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Spring City Heritage Day to celebrate traditions old, new BY GLORIA ALBRECHT
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Spring City Heritage Day is on Saturday, May 28, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Spring City Community Center (45 S. 100 East) and all around town, with festivities, arts & crafts,
food and music. Historic Home tours resume this year at Spring City Heritage Day after a two-year absence due to COVID. The tour includes many of the town’s charming, mid-19th Century pioneer homes and buildings, with all money
raised going towards the historic preservation in Spring City. Tickets can be purchased online at www.friends of historic spring city.org, at the Spring City Community Center, or the Main Street Firehouse. $10 Adult; $5 Children.
The annual “Art Squared” silent art auction will again be live and in person for 2022. It will be in the “Old School” Spring City Community Center. The art auction will begin at 10 a.m. and finish at 2 p.m. Patrons can bid on onefoot square paintings by well-known
Spring City and Utah artists. Artists will have additional paintings for purchase on May 28 at the SCCC. Don’t forget to stop by the Spring City Art Gallery, 79 S. Main St. There will also Please see HERITAGE DAYS, Page A2
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John McClellan to be honored On Friday, June 10, the Fairview Museum will honor John McClellan with a reception from 6:30pm to 8:00 pm in the Horizon Building at the Fairview Museum located at 55 North 100 East in Fairview. The exhibit will be part of the Rotating Artists Gallery now through June 29 John McClellan is a Utah native. He grew up in Orem, spent eight years in Logan, five years in American Fork, 27 years in Mount Pleasant and is currently relocating to Kanab. John has always had an artistic side to him and he loves to create things. He started out drawing, tried painting, and then discovered ceramics and hand sculpting. He created the world of Lizgrins that took him on a fantasy ride for 12 years. He then moved into wood working and now he is creating with found items and metal sculpting Junk Bots. He has enjoyed remodeling homes, creating interesting environments and making furniture items. John likes motorcycles, old cars and trucks, playing harmonica and singing in a classic rock and roll band. He loves to travel and to see new places, eat strange food and try new things. He loves a good joke, a good song and a good friend to share them with. His best friend and companion, Sherene, has helped him all along the way and puts up with John’s perpetual weirdness. They have 4 children, all of them girls, except for 3. John has never taken his art too seriously. It was just fun to create something that has a lot to look at and has a certain amount of whimsy, just to make you smile. For John, art needs to be fun. If it isn’t fun then it’s just work. Sometimes work can be fun and when that happens, it’s art.
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Sterling Monk displays the quilt he won in a raffle.
Sterling Monk wins quilt in Mt. Pleasant Stirling Monk, of Mt. Pleasant, displays the Quilt he won through the raffle, which was held by the Humanitarian Society, located at the Mt. Pleasant Utah Stake Church on State Street. Two weekends were donated by Humanitarian members to collect raffle ticket donations for this pieced quilt with flower pattern. Chairwoman Mae Thompson organized the event and announced that Stirling Monk was the winner of the beautiful patchwork quilt, backed with soft Minkee chenille fabric. Congratulations to Stirling Monk. COURTESY PHOTO
Centerfield American Ask an Expert – Don’t try to outfox the fox Legion Post 105 to give salutes for Memorial Day For John, art needs to be fun. If it isn’t fun then it’s just work. Sometimes work can be fun and when that happens, its art.
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In an effort to impress social media followers, some wildlife enthusiasts are attempting human/fox selfies and are getting too close, even offering them food. This is not without risk to both humans and foxes. COURTESY PHOTO
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Red foxes, although not native to Utah, are becoming more common in cities and suburban settings. In an effort to impress social media followers, some wildlife enthusiasts are attempting human/fox selfies and are getting too close, even offering them food. This is not without risk to both humans and foxes. When spotted in a neighborhood, residents may wonder if foxes pose
a danger to people or pets, or if they could have rabies since they are out in the daytime. Red foxes may be active day or night, though most are active at dawn and dusk, so a fox being out and about during the day doesn’t indicate rabies. A fox’s breeding season is from mid-January to early February. Red foxes usually have a single annual litter of four to five kits. Fox kits, or pups, are born from March to May in dens dug in the ground Please see EXPERT, Page A3
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Raymond Van Leeuwen 1929 – 2022
Raymond Van Leeuwen, age 93, passed away May 18, 2022, in Mt. Pleasant, Utah. He was born February 23, 1929 in Salt Lake City to John and Sarah Debry Van Leeuwen. Ray graduated from South High School in 1947. As a young man, Ray worked for Utah Oil, then Bennetts Paint and Glass as a sales representative for 30 years. This is where he met Joan Selman Goudy and they were later married on October 19, 1974. They resided in West Jordan, Utah until moving to Mt. Pleasant, Utah. Ray worked many years for Moroni Feed Company and Express Auto Parts in Mt. Pleasant, there he made many friends. In addition to
working, Ray was able to do the love of his life - farming and raising many animals. Ray was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. He served in many callings
and loved attending the temple. He is survived by his spouse, Joan Goudy Van Leeuwen; children, Kirk (Francie) Van Leeuwen; Spencer (Deborah) Van Leeuwen; Joel Van Leeuwen; James (Michelle) Van Leeuwen; Lori Van Leeuwen; Dennis (Elaine) Goudy; Merelann Sullivan; Mark (Torie) Goudy; 26 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Ray is preceded in death by his parents; siblings, Gertrude Barney, Jacob Van Leeuwen, Violet McGrath, Josie Herridge, Kenneth Van Leeuwen; children Paul Van Leeuwen, Arlan Goudy; sons-in-law, Scott Sullivan, Glenn Baker and
one great-grandson Brayton Hansen. Funeral services will be held Monday, May 23 at 11:00 a.m. in the Mt. Pleasant 4th Ward Chapel (49 South State Street, Mt. Pleasant, Utah). A viewing will be held Sunday, May 22 from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Rasmussen Mortuary (96 North 100 West, Mt. Pleasant), and Monday from 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. at the church prior to services. Interment in the Mt. Pleasant City Cemetery. A special thanks to the nurses and many others of Intermountain Hospice. Online condolences and Live Zoom Link at rasmussenmortuary.com in his obituary.
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North Sanpete Elementary schools held their annual track meet at the high school. Fourth, fifth, and sixth-grade students from Fountain Green, Moroni, Fairview, Mt. Pleasant, and Spring City elementary schools participated. The weather was warm and they had a good day.
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be a craft sale at 50 E Center St. Food will be available at our local establishments Das Cafe and Roots 89 on Main St., and at food trucks all around town. A bake sale on Heritage Day will take place at the Main Street Museum, 46 N. Main St., coordinated by the Daughters of Utah Pioneers. The museum also houses most of the historical records for research in Spring City. It is open from 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday and by appointment. For more information call Carla Nelson (940) 224-0857 or Kaye Watson (435) 462-2211. There will be various music offerings on Heritage Day, please check info in town to find out more. Follow our social media on Facebook or Instagram, @Friendsofhistoricspringcity or check our website, www.friendsofhistoricspringcity.org. Friends of Historic Spring City (Friends) is a grass roots organization formed to help the local community preserve their historic homes. Friends was formed as a nonprofit corporation (501(c) (3)) for the purposes of preserving, protecting and promoting the historic envi-
ronment of the Spring City area through public awareness, advocacy, and active preservation. Heritage Day Events go from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 28 Music, art, crafts, food & fun for all from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. “Art Squared” silent auction – 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Spring City Community Center Paintings for purchase – Spring City Community Center Das Café and a variety of food trucks for lunches Crafts Sale - 50 East Center St. Bake Sale - Main Street Museum 46 North Main St. Historic Home Tours - $10 for adults, $5 for children Tickets can be purchased online at www.friends of historic spring city.org, at the Spring City Community Center, or the Main Street Firehouse Don’t miss more upcoming events in Spring City: Pioneer Day celebration July 18 through July 24 Bluegrass Festival Aug. 5 and 6 Plein Air Arts Festival Aug. 27 through Sept. 3
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and relatives who had me t’s lilac time again in help, in a child’s way, with Sanpete. The fragrant the gathering and arrangblossoms are out and ing of flowers for the famI love smelling them. I’m glad I don’t have allergies ily graves on Decoration Day. It was a time to hear for lilacs because I like family stories of ancestors putting my nose right close and breathing in the buried in the cemetery. I believe that those Memofragrance. rial Day experiences were Some of us complain strong influences on me. about the smells of SanI don’t ever remember pete. It’s easy to only nonot having a good feeling tice the odors of the turkey farms; cattle feed lots, about cemeteries. We have pictures of my dad and skunks. But there lying down on his cemare times of the year, like etery plot a now, when we should Tell them about few years bepause and the people whose fore he died, “trying it take a whiff of the beauti- names are on the out” for size, fully fragrant stones. You may I guess. This weekair. Apple perpetuate and end, Sanpete, blossoms and create memories along with lilacs, it’s hard to beat. that will be more the rest of the counBack in the important than try, has the “olden days” you realize. opportunity of my youth, it was common to see lilac to decorate graves and to teach children. Take the blooms cut and used for decorating graves on what kids and grandchildren with you to the cemetery was then called Decoraand decorate the graves tion Day. What flowers of family and friends who you saw in the cemetery have passed on. Tell them on Memorial Day were largely dependent on how about the people whose names are on the stones. the spring season had You may perpetuate and progressed. Home cut create memories that will lilacs; iris, peonies and be more important than poppies were commonly you realize. arranged and placed on Changing subjects: don’t the graves of loved ones. I don’t know the history forget Spring City Heritage Day and the Scandinavian of silk flowers. But, I do Festival in Ephraim this know that they weren’t holiday weekend. These are prevalent in my youth. People did sometimes use terrific Sanpete celebrations and are great fun. If plastic flowers for decyou’re in the area, do yourorating graves. My mom self a favor and attend one didn’t care for them. I or both of these events. sometimes quote her and I’m looking forward you may have heard it here, “I’d rather have a live to hearing the musical headliner, Al Stewart, in stinkweed on my grave Ephraim from 12:30pm than a plastic flower.” to 2:00pm on Saturday. The holiday of MemoIn my vinyl record colrial Day, originally called lection, I have his 1976 Decoration Day, goes back album “Year of the Cat.” to the honoring of the war I’m thinking of taking it dead from the Civil War. It with me to the festival. continues as a day to pay tribute to our fallen soldiers With a little luck, I might wind up with it getting from many wars and conautographed. flicts. We also, of course, I love our Scandinavian remember our family and friends otherwise who have heritage here. Though my actual ancestry is mostly gone on before us. My older brother Brent from the United Kingdom, I have reason to adopt was born on May 30th, Norway as my second “old which was the fixed date country” having spent two for Decoration Day. So, years of my life there. at our house, Decoration There are many ScandiDay was a doubly important day. In 1967, Me- navian jokes and humorous stories. While in Norway, I morial Day was declared heard many at the expense the official name of the of the Swedes. I know there holiday. Like many other are many jokes told on the holidays, Memorial Day Norwegians as well. The was changed to a “Monday holiday” which shifts Danes and Finns get their share too. dates each year. Since most of this As a result, Brent lost column as been pretty the status of the holiday serious (boring?), here’s falling on his birthday each year. He died way too perhaps a smile at the end. It’s an Ole and Lena young (57) and is buried in our family’s hometown moment. Ole and Lena could be of any Scandinacemetery in Richfield. vian nationality. Some people aren’t Ole and Lena were comfortable in cemeteries. getting on in years. Ole I’ve wondered why that was 92 and Lena was 89. is the case. Perhaps the One evening they were “resting place” reminds them too much of the loss sitting on the porch in their rocking chairs. Ole of their loved ones and reached over and patted their own mortality. Maybe they’ve seen and Lena on her knee. “Lena, been affected by too many vat ever happened to our sex relations?,” he asked. scary movies that use “Vell, Ole, I yust don’t graveyard suspense and know,” replied Lena. “I drama. Michael Jackson’s video “Thriller” may be on don’t tink vee even got their minds – who knows? a card from dem last I’m grateful for parents Christmas.” — Merrill
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or under rocks or structures. Kits begin to hunt with adult foxes at 8 to 12 weeks old and will stay with their parents through spring and summer, then disperse to find their own territories by the fall. If foxes are sighted near residential homes, it is likely because they are finding shelter under decks, sheds, or landscape rocks, or finding access to food including rodents or forage. In general, foxes hunt their
natural prey, but individual foxes may learn to target unprotected poultry and pets. Foxes are known carriers of rabies and can transmit the disease to humans and other animals, but this is rare. Foxes have a natural fear of people. They can be dangerous to humans if they are captured and handled, but even then, their natural tendency is to flee rather than fight. If you see a fox outside during the day, it’s no
cause for alarm. It will likely run away if it sees you. If it doesn’t, it has probably learned to associate people with food, likely because someone has fed it, and it may exhibit a boldness or even approach you. You should never feed, approach, or chase foxes. The best way to avoid conflict is to prevent issues from developing in the first place. Consider these tips: Red foxes will occa-
sionally scavenge in garbage cans. Secure trash in a locked can and put it out the morning of pickup rather than the night before. Remove attractants from your property, including pet food, water sources, bird feeders, and fallen fruit. Trim vegetation around your yard to reduce hiding places.
Install outdoor and motion-sensitive lights around your property to make approaching foxes visible. If a fox is on your property, make it feel unwelcome. Bang pots and pans, yell, spray it with a hose, or turn on sprinklers. Supervise pets when they are outside, especially at dawn and dusk, and never
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Wage range $16.00-$20.00 Based on qualifications and experience
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Applications/Resumes will be accepted until position is filled. Moroni City Office Hours Monday – Thursday, 9:30 am – 2:30 pm 80 South 200 West 435-436-8359 ext 1
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NORTH SANPETE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2022-23 SCHOOL YEAR The North Sanpete School District is accepting applications for the following positions:
SUMMER HELP Maintenance / I.T. Help - less than 30 hours/week Applications will be accepted until June 3, 2022 Must be at least 16 years old Substitute Bus Drivers Commercial Driver’s License NOT required to apply training program is available Assistant Volleyball Coach North Sanpete High School Part-time Sweepers (2022-23 School Year) (1) Fairview Elementary – 2.5 hrs. /day + .5 hrs. for 4H (3) Mt. Pleasant Elementary – 4 hrs. /day There are no benefits with any of these positions CLOSING DATES: Open Until Filled See the NSSD website https://nsanpete.org/jobs.html for detailed information. Interested persons must fill out a written application at the North Sanpete School District Office, 220 East 700 South, Mt Pleasant, UT 84647 or online at https://nsanpete.org/images/DO/Employment/Classified_Application_NSSD.pdf Persons with applications already on file at the school district office or current employees may email odee.hansen@nsanpete.org AND melanie.lee@nsanpete.org or call 435-462-2485 to have their application activated for this position. North Sanpete School District is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants are considered on the basis of employment qualifications without regard to race, color, political affiliation, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, medical condition, or disability.
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GREENHOUSES Gallon
Gallon
$ 99
Reg. Price $11.99
Reg. Price $7.99
Hosta
Perennials
6
9
$ 99
1 Gallon
4”
Ornimental Grass Perennial Plan
4”
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10
4
$
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4
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SP4
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4999
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14P
TG
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1 Gallon
5 Gallon
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Assorted Trees
29
15
$
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6999
$
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$
7 Gallon Assorted
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$
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Rhubarb
3
2499
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$
Herb
99
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5SHRUB
1TREE
100 Pack, Red, White, Yellow
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4
5TREE
Seed
Alpine 39” H Spinning Glass & Iron Flower
Potatoes
1
$ 99
7TREE
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17
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Solar Garden Stake
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27
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MPT01627
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Leland Pots
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$
Reg. Price $18.99
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1799
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18
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45
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10
$
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807317
878554
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Alpine 32 in. Metal Daisy Garden Stake
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41”
Solar
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12
$
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2599
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809632
Flower Stake
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3499
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4
$ 99 Reg. Price $5.99
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13
99
Supersoil
4
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5
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1699
$
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75452490
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5
5
Reg. Price $6.99
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QAC
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$
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807583
Assorted
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772418
772412
Assorted Hats
10
Small Bark
559
$
29999
$
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1699
5299
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$
Reg. Price $18.99
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HAT, 13632
842605
Adirondack Chair
3299
$
Available in four colors! Cherry Red Resin, Earth Brown Resin, Black Resin & Gray Resin
Reg. Price $37.99
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Harvest Right Standard Large
Freeze Dryer Kit
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Vacuum Pump Oil
$ 99 2,64900 $3,29900 8
$
Reg. Price $2749.00
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HRFD-SBL
HRFD-LBL
Shredded Bark
559
$
Reg. Price $6.99
Reg. Price $6.99
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502
503
504
*Limited to quantity on hand no rainchecks available
10x14 Pk 50
Freeze Dry Bags
2499
$
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Freeze Dry Bags
2099
$
50 Pk
Oxygen Absorbers
1399
$
Reg. Price $9.99
Reg. Price $29.99
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FREEZEDRYOIL
HR-50MYLAR10x14
HR-50MYLAR8x12
HR-OXYGEN-50
Hardwood Mulch Hardwood Mulch Hardwood Mulch
$ 59
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$
99
D2G0
$ 59
Meduim Bark
Quad Chair
Lilly Miller 20 lb. 21-0-0
$ 59
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875477
$
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26 qt
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807966
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838152
59999 SAVE
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1
$ 29 Reg. Price 1.59
LP Gas Grill
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American Flag
Reg. Price $2.59
$ 99
Reg. Price $4.99
2
$ 29
Valley Forge 4 in. x 6 in. Polycotton Stick
Reg. Price $2.99
801640
Reg. Price $3.99
Alpine Solaris Acrylic 32 in. H. Exotic Flower
2
$ 79
$
5
$ 99
American Flag
LP Gas Grill
Reg. Price $41.99
Leland Pots
4
$ 99
American Flag
7” Assorted
Leland Pots
3
$ 99
29
Valley Forge 8 in. x 12 in. Polycotton Stick
Broil King Baron S590 Stainless Steel 50,000 BTU with 10,000 BTU Side Burner
99
MPT01915
6” Assorted
Leland Pots
Garden Pail
99 $
Reg. Price $20.99
5” Assorted
Asst. 14” Oval Basin With Handle
32
99 $
Reg. Price $15.99
4” Assorted
Valley Forge 12 in. x 18 in. Polycotton Stick
878554
Asst. 12” Floral With Handle
Garden Pail
14
99 $
829218
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