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Vol. 12 No. 9 Life ironcountytoday.com Wednesday, January 29, 2020
'Top Spot'
4 Opinion - Nearly
8 Showcase 60 Years
12 Life and Still
22 Sports Going
27 Classifieds Strong!
29 Comics/Puzzles
75 years ago
fromNormandy to the
Battle of the Bulge. Page 3 getty images
2 Wednesday, January 29, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today
Iron County Republican Women to sponsor Lincoln Day Dinner
from Donna Law Barnes, “that the Iron County
For Iron Count y Today Republican Women sponsor
this Lincoln Day Dinner in this
The Iron County celebratory year.”
Republican Women invite Iron County Republican
everyone to attend the Women is affiliated with
2020 Lincoln Day Dinner on both the Utah Federation
Saturday, February 15 from 6-8 and the National Federation
p.m. in the Gilbert Great Hall of Republican Women. The
at Southern Utah University. goal of our organization is to
Jennie Taylor will be the educate and empower women
keynote speaker. Taylor’s hus- who esteem the conservative
band, Major Brent Taylor was principles and values set forth
killed in action in Afghanistan in the Republican platform.
on November 3, 2018 during We also help elect Republican
his fourth deployment. Since Photos courtesy of Iron County Republican Women
candidates to office. We desire
that time, Mrs. Taylor, mother Jennie Taylor Governor Gary R. Herbert Jana Leavitt to motivate more women
of seven children, has found to become involved in the
herself in the position to speak “We are so pleased that celebrations all across the Utah suffrage movement ongoing quest for good gov-
out about the price of free- Jennie accepted our invitation country.” helping to earn women the ernment. Attendees at ICRW
dom, the value of community to come to Iron County to The Lincoln Day Dinner right to vote and was the first events need not be female or
support, and the healing that tell her story and share her will also include special woman elected to the Utah Republican. All are welcome.
can be found when moving insights,” said Nina Barnes, recognition to Governor Gary State Senate. To make arrangements
forward with a conviction to President of the IRCW. “She R. Herbert for his many years The year 2020 is the 150th to pay for tickets with cash
find hope and happiness in is a great example of political of public service in Utah. anniversary of Utah being or check, contact ReAnne
spite of life's heartache and and civic engagement which Cedar City resident, Jana the first place where women Reimschussel by email reaa-
pain. Tickets are available makes a positive contribution Leavitt, will receive the ICRW’s voted. It is also the centennial nereimschussel@gmail.com.
through Eventbrite at $55 per to community, state and inaugural Martha Hughes of the 19th Amendment, which For more information visit
person, $100 per couple, or nation. These values are Cannon Award. Cannon is granted all U.S. women the the Iron County Republican
$400 for a table of eight. celebrated at Lincoln Day recognized as a leader in the right to vote. “It is fitting,” adds Women page on Facebook.
Iron County Today News Wednesday, January 29, 2020 3
From Normandy to the Bookings
Battle of the Bulge
Below are bookings as reported by the Iron County Sheriff’s Department and Cedar City Police Department.
Those arrested are innocent until proven guilty. For a juvenile the name is “(Male/Female) Juvenile
Offender” and juvenile is of age less than 18 years.
January 19 SIENNA T TOM FEM JUV OFFENDER or Operable Veh, Pos of
Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT dangerous weap by Restr
by Jay M. Jones recovering from wounds received in MARK Z ALLEY
DRUG – Poss of Drug Retail Theft
Cedar City, UT THERESA M BRETZ
For Iron Count y Today battle. Retail Theft
Paraphernalia, DRUG – Boise, ID
Fireman First Class Bill Bowen Poss C/S Marijuana/Spice January 22 DRUG – Poss w/Intent to
MATTHEW A BLY Dist C/S, DRUG – Poss/Use
Seventy-five years ago marked the concluding participated in the Normandy inva- MALE JUV OFFENDER MERVIN D GARCIA
Paragonah, UT of C/S, DRUG - Poss C/S
Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT
events of World War II. This is the second in sion as a crew member of a Navy DRUG- Poss C/S Mari-
Assault, Criminal Mischief, Harassment Marijuana/Spice, DRUG –
juana/Spice, DRUG – Poss
a series of articles highlighting some of the LST landing ship that completed its of Drug Paraphernalia
Probation Violation
FEM JUV OFFENDER
Poss Drug Paraphernalia,
Theft/Firearm or Operable
contributions of people from Iron County to mission and returned safely to its NICOLE C BYL Cedar City, UT Veh, Pos of dangerous
January 20
the successful termination of the war. base in England. Paragonah, UT
Threats Against Life,
Property
weap by Restr
Before the invasion, Stewart DRUG- Poss C/S Mari- ASHLEY A FRAZER SCOTT K HANCOCK
juana/Spice, DRUG – Poss Cedar City, UT MALE JUV OFFENDER Richfield, UT
Much attention has been given Leigh of Cedar City was stationed of Drug Paraphernalia Criminal Trespass (x2), Cedar City, UT DRUG – Poss Drug Para-
to the D-Day landing on Normandy in England in the same vicinity as SHERRY L GOWER
Criminal Mischief-Damage Sexual Abuse of a Child phernalia, DRUG – Poss w/
w/Defraud
Beach on June 6, 1944 by the Allied his brother Forrest, who was with a Cedar City, UT
Intent to Dist C/S, DRUG
AMBER R MELLO January 23 - Poss C/S Marijuana/
forces seeking to release continental unit which included 26 Cedar City Retail Theft (x2), Theft
Spice, DRUG – Poss/Use
JASON K HIGA II Cedar City, UT ALEXIS J ALLRED
Europe from the death grip held National Guardsmen. In a letter Criminal Mischief – Mt. Pleasant, UT
of C/S, Theft/Firearm or
Duchesne, UT Operable Veh
by Adolf Hitler of Germany. The dated July 8th, Stewart wrote home Purch/Poss/Consume Intentional Damage, Retail Theft, DRUG – Poss
Deface, Destroy Property
successful D-Day landing was just from Normandy that “One of the by Minor – Measurable of Drug Paraphernalia January 26
the beginning of eleven months of Amounts DAVID L STOCKARD BRIAN R DAVENPORT
boys says he saw Forrest today.” This Cedar City, UT
ADAM J GREEN
CELESTE LANG Cedar City, UT
fierce battles. was one of the early indications to Henderson, NV Drive on Susp/Revoked Threats Against Life/ Cedar City, UT
DRUG – Poss/Use of C/S,
While news of the initial success local families that the 26 Cedar City Purch/Poss/Consume Lic, Susp/Revoked Reg, Property
DRUG – Poss of Drug
Accident Prop Damage,
of the invasion at Normandy spread men were in France. by Minor – Measurable
Duties of Operator, DRUG
MICHAEL T KINGSLEY Paraphernalia
Amounts Cedar City, UT
quickly, news from individual As the army advanced, casualties – Poss/Use of C/S DRUG – Poss of Drug
CHRISTOPHER P KALE
JONATHAN M LISTER
soldiers involved in the attack continued. Sergeant Lester Ernest Parowan, UT GARRETT T FAIN Paraphernalia Cedar City, UT
No Valid DL – Never
trickled home slowly. It took about Smith of Cedar City was killed DRUG – Poss Marijuana/ Cedar City, UT MARA JANSONS Obtained
DUI w/2 Prior convictions
three weeks for in action in Spice, DRUG – Poss of
Drug Paraphernalia in 10 yrs., Alcohol Restr
Cedar City, UT
KEVIN W ANDERSON
DRUG – Poss/USE of C/S
the first letters Belgium on DL, nterlock Restr (x3), Assault by Prisoner Cedar City, UT
MANDY LOWE DRUG – Poss of Drug
to reach Iron October 26th, Toquerville, UT
Operating Veh W/O Il
Paraphernalia, DRUG –
Device, Drive on Susp/Rev/ January 24
County families 1944. DUI, Right of Way – Stop
Den w/Prior Conviction Poss C/S Marijuana/Spice
or Yield Sign
from husbands, On October DAKOTA L CHERRONE MALIK A DRYE
sons, and broth- WILLIAM P MIKE January 21 Cedar City, UT
28th, Pfc. Cedar City, UT Aggravated Assault
Pipe Springs, AZ
DRUG – Poss of Drug
ers involved. Chadwick DRUG – Poss C/S STEVEN N FESTA
MALE JUV OFFENDER Paraphernalia (x2), DRUG
Most of the Dalley Fife died Marijuana/Spice, Drive Burglary of a Dwelling,
Poss of Burglary Tools
Cedar City, UT – Poss/Use of C/S, Drive on
on Susp/Revoked Lic, Susp/Revoked Lic, Not A
letters did not in action in Fugitives From Justice
Trespass of School
Drop, Theft
MICHAEL C Property
give much detail, Germany. Chad DAVID A STRAND CHRISTENSEN BERNAL RODRIGUEZ
and the serious had participated Cedar City, UT Vernal, UT January 25 Newcastle, UT
Protective Order Violation
dangers they Courtesy - www.soc.mil photo
in the American Prob/Parole Violation
EMMETT E ANDERSON
Retail Theft
faced continued For sheer romance, joy, delight, tears First Army’s CASEY J THOMAS JIMMY VU Las Vegas, NV KIRT A SAUNDERS
of happiness and emotional dizziness, the Cedar City, UT Cedar City, UT DRUG – Poss/Use of C/S, Cedar City, UT
for the duration liberation of Paris surpassed all the other attack on Purch/Poss/Consume Animal At Large – DRUG – Poss C/S Marijuana/ Fail to Stop on Command,
of the war. momentous events of the war. It was a the garrison by Minor – Measurable Sterilized (1st and 2nd Spice, DRUG – Poss Drug DRUG – Poss of Drug
Amounts Offense) Paraphernalia, Theft/Firearm Paraphernalia
Sergeant moment of supreme elation. (historynet.com) at Aachen,
Norris Bradfield Germany, which
of Cedar City joined the Army in was the first German city to sur-
1940 and was assigned to the Tank render to Allied forces on October
Corps. In a letter to his family dated 21st. Chad had written his parents
July 4, 1944 from “somewhere in on October 8th, saying that he was
France,” he indicated that he had feeling fine, and asking his mother to
participated in the entire invasion, send him some candy.
and stated that he was fine at that From December 16, 1944 to
time. On July 13 he was killed in January 25, 1945, the Germans
action in Normandy. launched a fierce attack that became
First Lieutenant Henry Wendell known as the Battle of the Bulge.
Jones of Cedar City was in com- Although the Germans were stopped
mand of a Tank Battalion when the short of their objectives, numerous
invasion opened. He was with the casualties resulted on both sides.
first assault troops on D-Day and Two Cedar City men were killed
participated in almost constant in action during this time. Sergeant
battle until he was injured on July John W. Seaman was serving with a
10th. heavy-guns unit of the infantry and
Pfc. Phil Walker of Summit was was initially reported as missing in
also wounded during the conflict. action in Belgium on December 31,
His parents did not receive any offi- 1944. That status was later changed
cial word from the war department, to killed in action. Sergeant Bryce
but a letter from Phil indicated Albertson died in action in France on
that he was in a hospital in England January 4, 1945.
4 Wednesday, January 29, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today
Opinion
Administration
R. Gail Stahle
From the Editor To the Editor
Heart to Heart
acknowledgment by legislators that
Publisher
gail@ironcountytoday.com
Beyond SB2001 real harm will be done by increasing the
sales tax on food. A tax credit will not
V
Deborah Martineau Dear Editor, mitigate the anxiety of purchasing the
Office Manager
alentine’s Day exact amount of groceries your family
officemanager@
is right around Utahns Against Hunger wants to can afford. We thank the Governor, the
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the corner. And thank and congratulate the thousands Speaker of the House and the Senate
Advertising as not to leave anyone of Utahns who spoke out against President for coming to agreement that
out, Single Awareness the 2019 tax reforms. Whether you more time is needed to address tax
Scott Stahle Day (S.A.D) is also just volunteered or signed the petition, the restructuring.
Sales Manager around the corner. repeal of SB2001 is the result of your We agree that we are not foes in this
scott@ironcountytoday.com I’ll be celebrating the hard work. But more work remains process and look forward to finding
801.755.5999 latter, unless a miracle to be done to ensure the resulting solutions that will hold harmless the
happens between now replacement is fair and balanced and hard working Utahns who simply want
Patti Bostick we encourage the citizens of Utah to
and then. Hey, it could Corey to provide for their families. That being
Sales Representative
happen. True, not Baumgartner remain engaged in the political process. said, we are still deeply concerned about
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without some help, of Managing Editor Since June, Utahns Against Hunger the future of tax reform. In their state-
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course. Unfortunately, has worked hard to ensure that ment, there were no assurances that the
Editorial the “Set up the Editor on a Blind Date” Legislators understand how the 177% sales tax on food would remain at 1.75
idea didn’t get enough approval. increase on groceries would impact percent, or better, eliminated altogether.
Corey Baumgartner Understandable as this is a newspaper, families and those on fixed income. At It is still early in the process, and we
Managing Editor not a dating service. Nevertheless, how- every opportunity we raised concerns hope that after the repeal of SB2001, the
news@ironcountytoday.com ever and with whomever you celebrate about the harmful effects increasing leaders of Utah and the people of Utah
(or don’t) February 14th, the Iron County the sales tax on food will have on Utah can start having a conversation about
Tom Zulewski families. Our concerns were not heard.
Sports Writer
Today would like to help you in any way tax reform in good faith.
we can. If you’d like to print a love-letter We said that the reforms needed more
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us. Maybe you have some questions about lation. Let us reiterate what we stated
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Opinion
Time capsule conundrum
by vehicles as they walk cluelessly through parking
lots and intersections; c) a generation of unem-
ployed young people who play video games while
living in their parent’s basement; d) a distrust of
Cyclops media by men and women who seriously question
whether man walked on the moon or that vegeta-
bles are healthier than a Big Mac.
by Bryan GRAY A Lululemon yoga shirt
Columnist Only history can provide an answer as to how a
$5 t-shirt morphed into an $85 yoga tee.
The opinions stated in this article are solely those of the
author and not of Iron County Today A breakfast burrito or egg sandwich and a
Starbucks cup
E
arlier this month, another historical time What other products have more changed the
“
capsule was opened and concept of an American breakfast?
we saw what previous
generations found interesting and If we filled A skateboard
representative in a bygone era. If
we filled a new one today to be
a new one It is debatable whether it’s
reliable, but it has been a depend-
opened 50 or 100 years later, what
would be the contents? Here are
today to able source of income to medical
InstaCare facilities for decades.
Cyclops ideas…. be opened 50 Bernie Sanders and Donald
A copy of a Harmons grocery
ad urging people to reject
or 100 years Trump bobbleheads
the tax reform proposal later, what Historians will shake their
heads at how these two became
The Utah Legislature finagled
a run-around on previous citizen
would be the the best we could vote for in
recent elections. No wonder why
initiatives endorsing medical mar-
ijuana and Medicaid expansion
contents? Americans are disillusioned by
politics!
for the poor, but the boys-on-the-hill didn’t have a These are my selections for the time capsule.
chance when Harmons gave customers the space Other times were worse: Just remember the pet
and the advertising to overturn the Legislature and rock, the mullet hairstyle, or an outfielder’s baseball
place the idea on the ballot. Who are you going to mitt from Michael Jordan’s pro baseball career.
trust? A grey-suited legislator with a MAGA lapel
pin or a hard-working baker in a smock? Some
150,000 Utahns voted with their signatures and
maybe purchased a gallon of milk on their way out
of the store!
Gov. Herbert’s order to remove edgy
condom packaging
Yes, the condom campaign was crass and
pointed fun at Utah institutions. But the condoms
were focused on a certain group of high-risk young
men and women, not an LDS seminary student. The
Governor’s attempt to retrieve the condoms (which
are now selling for up to $250 on the internet) is
like trying to stop a snowstorm by collecting snow-
flakes on your tongue. Ask any advertising agency
– a controversial ad is often the most effective.
The headlines and transcripts from the
impeachment circus
Are we really wasting money and time when
everyone who is literate knows the outcome?
A copy of Fortnite or an iPhone
Technology and products have led to: a) families
not conversing at restaurants or the dinner table;
b) thousands of distracted pedestrians being hit
6 Wednesday, January 29, 2020 NEWS Iron County Today
Last Week's Legislative News
Compiled by Corey the globe,” Sen. Lee said. “President “Teachers and parents are overwhelmed whether or not a sitting president should
Baumgartner Trump and Secretary Pompeo have by the youth vaping crisis—a crisis that’s be removed from office is perhaps
already demonstrated their willingness the result of e-cigarette manufacturers the most solemn matter that can ever
Iron Count y Today to step up to the plate in defense of marketing their products directly to young come before the United States Senate. I
innocent life here at home with protec- people. These companies should be on the enter this task with an open mind and a
Romney, Bennet, Curtis, tions put in place for Title X funding. “As hook for the funding to respond to this recognition of my solemn responsibility to
Garamendi Introduce Bipartisan, it stands, the United States is the largest crisis,” said Senator Shaheen. “Teachers fulfill my oath.
Bicameral Emergency Wildfire provider of global health funding, and it’s and parents shouldn’t have to fight this
imperative that federal funds for health fight alone.” “The allegations outlined in the articles
Cleanup Bill care are used to preserve and protect the of impeachment passed by the House
WASHINGTON DC — U.S. Senators Mitt sanctity of human life,” Rep. Foxx said. “Last year, we saw nearly 50 vaping are extremely serious - did the President
Romney (R-UT) and Michael Bennet “Taxpayer dollars shouldn’t be sent to deaths across the country, thousands abuse his office for personal political
(D-CO) with Congressmen John Curtis foreign countries to perform abortions,” of lung injuries and vaping rates among gain, and did he obstruct Congress’ inves-
(R-UT) and John Garamendi (D-CA) today Sen. Daines said. The letter also asks that high school and middle school students tigation by blocking subpoenas? These
introduced the bipartisan, bicameral the State Department require U.S. NGOs skyrocket. Enough is enough,” Congress- allegations demand that the Senate put
Making Access to Cleanup Happen to certify that, during the term of any woman Bustos said. “We must increase political biases aside, and make good
(MATCH) Act, legislation to expedite award for US funding, their foreign NGO public awareness of the dangers of vaping faith efforts to listen to arguments from
disaster cleanup, save taxpayers money, subgrantees will not perform abortion as and prevent any further harm. That’s both sides and thoroughly review facts
and prevent further disasters. “After a method of family planning and it will exactly what this bill will do. With this and evidence. I have made clear to my
seeing the many bureaucratic hurdles not refer, train for, or counsel on abortion legislation, the FDA will be able to collect colleagues and the public that the Senate
communities in Utah and Duchesne as a method of family planning. funding to implement awareness and should have the opportunity to decide
counties faced after the wildfires of 2018, prevention programs, all without costing on witnesses following the opening
Congressman Curtis and I are advocating taxpayers a dime.” arguments, as occurred in the Clinton
on behalf of local leaders to streamline
the mitigation process,” Senator Romney
Romney, Colleagues trial. The organizing resolution released
tonight includes this step, and overall,
said. “Our legislation will cut through Introduce Legislation to
the red tape that local communities face Bring Parity to User Fees Romney Statement on Start it aligns closely with the rules package
approved 100-0 during the Clinton trial. If
in the aftermath of wildfires to make it on E-Cigarette and Tobacco of Impeachment Trial attempts are made to vote on witnesses
easier for them to recover.” “As a former
county commissioner, I applaud Senator
Companies WASHINGTON DC — U.S. Senator Mitt prior to opening arguments, I would
Romney (R-UT) released the following oppose those efforts.
Romney and Representative Curtis for WASHINGTON DC — U.S. Senators Mitt statement in an email message to the
their leadership in giving communities Romney (R-UT), Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), people of Utah: “I will conclude by noting that this is not
the tools to prevent or recover from wild- Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), Richard Durbin a situation anyone would wish upon our
fires. The first responsibility of county (D-IL), Tammy Baldwin (D-WI), and Susan “As we approach the impeachment trial country. It is difficult, divisive, and further
leaders is to protect their residents, and Collins (R-ME) this week introduced of the President, I feel a deep sense of inflames partisan entrenchment. There is
anything Congress can do to provide bipartisan legislation to protect children responsibility to the Constitution, to the inevitable political pressure from all sides.
more flexibility for federal funds is a from the dangers of e-cigarettes. The people of Utah and to the nation. I want I have spent – and will continue to spend
welcome improvement.” – Utah Governor Resources to Prevent Youth Vaping Act to share my thoughts directly with Utahns – many hours in careful deliberation about
Gary Herbert would require that e-cigarette manu- – the people I was elected to serve in the what this process and its potential out-
facturers pay user fees to the Food and Senate - about how I plan to approach this comes could mean for our country. The best
Drug Administration (FDA) to help to fund process. we in the Senate can do is strive to meet
more activity at FDA to conduct stronger
Pro-Life Legislators Call For oversight of the e-cigarette industry
the obligations outlined by our founding
“Last week, I and all senators swore an fathers – to honor our constitutional duty
Extension of Mexico City Policy and increase awareness for the danger oath to ‘do impartial justice according and fulfill our oath to do impartial justice.
WASHINGTON DC — Sens. Mike Lee of e-cigarettes. Companion legislation to the Constitution and laws: so help me That is the commitment I make solemnly
(R-UT), and many other senators and will be introduced in the House by God’ in determining whether the president and in good faith to the people of Utah and
representatives sent a letter to Secretary Representative Cheri Bustos (D-IL). “The has committed impeachable offenses that to our nation.”
of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday FDA currently assesses and collects user merit his removal from office. Deciding
asking the administration to expand fees from manufacturers and importers
the “Protecting Life in Global Health of cigarettes and other forms of tobacco,
Assistance” policy, formerly known as the but electronic nicotine devices are not
Mexico City Policy, to address domestic subject to the same fees,” Senator
non-government organizations (NGOs) Romney said. “By granting the FDA the
that receive federal foreign assistance. authorization to collect user fees on
“The administration’s ban on funding e-cigarettes, our legislation builds on the
overseas organizations that promote positive work done so far to tackle the
abortion has already saved and will vaping crisis and protect our kids’ health
continue to save countless lives across in Utah and across the country.”
Iron County Today News Wednesday, January 29, 2020 7
Showcase
8 Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Arts &
Entertainment
in Iron County
Pete Froslie’s
Leviathan by Shay Baruffi
Iron Count y Today
Pete Froslie, the mind behind
Leviathan, presented at Southern
Utah University’s Art Insights
last week. This presentation
focused on Froslie’s journey
to where he is now and what
inspired him to create Leviathan.
Pete Froslie The road to developing his skill
speaks about his for his favored form of artwork
personal journey and has been a winding one; “I’m
joys that have helped
shape his life and very jealous of painters,
create his artwork. they know what they
shay baruffi want, they paint it
Svalbard and hang it on the
ice pack wall, it’s not that easy
photographed by
Froslie in 2019. with technology.”
Leviathan’s second
iteration is now on
display at SUMA until late
April.
Pete Froslie became inter-
ested in mechanical properties
and engineering early. His art
often involves technology and
sub-themes relating to alchemy
and esoterism. Froslie stated,
“There is always some concep-
tual significance to the objects
I choose to create; Demonology
is a large component of my
artwork.”
In addition to these intrigu-
ing sub-themes, Froslie shared
his love of Pac-Man and referred
to several projects he has
created relating to the vintage
game. Most of the current
artwork Froslie does is centered
around the environment and
animals, as well as the human
effect on the environment and
climate change.
Froslie’s metals For more information about
extracted from e-waste, Pete Froslie, visit his website at:
including gold, silver, tantalum, https://froslie.net/home.
palladium, and neodymium.
Courtesy of Pete FroslieIron County Today showcase Wednesday, January 29, 2020 9
'Legally Blonde' the Musical takes a stand at SUU
by Ashley H. Pollock can get in free with a valid ID card. into Harvard Law School and blow she is as a woman. Getting into
SUU College of Performing & Visual Arts Tickets can be purchased at the her competitors out of the water. Harvard, obtaining a coveted intern-
America First Event Center Box Danielle Brady, playing the lead ship, standing up for herself after
SUU’s Department of Theatre Arts Office, at the door the night of the role of Elle Woods, shares, “This show an assault, and then winning a huge
& Dance will present, Legally Blonde performance, or online at www.suu. is inherently feminine, but decep- murder trial was always something
The Musical, about Elle Woods, on edu/pva. tively so. In the beginning you can’t she was capable of, she just didn’t
January 31, 2020 at 7:30 p.m. and This musical is based on the see it. The lead, Elle, is infatuated and know she could do it until her world
February 1, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. in the book by Amanda Brown and Metro- heartbroken and will do anything was flipped on its head.”
Randall L. Jones Theatre. Tickets are Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture both for the man she thinks she loves. Speaking of her responsibilities
$15 for adults, $12 for alumni with from 2001. The story portrays Elle However, opening that door led her as stage manager, MyKel Hall shares,
card, and $7 for youth. SUU faculty/ Woods as a ditzy blonde who in all to her true self and opened her eyes
staff (and one guest) and students actuality has the intelligence to get to how powerful and independent see legally blonde » 1110 Wednesday, January 29, 2020 showcase Iron County Today
Best-selling children's author to write and reside in Enoch
by Tom Watson ing. The students come away with the Royal National Museum in Edinburgh, many organizations overseas.
Iron Count y Today confidence they never knew they had, Scotland in 2003. With more and more coming, he is
and after meeting T.E. Watson, they "Being an author of any genre is a presently working on his final rewrites
After having to move from realize reading and writing are cool. powerful thing, but being an author of two chapter book trilogies for
Paradise, California, where their home "When a child discovers they can that shares those powers with young children, and being recently commis-
(and most of their community) was do something well and feel great about people goes far beyond anything they sioned to write two how-to books on
destroyed by fire on November 8th, what they have done, that feeling stays could do. Writing is the most valuable writing and marketing.
2018, his wife Kim, an accomplished with them. It is what makes success learning skill. Without it, we have His pet project is a book for
artist and painter in her own right, that much more rewarding." T.E. nothing. So why not make it a great authors Presenting Successful School
asked if they could move to Utah. He Watson and fun experience?" Visits. Having become known as
said, "It is beautiful there. Why not?" He is the author of some 145 "When a young person realizes the Guru of School Presentations,
T.E. Watson is a multi-award-win- stories, including five new audio-book the street they live on is filled with his reputation for motivating and
ning and best-selling children's author, productions and 16 new books in adventure, or their grandma turns on making reading and writing exciting
a columnist in the US, Canada, and the production for children, he says he has special super powers when she bakes has earned him high acclaim all over
U.K. He is a speaker, philanthropist, slowed a bit! cookies, these can be topics to write America. T.E. is also known affection-
“
and last but certainly not least, a ately as the Imaginician. He became
Scotsman. His career has spanned
the many aspects of the publishing
To motivate and excite a known as the Imaginician because
of his ability to combine imagination
industry. Being a publisher himself,
having not only published books for
child to read and keep with technical know-how (technician)
with a hint of magician included,
others—with a particular appreciation
for history—the military history of
them excited is the ultimate which he adeptly shares with children,
empowering them to discover their
WWII, and post-WWII, his accom-
plishments range across the publishing
reward for all authors” own unique imaginician.
"I envy his ability to conceptualize
spectrum. » T.E. Watson and produce literature for school
Having started by accident from children and to relate to them in a
the efforts of some 35 6th graders meaningful way. It is my hope that
(he was a teacher in a previous life), Mr. Watson continues to write and
his writings have taken readers to produce writing for our students
worlds they can revisit again and since we know our students should
again. From his book The Man Who be exposed to as much imaginative
Spoke With Cats and his best-selling literature as possible. T.E. Watson
Glen Robbie – A Scottish Fairy Tale, is that creative author who is sup-
to the educational, historical pioneer plying that need. His school visits
series Going West, The Monster in the are dynamic interactions with the
Mailbox to the children's favorite, Mom, students, where he creates inspiring,
Can I Have a Dragon? His readers keep engaging dialogue and activities cre-
coming back for more, wondering atively structured for each grade level.
which magical land he is going to take The children leave these assemblies
them next. or classroom workshops, far more
When T.E. Watson speaks to an passionate and excited about reading
assembly of children, he engages their and writing than ever before.” Dr. Ray
attention so that it never waivers as Bauer Deputy Superintendent, Goleta
he delivers his enthusiasm and beliefs Union School District Ret.
in the benefits and joys of reading "To motivate and excite a child
and writing. During the assemblies to read and keep them excited is the
and presentations T.E. Watson uses courtesy of T.E. Watson ultimate reward for all authors. It is
interactive activities to stimulate and T.E. Watson shares an educational moment with a young reader. our task as writers to keep the eyes
charge their imaginations and gener- of the reader glued to the words we
ates enthusiasm and excitement for T.E. has over 45 years in the writing about. Their eyes open wide with their place onto paper. To generate the
reading and writing like never before. world, doing everything from reporting own powers of their imagination, and imaginations that all readers have
Young people leave these presen- to writing for magazines and technical all the things they ever knew about within, whether they know it or not. It
tations with a drive and motivation manuals, to political essays for national come alive with excitement!” is our job to bring those visions forth
for the need to write in ways they publications, as well as environmental T.E. Watson is passionate about into a world the reader will relate and
have never experienced. Teachers, issues. T.E. has also penned many writing and continues to develop that gain from." T. E. Watson.
librarians, and principals are amazed guides and teaching curriculums for passion. "You must have compassion
at the results and frequently ask, "How schools throughout the country. He as well as a desire to help those who
did you do that?" The effect T.E. has has written adult works and even would also like to write excellent work T.E. Watson is available for speaking
on students extends into their future, horror. Still, his first love will always be as it should be." engagements as well as visits to schools. He also
manifesting as an increase in learning his children's stories. His research and T.E. Watson has, in his past, been a mentors and provides part-time coaching for
skills and grade levels in all subjects. studies in Literature of the U.K., with a President of The Northern California writers when he has breathing space! If you are
Their grades go up because of their focus on Children's Writers of the U.K., Publishers and Authors is a member of interested in having him speak at your school or
now extended knowledge of how with a more focused study of Robert the SCBWI Society of Children's Book community organization, please contact him at
to read and write which makes the Louis Stevenson, earned T.E. the very Writers and Illustrators, a member of tew@tewatsononline.com. or check out his web
learning experience far more interest- prestigious FSA Fellowship from the the California Writers Club, as well as site at: tewatsononline.com.Iron County Today showcase Wednesday, January 29, 2020 11
A place almost as
perfect as Cedar City
by Mary Anne ANDERSEN
Cedar Cit y Arts Council
W
e felt like we had stumbled into a
place where the beautiful people are
want to gather. We were trying to get
over Vail Pass on our way to Denver, a quick trip
over a five-day weekend. We intended to get to
Denver in the afternoon of the second day but
found ourselves stuck in Grand Junction, heed-
ing the advice of locals who said it was nasty up
there and we had better stay put if we could. (A
whole day with no plans or commitments! We
hardly knew how to act.)
So, it was now the third day, we were ready to
go over the mountain, and found the pass closed
again—an accident involving a truck. We were in a
shay baruffi small resort town at the bottom of the mountain,
The Cedar City Jazz Dectet "jazzed" up the OTC Improv Stage with some Miles Davis classics. and went looking for a place to sit out of the cold
(19 degrees) and check our phones to see what
A musical evening with
CDOT had to say.
The Blue Bird Cafe was perfect. It reminded
me of nothing so much as our Grind—a place of
the Cedar City Jazz Dectet
mis-matched furniture and handsome people
behind the counter. We thought we should order
if we were going to take up a table, so we ordered
some hot chocolate. We looked around and knew
we had found the cool place to wait.
by Shay Baruffi is currently working on playing Gordon and David Bolsover. The woman in front
Iron Count y Today what the Miles Davis Nonet per- “Tierra en Cantata” is an original of me ordered a coffee in
formed over 50 years ago, with composition by David Bolsover, terms that I didn’t even
The Jazz Alliance of Cedar “The Birth of the Cool Album.” We this beautiful composition made know. Something, something,
City presented the Cedar City will begin with ‘Venus de Milo’.” great use of the tremendous something and a double shot.
Jazz Dectet on the Off the Cuff The group continued with talents of the individuals in the Our chocolate came in real
Improv stage last week. The “The Rocker” and eventually dectet. ceramic mugs; there wasn’t
Cedar City Jazz Dectet consists moved onto performing original The Jazz Alliance of Cedar a paper or plastic cup in the place. I asked for a
of ten talented musicians. arrangements by the group. Many City is presenting the Shawn muffin that wasn’t gluten free, but there wasn’t
Thomas Herb, the founder of the of the pieces they performed Owens Project on March 7th. Be such a thing on the premises. (Is that still a diet
Jazz Alliance and a member of were arranged or composed sure to attend if you like jazz, free trend? I just hoped we’d get something that wasn’t
the dectet, stated; “The dectet by members of the dectet, Bob entertainment, and desserts. laced with weed. We were in Colorado, after all.)
The people were perfect. All were in down
coats, beanies, scarves, and thick-soled boots. One
legally blonde guy was marking up the floor with chains and little
spikes on the soles of his. All ages were evident;
« Continued from page 9
some were gray-bearded, others were dangling lift
passes off their coat zippers, and there were fami-
“As the stage manager, the process includes a lot lies. One couple came in and unwrapped two little
of recording blocking (the staging of the show), girls who immediately went to the game cupboard
tracking scenic changes, and organizing all of the and commandeered a table to play on while their
casts' schedules. I have a lot of paperwork that is parents were on their phones. The real sign that we
needed and constantly changed for the show to were among locals was the guy in parka, scarf, hat,
move smoothly.” heavy boots and thick socks and Bermuda shorts.
Olivia Sham, playing Paulette Bonafonté, Of course.
shares, “I’d say essentially every aspect of the We talked among ourselves, exchanging
show takes a stance on women’s rights and places updates and asking about destinations. One
sisterhood and togetherness at the forefront. person came to work one winter several years ago
I think more than a discussion about women’s and had never left. The guy behind the counter
rights, Legally Blonde The Musical displays the worked just enough to buy his lift passes in Aspen.
need for all women to be taken seriously and We were there long enough to use the restroom
encouraged in their chosen career paths, however courtesy of suu twice, but it was just fun to watch people laugh,
traditionally ‘masculine’ those paths may be. Elle Woods show men what a woman is made talk, and drink those coffees I’d never heard of.
The show also illustrates the power of believing of! For more information about the College of Then came the word: the wreck was cleared.
in/fighting for women and the importance of Performing and Visual Arts or to purchase tickets Impossibly blue sky and dazzling white snow lay
consent.” to Legally Blonde The Musical, please visit www. ahead. We wished each other safe travels and
Stand with these amazing women as you watch suu.edu/pva. headed up the mountain. Perfect.Life
12 Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Community &
Personal Interest
in Iron County
Cedar City Ready to
'Celebrate the Occasions' held for the new location of Street and is a great addi-
from Nicole Strand
For Iron Count y Today Celebrate the Occasions on tion to the local businesses
January 23, 2020. Celebrate on Center Street. Celebrate
A ribbon cutting cer- the Occasions is owned the Occasions sells bridal
emony, supported by by Nicole Strand and has gowns, formal and prom
the Cedar City been in business for twelve dresses, temple dresses,
Chamber of years. Their new building baby blessing attire, and
Cedar City
leaders and Commerce, was is located at 65 W. Center tuxedo rentals.
community members
join 'Celebrate the
Occasions' owner Nicole
Strand as she prepares to
cut the ribbon during last
week's grand opening.
photos courtesy of Celebrate the OccasionsIron County Today life Wednesday, January 29, 2020 13
15 Minutes Skin care for modern-day pioneers
of Fame by Edy Meredith possible. The pioneer women wore sun bonnets
Iron Mission Camp of Iron Company for the same purpose of protecting their skin
W
from Gail Harris from dangerous solar rays that are especially
For Iron Count y Today hen I moved here three years ago, I prevalent in our high desert altitudes. To look at
didn’t give a second thought to the pioneer sun bonnets, go to the Daughters of the
Wikipedia credits "15 Minutes of Fame" to a climate, except that I had heard the Utah Pioneers (DUP) Museum housed at the Five
statement inspired by Andy Warhol's words, "...As a saying that, “The desert was blossoming like Counties tourist center on North Main St. The
“
short-lived media publicity..." In this new bi-weekly
column, the Iron County Today hopes to highlight a rose.” I assumed all DUP Museum is open
those people, places and events in our communities
that not only showcase the uniqueness of Southern
would be well for me
because I had lived in I learned to Wednesday through
Saturday 1-3 pm, and
Utah, but that make a difference for the better in our
lives. If you know of, or would like to share such a
story, please send it to news@itoncountytoday.com.
similar desert climates
before in New Mexico never use soap longer hours during the
warm months of tourist
Becca Evans • Parowan
and Arizona when I
was much younger. or astringents on season.
In addition, eat well,
Becca Evans grew up in Tennessee. She has lived
in Parowan for seven years and been the Parowan
So, I was somewhat
surprised when my my face because exercise 3 to 4 times a
week, and give thanks
High School Girls' Soccer Coach for three years. She
"wouldn't want to be anywhere else." She explains
facial skin started to
develop more wrinkles, those compounds for our wonderful lives.
how living in a small town can be living large. "As
the girls' high school soccer coach, I have had the
and I looked older. I
discovered that the dry out skin. Iron Mission Camp of Iron
opportunity to get to know the youth in our com- humidity level here Company meets once a month
munity. This summer, hardship and tragedy struck a was frequently at 10% or less, much dryer than on the second Monday at 1:30-3:00 pm at 500 West 400
few families in our small town. During our summer
conditioning and preseason, the girls on our team
the previous years I had spent in California North in Cedar City. You are welcome to join us. Next month,
were coping with these hardships they saw affecting and other states, causing the development of February 10th, we are studying pioneer hair care and popular
their fellow classmates. It was in that moment we wrinkles to accelerate on my face as the dry air hair styles in the 1800’s.
realized we had a unique opportunity to help those removed moisture from my skin.
who needed it, while in turn, to cultivate some I began to wonder what pioneer women did to
healing for those witnessing these hardships. remain youthful looking. I felt certain that even
Each summer, the high school girls soccer team pioneer women in the 1800’s wanted to be attrac-
hosts a 5v5 soccer tournament. We have a great tive in their circumstances of hard work, feminine
turn out and draw a large crowd. With the help of competition, and isolation from the mainstream
some amazing community members, we were able culture in the higher humidity areas of the East
to turn this into a large event in which the proceeds Coast, Mid-west, and West Coast. Feminine human
went to 'Parowan Strong' an organization created
to help those who come upon hard times in our nature has not changed, and cosmetics of different
community. With help from the Parowan High School sorts including skin care have been in use since
Football Team, we were able to donate 100% of the very early in human history. In fact, cosmetics and
concession proceeds from that day. The football team skin care became very popular throughout the
banded together gathering all of the supplies and 1800’s when our Utah Territory pioneer women
running the concession stand. Our girls team (with
the help from members of the boys soccer team
were fighting off the ravages of age, hard work,
as well) were able to run the soccer tournament and dry climate. So, what did Utah Pioneer women
effectively and donate a portion of our proceeds to use to nourish their facial skin specifically?
Parowan Strong as well. We also created an Insta- A survey of local members of the Daughters
gram auction and with the help of incredible and of the Utah Pioneers in the Iron Mission Camp of
selfless donations were able to raise over $15,000
from that. Members of our community also hosted
Iron County led to some interesting developments
a large yard sale and all of those proceeds went to in my personal skin care regime.
Parowan Strong. First, I learned to never use soap or astringents
on my face because those compounds dry out
One of the most touching and incredible parts of the skin. Soap or purchased astringents were not
whole day, was the balloon release. This was the idea
of some community members to begin the healing
available commercially for pioneers.
that the students and adults in the community Second, and very important, I learned to
needed. Community members were encouraged to exfoliate the dry skin off my face at night before
write notes on their balloons, and then we celebrated sleeping in order to stimulate the natural devel-
a moment of silence for those struggling in the opment of my own collagen to fill in developing
community. It was a moment where time seemed to wrinkles. To exfoliate the dry skin and remove it,
stand still and there was a peace that filled the foot-
ball stadium. It was an extraordinary moment in time; I use an inexpensive product called “Scotch Brite”
one I will not soon forget. The entire event was only which is about $4.98 at local stores and lasts about
24 hours long, but in that moment of time an entire 12 months by cutting off small pieces for use.
community banded together to foster healing to help Pioneer women used locally available products
those in our community who needed it most." Becca that they developed such as rough cotton or other
explains that at that balloon release moment her
coaching philosophy changed, "It made me want to
plant fibers.
make sure I got to know my players better so I could Third, I apply avocado oil after each exfoliation
better coach them and help them grow as people. It to moisturize. Some women prefer coconut oil.
made me look outside of myself because it's easy to The pioneer women used animal fat scented with
get lost in the craziness...It made me want to be the rosewater and other natural floral scents.
type of person a community comes together for."
Fourth, stay out of the sun as much as14 Wednesday, January 29, 2020 life Iron County Today
Calendar
Support Groups Classes/Activities Wednesday, January 29
Alcoholics Anonymous ADULT BARRE/MODERN DANCE HEY CEDARS SQUARE DANCE Puzzle Day
(877) 865-5890 • www.utahaa.org Wed, 11 am-noon, Spirit Wellness Club, Wed • Beginner’s, 6 pm, Mainstream
Meetings are at the KKCB Club 1615 N Main, Cedar City • All levels, Free to Dancers, 7-9 pm • Cedar City Senior Center
(203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City) members, or $8 drop-in fee. 489 E 200 S. (435) 531-6811 or (435) 669-4867
unless otherwise listed
ARTHRITIS FOUNDATIONS EXERCISE MEDITATION CLASS
Steps and Traditions • M – Su, 7 am
Wed, 1 pm, Cedar City Senior Center 4th Tues, 5:45-6:45 pm • Cedar City Library
Speaking From The Heart • M – Sa, Noon 489 E 200 S • 435-586-0832. FREE. Trained 303 N 100 E. With Cristina Clerico.
Misfits • M – F, 6 pm instructors. Range-of-motion exercises, Donation appreciated. (541) 905-2891 or
Cedar Group • Tues, 8 pm endurance-building activities, relaxation cristina@cristinaclerico.com
T.G.I.S.S. (Thank God it’s Sunday techniques, and health education topics.
Spiritual) • Sun, 11 am Pickleball Group
AWANA BIBLE CLUB Weekdays, 7 am • SUU Pickleball Courts.
My Story • Sat, 8 pm
7th-12th grade, Mon, 6:30 pm Anyone is welcome. Fee is $2 (indoors) and
What a Way to Start the Day • Su, M, W, Preschool-6th grade, Wed, 6:30 pm free (outdoors)
F, 7-8 am, Th 7 pm • Fellowship Building, Valley Bible Church, 4780 N Hwy 91,
70 N 200 W, Cedar City (behind St. Jude’s) Cedar City • (435) 586-0253 or (435) 990-1638 ROCK CLUB
Red Road to Sobriety • Mon, 6 pm 1st Thurs, 6 pm • Lapidary shop, 497 N 100
Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, 440 N Paiute BOOK CLUB W. Learn about geology, find gems, fossils
(435) 586-1112 Ext. 307 2nd Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library 303 N and minerals. Learn to cut and polish and
Lunch Bunch • T, Th, Noon, Cedar Bowling SHAKESPEARE-IN-THE-SCHOOLS: “Romeo &
100 E. This month we will discuss “Evicted: make jewelry. southernutahrockclub.org
Alley, 421 E Highway 91, (435) 586-1383 Poverty and Profit" by Matthew Desmond. Juliet” – 7:30 PM, SUU Auditorium Theatre
Red Creek Group • Wed, 7 pm
SOUTHERN UTAH WOODTURNERS (300 W University Blvd, Cedar City), $5 general
Parowan Senior Center
CEDAR CHEST QUILTERS’ GUILD 2nd Sat, 9 am, Cedar High School wood admission. Join the public performance of
685 N 300 E • (435) 477-8925 Thurs, 10 am • Cedar City Senior Center shop, 703 W 600 S. the Romeo and Juliet touring production. For
489 E 200 S • (435) 586-0832 information call (435) 865-8333.
Al-Anon TAE KWON DO CLASS
Meetings are at the KKCB Club CEDAR CITY RADIO CONTROL CLUB Wed, 7-8:30 pm • Cedar City Aquatic Center,
(203 E. Cobblecreek Dr, Cedar City)
unless otherwise listed
Easy Does It • Tues, 7-8 pm
4th Thurs, 7 pm • Cedar City Library
303 N 100 E.
2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. $25/mo., ages 5+,
any experience level (435) 865-9223. Helps
benefit Canyon Creek Crisis Center.
Thursday, January 30
CEDAR CITY TOASTMASTERS
Community Presbyterian Church, 2279 N.
Thurs, 7 am • The Pastry Pub TOP BAR HIVE BEE KEEPING Croissant Day
Wedgewood, Cedar City. (435) 559-3333
Al-Anon • 1st, 3rd Tues, 7-8 pm, Parowan 86 W University Blvd. Find your voice 1st Tues, 7 pm • Cedar City Library
Senior Center, 685 N 300 E (435) 477-8925 & shape your future. Be the leader and 303 N 100 E. (435) 586-6661
speaker you want to be. (603) 731-0116
Hope for Today (Family Groups) TOPS – Take Off Pounds Sensibly
Thurs, 6 pm • (435) 559-3333 CEDAR PROFESSIONALS Wed • Weigh-in 9 am, mtg 9:30 am.
NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS Tues, 7:30 am • Springhill Suites, 1477 S Evening weigh-in 6:30 pm, mtg 7-8 pm
www.nasouthernutah.org • (435) 635-9603 Highway 91, Cedar City. An organization Cedar City Library, 303 N 100 E. Lose weight
Most classes meet at 203 E Cobblecreek of business people. Stimulate business without buying special foods.
Dr, unless otherwise listed for members through exchange of ideas, 586-3233 (a.m. mtg) or 867-4784 (p.m. mtg)
information and business referrals.
Basic Text Study • Mon, 8 pm www.cedarprofessionals.org WATER AEROBICS CLASS
Just for Today • Wed, 8 pm Tues, Thurs, 9 am • SUU pool, 2-56 N 600 W.,
Hope Without Dope • Thurs, 8 pm COLOR COUNTRY WINDS Fun, up-tempo workout to music. Intensive
Live and Let Live • Fri, 8 pm Wed • Come brush up on your band skills cardio, full body muscle toning. Any fitness
Candle Light Meeting • Sat, 9:30 pm to share with the community. Call Debbie level. All ages. $3/class, including pool
(Small room) at (435) 559-9609 for time and location. admission. (435) 327-2091 (no text)
Women Only • Sun, 11 am COLOR COUNTRY PICKLEBALL WEIGHTWATCHERS REIMAGINED!
Dopeless Hope Fiends • Sun, 8 pm M-F, 7-10 am • 155 E 400 S (Cedar Stake Wed, 9:30 am • Cedar City Aquatic Center
The Meeting Hall, 1067 S Main St, Cedar Center). Paddles & balls supplied. 2090 W Royal Hunte Dr. Guidance, in-person
(877) 865-5890. (435) 586-6345 motivation from members, trained guides A.P.E.X. – SUU PREMIER EVENT SERIES
and wellness coaches. (702) 832-0555 PRESENTS: Josh Eyler, 11:30 AM. Held in the
SEX ANONYMOUS COMMUNITY MINDFULNESS Great Hall on the SUU campus. This acclaimed
Wed, 6 pm • 203 E. Cobblecreek Dr. & MEDITATIONS WELLNESS PLACE scholar discusses strategies and tactics for
(877) 865-5890 Sun 4 pm • St. Jude’s Episcopal Church, 583 S Main Suite #5, Cedar City. (435) effective teaching from his book, "How Humans
PARKINSON’S 95 N 200 W, Cedar City • 435-590-4092. 592-5308. Classes: thewellnessplacecc.com/ Learn". Admission is free and open to the public.
2nd Thurs, 3 pm • Cedar City Library Free guided meditations. Open to public. upcoming-classes For more information visit: suu.edu/apex
(West Room), 303 N 100 E
CAREGIVERS
1st Tues, Noon • Five County Aging
Offices, 585 N Main St, Ste. 1, Cedar City Service Clubs Government
ARP—ADDICTION RECOVERY
1st Wed, 7 pm • Parowan Seminary LION’S CLUB IRON COUNTY COMMISSION
building, Main & 300 N, Parowan Tues, 12 PM • Contact Shanda for 2nd & 4th Mon, 9 am
location and activity. Everyone welcome! Commission Chambers
BIKERS AGAINST CHILD ABUSE 68 S 100 E, Parowan.
B.A.C.A. Color Country Chapter Meeting (702) 480-3238
1st Thurs 7 pm • 593 N 1450 W, Cedar CEDAR CITY COUNCIL
City. Helpline: 435-559-4505 ROTARY CLUB Wed (except 5th), 5:30 pm • City Hall
SENIOR BLIND/VISUALLY IMPAIRED Tues, 12:15 • Southwest Tech 10 N. Main St (435) 586-2950
3rd Thurs, 1:30 pm • Cedar City Library 757 W 800 S, Cedar City • (702) 865-7637 ENOCH PLANNING COMMISSION
303 N 100 E 2nd & 4th Tues, 5:30 pm • City Hall
MARINE CORPS LEAGUE 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119
NAMI BRIDGES & Family to Family
Detachment 1315, 2nd Wed, 6 pm
Thurs, 7 pm • Southwest Behavioral
Elks Lodge, 111 E 200 N, Cedar City. ENOCH CITY COUNCIL
Health Center, 245 E 680 S, Cedar City
Free • (435) 590-7749 or (435) 590-0880 1st & 3rd Wed, 6 pm • City Hall
AMERICAN LEGION AUX 900 E Midvalley Rd • (435) 586-1119
SUU FAN FEST – 5:30 PM, SUU Ballroom (351
PREGNANCY, INFANT LOSS PAROWAN CITY COUNCIL
3rd Wed, 6 pm, Cedar City Library W University Blvd, Cedar City). Admission
1st Wed, 7:30 pm • Share Families of So.
Utah • 565 N Main Street, Ste. 6, Cedar City 303 N 100 E, American Legion Conf. 2nd & 4th Thurs, 6 pm • City Hall is FREE. Join the SUU Fan Fast for FREE food,
www.southernutahshare.com Room • (435) 704-6654 35 E 100 N • (435) 477-3331 games and prizes before the SUU vs. Weber
State game at 7:00 pm.You can also read
