karly Kae Symonds Kelsy Rae Symonds Robert Allen Talbot Casey Mckay Tanner Elise M. Tanner Kevin H. Tarma Joel Tate Max Harlan Taylor Peter Brandon TeisinaLily Ann Telford Chase Gordon Terry Natisha Thiel Brenner Thomas Shelby Thomas Amelia LaRee Thompson Jared David Thompson Camille Thornley Ashleigh Jean Thurston Lyndsay Dawn Tidwell Steven Shane Tingey, Jr. Joshua Deron Tinsley Jacob Warren Tonks Taylor R. Townsend Madison Leigh Trewet Amos Alexander Troop Mary Tess Tsakalos Kato Kakala Tuimoala Sarah Camille Tumia Wyatt Roland Turpin Kyle Dell Tuttle Parker Dax Tuttle Bailee Mclain Tyteca Ian Thomas Ulrich Drew Alexander Van Wagoner Russell Dane Van Wagoner Sheldon Scott Vaterlaus Katarina Anne Veale Rachel Dianne Wadley Trent Nichols Wall Andrew Joseph Ward Anthony S. Wardell Jonathan David Warnock Bradley D. Warren Trevor M. Waters Austin Joseph Watts Alyssa M. Wells Katelyn JoAnn Wesemann Lauren Mykel White Nicole White Caroline Maye Whitmore Ashley Jordan Whitten Tyler Frank Wilde Blake Ashton Wilkinson Hailey Mackenzie Williams Heather Williams Sabra Rae Wilson Hannah Grace Wing Alise Christy Wiseman Samantha Dene Wiser Madison Wood Monica Grace Wood Paul William Woodward Angella Worthen Davis G. Wright Sarah Jenny Yates

Mountain High School Gerrick Alim Jermey Allen Kenzi Almond Jessica Anderson Tanesha Argyle Taylor Austin Deven Baldwin Elyse Brown Lila Bucio Derek Cannell Amber Cotter Erik Covell Taylor Crosby Christian Daugaard Sydney Davidson

Jaiden Devitt Shawn Dixon Stevin Dow Patricia Estrada Tricia Fahrenbach Cambrie Feldt Anthony Fisher Caden Fitzgerald Crysta Foight Erika Garcia Adam Garrett Ty Gordon Desmond Hassan Paige Helsel Nataly Hernandez

Brian Hill Rebecca Hockett Chandler Horne Zachary Jaramillo Carrine Jensen Jexas Johnson Preston Johnson Alicia Jones Nicholas Jones Parker Kent Ambirley Lawrence Kaitlyn Leblanc Katherine Linderoth Angela Lovell Kyle Lynch

Bowen Mackelprang Timothy Maroney Morgan McGee Joshua Merrill Taylor Millward Tyson Morgan Russell Murray Hayden Nielson Derik Olsen Zachary Oman Haley Opoulos Brandon Otterstrom Mikel Pace Ismael Palma

Cameron Parker Marina Paul Brittany Piggott Jacob Piggott Courtney Price David Quiroz Alexis Raeder Courtney Reading Jennifer Richard Lacee Richins Trista Ricks Cody Robinson Raquel Ruiz Kyle Salisbury

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Different perspectives, same language Father and daughter hold artistic conversation in BDAC show BY JENNIFFER WARDELL Clipper Staff Writer BOUNTIFUL — A family is a group of often wildly different individuals tied together just beneath the surface. At the Bountiful/Davis Art Center’s “Related” show, running now through June 20, that tie can also be seen in a father and daughter’s wildly different but connected art. Marinus E. Wolf and his daughter Linnie Brown used crossword clues and their answers to

create sets of paintings that offered their own unique perspectives but were tied together by a variety of different threads. The styles of the two artists are very different, with Wolf’s bright, sharp geometric paintings and Brown’s multilayered, softer-edged creations. On the surface they don’t seem to connect at all, their proximity serving only to sharply contrast their two styles. A closer look, however, shows a much closer tie. Some of the sets of paint-

ings offer two sets of perspective on the same topic, transform the same thought into their different styles, or expand on a larger theme beyond the borders of the words that inspired them. In Wolf’s “Sail,” the bright abstract curves of a sailboat are met with billowing smoke stacks that suggest much larger, more serious ships in Brown’s “Leave Port.” Brown’s “What Wheel Do on An Axis,” which looks like a highway interchange seen from above, is deconstruct-

ed into a network of lines and squares in Wolf’s “Rotate.” The needles in Brown’s “It’s not Good to Run One,” which looks like a gauntlet, pop up as an injection in Wolf’s “Fever.” CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: “Sail” by Wolf and “Leave Port” by Brown, “Evil Twin” by Wolf and “Person on your Bad Side” by Brown, “Brief and to the Point” by Brown and “Terse” by Wolf, and “It’s not Good to Run One” by Brown and “Fever” by Wolf. Photos by Jen Wardell

CNA crowned Miss Farmington 2011 BY JENNIFFER WARDELL Clipper Staff Writer FARMINGTON — Though Jessica Francis dreams more of working in a hospital’s trauma unit than she does being a princess, she gets to wear a crown anyway. Francis was recently crowned Miss Farmington 2011, with Heather Gemperline as her first FRANCIS being crowed, left. Top right corner: Gemperline, Francis, and Costley. Courtesy photos

attendant and Caitlyn Costley as her second attendant. “It is far more than a pretty dress, a polished talent and even a prestigious title,” said Francis.“This role is ultimately a time for me to empower, educate, and embrace those I represent by teaching them the importance of battling life’s greatest tests.” Francis, who is a certified nurse assistant (CNA), is currently in the nursing program at Weber and has chosen “Fight Like A Girl: Giving

Strength & Power to Women Battling Disease” as her platform. “It is my goal to instill upon the hearts of women in this community that ... there is strength from within to conquer any opponent,” she said. Jessica will go on to represent Farmington in the 2012 Miss Utah Pageant.The previous Miss Farmington,Arielle Simpson, and the current Miss Davis County (Cierra Pekarcik) will compete for the title in the 2011 competition which is set for June.

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Youth/Education Clipper May 29, 2011

High Notes

Nutrition center preps thousands of lunches

Peace focus of winning essay

BY LOUISE R. SHAW Clipper Staff Writer

KAYSVILLE — Katlyn Mease won a $1,000 scholarship and an invitation to participate in a week-long program in Washington, D.C. this June, when her essay on peace took the top prize for the state. The U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP) announced that Mease wrote Utah’s winning essay in the Institute’s 24th Annual National Peace Essay Contest. Her essay, titled, “Transition to Peace: the Success of Rwanda and Failure of Sudan,” addressed the intersection between governance, corruption and conflict. USIP’s mission is to think, act, teach and train. At the program in D.C., Mease and other state winners will meet with institute experts, foreign policy professionals, academics and dignitaries. The importance of conflict prevention, management and post-conflict peace building will be discussed.

Clinic awards scholarships LAYTON — Five Davis County students interested in careers in healthcare, were awarded $1,000 scholarships by Tanner Clinic. Whitney Ann Porter of Clearfield High, Jennifer Peterson of Davis High, McKenna Pounder of Layton High, Katie Stout of Northridge High and Alison Spendlove of Syracuse High were named recipients of the awards. “The scholarship committee was delighted with the number of exceptional students who applied for scholarships this year,” said Kevin Mansfield, human resources director and scholarship committee member. “The decisions were very difficult due to the incredible accomplishments of each student. This great response showcases the quality of education our local high schools are providing to our students.” The Tanner Clinic includes 70 physicians in 37 specialities, with offices in Layton, Kaysville and Syracuse.

French students score at top KAYSVILLE — French students at Davis High earned top scores in the American Association of Teachers of French National French Exam. Ninetyeight students scored high enough to rank in the top 10 percent at either the national or state level or both. Three students scored a perfect 70 out of 70.

CLEARFIELD —Things are winding down now, at the Davis School District Nutrition Services center, as the traditional school year is just about to end. But for nine months, 21 employees have been busy from early in the morning, cooking roasts and baking rolls and mixing muffins as they prepare the lunches that will serve 38,000 students each day. In one room, two women oversee 300-gallon kettles mixing turkey gravy, in another, employees are cutting and stacking pot-pie crusts and in another, a large batch of blueberry muffins is mixed and prepped for baking. Meanwhile, in one floor-to ceiling oven, 15 rows of muffins are rotating so they can be cooked to perfection while nearby, that many rows of rolls are rising. Around the corner, 300 pounds of cinnamon roll dough is being kneaded by machine, just next to the machine that can shape 9,000 rolls an hour. Meanwhile, down the hall, red and green Jello, macaroni and cheese. ranch dressing, roast, chocolate pudding and taco meat wait, chilled, alongside the pot pie filling to be taken to the kids at schools around the county. “The beauty of being here is that we’re always cooking for the future,” said Pam Tsakalos, director of nutrition services for the district. “We don’t have failures,” she added. “Everything that goes out – it’s perfect.” For the last 14 years, the center, located in a distant

corner of Freeport CAMILLA VAN VLEET Center, has been prepares muffins for the center of the baking (top), while action for school certified baker lunches in the Bonnie Moncur (at county, also provid- left in picture at ing some service to right) helps with schools in Carbon pot-pie tops at the County and Salt Davis School District Lake. Nutrition Services Large quantibuilding, where ties of food are meals are preprepared at the pared throughout center, then weekly the year for 38,000 deliveries are made students. Photos by to schools, where Louise R. Shaw planning some meals are meals for so prepared in part, others many students, keeping in are simply reheated. mind federal requirements Savings through the on nutrition and the prefsystem have come in erences of the kids. The many ways, said Tsakalos. district initially had help Kitchens in the district’s from an expert with Nestle newest schools – often the to build their recipes. Elmost expensive part – can ementary students usually be much smaller, cutting have four to five choices in down the footprint of the their meal-selection and at school. And whereas it once took six employees to the high school level there can be 15 to 20 options, she prepare and serve lunches said. at an elementary school, now an average school has Meal plans go in a sixweek cycle and already only three – all of whom plans for the coming are part-time. year have been set. “I’ve It’s no small project ordered 17 truck-loads of

DATC students honored for dedication, successes Unemployment was the impetus for DaRece Glover to enroll at Davis Applied Technology College (DATC), where her studies have already led to a new job. Glover, one of two students named May student of the month at DATC, had always had a job – and often two. When she was laid off, the single mom enrolled in DATC’s business technology program and studied software application courses such as Excel, PowerPoint and Access by Microsoft. Her instructors said she stood out because of her commitment to learning and understanding concepts, more than just earning certificates or getting a job. She was hired by the Internal Revenue Service as a Customer Service Representative, an opportunity she attributes to her education. “I’m using my computer skills and many things I have learned in

the classroom at this job,” she said. “The training I received at DATC has definitely helped me. “Being unemployed was the worst thing I have ever gone through and I don’t want to be in that position again,” she said. “I think the schooling I received at DATC will help me to never be unemployed again.” She continues her studies along with her job. Brittany Butler was also named student of the month for May. Butler is enrolled in the culinary arts program at DATC. She learned to love

baking while caring for her dad, who had cancer. “I would bake stuff during the day while he was sleeping. He wouldn’t eat any of it so I gave it to his doctors. I became very popular at the University of Utah,” she says. While enrolled at DATC, she took first place in a SkillsUSA competition in commercial bakery, made gingerbread houses for the Grand America, created menus and meals for faculty, staff and students. “Brittany is an amazing student,” said her instructor, Penny Moline.

“Everything she touches is beautiful, from her cake decorating to making the salad bar better than ever; she takes pride in her work and it shows. It is going to be fun to watch her culinary career prosper. She has the dedication and work ethic to make it far in this field.” Butler plans to graduate in September and has plans to work at a resort, a reception hall or a restaurant, but is open to whatever comes along. “Everybody loves food and it’s universal, which is what I love about it,” she said. lshaw@davisclipper.com

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potatoes,” said Tsakalos. In a nod to current concerns, the district reduced sodium in the gravy five percent this year and will reduce it another five percent in the next year. “We can’t go ‘cold turkey’ or no one will eat it,” she said. New federal requirements taking effect in the 2012-13 year will bring further changes, which must be balanced with what the kids will eat. As those who cook at home know, Tsakalos said “it takes a lot to get them to like something new.” lshaw@davisclipper.com

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Clipper May 29, 2011

News/Calendar A11

Garden help blossoms at free fair ‘Summer of Fun’ in county distributed

BY JENNIFFER WARDELL Clipper Staff Writer LAYTON — With the rain flooding the flowers and the lawn looking like it has some terrible disease, it can be a wonderful relief to just get a little help with the gardening. At the free 2011 Spring Garden Fair, set to be held June 4 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Weber Basin’s Water Conservation Learning Garden in Layton, there are plenty of experts waiting to offer a hand. Larry Sagars, host of the “KSL Greenhouse Show,” and a host of other gardening professionals will be teaching free classes, answering questions, and offering advice about the best way to keep your yards looking beautiful and healthy this summer. “It’s a chance to guide people to get the landscape they want to have while still being efficient with water,” said Dave Rice, the conservancy programs coordinator for Weber Basin Water.“We can see a huge reduction in water without having to give up things like green lawns.” The focus is on far more than just conservation, however.Weber Basin’s philosophy is that educating people about all kinds of gardening topics will eventually lead to more efficient water use, and as such the classes at the garden fair will cover topics such as the best Utah native plants for your par-

EVENTS

BY TOM BUSSELBERG Clipper Editor

THE GARDEN FAIR will offer classes and advice for beautiful, healthy yards. Stock photo ticular garden and how to keep your lawn looking healthy and beautiful. Sanders, who is also an extension agent with Utah State University, will be hosting his show live from the garden fair that day from 8-11 a.m. Afterwards, he’ll also be teaching a class on how to get a yard that stays looking great without having to spend too much of your life maintaining it. Though all classes are free, Weber Basin asks that you call ahead to make sure

June 3 • Show Layton Your Talent deadline extended. Layton City Parks and Recreation Department in partnership with the Davis Arts Council are excited to announce the 3rd annual Show Layton Your Talent Competition. Applications to audition are now being accepted. Application and contest rules and regulations are available online at www.laytoncity.org or www.thedavisarts.org. Applications are due by Friday, June 3, at 5 p.m. Auditions will be held on Saturday, June 11 at Layton High School. The 12 finalists chosen at auditions will then perform on Saturday, June 25 at the opening concert of the Davis Arts Council’s Summer Nights with the Stars season. First place winner receives $1,000, 2nd place winner receives $500, 3rd place winner receives $250 and a new category this year: audience favorite winner receives $1,000. For more information visit www.laytoncity. org or www.thedavisarts.org.

June 4 • Davis County Library System Summer Mini-Book sale, 725 S. Main, Bountiful, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Prices are $1 for hardbacks and 25 cents for paperbacks. DVDs, VHS tapes and audio books will also be for sale. Quantities are limited. Cash and checks are acceptable. For more information call Davis County Library at 801-295-8732 or 801-451-2322.

June 14 • The Davis County Republican Women will hold a family Flag Day celebration, 7 p.m., at Jim Hansen’s log cabin, 56 S. 200 W., Farmington. Former congressman Jim Hansen will be the speaker and a flag retirement ceremony will be held.

June 18 • Kaysville Parks & Recreation is proud to present the first annual Art and Music Festival. Come enjoy this beautiful new park

you have a seat. To reserve your spot and for more information about class times, please call 801-7711677. Even if you don’t sit down for a class, however, there will still be plenty of chances to learn. Local growers such as Willard Bay Gardens and Sun Mountain Growers will also have plants for sale, and experts in everything from irrigation to vegetable gardens will be on hand to answer questions.

in city center. The day will begin with Sunrise Zumba and end with a movie in the park. Prepare to be entertained by local musicians throughout the day. Surrounding the entertainment will be quilt displays, art displays, kid’s corner, artists in action and artisan and food vendors. Free for the entire family. Headliner musical performance by KURT BESTOR!

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While you’re perusing your options and dreaming of summer flowers, there will also be free hot dogs and drinks available. Most importantly, however, the garden fair wants you to walk away a little more knowledgeable than you were when you went in. “It’s a lot of free information,” said Rice.“People can get sound advice, have their questions answered, and they don’t have to pay for anything.” jwardell@davisclipper.com

Summer vacation’s about here for students in Davis County, come the end of the week. What better time to explore the many activities offered in the county, from the well-known Lagoon to participating in the Antelope Island Moonlight Bike Ride come July or getting some fresh produce from the county’s three major farmers’ markets. “Have a Summer of Fun in Davis County” offers kids – and often by extension their families, a chance to explore the county like they never have before. And, with gas prices higher this year, it’s a way to have a mini-vacation practically at home, says Kathi Dysert, director of sales and marketing at the Davis Area Convention & Visitors Bureau (DACVB). “This year we distributed 42,700 fliers to elementary students, including all of the charter schools,” she says. The two-sided 8 1/2 by 11 sheet contains information about activities and attractions, 2011 events, arts-culture, and hikingbiking trails. Kids are encouraged to visit as many, or all of the

The Matt Flinner Trio coming to Ogden. See ‘Concerts’ for more information.

May 27 • Temple Square Concert Series, 7:30 p.m., Assembly Hall, features the Imperial Glee Club. Patriotic program includes “God Bless America,” “This Is My Country,” “The Battle Hymn of the Republic,” and a medley of anthems of the armed services. Free. Admission is limited to those 8 and older.

June 3 • Enjoy free, informal concerts at the Brigham Young Historic Park, featuring the Wasatch and District Pipe Band; Celtic and Scottish tunes, drum salutes and rousing marches. No tickets needed. The park is located on the southeast corner of State Street and 2nd Avenue, SLC. In case of inclement weather, the concert will be moved to the Assembly Hall on Temple Square. Call 801-2403323 for concert updates.

June 5, 12, 19, 26 • Free Sunday Concert series, 7 p.m., Ed Kenley Amphitheater, 403 N. Wasatch Drive, Layton. Sponsored by the Davis Arts Council.

June 11 • South Davis Community Hospital (SDCH) is pleased to present a benefit concert event featuring acclaimed violinist Lynnette Thredgold, 7 p.m. at The Capitol Theatre, in Salt Lake City. The evening will include classical, pop, blues and Broadway-style performances by Lynnette Thredgold and Guest Artists: Pianist Jed Moss, Baritone Tyler Oliphant, and Artists of Ballet West

Michael Bearden, Arolyn Williams, Alison DeBona and Aidan DeYoung, with choreography by Ballet West Artist, Tom Mattingly. The evening also marks the premier of Thredgold’s “Tango Blues.” One hundred percent of the proceeds will benefit South Davis Community Hospital, a Non-Profit Specialty Care organization located in Bountiful. Contributions are tax deductible. For information about South Davis Community Hospital, visit www.sdchfoundation.org. Ticket prices are $25, $75 and $125. Tickets available online at www.arttix.org or at ArtTix ticket office locations or by calling 801-355-ARTS or 888-451-ARTS.

June 30 • The Matt Flinner Trio will be performing at the Ogden Nature Center at 7 p.m. Tickets are $17 for adults, and $10 for children 12 and under. For tickets and information visit www.ogdennaturecenter.org or call 801-621-7595. Matt Flinner has made a career out of playing acoustic music in new ways. Starting out as a banjo prodigy who was playing bluegrass festivals before he entered his teens, Flinner later took up the mandolin, won the National Banjo Competition in Winfield, KS in 1990, and won the mandolin award there the following year. Matt moved to Nashville in

1999 and is now widely considered one of the hottest and most creative mandolin players on the acoustic scene. His trio takes the Rockies as inspiration.

STAGE June 13-July 11

• CenterPoint Legacy Theatre will present “Civil War” at the Davis Performing Arts Center, 525 N. 400 W., Centerville. The compelling story of our nation’s hardest and finest hours told from the perspective of soldiers, slaves and civilians. Composer Frank Wildhorn brings the Civil War to life through soaring songs and unforgettable characters. For tickets and more information, call 801-298-1302.

CLASSES May 31

• 7 p.m. Infertility Support Group in Bountiful, 7 p.m.. Contact Katie at (801)

activities and attractions marked by a tennis shoe. The participating recreation spot will stamp each of those sites. If they return the completed sheet to the DACVB by Sept. 30, their name will be submitted in a drawing with two kids receiving passes to Lagoon and two to Cherry Hill Resort. “All of the participating attractions have links providing more information,” Dysert said, noting that many of the items could be of interest to entire families. The tennis-shoed items include Lagoon,Antelope Island State Park, Cherry Hill, Hill Aerospace Museum, Classic Fun Center, Layton City Surf ‘N Swim and Swan Lakes in Layton, Clearfield Aquatic Center, Boundocks Fun Center in Kaysville, Syracuse Family Fun Center, Kangaroo Zoo in North Salt Lake, South Davis Recreation Center in Bountiful and Fast Kart Speed Street in Layton. “It's so typical for people not to know what’s in their own backyard,” and this gives an incentive to experience as many of them as desired, Dysert said. For more information, call 801-774-8200 or visit www.davis.travel. tbusselberg@davisclipper.com

201-6626 for more information and to sign up.

May 31 June 7, 14, 21 • The South Davis Family History Center, 3350 S.100 E., Bountiful, 801-2994239, 6-7:30 p.m., offers the following classes: • May 31:What Are The Best Programs to Use? • June 7: Mocavo.com and Family Search: Search Engine • June 14: Introduction to Ancestry.com • June 21: Ancestry.com Family Trees Classes are for anyone interested in learning more about Family History and how to Find Your Ancestors. Hands-on time is available in the Family History Center following all classes.

June 4, 15 • Weber Basin Water Conservancy District offers a free landscape and gardening class series to assist all water users, both residential and commercial, in having a healthy and attractive landscape while reducing the outdoor water consumption needed to maintain it. The classes are held at Weber Basin’s main office in Layton, which is also the site of the Learning Garden. The Learning Garden is a two-acre garden designed to teach principles for achieving a beautiful and healthy landscape while using less water. Classes are held at the Learning Garden located at: 2837 East Highway 193 in Layton. Classes are free but please call to reserve your seat. 801-771-1677. June 4: Beautiful, Healthy Lawns June 4: Utah Native Plants June 4: Low Maintenance Yards by Larry Sagers June 15: Colorful,Water Wise Perennials

June 9, 14, 16 • Layton City Parks and Recreation is currently accepting registrations for Bowhunter Education classes. These classes will be held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6- 9 p.m., June 9, 14 and 16. For additional details visit www.laytoncity.org or call 801-336-3924.

A12 Business Clipper May 29, 2011

On the Move

Harmons MS drive starting

FARMINGTON — Harmons Grocery Stores, including its new Farmington location, is kicking off its annual National Multiple Sclerosis Society fund-raiser this weekend. It will run through June 26. MS icons will be sold at registers for $1, $3 or $5. June 3-June 25, the grocer will offer bratwurst or hot dogs with chips and bottled water for $3 every Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. All proceeds will go directly to the local National MS Society chapter, material from Harmons says. There will also be a Bike MS.To register or volunteer, visit call www.bikemsutah.org or call 801-424-0113, Ext. 2.

Homes for sale in Farmington

Internationally-trained chef joins Wight House staff

NEW WIGHT HOUSE Executive Chef Marco Silva, pictured with some of the food he has created. Silva has been at the Wight House since March. Courtesy photo

BY MELINDA WILLIAMS Clipper Staff Writer BOUNTIFUL — Executive Chef Marco Silva has cooked for a variety of clients from restaurants to businesses to private individuals throughout the world. Since March, the Brazilian-born chef has brought his talent to the Wight House Reception Center, where he is cooking up “all things food.” Silva, who has family in the Salt Lake area, is working to have his own program on the Food Network. For now, he divides his time between providing luncheons and dinners at the well-known Bountiful Reception Center and catering to private individuals in the Park City and Deer Valley area —some-

thing he has been doing throughout the world for years. Silva received his first culinary training at an early age, helping his mother cook for family parties. He soon became the one in charge of making the desserts, from scratch. “My skills as a chef expanded when invited to cook, often coming early to help family and friends with the meal so I could learn to make what they were preparing,” he said. As he grew, so did his knowledge of international foods, fragrances and spices, and with that came the desire to be a real chef. He worked for a successful catering company in Brazil, and at age 24 moved to Europe, where he studied at multiple culinary schools and with chefs in Portugal,

Spain and France, including at the renowned Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Arts Program in Paris. He returned to Brazil in 1997 to cater for society parties.The following year he came to the United States working as a private chef in residences in Florida, New York, and here in Utah. In 2002, Silva started his own business “Creative Cuisine,” focused on Brazilian inspired food, which led to requests for more internationally-inspired dishes. He now owns Cuisine by Marco Silva, a company he started with the notion he could provide great tasting international and American cuisine better than anyone in the field today. He started with a small kitchen space and was soon cooking in private homes.

Today, he maintains clients in Brazil and New York, who he said call upon him to put his culinary mastermind to work, often, with only a minute’s notice. Within his business, Silva does more than just cook. He also serves as a culinary consultant, helping business owners set up commercial kitchens. He said he has catered events upward to 1,000 guests and intimate dinners for six of one’s closest friends. He has catered business meetings for corporations and helped them manage large-scale events. But Silva does more than cook. He speaks five languages and is a classically trained pianist. He has also become a U.S. citizen. mwilliams@davisclipper.com

Retail sales drop hurts Davis County BOUNTIFUL — There may be more sales at the cash register, so to speak, these days, but the retail sector has still been slammed – including in Davis County. Bountiful came in fifth in terms of retail sales drop among the state’s large cities, a 20.5 percent slide, while next-door Centerville saw its retail sales drop by 17.6 percent. Layton, meanwhile, fell by only 8.3 percent, a justreleased report shows. The latest issue of “Utah’s Economy,” from Commerce Real Estate Solutions indicates Davis County saw a substantial dip, but came in eighth, proportionately, among Utah’s 10 major counties. It showed the county’s retail sales stood at $2.53 billion in 2008, compared to just under $2.3 billion last

year, for a drop of 9.4 percent. That compared with “biggest loser” Utah County, which saw a dip of 21.8 percent, followed closely by Washington, which fell by 21.4 percent. Salt Lake County, which accounts for 4 1/2 times the retail of Davis County, saw a dip of 7 percent, while Weber County, whose retail sector approaches nearly 80 percent of Davis County’s, decreased by only 4.3 percent. “The three consecutive years of declining sales (2008-2010) represents the most severe contraction for the industry in the past 30 years,” the report says. Statewide, retail jobs have fallen from 148,750 to 137,700, a 7.4 percent drop. About one-in-four jobs

By the numbers:

n Bountiful had the fifth biggest sales drop in the state - 20.5 percent n Davis had the eighth biggest drop of Utah’s 10 major counties - 9.4 percent n Provo and Utah county saw the biggest drops lost in retail were in the auto sales sector, while building and garden stores, tied directly to home sales and activity, lost 2,000 jobs. The home building cycle and its rough road over the last few years, is believed to factor big in the large retail sales drops in Washington

and Utah Counties, the report indicates. “The rate of store closings has been more modest than the decline in sales and employment,” the report says. Retail stores, not including restaurants and fast food operations, dropped from a relatively modest 3.4 percent, from 9,126 to 8,818. Bountiful’s retail sales dived from $326.7 million in 2008 to $259.7 million last year, or more than one-fifth, and Centerville fell by 17.6 percent, from $307.7 million to $253.5 million, while Layton’s fell from $887.6 million to $814.3 million. The biggest drops came in Provo, at 32.9 percent, followed by American Fork, St. George and Orem, and then Bountiful. tbusselberg@davisclipper.com

FARMINGTON — Henry Walker Homes is selling lots at Tuscany Village, a 30-home development in east Farmington. The developer will offer 18 unique construction plans ranging from 2,800 to 5,200 square feet priced in the $290s. All homes are standard with full-siding exteriors, prominent porches and set-back garages. “Henry Walker Homes is focused on providing quality homes which include the features buyers desire and that are repriced for today’s real estate market,” said John Stubbs, president of the company.“We recognize that flexibility, efficiency, livability and curb appeal, as found in Tuscany Village, is exactly what people are looking for in a new home.”

Sportsclips set to open

BOUNTIFUL — There will be a ribbon cutting at Sportsclips Bountiful (175 N 500 W Ste C, in front of Lowes between Jimmy Johns & Petco) on June 3 at 3:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served, and members of the Davis Chamber of Commerce will be in attendance. Sportsclips is a sports-themed place where men can get their hair cut while watching the latest game. Though there are Sportsclips elsewhere in Utah, this is the first in Davis County. Their number will be 801-2981388.

Martial art classes offered

WEST POINT — Registration is now open for summer classes in Taekwon-Do being offered by the ATA Martial Arts Family Center. Owner Cody McKee said courses are open for students of all levels, from ages 6 to 100. The studio is located at 3567 W. 1800 N., in West Point. More information on course times and offerings is available at 801-499-9597. Tenets of the martial art, according to the United States Taekwon-Do Federation of Utah’s website, are courtesy, integrity, perseverance, self control and indomitable spirit.

Lia sophia jewelry available

LAYTON — Warmer weather calls for new jewelry, and lia sophia advisor Lori Southam can help with a show offering jewelry she said ranges from easy going to elegant. She said a lia sophia show can offer gift ideas for birthdays, graduations and more, as well as vacation and warm-weather accessories.“It’s easy to stretch your summer wardrobe with the right jewelry, Southam said. For more information about lia sophia, contact Southam at www.liasophia.com/lorisoutham.

Gmob changes e-mail options

SALT LAKE CITY — Local entrepreneur Joel Carson is about to revolutionize the email name game. The official launch date is June 1. Imagine a program that allows people to standardize email addresses globally using their mobile phone numbers.That’s what Carson’s new program “gmob” promises and the service is free. Gmob is not an email provider, but a service that works with your favorite email such as Gmail, MSN/Hotmail, Comcast and Yahoo to allow you to use sequential numbers in your address. Gmob even works with company email systems. Nothing changes in the way an individual sends or receives email. Only the address is changed.Accepted file sizes are limited only by the email service provider. Gmob works with any email platform. To try Gmob®, text the word “gmob” (no quote marks) to 32323.The service will also be available on www.facebook.com/DoYouGmob and the website www.gmob.com.

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Ob i tu a ry Jennifer Lynn Cahoon 1972-2011 Jennie, devoted wife, mother, daughter, sister, aunt, granddaughter, niece, cousin, friend and “Nana” passed away on May 24, 2011. She was born a Sweetheart on Valentine’s Day Feb. 14, 1972 to Sharee Clarke and Roger Miller. Jennie was a Reiki master and brought comfort to many. She loved crafts, flowers, eating out rather than cooking, shopping for deals and her idea of camping was a Motel 6. Her quick wit and sar-

Digging in Barbra Knight and her team of seasonal employees planted the center of the five-points roundabout in Bountiful last week. Many of the young women who work through the summer are returning to the seasonal job between their years in college or after graduation. They include Haley Ruud, Sammy Sweeten, Paige Bryson and Becky Burbank, who are on break from studies at USU and BYU. Knight is the assistant park superintendent in Bountiful. Photo by Louise R. Shaw

Discover new Kaysville rail trails, beyond KAYSVILLE — The old Denver, Rio Grande & Western (DRG&W) railroad line looks a lot different, these days. It’s been transformed into trails throughout much of the county, with several cities on the old rail line putting on a celebration Saturday, June 4, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. to show off their new trails. Kaysville, Layton, Clearfield and Clinton are hosting celebrations. That means runners, joggers, walkers, bikers, roller bladers, skateboarders (and yes, moms with strollers) are all invited. Even four-legged family members are welcome, as long as they’re on a leash. Participants are urged to discover the trail, vie for prizes, and play games and search for treasures along the way. Here’s a rundown of events for each city: • Kaysville: activities along the city’s 4.2 mile portion of trail include geocaching, treasure hunt, historical information, prizes, K-9 and bicycle officers, refreshments, bicycle and

KAYSVILLE, along with several other Davis County cities, are ushering in summer by celebrating their rail trails. Kaysville’s segment opened in late 2009. Clipper photo skate safety and more. Check-in is the corner of Webb Lane and Flint Street. For more information call 801-544-1788. • Layton: ongoing activities include games, prizes, D&RGW Railroad Display, model train display, doggie prizes, geocaching, trail info, safety and much more. Check-in is at Ellison Ele-

mentary, 750 N. Cold Creek Way. For more information, call 801-336-3900. • Clearfield: games, prizes, bicycle safety, fishing, wheel-of-fortune, trail info, trail safety, doggie prizes and more. Check-in at Steed Park, 300 N. 1000 W. For more information call 801-525-2790. • Clinton: ribbon cut-

ting/grand opening of Clinton trail portion, 2300 N. 1000 W.Also, scavenger hunt, refreshments, games, prizes, bicycle safety, geocaching, doggie prizes, trail info, health, safety and more. For more information about any of these events, call 801-614-0780. tbusselberg@davisclipper.com

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castic sense of humor will be remembered and missed by everyone. She was a loving wife to Jim Cahoon - his true angel; mother to Brittany (Adam Dragon), Mandy, Nana to baby Carson and sister to Griff Miller (Codie Miller). Also survived by parents Sharee and Shirl Clarke and Roger Miller, nieces Brianna and Kaylee Miller, Pop Hal C. Griffiths, grandparents Harry and Joy Miller, aunts, uncles and cousins. Preceded in death by grandmother Irene Griffiths, in-laws “Big Jim” and Patricia Cahoon and cousin David Pitts. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, May 31, 2011 at the Canyon Estates Ward, 965 East Oakwood Drive (3300 South, one block west of Bountiful Blvd.), Bountiful. Interment, Lakeview Memorial Estates. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been set up at Deseret First Credit-Jennie Cahoon Memorial Fund. Online condolences at guest book, AspenFuneralServices.com and Legacy.com

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Wilbur John May 1925-2011 Wilbur John May, age 86, passed away at the care facility in Bountiful, Utah on Monday, May 23, 2011 after his courageous battle with many health issues. He was born April 19, 1925 in Umatilla, Oregon to George Emil May and Jemima Berry Henson Durrant. He was the fifth son of six boys. In 1942 he graduated at 17 from West High School, Salt Lake City, Utah. He was drafted in the military in 1943 and served in World War II in the U.S. Navy Seabees and was stationed in New Guinea and the Philippines. In 1947 he received his Eagle Scout award with three Palms. His grandsons have honored him by following in his footsteps. He married his "brown eyed" sweetheart, Janice Croft, Sept. 4, 1952 in the Salt Lake Temple. They lived in the Rose Park, Salt Lake City, Utah area for 57 years where they raised their fami-

They have six children, five girls and one son. Claudia Schenk (Norman), Teresa Mikkelsen (David), Alana May, Linnea Muhlestein (Gary), Quinn John May (Barbara) and Marceena Hoole (LeRoy). They are blessed with four granddaughters and 14 grandsons and nine great-grandchildren. He loved camping, hunting, fishing and seeing what was around the next bend. He was an avid stamp and coin collector. He loved baseball and at one time he played on three different leagues. He was active in the community and volunteered for the Mobile Watch Program for 16 years and received many commendations. Wilbur had many callings in the LDS church and was an ordinance worker for 12 years in the Salt Lake Temple. He always attacked life with a smile and laughter. He could repair anything. He was a big man with big hands and a big heart who helped neighbors, friends and widows with many unselfish hours of service. He lived the Scout Oath and his life was a reflection of it . . . "On my honor I will do my best, to do my duty to God and my country and obey the Scout Law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight." A viewing will be held at Larkin Mortuary, 260 East South Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah on Monday, May 30, 2010 from 6-8 p.m. Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 31, 2011 at the Rose Park Stake Center, 760 North 1200 West, Salt Lake City, Utah. Friends may call from 9:4510:45 a.m. before services. Interment will be at the Pleasant Grove Cemetery, 500 North 100 East, Pleasant Grove, Utah.

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Rhyme and Reason WAITING FOR STONES TO SING (by Marilyn Larrabee) Don’t plant me in town, he said, though he lived and worked here, like the rest of us. So, I didn’t. His ashes grace a high ridge a hundred miles from town where eagles soar above spruces and meadows of fat elk. Wild flowers and lichen thrive on the ridge’s rosy sandstone. Years ago, he brought down a truckload of the prettiest boulders up there for our rock garden. Still, those silent stones weren’t enough to bring him closer. So I planted a spruce tree to shade and shelter and welcome birds to the garden. I hear his voice where wind whispers through needles. I see his blue eyes twinkle through branches. I recognize his whistle in bird calls. And lately, the stones have begun to hum. The Utah State Poetry Society, Rhyme and Reason Chapter, is national and state affiliated. . For additional information, visit www.utahpoets.com or call 292-9596.

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Tamara Elise Coburn and Taylor Stephen Toone will be married May 31, 2011 in the Salt Lake Temple. Tamara is the daughter of Tom and Ana Maria Coburn. Taylor is the son of Terry and Jill Toone. Following a honeymoon to Capitola, Calif., they will make their home in Orem.

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McKenzie Goddard, daughter of David and Lacie Goddard, granddaughter of Kim and Kristie Goddard and Dan and LeEtta Poppe, will celebrate her first birthday May 30, 2011.

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SalisburyPrasad On Tuesday,April 26, 2011, Chetan Prasad and Tessa Salisbury were sealed for time and all eternity in the Salt Lake Temple. Delighted at their joining were their parents,A.D.S.N. and Chandra Prasad and Ron and Julie Salisbury. Both easily classify themselves as nerds. Chetan recently graduated from Brigham Young University with degrees in technology engineering and education and began working for the LDS Church. He is both from and served an LDS mission in India. Tessa is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in clinical psychology at Brigham Young University after which she hopes to develop as well as provide

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WEEKEND • May 29, 2011 • B1

Titans baseball eliminated Davis finishes out of the running for state title BY SHAIN GILLET Clipper Sports Editor

BY SHAIN GILLET Clipper Sports Editor

KEARNS — After the fourth inning of play against the Jordan High Beetdiggers, the Syracuse Titans baseball team were down by a single run. But Jordan’s four-run bottom of the fifth followed by a five-run sixth helped propel the Beetdiggers to a 12-2 win in six innings, eliminating the Titans baseball team from the 5A state playoffs. Syracuse found themselves down after the first two innings when the Beetdiggers crossed the plate twice for a 2-0 lead. Jordan’s pair of runs were split between the first two innings, crossing the plate once each inning. The Titans made a comeback effort in the top of the third, scoring a pair of runs to tie the game. In the inning, Laurence Casias ended up driving in both runs as they picked up some momentum heading into the later innings. Jordan, however, scored 10 more runs in their half of the fourth, fifth and sixth innings to end the game without a seventh inning being played. After crossing the plate once in their half of the fourth, Jordan crossed the plate four more times in the fifth to take a 7-2 lead after following the inning. Jordan’s five-run sixth

SALT LAKE CITY — The Davis Darts softball team had a 20 lead after the top half of the third inning in their playoff game against Weber Wednesday afternoon. That was the only time they held the lead, as the Warriors scored three runs in the bottom half and two more times in the fifth inning to win 5-2 and send the Darts out of the playoffs. Down by a pair,Weber stepped up to the plate and started getting a few hits – as well as a few breaks – to take the lead at 3-2. After a quick ground out to start the inning, lead off hitter Haley Pardo singled to center field. Taylor Stroud followed with an infield single and Nicole Weiss hit an RBI single to cut their deficit to one run. Two batters later, Elizabeth Messerly hit a two out, two-RBI single to left field that scored Stroud and Weiss. The side retired when Cheyenne Norton got Hali Bennion to ground out to second base. Weber was also fortunate, as was Davis at times, of an inconsistent strike zone by the home plate umpire and a few other calls that could have gone either way for both teams. During an at-bat for Weber, a check-swing that looked to cross the plate was called a ball. During another at bat for Davis, a pair of pitches that looked to be thrown in the same location were called two different ways, eventual-

THE DARTS’ DEFENSE try to tag out one of Weber’s baserunners during a rundown. The Darts lost to the Warriors 52 Wednesday and were eliminated from the 5A state playoffs. Photo by Jen Barnett www.photo-jen-ics.com ly leading to a walk. runs. A pair of wild pitches helped Weber was able to take advanWeiss struck out to lead off the her get to third, and Norton tage of a few miscues in their half inning, when Cydnee Clarke walked the next two batters to of the fifth as they scored a pair of reached base thanks to an error by n See “DARTS,” p. B2 runs to extend their lead to three Davis.

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THE LADY TITANS, seen here against Davis in earlier action, were eliminated Wednesday from the state 5A softball playoffs by Weber. The Titans ended the year with a 22-8 record. Photo: Jen Barnett www.photo-jen-ics.com.

SALT LAKE CITY — The Syracuse Lady Titans softball team took care of Skyline to continue to the next round in the one-loss bracket Wednesday afternoon. From there, they were left with the task of facing the Weber Warriors, who defeated Davis High School earlier, later in the afternoon. But the quick-striking offense wasn’t there for the Titans against Weber, as they only mustered two hits the entire game while losing to the Warriors 10-0. The loss eliminates them from the 5A state softball playoffs. Weber took full advantage of Taylor Tann, who pitched for the Titans, from the very beginning, scoring five runs in the first inning n See “SYRACUSE,” p. B2

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load the bases. After getting a strike out and falling behind to Bennion, Norton’s next pitch was lined for a RBI single. Another throwing error by Davis allowed the second runner to score, giving the Warriors their three run lead. The Lady Darts fired the opening salvo in the game when two runs came around to score in the top of the third inning, taking the brief, but initial, lead at the time. After Cali Reynolds struck out to start the inning, Breezy Roth lined a single to right field and stole second base while Cheyne Moffett was at the plate. Moffett lined out and Ali Smith worked a walk to put runners on first and second with two gone. Autumn Woodfall and Dani MacKay followed by hitting a pair of RBI singles, scoring Roth and Smith respectively. No runner for Davis ever passed second base again as they were held out of the runs column for the rest of the game. Norton, though she

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CHEYENNE NORTON gears up to throw out a Weber base runner. Norton took the loss against the Warriors Wednesday afternoon. Photo by Jen Barnett www.photo-jen-ics.com pitched well, took the loss scored in three at-bats, and one walk. while pitching all six while Woodfall and Messerly finished with innings. MacKay each had RBI’s in her lone hit in three atShe allowed eight hits their only hits in the game. bats, driving in two runs. and five runs (three Weber’s McKenna Bull Bennion also drove in a earned) while striking out pitched all seven innings run for the Warriors in the six hitters and walking two. for the Warriors, allowing win. Smith finished with a two earned runs on eight sgillet@davisclipper.com pair of hits and a run hits with eight strike outs

Syracuse softball eliminated by Warriors Continued from p. B1

and three more in the second to take an eight run lead. Holding down the Syracuse offense was McKenna Bull, who held Davis to just a pair of runs in the team’s earlier game. In her five innings of work against Syracuse, she allowed just a pair of hits and struck out seven more batters to bring her two-game total to 15 strike outs in one day. The Warriors scored two more runs in the top of the fifth inning, then held the Titans scoreless in the bottom half to end the game with the mercy rule. Among Weber’s 10 hits included six extra base hits, all doubles, that helped the Warriors

advance to the next round of the state 5A playoffs. Among the doubles included Cyndee Clark, Haley Pardo, Hali Bennion, Jaycee Leichty, Liz Messerly and Macy Rasley. In the Titans’ game against Skyline, Syracuse was able to jump ahead with a 4-1 lead after the second inning. Ashley Ostler, who took to the rubber for Syracuse, ended up earning the win as she allowed three runs on just four hits while pitching herself out of trouble at times. Timmarie Taylor racked in the Lady Titans’ only extra-base hit on the afternoon, a double. Skyline got the early

lead after scratching across the first run of the game in the top of the first inning. After allowing four runs to Syracuse in the bottom of the first and second innings, they cut their deficit to two runs after scoring another run in the top of the third. Another run in the fifth cut the score to 4-3 after five innings, but the Eagles were held out of the run column in the final two innings as the Titans picked up the win to face Weber. The Titans’ loss capped off a year that saw the team go 22-8 for the season, including the playoffs. They entered the state 5A softball tournament as the No. 2 team out of Region 1, posting a 13-3

Titans baseball eliminated from playoffs Continued from p. B1

was aided by Brennon Anderson, who completed the game with a three-run home run that ended the game one inning early, activating the mercy rule. McCoy Hill also hit a home run for Jordan as five different players recorded extra base hits for the Beetdiggers. Along with their 12 hits, the Beetdiggers were also aided with six Titan errors, who also mustered just a pair of hits offensively. Colton Shaver of Jordan pitched all six innings, allowing two

Lady Lancers eliminated by Brighton Bengals

runs and two hits as his defense committed just one error in the game. Shaver picked up the win and also doubled at the plate for Jordan. Syracuse’s season ended with a 15-13 overall record including the playoffs. Their 10-6 Region 1 record was good enough to finish third in Region 1, four games behind cochampions Viewmont and Davis. They entered the playoffs with an opening round loss to the Lone Peak Knights, but won three straight games against Cyprus,West and

Brighton high schools in order to face Jordan Wednesday afternoon. A win could have given them an opportunity to get to the 5A state finals, which were held Friday afternoon at Utah Valley University in Orem. The finals game pitted the American Fork Cavemen against the Beetdiggers, with the winner receiving the state championship trophy that afternoon. Scores for that game were not reported as of press time. sgillet@davisclipper.com

record with only Roy (16-0 and Region 1 champions) ahead of them in the standings. The Lady Titans playoff run began with a 10run win over Pleasant Grove, but lost a 6-2 game to Murray in the second round. The win over Skyline had them a pair of games closer to the 5A title game before losing to Weber. The Warriors finished two games behind Syracuse in the region, losing both regular season match ups. The finals for the state 5A softball playoffs concluded Friday. Scores for the final games came after press time. sgillet@davisclipper.com

SALT LAKE CITY — The Layton High softball team was closer than it’s ever been to competing for a 5A state championship. Following the team’s win in the one-loss bracket Saturday, however, the Lancers were quickly eliminated from the playoffs by the Brighton Bengals Wednesday. Brighton won the game 5-1, ending the Lady Lancers first playoff appearance in three years. The Lancers found themselves behind from the beginning, allowing three runs to cross the plate in the bottom of the first inning to give the Bengals a three-run lead. Layton’s only response to the deficit came in the top of the third inning, when they scratched across a run to cut their deficit to two runs following the inning. Keeping the Lancers in the game was Carlee Beck, who pitched well after allowing the first three runs to score to open up the game. From the second to the fifth inning, however, she didn’t allow another run as her defense helped behind her by committing just one error in the contest. The Lancers deficit grew larger in the sixth inning, however, when two more

runs came across for Brighton to give the Bengals a four-run lead. Layton was held scoreless in the top of the seventh and the Lancers were left out of contention for the 5A state championship. For the Lancers, Beck ended up taking the loss while Lauren Kirschner hit a double for the team’s only extra base hit of the afternoon. The Bengals were led by Lexi Ney, who toed the rubber and pitched well enough to get the win. Marissa Egbert and Shelbi Everett each had extra base hits during the game, a triple and a double respectively. The Lady Lancers finished the season with a 1412 overall record including the playoffs. Their 8-8 Region 1 record forced them to play Cyprus in a play-in game just to get into the state 5A softball tournament. After an opening round loss to Taylorsville, the Lancers picked up a shutout victory over Alta in their first one-loss bracket game. Brighton lost to Bingham in their second game Wednesday, 6-0. The 5A final game took place Friday at the Valley Softball Complex. The score was not reported to the Clipper as of press time. sgillet@davisclipper.com

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BY JAKE NUGENT Clipper Correspondent WOODS CROSS — Some of Utah’s best wrestling minds will descend on Kingdom Klub, located at 1431 South 1800 West in Woods Cross, in June. The best of this sport’s world will be there to help local youth improve their skills in a sport that is gaining popularity and national recognition. From June 6-11, Utah Valley University assistant coach Erkin Tadzhimetov, who is also a nine-time national champion in his home country of Uzbekistan, will be in attendance to help the local youth learn about wrestling. The following week, June 13-17, NCAA runnerup Andrew Hochstrasser, a Tooele resident who competed for Boise State, will be at Kingdom Klub for another camp. Both camps will also feature All-American Ben Kjar of Centerville. “It’s great to have these kinds of technicians coming to our facility to teach our local wrestlers,” said Kjar, who is also the head coach for Kingdom.“These camps will definitely help local wrestlers improve their skills and they will also help them become

n A pair of camps held at the Kingdom Klub, the first from June 6-11 and the second from June 1317. n Visit from nine-time Uzbekistan National Champion and UVU assistant coach Erkin Tadzhimetov. n Visit from 2011 NCAA runner-up, two-time AllAmerican and four-time Utah State champion Andrew Hochstrasser. n Several prominent members of Kingdom Klub, including five-time high school national champion and three-time Utah State champion Ben Kjar. n Other Kingdom Klub coaches, including Cam Jones, Greg Einerson, Jeremy Baker, Kevin Clem,

ERKIN TADZHIMETOV (left) will be one of several prominent guests to join the Kingdom Klub for its pair of wrestling camps. Tadzhimetov is a nine-time champion from Uzbekistan and an assistant coach at Utah Valley University. Photo: Courtesy better at competing in the tion but each wrestler will wrestling in Utah is sport.” find what fits them best. increasing at a fast pace. Hochstrasser believes Once they find it, they just Kjar became the first-ever wrestlers who get the most need to go after that style.” All-American for Utah out of such camps focus on Tadzhimetov agreed. Valley University and those areas they find that “If a wrestler can go to Tadzhimetov hopes his sucfit their likes as athletes. camps like those at Kingcess and the improvement In other words, take in dom Klub and come away of the team as a whole will everything, but focus on with five or six new moves help keep Utah’s best what you enjoy and are to their arsenal they can wrestlers home. good at. consider the week a suc“With Ben being on “It’s important for these cess,” he said.“That’s what ESPN throughout the guys to find those moves or we want the guys to do, NCAA tournament Utah wrestling styles that they learn and then really nail Valley received a lot of covcan do best and focus on down some new moves.” erage, and that definitely those,” Hochstrasser said. The trio agree the helped with recruiting,” he “There is a lot of informagrowth and skill level of

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said. In all, 11 wrestlers who grew up wrestling in Utah earned the right to compete at the NCAA Division I tournament this year with four coming away with All-American honors. Those with All-American status include Kjar, Hochstrasser, Luke Lofthouse a former Mountain Crest High School wrestler and Springville’s Jason Chamberlain.

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“When you see this kind of wrestling being traced back to our state it is very exciting,” Kjar said.“With getting guys like Andrew and Erkin to work our camps at Kingdom and the increase in the sport’s popularity our state is going to just get better.” Contact Kingdom Klub to secure a spot at these two camps at 801-330-1001 or email at kingdomwrestling@gmail.com.

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510 LOST & FOUND PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help us find our Yorkie puppie. He was last seen Tuesday, May 17, at 7pm in the Bountiful, NSL area. 6 months old and wieghs 2lbs. He means so much to our family. Reward offered, please call 801-792-3152 LOST COLLEGE Ring Lost a gold college ring from the College of St. Thomas,St Paul, Minnesota. Lost near Dick’s on Pages Lane. Date on ring is 1987, MBA. Contact is 801-2981591. 520 INSTRUCTION/TUTORING PIANO LESSONS for beginners. Sign up for summer lesson. Call Barbara at 801-336-7478 STEPHENS TUTORING $12/hr grades K-5 Call Gloria (801) 295-1481

550 CONDO FOR RENT 2 BDRM townhome for rent 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 ba, laundry, large kitchen, dining, family & living room. Private patio with shade trees. Private park. Double garage. Near shopping and freeway. 576 So 675 West, Centerville. Washer/dryer & refrig avail. $1,150/mo plus deposit Call 801 913-1444 BOUNTIFUL 2BD, 1bth, pool, playground, No smokers/pets. Credit check, $650/mo. Call 801628-1318

HUGE MOVING sale!!! Everything must go Saturday June 4th, 8AM to 1PM 2954 South 625 West Bountiful, Utah FUNDRAISER FUNDRAISER for 4 yr. old Rylee Ewing, neuroblastoma cancer patient at PCMC, multi-family yard sale (trampoline, outside toys, collectibles, fine art, & more) plus bake sale. Donations of sale items encouraged. Saturday, June 4. 8am-3pm. 1473 West 2350 South, Woods Cross COMMUNITY YARD Sale COUNTRY COTTAGES 3RD ANNUAL COMMUNITY YARD SALE! Saturday, June 4th 8amnoon. 200 North Main St. Centerville. Rain or shine. Parking available at Centerville City building or in the Fresh Market lot. Please, no earlybirds!

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STORAGE GARAGE and storage room. $35-90/mo Bountiful Garden Storage. 801-573-7203

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BOUNTIFUL GROUND level 1bd & 2bd, Corner unit 1bth ea. 32 W 1000 N. Newly remodled, granite counters, new tile/carpet/paint. Covered Parking. NO Pets/Smoking. Walking distance to Bntfl Rec Cntr. 801-403-8899 or 801-540-6984

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FARMINGTON 1 room $325/mo & Bountiful 1 room $325/mo .Each includes utilities, W/D avail. Own entry. 801-7593599 No text messages.

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ne of my vivid childhood memories is of riding in the backseat of our Ford station wagon on a trip through the scorching deserts of the Southwest in the summer with no air conditioning and two restless brothers kicking each other and me. We often were rescued from boredom by a series of Burma-Shave signposts. Printed on giant stakes spaced about a mile apart, silly rhymes grabbed our attention and gave us a chuckle, prompting us to make up our own verses. With a nod to that clever marketing idea, I created our own version of these posts, using photos for my kids’ high-school graduation parties. Along the walkway that led guests from our front yard to the festivities in the back was a progressive visual history of their lives from tot to teen. Step 1: Sort through family photos of your graduate, and choose about 12 favorites that make you smile. We pulled out photo albums, loose pictures stuffed in drawers and my wallet, and identified favorites in our

photo collection. Sort and identify your favorites from the different stages of your child’s life. Step 2: Scan and print enlarged 81/2-by-11-inch versions of the photos on your computer or have them enlarged and copied in color at a copy store. For displaying 12 photos, purchase six large sheets of poster board in bright colors at a discount or art-supply store and 12 dowels or garden stakes at your hardware store. Cut poster board in half widthwise. Step 3: Attach photos to the poster board with spray adhesive outdoors, following the directions on the can. For added pizzazz, you might wish to glue on construction paper cut in geometric shapes for decoration. Attach the dowels with strong tape to the back of each photo poster. Set in

the ground or in planter boxes along the path to your party. Tip: Don’t rush through the photo finding and sorting step. Although timeconsuming, it was the most meaningful experience of the party planning. As a mom of three, I found pleasure in focusing on just one of the kids for a concentrated period of time, chronicling that life with visual and sentimental memories. Resource: Read clever vintage Burma-Shave rhymes out loud at: http://burma-shave.org/jin-

gles/. *** Donna Erickson’s awardwinning series “Donna’s Day” is airing on public television nationwide. To find more of her creative family recipes and activities, visit www.donnasday.com and link to the NEW Donna’s Day Facebook fan page. Her latest book is “Donna Erickson’s Fabulous Funstuff for Families.”

aforementioned David E. Kelley. NBC also passed on the Don Johnson-starring vehicle, “Mann’s World,” which I was looking forward to seeing if only because of my longstanding crush on the series’ star. Fans of the “The Event” also will get no closure, as NBC declined to renew it for another season. However, spy-drama “Chuck” will return for its final season this fall. *** Q: Who is going to replace Charlie Sheen on “Two and Half Men”? — Paul F., via e-mail A: CBS announced Ashton Kutcher as Charlie’s replacement, after negotia-

tions with Hugh Grant fell through. Ashton said: “I can’t replace Charlie Sheen, but I’m going to work my ass off to entertain the hell out of people.”

Q: Did Alicia Silverstone have her baby yet? If so, how are they doing? — Roxie R., Denver A: Alicia and husband Christopher Jarecki welcomed 7-pound, 15-ounce baby-boy Bear Blu Jarecki into the world on May 5. She posted the details on her website, thekindlife.com: “We are all three in love! I’m so grateful to this community for all the love, support, good wishes and happy vibes you’ve sent me dur-

ing my pregnancy.” *** Q: Will “Harry’s Law” on NBC be Alicia renewed? I Silverstone sure hope so; it is one of the best new shows on TV this year. — Bob and Ann B. in Florida A: NBC just announced that it has renewed David E. Kelley’s legal comedydrama series starring Kathy Bates for a second season. Word of “Harry’s” renewal comes hot on the heels that NBC decided to pass on the “Wonder Woman” reboot, which also was created by the

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