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Layton Auto Body rescues Sanpete Pantry food truck

BY GLORIA ALBRECHT

The Pyramid

When Sanpete Pantry’s mobile food truck broke down on the road south of Sterling 2 weeks ago, the sheriff impounded it and it was towed to Layton Auto Body shop in Ephraim.

The truck broke down between Manti and Gunnison after Gunnison’s mobile food drop, where the Sanpete Pantry had helped 30 families.

With a broken transmission, the disabled food truck was sitting at Layton Auto Body Shop. Robby Layton, owner of Layton Auto Body assessed the charges for the impound fee, the towing, storage for the truck, removal of the transmission, having the transmission rebuilt, and reinstalling the transmission at about $2,500. It takes a lot of donations to the Food Pantry to cover a cost of that magnitude.

Layton’s Auto Body generously

decided the cost was “no charge”, providing all the services and labor to the Sanpete Pantry for free, and going out of their way to get the repairs done quickly with the help of Action Transmission. They even bought and installed new windshield wipers on the truck after driving it back to the Sanpete Pantry in the snow and noticing that the current wipers has outlived their usefulness.

On Wednesday, February 23, the team from Layton’s Body Shop showed up at the Sanpete Pantry to deliver the newly repaired food truck back. Robby Layton, along with his wife, mechanvics and staff got a tour of the Sanpete Pantry and even donated their time to create some “kid packs” to help feed Sanpete’s school age children who are food insecure.

As if the kindness of the Laytons and their staff wasn’t enough, Robby Layton took up a collection at his

shop and presented the pantry with a cash donation of $451.69 from his team, while he and his family themselves presented the Sanpete Pantry with another $4,000! This much money will feed 556 kids.

Layton Auto Body documented their journey with the Sanpete Pantry mobile food truck in a Youtube video that is really fun and heartwarming to watch. “Food Pantry truck breaks down – can we save it?” is the name of the video that details how Layton Auto Body rescued, fixed, and returned the food truck and then visited the Sanpete Pantry.

The mobile food truck drops are back on schedule now. The truck goes to Gunnison every first Thursday of the month from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. and every third Tuesday of the month from 11 a.m. to noon. It will COURTESY PHOTO be in Fountain Green every fourth Robby Layton, left, and his team fill kid packs at the Sanpete Pantry with the help of the Sanpete Pantry’s staff.

Thursday of the month.

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NORTH SANPETE GIRLS WRESTLING

Three 2-22-22 babies born at hospital Lady Hawks

finish season placing 8 of 11 wrestlers and fifth overall

is two now!” smiles Charly.

“We are the luckiest family in the world to have our two girls as ours, to have Brighten join our family. Family really is the most important thing.

A special thank you to doctors and nurses of Sanpete Valley Hospital and the Manti Clinic. What a wonderful staff to work with to bring our new baby girl into this world safely.”

Rexley Rayne Palmer mom, Hillary Palmer, says “It’s been fun to have our baby be one of the three born on 2-22-22 at Sanpete, and we’re so grateful

The North Sanpete Girls Wrestling started the season with 15, eleven of these wrestlers qualified for the state tournament at the 1A/2A/3A Girls Divisional tournament on 5 February 2022. The Lady Hawk wrestlers then capped off a groundbreaking wrestling season by placing eight of eleven wrestlers and placing 5th overall in team points.

Perhaps the biggest individual achievement this tournament was Freshman, Whitley Kinross (Jones), who entered the state tournament ranked 6th place in the 105lb bracket.

She pinned two different wrestlers from Manti High School and earned a shot at the championship and a state title at 105lbs. Whitley placed second place in her first state tournament and will undoubtedly challenge for the title next season.

Two Lady Hawk wrestlers placed 3rd in their respective brackets. In her second season wrestling for North Sanpete, Willow Stewart faced one of the most challenging brackets in the tournament. Ranked 3rd place in the 135lb bracket going into the state tournament, Willow faced challenging opponents and found a way to win her way into day two of the tournament. After losing to 1st place Weston (Rich) in her semi-finals match, Willow bounced back to place 3rd place in only her second state tournament.

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CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT: Baby Bradley; Baby Hill; and Baby Palmer.

What are the odds?

Brighten Day Bradley, Kezzie Jewkes Hill, and Rexley Rayne Palmer were all born on 2-2222 at Sanpete Valley Hospital.

Two of them are the second child born to the family, one of those babies was actually born at 2 p.m.!

“As the labor and delivery manager, I always get excited to be a part of deliveries that occur on certain holidays like New Years,” says Suzy Zahler, OB nurse manager at Sanpete Valley Hospital. “So as the date of 2-22-22 was approaching, I was hoping we’d get a baby born on that date.

Imagine my excitement when

we had not one, not two, but three born here on this date!

And one of them at 2:00 p.m.!

Who would have ever thought that possible at our rural hospital!”

“Kezzie is our second baby girl!” said Whitney Hill, proud mom of Kezzie Jewkes Hill, the baby born at 2 p.m. on 2-22-22 at Sanpete Hospital. “She weighs the exact same as her older sister did, too. Kezzie’s name is to honor a few of her great-grandmothers.”

Nathan and Charly Bradley say their baby, Brighten Day Bradley, was also their second child. “Our new lucky number

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INSIDE SANPETE

Larry Warren Seely 1939 – 2022

Larry Warren Seely, 83 of Mt. Pleasant, Utah, passed away February 21, 2022. Born January 16, 1939 to Hans Rex & Mary Mae Krebs Seely in Mt. Pleasant, Utah.

Larry served in the US Army. He loved fishing, hunting and the outdoors. He loved his dog Bunky.

He is survived by his brother Reid Seely; sister Shanna Jones; and many nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his parents; siblings Dean Seely, Wanda Olsen, Donna Jackson, Dixie Wix, Patsy Christiansen.

Following Larry’s

wish he will be cremated and interred in the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona in Phoenix, AZ. Online condolences at rasmussenmortuary.com.

Marilyn Halliday Christensen Marilyn Halliday Christensen passed away at age 87, while living at Bennion’s Veteran’s Home in Payson Utah this February 24, 2022, at 7:28 am, like a whisper into the sunrise.

She is predeceased by her parents Marion Wilson Halliday and Marjorie Sparks Halliday, also by her loving husband of 68 years, Ray Edward Christensen and a grandson SSGT Sean Ray Ferguson.

Marilyn and Ray were sealed in the Salt Lake City Temple. She was a strong, lifelong member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Marilyn and Ray always said the greatest blessings and love they had received in this life were their 7 children.

Clarke Ray Christensen of Spring City Utah, Raelynn Christensen Ferguson of Spring City Utah, Colette Christensen Thompson of Spring City Utah, Craig Roy Christensen of Provo Utah, Camille Christensen of Spring City, Utah, Cory Rand Christensen of Las Vegas, Nevada and Chad Ryan Christensen of Park City, Utah. Marilyn was affectionately known as “Gram” and was dearly loved by her 30 grandchildren and her 40 great-grandchildren. She is also survived by her sister Margie Halliday McMichael of St. George, Utah.

Marilyn was born and raised in Provo Utah, where she attended school and met Ray, also from Provo. They married and immediately began a life of service in the United States Air Force with Ray as an officer. Marilyn loved to travel the country with her family and cherished each new place, experience and lifelong friends made along the way. Marilyn was like a present-day Mary Poppins, she could pack up a house, move and be settled in another state before one could paint their living room. She had an

incredible talent of making a comfortable, safe and loving home for her family wherever the Air Force had transferred them. Whether it was in California, Alabama, Texas, Tripoli Libya, Nebraska, Washington D.C., Arizona, Alaska, Nevada and finally Spring City.

She and Ray planted some deep and inviting roots for their kids to come and enjoy. Her greatest joy was to have her family around her for the 4th and the 24th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years and any other time they could get together for a party. She was very proud of all the fun and exciting things she and the family could cram into one or two days.

We will mourn our loss of this wonderful woman, through the knowledge and strength of the Gospel and our loving family. We will cherish all our memories together through tears and appreciation of a life…

“Well, Happily and Lovingly Lived.” We love you Mom. Funeral services will be held Saturday March 5, 2022, at 11:00 a.m. in the Cedar Creek Ward in Spring City, UT. Viewings will be held Friday from 6:00 -8:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. prior to services, both at the church. Interment in the Spring City Cemetery.

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Lessons from Mexico A couple of weeks ago I was in Oaxaca (wah-HAH-kah), Mexico.

Oaxaca is nearly 300 miles southeast of Mexico City. The inland city of about 300,000 people is more than 150 miles from the nearest beach. Beach time wasn’t on our agenda.

The trip was a humanitarian project. About 25 of us were there for several days for the purpose of MERRILL distributing wheelchairs OGDEN to people in need.

I have a nephew who is paralyzed. He broke his neck in a skiing accident back in 2001. Nathan Ogden, and his wife Heather, founded a nonprofit organization called “Chair The Hope.” (see: chairthehope.org) They, and their children, are spectacular examples of meeting their own challenges in life, while looking outward to help those who, to their way of thinking, are in greater need than themselves.

“Chair The Hope” provides wheelchairs to people who really need them, but don’t have access to them. Hundreds of wheelchairs will be shipped and passed out in Mexico, Peru, and Argentina on scheduled trips this year. Since 2018, the organization has delivered over 3,000 new wheelchairs to people in need of them.

It was a great trip. It was very satisfying and emotionally touching to see people get instant mobility where it didn’t exist before. Some people hadn’t been out of their homes in years. Lives were changed.

To learn more, visit the website I listed above.

There were lots lessons learned on the trip. The “Value of Doing Good” lesson was, of course, the big one. But there were other random lessons, big and small. I’m going to list just three of those lessons.

USA. It was a matter of a non-aerosol plastic can of medicinal lotion packed in his suitcase. He was surrounded by several agents, including bomb squad personnel.

He had to stand with his legs spread and arms up for about 4 minutes for an intensive pat-down. (No small ordeal for a guy in his 80s who’s had multiple heart attacks) Here’s a “TMI” piece of information. An important concession, that he was told in advance, was that when it came to his “private area,” they would use the back of the hand, rather than the palm side. Whew!

Now here’s the lesson. My brother was not happy. He thought the procedure was heavy handed (no pun intended) and over reaching (again, no pun intended). When he was released and it was time to move on, he had a little speech in mind that he was going to use to vent his frustration and “let them have it.”

He started into the speech, “I want you guys to know that I have travelled all over the world on many trips to just about everywhere (true statement).

And I just want you to know that I have never, ever, in my life been treated…” (and that’s where he paused, and thought better of what he had intended to say).

He gathered himself and swallowed his anger and finished with: “…never, ever been treated and examined so carefully and completely as I was here today. I want to thank you for your diligence in keeping things safe for all of us as we travel.” (Sometimes, it’s just better not to say what you want to say)

and raise money to improve the public restrooms here.” The Henderson, Nevada girl, who had a Mexican companion, said, “Oh, you get used to it.”

Later, I said, “What about the drinking water here? How do you deal with that?

She replied, “Oh, I drank some and had some issues. I got over it. I drank some more. I got over the issues. You know, you get used to it.”

(To her credit, I could tell that she wasn’t going to say anything negative about her life in Mexico and the people she loved — especially in the presence of her wonderful companion.)

The Lesson of ‘Don’t Yuck My Yum’

The credit for this lesson goes to my oldest son Jackson, who was on the trip.

He filled in as my traveling partner when my wife couldn’t break away for the trip.

He’s full of good advice and bits of information and knowledge. Some may simply say that “he’s full of it.”

When we were at a meal eating together, one of the teenage girls on the trip, good naturedly poked fun at my son about something he was eating. His response was, “Don’t Yuck My Yum!” We all laughed and that became a phrase that got used the rest of the trip. If you don’t like someone’s choice of food, clothing, style, likes, whatever — “Don’t Yuck Their Yum!” The last night of the trip, we ate at a fancy dancey restaurant overlooking the city. I chose a meal of gigantic shrimp, oyster mushrooms, potatoes, and some undetermined sauce. (I actually quite liked it) In this case, someone should have “yucked my yum” and stopped me from eating such a “wild card” dish South of the Border. A couple of hours later, I was hugging the “porcelain plumbing shrine” The Lesson of Adaptation in the bathroom at the hotel. Jackson We distributed many wheelchairs at consoled me and put a doubled-up bathquite large gatherings that the local Rorobe on the floor to save my feeble knees tary Clubs had organized. Even though The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day during my moments of regurgitative Saints has nothing to do with the wheel- need.

After the “digestive re-set” and a chair project, we had some LDS missionaries at the gatherings to help us translate night’s sleep, I was “right as rain” for the flights home. The trip overall was a great The Lesson of Traveling Smart as we spoke to locals. “feel good experience.” I’d recommend a I made a comment to a female misand Holding your Tongue “Chair The Hope” trip to anyone. There sionary after I came out of what I conare many lessons to be learned that are sidered to be an awful public restroom My oldest brother got stopped by best learned by “getting out there” and security in the airport in Houston when at the little plaza where we were. I said, experiencing. — Merrill clearing customs coming back into the “Perhaps we should start a foundation

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North Sanpete High School Lady Hawks Wrestling team compete during a 3A State Wrestling tournament on Feb. 17 at Sevier Valley Center in Richfield.

Wrestling From A1

Belen Wright, ranked 2nd going into the tournament, wrestled her way to 3rd place in her first season wrestling and her first ever state tournament. After losing to the eventual 1st place winner in round two, Belen wrestled masterfully against Juab and Manti opponents and pinned her way into 3rd place.

Journey Toomey (115) and Shea Rawlinson (145) both placed 4th place in their respective brackets after facing multi-year opponents from Canyon View, Manti, and Grantsville high schools. Both Journey and Shea faced off against 2021 state placers on their way to their outstanding 3rd place finishes.

Aubrie Stiglich (100), Annika Moffitt (135), and Hannah Perry (235) round off the list of Lady Hawk state placers, all earning 6th place spots in their first ever state tournament. Aubrie faced challenging opponents from Grants-

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and thankful to have her here safe and healthy. Thank you to the nurses, doctors, and all the staff of Sanpete Val-

ville and Juab and wrestled strong against each.

Annika, in a bracket containing two 2021 state placers, wrestled her way into the 6th place spot. Hannah wrestled the 235lb weight class, up one from her normal competitive bracket and fought tough competition to earn her 6th place finish.

These wrestlers capped off a season of hard training and competition with masterful wrestling and proudly represented North Sanpete High School in their first state tournament.

On 8 November 2021, all wrestlers committed to the girls wrestling program and drilled wrestling technique every available practice.

They wrestled three consecutive days of duels: road duels against ALA, Northridge, and a home stand against Enterprise to finish the regular season tired and bruised. Entering the post season, each wrestler was a stronger and more confident competitor and they all made North Sanpete High School proud at the season finale.

ley Hospital for taking such good care of us.”

As a small token gift to remember this day – Sanpete Valley Hospital gave each baby a special onesie created just for the occasion. It says:

“Special Delivery – Tuesday 2-22-22.”

So, what are the odds of a triple birth of babies born at Sanpete Valley Hospital on 2-22-22? The odds must be at least one in TWO million!

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CentraCom will be giving away six scholarships with an initial value of $750. If the recipient chooses to attend Snow College, the scholarship from CentraCom will be $1,500 and Snow College will match $500 raising the value to $2,000. where applicant resides.

Completed applications must be postmarked no later than April 8, 2022 and mailed to CentraCom, PO Box 7, Fairview, UT 84629, or delivered to our office at 35 South State, Fairview, UT 84629.

A committee will evaluate all of the applications submitted. The selection of the successful candidates will be based on the following criteria:

originality and creativity in presenting the essay, noteworthy involvement in community service and school activities, and future goals demonstrating a genuine interest in continuing education.

The chosen candidates will be notified by telephone and by mail.

But hurry, the application deadline is April 8!

Water Master Bid Twin Creek Irrigation Company is now accepting bids for the following position: Water Master for the 2021 Irrigation Season Please submit written bids to: Twin Creek Irrigation Company P.O. Box 37 Mt. Pleasant, UT 84647

By March 9, 2022 Twin Creek Irrigation Company reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids submitted.

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM APPLY TODAY

SANPETE VALLEY HOSPITAL SCHOLARSHIP In an on-going effort to support the students in our communities, Sanpete Valley Hospital is proud to announce the annual Sanpete Valley Hospital Scholarship program. This program will donate three $1,000 scholarship awards to high school seniors in Sanpete County.

To be considered, applicants must meet the following criteria: • Currently a high school senior at a Sanpete County High School, or participating in an accredited HS curriculum and residing in Sanpete County.

• Hold a current GPA of 3.5 or higher • Plan to pursue a career in healthcare • Be actively involved in community service

APPLICANT PROCESS Applications may be obtained at sanpetehospital.org or from high school counselors. Completed application, along with resume, and a 300-500 word essay must be scanned and emailed to shauna.watts@ imail.org by Monday, April 25, 2022. The

essay should provide details on the student’s experience with community service as well as plans for pursuing a career in healthcare, and how they would use the scholarship award if selected.

SELECTION A select team of representatives will review the applicants and select three students to receive the $1,000 scholarship awards.

Selection will be based on the student’s application, resume, and essay.

AWARD PROCESS Scholarship recipients will need to provide proof of registration at Snow College to Sanpete Valley Hospital and complete applicable tax forms in order to receive the award. Sanpete Valley Hospital will

then make the $1,000 donation towards the student’s tuition or other schooling expenses (please allow for at least four weeks processing time from when the forms are submitted to the time that the award check is received). Scholarship awards will be held for up to three years for those recipients(s) who will not be attending college for the following school year(s). Recipients are under no obligation for employment at Sanpete Valley Hospital or any Intermountain facilities once schooling is complete.

CONTACT Please contact Shauna Watts at Sanpete Valley Hospital with any questions at shauna.watts@imail.org.

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