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Creating a Community That Cares in North Sanpete BY GLORIA ALBRECHT
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The national Communities That Care (CTC) initiative is helping atrisk youth throughout the country. The system plans and marshals community resources to address and prevent problematic behavior in youth through a variety of programs and initiatives. The main goal of CTC is to create a “community prevention board comprising public officials and community leaders to identify and
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reduce risk factors while promoting protective factors.” On Monday, June 7th 2021 the newly formed North Sanpete CTC Coalition met for the first time in Mt. Pleasant City Hall. The coalition’s mission statement is “Create A Community That Cares,” and the community leaders who attended Monday’s meeting discussed the needs across the county, risk factors to youth and population growth. It was the tip of the iceberg. Sub-
sequent meetings will be held the first Monday of each month. The North Sanpete CTC coalition is committed to move forward with enhanced programs and services for at risk youth of our community, reaching into family services to support youth from within the family unit as well. Among the community leaders who attended the first meeting were mayors, police chiefs, school counselors, and executives from the Mt. Pleasant li-
brary, North Sanpete Hospital, the Sanpete County Outreach program, and the Sanpete Pantry, all from North Sanpete County. Each member of the coalition took a few minutes to outline the services and programs available from their department and the challenges they face in reaching the citizens of North Sanpete. In the future, The Pyramid will help outline how and where CTC is providing programs and services
and how to access them. Suicide, drug abuse, alcohol abuse and mental health are being targeted. There is a big focus on kids’ programs and family time. The lack of “basic needs” has been identified as raising risk factors for these problems. The Coalition is committed to offering and enhancing resources that help families and individuals who are experiencing difficulty, thereby building a better future for the entire county.
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Bennion Creek fire contiunes to burn
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The Sanpete Pantry continues the Mobile outreach program will be at the following location Thursday evening. Date: Thursday, June 17. When: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Where: Moroni Trailer Park. The Sanpete Pantry attributes the success they had last month to the generous community support not only in donations but in time and effort that many so graciously gave to those in need. Please get the word out to all those who you think would benefit from being able to come and get food for their families. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
A large air tanker (VLAT) drops retardant on Division Zulu.
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On Sunday, the first of several forecasted days of Red Flag conditions tested fire control lines on the Bennion Creek fire, which is burning northwest of Scofield Reservoir. The fire is located in rugged country between Skyline and Starvation roads, on the Manti-La Sal National Forest. One evacuation order and several closures remain in effect for areas affected by the fire. Firefighters are working aggressively to contain the fire, protect structures, and mop up perimeter lines. Today, a large pocket of unconsumed fuels burned on the southeast side of the fire. Firefighters protected Sugar House Camp structures in the area, and prevented fire from crossing east of Starvation road or south of Forest Road 0008. Crews also enhanced protection measures for structures in the Bennion Creek camp. Planning and preparation for potential future protection of structures around Scofield Reservoir continued. For public safety, Aspen Cove has been evacuated. The evacuation order will be reevaluated daily
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The Bennion Fire burning through a mixed conifer stand bordered by Quaking Aspen on June 8. The Bennion Creek Fire, reported June 4, is at 1,371 acres burned along the Bennion Creek drainage area. depended of the fire’s activity. No growth occurred in the portion of the fire east of Starvation Road. Crews mopped up residual heat from Saturday’s successful burnout along the west side of Starvation Road. On the south side of the fire, crews continued to construct fireline along the 0008 road at the heads of Kelly Canyon and Bennion Creek drainages. Scouting of additional control features west
of Starvation Creek is ongoing. On the north side, crews worked to secure and improve handline and dozer line, and scout for opportunities for additional control lines. Crews will remain on the fireline overnight to perform structure protection and fire suppression work. Two CL415 Canadair super scooper aircraft helped firefighters control the most active parts
of the fire today. Two heavy, two medium, and one light helicopter also supported suppression efforts today. A temporary flight restriction remains in place over the fire. Smoke is visible in the surrounding communities and from Highway 6. Starvation road, Bennion Ridge road, Forest Road 0008(Bear Ridge Road), and Fish Creek Trail are closed for public & firefighter safety. With parts of Utah experiencing extreme dry conditions not seen since the 1930’s dust bowl era, please be cautious with ignition sources while outdoors, and remain clear of the fire area. Current Staffing: Handcrews: 8 Engines: 8 Helicopters: 5 Dozer: 1 Closures: Bennion Ridge Road, Forest Road 0008 (Bear Ridge Road), Starvation Road, and Fish Creek Trail. Evacuations: The Aspen Cove subdivision has been evacuated; its status will be re-evaluated tomorrow evening.
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Kent at age 57 beloved son and brother passed away peacefully after his battle with cancer on June 10th 2021. He was born April 26, 1964 in Salt Lake City, UT to Evan Warren Christensen and Vivian Marie Daniels. Kent loved music and was the happiest when playing his drums. Kent was survived by mother, Vivian M. Daniels Whited; sister, Wendy Helphenstine (Duke); step-family, Cheyenne Hinote (Troy)Suzette Bunting, Glen Whited (Laura), Gary Whited (Georgia), Quinn Reno Whited (Cathy). He was preceded in death by his father, Evan Warren Christensen; sister, Denise Christensen; stepfather, David Bruce Whited and Davis Whited. Funeral service Friday June
18, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. at Rasmussen Mortuary (96 N 100 W) in Mount Pleasant, UT. Visitation from 10:30-11:00 a.m. prior at the mortuary. Interment in the Mount Pleasant City Cemetery. Online condolences and Live Zoom Link at rasmussenmortuary. com.
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Buena Fay Moore, 93 of Ephraim, UT, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on June 7, 2021. Born April 28, 1928 to Charles Abner & Mary Ann Petrea Olsen Peterson in Vineyard, UT. Buena led a life of quiet service. As a young woman she was a full-time missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Texas-Louisiana Mission. After returning home one of the other missionaries introduced Buena to her brother, Blaine. He opened her eyes to new worlds of life all around that she had overlooked before and captured her heart. They were married in the Salt Lake Temple on May 28, 1956. Buena continued her service in many capacities in the church. She especially enjoyed working with her husband in the church’s family history extraction program and as a temple worker in the Manti Temple. She was also active in community groups, including the Snow College Campus Women and the Sanpete Historical Writing Committee She was well known for her cooking. Her meals and baked goods were enjoyed by many. Visiting friends and family could always count on a good meal, a listening ear, and a place to sleep. Buena took pleasure in drawing, sewing, family history and scripture study. She loved children and was a great tease. She was an example of faith and relied on prayer to help her through life’s challenges. Most of all, she was devoted to her family. She was their best coach, cheerleader, assistant, nurse and counselor. Buena is survived by her children, Jeffery Floyd
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(Nancy) Moore, Murray, UT; Suzanne (Roland) Dearden, Salt Lake City, Utah; Marianne Moore, Vernal, UT; Larry Blaine (Staci) Moore, South Jordan, UT; brother, Dale J (Millie) Peterson, Springville, UT; 18 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her parents; husband Tom Blaine Moore; siblings, Fornia May (Kent) Prue, Charles Lavern Peterson, Harold (Veda) Peterson, Lyndon (Clara) Peterson, Duglus Eugene (Dorothy) Peterson, Anna Ardith (Wilson) Pace, Nedra LaRay Peterson, Phyllis Darlene (Jack) Walker, Thora (Osmer) Bills, Charlene (Ted) Dart, Maryln Peterson, Emily Winona (Ray) Wilson, Glenna (Gerald) Romero and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday, June 19, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. in the Ephraim Stake Center with a viewing from 11:30 a.m. — 12:30 p.m. prior to services at the church. Interment in the Ephraim Park Cemetery. Online condolences and live Zoom link at rasmussenmortuary.com in her obituary. In lieu of flowers please donate to the Temple Patron Assistance Fund or a charity of your choice.
Nona Iva Lee Hall Mower 1928-2021
Mt. Pleasant, Utah — It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Nona Iva Lee Hall Mower on June 7, 2021, at the age of 92. Nona Iva Lee was born on December 13, 1928 in Waycross, Georgia as the oldest daughter of William Henry and Addie Mozelle Griffis Hall. Nona Iva Lee lost the love of her life, Roland Deloy “RD” on July 8, 2019 after 70 years of marriage. They were married in Folkston, Georgia December 23, 1948. They were later sealed for time and eternity in the Salt Lake temple June 10, 1966. Nona Iva Lee was raised by her parents who worked as sharecroppers raising tobacco and corn. One of her main farm tasks was to plow the fields behind the mule. This taught her to work hard and to always do her best. Because of her work ethic, many people watched her plow beautiful straight furrows and she was offered everything from chocolate candy to a job working in the post office one summer. Nona Iva Lee excelled in school and completed both the 5th & 6th grades in the same year. She was proud of her accomplishment of being the very first person in her family to graduate from high school. She graduated from Patterson High School in Patterson, Georgia in 1945. Following high school, she wanted to better herself and went to Jacksonville, Florida and was hired on as a Southern Bell shift supervisor/telephone operator. It was her supervisor’s husband that introduced Nona to a handsome sailor. They were engaged only nine days after they were introduced and were married four months later after RD was discharged from the Navy. Nona Iva Lee moved from Georgia and as she always liked to say, “moved to the
21 great-grandchildren, 4 great-great-grandchildren; and nine Foreign Exchange students: Maria, Connie, Kathy, Marta, Angelita, Rafico, Jose Fernando, Mauro, and Danilo who lived with Nona Iva Lee and RD at various times. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews around the United States. Nona Iva Lee is preceded in death by her husband; parents; daughter, Connie L. Mower, Fairview, Utah; brother, Alvin L. Hall; wild, wild west”. She never Arizona; Mt. Pleasant, Utah; sisters and brothers-instopped missing Georgia law, Miley “Toot” Moody and finally, the Bennion and loved to go back and (Cleon); Louise Capp Veterans Home in Payson, visit. She was extremely (Horace “Lightning”); Nola Utah. proud of her Georgia Mae (Aaron) Robinson; Lena Nona Iva Lee remained heritage. Navira (Joseph) Davis, all of active as a member in The During the early years Georgia; mother/father-inChurch of Jesus Christ of marriage, Nona Iva Lee Law Viola E and Roland G of Latter-day Saints and worked as a telephone oper- held many positions with Mower; sisters and brothator in Florida, Utah, then ers-in-law, Lynne Jensen the children, youth and Chicago, Illinois and again (Merrill D), all of Fairview, women in the Relief Sociin Utah to help support their ety. The calling she talked Utah and Sheryl Muir (Dale), about most was being the family while RD earned his Seneca, South Carolina; and nursery “grandma”. Even bachelor’s degree at the Ralph Lillie, South Jordan, University of Utah and con- before she was a member, Utah. currently attended ROTC she was a visiting teacher A celebration of Nona training and was commisand a primary teacher. She Iva Lee’s life, final earthly sioned a Second Lieutenant believed in serving others, goodbyes, and viewing will in the United States Air by working in the temple take place Friday, June 18, Force. Nona Iva Lee excelled and helping everyone in 2021 from 6:00-7:30 pm at in all the places they lived. need. In Nona Iva Lee’s Rasmussen Mortuary, 96 Each time they moved to a spare time, she excelled in North 100 West, Mt Pleasnew place, she would stand sewing, cooking, gardening, ant, Utah. Funeral services at the door of the chapel to flower arranging, and crafts. will be held on Saturday, June 19, 2021 at 11:00 am introduce herself to her new She canned everything at the Mt. Pleasant LDS ward members. Even though and had the most beautiful they moved approximately food storage room. What an Chapel located at 295 South State, Mt, Pleasant, Utah. every two years, she taught example! A viewing will also be held her children to make the Nona Iva Lee leaves 9:30 — 10:30 am prior to the best of every new situation behind daughters Carol L. funeral. Interment will be at and home. She told her Clawson, South Jordan, family that there is good and Utah and Christi L Edwards the Fairview City Cemetery. Special thanks to the bad about each new place (Brad), Chino Valley, Arizona; sons Roland C. Mower Bennions Veteran Home and and you must look for the (Charlotte), Pagosa Springs, staff for the excellent care, good. Their family lived Colorado; Richard H. Mower compassion, and friendship in SLC, Utah; Moultrie, (Tina), Bismarck, North they gave to Nona. Online Georgia; Enid, Oklahoma; Dakota; and Minh Dang condolences and live Zoom Waco, Texas; San Antonio, (Anh), Garden City, Califor- link at rasmussenmortuay. Texas; Air Force Academy, nia; brother William H. Hall com Colorado; a second time in (Waunell), Mershon, GeorKSL Life Story at SLC, Utah; Topeka Kansas; https://www.thememDayton, Ohio; Grand Forks, gia; sister-in-law Emily Lillie, St. George, Utah; and ories.com/obituary/ North Dakota; Bogota, a legacy of 19 grandchildren, nona-mower/27279 Colombia; Chino Valley,
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ome time back, I bought a pair of corduroy pants. I’ve always kind of enjoyed the feel and look of corduroys. One of the most “famous” pictures of me in my now long photographic history, is one of me as a pre-schooler in corduroys with suspenders. If I remember right (I often give a memory disclaimer now), I had just been to the doctor for shots. My mom rewarded me for being a “good boy” by taking me to the photographer. What a reward, huh? What ever happened to ice cream? (I actually think I got that too.) I once had a pair of corduroys which were a stove pipe leg style with alternating black and white, wide, stripey wales. That was when I was in a rock’n’roll band called “The Coachmen” during my high school days. Along with the corduroys, we wore ruffled shirts, black vests and Beatle boots. Paul Revere and The Raiders were popular at that time of the ’60’s and we were kind of imitating that look as many bands did back then. Because of that, it was extra fun for me to see the tribute, “descendant” band “Paul Revere’s Raiders” at the Scandinavian Festival in Ephraim on Memorial Day weekend. One of my original “Coachmen” band buddies and his entourage made the trip from Salt Lake for the event. And yes, it was me, who dragged my wife up front. We were the first ones up when the band invited people to dance and played “Little Latin Lupe Lu.” Doing that dancing may be a contributor as to why I’m limping these days and had my knee e-rayed last week. (results still pending) But all of this, while semi-interesting, to the most bored readers, is beside my point for this piece. Sorry, you know me; I get easily distracted. So, meanwhile, back at the pants. As I was pulling on my most recently purchased corduroys, I noticed a label of a type that I don’t remember seeing before. (This is just what you want to hear about, right? — me putting on my pants?) Anyway, there was a label on the inside of the pants which read: “Savane: Because It’s Your Time.” It was the brand name with a motto or slogan inside the pants. So I thought to myself, “Umm — yeah, It is my time...to wear pants. What a strange motto in a strange place.” (Does this mean that when I’m not wearing pants, that it isn’t “my time?” I beg to differ.) I’m not aware of too many pants makers who put mottos inside their pants. I do know that on the inner fly of some Lucky brand jeans it used to say, “Lucky You.” I’ll let you think about that one on your own time. Of course, mottos and
slogans have their place in our world. Some make good sense. It’s usually the old-fashioned ones that fall into this category. One of the most recognized mottos in America is that of the Boy Scouts. “Be Prepared.” That sounds good and it fits for the organization. But perhaps, “Because It’s Your Time” or “Lucky You” would work as well for the Scouts. Traditional mottos and slogans seem to have longevity. Those of us who are a little older all remember “Melts in your mouth, not in your hand” (for M & Ms) and “Good to the Last Drop” (for Maxwell House coffee). New fangled mottos don’t seem to have the same pizzazz and seem to be more about the selfish desires of the customer rather than promotion of the product. I know of a company with a presence in Sanpete County which had for a time the motto, “The Customer is our Destiny.” That’s quite a lofty concept and should make a customer feel like deity. Under this hypothesis, the sole purpose of life for this company is to placate, accommodate and otherwise satisfy the customer. An annoying slogan (to me) that is playing a lot on TV right now is one for Smith’s Markets. They’re using cartoon’ish characters prancing around the store checking the food. The slogan is that their food is “Fresher than Fresh.” (They also say that their “deals are lower than low.”) What does that mean – fresher than fresh? To me food is fresh or it’s not fresh. There’s no such thing as fresher than fresh. Literally, I would think, fresher than fresh, would have to mean green bananas, instead of yellow ones. It would mean that you’re drinking warm milk just squeezed from a Holstein cow. It could mean Hostess Twinkies two months old or less (which I love). I think you get my point. Some people adopt personal mottos for their lives. Lester Holt says “Please take care of yourself… and each other” at the end of each NBC Nightly News broadcast. Dan Rather used to have the single word “courage” as a motto of sorts. At the end of each newscast he’d simply say, “Courage.” I’m working on a personal motto. I’ll let you know when I have it finalized. A one word possibility is: “Survive.” I’ve sometimes used, “Fake it, ‘til you make it” as a motto. A friend had the motto: “It seemed like a good idea at the time.” That would be a fitting motto for my life as well. You might want to formulate a motto or slogan for your life. A personal motto may be helpful and motivating. If you need some ideas, just pay attention when you put on your pants in the morning. — Merrill
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RETRACTION The pool at Skyline Mountain Resort is only available to “members and guests.” In the past, it has been open to the public, but, with the growth of the resort, they are unable
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Danger prompts campfire ban in Utah wildlife areas Target shooting with firearms also barred due to fire concerns SALT LAKE CITY — Due to extreme drought and wildfire danger, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is temporarily banning campfires and recreational target shooting with a firearm on its 146 wildlife management areas (WMAs) across the state. Wildlife management areas help minimize and mitigate wildlife depredation on private property, and are vital to providing important winter ranges and feeding grounds for many wildlife species, including big game. These lands are purchased and managed using the money generated by fishing and hunting license sales. Because wildfires can destroy essential wildlife habitat, this temporary ban will protect Utah’s wildlife management areas. “Significant resources go toward improving the habitat in these wildlife and waterfowl management areas
to make them more beneficial for a variety of wildlife species, which is why these proactive, preventative measures are so important,” DWR Director Rory Reynolds said. “Protecting these resources from wildfire is crucial for wildlife and is a huge benefit for anglers, hunters and other wildlife enthusiasts who utilize these properties.” Effective immediately and until fire conditions improve, target shooting with firearms is not allowed on any WMAs,
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435-851-9610
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Specializing in:
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Located in Ephraim Phone:
(801) 380-3898
Mobile:
(435) 851-7598
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New construction Concrete Fencing Remodeling Excavating Landscaping, Lawn Care
You Are Invited to Worship With Us
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Baptist Church
1045 South Medical Drive, Mt. Pleasant (across the parking lot from Sanpete Valley Hospital)
Sunday Services: 10 & 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Evenings: 6:30 p.m.
(435) 469-0564
TJ’s Roofing Quality Roofing at Affordable Prices 21 yrs of Business in Sanpete County & Surrounding Areas
(435) 462-9319
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WE SPECIALIZE IN: Sprinkler Installation & Repair Outdoor Lighting & Ponds Call (435) 462-9136 or Concrete Curbing • Hydro Seeding (435) 469-1094 Lawn Aeration • Spraying • Fencing Licensed & Insured Lawn Maintenance
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*All participants who attend an estimated 60-90 minute in-home product consultation will receive a $25 gift card. Retail value is $25. Of f er sponsored b y Metal Man Roof i ng. Limit one per household. Company procures sells, and installs seamless gutter protection. This of f er is valid for homeowners over 18 years of age. If married or involved with a life partner, both co-habitating persons must attend and complete presentation together. Participants must have a photo ID, be able to understand English, and be legally able to enter into a contract. The following persons are not eligible for this of f er: employees of Company or af f i liated companies or entities, their immediate family members, previous participants in a Company in-home consultation within the past 12 months and all current and former Company customers. Gift may not be extended, transferred, or substituted except that Company may substitute a gift of equal or greater value if it deems it necessary. Gift card will be mailed to the participant via f i rst class United States Mail or e-mailed within 21 days of receipt of the promotion form. Not valid in conjunction with any other promotion or discount of any kind. Offer not sponsored or promoted by Lowe’s and is subject to change without notice prior to reservation. Expires 6/30/2021. Metal Man operates as Metal Man of Utah in Utah under Lic. #12132085-5501
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1201 S. University Ave., Provo
801-623-5184
Store Hours: Monday-Saturday: 10am - 7pm
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Legal Notices Fairview City Candidate Listing 2021 Mayor Brad Welch C Gilbert Dewolf Councilmember 4-Year Term Talon C Peterson Kirk A Watts Aaron Watts Casey I Anderson Sean P. Rawlinson Shirlene D Rasmussen Councilmember 2-Year Term Michael MacKay Jan Anderson Fairview City Recorder Legal Notice 7987 Published in Pyramid on June 17, 24, 2021 NOTICE TO WATER USERS The applications below were filed with the Division of Water Rights in Sanpete County. These are informal proceedings per Rule 655-6-2. Protests concerning an application must be legibly written or typed, contain the name and mailing address of the protesting party, STATE THE APPLICATION NUMBER PROTESTED, CITE REASONS FOR THE PROTEST, and REQUEST A HEARING, if desired. Also, A $15 FEE MUST BE INCLUDED FOR EACH APPLICATION PROTESTED. Protests must be filed with the Division of Water Rights on or before Jul. 7, 2021 either electronically using the Division‘s on-line Protest of Application form, by hand delivery to a Division office, or by mail at PO Box 146300, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6300. Please visit waterrights.utah.gov or call (801)538-7240 for additional information. CHANGE APPLICATION(S) 51-8938 (a47300): Natalie Hunt propose(s) using 1 ac-ft. from groundwater (6.5 miles West Milburn) for DOMESTIC; IRRIGATION. NONUSE APPLICATION(S) 51-8952 (A33501): Alan O. Wright, Joseph and Aubrey Wright is/are seeking a nonuse period for 1.5 ac-ft. from groundwater (Indianola area) for IRRIGATION. Teresa Wilhelmsen, P.E. State Engineer Legal Notice 7924 Published in Pyramid on June 10, 17, 2021
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This Father’s Day It’s all about COMFORT Let Dad Rest Easy or Catch Some ZZZ’s with a New Recliner or Mattress Set!
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mere 3.6 seconds. Yes, something for everyone indeed! From A7 Inside, the upgraded Napa leather quilted seating for everyone in the market we would have to think. Each one surfaces were very much designed for comfort and comes complete with a twin enjoyment, which we partook scroll turbocharger, making of completely during our each unique in its own way. week-long test ride. They Our test ride came in a would adjust in what seemed 6-cylinder version complete like endless ways, were heated with 335 ponies that would and cooled, providing comrun to 60 mph in a short 4.9 seconds. Very quick for a full- plete comfort no matter what sized sedan. We certainly had the drive involved. New this year to the 5 Seno complaints from our adult ries is an advanced driver daughter Sadie when she was in the back for any of the assistance system, OK, so times we were out on errands pretty much every manufacturer is adding blind spot or for dinner. If that were not fast enough monitors, adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist and one could step up to a V8 model that makes 523 horse- the like. BMW has taken those technologies to anpower and gets to 60 in a
other level with this system. The system will display on the driver information screen, an enhanced 3D rendering of the surrounding area, depicting all the cars, trucks and motorcycles which are seen by the onboard cameras, in not only the driver’s lane but adjacent lanes also. It will then take all of this information and highlight vehicles that are within a critical distance of the Bimmer, and also indicate the best way to maneuver to get out of a bad situation if needed. This will help to ensure that the driver has all of the relevant information needed to make maneuvers to avoid an accident if possible. If navigation is being used, the instructions will be shown above this camera view for the driver to follow. OK, so it was a very cool new addition and a great help in a heavy traffic situation, however, the navigation gets even better by using real time traffic data to update the route that has been input. This is all stored in the Cloud and transmitted back to the vehicle via satellite and should make updates within seconds of getting new driving information from the BMW fleet. Also new this year is a personal assistant in the 5 Series that allows the driver or passenger to talk with the vehicle simply by saying the words, “Hey, BMW” and the assistant will try and help with questions, navigation, rolling up and down windows, and adjusting climate — those kinds of things. It worked very similar to Alexa in our home, just more vehicle centric. Technology, power and excitement again add up to the “The Ultimate Driving Machine” in the new BMW 5 Series Sedan! Base price: $61,780 Destination: $995 Price as driven: $77,935
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JUNE 23, 2021 OPEN FROM 3:00 PM TO 7:00 PM ET Learn about signing up for Medicare! Go to www. shiphelp.org for more details, to see the agenda, and to register. This fair is for people turning 65 or joining Medicare because of a disability. Learn about Medicare – and all its parts - to assist you in your initial enrollment decisions. There is no cost to attend. Join us online for any length of time! Get trusted, unbiased Medicare education to help you make Medicare choices that best meet your needs. There will be national expert presenters on Medicare eligibility, enrollment, and coverage options. Chat with exhibitors from your state health insurance assistance programs (SHIP) for answers to your individual questions. State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) supported by the SIX County Association of Governments (SCAOG) can provide this trusted unbiased Medicare counseling. Call Doug Kirkham 435-893-0728 www.shiphelp.org -ORwww.shiptacenter.org
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MSRP $37,040 AWD
MSRP $33,085
MSRP $28,890
MSRP $49,595
2021 BUICK ENVISION
NEW 2021 CHEVY EQUINOX
NEW 2021 CHEVY MALIBU
2021 CHEVY TRAVERSE
$34,340
SALE PRICE
$29,777
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$27,890
SALE PRICE
$46,620
SPORTING TOURING PACKAGE 2017 BUICK ENCORE
$17,995
Like New 2016 FORD FOCUS
$10,495
2017 GMC SLT ½ TON
$44,495
2019 CHEVY ½ TON LT
$49,995
4WD LOADED 2017 RAM 1500
$21,000
2013 HYUNDAI SONATA
$10,995
2018 CHEVY 1500
$47,995
CXL
2014 CHEVY IMPALA
$11,995
BIG HORN PKG, 14,000 MILES
2008 BUICK LUCERNE
$6,995
2018 CHEVY EQUINOX
$23,995
2018 FORD FUSION
$18,495
LEATHER, LOADED 2018 CHEVY MALIBU
$19,995
2017 FORD EXPLORER
$25,000
2020 RAM 2500 DIESEL
$62,880
Low Low miles 2013 FORD EDGE
$14,350
2020 BUICK ENCORE
$25,995
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SALE DATES:
FREE BIG HUNK FOR DAD!
With a minimum $10 Purchase
JUNE 16-26, 2021
While Supplies Last. Limit 1 Per Purchase, Saturday, June 19 Only.
15 Gallon
Assorted Trees
7999
$
Reg. Price $89.99
SALE DATES: JUNE 16-26
FREE
15TREE
5 Gallon
5 Gallon
Shrub, Assorted
Assorted Trees
2699
3799
$
$
Gallon
4”
Perennials
Vegetable
6
1
$ 59
$ 79
Reg. Price $39.99
Reg. Price $28.99
Reg. Price $7.29
Reg. Price $1.99
5TREE
5SHRUB
GP
4VG
4”
1 Gallon
6 Pack
4”
Herb
Vegetable
3
$ 79
Reg. Price $4.00
3
$ 59
3
$ 49
Reg. Price $3.25
While Supplies Last
Perennials
Flowers or Vegetables
2
$ 69
DONUTS FOR DAD! Saturday, June 19 8 a.m.
Reg. Price $3.79
Reg. Price $3.89
4H
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Gallon
Select “Ready to be Planted”
Seed
Annual
Wave Petunias
Tomato Pot
3
Reg. Price $3.99
59¢ lb.
$ 15
$ 59
Reg. Price $3.99
Reg. Price $3.99
Milwaukee 2-Tool M18 FUEL Lithium-Ion Brushless Hammer Drill & Impact Driver
Potatoes
2
3
$ 59
1095 S. Hwy. 89, Mt. Pleasant • 435-462-0100
Cordless Tool Combo Kit
Reg. Price 89¢ lb.
35999
$ TG
SP4
Assorted Hanging Mini
ORANGEDOT
Alpine 10 in.
Wind Chime
Gnome Lawn Ornament
1399
$
8
$ 99
Reg. Price $15.59
Reg. Price $11.99
POTATO
Solar Stake Light
1399
$
705792
801989
Miracle-Gro 2 cu. ft. 40-1/2 lb. All Purpose Indoor & Outdoor
1.5 cu. ft.
2 cu. ft.
Plants Potting Soil
12
$
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3
$ 29 Reg. Price $3.59
Reg. Price $13.99
2 cu. ft.
2 cu. ft.
2 cu. ft.
3
3
$ 99
$ 99
Reg. Price $5.99
Reg. Price $5.99
3
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2 cu. ft.
2 cu. ft.
2 cu. ft.
3
$ 99 Reg. Price $5.99
Black Mulch
3
$ 99 Reg. Price $5.99
2 cu. ft.
2 cu. ft.
3
$ 99
99
Cordless Drill Kit
55
$
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Nutri-Mulch
300124
DCK420D2
M18 Fuel
Milwaukee Shockwave PACKOUT (100-Piece) Impact
Milwaukee PACKOUT 400 lb.
4
$ 99
Screwdriver Bit Set
7999
$
Best Garden Flexogen 5/8 in. dia. x 50 ft. L. Heavy Duty
Reg. Price $5.79
17
Reg. Price $19.99
Soft & Supple Garden Hose
22
$
99
SAVE
15
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Reg. Price $37.99
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Best Garden Flexogen 5/8 in. dia. x 50 ft. L.
Best Garden Poly 5800 sq. ft.
Best Garden Metal 3500 sq. ft. Blue & Gray
Garden Hose
2299
$
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724513
Sled Impulse Sprinkler
9
$ 99 Reg. Price $12.99
724354
14999
Reg. Price $209.99
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95 Piece
Intex 89 in W x 103 in. L. x 22 in. D. Green Vinyl Family
NOW AVAILABLE!
99
Reg. Price $54.99
44 lb. Granulated
Capacity Hand Truck
$
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Reg. Price $5.99
2 cu. ft. Supersoil
4
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$
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80
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Drill Driver Kit
517
$
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$
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$ 99
Impact Drill Kit Reg. Price $399.99
Reg. Price $64.99
Inflatable Swimming Pool
3299
$
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Azomite
90
4 pc. Dewalt
Reg. Price $289.99
Reg. Price $5.99
Planting Compost
$
Black & Decker 20 Volt MAX Lithium-Ion 3/8 in.
20999
3
1 cu. ft.
Reg. Price $3.99
50
Milwaukee M18 REDLITHIUM 18 Volt Lithium-Ion Ah High Demand, 9-amp
$
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1/2” Drill
$ 99
509
$ 59
Reg. Price $169.99
704479
Reg. Price $199.99
Brown Mulch
504
Blended Brown Mulch
7999
$
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Top Soil Plus
Trail Camera
Reg. Price $5.99
508
Shredded Bark
5999
$
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$ 99
Moultrie M-8000i 20-Megapixel
Mini Trail Camera
SAVE
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Moultri A-25i 12-Megapixel
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Reg. Price $109.99
Tool Battery
506
Reg. Price $189.99
315303
Reg. Price $139.99
$
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Reg. Price $205.99
13999
$
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$ 59
165
Playground Chips
301184
60
$
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17999
$
Cordless Tool Combo Kit
SAVE
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Soil Prep
765764
Red Mulch
$
Moultri M-4000i 16 Megapixel
Reg. Price $22.99
Cordless Tool Combo Kit
Milwaukee 2-Tool M12 12V Lithium Ion Drill/Driver & Impact Driver
SAVE
Alpine Solaris Metal, Plastic, & Glass Rain Gauge 39 in. H.
LJJ1228A72
Clay Buster
Reg. Price $419.99
Milwaukee 2-Tool M18 LithiumIon Compact Drill/Driver & Impact Driver
48-89-1561
Houseplan & Blueprint Copies
3
$ 00
Per Sheet
843393
NOW OPEN!
Oscillating Sprinkler
1999
$
SUMMER HOURS 12 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Reg. Price $22.99
724336
*Limited to quantity on hand no rainchecks available
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1095 S. Hwy. 89, Mt. Pleasant • 435-462-0100
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SALE DATES:
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Roundup Extended Control 1.33 Gal. Ready to Use Wand Sprayer
Roundup 1 gal. Ready to Use Trigger Spray
Roundup 1.33 gal. Ready to Use, Pump ‘N Go Wand Sprayer
Weed & Grass Killer + Weed Preventer II
Weed & Grass Killer III
Weed & Grass Killer III
1499
2199
$
$
2599
$
Reg. Price $15.99
Reg. Price $24.99
Roundup 36.8 oz. Concentrate Plus
Weed & Grass Killer
25
$
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Galveston Table
Ortho GroundClear 1 gal. Concentrate
Vegetation Killer
2199
$
Scotts Lawn Pro Weed & Feed 14.88 lb. 5000 sq. ft. 26-0-3
Lawn Fertilizer with Weed Killer
7999
Reg. Price $139.99
801810
Lawn Fertilizer with Weed Killer
1699
Reg. Price $27.99
50
Gro-Fine Weed & Feed 13 lb. 5000 sq. ft. 30-0-3
1599
$
Reg. Price $24.99
SAVE
$
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JUNE 16-26, 2021
While Supplies Last. Limit 1 Per Purchase, Saturday, June 19 Only.
With a minimum $10 Purchase
56”x35”
$
Reg. Price $18.99
Reg. Price $19.99
Reg. Price $29.99
747523
716995
753005
714496
702358
703806
768075
Scotts Eco Scraps 45 lb. 2500 sq. ft. 4-2-0
Scotts Turf Builder Weed & Feed 14.54 lb. 5000 sq. ft. 28-0-3
Scotts 4-Step Program Step 3 12.60 lb. 5000 sq. ft. 32-0-4
Scotts 4-Step Program Step 3 37.30 lb. 15,000 sq. ft. 32-0-4
Lilly Miler 20 lb. 21-0-0
Lilly Miller 20 lb. 4000 sq. ft. 16-16-16
Nelson Electroinc Single Outlet
Lawn Fertilizer with 2% Iron
Lawn Fertilizer with Weed Killer
Lawn Fertilizer
1399
$
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22
$
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$
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99
Lawn Fertilizer with 2% Iron
49
$
99
Reg. Price $25.99
Reg. Price $22.99
Reg. Price $54.99
762366
765190
723401
731694
Rescue Disposable Outdoor
Rescue Disposable Western Verson
Milwaukee Thunderbolt 15- Piece Black Oxide 1/16 in thru 3/8 in
Milwaukee M18 ROCKET 18 Volt Lithium-Ion LED Dual Power Tower Cordless
Fly Trap
Yellow Jacket Trap Drill Bit Set
4
$ 99
4
Reg. Price $6.59
$
Reg. Price $5.99
Reg. Price $27.99
17999
$
Reg. Price $219.99
Watering Timer
All Purpose Fertilizer
1399
$
2999
$
18
$
Reg. Price $17.99
99
Reg. Price $37.99
Reg. Price $22.99
750903
Work Light (Bare Tool)
2299
$ 99
Ammonium Sulfate
715774
724489
Wiley Wallaby Licorice Candy, Asst. • Funsorts Asst. Fruit Flavor 8 oz. Licorice • Red Licorice 10 oz. Candy • Green Apple Licorice 10 oz. Candy • Black Licorice10 oz. Candy • Black Licorice 10 oz. Outback Beans • Assorted Licorice Flavors 8 oz. Candy
3
$ 99 Reg. Price $4.99
713880
700928
358874
303630
Milwaukee M18 FUEL 16 in. 18V Lithium Ion
21 Degree
Midwest Can 5 gal. Plastic Auto Shut Off
Lubrimatic E-Z 3.2 oz.
Framing Nailer
Cordless Chainsaw Kit
419
$
Red Gasoline Fuel Can
139
$
99
99
2-Cycle Motor Oil
1
$ 99
19
$
Reg. Price $149.99
984051, 970011, 970505, 970012, 970014, 970517
99
705610
45
Reg. Price $2.59
584003
FMPFR2190
Pelican Elite 50-qt. Dark Gray & Green
Pelican Elite 70-qt. Dark Gray & Green
SAVE
90 Cooler
$
Cooler
140 Cooler
$
SAVE
$
99
50’ 16/3 Prostar Yellow
99
585343
574430
D11716050YL
Valley Forge 3 ft. x 5 ft. Poly Cotton
Adams Penze White Poly
Thermos QuickSet 2-Burner Black 26,500-BTU LP
7
Stackable Chair
Gas Grill
Reg. Price $18.99
Reg. Price $179.99
$
99
Reg. Price $6.59
984243, 975182
129
12
$
4
$ 99
19
$
Reg. Price $22.99
$ 99
Dot’s 16 oz. Southwest or Original
Lighted Extension Homestyle Pretzels Cord
Reg. Price $49.99
140 American Flag
$
21999
21999
21999
$
Pelican Elite 70-qt. White & Gray
SAVE
$
Hydraulic & Transmission Oil
$
Reg. Price $22.99
Reg. Price $449.99
Lubriguard 5 gal. 20W Tractor
SAVE
Broil-Mate 3-Burner Black 40,000 BTU LP
50 Gas Grill
$
SAVE
140
$
19999
$
99
Reg. Price $339.99
Reg. Price $309.99
Reg. Price $359.99
Reg. Price $359.99
Reg. Price $12.99
886869
887625
887630
800619
841527
807583
800661
Assorted
Ball 1 Quart Wide Mouth 12-Count
Ball 1 Pint Regular Mouth 12-Count
Clorox Fresh Scent 35-Count
Clorox Lemon 35-Count
Clorox 116 oz. Concentrated
Hoover WindTunnel 2 Whole House Bagless Rewind
Straw Hats
Mason Canning Jars
Mason Canning Jars
7
$ 99
12
15
$
Reg. Price $8.99
$
99
99
Reg. Price $17.99
Reg. Price $13.99
STRAWHAT
661144
10 lb.
Best Comfort 16 in. 3-Speed Extends to 49” High, Black
Bag of Ice
1
$ 59
WE SELL ICE!
Oscillating Pedestal Fan
WE DELIVER!
LUMBER
3
$ 99
9999
$
Reg. Price $4.99
Reg. Price $169.99
617130
617112
600321
603063
Ortho Home Defense 1.1 gal. Ready to Use Wand Sprayer
Ortho Home Defense 1.33 gal. Ready to Use Refill
Do it Best 17.5 oz. Liquid Aerosol
Spectracide 20 oz. Liquid Aerosol
JT Eaton Bigfoot Mechanical 4-Pack with Expanded Trigger
1599
Reg. Price $17.99
500641
Upright Vacuum Cleaner
630464
Insect Killer
1099
$
Reg. Price $11.99
Reg. Price $28.99
ICE
3
$ 29
Splash-Less Bleach
Reg. Price $3.99
$
99
3
$ 29
Disinfecting Cleaning Wipes Tub
Reg. Price $3.99
Insect Killer
25
$
Everyday Low Price
Disinfecting Cleaning Wipes Tub
701265
700157
Spray Wasp & Hornet Killer
2
$ 79
Spray Wasp & Hornet Killer
2
$ 79
Reg. Price $2.99
Reg. Price $3.59
727877
765783
5/8” x 5” - 6’ Incense
Great for Decorative Retaining Walls - 4 Colors
Cedar Dog Eared Fencing
Cottage Stone
2
$ 69
Mechanical Mouse Trap
3
$ 09
1
$ 99 Reg. Price $2.59
702825
8’
Railroad Tie
2049
$
Reg. Price $22.98
Reg. Price $2.99
Reg. Price $3.39
COTTAGETER, COTTAGE BUFF, COTTAGEGEN, COTTAGESANGRIA
IC5856
TIE
Hillman Power Pro #9 x 2-1/2” Bronze Ceramic Flat Head Star Exterior (2500 ct. 1/4 keg.)
Hillman Power Pro #10 x 3-1/2” Bronze Ceramic Flat Head Star Exterior (1000 ct. 1/4 keg.)
2” x 3” - 8’ Compare to 2”x4” for non-structural project!
8” x 16” Natural
Reg. Price $7.49
Reg. Price $1.59
Studs
6
$ 89
Step Stone
1
$ 39
“Great for Walkways” 2x3
816NAT
White
Drip Edge
5
$ 49 Reg. Price $6.69
GMM241
Wood Screws
10999
$
Wood Screws
8919
$
Reg. Price $139.99
Reg. Price $104.99
766291
765791
1095 S. Hwy. 89, Mt. Pleasant • 435-462-0100