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DMV discontinues registration reminder postcards GLORIA ALBRECHT

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Sanpete County residents may have been caught off guard by the Department of Motor Vehicle’s recent change in policy. As of September 2020, the Sanpete County Department of Mo-

tor Vehicles stopped sending registration renewal postcards to owners of cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, off road vehicles, trailers, watercraft and snowmobiles. Owners must now register or re-register their vehicles either in person at the DMV at 160

North Main St. in Manti or online at http://dmv.utah.gov. Hours of operation vary at the DMV office in Manti, so check online or call ahead to confirm times before heading out to register in person. 435 8352101.

A valid credit card will be required for online registration as well as the VIN number and license plate number of the vehicle. Owners who register or re-register online have the option of signing up for email reminders if they have not

Barclay Mechanical celebrates 40 years GLORIA ALBRECHT

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On Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020, Barclay Mechanical in Manti celebrated 40 years of business success with an open house tour at their facility at 595 West 100 North in Manti. Hot dogs, drinks and snacks were given out, and attendees had a chance to win a Barclay Mechanical-made nativity. Forty years ago, Mike Barclay started Barclay Welding in Paul, Idaho with only five employees. They worked mostly repairing processing equipment and ASME boilers for sugar beet and potato factories. Five years later Michael Barclay invented the grain seed cart which allowed the potato factories to pick up the potatoes in masses. After making more than two dozen carts Barclay had the necessary funding to grow the business, changing his services from just welding, to Industrial Mechanical Construction. Along with the changing business model Barclay changed the name of the company to Barclay Mechanical Services Inc and took on large-scale structural steel construction, ASME boiler replacement and process piping. Fast forward to 1993, when Barclay started a sister company “Barclay Mechanical Services of Utah” in Manti, Utah. Barclay ran both companies in Idaho and Utah for 11 years. By the year 2000 Barclay Mechanical completed some of its biggest multi-million dollar projects, with 50% of the projects being outside of Utah and Idaho. Barclay sold Barclay Mechanical of Idaho in 2004, and in 2010 sold the Utah business in Manti to

already done so. Online registrations and re-registrations also include the option to access a printable permit for operating the vehicle while waiting for official decals and registration to arrive in the mail.

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Michael Barclay, founder of Barclay Mechanical, with his wife Susan and grandson Peter Michael Bentz enjoy Barclay Mechanical’s 40th anniversary celebration on Saturday, Nov. 21. three of his sons. Kenneth, Scott and John Barclay continue to run the company in Manti from the 23,000 square foot facility on 100 north in Manti even though ninety percent of their work is now out of state and even international. Barclay Mechanical subcontracts galvanizing, excavation, engineering, electrical, insulation and coatings processes to local industries when working out of town. Locally they staff from six to eight welders full time in Manti and are proud of their on-the-job training program which has produced some of

the country’s finest welders who are qualified in ASME and AWS welding procedures. Barclay’s famously high-skilled welders are a product of its proven standard of excellence. Barclay Mechanical’s work in energy, food processing, production and agricultural sectors as well as their fabrication of ASME pressure vessels, high pressure piping, structural steel and numerous custom industrial metal products has positioned them as a leading mechanical contractor working all over the country. They recently completed an 18-month project building a new

flare stack for a refinery in North Salt Lake. Four years ago, Barclay Mechanical set up an endowment scholarship at Idaho State University for welding students. The endowment scholarship was in honor of Michael Barclay’s father (and current owners’ grandfather) Daniel Paskins Barclay who taught welding at Idaho State University (ISU) and was the department head of the welding program from 1962-1970. “Welders will always be needed.” Said Daniel P. Barclay as he was personally appearing at ISU to present the scholarship.

SALT LAKE CITY — During this unprecedented time, it is expected that more holiday gifts and greetings will be sent through the mail than ever before, as families and friends will hold virtual celebrations instead of opening gifts in person. The Postal Service always encourages customers to send their holiday gifts and cards early. This year is no different. The Postal Service begins planning for peak holiday season every January. To help handle the expected volume increase, the Postal Service has the ability to flex our network to meet the significant volume increases expected this year. This includes making sure the right equipment is available to sort, process and deliver the expected mail and package volumes. We also have 644,000 employees dedicated to ensuring gifts and greetings are delivered in time for the holidays. Seasonal workers are hired when and where needed, and technology has been expanded to enhance package tracking throughout the USPS processing and transportation networks. Sunday delivery will be expanded beginning Nov. 29 to locations with high package volumes. USPS already delivers packages on Sundays in most major cities. Mail carriers will also deliver packages for Please see MAIL, Page A2

Central Utah’s Secret Weapon in the Fight Against COVID-19: Gratitude MARK F. DALLEY

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Gratitude is one of the most powerful and profound influences in the world – and one of the things we need most in our fight against COVID-19. I want to express my deep gratitude to the numerous healthcare heroes and others in our community. I also want to offer a way in which each of us can express our appreciation this Thanksgiving in a manner that will make a big difference. As you probably know, a surge in

COVID-19 cases in Central Utah in recent weeks is taking its toll on healthcare workers and taxing our resources. The trend in cases we are seeing is troublesome. We are doing everything we can to keep up with the growing needs and are committed to providing the best service possible. At the same time, there is a breaking point which would have very serious consequences for our community. I know you can appreciate, like I do, the selfless heroes on the frontlines of the battle with COVID-19 who make

incredible sacrifices every day. When I walk through the hospital, I am humbled and feel immense pride for those I see who are making a difference and doing the little things despite the incredible physical and mental demands of their jobs. I am also thankful for patients who are kind, considerate and recognize that everyone is working to do their best. I know the gratitude expressed by patients to our staff means so much and motivates Please see GRATITUDE, Page A2

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Marilyn Seely Sorensen March 13, 1936 — October 16, 2020

Marilyn was born on March 13, 1936 in Mt. Pleasant, Utah to Ray Edwin and Mildred Morley Seely. She was the sixth of eight children. Marilyn was a free spirit. She was known for always hopping in the car and being willing to go anywhere with anyone. She wanted to be in on all of the good times, the laughter, the conversations, the games, the trips and the adventures. As a young girl, she tried to get out the door and make it to the bushes, because if she accomplished that she was free for the day and no one would come after her. She had an optimistic, happy outlook and a sense of wonder and curiosity about the world. As a child she was called “Honey” because of the beautiful color of her eyes, but her nickname also described her sweet disposition. She fell in love with her high school sweetheart and they married at a young age and started a family of their own. At the age of 23 she and David had five children under the age of seven. She filled her days with baking bread (5 loaves at a time with extra dough for scones), gardening, sewing and bottling hundreds of jars of peaches, pears, cherries and tomatoes. She still found time for fun, taking her kids on bike rides, having dinner parties with friends, and going on lots of trips with Dave. She was creative — we remember

to the end. We loved to see her do a little dance and hear her sweet song as she greeted the day, “Oh, it’s good to get up in the morning when the sun begins to shine.” She was devoted to her family, to her children and especially to her husband, David. Together they loved and nurtured 6 children, 16 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren and 2 greatgreat grandchildren. In the year before her death we often found Marilyn and David seated on the couch beautiful doll clothes sewn holding hands. They were grocery store in Spring City with love for Christmas, married for 68 years. David and she threw her energy amazing compost for an left us on February 24, 2020, and passion into making it organic garden, and beautiful the best-run store around. and Marilyn went to join him decorations for Christmas. on October 16, 2020. She helped Grandpa Jensen She loved playing board You’ve made it to the take care of the sheep and games, card games and she had a special place in his bushes, Mom. You’re free. Sudoku. Marilyn is survived by heart. She helped Dave with She made sure her chilthe turkey operation and still her siblings, Norma Larsen dren took swimming lessons, kept up with all of the kids (Ephraim, UT), Marlane dance lessons, piano lessons and the housework. Harless (Mt. Pleasant, UT), and was proud when they SueAnn Croshaw (Roger, She had many good times worked hard and did well in Gilbert, AZ) and Terrel Seely with her parents and her school. We, (her children) (Glenda, Mt. Pleasant, UT); siblings. They got together benefited from the fact that and her children, Kathryn often to drive up the canyon she was non-judgmental. for a picnic, to spend the day Blackham, Allan Sorensen She wasn’t too distressed (Kathy), Lori Miller (Brian), “spring cleaning” each other’s homes, or to play a game Brenda Scott (Bruce), Teresa with our misbehaviors and of tennis. She and her siblings Yates (Jay), and Angie let us learn from our own took many trips on family mistakes. Sorensen (Phillip) and many Marilyn was a hard worker. boats through the Northwest grandchildren and great and she passed on her love No matter how long, how grandchildren. of traveling with family to all dark, or how cold she didn’t A celebration of Marilyn’s of her children. Marilyn and give up on a goal. She was a life will be held next summer great cook. She made the best many of her family members when we can gather with pie crust in the world and we enjoyed working in the grofamily and friends in Spring all loved her Sunday pot roast cery business at her brother, City. In the meantime, you Terrel’s, store. She was an with mashed potatoes and are invited to share photos, amazing daughter, spending tributes and memories under gravy. As her kids grew, she took months at a time with her the “Tributes” tab at this web on other adventures. Marilyn own mother as she aged. address: www.serenityfhs. She was a ray of sunshine and Dave bought the little com

DeVon Beck 1936-2020

Charles DeVon Beck, 84, passed away November 19, 2020 at his home in Spring City, Utah. Born September 25, 1936 to Osmer Hayes & Sarah Phyllis Sorensen Beck in Spring City, Utah. DeVon married JoAnne Hall and they raised five children. They later divorced. He married Dorothy Goble September 12, 2003. DeVon was raised in Spring City, graduated from North Sanpete high school, and attended Snow College where he assisted in teaching the math class. He worked at Kennecott for a short time then he returned to Spring City and began his life long occupation of a sheep farmer. DeVon was one of the main farmers to begin the Horseshoe pressurized Irrigation

pool. The Spring City wool pool was Nationally known for their high priced wool. He loved the mountains, hunting, and fishing where he shared many fond memories with family and friends. He had a keen mind and an amazing memory, especially when it came to friends and family birthdays, he did not only remember the month and day but the year. He was a well rounded avid reader. DeVon loved his family, not spoken, but shown by his interest in their lives, time, system. He served on the care, and concern. Devon was water board as vice president one of the most honest men for many years. He loved you would ever meet. sheep farming. He was a DeVon is survived by his visionary farmer, early on in wife Dorothy Beck; chilhis sheep business he brought dren, Chad (Jacquelyn) Beck, Shanna (Mike) Downard, in fine wooled rambouilet Carl Beck, Sheryl (Daren) bucks to improve the wool

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Bender, Clay Beck; Dorothy’s children Ken (Linda) Jensen, Troy (Angela) Jensen, Brenda (Allen) Olsen, Bobby (Jaeleen) Jensen, Kathy (David) Taylor, Tamera (Craig) Taylor; sisters, Neva (Boyd) Black, RaNee (Brent) Wagstaff, Boyd (Sandra) Beck. He is preceded in death by his parents, stepson Rusty Christensen, brother Richard Beck; sisters, Phyllis Blain and Lois Corgiat. He has 33 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Graveside services will be held Wednesday, November 25, 2020 at 12:00 noon in the Spring City Cemetery. A viewing will be held Tuesday, November 24, 2020 from 6:00 — 8:00 p.m. at Rasmussen Mortuary. Online condolences at rasmussenmortuary.com.

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than ever in the fight against this terrible virus. From A1 Please join me in celebratand inspires each of us. ing Thanksgiving by making a Now, I need your help more few small sacrifices to demonstrate gratitude and keep your family, friends and healthcare Exclusive Utah Valley heroes safe. And, most imSports Coverage portantly to save lives. This heraldextra.com/preprally includes following the Governor’s recommendations regarding family and social

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the trouble of risking your hey say the best life to put up lights, you gift is a memory. A moment we love may as well enjoy them for a while. that we can’t forget. When I remember at least once we say everything without as a teenager, when the saying anything. They are busy’ness of life was so moments that you make together. And the memories hectic for the family, that we didn’t put up Christmas last forever.” lights, or a Christmas tree, I thought that quote had until Christmas Eve. I sussome elements of profunpect that in the olden days dity (or profoundness or of some cultures that was some word like that) in it. the standard thing to do. But I’ll take something that’s profound or insightful from it was strange for us. Yet, it remains as a wherever fond memory source when I I continue for me. run across it. to think that I’m thinking In this case, it Thanksgiving that I ought to was a televimention here sion advertise- is a uniquely ment. Sanpete holiday. that there is a memory maker Last SaturI’m talking opportunity day, I some“turkey” now. in my neighhow found it I don’t know borhood this necessary to watch at least what the current season. Up the street and part of the numbers are, around the football game but last I knew, corner from between BYU my house is a and North Al- we’re talking super-duper abama. I knew in the millions holiday synit was going to of turkeys that chronized be a blow-out, are raised here. music and light but I watched show. part of it any- That’s a lot of It’s at 55 way (BYU won white and dark North 570 East 66 — 14). I also meat available in Manti. Drive found it necesfor me with lots East up either sary to watch of cranberry Union Street or part of the 100 North and Utah vs. USC sauce. you’ll find it. game Saturday It runs nightly through Denight. That result was less cember 31st, 6pm — 10pm. predictable. (The Utes lost You just sit in your car and 33 -17) tune your radio in for the Anyway, during the BYU game, the BYU Store ran an show. (It’s sponsored by A+ Electric. Check out their advertisement which had Facebook page for more lovely, sentimental music details) in the background and nice I continue to think that video of attractive people Thanksgiving is a uniquely wearing BYU gear doing fun things. Somehow, I was Sanpete holiday. I’m talking touched by the sentimental- “turkey” now. I don’t know what the current numbers ity of the ad. And there are are, but last I knew, we’re two reasons for that. talking in the millions of Number 1: I have memories from my time at BYU. turkeys that are raised here. Among other memory mak- That’s a lot of white and dark meat available for me ers, that’s where I met my with lots of cranberry sauce. wife. We had our first kiss Turkey dinner is a memamong the trees in the Arboretum on the south hill of ory maker. We have two locally processed Norbest campus — not far from the herpetology lab at the time. turkeys at our house this Weirdly, I’m now having for year. One is a smoked turkey and the other is traditional. the first time a Garden of Eden’esque thought process With leftovers, I’ll probably be in and out of a tryptoinvolving trees and snakes phan coma for days after relative to that incident. Thanksgiving Day. For the Hmm — But I digress. record, a “Scientific AmerNumber 2: And this reaican” article I researched son is simple, regardless concludes that the chemical of BYU, college tee shirts, in turkey, tryptophan, is not hoodies, and stuff a store the cause of Thanksgiving sells. This reason is that I drowsiness. believe the concept is, in According to the article, fact, universal and true. The the real cause of the post best gift really is a memory meal drowsiness is simply that is loved. the enormous amount of Here we are now, on the food that people eat — coubrink of “the holidays.” pled with dessert. I don’t Thanksgiving is upon us. care. Memories can be created I’m still going to eat anytime of the year, but this plenty of turkey and everyseason tends to be a time thing else on the table. And when many memories are then, I’ll have one piece of made that last a lifetime. I’m grateful for the mem- each of how ever many kinds of pies my wife bakes. That ories that I have of family, could be more than you can friends, town, county and country — and… not falling count on one hand. She’s a off the roof of my house, yet. legendary pie maker. All right, I know I’ve Yes, I was making memories last Saturday up on the rambled here. I hope you roof. I put Christmas lights got the point mixed in with up. The peer pressure of my all the ramblings. If you’re in doubt of the point, reneighborhood was startread the title and the first ing to get to me a little bit. paragraph. All the best for People seem to be pushing a Happy Thanksgiving and the season by a day or two the creation of wonderful or three every year. I guess memories. — Merrill I “get it.” If you’re going to

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Virtual groundbreaking held for Lehi Primary Children’s Hospital nounce a new Primary Children’s campus in Lehi. It is With the current COVID-19 the Larry H. and Gail Miller pandemic ongoing, events Family Campus.” have had a different look in Gail Miller gave a $50 milterms of social distancing, lion gift to Intermountain mask wearing and more. It was in January, and Harrison voiced that no exception I n te r m o u nfor the ground- “Nearly one-third breaking of In- of Primary’s tain wanted to be specific in termountain patients come fro applying that Healthcare’s new Primary Utah County and gift to the new C h i l d r e n ’ s South Salt Lake campus in Lehi. Hospital in County. Extending Miller spoke about the plan Lehi. the expertise of I n te r m o u n The cerpediatric care into emony was tain has for the held virtually our communities hospital and on Thursday, makes for a more how impactful, marking the innovative and central and easily comprehensive beginning of construction accessible location it will be. on the Larry H. where out patients “It will be exand Gail Miller and their families citing to watch Family Camthis hospital live.” take shape as pus. The 38-acre — Lisa Paletta, it becomes the hospital camhospital administrator nation’s model pus is expected healthcare systo fill the need of the growing tem for children in the Interpopulation in Utah County. mountain West,” Miller said. “One might imagine that Another driving force bethe pandemic has decreased hind the gift from Miller was our focus on the critical work her family’s experiences at that we are going to talk about Primary Children’s in Salt today,” said Marc Harrison, Lake City. Miller’s son had president and CEO of Inter- to have two surgeries there mountain Healthcare. “In at a young age, and both her fact, it has intensified it. In grandson and great-grandson our effort to create a model needed life-saving care after healthcare system for chil- being born prematurely. dren, we will address all of Miller added her and her these issues. today we an- family were moved by the BY RYNE WILLIAMS

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Intermountain Healthcare broke ground on their new Primary Children’s campus in Lehi on Thursday during a virtual ceremony. mission to build the new hospital, deciding to honor their own mission by helping to impact the future of children and families in the state. The hospital will help the more than 200,000 children that live in Utah County, with the county’s pediatric population expected to exceed that of Salt Lake County in 20 years. “Expanding Primary Children’s pediatric specialty care in one of the nation’s fastest growing pediatric populations will provide the right care, at the right time, in the right place,” hospital administra-

tor Lisa Paletta said. “Nearly one-third of Primary’s patients come fro Utah County and South Salt Lake County. Extending the expertise of pediatric care into our communities makes for a more central and easily accessible location where out patients and their families live.” There will be a five-story hospital and a three-story medical office building on the campus. It will be a full service children’s hospital providing everything the Salt Lake campus does, with the exception of transplants and heart surgeries.

The 66-bed hospital will include a medical surgical unit, pediatric and surgical newborn intensive care units, inpatient behavioral health unit and an observation unit next to the emergency unit. Being a trauma hospital also means it will provide services for pediatric emergency and trauma services. Other departments will be included to provide the highest quality and safest care, Paletta said. “I am excited to have Lehi as the location for this new facility,” Lehi Mayor Mark Johnson said. “Few projects

have generated the amount of interest that this hospital has and frankly, the site could not be better. Located adjacent to a major transportation corridor it has great access to the central crossroads of Utah.” The virtual ceremony ended with a pre-taped groundbreaking that included both officials and children who were socially distanced and wearing masks. The Lehi Primary Children’s Hospital is set to open in 2023, when it will begin serving the ever-growing Utah County.

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Wrangler 22LR Revolver Silver, X-Bolt Rifles

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219

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9mm Luger. 6rd mag. Concealed Carry

525rds of 22LR • 36gr Copper Plated Hollow Point

989

Bronze or Black Finish

Sale

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599

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399

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12ga Inertia Driven Autoloader, Max 5 Camo

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474

Reg. $539.99

Complete AR-15 Receiver 7075 Forged Aluminum 6 Position Stock

Sale

169

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AASF308 Piston Driven 308WIN. Carbine. 16 in Barrel, 6 Position Stock, 20rd mag.

Sale

984

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QM24+ Quiet Ear Muffs

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Sonora 4-12x44 Rifle Scope

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150

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Compass 1 Generation Bolt Action Rifles

Transfer Bar Safety, 4 5/8in Barrel, Brass Trigger Guard

5.56mm, 243win, 6.5Creedmoor, 7mm-08, 270win, 308win, 30-06, 300Win. Mag.

279

Reg. $349.99

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Fullfield E1 Rifle Scope 4.5-14x42mm Long Range MOA Reticle Side Focus Dial

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18799

Golden Spike Fixed Blade Knife with AM-15 Carbine, 5.56x45mm Leather Sheath 16in Barrel, 6 pos. stock, & Sharpening 30rd magazine Stone #B2-K850-AA00

Sale

Sale $

Sale

299

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Sale

559

Reg. $649.99

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Mon-Sat: 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.

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How can I ‘Sub for Santa’ this year? You can volunteer, make a monetary donation, or donate unwrapped new toys, new blankets, or other new items at drop-off locations. Suggested popular items are blankets for children, remote control vehicles, baby dolls, Lego type toys, MP3 players for teens. Mail Monetary Donations to: Sub 4 Santa PO Box 302 Mt. Pleasant, UT 84647 Toy Drop-off & Application Locations: Ephraim: Walmart, Tractor Supply, Papa Murphy’s Fairview: Chevron Station Fountain Green: Fountain Green Store Gunnison: Gunnison Market, Ace Hardware Moroni: Silver Eagle, Utah Heritage Credit Union, Ag Strand Hardware Store Mt. Pleasant: Horseshoe Mountain Home Center, Terrel’s Market, Cache Valley Bank Spring City: Spring City Hall, Old Watering Hole Questions? Call Kay Jensen 835-8171

Please bring some documentation that the child lives in Sanpete!

PICKUP is ONE DAY ONLY! 10 am- 6 pm, Saturday, Dec. 5 Manti Fairgrounds Exhibit Building Arrive, apply and pickup on Sat. Dec. 5 In Manti, participate in the Tree of Angels at Jensen’s (435) 835-3131

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Sunday Services: 10 & 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Wednesday Evenings: 6:30 p.m. (435) 462-9319

O ls e n Monuments

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Call Steve or Joyce Olsen 283-6344 or 851-0820

Leticia’s El Sabor Latino Mexican Food Street Tacos • Burritos • Taco Salad • Nachos Quesadillas • Combo Plates • Kids Meal Like us on Facebook to see our Friday Specials! 122 W Main St • Mt. Pleasant 435-462-1396

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9 Piece Dining Set Was $2,099.95 Now $1699.95

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5 Piece Dining Set Was $699.95 Now $569.95

2 Piece Reclining Sofa & Love Seat Was $1899.95 Now $1499.95

Rocking Chair Was $319.95 Now $249.95

Recliners Starting at $269.95

Washers & Electric Dryers

Priced from $49995 -

FLOOR COVERINGS

569

Mattress Sets Starting in Queen

35995

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Laminate starting at $ 99 3 sq. ft. Installed

Power Recliner Sectional $236995

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Intermountain Healthcare may postpone some TWO DAY SALE! elective surgeries FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27

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8 a.m. - 8 p.m. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

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As cases of COVID-19 and subsequent hospitalizations surge in Utah, Intermountain Healthcare is implementing steps to conserve intensive medicine resources and help reduce hospital capacity. This is part of Intermountain’s surge plan that was developed months ago at the beginning of the pandemic. As surge plans are activated at Intermountain hospitals in response to rising cases, some surgeries that require an inpatient admission after surgery but can be safely postponed may be delayed. This will free up space and beds, preserve supplies, and free up caregivers to treat COVID-19 and non-COVID patients who need health services. Any patient affected by this will be directly notified. While this may be disappointing for some patients, it is a necessary and appropriate step given the sharp spike in hospitalizations for patients with COVID-19. Any postponed procedures will be rescheduled after the surge subsides. Intermountain will continue to provide

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care for urgent situations and emergency patients as it always does, according to Rob Ferguson, MD, Intermountain’s senior medical director of surgical operations. “Our intent is to continue to provide surgical care where possible and make adjustments as needed as our resources get stressed,” said Dr. Ferguson. “Rather than introduce a blanket postponement of cases like we did in the spring, we have a fine-tuned process at each hospital that allows us greater precision in balancing the surgical needs of our patients with the resources available at each hospital.” As we see a drop in COVID-19 hospitalizations, we will be able conserve resources, ease staffing concerns, and resume our standard surgical operations, said Dr. Ferguson. Intermountain is asking Utahns to mask up, social distance, wash hands, and stay home when sick to help slow the spread of disease. Utahns are also asked to limit family gatherings for Thanksgiving to those living in their immediate household.

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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 Dec. 23, 2020 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) 65-3244 (a46110): Edward C. Jessen Family Trust, The Erekson Family Farm Trust propose(s) using 1 cfs from the Sanpitch River and Springs (2 miles north of Mt. Pleasant) for IRRIGATION. 65-3916 (a46134): Bel‘s Poultry, LLC propose(s) using 0.0092 cfs OR 1.67 ac-ft. from groundwater (1.5 miles south of Chester) for STOCKWATERING. 65-4185 (a46137): Justin and Amanda Brinkerhoff propose(s) using 0.0014 cfs OR 1.008 ac-ft. from the Underground Water Well (existing) (1.5 miles north of Chester) for DOMESTIC; IRRIGATION. 65-4187 (a46140): David J Hardle propose(s) using 0.0243 cfs OR 4 ac-ft. from groundwater (2 miles south of Milburn) for IRRIGATION; STOCKWATERING. 51-8912 (a46253): Indianola Irrigation Company, Frank A. and/or Drue Taylor propose(s) using 0.75 ac-ft. from groundwater (Indianola) for DOMESTIC; IRRIGATION. 51-8914 (a46384): Indianola Irrigation Company, Russel and Sheri Losser propose(s) using 0.5 ac-ft. from groundwater (Indianola) for DOMESTIC; IRRIGATION. EXTENSION(S)

65-3182 (a30267): Cedar Creek Highwater Irrigation Company, Recreational Lands Unlimited, Inc. is/are filing an extension for 2.99 cfs from the Cedar Creek (Sect/Jensen-Mortensen ditches) for IRRIGATION; OTHER: Water to be used for domestic and stock watering by A.H. Poulson. NONUSE APPLICATION(S) 93-2937: Reorganized Cedar Creek Tunnel Irrigation Company is/are seeking a nonuse period for 12 cfs from the Tributaries to No. Fk. Black Canyon (9 miles SE of Mount Pleasant) for IRRIGATION. Teresa Wilhelmsen, P.E. State Engineer Legal Notice 6165 Published in Pyramid on Nov. 26, 2020 & Dec. 3, 2020 PUBLIC HEARING Moroni Irrigation Company Annual Shareholder’s Meeting Tuesday, December 1, 2020 7:00 pm Moroni City Hall Election will be held for one 4 yr board member and two 2 yr board members. Legal Notice 6145 Published in Pyramid on November 26, 2020

SERVICE & REPAIR

Miscellaneous Handyman, Fencing, Yard Services. $10 per hour or what you feel the job is worth. Call Ryker Hewitt (435) 225-2757. Make your memories safe. Digitize them. Photos, slides, scrapbook pages $.15 each; home movies from VHS & camcorder tapes, $7.50 per video hour. Call Linda in Moroni (385) 626-2969.

Painting On The Side Paint - Painting inside or out. Any kind of remodeling. Call Juan Vazquez at (435) 469-0095.

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in Monticello. The Forest Service decided to move permit sales to recreation. gov as an added convenience for visitors, as well as provide an alternative to in-person transactions at offices that may remain closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Households are limited to five permits. The forest did not set a limit to the total number of permits sold this year, which differs from previous years. The Manti-La Sal will not run out of Christmas tree permits. Please follow all state-wide COVID-19 health mandates when visiting vendors. Under

-Does not include cost of material. Expires 11/30/20. tAII participants who attend an estimated 60-90 minute in-home product consultation will receive a $25 gift card. Retail value is $25. Offer sponsored by LeafGuard Holdings Inc. Limit one per household. Company procures, sells, and installs seamless gutter protection. This offer is valid for homeowners over 18 years of age. If married or involved with a life partner, both cohabitating 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 offer: employees of Company or affiliated 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 first class United States Mail or e-mailed within 30 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 11/30/20. LeafGuard operates as LeafGuard of Utah in Utah under registration number UT 11650889-5501.

the new mask requirement issued November 8, 2020 by Utah Gov. Gary Herbert, all Utah residents must wear masks in public and when within six feet of anyone they don’t live with. To purchase a Christmas tree permit online, visit recreation. gov and search for Manti-La Sal National Forest Christmas Tree Permits. It is important to carefully read the overview and need-to-know information prior to purchasing the permit. Visitors will also need to set up or login to a recreation.gov account to complete the transaction. Fourth graders with an Every Kid Outdoors pass are eligible for a free Christmas tree permit through their local National Forest. To obtain a free Christmas tree permit, visit recreation.gov to apply using the Every Kid Outdoors pass by checking the box indicating you have a pass and entering the pass or voucher number.

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Wooden Puzzle

Reg. Price $8.49

Semi Tractor Lowboy

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4299

31361

4071

Utility Pro Shock Absorb 2 Pack

Men’s

Soroc 32 in. x 61 in. Black Poly Sport

Soroc 26 in. x 48 in. Black Poly Sport

Reg. Price $26.99

Snow Sled

$ 99

6999

Reg. Price $11.99

Reg. Price $79.99

Snow Sled

4799

Reg. Price $54.99

940920-L, 940920-XL, 940920-2XL

JEANS

800966

800947

Flexible Flyer Wood &Steel 60 in.

Flexible Flyer Avenger 37 in. Plastic

Multi-Color 100-Bulb Mini Incandescent W/ White Wire

Clear 100-Bulb Mini Incandescent

Snow Sled

Snowboard

Reg. Price $89.99

Reg. Price $34.99

821063

802212

BUY

100-Bulb Mini Incandescent Light Set

$ 99

Icicle Light Set

$ 99

$ 99 Reg. Price $11.99

903639

904374

Clear 25 Bulb, Transparent Multi 25 Bulb, Ceramic Multi 25 Bulb

C7 Incandescent Light Set

1499

Reg. Price $16.99

905356, 903833, 903825, 904767, 904732, 905348, 904742

905410, 905429, 905402

Clear 100-Bulb Mini Incandescent W/White Wire

Adams White Gutter (50 Pack)

Icicle Light Set

$ 99 Reg. Price $11.99

Light Clips

$ 79

Light Clips

Ceramic Multi 25- Bulb Incandescent

C9 Light Set

$ 79

Reg. Price $2.99

Reg. Price $18.99

Reg. Price $5.99

46624

8801

Melissa & Doug

John Deere

Sound Puzzle

Trike & Wagon Set

$ 99

905763

905437

Multi 35-Bulb Indoor Incandescent

Alpine 10-Bulb LED Star & Snowflake Battery Operated

5 Pathmakers

Gerson 20.5 in. Velvet Santa or Snowman

$ 99 Reg. Price $3.59

$ 99 Reg. Price $5.99

Star Set

$ 99

HOT BUY!

Reg. Price $32.99

Reg. Price $79.99

725

46088

Flexible Flyer Winter Lightning Polyethylene 48 in.

Milwaukee 2-Tool M18 Lithium-Ion Compact Drill/Driver & Impact Driver Cordless

Tool Combo Kit

$ 99

169

821721

315303

Melissa & Doug

Ladies

Plush Sheep

Neclace & Bracelets

$ 99

BUY

$ 99

900178, 900179

Deluxe

Inflatable 8’

Inflatable Santa

Reg. Price $1.99

5999

8265

NECKLACE

Men’s

Inflatable 10.5’ Reindeer &

Insulated Beanie

900030

Christmas Tree

Reg. Price $4.99

Reg. Price $5.25

959661

Santa w/ Disco Lights

Reg. Price $199.99

Stocking

900680

Santa Hat

Reg. Price $11.99

Reg. Price $49.99 902195

Light Set

Reg. Price $84.99

Reg. Price $12.99

905364

Mini Light Set

Icicle Light Set

Reg. Price $11.99

Reg. Price $5.59

Adams White Gutter & Shingle All Purpose (100 Pack)

Plush Unicorn

Reg. Price $75.99

Snow Sled Clear W/ White Wire, Clear, Multi, Red, Blue, Green & Amber

45”L x 32”H x 12”W • Melissa & Doug

Reg. Price $51.99

30431

Jeans

6599

8815

Leather Gloves

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Car Case

Reg. Price $22.99

Giraffe

Sale Dates Nov 25 - Dec 5

$ 99

Reg. Price $39.99

Assorted Toys

SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY!

Car Launch

Reg. Price $31.99

Case Dozer

We are thankful for your business!

Reg. Price $19.99

Reg. Price $22.99

Closed Thanksgiving Day

John Deere 2520 W/ FFA Logo

Ho Ho Ho Sign

Reg. Price $59.99

Reg. Price $49.99

B14029-8

B16194-8

$ 99 Reg. Price $5.99

Santa’s Sleigh

50% $ OFF Reg. Price

$89.99

Reg. Price $79.99

SANTAHAT

B16182-8

42885

B16196-10

*Limited to quantity on hand no rainchecks available

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GREAT GIFTS FOR EVERYONE! Milwaukee M18 18-Volt Lithium-Ion

Milwaukee Gridiron XL/Large Black Polyester

LED Flashlight

Bib Overalls

4599

Reg. Price $74.99

Reg. Price $154.99

360638

Black & Decker 20 Volt MAX Lithium-Ion 3/8” Cordless

Drill Project Kit

16099

Air Compressor

DeWalt Flexvolt 120-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion Brushless 12 in. Dual Beveled Fixed Cordless

Miter Saw Kit

29999 86 $39999 300

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Reg. Price 229.99

Reg. Price $386.89

Reg. Price $699.99

705385, 705383

249422

323093

392344

303302

SKIL 2-Tool PWRCore 12 Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Drill/ Driver & Impact Driver Cordless

Imperial Blades ONE FIT 1-3/8” 12 TPI Speartooth Wood

Imperial Blades ONE FIT 1-1/4” Bi-Metal Wood/Nails

Easy Weld Velocity

Easy Weld Black Matte

12999

Reg. Price $149.99

303884

Drill Driver Kit

Milwaukee M18 FUEL Brushless 2 Gal. Portable 135 psi Cordless (Bare Tool)

Reg. Price $189.99

Reg. Price $92.99

Milwaukee M12 FUEL Installation 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless 3/8in. Cordless

19999

Tool Combo Kit

9999

Milwaukee 2-Tool M12 12-Volt Lithium-Ion Drill/Driver & Impact Driver Cordless

324827

Oscillating Blade

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Oscillating Blade

302466

55732B

55731B

Fireman

CLC Thick Foam Easy

Great Stuff 12 oz. Gaps & Cracks

302433

Weed Burner

$ 49

2799

Reg. Price $32.99

Reg. Price $29.99

Angle Grinder Flap Disc

3299

ADF Helmet

Reg. Price $45.99

Reg. Price $29.99

Forney 4-1/2” x 5/8” - 11 Spin-On 40/80 Grit Type 29 Double Sided Forney 4-1/2”x 5/8” - 11 Spin-On 60-120 Grit Type 29 Double Sided Forney 4-1/2” 40/40

ADF Helmet

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Swivel Kneepads

1499

Smart Dispenser

$ 99

Reg. Price $69.99

Reg. Price $19.99

Reg. Price $7.59

1724

330469

115803

Prestone Gallon 50/50 Pre-Diluted -84 F to 276 F Automotive

Prestone Gallon Concentrate -84 F to 276 F Automotive

Briggs & Stratton 22 in. 208cc Single-Stage Gas

Reg. Price $14.99

306876, 320049, 71925

Camco Arctic Ban Gallon -50 Degree F

PrimeGuard Ultrapure 2.5 Gal

Diesel Exhaust Fluid

RV & Marine Antifreeze

$ 29

Windshield Washer Fluid W/Antifreeze

$ 49

Reg. Price $13.99

Reg. Price $3.99

PrimeGuard Power Blast 1 Gal. -20 Degree F All Season Formula

Antifreeze

1499

Reg. Price $13.99

Reg. Price $2.99

Antifreeze

Snow Blower

50999

Reg. Price $15.99

Reg. Price $559.99

580516

570066

574248

572861

578533

704035

Troy-Bilt Storm 28 in. 243cc 2-Stage Gas

Greenworks 20 in. 13A

Safe Step 3300 25 lb. Rock Salt/ Halite

20” Wide, 38” Steel Handle

Best Comfort 1500-Watt 120 Volt Electric

25’ -16/3

Snowblower

699

Reg. Price $1099.99

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400

705014

Electric Snowblower

179

Reg. Price $199.99

Ice Melt Large Pellets

$ 99

Poly Snow Shovel

1699

Reg. Price $22.99

Reg. Price $6.99

703321

LIM 4 BAGSITP CUSTOM ER ER

Smoker Wood Pellets

$ 99

Extension Cord

$ 99 Reg. Price $12.99

Reg. Price $18.99

728154

Camp Chef Competition Blend • Apple Premium Hardwood • Hickory • Mesquite

White Space Heater

702932

400910

D19006169

40 lb. Bag (50 Bags)

#25 IFA Fall/Winter 22-2-12

36 qt. White Rubbermaid

Wood Pellets

25999

PER PALLET

Fertilizer

1299

Waste Basket

1099

Reg. Price $11.99

Reg. Price $275.99

Reg. Price $21.49

Reg. Price $15.99

PLCB, PLAP, PLHK, PLMQ

S4PEL

80257

637858

Shop Vac Quite 5 gal. 2.0 Peak HP

Libman 11 in. W x 53.5 in. L Steel Handle Precision

Men’s

Do It Best Roughneck 32 Gal.

Black Trash Can With Lid

Square General Purpose

Steel Shovel

Hoover Power Scrub Elite 1.25 Gal. Pet Upright

Carpet Cleaner

1599

169

Reg. Price $39.99

Reg. Price $229.99

Reg. Price $18.99

Wet/Dry Vacuum

4599

Reg. Price $59.99

Angle Broom w/ Dustpan

$ 99

Flannel Shirt

$ 99 Reg. Price $12.99

Reg. Price $13 .99

608017

705262

603089

369357

600911

SHIRT

3.38 fl. oz. (100ml)

8.45 fl. oz. (250ml)

Disposable

AspiCare 1 Gal. 70% Alcohol

Purell 64 oz. Advanced Instant Green Certified Hand Sanitizer

Health Smart Gel 8 oz.

Hand Sanitizer

$ 49 Reg. Price $1.79

Hand Sanitizer

$ 49 Reg. Price $2.99

Gloves

$ 99 Reg. Price $14.99

Gel Hand Sanitizer

3199

Reg. Price $39.99

Gel Pump Refill Station

Hand Sanitizer

$ 29 Reg. Price $2.99

Reg. Price $32.99

616392

627005

39-71348

638380

646600

1095 S. Hwy. 89, Mt. Pleasant • 435-462-0100

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