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Coronavirus cases mount; effects felt by county schools

By DAVID CAMPHOUSE Pike Press Pike County Health Department (PCHD) on Tuesday, Nov. 10 reported 67 lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases since Friday, Nov. 6..

Tuesday’s numbers show an increase of 156 lab-confirmed cases in the county since PCHD’s Tuesday, Nov. 3 COVID-19 report. In addition, as of Tueday, 11 patients were in the hospital with COVID-19. 14 county residents have died of the disease since the beginning of the pandemic.

In addition, As of Nov. 6, the seven-day rolling COVID-19 positivity rate for Pike County had risen to 18.6 percent. On Nov. 2, Illinois Region 3, which includes Pike County, was put under mitigation requirements by the State of Illinois. The seven-day rolling positivity rate for the region at that time was 11 percent and the seven-day rolling positivity rate for Pike County was 12.9 percent.

Superintendents at Pike County’s school districts say that positive COVID-19 tests and quarantine protocols among students and staff present serious hurdles in educating students.

“It’s a huge challenge for our teachers,” Pikeland Superintendent Carol Kilver said of students being placed in quarantine. “It’s a constant flow of students in and out of classes.”

Kilver said that as of Saturday, Nov. 7, eight PHS students, 116 PCS students, 27 South Elementary School students and 24 Pikeland district staff were either in quarantine or isolation, because they had potentially been exposed to someone who tested posi-

We are trying really hard to keep the doors open at all our schools

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Since Oct. 1, Pikeland, according to Kilver, has had 12 positive COVID-19 cases among students. In the same timeframe, the district has experienced seven staff/adult cases.

60 percent of the 12 student cases are currently active, and 63 percent of adult cases are active.

The district, Kilver said, is making every effort to keep schools from going to full remote learning, and the district has worked to not expand PHS’s hybrid online/in-person delivery platform to PCS. “We are trying really hard to keep the doors open at all our schools,” Kilver said. “We never went to a hybrid model in seventh and eighth grades. We didn’t have the student support.”

Griggsville-Perry, Western and Pleasant Hill have each had to deal with COVID-19 cases and quarantines as well.

G-P Superintendent Kent Hawley indicated that the district currently has 11 students and two staff members under COVID-19 quarantine, because of close contact with positive household members.

“We are just trying to hold on through all of this,” Hawley said.

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YARD WORK IN FULL SWING

With fall colors in Pike County comes fall clean up. Despite unseasonably warm weather, leaves are falling. More typical autumn weather, with high temperatures in the 50s, is projected for later this week.

Left to right: Jackson Bennett, Evan Darnell and Ethan Darnell (not pictured) clean up leaves on South Madison Street in Pittsfield over the weekend.

COVID adds stress to ambulance

By BETH ZUMWALT Pike Press alls related to COVID-19 have increased the number of runs Pike County EMS must make, but the number of calls are not up as high as the time needed to complete those runs.

“The nature of our calls has changed. We send a crew out in full PPE,” Josh Martin, administrator of

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the Pike County EMS, said. “Gloves, full body gowns, goggles, face shields, everything we can do to protect ourselves.”

Once the run is completed, the crew and the rig return to base and start the decontamination process.

“We wipe down and sanitize everything in the ambulance,” Martin said. “We have a UV light that helps kill germs. The county has ordered us a fogger and that will have a 10-minute dry time for it to be effective. The

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county has been great to get us whatever we need.”

While everything is being sanitized, the crew responding to the call is showering and changing clothes.

“All of that is very time consuming,” Martin said. “If we get another call while we are in the process, it can delay our response time.”

The procedures are implemented in the case of suspected or confirmed cases of COVID-19.

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On Saturday, Nov. 7 volunteers (from left to right) Will Gilmore, J.T. Smith, Ed Knight, Mike Knight, Patrick Lamb and Michael Jennings weed eat, prune and rake to clean up Lake Pittsfield’s frisbee golf course ahead of Saturday, Nov. 14’s first ever Pike County Big Buck Classic Frisbee golf tournament. The tournament will feature 100 professional and amateur participants, who will complete both Lake Pittsfield’s course and Barry’s Bow Lake frisbee golf course. Participants will compete for cash prizes and gift packages.

According to Lamb, the tournament’s 100 registrant limit has been met. Professional players will begin the day at 9 a.m. at the Lake Pittsfield course, while amateurs will begin at the same time at Bow Lake. Professionals will play Bow Lake starting at 1 p.m., and amateurs will begin playing Lake Pittsfield at the same time. Following play, a ceremony will be held at the Bow Lake club house to recognize winners and award prizes.

By BETH ZUMWALT Pike Press As of Monday, Nov. 9, the Pike County Clerk’s office has received 10 ballots for the Nov. 3 election.

The votes will be counted in the totals of the Nov. 3 election, if they are postmarked before Nov. 3.

“We can accept them for 14 days,” Natalie Roseberry, county clerk, said.

Roseberry said of the 10 ballots received, four were postmarked after Nov. 3, meaning they will not be counted.

When asked where the ballots came from, Roseberry said all over.

“We have one from Alaska, one from Arizona, four from Pittsfield, one from Chicago and one from Barry,” she said.

Roseberry also said voting in her office was heavy the day of the election with more than 160 people casting votes.

“A lot of people had moved and forgot to change their address,” she said. “There are more those that have P.O. Box numbers for addresses and officials documents cannot be mailed to a P.O. Box. There has to be a physical address. If not, that mail is returned and they are de-activated. So many of those people voted at my office.”

In total, 7,872 of Pike County’s 10,692 registered voters voted, coming out to 73.63 percent turnout.

The fair tax amendment failed in Pike County, 6,330 to 1,235.

Donald Trump received 6,235 votes for president compared to Joseph Biden’s 1,458.

Mike Curran, a Republican, gathered 5,695 votes to incumbent Richard Durbin, 1,807.

C.D. Davidsmeyer, also a Republican, had 5,695 votes to challenger, Brandon Adams’ 1,118.

No local races were contested.

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By BETH ZUMWALT Pike Press Until recent years, 3D printing was only a dream seen in sci-fi movies. Then the once futuristic way to produce parts and tools for industrial or manufacturing became commonplace.

Now the craft has expanded to small companies and individuals.

Krystal and Ricky Musgrove, a motherson combination, have purchased two different types of 3-D printers and have been using them to make replicas of historical places around the county as well as useful objects such as a cellphone stand. “The possibilities are endless,� Krystal Musgrove said. “We have two different types of 3-D printers. One is a filament based (printer) and the other uses liquid resin.�

The filament 3D printing is a process for making a physical object from a threedimensional digital model, typically by laying down many successive thin layers of a material. It brings a digital object (its CAD representation) into its physical form by adding layer by layer of materials. “There are spools of plastic coil that feed into the machine and it follows the outline of the image we want to make,� Krystal Musgrove said. “It just keeps adding layers until it reaches the desired size.�

To make the cell phone stand takes about four hours in the machine that heats up to 390

degrees Fahrenheit.

Musgrove said one color works the best, giving the items a cleaner, more professional look, but two colors can be used.

The second method uses liquid resin.

That requires a different type printer and the Musgroves use it to make their replicas of the Pike County Courthouse. “We make them upside down,� Musgrove said. “We can make 15 of the domes at a time. It takes the same amount of time to make one as it does 15. The courthouse is done in pieces and then put together.�

Both machines are similar in size to a microwave with a more complicated control panel.

Ricky Musgrove does all the design work and enters the data into the computers.

They run their business out of Monroe Street Suites. “We had a guy here recently from an aerospace group,� Krystal Musgrove said. “He said Ricky’s work was amazing.�

So far, the two have focused on the cellphone stand and the replicas of the Pike County courthouse, the Time and Milton bandstands, and Christmas ornaments.

Those items are for sale at Monroe Street Suites or at the Pike County Mercantile.

Krystal Musgrave said the plan is to branch out and maybe do more historic sites in Pike County or around the region. “We thought about doing a Purple Martin house from Griggsville,� she said.

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Ricky and Krystal Musgrove, a Pittsfield, mother-son duo, have recently opened a 3-D printing business in Monroe Street Suites.

Pittsfield City Lake to close Nov. Access Food sees bumper deer harvest 23; access to disc golf open all year

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From left to right: Tony Gustison, Anthony Gustison, Matt Woodford and Thomas Woodford took advantage of unseasonably warm weather over the weekend to camp and fish at Lake Pittsfield’s east boat ramp before camping at the lake closes for the season. Pittsfield’s city council will leave the lake road open to the east boat ramp all season to allow access to the disc golf course, but camping and other areas of the lake will be closed starting Monday, Nov. 23.

By BETH ZUMWALT Pike Press Due to the popularity of the disc golf course at the Pittsfield Lake, the Pittsfield City Council opted to leave the lake road open as far as the east boat ramp. The rest of the lake will be closed for the winter Nov. 23, giving the pro/ am tournament coming to the disc golf course time to play out. The tournament is scheduled for Nov. 14.

The decision was made at the Nov. 2 council meeting.

The council also heard that the city’s liability insurance has gone up $1,500 for the year for a total of $87,211.

Workmen’s comp however is down $7,000 to $49,769. “The workmen’s comp went down because they said we didn’t have any claims this year,� Ann Moffit, city clerk, said.

A sidewalk near Piper Lane and Morrison Street may be in the works after the council voted on a resolution to apply for the grant under the state’s Safe Route to Schools program.

The ordinance regarding the stop sign at Monroe and Perry was passed on its second reading.

Everyone agrees there was a stop sign there previously, but, according to Robert Woods, who had researched the matter, there is no record of the sign ever being removed.

The question became whether the council needed to pass another ordinance or could just replace the stop sign.

After a recommendation from the city’s attorney, Mike Hollahan, the council opted to go ahead with the reading and repass the ordinance, taking into consideration the ordinance had already been read once and the council had paid to have it prepared.

An amendment to allow for a veterinary/animal clinic in the industrial park was passed on its first and second reading. The closure of the alley that runs off of North Jackson, near the Couch residence, was also passed.

All aldermen had high praise for the golf cart Halloween parade and were hopeful it would become an annual event.

Alderman Beth White, who is also president of the Pike County Chamber of Commerce informed the council Girls Night Out has been canceled in view of the pandemic.

Alderman Kevin Ketchum told the council, IDNR will not only deliver trout to the King Park lagoon in April, but will also add catfish in June.

Police Chief Michael Starman and Sheriff David Greenwood are in negotiations as to the cost the city should pay the county for dispatching services for the city police department. Those talks are ongoing with a resolution, hopefully, to be reached soon.

Coronavirus (Continued from A1) Western Superintendent Jessica Funk reported that the district has 23 students and eight staff under quarantine.

An additional 13 students are awaiting testing results from household members who are symptomatic.

Ron Edwards, Pleasant Hill’s superintendent, declined to provide numbers of quarantined students and staff, citing privacy concerns. “I can say that right now we have no active cases,� Edwards said. “We’re very careful about privacy and HIPPA laws.�

Earlier this year, Pleasant Hill went to fully remote instruction from Sept. 29 through Oct. 19, because of positive COVID-19 cases among students and staff. “We went through a hard time last month, but – knock on wood – we’ve come out of it and are doing okay right now,� Edwards said.

By DAVID CAMPHOUSE Pike Press According to Access Illinois Outdoors Executive Director Brenda Middendorf and Hilltop Custom Meat owner Todd Smith, this year’s Access Food program is on pace to process and distribute a record amount of venison to hungry Pike County families.

Access Food, which started in 2006, is a program of Two Rivers Resource Conservation and Development and Access Illinois Outdoors that pays for the processing of deer donated by hunters and distributes the meat to food pantries throughout the county. The deer are processed at Hilltop Custom Meats/Smith Taxidermy. “Honestly, this year it’s going really good.� Smith said. “Numbers are up. In 31 years, I’ve never seen quantity and quality like this year, even with it being as hot as it’s been.�

According to Middendorf, who tracks the number of deer donated, deer donated this year to date show a large percentage increase over this time last year. “Last year at this time, we had 50 deer, and on Friday we had 82 deer donated,�

Middendorf said. “There could have been more deer come in over the weekend.�

According to Smith, Hilltop processed a total of 10,000 pounds of venison that was distributed to families in one pound packages in 2019. This year, Middendorf said, the program has already processed 4,400 pounds. “We’re seeing so many deer donated, we may need to seek additional funding before the season is over to keep up,�

Middendorf said.

Smith indicated that if funding was available, his facility could double their 2019 production of venison for Access Food.

Local hunters and out-ofstate hunters alike donate deer to Access Food. “It’s about 50-50,�

Middendorf said. “We see hunters from locations all

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Middendorf emphasized the importance of the Access Food program to Pike County residents served by area food banks. According to Middendorf, many Pike County families routinely lack adequate access to nutritious food, and demand on food pantries has increased sharply during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In addition, Middendorf said that protein sources were especially important for families in need, emphasizing the role of protein in the growth and development of healthy children.. “There’s just not enough money there to cover meat in the grocery budget, and that’s often the first thing to go because it is the most expensive,� Middendorf said.

To pay for deer processing, Access Food relies on individual donations and grants from the Illinois State Treasurer, DOT Charitable, the Health & Wellness Foundation of Pike County, the Community Foundation of Western Illinois and Northeast Missouri and Cargill Cares.

Individuals or organizations interested in donating to the program are directed to contact Access Illinois Outdoors at 1301 East Washington in Pittsfield or call 217-285-2464.

In addition to monetary donations, the program needs help from hunters to donate deer.

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The new 2020 Access Food Deer Pin is available to anyone who donates a deer to the Access Food program.

The pins are available at Hilltop Custom Meats/Smith Taxidermy when hunters donate a deer. According to organizer Brenda Middendorf, the program is seeing many donations of deer during the 2020 season. The deer are processed at Hilltop, and the meat is distributed to families in need by way of Pike County’s food pantries.

County food pantries will be accepted at Hilltop Custom Meats, 1311 W Washington Street, beginning Oct. 1 and will continue through the deer season. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., but hunters may call the shop for times after hours. Hilltop Custom Meats is awarding a commemorative pin to any hunter donating a deer, and their name will be entered into a drawing for a final prize.

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Two hundred years of Pike County

By MICHAEL BOREN PIKE COUNTY BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE “The Kingdom of Pike� turns 200 years old January 31, 2021. Our courthouses are part of our story.

Atlas became our county seat in 1825 when Pike was reduced to its current size of approximately 832 square miles.

The first courthouse in Atlas was the log courthouse that was taken apart at Coles Grove, in modern day Calhoun County, and reassembled in Atlas.

In 1833, when the state legislature stated that county seats should be located at or near the geographic center of a county, the site where Pittsfield now is located was selected to be the new county seat. The county did not have the $200 necessary to pay for 160 acres at $1.25 per acre for the new site, so Colonel William Ross of Atlas loaned the county $200 for the purpose.

In appreciation, the county commissioners gave Ross the right to name the new town, and he named it Pittsfield, after his hometown in Massachusetts.

The first courthouse in Pittsfield was a two-story frame building on the north side of the square, just east of the present Farmers State Bank. Then, in 1838, a larger courthouse

was built in the center of the square. That courthouse, where Abraham Lincoln, Stephen A. Douglas, and others practiced law, was in pretty bad shape by 1894, when the citizens of Pike generally agreed that we needed to replace it.

The old courthouse was torn down, and ground broken for our current courthouse May 11, 1894. The cornerstone was laid in a formal ceremony July 12, 1894. There were various difficulties in completing such a large construction project.

One serious problem was the fact that work stopped due to the lack of skilled stonecutters. Two brothers, Robert and John Franklin, from Strout, between Nebo and Pearl, were paying their taxes in Pittsfield when they noticed that the stone work had stopped. They were both experienced stone cutters, born in England. They inquired about the problem, and were hired to complete the keystone arch work using Cleveland sandstone as the courthouse veneer.

The courthouse, which is the jewel of the county, was completed in 1895 at the total cost of $68,520.52 for building, fixtures and furniture. Our “castle on the prairie� was officially dedicated 125 years ago, November 16, 1895. Take time to enjoy it from outside and look it over from the inside at your earliest opportunity.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Supporting use of body cameras TO THE EDITOR: We are writing a joint letter to respond to the question raised by Mr. Bob Ring in his letter of September 9. We are all in support of body cameras for local law enforcement. Body cameras, for the most part, help good officers and provide evidence of their professional behavior. Thanks to Mr. Ring for raising an important issue.

Of course body cameras come with challenges. Body cameras are not always running, and no one can ensure that every word you want to be recorded is actually recorded. Technology glitches happen with body cameras just like all electronic devices. And they are expensive – both to purchase, and to maintain, including a large ongoing expense for the electronic storage needed to upload all those video files and distribute them to attorneys.

Pike County Crimestoppers recently provided funds to the Pike County Sheriff’s Department to purchase two

body cameras. We will start with those two cameras, and expand the program as we are able.

Our goal is to protect and serve the people of Pittsfield and Pike County with excellence and transparency, and to do it in a way that demonstrates the integrity of the outstanding law enforcement officers we have working here.

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PICKINGS FROM PIKE’S PAST 125 YEARS AGO: NEW COURTHOUSE DEDICATED

150 Years Ago Nov. 17, 1870 We congratulate the people of Pittsfield and vicinity in the pride they will take in showing the weary traveler their new hotel on the north side of the square, and trust that they will encourage and sustain that popular and widely known gentleman, Capt. George T. Edwards of Griggsville, who we understand is to be the landlord.

We learn from Capt. Lovell, supervisor of Pleasant Hill, that work on the south Pike railroad is progressing rapidly. Twelve miles of track from the Mississippi River past Monument in Spring Creek will be completed in about four weeks.

Geo. Roberts, Esq., Supervisor from Pearl, tells us that the bridge across the Illinois is progressing rapidly, as is the work through Pearl. By contract, it is to be completed by March 1, 1871.

125 Years Ago Nov. 20, 1895 Dedication day for the new courthouse was Nov. 16. The weather was raw and gloomy in the forenoon—cloudy and rainy in the afternoon. But for the deep mud in the roads, an immense crowd would have been gathered here. The court room was crowded to its utmost capacity (600?), and there was a host of people in all other parts of the building.

The total cost of the court-

house building and all fixtures was $68,520.28. Deducting from this amount the $20,000 cash donation made by citizens of Pittsfield and Newburg, the cost the county is $48, 520.28.

Speeches were made by several men, including J. M. Bush, editor of the Pike County Democrat, Pittsfield Mayor R. T. Hicks, Montezuma Township Supervisor Wm. Hess, Supervisor J. R. Easley of Derry Township, Judge C. J. Schofield, Capt. M. D. Massie, Geo. W. and Frank H. Jones, A. G. Crawford, Hon. Thomas Worthington, W.W. Watson of the Barry Adage, and Edward Yates. Three of the men had been present at the opening of the previous courthouse in 1838.

Years Ago Nov. 17, 1920 The annual Pike County Farmers’ Institute will be held in Kinderhook Thursday and Friday, Nov. 18 and 19. Those wishing to remain over for the second day can secure lodgings.

Eleven cars of hogs, cattle and sheep were shipped from the Pittsfield station Tuesday morning. Shippers were Sam Williams, Henry Hillerbranner, Gordon Dimmitt, John P. Ducey, Howe Woods, and A.R. Foreman.

All Pittsfield people should find themselves under great obligation to our enterprising townsman, Loren Windmiller,

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75 Years Ago Nov. 21, 1945 A total of 595 military discharges have been recorded at the office of Circuit Clerk Lee Wombles. More than three-fourths of Pike’s men in the service have not received their discharges. Many are still overseas. More than 160 Pike County men have been wounded.

Dr. J. M. Bailis, after four years and ten months in the Army, has now returned and taken up his practice here in Pittsfield.

Frank W. Collver, husband of Roberta Collver, is on his way home from Hawaii. Collver is one of the 1,400 “high point� Navy veterans whom the “magic carpet� is bringing back to the states aboard the U.S.S. Texas.

25 Years Ago Nov. 15, 1995 So far the federal government shutdown doesn’t seem to have affected Pike County.

Due to a deadlock over the budget between Congress and President Clinton, several federal government agencies were to be shut down Monday night at midnight.

Will Clark, first base for the Texas Rangers and Charlie O’brien, a catcher for the World Champion Atlanta Braves will be the first celebrity guests at Whitetail Days in Nebo this weekend.

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The Pittsfield American Legion Post 152 honored 15 World War I veterans at their Early Bird dinner.

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50 Years Ago Nov. 18, 1970 The director of the Illinois Department of Aeronautics met with a delegation from Pittsfield, and stated that Pittsfield is “one of four areas in the state that badly needs an airport.�

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Howard ‘Keith’ Renoud Howard “Keith� Renoud, 95, of Barry, IL passed away Thursday, November 5, 2020 at the Barry Community Care Center.

Keith was born December 18, 1924 to Charles “Howard� and Erma “Lucille� Allison Renoud at his grandparent’s home in Old Pearl.

Keith graduated from Pearl High School in 1941. He married Wanda Carlene Dyer on June 5, 1943. They have three children, Carla (Gary) Furniss of Barry, Randall (Myrna) Renoud of Ottawa, KS and Ken (Dorothy) Renoud of rural Pleasant Hill. He was blessed

with seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Keith was preceded in death by his parents and his wife of 72 years, Carlene.

Keith farmed in his early years, worked for F.S. for several years, then went to work for CB&Q Railroad as a telegraph operator in 1957 and he retired from Burlington Northern Railroad in 1987.

Keith and Carlene traveled extensively and his greatest memory was traveling to the Holy Lands. They wintered in Texas for several years. Keith’s number one priority was the church which he helped start,

Barbara L. Bradburn Barbara L. Bradburn, age 87, of Pittsfield, IL passed away Sunday, November 1, 2020 at Eastside Health and Rehabilitation Center in Pittsfield. She was born September 1, 1933 in the family farmhouse that had been in her family since 1846 in Montezuma Township to Hubert and Ina Ottawa Sowers. She married Ronald Bradburn on June 3, 1951 at Milton Christian Church by Joe T. Maynard and he preceded her in death on August 31, 2016.

Barbara graduated from Milton High School in 1951.

She went to work as a secretary for Dr. Artman and then spent over 45 years as the office manager at the family owned business, B&R Mechanical; when she spoke, they listened! Her greatest joys were her grandchildren and great grandchildren, she considered them the most precious gift she had ever received and they were truly the apple of her eye. Barbara was a member of the Pittsfield First Christian Church, the Square Dance Club at the American Legion, Women’s Club, Christian Women’s Fellowship, Women of Shriner’s, Bridge Club, and Old Orchard Country Club, where she served on the board. She loved to sew, dining with friends and family, enjoyed decorating and wallpapering, loved to shop, enjoyed bowling and was an avid golfer and played with the same Friday night group for over forty years and later in life the group continued their friend-

ship by playing dominos.

She is survived by her son, Donald (Susan) Bradburn of Pittsfield, IL; grandchildren, Dr. Christopher Cole (Casey) Bradburn of Clayton, NC and Dr. Joshua Levi (Madison) Bradburn of Wilmington, NC; great grandchildren, Cillian Luke Bradburn, Collin Cole Bradburn and one more great grandchild expected in 2021; in laws, Philip and Linda Bradshaw of Griggsville, IL; several nieces and nephews; and her loving Pug dog, Bear.

Barbara was preceded in death by her parents, Hubert and Ina Sowers; husband, Ronald Bradburn; daughter, Connie Bradburn; and brother, Richard Sowers.

Funeral services will be held privately and interment will be at Green Pond Cemetery in Pearl, IL. Memorials are suggested to be made to Pittsfield First Christian Church or Tammy Springer c/o Eastside Health and Rehabilitation Center. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.nieburfh. com. Niebur Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.

the Barry Church of Christ, where he was an elder for many years. He was a member of the Barry Kiwanis Club, a Boy Scout leader and he enjoyed hunting, especially quail and pheasant, with his dogs, Dixie and Lady. Keith’s greatest enjoyment was family gatherings and doing what Carlene said!

Graveside services were held Monday, November 9, 2020 at 1:30 p.m. at the Greenpond Cemetery near Pearl. There was no visitation, but friends were invited to the graveside service. Memorials are suggested to the Green-

Amann named student of the month at PHS Mackenize Amann, a senior at Pittsfield High School, has been selected as the October Saukee citizen of the month.

She is the daughter of Mark and Becky Amann.

Her activities include: student council, National Honor Society, chorus, quiz bowl and math team.

She was voted Saukee citizen by the faculty and staff at PHS. Selection was based on helping others, courtesy, going above and beyond in

helping the school environment as well as the community.

Also, congratulations to the following students for being nominated in October: Justin Pennock, Carter Klatt, Justin Lichtsinn, Katie Graham, Natalie Hobbs, Colton Story, Jeremiah Jackson, Peyton Apps, Breanna Fox, Rachel Graham, Alexis Groom, Nolan Paxton, Cassidy Poor, Jayden Stendback and Tori Waters.

Joan ‘Jody’ Curfman Joan “Jody� Curfman, 85, of Perry, IL, died on November 3, 2020 in Hannibal.

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The line for face painting was long as two painters tried their best to keep up. Trinity Reed of Barry, was using a creepy shade of green on Jayden Smith of Pittsfield. The event was held on the ground of the Holy Redeemer Church and the Western YMCA. The event attracted hundreds of costumed and non-costumed individuals.

ber 14, 2020 in the McCord Cemetery in Perry. The Airsman-Hires Funeral Home in Griggsville is in charge of the arrangements.

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pond Cemetery or to the Barry Church of Christ.

Lummis Funeral Home in Pleasant Hill is handling the arrangements.

Maurice Dean Sidwell Maurice Dean Sidwell, age 76, of Pittsfield, IL formerly of Nebo, passed away Friday, November 6, 2020 in Missouri Baptist Hospital in St. Louis, MO surrounded by his loving family. He was born June 15, 1944 in Nebo, IL to Edgar and Emma Pruett Sidwell. Maurice married the love of his life, Billie Conkright in Nebo, IL on January 28, 1967 and she survives.

He served with the Nebo Fire Department for 20 years, served as a Trustee on the Nebo Village Board, was a member of the Nebo Baptist Church where he served as a Deacon and Sunday School Superintendent, a 50 year member of Local Labor Union #231; his last job with them was the construction of the Twin Eagle Bridges. After retiring from the union, he then went on to become Maintenance Supervisor for Pikeland Schools, where he especially enjoyed working with the summer crew. He loved his morning coffee buddies and his Saturday breakfast group.

But most of all, Maurice loved his entire family and took great joy in spending time with his grandkids and watching them in all their activities. His great granddaughter, Tessa was the current apple of his eye.

He enjoyed camping, fishing and hunting. Maurice was a fun loving guy who was well thought of in his community by friends and family.

Maurice is survived by his

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Jimmie O. Phillips 87 of Griggsville died Monday November 2, 2020 in Springfield.

Private family services will be held at a later date.

The Airsman-Hires Funeral Home in Griggsville is in charge of the arrangemenst. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.airsman-hires.com

Mara Lea Clingingsmith Mara Lea Clingingsmith, 58, of Quincy died Wednesday, November 4th, 2020 at Blessing Hospital in Quincy.

All services are private with internment at the Kinderhook Cemetery. Memo-

rials are suggested to be made to Salvation Army Toy Town. Online condolences may be left to the family at www.nieburfh. com. Niebur Funeral Chapel is handling the arrangements.

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loving wife of 53 years, Billie; daughter, Melissa (Curt) Moffit of Pittsfield, IL; grandchildren, Josh (Lacy) Moffit of Pittsfield, IL, Megan (Silas) Greening of Pittsfield, IL and Ali Moffit of Pittsfield, IL; great granddaughter, Tessa Greening of Pittsfield, IL; siblings, Jane Ann (Jim) Herndon of Troy, IL and Nancy (Richard) Crockett of Pensacola, FL; sister in law, Izzy Sidwell of Bethalto, IL and numerous nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Edgar and Emma Sidwell; and siblings, Cletus Sidwell, Lyndel Sidwell, John Sidwell, Rick Sidwell, Margie Kelly and Mary Clendenny.

Graveside service were held Tuesday, November 10, 2020 at 12:30 PM at the Nebo Cemetery in Nebo, IL. Memorials are suggested to be made to Nebo Baptist Church. Online condolences may be left to the family at www.nieburfh.com. Niebur Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.

Christopher Lee Maines, 42 of Canton, Missouri died Thursday, November 5, 2020 at Blessing Hospital in Quincy, Illinois.

Cremation rites have been accorded. Private family services will be held at a later date.

Memorials may be made to St. Jude Children’s Hospital.

Arnold’s Funeral Home in Canton in charge of arrangements.

Online condolences may be left at www.arnoldsfuneralhome.net

Dale V. Griggs Dale V. Griggs, 70, of Decatur, died Saturday, October 31, 2020, at Decatur Memorial Hospital, surrounded by his loving family.

Honoring Dale Griggs’s wishes, cremation services will be provided by the Graceland/Fairlawn Funeral Home & Cremation Center, 2091 N. Oak-

land Ave., Decatur, IL. No public services are planned at this time out of respect for everyone’s safety during this time. The family will be holding a private memorial service in his honor. Please view the online obituary, send condolences, and share memories at www.gracelandfairlawn.com.

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- The Mayflower Compact was signed by the 41 men on the Mayflower when they landed in what is now Provincetown Harbor near Cape Cod. The compact called for “just and equal laws.�

- Nat Turner, a slave and educated minister, was hanged in Jerusalem, VA, after inciting a violent slave uprising.

- The telescope was patented by Alvan Clark.

- The first indoor amateur track and field meet was held by the New York Athletic Club.

- Australian outlaw and bank robber Ned Kelly was hanged at the Melbourne jail at age 25.

- Labor Activists were hanged in Illinois after being convicted of being connected to a bombing that killed eight police officers.

- Washington became the 42nd state of the United States.

- World War I came to an end when the Allies and Germany signed an armistice. This day became recognized as Veteran’s Day in the United States.

- Poland was reestablished shortly after the surrender of Germany.

- The body of an unknown British soldier was buried in Westminster Abbey.

The service was recorded with the first electronic recording process developed by Lionel Guest and H.O. Merriman.

- The Tomb of the Unknowns was dedicated at Arlington Cemetery in Virginia by U.S. President Harding.

- Kate Smith first sang Irving Berlin’s “God Bless America� on network radio.

- The Jeep made its debut.

- During World War II, Germany completed its occupation of France.

- The New York Knickerbockers (now the Knicks) played their first game at Madison Square Garden.

- The first video recorder was demonstrated by John Mullin and Wayne Johnson in Beverly Hills, CA. - The government of Rhodesia declared its independence from Britain. The country later became known as Zimbabwe.

- Walt Disney announced a project in Florida.

Disney movies, music and books - The U.S. launched Gemini 12 from Cape Kennedy, FL. The craft circled the Earth 59 times before returning.

- The U.S. Army turned over its base at Long Bihn to the South Vietnamese army. The event symbolized the end of direct involvement in the Vietnam War by the U.S. military.

- Civil war broke out when Angola gained independence from Portugal.

- Stuntman Dan Goodwin scaled the outside of the 100-story John Hancock Center in Chicago in about six hours.

- The U.S.S. Ohio was commissioned at the Electric Boat Division in Groton, CT. It was the first Trident class submarine.

- The Reverend Martin Luther King Sr. died in Atlanta at age 84.

- U.S. President Ronald Reagan accepted the Vietnam Veterans Memorial as a gift to the nation from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund.

- Gary Coleman, at age 13, underwent his second kidney transplant in Los Angeles. He had his first transplant at age 5.

- Sperry Rand and Burroughs merged to form “Unisys,� becoming the second largest computer company.

- Vincent Van Gogh’s “Irises� was sold for a then record 53.9 million dollars in New York.

- Police in Sacramento, CA, found the first of seven bodies buried on the grounds of a boardinghouse. Dorothea Puente was later charged in the deaths of nine people, convicted of three murders and sentenced to life in prison.

- Stormie Jones, the world’s first heart-liver transplant recipient, died at a Pittsburgh hospital at age 13.

- The U.S. stationed its first diplomat in Cambodia in 16 years to help the nation arrange democratic elections.

- Russian President Boris Yeltsin told U.S. senators in a letter that Americans had been held in prison camps after World War II. Some were “summarily executed,� but others were still living in his country voluntarily.

- The Church of England voted to ordain women as priests.

- Walt Disney Co. announced plans to build a U.S. history theme park in a Virginia suburb of Washington. The plan was halted later due to local opposition.

Disney movies, music and books - In Washington, DC, the Vietnam Women’s Memorial was dedicated to honor the more than 11,000 women who had served in the Vietnam War. - In Gaza, a suicide bomber detonated his explosives at an Israeli military checkpoint killing three soldiers.

- The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund unveiled “The Wall That Heals.� The work was a half-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial that would tour communities throughout the United States.

- The Eastman Kodak Company announced that they were laying off 10,000 employees.

- Roger Clemens (Toronto Blue Jays) became the third major league player to win the Cy Young Award four times.

- Jay Cochrane set a record for the longest blindfolded skywalk. He walked on a tightrope between the towers of the Flamingo Hilton in Las Vegas, NV. The towers are 600 feet apart.

- Vincente Fernandez received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

- Israel’s Cabinet ratified a land-forpeace agreement with the Palestinians.

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NSDAR recognizes Emily Purseley NSDAR (National Society of Daughters of American Revolution) Nancy Ross Chapter members had the privilege of presenting Emily Pursley, daughter of Earl and Mary Pursley, with the Mary Desha Medal for Youth at their October meeting. Emily was nominated by the chapter and she was approved to receive this prestigious award by the Founders Medals Trustees under the auspices of the Office of the Reporter General in Washington, D.C. Mary Desha was one of the founders of the society.

This is a national award from NSDAR and honors a youth (age 20 and under) for exemplary service to the community, state or nation. During the meeting, Regent Kay Sealock summarized Emily’s many high school activities within numerous PHS organizations and her involvement as officer, committee chair-

woman, appointment to Principal’s Advisory Council, and as founder of the PHS History Club. She found time to tutor classmates throughout the school year. During her high school years she also participated in Rotary Interact, was a member of the New Philadelphia Association Board of Directors, Pike County Historical Society Board of Directors and is leading Pike County’s 200th Birthday Celebration for 2021. She participates in Picture Pittsfield, Zoe Theatre Preservation Society, the Salvation Army Youth Brass Band and Quincy Park Band. She has been active in the Detroit United Methodist Church in various ways such as VBS, Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes and others. She has experienced working in a couple of local businesses. It was noted that Emily obviously is capable of great time management and organizational skills,

Emily Purseley dependable with school as well as adult leadership positions, works well with and helps others and is a dedicated individual who doesn’t shy away from challenges.

At the present time Emily is enrolled as a freshmen at Illinois College majoring in both history and music, and her intention is to become a history teacher.

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Farmers State Bank makes $35,000 in donations to local charities Farmers State Bank is proud to announce the additional donation of $15,000 to three local organizations, the Pikeland Snack Pack program, the Griggsville Snack Pack program and Pike County Unmet Needs organization. Over the past four months, Farmers State Bank has donated $35,000 to local charities. “As families continue to struggle to put food on their tables, there has never been a more pressing time to give back to our communities,� Nevin Grigsby, president, Farmers State Bank, said. “The Pikeland Snack Pack, Griggsville Snack Pack and Pike County Unmet Needs organizations all go above and beyond to assist families during these difficult times. No child or family should ever have to worry about where their next meal will come from or how they will make ends meet. We truly appreciate everything these organizations do and feel humbled by the ability to support their efforts.�

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Gina Sheurman, left, marketing manager of Farmers State Bank, presents a donation to Kristine Bingham of the Griggsville Snack Pack program.

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Nevin Grigsby, center, president of the Farmers State Bank, presents a check to Robin Callender, left and Donna Tomhave.

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TWO RIVERS MARINA HOSTS “PUNKIN’ CHUNKIN’� COMPETITION

Left to right: Kelly Bowen, Mason Jones and Alan Bowen prepare to launch a pumpkin using a catapult designed by the team. Three teams competed to see who could design a contraption to heave pumpkins the farthest into the waters of Two Rivers Marina Saturday, Nov. 7. According to part-owner of the marina Cindy Blaylock, five teams originally entered the contest, but two bowed out. Competitors were marina patrons Scott Thomas, Dray Anderson and Hannibal’s Bowen family. Blaylock said the contest was an effort to increase business at the marina later in the year. The current ownership group, according to Blaylock, took possession of the marina last November. Blaylock reports that, in subsequent years, ownership plans to grow events like the “punkin’ chunkin’� competition and the marina’s cardboard boat race that was held earlier in the year.

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Nevin Grigsby, president of Farmers State Bank, presents a donation to the Pike County Unmet Needs organization. Accepting the check are, left to right, Andria Gates, Chris Bruns, Helen Earls and Leslie Henry.

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Prayers for the ill and the duck hunters Happy birthday to two of my great-grandchildren, Levi Damon, son of Cody and Nicole Damon, who was 15 Saturday, and Kathy Lee Pence, wife of my great-grandson, Nathan Pence, Sunday, Nov. 8. Happy birthday from Great Grandma.

Preston Pence spent the weekend with us and fixed us supper all by himself, Saturday

night. It was really good. I think he’s going to be a good cook.

Please pray for Braden Damon, Doug Damon and Brian Damon as they are duck hunting.

Also, please pray for my granddaughter, Christina and her husband. They live in the St. Louis area. He was taken to the hospital with a mass on the

BY FRANCES PENCE 217-242-3511 stem of his brain. He is in ICU and on a ventilator. They could sure use your prayers.

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DAMAGE TO PIKELAND PROPERTY, CAR BURNS

A vehicle caught fire early Saturday morning after it was allegedly doing burnouts on the practice field across from Pittsfield High School. Pittsfield City Police and the Pittsfield Fire Department responded to the call at 2:05 a.m. The damage to the school grounds was discovered later in the day when officers returned to the scene.

According to Michael Starman, Pittsfield police chief, it was determined the same car that burned had caused the damage. The driver was located away from the scene and has not yet been charged, but the investigation continues. Sharman said he expected to release more information later this week.

Griggsville city council delays tax levy decision

By DAVID CAMPHOUSE PIKE PRESS Griggsville’s city council originally planned to consider changes to the city’s tax levy at its Wednesday, Nov. 4 meeting, but Griggsville Mayor Kent Goewey and the council tabled the discussion of the levy pending additional information and input from Griggsville’s legal counsel. “We didn’t do the tax levy, because we wanted to make sure all the numbers were right,� Goewey said. “We have a new attorney, so I want to make sure we are on the same page.�

Goewey said that any increase in the city’s tax levy would be less than five percent, and tax increases to residents because of any city levy increase would be minimal. “We will not have to have a truth in taxation hearing, because we will have a 4.99 percent increase or less,� Goewey said. “Our current tax levy is $131,000. If it does go up, it would be pennies to each property owner.�

Griggsville’s council members also approved the city’s annual contract with Pike County Animal Control, with the city paying $3,678. According to Goewey, the dollar amount that the city pays animal control is determined by multiplying the city’s population by three. “The contract amount is three dollars per capita,� Goewey said.

Mayor Goewey reported that animal control issues have not been a big issue in Griggsville recently. “I think they took 10 dogs out of here last year,� Goewey said. “It hasn’t been so bad over the last six months or a year.�

In addition to rounding up loose animals, Goewey said that Pike County Animal Control is also responsible for record keeping associated with mandatory pet vaccinations.

The council went on to approve a payment to Two Rivers Plumbing for $17,842.50 for work involved with the replacement of the city’s water lines in the southeast quarter of town. According to City Clerk Linda Brawdy, the payment is the third payment for the current phase

of the water line project.

The clerk reported that the current phase of the project is nearly complete.

In addition, Griggsville’s council is considering implementing a program that would automatically notify residents in the event of planned water service interruptions caused by public works or utilities projects, such as the current water line project. Goewey said that such a program would be similar to a notification system employed by Pike County Emergency Management, which sends notifications to the cell phones of residents who opt in to the program. “We’re looking into a program to see if it’s an option,� Goewey said. “We’re looking to see if it’s viable and cost effective.�

Licensing of ATV and golf cart use in Griggsville, which was approved at last month’s council meeting, has been delayed, pending the arrival of license stickers to be affixed to the back of licensed ATVs and golf carts. Goewey said that the city council reviewed a proof of a sticker, but the council told the printer that the city wanted a larger sticker. “We came up with a new design with input from Sheriff Greenwood,� Goewey said. “We just want to make sure that we have something an officer can see easily.�

Brawdy reported that interest in the licenses is high among Griggsville residents. “We’ve had probably at least eight to ten applications,� Brawdy said. “License fees are $25 through the end of April and $50 per year starting in May.�

Goewey expressed strong support for Griggsville’s bars and restaurants in light of recently enacted COVID-19 mitigation efforts that restrict indoor dining, while encouraging residents to follow IDPH recommendations “I support any and all small businesses,� Goewey said. “There will be no repercussions for businesses from the city. These people’s livelihoods depend on being able to do business. I think everybody needs to wear a mask and wash their hands. If you go into a bar, you understand the consequences.�

Care of collection spanning playwright’s career entrusted to Illinois College A collection documenting the life and work of the late playwright Ken Bradbury has been generously donated to the Khalaf Al Habtoor Archives at Illinois College by the Bradbury family.

Bradbury was a native of Perry. Ken was a 1967 graduate of Perry High School and a 1971 graduate of Illinois College.

He died in 2018 after a long career in entertaining the region with his works.

His collection includes awards, correspondence, documents, ephemera, newspapers, photographs, publications and textiles, as well as production advertisements, playbills, posters, programs, scripts, stage directions and sheet music from over the course of Bradbury’s life and the more than 300 plays he penned.

Keith Bradbury, a brother, said that future generations and scholars will find his brother’s faith, humor and wisdom stand out as themes throughout his body of work — some of which was never written down. “But for those that are, we were concerned about their preservation,� he said. “Many of the newspaper articles predate computers, so the printed copy is all that remains. That amounts to more than two columns every week for 35 years. To have these newspaper articles, plays, speeches, letters, etc., in the safe and capable hands of the archive department at Illinois College gives us the confidence that his works will be preserved and available to all who care.�

Since his death, Ken Bradbury’s family has continued to discover his work.

Born in Perry, he directed his first play after graduating from IC and taking a job as English teacher at Triopia High School. He was an educator of 35 years, directed and performed in theaters across the region and remained active in his local community throughout his life. “No one knows the extent and depth of Ken’s writings,� Keith Bradbury said. “Today, we are still finding plays he had written for various communities about their histories and happenings.�

Over the summer, the collection was moved and is now being stored in the Khalaf Al Habtoor Archives. Work has begun to organize and preserve the collection, which will be housed in the archives’ state-of-the-art, secure storage facility.

Samantha Sauer, archivist and curator of the Paul Findley Congressional Museum and assistant professor of history, said the collection has already generated significant interest and will serve as a rich resource for teaching and research at Illinois College, as well as for off-campus researchers.

Keith Bradbury said his brother “loved IC and all that it stands for,� and his family has always been dedicated to the liberal arts education IC provides. “He is missed by many,� Keith Bradbury added. “But with Illinois College serving as guardians of his work, he will always be near.�

You can say we’ve had some quite unseasonable weather as of late. It has been so nice, but sure hunters are really not appreciating this. Have to say, quite warm for November!

This is a very important day, for it is because of the veteran you are free to express, live and choose your everyday freedoms. One does not quite comprehend how lucky we are to be free! And looking at this country today, sure it is quite shameful for those that have

fought for each one of us. It is your civic duty to honor and respect not only our veterans, but our flag and our country!

Thank you to all of our veterans!

The American Legion had a catfish/buffalo dinner Veteran’s Day 11 a.m.-1 p.m. for carry out. Thank you to those who go and support our Legion! Also PH Fast Stop gave out free cupcakes, coffee or fountain soda to all those veterans out there.

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Sympathy is extended to the family and friends of Garold Shoemaker who passed away recently.

Birthdays and anniversaries for the week: Nov. 11, Jake Davis, Nov. 13 Allison Woods, Dalton Woodward, Dylan

Woodward, Patty Manker, Nov. 14, Dennis Douglas, Vicki Armistead, C.J. and Brandy Ostrander, Paul and Edith Turner, Nov. 15 Cheryl Kirk, Ed Butler, Nov. 16 Gail Walston, Gary Dice, Joey Fesler, Nov. 17, Marlee Bradshaw.

News from The Barry Food Pantry: The Barry Food Pantry will be reopening with drivethrough service Tuesday evenings from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. and Fridays from 8:30 a.m. until noon.

Trivia Answers from Last Week: 1. In the parable of the sower in the Bible, how many times was the seed planted? (4 times) 2. How many others, besides the 12 apostles, did Jesus send out to do His ministry? (70 others) 3. In the account in the Bible of the Good Samaritan, how

BY WYVETTA DAVIS 217-285-4880 w9yti@irtc.net many had passed by the man who had been beaten before the Good Samaritan stopped to help? (2 men) 4. In the story of the Good Samaritan, where was the man that was beaten from, and where was he traveling to? (He was from Jerusalem and heading to Jericho) 5. Who were the two sisters that Jesus came to visit? (Mary and Martha) Show me thy ways, O Lord; teach me thy paths. Lead me in thy truth, and teach me: for thou art the God of my salvation; on thee do I wait all the day. Psalm 25:4, 5

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GP Scholastic Book Fair is going online The GP Scholastic Book Fair is going online! It’s online now and will run through Thursday, Nov. 19. This is an online only Book Fair. Discover new books sure to keep kids reading.

Access over 6,000 products. All purchases support our school.

Visit our Book Fair homepage: https://www.scholastic.com/bf/ griggsvilleperryelemschool The following days will be Remote Learning Days: Friday, Nov. 13, Friday, Dec. 4, and Friday, Dec. 18.

Sympathy is extended to the family Jimmie Phillips who passed away on Monday, Nov. 2 in Springfield.

Marissa Dunham and Fernando Euan of Joliet hosted a dinner over the weekend for an early celebration of the 65th Anniversary of Marissa’s grandparents, Gerald and Annabel Wainman. Helping Gerald and Annabel celebrate were their children Greg and Sherald

(Gordon was unable to attend), grandchildren Kara, Heath and Nate and his wife Margaret and great-grandchildren Sydnee, Aislee, Kason and Maddi.

Gerald and Annabel’s anniversary is this Thursday, Nov. 12. When I spoke to Annabel on Monday, she said they sure appreciate all the cards they have already received.

Sympathy is extended to the family of Joan Curfman who passed away on Nov. 3.

Trena Martin and Janice Sneeden drove to Casey, Ill., last week and did some sightseeing. Richard and Lynn Sneeden and Lynn’s parents met up with them and they all enjoyed lunch together.

Sympathy is extended to Lane and Sharon Wiese and their family in the death of Sharon’s mother, Lucille Wagner of Mt. Sterling. Other survivors from here include Nathan and MaKayla Wiese and daughter

By NADINE KESSINGER 217-407-4502 kessy@casscomm.com Evelyn.

Happy birthday wishes go out to Lance Fanning who turned four years old on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Happy birthday, Lance!

You are never too lost to be saved.

Pike County Thanks for your support in this recent election!

It is my honor to continue to serve you as your Circuit Clerk.

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Police Beat The police records released by the Pike County Sheriff’s office include the following arrests and bookings. The records state that these are accusations and each individual is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Traffic: Speeding: Logan M. Edmondson, 2/23/96, Rockport, $164; Mason McTucker, 9/5/97, Barry, $164; Derrick J. Nash, 11/11/83, Griggsville, $400; Steven L. Keefer, 5/24/03, Griggsville, $164; Tammy R. McCune, 6/18/66, $164; Seth M. Miller, 5/9/93, Nebo, $400.

Seat belt violations: Christopher J. Reimers, 9/12/82, Pittsfield, $257.

Miscellaneous traffic: Jordan MC Brown, 4/16/92, Pittsfield, electronic communication device, $307, three months probation; Luther D.Davis, 3/25/77, Nebo, driving on suspended license, $777, 24 months supervision; Matthew T. Gunterman, 8/17/93, Nebo, failure to reduce speed, $266, 12 months supervision; Barbara L. Lashbrook, 6/13/84, Pittsfield, illegal transportation of liquor by a driver, $577, 24 months supervision; Kenneth J. Lemoine, 9/14/95, Griggsville, failure to obtain license after revocation, $353, six

months supervision; Brett A. Miller, 4/10/87, Griggsville, electronic communication device, $307, three months supervision, reckless driving, $827, 24 months supervision; Brenton J.Noble, 3/17/98, Pittsfield, driving on a revoked license, $1,427, 30 days in jail; Christopher P. White, 10/21/81, Pittsfield, operate uninsured motor vehicle, $450, six months supervision; Amanda J. Cooper, 1/6/87, Pittsfield, illegal transportation of liquor by a passenger, $164; Duja B. Dukes, 7/19/96, Hull, operation uninsured motor vehicle, $450, six months supervision; Robert L. Lipcamon, 9/23/60, violation of registration, $1,635; Jeanna M. Lynch, 10/14/68, operate uninsured motor vehicle, $450, six months supervision; Matthew P. Madden, 10/12/98, Barry, driving on a suspended license; Marvin D. Mullett, 8/4/01, Barry, truck spilling load, $164, Catherine S. Norton-Ottwell, 12/15/46, Nebo, fail to obey stop sign, $164; Kennard R. Scranton, 10/24/84, Griggsville unlawful possession of cannabis by a driver; $527, Julia K. Sidwell, 5/17/81, Pittsfield, operation of an uninsured motor vehicle, $450, six months supervision; John R. Syrcle, 11/29/88, Griggsville, drive or operate a non-highway vehicle, $164,

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Cassandra l. Thompson, 28, Winchester, was arrested Nov. 3 at 8:51 p.m. on a felony Pike County warrant with a bond of $600, a felony Pike County warrant with a bond of $200, a felony Pike County warrant with a bond of $1,500 and a Pike County traffic warrant with a bond of $150. She remains lodged.

Corey M. Manson, 33, Griggsville, was arrested Nov. 4 at 5:54 a.m. on a felony violation of an order of protection and a miscellaneous charge of interference with emergency communication. He remains lodged in lieu of $5,000 bond.

Jayme A. Draper, 51, East

Moline, was arrested Nov. 4 at 12:08 a.m. on a small claims body attachment.

He posted $15,000 and was released Nov. 5 at 12:45 a.m.

Laken L. Logsdon, 31, Quincy, was arrested Nov. 6 at 11:17 p.m. on a misdemeanor in-state warrant. She remains lodged.

Kenneth Roland, 32, Pittsfield, was arrested Nov. 6 at 8:50 p.m on a misdemeanor charge of domestic violence.

He remains lodged.

Troy L. Snyder, 49, Quincy, was arrested Nov. 6 at 9:38 a.m. on a four felony in-state warrants. He posted $2,500 cash and was released Nov. 6 at 7 p.m.

Sheriff warns of IDES fraud The Pike County Sheriff’s Department has been receiving numerous reports from citizens receiving letters from the Illinois Department of Employment Security (IDES) advising Unemployment Benefits have been issued in their name.

If anyone receives one of these documents and has not filed for Unemployment Benefits,

please contact the Sheriff’s Department to make a report. Individuals may also e-mail the report to pikesheriffil@pikecountysd.org. This may be necessary in case IDES contacts you and requests a police report number. “Always remember to be very cautious to whom you provide personal information to,� Sheriff David Greenwood said.

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Rachel Barber introduced Bob Norris at the Nov. 4 Rotary program. Norris is involved in the Looking for Lincoln, Pike County Historical Society and the Pike County Bi-Centennial organizations. Bob stated that Pike County is rich in history and explained the three organizations he is involved with and their current events.

Driving under the influence: Jordan E. Roberts, 8/22/87, Pittsfield, $2,911, 24 months probation, 60 days in jail.

Misdemeanors: Dustin W. Martin, 3/4/84, Hull, fail to return from furlough, $592, 24 months conditional discharge, 20 days in jail; Brett A. Miller, 4/10/87, Griggsville, retail theft under $300, $869, 24 months probation; Kyle A. Pressnall, 10/15/85, Pleasant Hill, revocation of probation

on a 2018 disorderly conduct charge, $847, 30 days in jail; Steven B.Sappington, 8/23/93, Griggsville, violation stalking/no contact order, $1,019, 24 months conditional discharge; Austin W. Willard, 11/15/90, criminal damage to property, $593, 24 months probation, 120 days periodic imprisonment, with credit for eight days served.

Felonies: Tabitha M. Dempsey, 2/4/94, Pleasant Hill, theft, less than $500,

PUBLIC NOTICES ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE Notice is hereby given by the Commissioners of the Sny Island Levee Drainage District, pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 70 ILCS 605/4-12, Illinois Compiled Statutes, that the Annual Meeting of the District will be held at 9:00 A.M. on Monday, November 23, 2020 at the New Canton, Illinois village park located at the corner of Pleasant Vale and Mississippi Streets one block east of Illinois 96. Due to State mandate, attendance at the meeting will be limited to the ÂżUVW DWWHQGHHV SUHVHQW DW the park. Attendees are urged to bring their own lawn chairs and are encouraged to wear masks to the event.

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PITTSFIELD, PIKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF STEVEN D. SMITH, DECEASED NO. 2020-P-58 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION -- CLAIMS Notice is given of the death of STEVEN D. SMITH, of Barry, Illinois. Letters of ofÂżFH ZHUH LVVXHG RQ 2FWREHU 29, 2020, to MICHELLE M. FOREMAN-SMITH, 211 Elm, (OGUHG ,OOLQRLV ZKRVH attorney is THOMSON, McNEELY & CREWS, P.C., 226 West State Street, P. O. Box 970, Jacksonville, Illinois 62651.

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INVITATION FOR BIDS The Pike County Housing Authority will receive sealed bids for Septic System Upgrades at Project IL-71-6/Baylis in Pike County, Illinois. Bids shall be submitted in a single lump sum proposal: Bids will be received until 2:00 p.m., prevailing time on the 24th day RI 1RYHPEHU DW WKH RIÂżFH RI WKH 3XEOLF +RXVLQJ $XWKRULW\ 3+$

838 Mason St., Barry, IL 62312, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.

No Prebid Meeting has been scheduled. Parties interested in visiting the sites to review the project shall make arrangements with the PHA prior to visiting the properties.

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$1,739, 24 months probation; Kyle A Personal, 10/15/85, Pleasant Hill, possession of a controlled substance, possession of methamphetamine, $6,854 total fines, eight years in the Illinois Department of Corrections with credit for 88 days served and 30 months probation; Austin W.Willard, 11/15/90, Pittsfield, driving while revoked or suspended, $1,615, 30 months

probation, 120 days periodic imprisonment, 11 days credit for time served.

Has your charge been amended, reduced or dropped or have you been found not guilty? Email ppnews@campbellpublications.net to be considered for a status update on your court proceeding. Please include name and case number.

HELP WANTED Inside sales help needed at Pike County Lumber.

Multiple positions available. Duties to be determined based on experience. Experience & Qualities looking for: Construction & Building Materials, Inventory & OfďŹ ce Management, Stocking & Merchandising, Sales & Purchasing, Accounting, Product Specialties – Kitchen & Bath, Plumbing/Elect, Hardware, Computer & IT, Managerial, Dispatch, Estimating. Multiple hats needed to run a small business. Willing to create exible positions based on experience or train anyone hardworking and willing to learn. Knowledge base of Microsoft OfďŹ ce products, general web ordering & browsing, & typing experience is a plus. Customer service & pleasant attitude non-negotiable. Send resume to: Attn: Human Resources, PO Box 311, PittsďŹ eld, IL 62363

HELP WANTED Full time Class A Driver needed at Pike County Lumber Must be available to work Mon-Sat. Duties include loading, transporting, and unloading materials within a 100 mile radius of warehouse. Some warehouse work also required, along with operation of forklifts, pallet jacks, and manual lifting of light and heavy objects. Overtime every week; home every night.

No experience required, but must have or be able to obtain (within one month of hire) a Class A CDL drivers license. Must have a clean driving record and be able to pass a drug screening. 50-hour work week, retirement, earned time off. Stable company - ensures job security to quality candidates. Send resume to: Attn: Human Resources, PO Box 311, PittsďŹ eld, IL 62363

PIKE COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY We have an affordable, safe and clean apartment for you!

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PCHA provides most utilities, trash removal, yard care, maintenance, snow removal, pest control and transportation via Wst Central Mass Transit. All PCHA apartmens have a $300 security deposit and no charge for pets!

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GREAT VISITS PIKE RESTAURANT Mike Matheny, a former St. Louis Cardinal catcher and current manager of the Kansas City Royals was hunting in Pike County recently and stopped in at the Bainbridge Street Cafe in Barry. One of Matheny’s biggest fans, Haley Flores, got to meet and take this picture with Matheny in the restaurant owned by her aunt, Pam Utterback.

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Jason (Bear) White of Pittsfield killed this 15-point buck the first week of archery season. White said the buck was chasing a doe and came with in 10 yards of White’s stand. White would not disclose his hunting ground, saying only that it was in Pike County.

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Pearsons celebrate 67th anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pearson of Pittsfield will celebrate 67 years of marriage on Nov. 15. The couple were married at the First Baptist Church in Pittsfield by the Rev. James Stewart on Nov. 15, 1953.

Mrs. Pearson, the former Phyla Baughman is the daughter of the late Paul and Edith Baughman of Pittsfield.

Mr. Pearson is the son of the late Milo and Lola Belle Pearson of Pleasant Hill.

Mr. Pearson graduated from Pleasant Hill High School in 1948, then drafted

into the Korean Conflict from 19491952 with the 101st Airborne Division of the U.S. Army serving in Germany.

Upon returning home he was employed with Illinois Rural Electric retiring after 44 years of service.

Mrs. Pearson graduated from Pittsfield High School (Higbee High School) in 1950 and St. Mary’s School of Nursing in 1953. She was employed

by Illini Hospital as an RN, retiring after 40 years of service.

The couple enjoyed wintering in

Texas after retirement for over 20 years.

The Pearsons have three children, Mrs. Phyllis Lord of Pittsfield, Rusty (Linda) Pearson of Perry and Pamela Pearson of Pittsfield. They have four grandchildren, Sarah Anne Lord of St. Louis, Mo., Micah (Melissa) Lord of Quincy, Dean (Lindy) Pearson of Ft. Collins, Colo. and Carrie (Todd) Bradshaw of Griggsville. They have five great-grandchildren, Benjamin, Jonah and Luke Bradshaw, Ailish Pearson and Holden Lord.

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DeWalt 20V MAX Mid-Range Impact Wrench Kit

59.99

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1999

DeWalt Mobile Storage

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89.99

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199

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40 pc. Milwaukee Tool Shockwave Drill & Drive Bit Set

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CDC-SRP MS 250 18" Chainsaw JJ LUNPUL SI ^LPNO[ (U[P ]PIYH[PVU Z`Z[LT ;VVS SLZZ [HUR Ã&#x201E;SSLY JHWZ 49060182 Reg. $359.99 Fall Promotional Savings valid 09/01/20-11/30/20. Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

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BG 50 Blower

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99

2.6 oz. HP Ultra Oil

1 qt. Stihl Motomix Fuel

17999

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16' LED Color Changing Tape Light

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2,500 Lumen LED Cobb Bulb

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16 oz. Motor Treatment

Solar LED Motion Light 78950014 Reg. $29.99

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399

12 oz. Touch 'N Foam Sealant 55260028, 0060

Reg. $4.99

1999

2 pk. Plastic Saw Horses _ _ /VSKZ \W [V SI -LH[\YLZ UVU ZSPW MLL[ HUK UVU ZSPW YLZ[Z 56400049 Reg. $24.99 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

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60 gal. 3.7 HP Black Diamond Air Compressor *HZ[ PYVU [^PU J`SPUKLY VPS S\IYPJH[LK W\TW ]VS[ PUK\J[PVU TV[VY WZP TH_ WYLZZ\YL /7 Y\UUPUN <3 HUK *:( JLY[PÃ&#x201E;LK All E-Rebates must be submitted by 12/06/20.

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7,000 Lumen LED Portable Work Light 7VY[HISL HUK Y\NNLK MVY \ZL HU`^OLYL :SPT KLZPNU HUK LHZPS` HKQ\Z[HISL HUNSL [HUNSL MYLL WV^LY JVYK LHZ` 65 6-- Z^P[JO 75190055 Reg. $45.99

Select KT Welding Helmets Reg. $99.99

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5

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10%

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All In-Stock Blue Buffalo Life Protection -OrWilderness Dog Food

All In-Stock 6-8 lb. Wildology Dog Food

$2 Off

V# 5564 In-store pricing only.

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3

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All In-Stock 30-33 lb. Eukanuba Dog Food

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$

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3

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3

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All In-Stock 31.1 lb. Purina One Dog Food

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949

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All In-Stock Taste Of The Wild Cat Food

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17

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40 lb. Sidekick Adult Dog Food

99

40 lb. Sidekick Adult Cat Food

69

Heated Outdoor Cat Barn _ _ PU[LYPVY =PU`S IHJRPUN HUK KLUPLY U`SVU JVUZ[Y\J[PVU JYLH[L H ^H[LY YLZPZ[HU[ ZOLS[LY 50150104 Reg. $79.97 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

1999 40 lb. Duralife Complete Cat Food

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20 lb. Tidy Cats Cat Litter *OVVZL MYVT 7LYMVYTHUJL VY 0UZ[HU[ (J[PVU

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10

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99

All In-Stock 15.5-16 lb. Science Diet Cat Food V# 5122 Selection may vary by store.

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50 lb. NutreBeef Cattle Feed & Minerals 5\[YP[PVU `V\ JHU JV\U[ VU MVY L]LY` JSHZZ VM JH[[SL V# 6594 Selection may vary by store.

10

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All In-Stock Weaver Leather Equine & Livestock Tack

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300

2/$

Ivermectin 1.87% Horse Dewormer Paste

4" x 5 yd. Vet Wrap Flex Bandage

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999

50 lb. Farm & Home 12% Sweet Complete Equine Feed

1299

799

50 lb. F&H Whole Oats

50 lb. Country Companion 12% All Stock Feed

1199

50 lb. Country Companion Alfalfa Pellets -Or- Alfalfa Cubes

RUSH SALE ( [L_[\YLK JVTWSL[L NYHPU YH[PVU MVY HSS JSHZZLZ VM OVYZLZ 75150011 Reg. $10.99

Reg. $13.99

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32 oz. Heated Rabbit Bottle >P[O H UV KYPW IYHZZ KYPURPUN ]HS]L [OPZ IV[[SL PZ WLYMLJ[ MVY YHIIP[Z N\PULH WPNZ IPYKZ VY ZTHSS YVKLU[Z 0KLHS MVY `LHY YV\UK \ZL Reg. $24.99 Limited quantities available.

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125 Watt -Or- 250 Watt Clear Heat Bulb Reg. $2.99

799

10.5" Brooder Clamp Light

2

3499

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50 lb. Pen Pals Rabbit Feed

3499

5 gal. Galvanized Poultry Waterer

*OVVZL MYVT VY

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Heated Poultry Base

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NatureWise Feed

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1199

20 lb. Songbird Blend

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2

([[YHJ[Z JOPJRHKLLZ NYVZILHRZ )\U[PUNZ -PUJOLZ 1\UJVZ HUK TVYL 5845011 Reg. $14.99 Not available in Havana.

$

99 14 40 lb. Cardinal Mix Bird Food 5V^ ^P[O :HÉ&#x160;V^LY HUK 7LHU\[Z 62280677 Reg. $16.99

1699 20 lb. Nut Medley 62281045

Reg. $19.99

14

99

20 lb. Finch Bird Seed 5845066 Reg. $19.99 Not available in Havana.

699

20 lb. Country View Wild Bird Feed 5844999 Reg. $7.99 Not available in Havana.

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1799

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23,500 BTU KeroHeat Kerosene Convection Heater

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750-1,500 Watt Comfort Zone Ceramic Heater

20

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5

399

49

16 oz. Propane Tank -VY \ZL ^P[O TVZ[ WVY[HISL YLJYLH[PVUHS HWWSPHUJLZ YLX\PYPUN WYVWHUL +PZWVZHISL [HUR Limited quantities available.

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.75 Cube Firewood Bundle

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7999

3499

4,000-9,000 BTU Mr. Heater Buddy Heater /LH[Z \W [V ZX M[ HUK KPYLJ[S` JVUULJ[Z [V H SI WYVWHUL J`SPUKLY UV[ PUJS\KLK ;OL L_WLY[S` LUNPULLYLK ZPaL [V );< YH[PV PZ H\NTLU[LK ^P[O H MVSK KV^U OHUKSL [V NP]L [OPZ OLH[LY TH_PT\T ^OPSL YL[HPUPUN H TPUPTHSPZ[PJ MVV[WYPU[ 62090498 Limited quantities available.

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12999

64

99

4,000-18,000 BTU Mr. Heater Big Buddy Heater

3,800 BTU Mr. Heater Little Buddy Heater

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17999

19999

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20,000 BTU Mr. Heater Vent Free Wall Heater

30,000 BTU Mr. Heater Vent Free Wall Heater

BEAT THE RUSH SALE 999

64 oz. Howes -Or80 oz. Power Service Diesel Supplement

Reg. $11.99

Everyday LOW PRICE!

299

12

99

1 gal. Rain-X De-Icer Windshield Wash

64 oz. Howes Lifeline -Or- 80 oz. Diesel 911

10575648

Reg. $16.99

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499

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11 oz. P.B. Blaster Penetrating Oil 8\PJRS` I\Z[Z SVVZL Y\Z[LK VY MYVaLU WHY[Z 5V^ ^P[O [OL HIPSP[` [V TVUP[VY [OL ]VS\TL KPZWLUZLK I` \ZPUN P[Z *VU[YVS -SV^ ;LJOUVSVN`â&#x201E;¢ 10576948 Reg. $5.49

1 gal. Fast Orange Hand Cleaner 8042222

Reg. $14.99

19 99

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Frost Guard Pro XL 55410014 Reg. $29.99

24.99

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3499

After Rebate

5 gal. Mobil Delvac 15W40 Diesel Engine Oil /LSWZ RLLW LUNPULZ JSLHU MYVT ZVV[ HUK ZS\KNL 41480016 Reg. $64.99 Limit 2 per household with mail-in rebate. Expires 11/30/20. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

8

5999

With Exchange 650 CCA Auto Battery

Reg. $64.99

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6999

With Exchange 800 CCA Automotive Battery

Reg. $79.99

1/2 PRICE! 49

4

HydroFlector Waterproof Thermal Gloves :PaLZ 4 ?3

7 Reg. $8.99 Limited quantities available.

No rain checks.

WATERPROOF

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69

6" Aluma Tow Adjustable Ball Mount Combo (KQ\Z[HISL HS\TPU\T IHSS TV\U[ ^P[O PUKLWLUKLU[S` PU[LYJOHUNLHISL OP[JO IHSSZ PUJS\KLK! HUK KPHTL[LY 24570008 Reg. $129.99 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

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49

4-In-1 Jump Starter 76090222 Reg. $89.99 Limited quantities available.

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29

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29

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7/8" x 20' Kinetic Tow Rope

21.5" Bar Light 76090060 Reg. $69.99 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

:HML ^VYRPUN SVHK SI )YLHR Z[YLUN[O SI Reg. $39.99 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

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Comfort Zone Oscillating Portable Ceramic Heater > 6ZJPSSH[PUN KLZPNU YV[H[LZ Â&#x2021; [V OLSW KPZWLYZL OLH[ TVYL L]LUS` [OYV\NOV\[ `V\Y ZWHJL OLH[ ZL[[PUNZ 0UJS\KLZ [PW V]LY Z^P[JO HUK HU V]LYOLH[ WYV[LJ[PVU Z`Z[LT MVY LUOHUJLK ZHML[` Reg. $29.99 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

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149

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DeWalt 20V+ MAX Brushless Drill & Impact Driver Combo Kit

29

KT Matte Black Welding Helmet Reg. $49.99 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

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99

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Milwaukee M18 Brushless Impact Wrench Kit ;OL 4 *VTWHJ[ )Y\ZOSLZZ /L_ 0TWHJ[ +YP]LY PZ [OL PUK\Z[Y` Z MHZ[LZ[ = JVTWHJ[ PTWHJ[ ZVS\[PVU 9,+3052 LSLJ[YVUPJZ HUK 9,+30;/0<4 IH[[LYPLZ KLSP]LY 974 Z MVY ILZ[ PU JSHZZ HWWSPJH[PVU ZWLLK )Y\ZOSLZZ TV[VY [LJOUVSVN` WYV]PKLZ PU SIZ VM [VYX\L 2P[ PUJS\KLZ! IH[[LY` JOHYNLY HUK IHN

7 Reg. $159.99 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

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99

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Camp Chef SmokePro XT 24 Pellet Grill :THY[ ZTVRL [LJOUVSVN` (ZO JSLHUV\[ Z`Z[LT 3HYNL JHWHJP[` WLSSL[ OVWWLY ,SLJ[YVUPJ H\[V Z[HY[ PNUP[PVU +\HS 3,+ [LTWLYH[\YL YLHKV\[! PU[LYUHS JVVRPUN [LTWZ HUK PU[LYUHS MVVK [LTWZ :PTWSL [LTWLYH[\YL ZLSLJ[PVU Z`Z[LT ¢ - \W [V ¢ - [LTWLYH[\YL YHUNL MVY ZSV^ ZTVRPUN [V NYPSSPUN

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499

Oklahoma Joeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Deluxe Pellet Smoker ;OL 6RSHOVTH 1VL»Z 7LSSL[ .YPSS OHZ [^V KPZ[PUJ[ JVVRPUN N\PKHUJL MLH[\YLZ H THZZP]L [LTWLYH[\YL YHUNL VM Â&#x2021; Â&#x2021;- HUK HU PTWYLZZP]L ZX PU VM JVVRPUN ZWHJL 68410577 Reg. $599.99 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Men's DeWalt Hooded Sweatshirt :PaLZ 4 ?3

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29

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Women's QR Fashion Cardigan Sweaters & Vests

QR Fashion Scarves

V# 7444 Reg. $39.99 Selection may vary by store.

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

V# 7444 Reg. $9.99 Selection may vary by store.

Limited quantities available.

No rain checks.

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50

Gold Medal Holiday Accessories -LZ[P]L OVSPKH` OH[Z ZJHY]LZ HUK ZVJRZ V# 1218 Reg. $1.99-4.99 Sizes and selection may vary by store. Limited quantities available.

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Women's Gold Medal Leggings :PaLZ : 4 3 ?3 VY ? ? *OVVZL MYVT THU` KPÉ&#x2C6;LYLU[ JVSVYZ HUK WH[[LYUZ V# 1218 Reg. $6.99 Sizes and selection may vary by store.

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Your Choice Men's Select Graphic Long -Or- Short Sleeve T-Shirt

2 . 5=@ S *9/

Reg. $19.99-24.99 Close out styles. Sizes may vary by store.

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

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9

SAVE 50% 99

9

1:24 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon R/C 92261679 Reg. $19.99 Limited quantities available.

No rain checks.

SAVE $8 99

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19

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300 pc. Flexible Glow Track 92261682 Reg. $29.99 Limited quantities available.

No rain checks.

SAVE $20 99

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49

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1:16 Big Farm John Deere 4020 Tractor With Rotary Mower _ _ -LH[\YLZ SPNO[Z HUK ZV\UKZ Reg. $69.99 Limited quantities available.

No rain checks.

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1:16 Big Farm John Deere S690 Combine Set _ _ -LH[\YLZ SPNO[Z HUK ZV\UKZ Reg. $99.99 Limited quantities available.

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CAT Steel Excavator 94171178 Reg. $49.99 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

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:OVV[Z SHYNL THYZOTHSSV^Z \W [V 82250014 Reg. $24.99 Limited quantities available.

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