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New monument dedicated for the Old Flour Mill On Saturday, June 19, the Uinta Springs Camp of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneer, held a dedication for the Old Flour Mill Monument. A program was held in the Fountain Green Theater on State Street. Annette Hansen, Company President, spoke on the history of the mill. Ellen Jeppson, International President, spoke on “Remember, Remember Our Past.” Mary Shumway, International Markers, emphasized the importance of monuments. And Yvonne Hansen, Captain Uinta Springs, eulogized Leah Sorensen Hansen. Leah was the daughter of Ole Sorensen and the daughter-in-law of
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Niels Hansen, both were millers at the mill. She kept ownership of the property of the mill where the foundation is still standing because it was a special place for her. The Stone Monument was dedicated by Robert Hansen at the location at the junction of The Big Spring Road and the Loop Road north west of Fountain Green. The Public is welcome to visit the Old Flour Mill Monument to see the foundation of the mill and also notice the old railroad berm and the adobe yard close by. The DUP puts up monuments to help everyone remember the accomplishment of the Utah Pioneers.
Those attending the dedication in Fountain Green for the Old Flour Mill Monument are as follows left to right, Merna Dalton, Billie Allred, Ellen Jeppson,President, Vicki Chambers, Mary Shumway all International DUP Officers. Yvonne Hansen, Uinta Springs Captain, Annette Hansen, NS Company President. COURTESY PHOTO
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his weekend we celebrate America’s freedom. In 1776, the American colonists announced to King George their independence from British rule. The revolutionary war was fought. America won and here we are. Wars have since been fought and lives lost in order to safeguard the freedoms which we enjoy in this country. Check out the “honor rolls” in the parks and legion halls of the county. Take a walk through any Sanpete cemetery. You’ll see names of those who served and MERRILL died. OGDEN Sanpeters have taken part in the defense of liberty and continue to do so. Our soldiers from the area have been on deployments in the past and remain “at the ready.” Quite a few years ago I heard about a movement to show support for our troops by wearing red on Fridays. I’ve been doing that for a long time now. I know that there are others around who do the same thing. The acronym R.E.D. in this case stands for “Remember Everyone Deployed” – therefore the color red becomes symbolic. Red, of course, is symbolic in other ways including red being the color of blood. This “Red Friday” thing has made my clothing choice easier for at least one day of the week. Besides remembering our precious freedom, Independence Day is a time to celebrate and have fun. I’ve compiled a short list for your use in enjoying the upcoming holiday. Here’s my list of things to do to celebrate this weekend. 1) Take part in the local celebrations. If you aren’t helping, be a supporter by attending the parades, breakfasts, dinners, etc. Spend a little time and money. It will make you feel good.
Fountain Green Lamb Days Royalty left to right Madllyn Mangum 1st Attendant, Lexi Bradley Queen, and Jianna Smith 2nd Attendant show here in the new Fountain Green Fire Station were on hand to help with tours of the new city facility. Last Friday evening, the northern Sanpete city of Fountain Green offic� cially opened its all-new City Hall, Fire Station and Library with an open house free to the public. The recently completed building is located at 375 N. State. The building was completed on May 11 and has been functioning as the new City Hall since that date. Along with city offices, it contains a large council room that can quickly be converted into a multipurpose room by sliding curtains in front of the rostrum. This room also includes a large kitchen area for food preparation and would make the perfect place for a family or city event. In the basement there is now a fully functional library and other
meeting rooms that can be used by the community and city. The south end of the building now houses the fire trucks for the city, including equipment rooms, bathrooms and showers for the firemen. The cost of construction for the new building was $3.4 million dollars, but has been estimated to be more than double that at today’s prices. Free hot dogs and chips were available for all that attended along with demonstrations form the Utah Highway Patrol and Utah Fire Safety folks. This year’s Lamb Days Royalty consisting of Madllyn Mangum Queen, Lexi Bradly 1st attendant and Jianna Smith 2nd attendant were there helping with tours of the new fire station and other duties as the public toured through the facilities.
Fountain Green has a new library located in the basement of the new City Hall building that was completed on May 11, a public open house was held on June 25 allowing all to tour the entire facility. The library held hourly give-aways during the event.
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Shauna Lue Larsen Johnson Shauna Lue Larsen Johnson, age 73, Mt. Pleasant peacefully returned to her Father in Heaven on June 24th, 2021, at her home surrounded by her family. Shauna was born in Mt. Pleasant, to Charles LaDon Larsen and Phyllis LaRue Allred Larsen, Chester. Shauna married Boyd Loftin Johnson December 9, 1966 in Chester, Ut. They enjoyed 54 yrs together and raised six children. Shauna enjoyed the simple things in life. She enjoyed spending time with her family. She loved to hangout with her grankids always joking, teasing and arm wrestling with them. She was always the life of the party. Shauna enjoyed sewing and making things with plastic canvas. She loved doing word searches and reading books. She loved collecting rabbits and frogs. She was always rearranging her bookshelves and nick-nacks. She will forever be loved and missed by her family. Shauna is survived by her husband Boyd- brother Karl Larsen-Nephi, five children. Rydell (Jeanie) Johnson-Spanish Fork, Jared (Jennifer) Johnson-Las
Vegas, Cindy (Terry) Gleason-Coalville, Stephanie (Troy) Spring City, Brandon (Jenny) Johnson, Spring City, 21 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Shauna is preceded in death by her daughter Wendy, her parents, twin sister Donna, sister Paulette and brother Russell. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, July 6, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. in the Mt. Pleasant 4th Ward Chapel. Viewings will be held Monday July 5, 2021 from 6-8 p.m. at Rasmussen Mortuary and Tuesday 9:30 — 10:30 a.m. prior to services at the chapel. Interment in the Mt. Pleasant City Cemetery. Online condolences at rasmussenmortuary.com.
Glenn Owen Danner 1955–2021
Glenn Owen Danner, 65 of Mt. Pleasant, Utah, passed away June 21, 2021, at his home. Born August 13, 1955, to James Albert & Virginia Lou Lape Danner in Tooele, Utah. Glenn married the love of his life, LeeAnne Otteson, on May 10, 1975 in Grantsville, Utah. He loved his wife dearly, they only had a short 46 years but a beautiful 46 years. Glenn had many talents, worked in many mines, he was a substitute teacher, and managed many businesses & a long-haul truck driver. He loved water, especially the Ocean, he joined the Navy in 1975 and loved every minute of it. Glenn loved working in his yard, Glenn had many stories, from high school being on the football team to his 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge, never got old hearing about his travels in life which was a good thing cause he told them to his kids and grand kids repeatedly. One of Glenn’s favorite times was when he and his kids and grand kids would get together at a barbeque and play football, or kickball in the backyard, times never forgotten. Glenn will be dearly missed but never forgotten. Glenn is survived by his wife, LeeAnne Danner; daughter, Brandie Dannerl; daughter-in-law,
Ana Danner and six grandchildren, Tristen Danner, Jayden Danner, Javen Danner, Jaxon Danner, McKayla Griffiths, and Nicholas Griffiths; mother, Virginia Danner, Burien, Washington; brothers, Steve Danner Duncanville, Texas; Jeff and (Gayle) Danner DesMoines, Washington. He is preceded in death by his father James Albert Danner; son, James Jeremiah Danner; sister-in-law, Shirley Danner; In-laws Donell and Diane Otteson; sisters-in-law, Michelle Coates, Tammy Terry, Lisa Hubbs. Glenn Owen Danner Rasmussen Mortuary A private Celebration of Life was held for family and friends, Wednesday, June 30, 2021 at Glenn’s home in Mt. Pleasant, UT at 11:00 a.m. Online condolences at rasmussenmortuary.com.
Our loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, Alan Lee Peterson of Mayfield, passed away on June 25, 2021. He was born November 21, 1949 at home in Sterling, UT to Lucien and Dona Peterson. He graduated from Manti High School in 1968. He spent a year at Snow College before enlisting in the Navy to serve his country in the Vietnam War. Soon after returning, he met the love of his life, Evlynn Peterson of Mayfield, and married soon after in the Manti Temple on August 12, 1972. Together they had four sons: Eric Alan, Andrew Lucien, Adam Lee, and Aaron Kay. Alan came to be the character he was thanks to his small-town upbringing. Being raised in a family where humor reigned supreme and town residents were not unlike those from the Andy Griffith Show, he learned that laughter was not only the best medicine, but an essential component of everyday life. Growing up in a musical family, he naturally developed a passion for it. He played guitar and sang both for family and community events. He loved classic 60’s rock, and it truly became the soundtrack of his life. He was a true Sterling boy and found great pleasure in creative endeavors with his buddies at Manti High School. He used to fill out plenty of magazine subscription orders for his friends, to the chagrin of the librarian and his friends’ parents. He was the president of KMHS radio where he played the latest hits. He made the MHS basketball team and became a lifelong student/ admirer of Coach Wilbur Braithwaite. He truly gave back to the Class of ‘68 when he helped organize his 50-year class reunion, making a commemoration video and organizing the event with close friends from high school. Alan tried his hand at many things, from sales to mining coal to driving truck. He eventually found his calling as an educator. He earned his degrees from SUSC and University of Southern Mississippi. He taught at Moroni Elementary, Gunnison Valley Elementary, and Gunnison Valley High from 1979-1994 and was a vice principal at Gunnison Valley High from 19941999 and principal of Gunnison Valley Middle School from 1999-2017. His final students were his grandchildren. Being “on the mountain” was Dad’s primary sanctuary. It was where he tested his Jeep. If the road won the battle, the Jeep’s winch would win the war. He would welcome the elements; in fact, he relished them. It justified a
roaring fire in the stove in the old military tent. Deer and elk hunts were more about forging bonds with his boys and close friends than they were about filling a freezer. Like other legends of the mountain, Alan left an “ALP” on countless quakies for his Online guestbook at www.maglebymortuary. comfamily to encounter on future rides, hunts, and hikes with their own families. Alan spent nearly five decades in Mayfield where he built a wonderful life. He spent many hours picking up his grandchildren from school and taking them to get ice cream and slushies. He enjoyed farming and having a place to get out of the house. He reached out to his friends often to let them know he was thinking of them. The highlight of his last year was spending time putting puzzles together with his wife. He often reflected on their most important accomplishment — their family, and the blessing of having them all so near. The highest calling and biggest priority in life Dad ever had was whatever his wife and sons asked of him, especially if that meant going to the mountains. He is survived by his wife, Evlynn Kay Peterson; four sons, and 12 grandchildren: Eric and Emily- Daniel Eric and Benjamin Thomas; Andy and Stacey- Nila Jane, Chas Lucien, and Della Lynn; Adam and KeraHunter Adam, Hallee K, and Carson Dyreng; Aaron and Megan- Seely Anne, Macady, Dallas Aaron, and Mark Alan; sister, LuDon and Ernest Augustus. Preceded in death by parents and parents in-law. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, July 1, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. in the Mayfield Ward Chapel, where friends may call Wednesday evening from 6-8 p.m. or Thursday morning from 9:30 — 10:30 a.m. Burial will be in the Mayfield City Cemetery with military honors by the Gunnison American Legion Post #105. Live streaming of the services and online guestbook at www.maglebymortuary.com under Alan’s obituary. Funeral Directors: Magleby Mortuary, Richfield, Salina and Manti.
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Peggy Ann Poulson Thompson 1948-2021 “Together Again”
Peggy Ann Poulson Thompson returned to her Heavenly Father on June 27, 2021. Peggy was born on May 26, 1948 to Ralph and Afton Poulson. She only weighed a meager two pounds, and at the time was kept in the oven and fed with a dropper. She was a fighter from day one, and continued to be her entire life. She married the love of her life Jim Thompson on July 7, 1967 a couple months after he returned from Vietnam. Peggy was a great wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend. She enjoyed being around people and she had many friends. She loved her family with all her heart. She was always having us all over for family get togethers, and we all enjoyed them so much. She will be greatly missed. Peggy will always be remembered for her kind and humble heart. Peggy was preceded in death by her parents; husband Jim Thompson; son Clay Thompson; grandson Kaden Scott Collard; brother Alan Johansen. She is survived by her daughters, Lisa (Scott) Collard, Valorie (Darin)
Eliason; son, Trent (Cari) Thompson; daughter-inlaw, Rayleen Thompson; brothers, Steve (Marilyn) Poulson, Ted Poulson; 13 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, July 7, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. at the Old Rock Church in Spring City, Utah (164 S Main Street, Spring City). A viewing will be held on Tuesday, July 6th from 6:00 -8:00 p.m. at Rasmussen Mortuary in Mt. Pleasant (96 N 100 W, Mount Pleasant) and from 9:30 — 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday morning prior to services at the Rock Church in Spring City. Online condolences at rasmussenmortuary.com.
Weston Lane Peterson Nov. 27, 2001 – June 25, 2021
Weston Lane Peterson, 19, ended his mortal journey June 25, 2021, due to a tragic accidental drowning. Weston grew up in Indianola, Utah surrounded by family, friends, teachers, and loving church leaders. Weston was a hard worker and loved to be outdoors. Being in the mountains riding his horse, Nightmare, camping or hunting is where he preferred to spend his time. He loved to bow hunt and was confident each year that he would get the “BIG” one. He always had a smile on his face and tried to make people happy. His personality and laugh were infectious. He had a loving heart and a cowboy spirit. He was unashamed to wear Wrangler Jeans and cowboy boots anywhere. He was a true cowboy and most would agree that he was born 100 years too late. He was employed by MKJ Construction pulling fiber and loved working outdoors and getting dirty. Weston was always the first one to jump in on a new adventure. He took challenges to a new level and tried to outdo himself and others. No matter what the topic of conversation was, Weston thought he was right and would defend himself to the end. He picked up the guitar and taught himself how to play, but preferred that no one knew about this talent. Weston had so many
from your canoe at Palisade State Park. From A1 5) Make homemade ice cream 6) Display the flag at home and 2) Find a baseball game and eat a salute the flag when it approaches hot dog and then find some apple in a parade. pie. (What’s more “American” 7) Get a tattoo of a large screamthan that?) 3) Watch one of the professional ing eagle on your __________ (pick firework shows. This might be the your own body part) (get permission from your Mom or spouse, or year to skip setting off personal fireworks. I hate to say that. But if both, for this one) 8) Have a family contest to see an errant sky rocket were to put an who really knows all the right ember in my backyard, my grass words to “The Star-Spangled would ignite. 4) Reenact the Boston Tea Party. Banner” (pay particular attention to the word “fight” and “ramSee what the park rangers will do parts.”) when you incessantly holler “no 9) Send a letter of appreciation more taxes without representation” as you toss boxes overboard to an elected official like your
friends with whom he spent countless hours hanging out, playing basketball or video games, but mostly he enjoyed goofing around and spending time with his girlfriend, Haylee. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Weston will never be forgotten: he has left a legacy of love and loyal friendship that will be carried in our hearts forever. Our families and community have lost an amazing young man. Weston, we are forever grateful for the experiences and memories we’ve had with you. Until we meet again, rest in peace. We love you. Weston is survived by his father, Erik (Jolynn) Peterson, his mother, Rebecca (Tim) Johnston, sister Lacey (Zach) Lofgreen, niece Atlys, nephew Gryffyn, and brothers, Cody, Dustin, Tyson as well as stepsiblings, Brayden Morris and Brooklyn Morris. He also leaves behind too many friends and family to name or count. A graveside service will be held on July 2, 2021 at the Fairview City Cemetery at 11:00 am. Visitations will be held at Rasmussen Mortuary 96 N 100 W, Mt Pleasant, Ut on Thursday, July 1st, from 6-8 pm for those who would like to pay respects to the Johnston family and Friday, July 2nd from 9-10:30 for those who would like to pay respects to the Peterson family.
mayor, council member, county commissioner, or whomever you want. It’ll be such a surprise to them to receive something other than a complaint that they’ll probably pass out. 10) One word: Watermelon Take pride in America Sanpete and enjoy your holiday. — Merrill
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The Mt. Pleasant Library is finishing up their kid’s summer reading programs with prizes and fun events for kids of all ages. “Tails and Tales,” for kids ages birth to sixth grade, ends July 19. Kids who complete the reading log from the library get a coupon from Main Street Pizza, a free book, and an entry into the grand prize drawing. (There’s still time to get a reading log at the library, but you need to register by July 5!!!) There will be a final drawing for great prizes on July 19 at Mt. Pleasant City Park at 6:30 p.m. For teens, the Tales and Tails summer reading challenge registration goes through July 31. Return the library’s completed Teen reading log to earn a coupon from Main Street Pizza, a free book and entry into the grand prize drawing. Teens who turn in their reading log can earn an extra entry into the grand prize drawing by completing and returning the activity booklet provided by the library, by entering the Teen Short Story Contest or by attending teen events. Teens who complete the reading challenge are invited to a pool party too! There are two remaining teen events this summer
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There is still time to get registered by July 5 for the summer reading program in Mt. Pleasant. for kids who completed the reading challenge. At 8 p.m. on July 9, the library will host a Star Party in conjunction with Snow College (who will bring telescopes for night sky viewing!) Meet at the library. The final teen event, the pool party, will be at 2 p.m. Aug. 12. Meet at the pool for fun and prize drawings. The Mt. Pleasant Library also wants to remind kids that “Grab and Go” meals are available at the library during the summer. Ask the librarian for assistance anytime.
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Wesley and Kathleen Jensen of Mt Pleasant were married 50 years ago on June 18,1971 in the Manti Utah Temple. They are the parents of: Brian (Judy) Jensen; Julie (Jason) Strate; Scott (Michelle) Jensen; Valerie (Wade) Woolsey; and Lisa (Tim) Syme. They have 16 grandchildren.
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NORTH SANPETE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2021-22 SCHOOL YEAR The North Sanpete School District is accepting applications for the following positions: Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher North Sanpete High School This is a part-time position with pro-rated benefits (1 class Accounting, 2 classes Work-Based Learning) Elementary School Counselor · Utah School Counselor (K12) License required (or close to completion) · Full-time position with benefits · This is a two-year position with hopes of securing funding for future years Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) · Full-time position with benefits · This is a two-year position with hopes of securing funding for future years CLOSING DATE: Open until filled Interested persons must submit a resume, statement of philosophy, three letters of recommendation and fill out a written application at the North Sanpete School District Office, 220 East 700 South, Mt Pleasant, UT 84647 or online at https://nsanpete.org/images/DO/Employment/Certificated_Application_NSSD.pdf Part-time Sweeper Fairview Elementary • Must be at least 18 years old • Must pass a background check • Must be able to perform the essential functions with or without reasonable accommodation • Must be able to lift a minimum of 50 pounds (2) Assistant Baseball Coach Assistant Cross Country Coach North Sanpete High School Must have a Utah State Coaching Certification or be willing to complete certification. Part-time Custodian at Mt. Pleasant Elementary 5 hrs/day – Afternoon/Evening Shifts There are no paid leave or retirement benefits with these positions. Closing Dates: Open Until Filled See https://nsanpete.org/jobs.html for more detailed information on all these positions. Interested persons must fill out a written application at the North Sanpete School District Office, 220 East 700 South, Mt Pleasant, UT 84647 or online at https://nsanpete.org/images/DO/Employment/ Classified_Application_NSSD.pdf Persons with applications already on file at the school district office or current employees may email odee.hansen@nsanpete.org AND melanie.lee@nsanpete.org or call 435-462-2485 to have their application activated for this position. North Sanpete School District is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants are considered on the basis of employment qualifications without regard to race, color, political affiliation, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, medical condition, or disability.
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school will continue to get lunches at school. The Mt. Pleasant Library also has “Grab and Go” meals for kids 0 to 18 available on request. Please note that no adult meals are available this year
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‘Grab and go’ at the schools Fairview Elementary — 11 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Fountain Green Elementary — 11:30 a.m. to noon North Sanpete H.S. – 11:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Maroni Elementary – 10:50 a.m. to 11:20 a.m. Spring City Elementary — 11:30 a.m. to noon
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Six tips for planning menus around farmers market selections BY HEIDI LEBLANC
Utah State University Extension
Farmers markets are known for offering an ever-changing variety of fresh fruits and vegetables. Although variety is a benefit of shopping at lo-
cal farmers markets, it can be difficult and overwhelming to come up with a menu for the week without knowing what will be available at the market. Being flexible allows you to choose the produce that
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looks the best and is offered at the best price. Below are tips for planning meals around the unpredictable availability at farmers market. 1. Reverse your menu planning schedule. Shop at the
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market first, then build a menu for the week based on what you purchased. This will ensure that you use what you bought, which will reduce food waste. 2. Plan the non-vegetable
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that looks great, but isn’t in your plan, revise your menu on the spot to incorporate it. 5. Include a few meals in your menu that use a variety of produce such as stir-fry, soup or omelets. 6. Be open to making last-minute substitutions to your favorite recipe. Consider fruits and vegetables that work well as substitutions for each other.
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portion of your meals, then add the vegetable part after seeing what looks best at the market. 3. Have a general sense of when different fruits and vegetables are usually in season and available. Plan your menu with at least two options, then buy the one that is offered at the best price. 4. Bring your menu to the market. If there is something
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