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Vaccine eligibility expands to general population. See page A5

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By DAVID CAMPHOUSE Pike Press Both a new animal control warden and new ambulance administrator were named at the Monday, March 22 Pike County Board meeting. Current Assistant Animal Control Warden Mckenzie Ballinger was approved to fill the animal control warden position that will be vacated by Debbie Lambeth’s retirement. Ballinger was selected for the position over 32 other applicants. Ballinger, who lives in Baylis, has served as Assistant Animal Control Warden since July of 2019. The county’s budget book shows the animal control warden position with a starting salary of $35,031. Pleasant Hill’s Kasey Kendall was selected as the new county ambulance administrator. Kendall will replace Josh Martin, who resigned from the position. Kendall currently works for Adams County EMS in a supervisory capacity. Kendall has over 20 years of EMS experience. The ambulance administrator base salary is $55,000, and Kendall will receive a similar benefits package as Martin did. According to County Board Chair Jim

Sheppard, Kendall is responsible for coming up with a new fee structure for the department within his first six months, to bring it in line with surrounding ambulance districts. The board also heard an audit report for fiscal year 2020 presented remotely by representatives from auditing firm Wipfli. According to County Clerk Natalie Roseberry, the audit shows that the county finances are in better shape than in prior years. Roseberry said that the county routinely ends the year as much as $500,000 in the negative. Roseberry said that the county’s finances, because of employee furloughs and COVID related grants, were actually positively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The auditor complimented the county’s staff on their preparation and cooperation during the audit process. One negative finding in the audit was roughly $120,000 in uncollateralized funds at the end of the fiscal year. The issue has since been resolved. The board also approved a motion directing the Pike County State’s Attorney to seek a formal opinion from the Illinois Attorney General on a previ-

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ously approved payment of $5,000 to Roseberry for administration of a CURES grant. State’s Attorney Zack Boren wrote an opinion stating that additional compensation of any kind is disallowed for elected officials during a given term. In response, Roseberry voluntarily returned the $5,000 payment until an opinion is rendered by the Illinois Attorney General. Board members also approved, as of July 1, to begin paying county employees in arrears. Currently, some employees are paid on the 10th of each month for time worked through the 15th of the same month and paid on the 25th for time worked through the end of the same month. The county employees, starting

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Friday afternoon fire claimed the life of Dallas William Dean Mooney, the eight-month-old son of Hayle Eller and Tim Mooney. The mother and two other children were able to escape the trailer at 530 Middle Street in Nebo.

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July 1, will be paid in arrears for the prior pay period. The board went on to approve contracting Paycom to perform payroll and human resources functions for the county. According to Roseberry, Paycom is a more comprehensive system that the one currently used by the county for payroll. “It’s managed human resources,” Roseberry said. “It maintains records and will reduce liabilities for the county.” Since the city and county share an emergency dispatch, the board voted to approve Pittsfield Police Chief Michael Starman to sit on the county’s Emergency Telephone System board for a term ending March 23, 2023. The county’s Agriculture Committee completed a long-worked-on update of the county’s zoning ordinance. The updates will be sent on to the planning commission and the zoning board of appeals for approval. The Agriculture Committee also approved a draft cannabis ordinance and a proposed “craft grow” cannabis facility and zoning change in Martinsburg. The proposed facility and zoning change request will be heard by the zoning board of appeals and be subject to a public hearing.

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KEPLEY HOUSE RESIDENTS CELEBRATE EASTER Left to right: Kayla McGee, Michelle Jefferson, Kelci Pinney, Betsy Curless and Maurice Slater – residents at Pittsfield’s Kepley House – festively decorated the front lawn of the home and hid Easter eggs Monday, March 22. Locals looking to get in on the fun can check out Easter egg hunts April 3 at New Salem Town Hall at 10:30 a.m. (ages 0-12), Nebo at 11 a.m., New Canton Park at 1 p.m. (ages 0-12) or Milton Ballpark at 2 p.m. (ages 0-12).

The child’s body was taken to the McLean County Coroner’s Office in Bloomington by the Pike County Coroner for an autopsy. Following the autopsy, it was determined the child succumbed to smoke inhalation. The cause of the fire is still under investigation by the Illinois State Fire Marshal. No foul play was suspected. Also at the scene was the Spring Creek Fire Department, the Pleasant Hill Fire

Department, East Pike Fire Department, Pike County EMS, the Illinois State Police, the Illinois Conservation Police and the Illinois State Fire Marshal. As the family has lost everything, a Go-Fund Me page has been set up and a benefit is scheduled for April 10 at the Nebo Community Club. Tim Mooney wears 36/32 pants and an extra large shirt, 9 1/2 shoe; Hayle wears 10/12 pants and large shirts and size 8 shoes. Jordan wears size 8 pants and size 10-12 shirt and is a 4 1/2 shoe, Chance is a 5T with a 12 some in toddler; Kayden is a 4T with a size 10 toddler shoe. Two men, Nathan Shultz, 33 and Jonathan M. Johns, 36, both of Nebo were arrested following the fire for three counts aggravated intimidation of a firefighter, a class 2 felony and resisting a police officer, a class A misdemeanor. Both men posted 10 percent of $20,000 bond and were released. They were to appear in court yesterday, March 23.

Rainfall stops field work April 6 set

By BETH ZUMWALT Pike Press Some areas of Pike County received nearly five inches of rain last week and all areas received at least a few inches. The rain stopped all field work in the county, which had been moving along steadily. The Pike County Highway Department reported several temporary road closures with water over the road. Roads were closed at McCraney Creek, between Hull and Kinderhook, at the 106 intersec-

tion, and water was over the road at Chambersburg on County Highway 5 near the Perry-Chambersburg line. Pittsfield Township reported water near the road on 370th Street, south of County Highway 3 and also at the Pittsfield/Newburg Township line on 390th street. All roads have reopened, but repair work may be on-going and motorists are advised to use caution in those areas. More rain was predicted for yesterday, although the amounts were significantly less than last week’s.

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Heavy rains throughout the county sent creeks well outside their banks last Thursday, including the McKee Creek in Perry and Chambersburg townships. The creek’s flood waters made County Highway 5, east of Perry, impassable and inundated adjacent farm ground.

for municipal elections By BETH ZUMWALT Pike Press The spring municipal elections are less than two weeks away and campaign signs are springing up all over the county. City, town, village, township and school board elections will be held and the ballots have never been more interesting. In Kinderhook Township, a three-way race for road commissioner has narrowed to a two-person race after Sam Reed dropped out of the race because of personal reasons. “If Reed should be elected, he will resign and the board will appoint a new road commissioner,” Natalie Roseberry, Pike County clerk, said. The situation with the Pittsfield mayoral race is different. Robert Rood suspended his campaign but never gave Roseberry anything official. “If he would win the election, he could choose to accept the office or he could resign and let the city council appoint a mayor,” Roseberry said. A crisis was averted in Pleasant Hill Township when the names of the trust-

ees were left off the ballot after the proper paperwork was not filed. The highway commissioner, the supervision and clerk were submitted to the County Clerk’s office but not the candidates for trustees. “We burned the midnight oil last week and got the ballots fixed to show the trustees’ names,” Roseberry said. In the Pittsfield City Council, with the suspension of Wood’s campaign the only contested race is between Trevor Zumwalt and Chris Little for Ward 2 alderman. Pikeland also has four members running for three seats on the school board. Voters will choose between Dennis Brown, Tara Bradshaw, Richard Myers and Megan Vose, Western also has a contested race for school board between Kris Koeller, Lorc Weir, Kelsey Shafer and Brian Nation. Griggsville-Perry and Pleasant Hill have uncontested races for school board. Several offices have barely enough candidates to fill the offices and others have none, meaning those vacancies will have to be filled after the election.

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Pikeland board approves annual personnel decisions By DAVID CAMPHOUSE Pike Press The Pikeland school board made a number of personnel decisions impacting the status of the district’s faculty and staff at the Wednesday, March 17 board meeting. Fourth year teachers Scott Bacon, Erin Fesler, Rachel Gerecke, Kaitlyn McDevitt, Laura Shade, Stephanie Steele and BJ Yelliot were approved to be granted tenure on the first day of the 2021-2022 school year. First year teachers Amanda Havens and Danielle VanWinkle were approved to be granted second year status. Second year teachers Brad Hamilton, Jenna Morrow, Angela Neff and Jan Roepe were approved to be granted third year status. Third year teachers John Heafner, Cara Knake and Haley Thiele were approved to be granted fourth year status. Tammy Hubbard was approved as PHS Head Cook, effective in August. Rachel Toelk, Marcella Puterbaugh and Kim Ridenbark were all approved as PCS hot lunch staff members for next school year. Also approved for the 2021-2022 school year were Chris Harter as PCS sev-

enth grade special education long-term substitute teacher, Sydney Himmelman as PHS math teacher and Maddison Johnston as PCS third and fourth grade special education teacher. Noah Mendenhall was approved to be hired as a PHS assistant football coach for the 2020-2021 school year, effective immediately. Dr. Curt Simonson was approved as a volunteer PHS assistant football coach for the 2021 season, effective March 18. Tom Cawthon, Allen Motley, Brad McClintock, Matt Saxe, Michael Smith, Dr. Dan Speckhart and Mario Vitale were all approved to serve as volunteer bass fishing coaches. Also approved was the honorable dismissal of long-term substitute teachers and grantsupported bus route drivers, as well as the routine non-renewal of community coaches. Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) leave was approved for one Pikeland employee. In addition, the board approved the resignations of PCS pom sponsor Jodi Gengler, effective June 1 and the resignation of maintenance worker Jason Pressey, effective March 4. Pikeland Superintendent Carol Kilver updated the board

on the district’s “return to learn” plan, stating that all high school students had returned to an every day in-person schedule starting Monday, March 15. High school students had been attending every other day – with half attending Monday and Wednesday and half attending Tuesday and Thursday – to allow for greater social distancing. Friday remains a “flex” day for students to seek specific assistance. “This week, high school students have been back every day,” Kilver said at the March 17 meeting. “You could feel that there was a lot of excitement even though it was a dreary day.” Kilver said that several barriers remained in place, which challenge the district on a dayto-day basis. Kilver identified logistical challenges of transporting students to extracurricular events in condensed seasons and student mask fatigue as serious challenges. According to Kilver, as of March 17, there were seven active COVID-19 cases within PHS’s student body – affecting members of the boys basketball team, girls basketball team and the Saukettes. In addition, Kilver reported that fewer than 40 students remained as remote learners across all district schools.

Superintendent Kilver reminded board members that athletic scheduling remained challenging and fluid, susceptible to COVID cases and quarantines at other districts as well as Pikeland. “Athletic scheduling is complex,” Kilver said. “Rain days may just be cancelled. There are only so many days between now and June 1.” The February natural gas bill was brought up as a discussion item. The February bill, which typically runs between $10,000 and $12,000 in winter, was $83,000 for the month even though the school district shut down during the week of Presidents’ Day to reduce gas usage. Kilver and board members discussed the budget amendment that would be needed to accommodate the gas payment. “We are in a good place financially, but we’ll have to amend the current budget,” Kilver said. The board also approved graduation dates for PCS and PHS. PCS’s graduation date is scheduled for May 27, with a rain date set for May 28. PHS’s graduation is scheduled for May 29, with May 30 set as the high school’s rain date. The last day of school for Pikeland students is scheduled to be May 28.

Griggsville-Perry makes annual personnel moves

By DAVID CAMPHOUSE Pike Press In a brief meeting of the Griggsville-Perry school board Wednesday, March 17, board members attended to the routine monthly business of the district and made a number of personnel decisions. The board approved the consent agenda, which included paying the last month’s bills, approving the March meeting agenda and approving the February board minutes. The board made several decisions related to continuing employment of faculty, honorably dismissing paraprofessionals, hiring coaches and approving Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) leaves for district employees. Board members moved to continue the employment of the following who will achieve tenure: Evan Sheppard, Susan Manker and Nicole Bowen. Similarly, the board moved to continue the employment of the following third- and fourth-year, non-tenured staff: Marina Bradshaw, Ashley Scranton, Shelley Armistead, John Lipcamon, Jacob Hopkins, Matt Hansen, Genny Stauffer, Tiffany Risley, Wilson Newman and Lindsay Dunham. Non-tenured, first-year

staff member Carla Sidwell also had her employment with the district continued. The board approved the honorable dismissal of the following non-certified personnel: Mindy Wood, Teresa Manker, Alexis Manson and Lisa Feenstra. Non-certified staff members are routinely honorably dismissed near the end of each academic year and hired back on an as-needed basis. Jeremy Nash was approved as G-P High School softball coach, and Marlee Schultz was approved as girls middle school basketball coach. In addition, FMLA leave was approved for Ali Baker from Feb. 15 to April 5, and FMLA leave was approved for Tiffany Risley from March 29 through the end of the current school year. Also during the March 17 meeting, the board approved several COVID related board policy changes. Board policies altered and amended include: 2:20-E; 3:40; 3:40-E; 4:10; 4:55; 4:60-AP1; 4:80; 4:90; 4:120-AP1; 4:150; 4:175; 4:175-AP1; 5:30; 5:30-AP2; 5:185-AP; 5:190; 5:270; 6:15; 6:20; 6:40; 6:235-E5; 6:280; 6:300; 6:300-E2; 6:300-E3; 6:310; 6:310-E; 6:315; 6:320; 6:340; 7:100; 7:140; 7:140E; 7:300; 7:325; 7:340-AP1;

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7:340-AP1, E1; 7:340-AP2; 7:340-AP2, E. According to GriggsvillePerry Superintendent Kent Hawley, the changes were in large part prompted by the Coronavirus pandemic and are intended to make school districts more adaptable in the event of emergency situations. “Most of the changes are in response to the COVID pandemic and allow for changes to state rules/laws in the event of an emergency declaration in the state,” Hawley said. Hawley also said that the district was awaiting word on the amount of Elementary and Secondary School Relief (ESSER) funding the district would receive from the federal government in the second and third round of the funding. “Like every other school, we’re waiting to find out how much stimulus money we’ll receive,” Hawley said. Hawley indicated Griggsville-Perry had received approximately $97,000 in the first round of federal aid made available by the federal government in the wake of the pandemic. The funding amount, Hawley said, was based on the amount of Title 1 funding received by the district and the student population of the district. Two rounds of ESSER funds are still due to

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BRINGS OUT THE COURTHOUSE’S GLOW

Dozens of residents gathered on the east side of the Pike County Courthouse Saturday, March 20 to witness the “Courthouse Glow.” The glow, emanating from the courthouse’s east doors, can be observed at dusk each spring and fall equinox. The courthouse was intentionally designed to capture and radiate the dusk light each equinox.

be paid to the district. At least 20 percent of the latest round of ESSER funding, according to Hawley, must be spent on expenditures that address COVID learning loss. “Those expenses have to be tied to COVID in some regard,” Hawley said. “It’s amazing how many expenses there really are that are COVID related.”

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Pittsfield City Police Officer Mitchell Barton, center, was presented with a plaque at the March 16 city council meeting. According to Pittsfield Police Chief Michael Starman, left, Barton exhibited a huge amount of bravery on March 8, when he went above and beyond during a police chase of an individual suspected of having a gun. Barton took a head-on hit to stop the chase with no thought to his personal safety. Also taking part in the presentation was Mayor John Hayden, right.

What’s Happening

In and around Pike County Area The Pittsfield Garden Club will meet on Friday, March 26, at 2 p.m. at the Senior Center - 220 West Adams. We will test soils for our own gardens at this meeting. Each attendee will bring soil samples to the meeting. An instruction sheet has been sent to all members. If guests would like to attend and test a soil sample, please call 285-2608 to request instructions.

The Griggsville United Methodist Women are again selling their frozen unbaked individual ham loaves. For more information or to place an order call or text Alice Cripe at 217-653-5631 or Linda Patton at 217-370-8020. You may also call Jo-an McIntire at 285-2061. VOTE FOR

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Dallas William Dean Mooney Dallas William Dean Mooney, the 8 month old son of Timothy and Hayle Eller Mooney, passed away on Friday, March 19, 2021 at his home. He was born on June 26, 2020 in Quincy, IL. Dean, as his parents lovingly called him, was the light of their life. He was the sweetest and happiest in the mornings and when his daddy came home from work. Dean loved bath time, playing Xbox, watching Cocomelon, and eating all kinds of food. He was always bouncing and smiling and his smile radiated so much love. Dean was just starting to walk and enjoyed chasing his friend and puppy, Coach, who was always by his side. He got his attitude from his father and he didn’t like being in the dark, but his papa Tim always made everything better. Dean will be forever loved and cherished, and be greatly missed by his family. He is survived by his par-

ents, Timothy and Hayle Eller Mooney; grandparents, Tim and Tammie Mooney; grandmother, Becky Eller; great grandfather, Jimmy Robinson; great grandmother, Sharon Coose; siblings, Jordan Timothy Mooney, Chance Lee Mooney, Kayden Lane Mooney, Braxton Wayne Mooney, and Kayleigh Mae Mooney; aunts and uncles, Haylee (Cody) Gunder, Alyssa (Phoenix Stamper) Mooney, Devon (Carrie Hampshire) Mooney, Kelsey Gonzales,

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Jeremy Jones, Kendra Reyes, Kenny Eller, and Trey Doyle; great aunts and uncles, Lisa and Kenneth Irvin, Tina Feenstra and Jason McDonnell, Billie and Paul Scheibe, Kelly and Jon Turnbaugh, Jeff and Liz Lemons, Joey Mooney, Shelley Rauh, and DJ (Shannon) Rauh; and close cousins, Sophia Mooney, Rylin Ward, Weston Gunder, Asher Gunder, along with numerous other cousins. He was preceded in death by his great grandfathers, Dean Coose and Lewis Mooney; great grandmother, Connie Robinson; and great uncle, Johnny Mooney. A public graveside will be held on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 2:00 PM at Greenpond Cemetery near Pearl, IL. Memorials are suggested to be made to the family. Online condolences may be left to the family at www.nieburfh.com. Niebur Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.

Mark W. Barrow Mark W. Barrow, 53, of Pittsfield, died on Monday, March 22, 2021 at his home. A public visitation will be held on Friday, March 26,

2021 from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM at Niebur Funeral home in Pittsfield. There will be no funeral service and interment will be at a later date.

Memorials are suggested to be made to the family c/o Niebur Funeral Home. Niebur Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.

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AND OTHER AREA NEWS Several on prayer list; please remember them “Don’t let your worries get the best of you; remember, Moses started out as a basket case.” Easter Sunday: April 4. Birthdays and anniversaries: March 24: Mike and Velma Stickhost; March 26: Heather Smith, Tamara Wyatt; March 28: Bill Cawthon, Demetrius Welch, Dick Peebles, Ellen Likes; March 29: Our oldest granddaughter Jacqueline, Carolyn Johnson, Jan Kirk, Karen (Borrowman) Coultas, Sandy Reel; March 30: Sierra Ballinger, Leonard and Sharon Dice. Prayer Requests: Anne Hopkins, Bonnie Prudoehl, Brian Bradshaw, Cheryl and Chuck Rheynard, Carl Blacketer, Dave Jones from Stockton, Missouri, Dianna Ruble, Debbie Harshman, Erma Garner, George Whitlock Jr., Greg Ketterman, Ginger Whitlock, Helen Mays, Jenny Fox, Jerry Gully, Josh Bennett, Judy Dockhorn, Justin Blacketer, Larry and Nancy Ward family, Leonard and Sharon Dice, Lois Thomas, Nic Carter, Pastor Gary Dice, Roger Straus, Roger Bonnett, Thelma McGraw, peace for our unsettled world and patients, doctors and nurses dealing with COVID-19. Sympathy to the family and friends of Christene (Baxter) Reynolds. She was raised in our town of New Salem, and was a daughter, sister, wife, mother, aunt, grandmother and great-grandmother. She will be missed by all who loved her. Sympathy to the friends and

family of Rosalee McDannold, formerly of Meredosia, who passed away recently. Her daughter is Becky Phillips and granddaughter is Amy (Phillips) McDermott. Woe unto them that seek deep to hide their counsel from the Lord, and their works are in the dark, and they say, Who seeth us? and who knoweth us? Woe to the rebellious children, saith the Lord, that take counsel, but not of me; and that cover with a covering, but not of my spirit, that they may add sin to sin: That this is a rebellious people, lying children, children that will not hear the law of the Lord. Isaiah 29:15; 30:1, 9. Trivia Answers from Last Week: 1. In 1918 and 1919 a world epidemic of ________________ killed 20 million people in the United States and Europe. (influenza) 2. In the book of Revelation in the Bible, what was the size of the hailstones? (100 pounds apiece) 3. In the book of Proverbs in the Bible, what is more desirable than great riches? (a good name) 4. What two states do not have Daylight Savings Time? (Arizona and Hawaii) 5. What did David use to cut off Goliath’s head? (Goliath’s sword) 6. Before the year 1863, what service in the United States was free? (Postal Service) Matt and Amy Ruble and Debbie Booker called on

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By WYVETTA DAVIS 217-285-4880 w9yti@irtc.net Ginger Whitlock Wednesday, March 17. Thursday afternoon, March 18, guests of Wyvetta Davis were Carl and Wanda Blacketer who brought lunch so we could all enjoy together. Afterwards, Nathan Davis also came up and we all played games. Friday, March 19, Carl and Wanda Blacketer went to Ferguson, Mo., to visit with their daughter Lawanda Blacketer. Matt and Amy Ruble called on Ginger Whitlock Saturday, March 20. Sunday afternoon, March 21, Carl and Wanda Blacketer attended the birthday party of grandson Asa Blacketer, oldest son of Tad and Hannah Blacketer, at their home in Mt. Pulaski. Trivia Questions for This Week: 1. In the Bible, what relation was Mordecai to Queen Esther? 2. What U.S. state has the slogan “The Old Line State?” 3. Who was the first basketball player to break a backboard in the NBA? 4. What U.S. state has the slogan “The Volunteer State”? 5. What type of bird did Noah send out from the ark to find dry land? May God bless each of you this week ahead, and look for those blessings. They are out there!

Village clean-up coming up; residents only please Please make sure to have cleaned up all flowers or any other items you wish to keep by April 15 at Milton Smith Cemetery. Thank you. The East Pike Lending Library in Detroit, Ill. will be open Saturday, March 27 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Boxes of books with Reader’s Digest Condensed Books, cookbooks, young adult, children’s, girls’, mystery, Christian, healthy living and miscellaneous. Also Family Circle and Woman’s Day magazines. Don’t forget that there are thousands of books to be loaned out and

there’s never a card fee, late fees or restrictions on where you live. It’s free for everyone to use! Enter as a stranger; leave as a friend! The Milton Easter Egg Hunt is scheduled for Saturday, April 3 at the Milton Ballpark at 2:00 p.m. Age groups will be 0-3, 4-7 and 8-12. Prizes in all age groups! Stuffed animals, Easter baskets and more will be given away! Over 1,000 eggs to hunt! The Village of Milton clean up will be April 9-19. Dumpsters will be at the sewer plant. This is a free service for those

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By KARRIE SPANN 217-723-4262 who live within the city limits of the Village of Milton. Residents should take advantage of this opportunity to clean up their properties. Those properties still in violation of village ordinances, especially those with accumulated trash and junk, will receive warning letters and citations following clean up if the violations are remaining.

Spaghetti dinner coming up April 18 Griggsville-Perry School District #4 Preschool Screening will be Wednesday, April 28, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Four Rivers Special Education District and Griggsville-Perry School District are sponsoring developmental screenings for all children between the ages of 2.5 and 5 (not entering kindergarten in the fall). This screening helps to determine eligibility for pre-kindergarten program. Parents should call the school at (217) 833-2352 to schedule an appointment. Mark your calendars for April 18! Mississippi Valley Christian Service Camp will host their annual spaghetti din-

ner on that date at the Crossroads Center in Pittsfield. I will have more information on this in the near future so mark your calendars now and stay tuned! The future campers need your support! A benefit will be held May 8 for Jim Smith at the Griggsville American Legion. Winning tickets for raffle baskets, silent auction and gun raffle will be drawn. More details will be coming soon! Sympathy is extended to the family of Christena Reynolds of Rushville who passed away March 17 at her home in Rushville. Among her survivors is her husband, Hugh Reynolds

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By NADINE KESSINGER 217-407-4502 kessy@casscomm.com formerly of Perry. Nadine Kessinger and Thelma Butler enjoyed doing some shopping in Quincy and Hannibal Monday. Lots of cousins enjoyed craft day at the home of Bill and Kathy Buchanan Sunday. Happy belated birthday wishes go out to Mercedes Hannant who turned 21 March 17, and also to her brother Kendal whose birthday was March 21!

Roger Irvin Uhe of Pittsfield, IL passed away on March 18, 2021, at St. John’s Hospital in Springfield, Illinois, at the age of 80. Roger was born on April 29, 1940, in Freeport, Illinois, to Irvin William and Ethel (Huneke) Uhe, and raised on their family farm near Lena, Illinois. After flourishing athletically at Lena-Winslow High school, Roger attended Murray State University on a basketball scholarship. He transferred to Western Illinois University in 1959 and was a key member of the Leathernecks basketball team, graduating in 1963. Roger married Virginia Dodds in 1961 and subsequently moved to Oregon, Illinois. In Oregon, Roger taught business education courses at the high school, and served as an assistant and then varsity head basketball coach for over 10 years. Also, while in Oregon, Roger obtained a master’s degree in education from Northern Illinois University in 1967. In his free time at Oregon, Roger continued playing basketball and fast-pitch softball in travel leagues. In those years, members of the Chicago Bears football team would barnstorm around the Midwest during their off-season, playing in the same travel basketball leagues, and Roger played against them as a member of the Rockford Majors. Another highlight with the Majors was playing two games against the Harlem Globetrotters.

Richard L. Stauffer Richard L. Stauffer, 74, of Chicago and formerly of Pittsfield, died Wednesday, March 17, 2021 at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, IL. Graveside services will be held on Wednesday, March 31, 2021 at 3:30 PM at Baylis Cemetery in Baylis. Memorials are suggested to be made to Shriner’s Hospital for Children or Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. Online condolences may be left to the family at www.nieburfh. com. Niebur Funeral Home in Pittsfield is handling the arrangements.

Beginning in 1975, Roger was a business teacher and spent two seasons as the varsity head basketball coach at Jacksonville High School, in Jacksonville, Illinois. Roger married Martha Jean Shulman in 1977. Roger and Jean moved to Jean’s hometown of Pittsfield in 1980. During this time, Roger began his career at the Illinois State Board of Education until his retirement in 2007. In Pittsfield, Roger enjoyed the camaraderie of many friends at Old Orchard Country Club. His favorite pastime over the years, however, was enjoying the many family gatherings in Pittsfield at the Shulman residence, where laughter and good times were a constant. His more recent passions included avidly following politics and watching his favorite sports teams, including the Chicago Cubs, University of Illinois basketball, and the Pittsfield Saukees. Roger also reveled in the accomplishments

of his five grandchildren. Throughout his life, Roger had a gift of making all who he encountered feel special. He bestowed those he knew with loving nicknames. Roger was an incredible coach, both in sports to his players, and in life to those who sought his advice. Roger had an infectious laugh that often ended with him in tears (the good kind). He was immensely loved by his family and will leave an incredible void. Survivors include his wife Martha Jean Uhe of Pittsfield, Illinois, his three children Robert (Gretchen) Uhe of Springfield, Brian Uhe of Pittsfield, and Molly (Chris) UheEdmonds of Chatham, Illinois, his sister Marian Burkhard of Boise, Idaho, and several nieces and nephews. Surviving grandchildren are Ingrid Uhe, Liesel Uhe, Roger J. Uhe, Jack Kosbab, and Charlie Kosbab. Roger was preceded in death by his parents and his brother Eugene “Gene” Uhe. A private celebration of life for the family and invited guests will be scheduled for a date later in the year. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations to the Pikeland Public Schools Foundation, P.O. Box 89, Pittsfield, IL 62363 www.pikelandfoundation.org. Online condolences may be left to the family at www. nieburfh.com. Niebur Funeral Home in Pittsfield is handling the arrangements.

Ruth Ileen Henthorn Ruth Ileen Henthorn, 97, of Baylis, died on Sunday, March 20, 2021 at Maple Lawn Nursing Home in Palmyra, MO. Services will be held privately and cremation rites

have been accorded. Memorials are suggested to be made to Baylis Cemetery. Online condolences may be left to the family at www.nieburfh. com. Niebur Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.

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0UV 7HUU\ 5XVK RI 3LWWV¿HOG County RC&D Council celebrated his fourth birthday president presented William March 25. He has a sister, W. McCartney a plaque in A wonderful vocal concert honor of 25 years of service Gretchen, two years old. was given by Prof. Higgins Roger Brokaw accompa- as RC&D coordinator at the and his class in Griggsville nied his last Wednesday eve- annual banquet last week. recently. The printed proThe Pikeland school board ning to a district production gramme promised grand choaward contest. Roger won hired Debbie Wright and ruses by 100 voices, quartets, second place in crop farming. Paula Hawley as half-time duets, solos and grand anKevin Lowe, co-captain administrators to assist printhems. The appreciative auand most valuable player cipal Curt Simonson at the dience seemed to be well enon last season’s undefeated new Pikeland Community tertained for two hours. The DQG XQVFRUHG XSRQ 3LWWV¿HOG School. last anthem, “Wake the Song Mr. and Mrs. Ronald (EsHigh School football team of Jubilee”—one would like has announced he will attend telene) Hayden of Milton to hear every month in the the University of Illinois on a celebrated their 35th wedyear. football scholarship. He will ding anniversary on march join teammate Tom McCart- 17. They were married in the 125 Years Ago ney, last fall’s Illini freshman Milton Christian Church in Mar. 25, 1896 1961. team quarterback. Troop 15 of Barry was the Time was crowded Sat10 Years Ago highest rated troop at the reurday, in attendance at the Mar. 30, 2011 cent Scout Exposition at the primaries. The news is that 3LWWV¿HOG /HJLRQ KDOO 7KUHH Time school is going to have The Pike County Board RI WKH ER\V DW WKHLU ¿UHDUPV 75 Years Ago a library. safety display were Mark RI¿FLDOO\ FUHDWHG D SDUW WLPH Mar. 27, 1946 The Park, Lawn and CemWelch, Mike Williams and public defender position at etery Association in Barry Judge A. Clay Williams, Tom Strubinger. Their scout- Monday night’s board meethas received its charter, and President of the Illini Hospi- master is Allan Reynolds. ing. Keisha Morris, who has will soon purchase ground tal board was honored at the Dr. Charles Emerson, pas- been public defender, will for the purpose of laying out annual meeting of Illini Hos- WRU RI WKH 3LWWV¿HOG )LUVW have the position, and she a new cemetery. SLWDO ZKHQ D ³¿QH OLNHQHVV´ Christian Church spoke at an does not want to be full-time. The Sunday schools in of him was unveiled in the ecumenical Lenten service Ray Davenport was honNebo are training for an Eas- hospital library. Sunday night at the United ored as Volunteer of the Year ter entertainment. School World War II has been Methodist Church. A total of at the 24th annual Pike Counclosed at Old Baptist School over for eight months now, 426 people, including many ty Chamber of Commerce week before last, and at but there is still a shortage of from St. Mary’s Catholic dinner. He has been a Boy Hackberry School last week. tires. &KXUFK ¿OOHG WKH EXLOGLQJ WR Scout leader for nearly 32 Last Wednesday, the Monyears, and a member of the Lieut. Kermit Kinne, who RYHUÀRZLQJ arch Minstrels, composed of volunteered in the late war 3LWWV¿HOG /LRQV &OXE VLQFH home talent, gave a show at from El Dara, and was re1970, in addition to many 25 Years Ago WKH RSHUD KRXVH LQ 3LWWV¿HOG ported missing in 1944, is other volunteers activites. 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Proponents of a Barry girls High School, directed by 7 a.m. to midnight. 100 Years Ago Wisconsin State Sena- basketball team survived an Spencer Boren. It is a “don’t Mar. 30, 1921 tor Melvin Laird died after overtime challenge against miss musical.” surgery in Rochester, Minn. adding the girls high school The Easter weatherman March 19. He was born on a program during a regular Q Michael Boren is sure played us another scur- farm near Griggsville. board meeting March 20. an employee of Campvy trick this year, and dished The girls basketball team bell Publications and up almost as bad as last year. was approved by a 4-3 vote. 50 Years Ago vice president of the Pike During the day there were Dr. Charles Guthrie, Pike County Historical Society. Mar. 31, 1971 showers and cold gusts of wind, and by night a regular Mrs. Patricia Ann Chamsleet and snowstorm. Up to EHUODLQ KDV EHHQ RI¿FLDOO\ this date the season has been appointed postmaster at at least three weeks ahead Nebo. She has served three of the average. Preliminary years as acting postmaster. Advertise with us in our reports show that much fruit, Mrs. Chamberlain and her garden truck and some grains husband Gail have two chilBUSINESS CARD DIRECTORY were killed by the cold wave. dren, David and Wayne. and get the word out about your business The streets of Nebo have Craig Rush, son of Mr. and just been dressed with 1350 loads of gravel. George O. Main, principal of the Baylis School, has found a practical way of teaching civics. Recently, WRRN KLV FODVV WR 6SULQJ¿HOG to see the General Assembly in action. Mrs. Anna Greife has rented her home on North Illinois 6WUHHW LQ 3LWWV¿HOG WR WKH +LOO family. For the present, she will remain with her son, Karl and family. Mrs. Greife is one of the oldest German VHWWOHUV LQ 3LWWV¿HOG Marion Gay passed away at his home in the vicinity of Summer Hill Sunday morning. He was a Civil War veteran and a son of James Gay, who arrived in Atlas in 1834.

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Vaccine eligibility expands to general population Beginning Monday, March 22, higher education staff, government workers and media will be eligible for vaccination. Beginning Monday, March 29, food and beverage workers, construction trade workers and religious leaders will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. Then, April 12, Illinois will expand eligibility to all residents 16 years and older. The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) reports 6,052 Pike County residents have been vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus by receiving the vaccination in and out of Pike County. Pike County Health Department (PCHD), in cooperation with Quincy Medical Group, Illini Community Hospital and Illini Rural Health have administered 3,587 doses of the

COVID-19 vaccine as of March 15, Of those, 2,737 have been fully vaccinated meaning those individuals have reached two weeks since their second vaccination. Approximately 17.53 percent of Pike County residents have been fully vaccinated. Individuals who wish to become vaccinated may call PCHD at 217285-4407 and use option 8. Callers will need to leave their name, date of birth, phone number, health condition (if applicable) and employer (if applicable). Those leaving messages will be called to set up an appointment when vaccine becomes available. Appointments based on prioritization and vaccine availability. March 26, PCHD will be utilizing an online option for registration, however you will still be able to call

the health department to schedule an appointment if you are in the abovementioned categories. More information regarding the online option will be forthcoming. Another option for vaccination is to contact the Adams County Health Department. Individuals in the categories mentioned above who would like to be vaccinated can call the vaccination registration line at 217-600-4VAX or go to www.adamscountytogether. com/vaccinate to schedule your vaccination. Individuals registering are asked to bring proof of identity as well as the ticket they receive through the email upon registering online or the ticket number they receive by registering through the vaccination registration line with them to their vaccine appointment.

Lamb assumes Picture Pittsfield presidency

Community organization Picture Pittsfield has named its next leader. Patrick Lamb was inducted as president at the Picture Pittsfield annual meeting March 23, and he will serve in that role for fiscal year 2021-2022. “It’s an honor to step up and help lead this great organization,” Lamb said. “Picture Pittsfield has accomplished a lot in the little time that it has been in existence. I can’t wait to see all of the things we achieve in 2021!” Picture Pittsfield’s first president, Jessica Guthrie served the organization for more than two years and has stepped down to serve the community in a different way, as president of the Pike County Rotary Club. “While it was a lot of work, it was also a lot of fun to see how far Pic-

ture Pittsfield has come,” Guthrie said. “Leading this team of talented and dedicated volunteers has paid off in spades for the community. It was my absolute pleasure to serve and will continue to volunteer for Picture Pittsfield projects. I look forward to seeing how Patrick continues to improve the organization and the community with his leadership expertise.” Lamb is a founding volunteer for Picture Pittsfield, having participated in the Illinois Institute for Rural Affairs MAPPING workshop back in the fall of 2018. He most recently served as the Parks and Recreation committee chairman. He was instrumental in organizing the Pike County Big Buck Classic Disc Golf Tournament at the Lake Pittsfield and Bow Lake disc golf

courses, raising funds for the King Park Walking Path Duck Dive and creating a plan for the King Park Dog Park. As president, he plans to keep up with Picture Pittsfield’s current momentum. “We have a lot of great things planned for 2021,” Lamb said. “I’d love to see more volunteers join our organization. We’ve already made such a big difference in our community with the volunteers that we currently have. Just think if we had more community members willing to join in the fun!” Picture Pittsfield is a group of volunteer citizens, organized to improve the quality of life for the city of Pittsfield, Illinois, for its residents and guests, through its parks, festivals, attractions, retail businesses, dining experiences and more. The organization was

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Beau turns 1! Beau Daniel Vose celebrated his first birthday with a duck hunting party on March 9. Beau is the son of Pittsfield’s Chase and Megan Vose. His grandparents are Griggsville’s Mitch and Diane Vose and Pittsfield’s Doug and Rhonda Daniel and Tim and Marsha Dejaynes.

Chamberlain turns 90 Marilyn Chamberlain of Pittsfield turned 90 March 20. A card shower is being held in her honor. Her address is 625 Prospect, Pittsfield, 62363.

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ELMER IS GETTING HIS PARTY PATRICK LAMB launched in late 2018. Learn more about Picture Pittsfield by visiting its website: www.PicturePittsfield.com.

After last year’s centennial event was canceled because of COVID, Elmer Bradbury, a Perry native will celebrate his 101st birthday, March 28 from 1-3 p.m. at Bogarts on 2142 Old State Road in Jacksonville.

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manage weeds. Having a dense stand of grass will provide competition to crowd out weeds. If your lawn consists of mostly warm season grass, you may want to incorporate some cool season grass into your stand to create competition to winter annual weeds that germinate earlier in the spring. Weeds will often grow where grass won’t; some weeds like yellow nutsedge commonly grow in poorly drained areas, so by alleviating any compaction issues and increasing soil drainage through aeration and adding organic matter, these areas will become more favorable for growing grass. You may also consider only spraying areas that have weeds. If you plan to overseed or reseed your lawn, you’ll want to hold off on herbicide applications. When herbicides are applied, seeding should be delayed until 30 days after the application. If we wait to apply pre-emergent herbicides until soil temperatures rise to 55 to 60 degrees for seven consecutive days (around early April), that pushes seeding back to the first of May. Spring seeding should be done before mid-April; the more it is delayed, the less time the grass has to become established before it starts getting too warm. The ideal time for seeding a lawn is in late August to September. Everyone wants a plush green lawn; however, the early season application of fertilizers promotes aboveground growth but not root development. In the event of a dry summer,

shallow root development results in a reduction in efficiency of water uptake. Soil sampling should be done to check if nutrients are necessary. If additional nutrients are needed, fertilizer applications can be made in mid-May. Consider watering the turf to incorporate fertilizer to prevent burn. A slow release fertilizer requires less moisture, reduces chance of burn, and provides nutrients overtime as the fertilizer breaks down. Not only is topdressing with compost a great way to provide a low rate of nutrients to your lawn, but it also adds organic matter to your soil which helps to build a healthier soil and lawn. Many homeowners will apply an insecticide to control grubs in their lawn, but these insecticides also control beneficial insects in the soil. It is suggested to only apply an insecticide when grub populations have reached around 10 to 12 grubs per square foot (peel up sod in areas where you think you may have a problem and sift through the soil). There’s a lot to think about when discussing proper application and maintenance practices in lawn care; never hesitate to reach out to your local Extension office to ask questions. Good Growing Tip of the Week: In the case of applying pesticides, more does not mean better. A lot of research has been done to figure out the exact rate in which you should apply these products, so it is important that you follow the label when making applications.

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Police Beat Geneva M Brown, 31, Barry, was arrested March 17 at 9:16 a.m. on a Pike County warrant alleging failure to appear. She was released March 17 at 11:31 a.m. Anonio D. Edwards, 36, Chicago, was arrested March 15 at 8:15 p.m. on a failure to appear warrant. He was released March 16 at 9:54 a.m. Karen Sue Knight, 46, DeSoto, was arrested March 17 at 3:46 a.m. on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. She was released March 19 at 2:05 p.m. Ronald L. Syrcle, 33, Griggsville, was arrested March 16 at 11:38 a.m. on charges of driving while revoked or suspended. He was released March 16 at 11:47 a.m. Kaden L. Bennett,19, Griggsville, was arrested March 16 at 11:38 a.m. on a charge of aggravated battery in a public place. He was released March 16 at 11:47. Zachary Duane Tolbert, 26, Griggsville, was arrested March 16 at 11:55 a.m. on a charge of aggravated battery in a public place and mob action. He was released March 16 at 12:02 p.m. Gary L. DeJaynes, 50, Griggsville, was arrested March 16 at 5:45 p.m. on a Pike County warrant seeking to revoke probation and a warrant from the state of

Mississippi. He was released March 19 at 5:59 p.m. James E. Martin, 44, Griggsville, was arrested March 19 at 1:06 p.m. on a Pike County warrant. He was released March 19 at 1:14 p.m. Edward E. Hull, 28, Griggsville, was arrested March 20 at 9:49 a.m. on charges of domestic battery. He remains lodged. Gage B. Wainman, 29, Griggsville, was arrested March 20 at 9:31 p.m. on a failure to appear warrant. h He was released March 21 at 5:03 a.m. Natasha N. White, 23, Jacksonville, was arrested March 17 at 12:57 p.m. on charges of failure to appear. She remains lodged. Jeremy J. Huff, 39, Jerseyville, was arrested March 20 at 12:34 p.m. on a Pike County warrant alleging failure to appear. Brittany L. Ballenger, 24, Louisiana, Mo., was arrested March 19,at 10:31 a.m. on a warrant alleging failure to appear. She was released March 19 at 10:36 a.m. Tabitha Lee Ann Mulford, 44, was arrested March 18 at 7:07 p.m. on a warrant alleging unlawful possession of methamphetamine, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia. She was released March 18 at 7:34 p.m. Jonathan M. Johns, 36, Nebo, was arrested March

19 at 7:16 p.m. on resisting a police officer. He was released March 21 at 9:11 a.m. Nathan D. Shultz, 33 Nebo, was arrested at 8:20 p.m. on charges of resisting a police officer. He was released March 21 at 9:11 a.m. Nicole D. Ruble, 28, Nebo, was arrested March 21 at 2:34 p.m. on failure to appear charges. She was released March 21 at 2:54 p.m. Shannon P. Gentry, 52, New Canton, was arrested March 17 at 6:31 p.m. on a charge of failure to appear. He was released March 17 at 6:45 p.m. Robert S. Bricker, 40, Pearl, was arrested March 16 at 7:02 p.m. on a charge of failure to appear and a petition to revoke probation. He was released March 17 at 5:03 p.m. Alonzo Alonzo Bartolo, 34, Pittsfield, was arrested March 17 at 1:18 a.m. on a charge of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. He was released March 17 at 7:49 p.m. Richard K. Rupley, 39, Pittsfield, was arrested March 17 at 12:29 p.m. on charges of failure to appear. He was released March 18 at 1116 a.m. Sarah Nicole Littlefield, 35, Pittsfield, was arrested March 17 at 4:41 p.m. on charges of failure to appear.

She was released March 17 at 4:54 p.m. David Crawford Hecox, 24, was arrested March 18 on a charge of domestic battery. He remains lodged. Kristen D. Sealock, 26, Pittsfield, was arrested March 19 at 5:05 p.m. on a charge of failure to appear at a payment review. She was released March 19 at 5:07. Joshua L. Kelley, 31, Pleasant Hill, was arrested March 18 at 7:18 p.m. on charges of failure to appear at an arraignment and failure to appear at a payment review. He remains lodged. Brian A. Entrup, 25, Quincy, was arrested March 16 at 5:01 on a Hancock County warrant alleging driving while suspended. He was released March 16 at 5:04 p.m. Dustin R. Russell, 28, Quincy, was arrested March 16 at 5:16 p.m. on a Pike County warrant alleging failure to appear. He was released March 16 at 5:19 p.m. Thomas W. Spradlin, 30, Quincy, was arrested March 16 at 7:43 p.m. on an Adams County warrant. He was released March 16 at 8:20 p.m. Jason A. Snider, 42, Quincy, was arrested March 19, at 3:38 a.m. on a charge of failure to appear. He was released March 19 at 3;44 a.m.

Kirsten C. Ham, 21, Versailles, was arrested March 15 at 2:07 p.m. on two charg-

es of failure to appear. She was released March 15 at 4:08 p.m.

CLASSIFIEDS THE PIKE COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT will be auctioning off four cars and one motorcycle using a silent auction method. Each vehicle is to be auctioned separately and do have reserves. All bids will need to be received at the Pike County Sheriff’s Department no later than March 29th, 2021 at 12:00 Noon. The bids will be opened at 12:15 PM. The auctions will be awarded to the highest bidders. Payment of the vehicles will need to be made at the time the vehicle is picked up. If the vehicle is not picked up by Noon on April 1st, 2021 the vehicle will be sold to the next highest bidder. Bid Sheets can be picked up at the Pike County Sheriff’s Department starting on March 10th, 2021. The following vehicles will be auctioned $6 ,6 :,7+ 12 :$55$17<. All vehicles do run, but may need to be jump started when picked up since they have sat idle for a period of time. White, 2012 Yamaha FZ1 Motorcycle. Mileage: 5044 Black, 2014 Ford Explorer (Used Squad). Mileage: 152500 Gray, 2015 Nissan Rogue. Mileage: 91553 White, 2005 Cadillac Escalade. Mileage: 158888 Tan, 2003 Ford Taurus. Mileage: 133895

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Dispositions Traffic: Speeding: Katherine A. Smithers, 8/22/86, New Canton. Miscellaneous traffic: Allie S. Thomas, 12/10/93, leaving the scene of an accident, $877, 24 months supervision. Misdemeanors: Michael E. Martin, 6/10/68, give or

sell liquor to a minor, $1,639, 24 months supervision. Felonies: Carl W. Clarkson, 12/10/58, Pittsfield, false report of an offense, $2,500, 24 months probation and 30 hours community service; Dana S. Johnson, 8/30/90, Pleasant Hill, possession of methamphetamine, $4,501, 24 months probation, 30 hours community service.

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The Pike County Rotary Club inducted two new members, Jeana Springer and Natalie Roseberry. This brings the club’s membership count to 50. Martin is a native of Pike County, the daughter of Gene Martin and the late Evelyn Martin. She has one brother, Shane Martin, who works for the City of Pittsfield and a 24-year-old son who is currently serving in the military in California. Martin has worked for the Pike County Clerk’s office for 27 years. Rosemary is also a Pike County native, the daughter of Mike and Stacy Roseberry, and currently serves as the Pike County Clerk. Pike County Housing Authority 5HTXHVW IRU 4XDOL¿FDWLRQV 5)4

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Pike County Housing Authority Request For Proposal – Audit Services The Pike County Housing Authority (PCHA) is making a Request For Proposal (RFP) for audit services for FYE 12/31/2020, FYE 12/31/2021, & FYE 12/31/2022. PCHA, located at 838 Mason St, Barry, Illinois 62312 is a PHA operating 228 units of low income public housing across 7 different communities in the Pike County, Illinois area. In addition to the Operating Subsidy it receives from HUD, it also receives Capital Fund Grants from HUD for major improvement projects. PCHA has not entered asset management and PCHA is contracted with Hawkins Ash CPAs for their fee accounting services through 12/31/2022. As stated above this contract will be for a period of 3 years and will be re-bid after completion of the FYE 12/31/2022 audit. In addition, should either party seek to terminate the agreement prior to the end of the 3 year agreement, a 90 day notice shall be given, in advance, of the desired termination date. No penalty shall be incurred with due notice given. For improper notices given it will be a $100.00 per day penalty. Audit services will need to be conducted in accordance with OMB &LUFXODU $ $XGLWV RI 6WDWH /RFDO *RYHUQPHQWV DQG 1RQ 3UR¿W Organizations and the Circular A- 133 Compliance Supplement. AdGLWLRQDOO\ DQ\ QHZ FRPSOLDQFH VXSSOHPHQWV LVVXHG E\ WKH 2I¿FH RI Management and Budget will need to be observed. In addition to the requirements of the RFP, proposals should include, at a minimum, the following: HUD Form 5369-C 4XDOL¿FDWLRQV FHUWL¿FDWLRQV DQG H[SHULHQFH RI DOO VWDII PHPEHUV WR be involved in the audit Ability of the contractor to perform the audit according to the terms of the RFP References of other agencies previously audited Peer Review Data 6WDWHPHQW DV WR ZKHWKHU WKH ¿UP LV D VPDOO PLQRULW\ RU ZRPHQ owned business $I¿UPDWLYH 6WDWHPHQW Liability insurance information All-inclusive pricing for all three years of the audit contract and estiPDWHG WLPH RI FRPSOHWLRQ H[SHFWHG PCHA reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, to waive any informality in the RFP process, or to terminate the RFP process at any time, if deemed to be in PCHA’s best interests. The costs for responding to this RFP shall be borne by the prospective contractor and shall bear no reimbursement obligation by PCHA. Full detail of the RFP for Audit Services is located at the following web link http://www.pikehousing.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/ Audit-Proposal-RFP-2.3.2021.pdf. If there are any questions regardLQJ WKH WHUPV RI WKLV 5)3 SOHDVH FRQWDFW &KULV %UXQV ([HFXWLYH 'Lrector at 217-407- 0707 or cbruns@pikehousing.com. Bids will be accepted until 4/16/2021 at 2:00p.m. PCHA is an equal housing provider and equal opportunity employer. 2.10, 3.3, 3.24, 4.7

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With both Pike County football teams prohibited from playing their season openers Friday night because of COVID’s effects on their numbers, the two teams met for practice Saturday morning at Pleasant Hill. Faithful football followers say it was the first time in decades the two teams had been on the same field. Pittsfield will hopefully play at Riverton this Friday night and Pleasant Hill will host North Greene.

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Avery Sanders, a senior pitcher for the Mississippi College Lady Choctaws was named Gulf South Conference Softball Pitcher of the Week, last week. Sanders went 2-0 with a 0.44 ERA in a series sweep of #13 UAH last weekend. She posted 18 strikeouts over 16.0 innings, including punching out 13 Chargers Saturday and tying a school record for a single game. Sanders leads the GSC with 71 strikeouts in 61.1 innings pitched this season, and Saturday’s stellar performance was her second time to strike out at least 10 in a game this season. She is the daughter of Mark and Sarah Sanders, formerly of Hannibal, Mo. and the granddaughter of Jim and Peggy Shields of Pittsfield.

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March 16 Pittsfield defeats Griggsville-Perry 25-19, 25-11 Pittsfield: Katie Cox six kills; Kate Hoover 10 service points.

Griggsville-Perry Sophie Bennett, four points, Sydnee Brown, six points. March 17 Griggsville-Perry loses to Brussels, 25-21, 11-25, 23-25 Sophie Bennett, five points, Sydney Brown, 11, Gracie Stable, three, Ashley Waters, three.

Western defeats Liberty, 17-25, 29-27, 25-23 Stats for Western, Natalie Harris and Haley Flores, seven each; Kylin McQuay and Sadie Abney, five. Assists, Karli Cosgrove, 13, Montanna Smith, seven, Digs, Haley Flores, 18, Paige Wombles, 17.

By BETH ZUMWALT Pike Press Three boys players and one girl from Pike County were named to the WIVC all conference teams last week. Haley Flores, of Pleasant Hill-Western was the lone female player and Tate Kunzeman, GriggsvillePerry, was the lone selection to the all-conference first team. Cash Kirk of Griggsville-Perry and Bryan Pults of Pleasant Hill were second team selections. Others named to the

Volleyball game moves to April

Greenfield. Q Others named to the boys first team included: Caden Moore, Garrett Bell, Triopia; Ben Eberlin, Corey Nelson, Calhoun; Ethan Slagle, Noah Smith, West Central; Cory Ronan, Routt; Kyle Leonard, Carrollton. Q Boys second team selections; Gus Coonrod, Max Arnett, Carrollton; Brayden Little, West Central; Doug McWhorter, Greenfield-Northwestern; Cordell Walker, Triopia; Ethan Walker, Routt; Jacob Suttles, North Greene; Max Arnett, Carrollton; Cole Behymer, Brown County.

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MADNESS APRIL

APRIL

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March 27th - March 28th, 2021 pay no tax on Mowers, Riding Mowers, and Side-By-Side Utility Vehicles.*

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AY SATURD PM 10 AM - 4

Come Test Drive A Riding Mower & Receive A

FREE

10 F&H Gift Card!*

SUNDAY 12 PM - 4 PM

Buy Any Riding Mower & Receive A

FREE

DeWalt Tool Set

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*Limit 1 per customer. Must be 16 years of age. Free gift card offer only valid on riding mower test drives taken on April 10th, 2021 10 AM - 4 PM and April 11th, 2021 12PM - 4 PM. **1 free #DWMT81533 per qualifying riding mower purchase. All in-stock mowers only. Excludes prior purchases. Valid April 10th - April 11th, 2021 only. While supplies last. No rain checks.

2ND AMENDMENT

NO TAX GUN SALE APRIL 2ND-3RD, 2021

*Terms and conditions apply. In-store only. Excludes Glock. See bottom of page 17 for details.+

APRIL 4TH, 2021 WE'RE CLOSED

On Easter

PERFECT FOR

Easter

35 lb. Greenskeeper's Secret All-Purpose 12-12-12 Fertilizer *V]LYZ \W [V ZX M[

2/$

500

50 lb. Kentucky 31 Grass Seed Hardy and deep-rooted. Tolerant of NYHaPUN HUK HUPTHS [YHɉJ >P[OZ[HUKZ OLH[ HUK KYV\NO[ JVUKP[PVUZ 62280606

All In-Stock Old-Fashioned Bulk Candy 3HYNL HZZVY[TLU[ [V JOVVZL MYVT V# 5200 Reg. $2.99 Bonus bags excluded. Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

1599 40 lb. Black Oil Sunﬂower Bird Food

699

/PNO VPS JVU[LU[ WYV]PKLZ IPYKZ ^P[O ULJLZZHY` energy.

1 gal. Evergreens *OVVZL MYVT *VSVYHKV )S\L :WY\JL 5VY^H` :WY\JL VY >OP[L Pine. 21020182/0218

Product image may vary by store.

Reg. $9.99

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Sale Runs 3/21-4/19/2021

Sale Runs 3/24-4/19/2021

1 ()"& 0 $ 1 " ! " 1 '++$ -"$$

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OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT

24999

CDC-SRP FS 70 R Trimmer

Online Rebate

ER E S VIC W

349.99 Sale -20.00 Online Rebate

Reg. $279.99 Promotion valid 01/01/21-06/30/21. While supplies last at participating dealers.

CDC-SRP Final MSA 140 C-BQ 12" Battery Chainsaw Kit

29999

CDC-SRP FS 91 R Trimmer JJ LUNPUL 7YVMLZZPVUHS NYHKL [YPTTLY WHJRLK ^P[O MLH[\YLZ MVY ZPTWSPÄLK HUK JVU]LUPLU[ [YPTTPUN

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HA T WE SE

32999

JJ LUNPUL ;OPZ WYVMLZZPVUHS NYHKL Z[YHPNO[ ZOHM[ [YPTTLY PZ M\LS LɉJPLU[ HUK WYVK\JLZ SV^ LTPZZPVUZ

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4:( * )8 Reg. $349.99 Promotion valid 04/01/21-06/30/21. Redeem rebate at cbrebates.com. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

Promotion valid 01/01/21-06/30/21. While supplies last at participating dealers.

18999

MS 170 16" Chainsaw JJ LUNPUL SI (U[P ]PIYH[PVU Z`Z[LT 0U[LSSP*HYI ,TH[PJ S\IYPJH[PVU Z`Z[LT

1299

1 gal. Woodcutter Bar & Chain Oil +LZPNULK MVY OPNO ZWLLK OLH]` K\[` J\[[PUN

13999

DeWalt 20V MAX* 2.6 oz. HP Ultra Oil Lithium Ion XR Brushless Handheld Blower Bare Tool *SLHUZ [OL LUNPUL during operation and WYV]PKLZ ZTVV[OLY VWLYH[PVU

<W [V *-4 VM HPY ]VS\TL H[ 47/ [V JSLHY KLIYPZ )H[[LY` UV[ PUJS\KLK

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Get Ready For Spring Cleanup!

32999 Milwaukee M18 Fuel String Trimmer With Quik-Lok

0UJS\KLZ 4 9LKSP[OP\T /PNO 6\[W\[ ?* )H[[LY` 4 4 9HWPK *OHYNLY (JJLW[Z SPUL HKQ\Z[HISL J\[[PUN Z^H[O #2825-21ST/78010077

19999 Your Choice Echo Straight Shaft String Trimmer

JJ WYVMLZZPVUHS NYHKL Z[YVRL LUNPUL ,ɈVY[SLZZ P Z[HY[PUN Z`Z[LT :WLLK -LLK [YPTTLY OLHK :94

-Or- Echo 14" Chainsaw JJ WYVMLZZPVUHS NYHKL Z[YVRL LUNPUL IHY SLUN[O 0 Z[HY[PUN Z`Z[LT

14999

Milwaukee M18 Fuel Blower Bare Tool *-4 TH_PT\T HPY ]VS\TL HUK 47/ TH_PT\T HPY ZWLLK )H[[LY` UV[ PUJS\KLK

*Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18.

FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

See back page for details.

18999

Steel Tow Roller SI JHWHJP[` KPHTL[LY ^PKL

6999

Your Choice 85 lb. Push -Or- Tow Spreader SI JHWHJP[` Y\Z[ WYVVM WVS` OVWWLY HUK ZWYLHKLY WSH[L PUJYLHZLZ WYVK\J[ SPML 7UL\TH[PJ [PYLZ

29999 Utility 18 Poly Cart

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This Equipment Is In It For The Long Haul

12999

24999

J\ M[ NH\NL Z[LLS ^LSKLK 7V^KLY JVH[LK MVY K\YHIPSP[` 9LTV]HISL [HPS NH[L WUL\TH[PJ [PYLZ ,HZ` K\TW YLSLHZL OHUKSL

Z^H[O 9HPU JV]LY <UP]LYZHS OP[JO OP[JO WPU *VU[YVS SL]LY YLHJOLZ [V KYP]LY Z ZLH[ ;\YM [YLHK [PYLZ

48999

34999 79999

750 lb. Steel Trailer Cart

Stihl 2500 PSI Pressure Washer 7V^LYM\S 7/ JJ LUNPUL KLSP]LYZ WZP VM ^H[LY WYLZZ\YL OVZL

200 lb. Tow Broadcast Spreader

19999

Mini Cultivator JJ J`JSL LUNPUL =LYZH[PSL! ^LLKPUN TP_PUN HUK HLYH[PUN [PSSPUN KLW[O [PSSPUN ^PK[O

Versa Front Tine Tiller

Super Bronco CRT Garden Tiller

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To promote safety for all of our customers and employees, we ask all of our customers to please wear a face covering and practice safe social distancing during their shopping visit. Thank you. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

PUSH MOWERS & LAWN TRACTORS

32999

54999

Variable Speed High Wheel Mower

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*34 = (/ Not available in Havana.

17999

41999

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36999

Personal Pace Mower M[ SI .YVZZ ;VYX\L )YPNNZ :[YH[[VU ,?P JJ YLHK` Z[HY[ LUNPUL 7LYZVUHS WHJL ZLSM WYVWLS Z`Z[LT ZLUZLZ HUK HKHW[Z [V ^HSRPUN ZWLLK J\[[PUN ^PK[O

Delivery Available In All Locations. :LL :[VYLZ -VY +L[HPSZ

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Push Reel Lawn Mower J\[[PUN ^PK[O ISHKL IHSS ILHYPUN YLLS JVTWVZP[L ^OLLSZ ^P[O YLHY [YHPSPUN

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29999

Signature Cut Push Lawn Mower

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49999

Signature Cut Self-Propelled Mower JJ *\I *HKL[ 6/= X\PL[ LUNPUL 4`:WLLK WYLTP\T KYP]L JVU[YVS Z`Z[LT PU Z[HUKHYK 7\ZO I\[[VU LSLJ[YPJ Z[HY[ J\[[PUN ^PK[O

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Cub Cadet, the engine horsepower information is provided by the engine manufacturer to be used to comparison purposes only. (2) All power levels are stated gross horsepower at 3600 rpm per SAE J1940 as rated by Briggs & Stratton. (3) Read the owner’s manual before operating Honda Power Equipment.

CURBSIDE PICK-UP Just place your order Online NOW AVAILABLE at www.farmandhomesupply.com Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

Monthly Payments As Low As

ZERO 76*DOWN!

ER E S VIC W

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1599

1699

Mini Riding Mower

189999

XT1 Enduro Series /7 )YPNNZ :[YH[[VU engine. Lawn Tractor

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** / Monthly Payments Monthly Payments As Low As

/7 2H^HZHRP -9 = LUNPUL MHIYPJH[LK (LYVMVYJL KLJR ;\Ɉ ;VYX O`KYVZ[H[PJ [YHUZTPZZPVU

?; 3?

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279999 XT2 Enduro Series Lawn Tractor

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?; :;

Not available in Jacksonville.

Monthly Payments As Low As

ZERO 118*DOWN!

XT1 Enduro Series Lawn Tractor

ZERO 84*DOWN!

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269999

XT2 Enduro Series Lawn Tractor

As Low As

ZERO 114*DOWN!

259999

Monthly Payments As Low As

XT1 Enduro Series Lawn Tractor

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Monthly Payments As Low As

ZERO 134*DOWN!

ZERO 118*DOWN!

2699

309999

Ultima Series Zero-Turn Mower

/7 2VOSLY 2; :LYPLZ = [^PU 6/= LUNPUL Z[HTWLK KLJR 3HW IHY JVU[YVSSLK K\HS O`KYVZ[H[PJ [YHUZTPZZPVUZ

Ultima Series Zero-Turn Mower

/7 2H^HZHRP -9 = ZLYPLZ [^PU J`SPUKLY LUNPUL MHIYPJH[LK (LYVMVYJL KLJR A; Not available in Jacksonville.

Monthly Payments As Low As

3099

Monthly Payments As Low As

ZERO 134*DOWN!

Ultima Series Zero-Turn Mower /7 2VOSLY 2; LUNPUL 3HW IHY JVU[YVSSLK K\HS O`KYVZ[H[PJ [YHUZTPZZPVUZ MHIYPJH[LK (LYV-VYJL [YPWSL ISHKL KLJR A;

ZERO 214*DOWN!

4999 99 Ultima Series Zero-Turn Mower

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(2)

As required by Kohler, all power levels are stated in gross horsepower at 3600 RPM per SAE J1940 as rated by engine manufacturer. As required by Kawasaki, horsepower tested in accordance with SAE J1995 and rated in accordance with SAE J2723 and JLY[PÄLK I` :(, 0U[LYUH[PVUHS (3) All power levels are stated gross horsepower at 3600 rpm per SAE J1940 as rated by Briggs & Stratton.

CHICK DAYS

Buy Your Chicks Today! See page 25 for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

LAWN TRACTORS & RECREATIONAL VEHICLES

279999

299999

469999

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A -

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A -

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169999

209999

219999

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Zero-Turn Mower

Riding Lawn Tractor

Zero-Turn Mower

Riding Lawn Tractor

Exceptional Financing Offers+

+Offer Subject To Credit Approval.

:VTL 9LZ[YPJ[PVUZ (WWS` :LL :[VYL (ZZVJPH[L -VY +L[HPSZ

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469999

400S Zero-Turn Mower

799999

ISX 800 Zero-Turn Mower

/7 )YPNNZ :[YH[[VU JJ LUNPUL +\HS /`KYV /7 )YPNNZ :[YH[[VU JJ JVTTLYJPHS ZLYPLZ NLHY (; [YHUZH_SLZ ZPKL KPZJOHYNL J\[[PUN ,;* ,-0 LUNPUL P*+ J\[[PUN Z`Z[LT KLJR 5L_[ KLJR NLULYH[PVU 9 6 7 : :WVY[ TPK IHJR Z\ZWLUZPVU ZLH[ Not available in Jerseyville, Alton, High Ridge, or Cottleville.

Not available in Jerseyville, Alton, High Ridge or Cottleville.

(1)

As required by Kohler, all power levels are stated in gross horsepower at 3600 RPM per SAE J1940 as rated by engine manufacturer. (2) All power levels are stated gross horsepower at 3600 rpm per SAE J1940 as rated by Briggs & Stratton. (3) As required by Kawasaki, horsepower tested in accordance with SAE J1995 and rated in accordance with SAE J2723 and JLY[PÄLK I` :(, 0U[LYUH[PVUHS

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FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

See back page for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

699999 T-Boss 410 UTV

/7 ,-0 MV\Y Z[VRL ZPUNSL J`JSL :6/* JJ LUNPUL :WLLKZ \W [V 47/ 0UKLWLUKLU[ MYVU[ HUK YLHY Z\ZWLUZPVU >PUKZOPLSK OHYK [VW KVVY UL[Z SI ^PUJO MYVU[ I\TWLY HUK K\TWPUN JHYNV ILK JVTL Z[HUKHYK Colors vary by store.

799999 T-Boss 550 UTV

7V^LYM\S JJ /7 ,-0 LUNPUL YLHJOLZ ZWLLKZ \W [V 47/ 0UKLWLUKLU[ MYVU[ HUK YLHY Z\ZWLUZPVU >PUKZOPLSK OHYK [VW KVVY UL[Z SI ^PUJO MYVU[ I\TWLY HUK K\TWPUN JHYNV ILK JVTL Z[HUKHYK Colors vary by store. Available by order in Havana.

It’s Time To Get Back Outdoors!

109999 125cc AT-125 ATV

*+0 PNUP[PVU LSLJ[YPJ Z[HY[ +\HS MYVU[ HYT Z\ZWLUZPVU +PNP[HS JVUZVSL /`KYH\SPJ KPZJ IYHRLZ :LTP H\[VTH[PJ JS\[JO SLZZ ZOPM[PUN Z`Z[LT SI ^LPNO[ JHWHJP[` (; ,?

64999

42999

196cc BT200X Mini Bike

98cc CT100U Mini Bike

/7 JJ LUNPUL *LU[YPM\NHS JS\[JO H\[VTH[PJ -LH[\YLZ ^PKLY MYHTL MVY L_[YH K\YHIPSP[` -YVU[ ZOVJRZ MVY H ZTVV[OLY YPKL SI ^LPNO[ JHWHJP[`

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69999

119999

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One-Seat CK100-S Go Kart

APRIL

TUESDAY

Two-Seat KT196 Go Kart

Senior DAY 10%

OFF

Your Total Purchase* *Exclusions apply. See store for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

LANDSCAPING & GARDENING

999

1 gal. Burning Bush Reg. $12.99

1999

3 gal. Green Giant Arborvitae Reg. $24.99

229

2 cu. ft. Cypress Mulch Blend Reg. $2.69 Brands may vary by store.

Your One Stop For A Beautiful Yard

5/$

800

269

40 lb. Top Soil

2 cu. ft. Premium Colored Mulch

9LHK` HUK LHZ` [V \ZL :[PT\SH[LZ NYV^[O HUK PUJYLHZLZ SH^U JV]LYHNL Reg. $1.99

*OVVZL MYVT YLK ISHJR VY IYV^U = Reg. $2.99

)SHJR PZ UV[ H]HPSHISL PU 7P[[ZÄLSK /HUUPIHS

1099

1.5 gal. Fruit Plants *OVVZL MYVT )SHJRILYY` )S\LILYY` .YHWL 9HZWILYY` VY :[YH^ILYY` V# 2102 Reg. $14.99

899

1 gal. Boxwood Bush *OVVZL MYVT >PU[LY .LT VY .YLLU =LS]L[

Reg. $10.99

1699

1.5 gal. Japanese Red Maple

Reg. $19.99

2999

5 gal. Fruit -Or- Shade Trees V# 2102 Reg. $34.99

CURBSIDE PICK-UP Just place your order Online NOW AVAILABLE at www.farmandhomesupply.com While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

Get Started On PL ANTING TODAY !

Manufacturer Rebate

7.99 Reg. Price -2.00 Mail-In Rebate

7.99 Sale -2.00 Mail-In Rebate

599

After Rebate 1.5 cu. ft. Miracle Gro Vegetable & Herb Garden Soil

After Rebate 1 cu. ft. Miracle Gro Potting Soil

( YPJO ISLUK VM ZWOHNU\T WLH[ ( ISLUK VM JVTWVZ[ WSHU[ MVVK HUK TVZZ HUK V[OLY VYNHUPJ TH[LYPHSZ V[OLY LZZLU[PHS U\[YPLU[Z Must buy 2 bags. Limit 10 per household Must buy 2 bags. Limit 10 per household with mail-in rebate. Rebate valid 02/01/21-06/30/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

with mail-in rebate. Rebate valid 02/01/2106/30/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

7999

Truper Dual-Wheel Poly Wheelbarrow J\ M[ JHWHJP[` Reg. $99.99

1299

5.63 lb. Garden Weed Preventer

1699

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Fox Farm Potting Soil *OVVZL MYVT 6JLHU -VYLZ[ /HWW` -YVN VY :[YH^ILYY` -PLSKZ Reg. $19.99

Everything You Need For Lush Gardens Ultimate Weather Performance With

2999

249

5/8" x 100' Farm Hose

5 lb. Seed Potatoes

*OVVZL MYVT @\RVU .VSK 2LUULILJ 5VYSHUK 9LK VY 7VU[PHJ V# 7721

999

499

`LHY ^HYYHU[` Reg. $12.99

-SL_PISL K\YHISL HUK LHZ` [V PUZ[HSS <ZL [OPZ LKNPUN MVY HU` `HYK VY NHYKLU SHUKZJHWL WYVQLJ[ Reg. $6.99

3' x 100' Landscaping Fabric

20' Landscape Edging

CHICK DAYS

99¢

Per lb. Onion Sets *OVVZL MYVT 9LK >OP[L VY @LSSV^ =

Buy Your Chicks Today! See page 25 for details.

While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

GRASS SEED & LAWN CARE

Your Yard’s

NEW Best Friend

Manufacturer Rebate

1699

*OVVZL MYVT 4PK^LZ[ 4P_ ;HSS -LZJ\L VY :\U :OHKL 4P_

PU ZVS\[PVU MVY [OPU SH^UZ /LSWZ [\YU ^LHR [OPU NYHZZ PU[V H [OPJR NYLLU SH^U 0UJS\KLZ ZLLK MLY[PSPaLY HUK ZVPS PTWYV]LY MVY [OPJRLY NYLLULY [\YM 6UL LHZ` HWWSPJH[PVU ^P[O H ZWYLHKLY Reg. $19.99

7 lb. Scotts Grass Seed

49.99 Sale -10.00 Mail-In Rebate

3999

After Rebate 15M Scotts Turf Builder Weed & Feed

2499

Reg. $59.99

12 lb. Scotts Thick'r Lawn Grass Seed

Reg. $29.99

Limit 4 per household with mail-in rebate. Rebate valid 02/01/21-06/30/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

Has The Area’s Largest Selection Of Grass Seed!

4499

25 lb. Farm & Home Special Mix -Or- Goldstar Fescue Blend Grass Seed

20 lb. Ultra Premium Grass Seed *OVVZL MYVT 8\PJR ;OPJR /HYK` 3H^U VY :OHK` 3H^U Reg. $59.99

6999

Reg. $49.99

50 lb. Hound Dog Tall Fescue Grass Seed

50 lb. Farm & Home Special Blend -Or- Goldstar Grass Seed

79.99

699

3 lb. Grass Seed *OVVZL MYVT -HYT /VTL :WLJPHS 4P_ .VSKZ[HY :\U :OHKL VY :OHK` 3H^U

8 lb. Grass Seed

16.99

1499

5 lb. Lifetyme Sun & Shade Grass Seed

1799

2199

/LSWZ [OPJRLU UL^ HUK L_PZ[PUN SH^UZ Z[PT\SH[LZ YVV[ NYV^[O HUK OLSWZ `V\Y SH^U PU [OL ÄNO[ HNHPUZ[ KPZLHZL *V]LYZ \W [V ZX M[

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40 lb. Jump Start Fertilizer 32-0-5

1699

4' x 50' Pennington Straw Blanket 62281278 Reg. $19.99

10 10

FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

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40 lb. Weed & Feed Fertilizer 25-0-2

See back page for details.

Where There's A Weed, There’s A Way!

Manufacturer Rebate

19.99 Reg. Price -5.00 Mail-In Rebate

19.99 Sale -5.00 Mail-In Rebate

1499

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After Rebate 1.33 gal. Roundup Pump & Go Weed Killer

2 gal. Poly Sprayer

Limit 2 per household with mail-in rebate. Rebate valid 02/01/21-06/30/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

1050716

599

2499

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1 gal. Spectracide RTU Weed & Grass Killer

After Rebate 36.8 oz. Concentrate Roundup Weed & Grass Killer

Limit 2 per household with mail-in rebate. Rebate valid 02/01/21-06/30/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

1 gal. Gordon's Trimec Herbicide Concentrate

2999

2.5 gal. Concentrate Ground Force Vegetation Killer Reg. $34.99

Get The Tools For Healthy Lawns ®

799

10 lb. Spectracide Triazicide Reg. $9.99

1499

10 lb. Molemax Mole & Vole Repellant ;YLH[Z \W [V ZX M[

1499

20 lb. Sevin Lawn Insect Granules 2PSSZ PUZLJ[Z HIV]L HUK ILSV^ [OL NYV\UK 2PSSZ ÅLHZ [PJRZ HU[Z HUK NY\IZ -VY \ZL VU SH^UZ HYV\UK OVTLZ NHYKLUZ HUK VU VYUHTLU[HSZ

1199

1.1 gal. Ortho Home Defense Max Insect Killer

OUTDOOR FURNITURE & GRILLING

5999

1999

GCI Freestyle Rocker Chair 9VJRLY MVSKPUN JOHPY SI ^LPNO[ JHWHJP[` +LZPNULK ^P[O H WH[LU[ WLUKPUN ZWYPUN HJ[PVU YVJRPUN [LJOUVSVN`

Adirondack Chairs *OVVZL MYVT JVSVYZ = Reg. $21.99

4999

XXL Director's Chair

F&H Outﬁtters Padded Sofa

Reg. $59.99

Upgrade Your Backyard For Spring

16999

3 pc. Padded Sling Glider Set

Reg. $199.99

24999 3-Seat Padded Canopy Swing

26999

3 pc. Wicker Swivel Rocker Set

Reg. $299.99

Not available in Havana.

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11999

26" Antique Bronze Fire Pit

8999

*YPZZJYVZZ WH[[LYU LSPTPUH[LZ PUULY ZJYLLU 26" Square :[\YK` VUL WPLJL HJJLU[LK IHZL /HUK Martin Fire Pit ÄUPZOLK HU[PX\L IYVUaL ÄUPZO ,_WHUKLK TL[HS ZWHYR N\HYK ;YPHUNSL ZWHYR N\HYK Reg. $99.99 OHUKSL WVRLY Reg. $129.99

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Perfect For SPRING NIGHTS!

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49.99 Value!

F RE E

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419

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Traeger Pro Series 780 Pellet Grill

Pit Boss Sportman 820 Pellet Grill - [V - [LTWLYH[\YL YHUNL PU ]LYZH[PSP[` [V NYPSS ZTVRL YVHZ[ IHRL IYHPZL IHYILJ\L JOHY NYPSS HUK ZLHY ZX PU VM JVVRPUN JHWHJP[` SI OVWWLY JHWHJP[` Reg. $499.99

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79999

Green Mountain Daniel Boone Prime + WiFi Pellet Grill

Experience the new backyard standard in pellet grilling!

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1699

28 lb. Green Mountain Grills Premium Wood Grilling Pellets *OVVZL MYVT (WWSL )SLUK .VSK )SLUK -Y\P[^VVK )SLUK VY ;L_HZ )SLUK =

Has The Grill For You!

29999 Pit Boss Stainless Gas Griddle

26999 4 Burner Gas Grill

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Reg. $299.99

49999

560 Digital Charcoal Grill + Smoker ;OL JOHYJVHS OVWWLY OVSKZ V]LY OV\YZ VM JOHYJVHS 9L]LYZPISL JHZ[ PYVU NYH[LZ 0U Q\Z[ TPU\[LZ [OPZ NYPSS JHU YLHJO -

CHICK DAYS

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12 lb. Hardwood Briquettes 85800005

Reg. $12.99

Buy Your Chicks Today! See page 25 for details.

While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

APPAREL & FOOTWEAR

BUY 1 GET 1

25% off men’s k87 t-shirts

50 % OFF

Offer valid 3/31/2021-4/18/2021.

COTTON STRONG T-SHIRTS

OFF

Ariat Cotton Strong Promo

Your Choice Men's Noble Canvas Work Pants

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*OVVZL MYVT JHYNV VY UVU JHYNV :PaLZ 0UZLHTZ =

Reg. $29.99-34.99

999

1999

2999

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Men's Levi's Signature Carpenter Jeans

Men's Full Blue 5 Pocket Jeans *OVVZL MYVT KHYR VY SPNO[ ^HZO :PaLZ 0UZLHTZ

Reg. $21.99

Men's & Women's Levi Jeans

Reg. $39.99

Refresh Your Wardrobe For Less!

20%

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Wonder Wink Scrubs

<UPZL_ ^HPZ[ ZPaLZ : ?3 0UZLHTZ :OVY[ ;HSS V# 7787

Reg. $14.99-21.99

1499

Women's Cielo Open Front Cardigans (ZZVY[LK Z[`SLZ HUK JVSVYZ :PaLZ : ?3 =

Reg. $19.99

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t! New Large Assortmen Women's Ampersand Double Hooded, Hooded & 1/4 Zip Shirts (ZZVY[LK JVSVYZ WH[[LYUZ :PaLZ : ?3 V# 8262 Reg. $49.99-61.99

FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

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Sizes and selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

OFF

All In-Stock Ariat Boots

4LU Z ZPaLZ + + HUK ,, ,, >VTLU Z ZPaLZ 6B-11B. V# 1271, 8171

GENERATIONS HAVE Trusted Wolverine

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10%

599

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/VSKZ WHPYZ VM IVV[Z VY ZOVLZ

OFF All In-Stock Crocs

Boot Tray

Huge Savings On Footwear For The Jobsite

10%

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SofSole Footwear Accessories

OFF All In-Stock Kinco Gloves 4HRPUN X\HSP[` ^VYR ZHML[` garden and [OLYTHS NSV]LZ ZPUJL V# 6562

APRIL

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1299

Black PVC Rain Boots :PaLZ ^H[LYWYVVM -LH[\YLZ ÅL_PISL \WWLY TH[LYPHS [V\NOLY V\[ZVSL TH[LYPHS ZLSM JSLHUPUN JSLH[LK V\[ZVSL HUK YLTV]HISL J\ZOPVU PUZVSL [OH[ ^PJRZ WLYZWPYH[PVU

Senior DAY 10%

OFF

*OVVZL MYVT SHJLZ PUZVSLZ JSLHULYZ HUK TVYL =

Original Boot & Shoe Dryer 9LTV]LZ ^L[ULZZ ZH]LZ TVUL` HUK UL\[YHSPaLZ VKVYZ 58820012

Your Total Purchase* *Exclusions apply. See store for details.

Sizes and selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

FISHING & SPORTING GOODS

1299

General Purpose Life Jacket :PaLZ MYVT 0UMHU[ [V (K\S[ (ZZVY[LK JVSVYZ

Reg. $14.99

Get Back Out ON THE WATE R!

5999

Cast-N-Blast Universal Boat Seat <= YLZPZ[HU[ ;LJO4LZO MHIYPJ JVUZ[Y\J[PVU ZPKL ZUHWZ [V HSSV^ [OL ZLH[ [V Z[H` JSVZLK ^OLU KYP]PUN 4V\U[PUN IVS[Z PUJS\KLK SI JHWHJP[` Reg. $69.99

4499

47999

8.5' Sportsman Mini Bass Boat -LH[\YLZ YLPUMVYJLK TV[VY TV\U[Z MYVU[ HUK YLHY YLJLZZLK KYPUR HUK [HJRSL OVSKLYZ HUK JVU[V\YLK Z^P]LS ZLH[Z [OH[ HKQ\Z[ HUK JVTWHJ[ MVY LHZ` [YHUZWVY[ Reg. $519.99

5999

Boat Seat Padded Realtree Max-5 /PNO PTWHJ[ THYPUL NYHKL WSHZ[PJ MYHTLZ +LUPLY JHTV\ÅHNL JVYK\YH JV]LYPUN 4V\U[Z ^P[O H OVSL WH[[LYU 4V\U[PUN ZJYL^Z PUJS\KLK Reg. $49.99

6 gal. Marine Fuel Tank _ _ 4LL[Z <:*. ()@* ,7( YLX\PYLTLU[Z -VYT TVSKLK PUZL[Z HUK YLJLZZLZ MVY ZHML Z[HJRPUN +\HS OHUKSLZ MVY LHZ` [YHUZWVY[

Get Ready For The Return Of Fishing!

1499

1999

5999

8\PJR:L[ (U[P 9L]LYZL ;^PZ[ 3VJR YLLS ZLH[ )\PS[ PU /VVR 2LLWLY 61072268 Reg. $18.99

<S[YH SPNO[ +PHS HKQ\Z[HISL KYHN 3PNO[^LPNO[ NYHWOP[L MYHTL .LHY YH[PV! ! SI Reg. $26.99

6UL WPLJL NYHWOP[L TLKP\T OLH]` MYHTL ! NLHY YH[PV 7V^LY +PZR KYHN Z`Z[LT +\YHNLHY IYHZZ NLHY Reg. $69.99

202 Spincast 5'6" ML Combo

33 Micro 4'6" Spincast Combo

1699

33NL Spincast Reel SI WYL ZWVVSLK SPUL ! NLHY YH[PV Va ^LPNO[ -LH[\YLZ HSS TL[HS NLHYZ 8\PJR:L[ HU[P YL]LYZL )P[L (SLY[ HUK H KPHS HKQ\Z[HISL KYHN Reg. $24.99

16 16

Black Max 7'0" Baitcast Combo

Online Rebate 99.99 Reg. Price -10.00 Online Rebate

8999

After Rebate Fishﬁnder Piranamax 4 -LH[\YLZ +\HS)LHT 73<: ZVUHY [V HJJ\YH[LS` PUMVYT `V\ VM ^OH[ SPLZ ILULH[O `V\Y IVH[ (SZV MLH[\YLZ ÄZO 0+ ÄZO HSHYT HUK KLW[O HSHYT Limit 1 per household with mail-in rebate. Promotion valid until 06/30/21. Rebate must be submitted Online at humminbirdpromotions. com. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

CURBSIDE PICK-UP Just place your order Online NOW AVAILABLE at www.farmandhomesupply.com

Sizes and selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

1999

Oversized Single Scoped Riﬂe Case

14999

14 Gun Security Cabinet _ _ )L]LSLK LKNL KLZPNU +V\ISL IP[[LK RL` SVJR YLTV]HISL ZOLSM

Reg. $189.99

64999

36 Gun Inspector Safe

_ _ PU[LYPVY ,NN ZOLSS MVHT WHKKPUN SVJRPUN WVPU[Z HUK WPHUV Z[`SL OPUNL [V WYL]LU[ VWLUPUN K\YPUN [YHUZWVY[ Reg. $21.99

_ _ -PYL YH[PUN VM TPU\[LZ H[ - ;OYLL HKQ\Z[HISL VY YLTV]LHISL ZOLS]LZ HUK H \ ZOHWLK N\U YHJR -V\Y HJ[P]L Z[LLS IVS[Z HUK [OYLL Z[LLS KLHKIVS[Z Reg. $699.99

4499

Tactical AR Riﬂe Case

2999

_ _ PU[LYPVY =LSJYV Z[YHWZ MVY ZLJ\YPUN N\U HUK THNHaPULZ 0UJS\KLZ _ THNHaPUL Z[VYHNL KP]PKLYZ PUM\ZLK ^P[O HU[P JVYYVZPVU ALY\Z[ [LJOUVSVN` Reg. $49.99

Model 880 BB Pellet Pump Gun Kit -HJ[VY` ISLTPZOLK 4\S[P W\TW HJ[PVU -7: *HSPILY _ ZJVWL ^P[O JYVZZ OHPY YL[PJSL PZ MVN MYLL ZOVJRWYVVM 5170171 Reg. $39.99

Spring Is Right Around The Corner!

6999

8999

Rhino 150 Pop-Up Hub Blind

10' x 10' Easy-Up Canopy

_ O\I [V O\I JLU[LY OLPNO[ :OVV[ [OYV\NO TLZO ^PUKV^Z KLUPLY 0UJS\KLZ IHJRWHJR Z[HRLZ HUK [PL KV^U YVWLZ Reg. $99.99

2499

Storm II Bag Target _ _ *VTWYLZZLZ KV^U [V Q\Z[ [OPJR (WWYV_PTH[LS` SI Reg. $29.99

2ND AMENDMENT

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Reg. $89.99

4999

3999

:[Y\[[PUN WYVÄSL KLTHUKZ H[[LU[PVU <S[YH YLHSPZ[PJ WHPU[ ZJOLTLZ HUK MLH[OLY KL[HPS

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Your Choice Thunder Creeper Strut -OrThunder Jake 1/4 Strut

Reg. $59.99-69.99

NWTF Extra Wide Mossy Oak Turkey Chair

APRIL 2ND-3RD, 2021 +Whatever the total amount of tax paid on your ﬁrearm purchase on April 2nd & 3rd, 2021, Farm & Home Supply will issue you a discount equal to the amount paid for sales tax. (No refunds on previous purchases or special orders allowed. All required sales taxes are collected and paid to the appropriate taxing bodies.) Excludes Glock. Offer not valid Online.

SEEDING, SPRAYERS & TILLERS

12999

2699

50 lb. ATV Seeder Heavy-duty 12V motor. 0UJS\KLZ H \UP]LYZHS TV\U[PUN IYHJRL[ JVTWH[PISL ^P[O TVZ[ (;=Z Reg. $149.99

3.5 lb. Trophy Clover Food Plot HJYL <UPX\L ]HYPL[` VM JOPJVY` YHWL ZLLK HUK MV\Y JSV]LYZ Reg. $29.99

29999

100 lb. ATV Seeder -LH[\YLZ H OHUK JVU[YVSSLY [OH[ YLN\SH[LZ ^P[O KPɈLYLU[ ZL[[PUNZ *VYYVZPVU YLZPZ[HU[ = TV[VY <UP]LYZHS TV\U[PUN IYHJRL[ JVTWH[PISL ^P[O TVZ[ (;= TVKLSZ 0UJS\KLZ YH[JOL[ Z[YHW Reg. $329.99

62999

ATV Flip Over Disc .YLH[ MVY [PSSPUN NHYKLUZ VYJOHYKZ VY ÄLSK NHTL WSV[Z Reg. $649.99

For The Good Of The Herd

1699

2699

HJYL -\SS ZLHZVU MVYHNL ;OPZ U\[YP[PV\Z H[[YHJ[P]L OPNO WYV[LPU TP_ JV]LYZ `V\Y LHYS` TPK HUK SH[L ZLHZVU ULLKZ HUK P[ Z Z\YL [V OVSK KLLY VU `V\Y WYVWLY[` Reg. $18.99

HJYL )LZ[ NYHPU IHZLK TP_ [V WYV]PKL WHSH[HISL OPNO WYV[LPU MVYHNL [OYV\NOV\[ [OL ZLHZVU Reg. $29.99

10 lb. 7 Card Stud Food Plot

5 lb. Throw & Gro No-Till Plot Seed HJYL *VU[HPUZ H TP_[\YL VM Y`L NYHZZ JSV]LY HUK IYHZZPJH *HU IL WSHU[LK ^P[OV\[ KPZRPUN VY OLH]` LX\PWTLU[ Reg. $14.99

20 lb. MegaPlot Forage Plot Seed

Grow The Best Plot Bag The Best Deer

2699

1799

5 lb. Imperial No Plow

Your Choice 3 lb. Chic Magnet -Or3.15 lb. Fusion

HJYL +LZPNULK MVY HYLHZ OHYK [V HJJLZZ ^P[O MHYTPUN LX\PWTLU[ +YV\NO[ HUK JVSK tolerant. Reg. $20.99

SI *OPJ 4HNUL[ WSHU[Z HJYL /LH[ KYV\NO[ HUK KPZLHZL YLZPZ[HU[ VY SI -\ZPVU IHN WSHU[Z HJYL ,_[YLTLS` JVSK [VSLYHU[ HUK YLZPZ[HU[ [V KYV\NO[ OLH[ HUK KPZLHZL Reg. $35.99

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FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

2999

4 lb. Imperial Clover HJYL 0[ PZ L_[YLTLS` JVSK [VSLYHU[ OLH[ KYV\NO[ HUK KPZLHZL YLZPZ[HU[ Reg. $35.99

See back page for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

The Best Protection For Your Crops

14999

15999

5999

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= .74 7\TW 7:0 0UJS\KLZ IHZPJ OHUKN\U

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39999

40 gal. 3 Point Hitch Sprayer = .74 W\TW 0UJS\KLZ H SPNO[ OHUKN\U OVZL HKQ\Z[HISL UVaaSL IVVT ^P[O IYLHRH^H` HYTZ HUK VM ZWYH` JV]LYHNL

Protect Your Crops For A Great Harvest

1999

1 gal. 41% Glyphosate Plus

279

49999

25 gal. Tow Behind Sprayer .74 ]VS[ W\TW /HZ H UVaaSL IVVT ^P[O VM ZWYH` JV]LYHNL 0UJS\KLZ H KLS\_L OHUKN\U ^P[O HKQ\Z[HISL [PW

549

25 gal. Deluxe ATV Sprayer

Brands may vary by store.

3499

= .74 /P -SV W\TW 7:0 0UJS\KLZ H KLS\_L WPZ[VS NYPW OHUKN\U ^P[O HKQ\Z[HISL 2.5 gal. 2,4-D WH[[LYU [PW OVZL HUK H MVSKPUN De-Amine 4 UVaaSL IYLHRH^H` Z[LLS IVVT 7YLTP\T SV^ ^P[O ZWYH` JV]LYHNL ]VSH[PSL + (TPUL Brands may vary by store.

3499

50 gal. UTV Sprayer = .74 6U +LTHUK ,]LYÅV 7\TW 7:0 ZWYH` Z^H[O ^P[O [OL MVSK HISL IYVHKJHZ[ IVVT [OH[ MLH[\YLZ X\PJR H[[HJO UV KYPW UVaaSLZ +LS\_L HKQ\Z[HISL WPZ[VS NYPW ZWYH` N\U ^P[O VM OVZL HUK VYNHUPaPUN YHJR

154999

5VU ZLSLJ[P]L Z`Z[LTPJ OLYIPJPKL

48" XB Tiller Gear Drive

2.5 gal. 41% Glyphosate -HYT NYHKL ^P[O Z\YMHJ[HU[ Brands may vary by store.

169999

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199999

72" Rear Tine Tiller *H[LNVY` [PSSLY PUJS\KLZ H 7;6 ZOHM[ ^P[O OLH]` K\[` ZSPW JS\[JO Reg. $2,199.99

To promote safety for all of our customers and employees, we ask all of our customers to please wear a face covering and practice safe social distancing during their shopping visit. Thank you. Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

All In-Stock 28-30 lb. Wildology Dog Food

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All In-Stock Taste Of The Wild Dog Food V# 686

1199

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DOG FOOD, TREATS & SUPPLIES

All In-Stock 15-16 lb. Science Diet Dog Food

40 lb. Sidekick Adult Dog Food Complete nutrition. Reg. $12.99

V# 5122

Delicious Kibble For The Best Dogs

20%

399

OFF

All In-Stock Dental Minties Dog Treats

Not available in Havana.

Select Nutri Chomps Dog Bones

249

32 oz. Alpo Variety Snaps

SALE $27999

$ %

15OFF

All In-Stock Replindish Pet Feeders & Waterers V# 6571

20 20

23999

After Rebate

With Purchase Of

Complete Dog Kennel _ _

All E-Rebates must be submitted by 05/03/21.

CURBSIDE PICK-UP Just place your order Online NOW AVAILABLE at www.farmandhomesupply.com Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

OFF

All In-Stock 26-30 lb. Iams Dog Food =

% OFF

All In-Stock Blue Buffalo Life Protection -Or- Wilderness Dog Food

OFF

All In-Stock 28-30 lb. Eukanuba Dog Food

Quality Food Makes For Great Dogs

2099

2599

1599

*VTWSL[L HUK IHSHUJLK U\[YP[PVU MVY HSS SPML Z[HNLZ

50 lb. Purina Alpo Come & Get It -OrPrime Cuts Dog Food

Select 50 lb. Pedigree Adult Dog Food

40 lb. Duralife 27% Hi Protein Dog Food

OFF

Reg. $27.99

40 lb. Diamond Naturals -Or- 50 lb. Diamond Hi-Energy -Or- 50 lb. Diamond Maintenance Dog Food

OFF

V# 868

41-50 lb. Purina Pro Plan Dog Food

CHICK DAYS

*OVVZL MYVT :LUZP[P]L :[VTHJO :RPU :OYLKKLK *OPJRLU 9PJL VY 7LYMVYTHUJL

Buy Your Chicks Today! See page 25 for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

PET FOOD, SUPPLIES, & BIRD FEED

10% OFF

All In-Stock Blue Buffalo Life Protection -Or- Wilderness Cat Food =

10% OFF

1399

All In-Stock Taste Of The Wild Cat Food

15 lb. Purina Cat Chow

V# 2500

OFF

Feed Your Cat Like Your Family

All In-Stock 15-16 lb. Science Diet Cat Food V# 5122

999

449

*OVVZL MYVT 6YPNPUHS VY ,ZZLU[PHSZ JVTWSL[L HUK IHSHUJLK U\[YP[PVU MVY JH[Z VM HSS HNLZ

*OVVZL MYVT 7LYMVYTHUJL VY 0UZ[HU[ (J[PVU

16 lb. Kit & Kaboodle Cat Food

20 lb. Tidy Cats Cat Litter

15%

OFF

All In-Stock Dog Houses +LW[

20%OFF

All In-Stock Scott Pet Dog Collars & Leads =

15%

15% OFF

+LW[

OFF

All In-Stock Pet Beds

22 22

All In-Stock Pet Toys

FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

See back page for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

All In-Stock 16 lb. Iams Cat Food V# 2500

Only The Highest Quality Ingredients

15 lb. Wildology Cat Food 9LHS MHYT YHPZLK JOPJRLU PZ [OL UV PUNYLKPLU[ 9LZWVUZPIS` ZV\YJLK PUNYLKPLU[Z 5V JVYU ^OLH[ ZV` HY[PÄJPHS JVSVYZ ÅH]VYZ VY WYLZLY]H[P]LZ 0U Z[VYL WYPJPUN VUS`

6 lb. Wildology Cat Food $ OFF 0U Z[VYL WYPJPUN VUS`

40 lb. Sidekick Adult Cat Food Reg. $19.99

1099

18 lb. Duralife Complete Cat Food

20 lb. Diamond Maintenance Cat Food

WYV[LPU MH[ -VY HSS SPML Z[HNLZ Reg. $11.99

-VYT\SH[LK [V OLSW THPU[HPU VW[PT\T OLHS[O VM `V\Y JH[ *VTWSL[L HUK IHSHUJLK

OFF

% OFF

Has The Best Prices

1299

1699

62280651

62280677

Reg. $14.99

Reg. $19.99

40 lb. Farm & Home Wild Bird Mix

40 lb. Farm & Home Cardinal Mix

1299

1699

Reg. $14.99

Reg. $19.99

20 lb. Country View Songbird Mix -OrCardinal Mix

16 lb. Mealworm, Nut & Fruit Bird Food

Not available in Havana.

APRIL

TUESDAY

Senior DAY 10%

OFF

Your Total Purchase* *Exclusions apply. See store for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

LARGE ANIMAL FEED & SUPPLIES

2349

Legume forage featuring H TVKLYH[LS` OPNO WYV[LPU JVU[LU[ HUK OPNOS` KPNLZ[PISL ÄILY

/LSWZ [V THPU[HPU IVK` JVUKP[PVU ZRPU HUK JVH[

50 lb. Purina Equine Senior Feed

40 lb. Premium Alfalfa Cubes -Or- Pellets

Quality Feed For Your Animals

999

749

1299

*VTWYPZLK VM H U\[YP[PVUHSS` IHSHUJLK MVYT\SH MVY OVYZLZ

:\WWSLTLU[ MVY HSS JSHZZLZ VM ILLM HUK KHPY` JH[[SL NVH[Z ZOLLW HUK OVYZLZ

/PNO X\HSP[` ^OVSL VH[Z [YPWSL JSLHULK [V OLSW LSPTPUH[L MVYLPNU TH[LYPHS HUK K\Z[

50 lb. Farm & Home 12% Pelleted Equine Feed

Pine Shavings

50 lb. Noble Goat Grower

OFF

( WLSSL[LK JVTWSL[L feed formulated for [OL VW[PT\T NYV^[O development and THPU[LUHUJL VM NVH[Z

50 lb. High Magnesium Spring Mineral

:VM[ HIZVYILU[ ^VVK ÄILY ZOH]PUNZ *OVVZL MYVT ÄUL VY TLKP\T ÅHRL

599

649

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( ZHS[ Z\WWSLTLU[ PU ISVJR MVYT MVY[PÄLK ^P[O ZL]LU LZZLU[PHS [YHJL LSLTLU[Z

50 lb. Salt Block

JHSJP\T WOVZWOVY\Z THNULZP\T

50 lb. Farm & Home Supply Whole Oats

499

1599

50 lb. Farm & Home Supply 14% All Purpose Pellet

50 lb. Trace Mineral Block

CURBSIDE PICK-UP Just place your order Online NOW AVAILABLE at www.farmandhomesupply.com Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

CHICK DAYS

Pullets

Bantam

Buy Your Chicks Today! V# 65 Bantams and cockerels not available in Cottleville or High Ridge.

Ducks

1.49 $ 3.39 $ 3.79 $ 6.49

Cockerels

AND UP

Don’t see the breed you want? We can special order them for you! See store for more details.

799

10.5" Brooder Clamp Light /HZ H ZWYPUN Z[LLS JSHTW [OH[ PZ JV]LYLK PU H ZJYH[JO YLZPZ[HU[ ]PU`S ZSLL]L HUK H JVYK

$ 50

OFF

50 lb. Purina Flock Raiser Crumbles WYV[LPU YH[PVU [OH[ WYV]PKLZ Z[HY[PUN NYV^PUN HUK ÄUPZOPUN U\[YP[PVU MVY JOPJRLUZ VY H TP_LK ÅVJR

1399

40 lb. NatureWise Chick Starter Grower

249

JY\TISL PZ KLZPNULK 125 Watt -Or- 250 Watt [V WYV]PKL [OL IHSHUJLK Infrared Clear Heat Bulb U\[YP[PVU `V\Y JOPJRLUZ 4HU` \ZLZ HYV\UK [OL MHYT HUK OVTL ULLK

Provide The Best Care For Your Poultry!

899

12 lb. Pecking Order 5 Grain Scratch Boonworms -Or10 lb. Free Range Boonworms

21 lb. Country Companion Poultry Scratch Block +LZPNULK [V IL MLK HZ H Z\WWSLTLU[ [V HK\S[ WV\S[Y`

1499

Your Choice 9-10 lb. Tiny Friends 50 lb. Country Companion Rabbit Feed Farm Pet Food 5\[YP[PVUHSS` IHSHUJLK JVTWSL[L MLLK MVY YHIIP[Z VM HSS HNLZ

*OVVZL IL[^LLU YHIIP[ VY N\PULH WPN TP_ Reg. $19.99

CHICK DAYS

OFF

999

Medium Ware Premium Plus Rabbit Hutch -LH[\YLZ H M\SS VWLUPUN YVVM [VW MVY LHZ` HJJLZZ _ _

Buy Your Chicks Today! See page 25 for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

FENCING, CHEMICALS & FUELING

12999

2199

Powerﬁelds 82' Positive/Negative Electric Poultry Pen

Cattle Panel

[HSS _ SVUN OVYPaVU[HS SPULZ ^P[O KV\ISL ZWPRLK Z[LW PU WVZ[Z ( SV^ PTWLKHUJL LULYNPaLY PZ YLX\PYLK [V LSLJ[YPM` [OL UL[[PUN ( TPUPT\T VM QV\SLZ WLY UL[ PZ YLX\PYLK Reg. $139.99

_ KPTLUZPVUZ line. 5720026 Reg. $22.99

1499

8' x 50" Handy Panel .HS]HUPaLK ^PYL Reg. $16.99

Contain Your Animals With Quality

13999 S10 3 Mile Solar Fence Charger

349

25 ct. T-Post Insulators

399

Post not included.

@LSSV^ -P[Z SI M[ 25 ct. Round ; WVZ[Z :VSPK ^PYL OVSKLYZ Post Insulator MVY LSLJ[YPJ MLUJL ^PYL -P[Z [V WVS`^PYL HUK YVWL \W [V KPHTL[LY YVK WVZ[Z TT Reg. $3.99 Reg. $4.99

9999

14999

3V^ PTWLKHUJL MVY TH_PT\T WV^LY SVUNLY SPML <3 3PZ[LK Reg. $109.99

TPSL YHUNL 3V^ PTWLKHUJL KLZPNULK ZWLJPÄJHSS` MVY SHYNL WHZ[\YLZ ZPUNSL VY T\S[P ^PYL OPNO [LUZPSL MLUJLZ Reg. $159.99

Parmak Magnum 12V Fence Charger

Parmak Super Energizer 5 TPSL YHUNL QV\SLZ 110V Fence Charger

26 26

,ULYNPaLY ^PSS JVU[PU\L [V ^VYR MVY \W [V ^LLRZ ^P[OV\[ Z\U 8\PJR [V PUZ[HSS :\WLY [V\NO KYVW YLZPZ[HU[ ^H[LYWYVVM JHZPUN ^P[O I\PS[ PU SPNO[UPUN WYV[LJ[PVU

Keeping Your Animals Safe

249

349

Double Foot Tread-In Step-In Post

Pigtail Orange Top Post OLPNO[

OLPNO[ MYVT ZWPRL Reg. $2.79

FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

Reg. $3.99

See back page for details.

While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

399

1 lb. Easy Slip Graphite Powder

42" Extra-Long FLEXIBLE HOSE !

-VY WYVWLY S\IYPJH[PVU VM ZLLK WSHU[PUN LX\PWTLU[ HUK V[OLY MYPJ[PVU WYVISLTZ Not available in High Ridge and Cottleville.

8 lb. Easy Slip Graphite Powder

16.99

249

Per Foot

19999

1-1/2" Fertilizer Solution Hose

DeWalt 20V Grease Gun Bare Tool

3PNO[^LPNO[ Y\NNLK HUK ÅL_PISL OVZL ^OPJO PZ YLZPZ[HU[ [V OLYIPJPKLZ WLZ[PJPKLZ HUK 3HZZV +\YHISL HUK LHZ` [V OHUKSL PU JVSK ^LH[OLY -VY [OL HNYPJ\S[\YHS YLU[HS TPUPUN HUK JVUZ[Y\J[PVU PUK\Z[YPLZ

L_[YH SVUN HUK ÅL_PISL OVZL KLZPNULK MVY YLHJOPUN OHYK [V HJJLZZ NYLHZL Ä[[PUNZ )YPNO[ 3,+ SPNO[ HZZPZ[Z PU SVJH[PUN OHYK [V ZLL NYLHZL Ä[[PUNZ PU 2" Fertilizer SV^ SPNO[ ZP[\H[PVUZ ;VVS VUS` +*.. )

Solution Hose

3.49 Per Foot

3499

5499

399

4H_PT\T SVHK SIZ -P[[LK ^P[O NYHI OVVRZ VU LHJO LUK 6551508

4H_PT\T SVHK SIZ -P[[LK ^P[O NYHI OVVRZ VU LHJO LUK

_ /PNO [LUZPSL OLH[ [YLH[LK Z[LLS MVY Z[YLUN[O HUK ^LHY YLZPZ[HUJL 0UJS\KLZ OP[JO WPU JSPW

5/16" x 20' Grade 70 Binder Chain

3/8" x 20' Grade 70 Binder Chain

Red Head Hitch Pin

Come To Farm & Home For The Best Prices!

31999

115V AC Manual Nozzle Pump

34699

.74 ;OLYTHSS` WYV[LJ[LK L_WSVZPVU WYVVM <3 J<3 SPZ[LK TV[VY _ OVZL and manual nozzle.

:+ .

12V Manual Nozzle Pump .74 /LH]` K\[` W\TW OHZ H THU\HS UVaaSL HUK HU L_WSVZPVU WYVVM = TV[VY ^P[O WLYTHULU[ THNUL[ -VY OLH]` [V L_[YLTL \ZL · WLYMLJ[ MVY W\TWPUN NHZVSPUL KPLZLS M\LS TPULYHS ZWPYP[Z HUK RLYVZLUL -9 /

Colors may vary.

25499

12V EZ-8 Manual Nozzle Pump .74 = LSLJ[YPJ M\LS W\TW ^P[O HU V]LYSVHK WYV[LJ[LK TV[VY SPNO[^LPNO[ THU\HS UVaaSL WPLJL Z\J[PVU WPWL HUK OVZL

24999

2" Transfer Pump .74 TH_ ÅV^" 7:0 /7 )YPNNZ :[YH[[VU LUNPUL <ZL MVY ^H[LY MLY[PSPaLY HUK HNYPJ\S[\YHS JOLTPJHSZ

AUTOMOTIVE & WELDING

Manufacturer Rebate 59.99 Sale -22.00 Mail-In Rebate

2299

3799

*OVVZL MYVT > > VY >

/LSWZ RLLW LUNPULZ JSLHU MYVT ZVV[ HUK ZS\KNL

5 qt. Mobil 1 Motor Oil

After Rebate 5 gal. Mobil Delvac 15W40 Diesel Engine Oil Reg. $62.99 Limit 3 per household with mail-in rebate. Expires 05/31/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

Manufacturer Rebate 15.99 Sale -5.00 Mail-In Rebate

1099

After Rebate 5 qt. Valvoline Motor Oil *OVVZL MYVT > > > VY > 55210528/0557 Reg. $19.99 Expires 09/30/21. See mail-in rebate for more details. Not part of the F&H E-Rebate Program.

Save Big With Mail-In Rebates!

499

14 oz. Mystik JT-6 High Temperature Grease Tube

11 oz. PB Blaster Penetrating Oil

2199

5 gal. Agricultural Fluid

8\PJRS` I\Z[Z SVVZL Y\Z[LK Hydraulic VY MYVaLU WHY[Z 5V^ ^P[O [OL HIPSP[` [V TVUP[VY [OL 7YV]PKLZ Z\WLYPVY Y\Z[ ]VS\TL KPZWLUZLK I` V_PKH[PVU HUK JVYYVZPVU \ZPUN P[Z *VU[YVS -SV^ YLZPZ[HUJL ;LJOUVSVN`™

9999

925 CCA Heavy Duty Commercial Farm Battery

7 ( Reg. $119.99

699

40 qt. Oil Dri 0UK\Z[YPHS VPS HIZVYILU[ :VHRZ \W SPX\PK ZWPSSZ MYVT ÅVVYZ HUK KYP]L^H`Z 0KLHS MVY [YHJ[PVU JVU[YVS VU ZUV^ HUK PJL Reg. $7.99

28 28

5999

650 CCA Auto Battery

Reg. $64.99

CURBSIDE PICK-UP Just place your order Online NOW AVAILABLE at www.farmandhomesupply.com Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

10%

OFF

All In-Stock Tires

*OVVZL MYVT [YHPSLY SH^U HUK NHYKLU (;= VY ^OLLSIHYYV^ [PYLZ =

2299

230 CCA 12V Durastart Lawn & Garden Battery

< 3 < 9

Reg. $24.99

Everyday LOW PRICE!

11 59

5 gal. Gas Can

12V Durastart Marine Battery

4: Reg. $69.99

199

-LH[\YLZ OHUKSL NYPWZ MVY LHZ` WV\YPUN >PKLY IHZL HUK Scott Shop Towels SV^LY JLU[LY VM NYH]P[` :WV\[Z ,HZPS` HIZVYIZ SPX\PKZ JSVZL H\[VTH[PJHSS` ^P[O HU VPSZ HUK NYLHZL HPY[PNO[ ZLHS 51180186

Get Workshop Essentials For Less!

% OFF

All In-Stock Lincoln Welding Accessories

49999

Lincoln Mig 140 Welder -\SS` HKQ\Z[HISL KYP]L Z`Z[LT YLK\JLZ [OL JOHUJL VM ^PYL [HUNSPUN HUK JY\ZOPUN )YHZZ [V IYHZZ N\U JVUULJ[PVU LUOHUJLZ JVUK\J[P]P[`

Reg. $549.99

29999

AC225-S Lincoln Electric Stick Welder

5999

Select KT Welding Helmets

Reg. $99.99

+LZPNULK MVY \ZL ^P[O HU (* WV^LY Z\WWS` HUK TL[HSZ NH HUK OLH]PLY

Reg. $329.99

CHICK DAYS

Buy Your Chicks Today! See page 25 for details.

Selection may vary by store. While supplies last. No rain checks. See store for details.

CLIP -&- SAVE

599

32 oz. Simple Green All Purpose Cleaner

Libman Precision Angle Broom With Dustpan

*VUJLU[YH[LK UVU [V_PJ HUK IPVKLNYHKHISL MVYT\SH Reg. $6.99

Reg. $9.99

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

199

799

:PaLZ : 3

2PSSZ VM NLYTZ HUK IHJ[LYPH 9LHK` [V \ZL MVYT\SH

Libman Reusable Latex Gloves

1 gal. Zep Disinfectant Cleaner

Reg. $2.99 Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY

Limited quantities available. No rain checks. EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

Farm&Home SUPPLY

CLIP -&- SAVE

2/$

700

All In-Stock 12 oz. Rustoleum 2x Painter's Touch Spray Paint

399

*OVVZL MYVT H SHYNL ]HYPL[` VM JVSVYZ V# 765

9.8 oz. Clear -OrWhite 100% Silicone Sealant

Selection may vary by store. Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

Farm&Home SUPPLY

CLIP -&- SAVE

30 gal. Farm & Home Trash Bags

JV\U[ TPS Reg. $6.99

SUPER

Value

2x5 Runner Rugs

40 gal.

(ZZVY[LK Z[`SLZ Reg. $6.99

JV\U[ TPS Reg. $11.99

Farm&Home SUPPLY

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

599

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

10.99

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

FISH DAYS ARE HERE!

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

See back page for details.

CLIP -&- SAVE

300

CLIP -&- SAVE

2/$

300

6.4 oz. CES AID Hand Sanitizer

13.5 oz. Wish Hand Soap

-PNO[Z VM NLYTZ IHJ[LYPH ,[O`S (SJVOVS

4HU` ZJLU[Z [V JOVVZL MYVT =

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY

Limited quantities available. No rain checks. EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

499

CLIP -&- SAVE

200 pk. Crocodile Antibacterial Hand Wipes

:VM[ Z[YVUN HUK HIZVYILU[ :LW[PJ :HML

_ -VYT\SH PZ HSJVOVS MYLL HUK KLYTH[VSVNPJHSS` [LZ[LK [V IL ZHML NLU[SL HUK ^VU»[ KY` `V\Y OHUKZ V\[

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

899

4/$

500

32 oz. Dot's Homestyle Pretzels

2 Liter Pepsi Soda 4HU` ÅH]VYZ [V JOVVZL MYVT V# 5700 Reg. $1.89 Selection may vary by store. Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

1199

12 pk. Fiora Toilet Paper

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

/VTLZ[`SL ZLHZVULK [^PZ[ WYL[aLSZ IHRLK PU [OL <:(

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

CLIP -&- SAVE

2/$

Rufﬂes

1199

*OVVZL MYVT 6YPNPUHS *OLKKHY :V\Y Cream, -or- Sour *YLHT 6UPVU V# 1658 Reg. $4.29

6YPNPUHS NV\YTL[ IHRPUN ]HUPSSH ZPUJL Reg. $15.99

500

11 oz. Watkins Gourmet Baking Vanilla

Limited quantities available. No rain checks.

Farm&Home SUPPLY APRIL

TUESDAY

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

Farm&Home SUPPLY

Senior DAY 10%

OFF

EXPIRES 4/19/2021

Your Total Purchase* *Exclusions apply. See store for details.

FISH DAYS ARE HERE! Pick Up Dates & Locations Saturday, April 10th

Saturday, April 24th

Springﬁeld, IL (Dirksen) Cottleville, MO Jacksonville, IL High Ridge, MO Pittsﬁeld

Quincy, IL Springﬁeld, IL (Wabash) Alton, IL Hannibal, MO Havana, IL Jerseyville, IL

Saturday, May 8th Keokuk, IA

Orders must be placed 2 days before the pick-up date.

Channel Catﬁsh

:[VJR WLY HJYL PM [OL` HYL UV[ MLK H JVTTLYJPHS KPL[" \W [V WLY HJYL PM ML K 50 ¢ EACH $ 6-8" 75 ¢ EACH 8-10" 1 EACH

Hybrid Bluegill :[VJR WLY HJYL 70 ¢ EACH

Redear Sunﬁsh :[VJR WLY HJYL [V OLSW JVU[YVS ZUHPSZ [OH[ JVU[YPI\[L [V WHYHZP[LZ 75 ¢ EACH

Black Crappie :[VJR WLY HJYL *YHWWPL KV IL[ [LY PU SHYNLY WVUKZ 95 ¢ EACH

4999

1 gal. Aquatic Control Aquashade -VY JVU[YVS VM HX\H[PJ WSHU[Z NYV^U PU IVKPLZ VM ^H[LY ^P[O SP[[SL VY UV V\[ÅV^

40 lb. Sportsman's Choice Fish Food :WLJPHS MVYT\SH [V LUOHUJL KPNLZ[PIPSP[` HUK U\[YPLU[ HIZVYW[PVU

Fathead Minnows

Largemouth Bass

:[VJR WLY HJYL 125 EACH

(WWYV_PTH[LS` WLY SI :[VJR SI WLY HJYL MVY L_[YH MVYHNL IHZL $10 PER LB.

Albino Catﬁsh

(SIPUV *H[ÄZO HYL [OL ZHTL HZ *OHUULS *H[ ÄZO 125 EACH

Bluegill

-HZ[ YLWYVK\JPUN L_JLSSLU[ MVYHNL MVY TH[\YL ÄZO 70 ¢ EACH

1499

Golden Shiners

(WWYV_PTH[LS` WLY SI (KK SIZ VM NVSKLU ZOPUL YZ WLY HJYL HSVUN ^P[O MH[OLHK TPUUV^Z MVY L_[YH forage. $11 PER LB.

Diploid Grass Carp

:[VJR ÄZO WLY HJYL $ 8 EACH 5V[ H]HPSHISL PU 0SSPUVPZ

Koi Triploid Grass Carp $12 EACH 0SSPUVPZ YLZPKLU[Z WSLHZL ZLL HU associate for a Restricted Species Transportation/Stocking Permit Application.

1999

1 gal. Pond Value Pond Dye *OVVZL MYVT +HYR )S\L VY +LLW )S\L 2LLWZ WVUK ^H[LY JSLHY HUK OLHS[O` 9LHK` [V \ZL

*VSVYZ HUK WH[[LYUZ TH` ]HY` $ 6 EACH Limited supply, no culling. $ 8 EACH 4-6" $15 EACH 6-8”

2999

10 lb. Copper Sulfate -VY \ZL PU SHRLZ KP[JOLZ HUK PYYPNH[PVU Z`Z[LTZ

Sale Runs 3/21-4/19/2021

Sale Runs 3/24-4/19/2021

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Purchase must be made by 4/19/2021. F&H’s E-Rebates must be submitted online by 5/3/2021 at www.farmandhomesupply.com/rebates/. Allow 6-8 weeks for processing. F&H’s E-Rebate is in the form of an online printable Farm & Home store credit voucher sent via email. Store credit voucher is invalid if E-Rebate eligible item is returned for refund. This offer is not valid with any other promotion offers. The regular retail prices listed in our ad ﬂyers on our E-Rebate items are our listed Corporate retail prices. These regular retails may vary by store due to local competition prices. The Total Savings amount listed is always based on our Corporate retail. Thank you for shopping at Farm & Home Supply. Items advertised were either in stock or conﬁrmed for shipment prior to our sales date. Certain market conditions beyond our control will sometimes result in late deliveries of items advertised. Prices quoted are good until the circular expiration date. Regular prices may vary due to local competition. We reserve the right to limit quantities and correct any printing errors. Upon request, rain checks will be issued on certain items. Store pricing may not be the same as online pricing. © Copyright 2021, Farm & Home Supply, Inc.