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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Name: Guy Jennings Harris
Name of parents: James and Nadia Harris Town: Loa DOB: 06/17/2022 Sex: Male Weight: 7 pounds 14 ounces
Name: Darci Mei Makana Ha’o
Name of parents: Nelson and Kaite Ha’o Town: Monroe DOB: 06/19/2022 Sex: Female Weight: 7 lbs 2 oz
BLM invites the public to tour wild horse corrals in Axtell Memorial service at Indianola Valley Fire Station COURTESY KEN WILCOX
Neighbors in north Sanpete communities and representative fire and EMT trucks from several Sanpete County Departments gathered at dusk on June 15 at the Indianola Valley Fire Station.
BY GRACIELA TORINO MEYERS
Auxiliary Volunteer, IVFD
FAIRVIEW — Neighbors in north Sanpete communities and representative fire and EMT trucks from several Sanpete County Departments gathered at dusk on June 15 at dusk at the Indianola Valley Fire Station to
honor the memory of one of its newest members, Kari Foster, who passed away unexpectedly at her home in Fairview Ranchos on June 11. The memorial was organized by colleagues of Foster, and was attended by over 100 participants, former firefighters, and
donors. The ceremony included a dedication and planting of a memorial tree, a presentation of the flag to the family, relevant poems and music, a candlelight meditation period, and a closing parade of lit up firefighting vehicles reverently driving past he Foster residence.
Ken Wilcox, a local professional videographer documented the event, and provided the accompanying photo. The Foster family and the members of the IVFD wish to express their heartfelt gratitude for the support and generous sentiments shared at this event.
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Youth sports engagement: What’s right for my child? BY EVA TIMOTHY
USU Extension Assistant Professor
Sports participation and viewing have long been traditions in most cultures, bringing people of all backgrounds together. Participation in sports can build character in youth and benefit them in multiple ways, but parents who want to provide enriching opportunities for their children may have questions about the pros and cons of sports. What if a child does not care for the competition that comes with organized sports? What if they get hurt? Is there a way to keep youth physically active outside of sports? Consider this list of pros and cons. Pros of participating in sports: Participating can help prevent obesity through regular physical activity. Approximately 75% of U.S. youth play a sport. Exposure to many sports is physically and mentally beneficial for young children. It’s a good way for youth to have fun. It reduces screen time, eating out of boredom, and mental health concerns. Athletes are more likely to do well in school, avoid drugs, and make healthier food choices. Females are less likely to experience teen pregnancies when they participate in sports. Coaching does not require special training, certification, or skill for most adults who wish to fill the role. Sports build character, the ability to work well with others, and mutual respect among peers. Cons of participating in sports: The risk of injuries is high. By age 15, 80% of youth stop playing sports. Too much emphasis can be placed on winning and being highly skilled. Busy schedules lead to eating more processed and less healthy meals. Adolescent sports participation disparities exist between races. The cost can be a burden on families. Lack of adult training can lead to sports injuries and youth attrition. Negative experiences can oc-
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Participation in sports can build character in youth and benefit them in multiple ways, but parents who want to provide enriching opportunities for their children may have questions about the pros and cons of sports. cur with coaches. The development of character, teamwork, and respect cannot happen unless coaches and parents teach these values to young athletes. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2022) recommends that youth ages 6-17 engage in 60 minutes of physical activity that increases the heart rate at least five times a week. If your child is not interested in sports, there are other ways to encourage regular physical activity. Keep in mind that youth will be more likely to engage in physical activity when it appeals to them and is fun. As you search for ways to help your child en-
gage in physical activity, talk to them to determine their interests. What does your child enjoy doing? What would they like to try? Alternatives to sports that can help keep your child physically active and healthy include: hiking, biking, dancing, night games in the neighborhood, jumping rope, boxing or martial arts, fossil digging and exploration, swimming, scavenger hunts in the neighborhood, gardening, jumping/exercising on the trampoline, and hula hoop contests. For other ideas on ways to get the family moving together, check out the USU Extension Hidden Gems Adventure Guides.
AXTEL — The Bureau of Land Management announces a public tour of the Axtell off-range corrals where attendees will have an opportunity to tour the facility, observe approximately 1,000 wild horses and discuss the BLM’s Wild Horse and Burro Program. The tour will take place on July 1 from 9 a.m. to noon; the facility is located at 13500 South 10490 W (mile marker 235.2 on U.S. 89), in Axtell. “The BLM relies on the work of many partners to accomplish its mission of maintaining healthy wild horses and burros after they are removed from the range, including providing for their individual welfare and needs,” said BLM Utah State Office Wild Horse and Burro Program Lead Gus Warr. “The Axtell off-range corrals are privately owned, have been under contract since 2015, and is a time-tested proven partner providing exceptional humane care and treatment of the animals in their charge.” BLM strives to place wild horses and burros removed from public lands into good, private homes. Animals at the Axtell facility are made available to the public for adoption or purchase throughout the year at off-site adoption and sale events. The facility is approximately six miles south of Gunnison or eight miles north of Salina, and one of five different locations in Utah that provide care to wild horses and burros removed from the range. The facility encompasses 32 acres containing more than 40 holding pens in various sizes and can provide care for up to 2,250 wild horses. The horses receive abundant feed tailored to their needs each day, along with a constant supply of fresh water through automatic watering troughs; free choice mineral block supplements are also provided. A veterinarian routinely examines the horses and provides medical care, as needed. The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land located primarily in 12 western states, including Alaska, on behalf of the American people. The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation. Our mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of America’s public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. For more information on the upcoming tour, please contact Axtell Facility Manager Heath Weber at 435-201-3834.
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Raquel Thompson Clark Raquel Thompson Clark passed away at her home in Fremont, Utah on Wednesday June 22, 2022. She is the daughter of Ron and Joanne Thompson of Wales, Utah. She is survived by her son Alex (Lauren) Aponte of Washington, Utah; brother, Roger (Eva) Thompson of Moroni, Utah; and a special friend Matt Shelley. Raquel was preceded in death by her brother Terry Thompson and grandparents. Funeral services will be Thursday, June 30, 2022 in the Wales Ward Chapel at 11:00 a.m. with a viewing from 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
prior to services. Burial will be in the Wales Town Cemetery. Online condolences at rasmussenmortuary. com.
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Born March 1, 1931 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Hilda Marguerite Nelson Smith and George Ernest Smith. Passed away peacefully on June 16th, 2022 in Mount Pleasant Utah at 91 years old. She was born and raised in Salt Lake City Utah where she met and married her sweetheart Gratton Emmett “Red” Hall, October 6, 1948. They were married for 72 years before he passed in 2020. Their marriage was later solemnized December 12, 1959 in Los Angeles, CA Temple. She loved being a wife and homemaker while raising her five amazing children. Red was a Contractor, so Betty learned how to do accounting and drawing plans. She also received her Real Estate License, Insurance License and Brokers License. She received several awards, trips, and many prizes for her hard work. Betty is survived by her children Carol “CJ” Hall Baker (Steve), Robert “Bob” Hall (Joyce), Rock G. Hall, Joy Hall Richardson (Don), 16 grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren and 5 great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Gratton “Red” Hall, her daughter Linda “Lynda” Rae Hall Arave, grandson Trent Hall, granddaughter Brittany Marie DeLuca, twin great great granddaughters Talya and Nevaeh Scerbo. She was the very last of her siblings and siblings spouses to leave this existence. Preceded by Alfred
Flying ain’t what it used to be Prudence, Elaine Smith Hoecherl (Ray), Wayne Smith (Anita), LaVar Smith (Patty), Marilyn Smith Paterson (Scott) & Gary Smith. There will be a viewing at the Rasmussen Mortuary in Mt Pleasant, Utah on July 9th at 10:00 am, and the funeral services will take place there as well at 11:00 am, The burial will be at the Fairview City Cemetery at 12:30 pm. Luncheon will be served thereafter at the Fairview Senior Citizens Center in Fairview, Utah. Many thanks to the amazing and kind staff at the Good Life Senior Living and Memory Care Center in Mt. Pleasant, Utah. They served our mother with such kindness and love. We will be forever indebted to them all. We would also like to thank the Gunnison Home Health & Hospice staff, who were there in every step of this long journey with support and incredible care. Online condolences and Live Zoom link at rasmussenmortuary.com in her obituary.
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storage space under the rear seats that would also hold a variety of different tools and other necessary items for any truck owner. There was tons of space in the rear seats for taking passengers and plenty for our two carry-ons and backpack. The best part of the ride home had to be the interior of the new Titan, with our test ride coming in the Platinum trim. It was beautiful. The brown seating surfaces with brown wood accents really made for an upscale ride. The seats were both heated and cooled along with a heated steering wheel. We actually had to use both heating and cooling on the trip home, as waking up to temperatures in the 40s on the last day was a surprise along with all the wind. But with the creature comforts in the Titan, we hardly noticed the harsh conditions Mother Nature sent us in early May. A new 9-inch touch screen is the focal point of the dashboard and was PHOTO SUPPLIED critical for all our navigation, audio A frontal view of the new Nissan Titan. and phone connections for our trip. The Titan does include Apple CarPlay strong head wind we encountered for and Android Auto — however, only almost all of the second day of drivthrough a cord. We are anticipating ing from Grand Junction, Colorado, to Springville had a huge effect on the that will change soon as other Nissan vehicles have gone to wireless with number, as the HD Titan sits pretty high, making a big target for that kind these features. On the safety side, our ride came of wind. Rated at 400 horsepower and 413 foot-pounds of torque, it is one of with all the great features we would have expected, including adaptive the leaders in the truck class. cruise, blind spot monitoring, rear The Titan did, however, do just fine cross traffic alert, land departure on Saturday with a trailer behind it warning, high beam assist and rear auweighing 8,500 pounds heading up tomatic braking. All part of the Nissan Spanish Fork Canyon. Having the Safety Shield 360 package. Nissan birds-eye-view camera also We were even able to get in a couple proved extremely helpful in alignof side trips on the way home that got ing and hooking up the trailer. Craig us off road and in the dirt, which of even had the opportunity to fill the course was not problem for the new bed with a load of garden soil for our Titan, and we got to see some places grow boxes, and again it proved to be a trooper bringing that home and ma- we would not normally venture out neuvering into the back yard to shovel into without such a powerful fullsized truck. all the dirt out. Our ride home and, in fact, the enWith the included bed liner and Titire week with the Nissan Titan was tan boxes that ran down each side of awesome, definitely giving us somethe bed, getting the truck clean after thing to think about the next time we all that dirt was much easier indeed. The boxes would also prove to be very are looking for a new truck. Oh, and getting to drive the new Nissan Z was useful, especially for hauling around just the icing on the cake. tools that needed to stay secure but Base price: $63,040 still allowing for the rear seat to be Destination charge: $1,695 used as just a seat. Price as driven: $68,735 Nissan has also devised some unique
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’ve heard a lot of talk and seen quite a bit of news lately about the airline industry. It hasn’t been good news. Last weekend, in the USA, there were 634 flight cancellations on Saturday. On Sunday evening, there were at least 730 canceled flights. That may not be a big percentage of all the scheduled flights, but if you’re one of the passengers on a canceled flight, it makes for a bad day. I’ve been on two trips this year involving six flights, including connecting flights. Flying to Oaxaca, Mexico in February worked out all right. Flying to Syracuse, New York, earlier this month, involved multiple delays, missed connections, a long day in the Newark, New Jersey, airport, and the stern threat of the cancellation of a flight, if all passengers didn’t board a plane and get seated in a very quick hurry. The flight crew was under a “ticking time bomb” deadline in order to be in compliance with “rest regulations.” We made it, but people were a little grumpy. The first time I flew in an airplane was when I was a young boy. It was a small, four-seat private plane and we took off from the Richfield airport for two or three loops up around the town. They were giving plane rides that Saturday for a penny a pound. I don’t remember how old I was; but it cost me nearly fifty cents for my ride. It was better than any carnival ride I’d ever been on. And at that stage of life, I loved carnival rides – especially the Rock-oPlanes. Being up in that plane and seeing the farm ground down below like a patchwork quilt was thrilling for me. The next time I remember flying; I probably weighed in at about 135 pounds. It was 1971 and I was winging my way across the country to JFK airport in New York. From there, it was on to Oslo, Norway via Copenhagen, Denmark, where I had been assigned as a missionary. In those days, we didn’t board airplanes using jetways like we do now. We walked out across the tarmac and climbed stairs to the door of the plane. Wide body, “jumbo jets” were a new thing at that time. When my traveling companions and I looked at that Scandinavian Airlines Boeing 747, we had mixed feelings. Mostly we were in awe; but we were also a little nervous. How was that “flying barn” going to get off the ground? – let alone make it across the Atlantic Ocean. The first Boeing 747 was introduced in 1969. It was 231 feet long and had a span of over 195 feet. The tail was as tall as a six-story building. The plane accommodated 33 attendants and 374 to 490 passengers, depending on the configuration.
That airplane weighed 735,000 pounds and cruised at 640 miles per hour. Boeing made aviation history by building the 747 in about 16 months. It took 50,000 people to do it. The stewardesses, as we called them then, treated us like royalty. As a 19-year-old kid, I wasn’t used to being called “sir” and given so much respect. (Unless someone was being sarcastic) Since that time, I haven’t traveled by air nearly as much as many people (My wife for one). But in those years since my first trans-Atlantic flight, I’ve had a fair amount of experience. I have my share of stories which include among others: flying into West Berlin, Germany, before “the wall” came down; being regurgitated upon while on a plane; flying during the days immediately after 9/11; multiple times of experiencing a plane full of passengers applaud the pilot’s landing during extremely turbulent conditions (we were all grateful to be alive); and perhaps the most traumatic event of all: staying up all night long from Frankfurt, Germany to New York, listening to an attorney seated next to me, carry on about his less than happy marriage and life. Our return trip from the East was on Spirit Airlines. The day after I booked the flight, I saw on TV that many consider Spirit as the worst airline of all. I was worried, but they actually turned out to be pretty darn good. They, similar to Southwest Airlines, have a casual and jaunty philosophy of how they sometimes deal with their passengers. I do like some of their humor on those airlines. “In the unlikely event of a water landing, there will be no additional charge for the cruise portion of the trip.” “Please return you seat to its full, upright and most uncomfortable position.” “And remember, if you marry one of us, you get to fly for free!” Yes, flying ain’t what it used to be. And as for me, I’m going to have to decide if the hassle of flying these days is worth it. I seems like it’s a roll of the dice with every trip when I listen to the experiences of others. It’s tempting to just stay closer to home for a while. On the other hand, I guess I have to realize that it’s 2022. We are just getting over the pandemic weirdness. (And yes, I do understand that COVID is still with us.) I might just need to loosen up. I could be taking this flying thing way too seriously. Maybe I need to get used to being part of the “cattle herd” being rushed into a big “flying cigar” where there’s never an empty seat. It’s never going to be 1971 again. But I can dream, can’t I? — Merrill
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Legal Notices BEFORE THE DIVISION OF OIL, GAS, AND MINING DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES STATE OF UTAH NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION CAUSE NO. OGM 039-22-01 IN THE MATTER OF THE REQUEST OF PETRO-HUNT, LLC FOR RELEASE OF SURETY ISSUED BY RLI INSURANCE COMPANY, FOR PETRO-HUNT, LLC, AS PRINCIPAL. THE STATE OF UTAH TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ABOVE-ENTITLED MATTER. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining (Division) is commencing an informal adjudicative proceeding to consider the request of Petro-Hunt, LLC for the release of a bond for $120,000.00 issued by RLI Insurance Company, for Petro-Hunt, LLC, as principal. The adjudicative proceeding will be conduct-
Division records show that a well or wells in Sanpete County, Utah, have been insured under this bond and subject to release. All requests and other documents relating to this matter may be inspected in the Division’s office at 1594 West North Temple, Suite 1210, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116. Administrative action to release liability under the bond may be taken unless a written objection is filed within fifteen (15) days after publication of this Notice by a person authorized to participate as a party in this informal adjudicative proceeding. The Division’s Presiding Officer for this proceeding is Bart Kettle, Deputy Director at PO Box 145801, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-5801. If such a protest or notice of intervention is received, a hearing will be scheduled in accordance with the aforementioned administrative procedure rule. Protestants or interveners
should be prepared to demonstrate at the hearing how this matter affects their interests. Dated this 14 day of June 2022 STATE OF UTAH DIVISION OF OIL, GAS & MINING /s/ Bart Kettle Deputy Director Legal Notice 10057 Published in the Pyramid on June 30, 2022 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that Lee and Phyllis Andersen filed a Petition to the Sanpete County Planning Commission to amend the Lee’s Glen Minor Subdivision. The affected subdivision is located west of Manti City. To view a map and more specific description of the proposed affected area, please contact Gary Mitchell at the Sanpete County Zoning Office in Manti, Utah (435) 835-2115. Anyone objecting to the proposed plat change must file a written objection with the
Sanpete County Clerk’s Office at the Sanpete County Courthouse within 10 days of the date of this Notice. A public hearing has been scheduled to be held over a Zoom meeting on the 13th day of July, 2022, at 6:30 p.m. If no written objections are received, the public hearing will be cancelled. DATED this 17th day June of, 2022. Sandy Neill Sanpete County Clerk Legal Notice 10079 Published in the Pyramid on June 30, 2022 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that David Christensen and Palisades Corpora-
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435-462-1530
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Over 20 Years of Experience
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Wednesday, June 29, 2022
S H O P P E R
Stephen Johnson
Scott Miller
Steve Kunzler
SIZZLIN’ SUMMER SALES AT JORGENSEN CHEV!
Rebates offered on New Vehicles, OAC! NE W
NE W
NE W
NE W
D L O S LIMITED, SLT PACKAGE
LIMITED, DOUBLE CAB 2022 CHEVY TRAILBOSS
2022 GMC SIERRA 1500
$55,255
$59,070
4/25/22, 12:58 PM
2022 GMC SIERRA 1500
$50,560
2022 BUICK ENVISION GX
$34,795
NE W
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FULLY LOADED
DIESEL 2016 CHEVY MALIBU
2019 FORD F350 LARIAT
$17,995
$68,995
D L O S
2018 KIA SOUL
$19,995
2022 GMC ½ TON SLT PKG 6.2 ENG
$66,690
D L O S
2.0L ENGINE
BISON EDITION
2019 CHEVY EQUINOX
$27,995
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2017 RAM 1500
1/1
$18,900
2021 CHEVY COLORADO ZR2
$50,995
2016 HONDA ODYSSEY
$22,995
SOLD SLT • LOW MILES • EXTRA CLEAN
SLT PACKAGE
LIMITED
2018 GMC SEIRRA 1500
2016 GMC SIERRA 1500
2017 TOYOTA 4RUNNER
$47,995
$39,995
$43,995
2018 BUICK ENCLAVE
$34,995
WE BUY CARS ! 105 S. Main • Ephraim www.jorgchev.com 435-283-4033 or 1-866-533-0861
4 OF JULY th
Sale Dates June 29 - July 9 2022
STORE CLOSED ON JULY 4, 2022.
ALL GREENHOUSE PLANTS
25% OFF
Hawaiian Peachy Paradise will be OPEN JULY 4, 1:00-6:00 p.m.
EXCLUDING TREES & SHRUBS
1 Gallon
5 Gallon
3 Gallon
Assorted Trees
Assorted Trees
Assorted Trees
1599
3899
2599
$
$
$
Reg. Price $16.99
Reg. Price $41.99
Reg. Price $29.99
1TREE
3TREE
5TREE
7 Gallon
15 Gallon
5 Gallon
Assorted Trees/ Shrubs
2999
7999
$
$
69
$
99
SUMMER HOURS: 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sale Dates June 29 - July 9, 2022
Assorted Shrubs
Pine
Reg. Price $33.99
Reg. Price $94.99
Reg. Price $79.99
DeWitt Weed Barrier 3ft. W x 50 ft. L Pointbond Polypropylene 15-year Weed Control
2 cu. ft. Supersoil
1 cu. ft.
Planting Landscape Fabric Compost
9
$
99
Nutri Mulch
359
559
$
4
$
2 cu. ft.
Top Soil Plus
99
$
Reg. Price $4.29
1095 S. Hwy. 89, Mt. Pleasant • 435-462-0100
Reg. Price $6.59
Reg. Price $5.99
Reg. Price $13.99
764329
75452490
104
NUTRI
4 cu. ft.
4 cu. ft.
Perfect Aire 15,000 BTU 700 sq. ft.
Perfect Aire 240 CFM 250 sq. ft. Portable
Vermiculite
Perlite
2999
Window Air Conditioner
1999
$
$
589
$
Reg. Price $21.99
249
99 $
Reg. Price $649.99
Reg. Price $33.59
Evaporative Cooler
99
42051
510414
427127
Perfect Aire 6000 BTU 250 sq. ft.
MasterCool 3200 CFM 1600 sq. ft. Window
Perfect Aire 12,000 BTU 172 - 250 sq. ft. Quiet
Troy-Bilt TB25CB 25cc 2-Cycle 16 in. Curved Shaft
259
$
649
99 $
Reg. Price $279.99
Portable Gas Trimmer Air Conditioner $ 99
599
99 $
Reg. Price $749.99
99
99
400719
557017
719757
Troy-Bilt TB252S 25cc 2-Cycle 17 in. Straight Shaft
Troy-Bilt TB304S 30cc 4-Cycle 17 in. Straight Shaft
Troy-Bilt TB22 25cc 2-Cycle 17 in. Curved Shaft
Milwaukee M18 16 in. Bare Tool
159
$
Gas Trimmer
229
99 $
Reg. Price $169.99
Gas Trimmer
139
99 $
Reg. Price $239.99
99
Reg. Price $149.99
Cordless Chainsaw
319
$
99
American Flag & 6 ft. Pole Kit
715444
767021
741792
Milwaukee M12 Fuel Hatchet 6 in. 12 V
DeWalt 20V MAX XR 8 in. Cordless
Milwaukee M18 FUEL 24 in. 18V Lithium-Ion (Bare Tool)
Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18V Cordless
Cordless Hedge String Trimmer Trimmer & Blower $ 99 Combo Kit
19999 $21999 165
Reg. Price $269.99
Reg. Price $239.99
Reg. Price $179.99
39999
$
Reg. Price $439.99
735614
708785
Best Garden 5/8 in. Dia. X 25 ft. L Light-Duty
True Temper 6 cu. ft.
Poly Wheelbarrow
Garden Hose
11
$
15999
$
99
Reg. Price $14.99
Reg. Price $169.99
704951
755343
Best Garden 5/8 in. Dia. X 50 ft. L Light-Duty
Best Garden 5/8 in. Dia. X 50 ft. L Drinking Water Safe
Garden Hose
15
$
99
Reg. Price $18.99
Contractor Hose
3999
$
Reg. Price $54.99
999
$
1499
$
Reg. Price $13.99
805718
800619
With Arm Rest
Limited Supply Outdoor Expressions Norwood
Quad Chair
4-Piece Chat Set
1199
$
35000
$
Reg. Price $12.99
702742
702751
755310
Do It Best Stand ‘N Spray 2 Gal.
Do It SureSpray 2 Gal.
Master Manufacturing 15 Gal. 2.2 GPM with Deluxe Handgun
Meinor 85 ft. Dia. Tripod
Tank Sprayer
2999
$
2999
$
Reg. Price $37.99
Reg. Price $37.99
Spot Tank Sprayer
139
$
99
Impulse Sprinkler
49
$
99
Reg. Price $59.99
Reg. Price $149.99
717984
731089
705317
704185
Best Garden Poly 5800 sq.ft.
Best Garden Metal 5800 sq.ft. Wheeled
Best Garden Poly & Metal 5600 sq. ft.
Best Garden Poly 5600 sq. ft.
Sled Impulse Sprinkler
Impulse Sprinkler
699
$
2999
$
Reg. Price $13.99
Reg. Price $32.99
Spike Impulse Sprinkler
349
$
Reg. Price $6.99
Spike Impulse Sprinkler
299
$
724354
732116
702655
765368
Best Garden Poly 85 ft. Dia.
Best Garden Metal 30 ft. Dia. Twin Spot, Metallic
Best Garden Metal 4-Outlet
Best Garden Poly Y-Connector
Impulse Sprinkler Head
2
$ 49 Reg. Price $4.99
50% OFF 700573 502
Stationary Sprinkler
3
$
99
Reg. Price $7.59
724425
Hose Shutoff Manifold
10
$
99
Reg. Price $16.99
Hose Shutoff
1
$ 49 Reg. Price $2.99
50% OFF 763455
801820
Outdoor Expressions Naples
3-Piece Cushion Rocker Set
199
$
99
SAVE $ 110
Outdoor Expressions Vienna
4-Piece Chat Set
35999
$
SAVE 150
$
Reg. Price $509.99
Reg. Price $309.99 851271
801826
21” Self Propelled
Lawn Mower
249
$
99
SAVE $ 150
SAVE Portable $ 6 Evaporative Cooler 0 Perfect Aire 560 CFM 500 sq. ft.
36999
$
Reg. Price $429.99
741712
467688
Perfect Aire 12,000 BTU 550 sq. ft.
Best Garden 5/8 in. Dia x 50 ft. L Heavy-Duty Soft & Supple
Window Air Conditioner
Garden Hose
2249
$
449
$
99
50% OFF
Reg. Price $44.99
Reg. Price $489.00 563331
700479
Reg. Price $5.99
50% OFF
50% OFF
SAVE 239
$
Reg. Price $589.99
Reg. Price $399.99
702422
Tank Sprayer
803937
American Flag
QAC 753330
$
Reg. Price $37.99
Valley Forge 3 ft x 5 ft Polycotton
Reg. Price $329.99
Pruning Saw Kit Pole Saw Kit
2999
$
Reg. Price $16.99
Reg. Price $109.99
510334
Gas Trimmer
American Flag & 5 ft. Pole Kit
Reg. Price $659.99
SAVE $ 0 6
SAVE $ 0 10
EXCLUDING TREES & SHRUBS
Valley Forge 3 ft x 5 ft Polycotton
42050
Evaporative Cooler
ALL GREENHOUSE PLANTS
Reg. Price $289.99
SAVE $ 0 6
Window Air Conditioner
25% OFF
Valley Forge 2.5 ft x 4 ft Polycotton
731980
NOW OPEN!
Hours: 12:00-7:00 p.m. Monday - Saturday
*Limited to quantity on hand no rainchecks available
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1095 S. Hwy. 89, Mt. Pleasant • 435-462-0100
NEW SUMMER HOURS 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
4th OF JULY
Assorted
Assorted
YOUR CHOICE Traeger 20 lb. Pecan, Apple, Mesquite, Hickory, or Cherry
Cowboy Hats Straw Hats
10
21
$
$
99
Wood Pellets
99
1499
$
Reg. Price $12.99
Reg. Price $23.99 WESTHAT
SH
Reg. Price $16.99
Assorted
Straw Hats
1899
$
SALE DATES: June 29 - July 9, 2022
Reg. Price $19.99
YOUR CHOICE Camp Chef 20 lb., Competition Blend, Mesquite Blend, or Hickory Blend
HAT
800596, 808237, 803474, 803448, 800329
Camp Chef Smokepro XT 24 Black 570 sq. in.
Thermos QuickSet 2-Burner Black 26,500 BTU LP
Wood Pellets
Wood Pellet Grill Gas Grill
Reg. Price $16.99
Reg. Price $709.99
559
1499
$
$
159
99 $
99
Reg. Price $209.99
Broil-Mate 3-Burner Black 40,000 BTU LP
Gas Grill
Thermos QuickSet 3-Burner Black 36,000 BTU with 12,000 BTU Side Burner
Gas Grill
289
$
Thermos 4-Burner Stainless Steel 38,000 BTU with 10,000 BTU Side Burner LP
Gas Grill
99 $
28999 $19999
Reg. Price $339.99
Reg. Price $339.99
Reg. Price $299.99
SAVE $ 0 15 PLCB, PLMQ, PLHK
Broil King Regal S440 Pro 4-Burner Stinless Steel 50,000 BTU with 10,000 BTU Side Burner
Gas Grill
699
$
Weber Genesis II S-435 4-Burner Stainless Steel 48,000 BTU with12,000 BTU Side Burner
Gas Grill
799
99 $
Reg. Price $1009.99
99
Reg. Price $1299.99
Manchester Tank & Equipment 100 lb. Capacity Steel DOT Vertical
Propane Cylinder
219
$
99
SAVE $ 0 10
806310
807583
800661
819832
819840
Flame King 20 lb. Capacity LP
Char-Broil 4-Burner Black 40,000 BTU 778 sq. in. Outdoor LP
Camp Chef Explorer 2-Burner 60,000 BTU LP
Sequoia
Alpine 14-1/2 in. W X 36-1/2 in. H X 14-1/2 in L White Enameled Iron Farm to Market
Propane Tank
52
$
99
Reg. Price $54.99
Gas Outdoor Cooking Stove
Fire Pit
35999 $18999 99
Gas Griddle
$
$
99
Tabletop Fountain
14999
$
Reg. Price $110.99
Reg. Price $439.99
Reg. Price $209.99
Reg. Price $209.99
SAVE $ 00 5
Reg. Price $329.99
801625
876692
833215
842605
835036
802250
GCLOGM
881118
Panacea 72 in Metal Decorative
Alpine 16 in. W x 20 in. H x 19 In. L Polyresin 3-tier
Morning Song 7 lb. Nut & Fruit Blend
Audubon Park Songbird Selections 5 lb. Multi-Bird
Best Garden 5 lb. Black Oil Sunflower
Pally’s
Easy Weld Black Matte
Easy Weld Velocity
SAVE $ 10 3
Windmill Obelisk
5999
$
Garden Tin Fountain
14599
$
SAVE $ 0 8
Wild Bird Seed
8
$ 99 Reg. Price $14.99
Wild Bird Seed
6
$ 99 Reg. Price $11.99
ADF Helmet
Utility Chaps
Wild Bird Seed
3599
6999
7
Reg. Price $89.99
Reg. Price $12.99
3699
$
$
$ 99
ADF Helmet
$
Reg. Price $45.99
Reg. Price $46.99
Reg. Price $69.99
Reg. Price $179.99
702823
802052
705152
751384
706757
PALLYSCHAPS
55731B
55732B
50’ 16/3 Prostar
Larson Value-Core 36 in. W x 80 in. H x 1 in. Thick White Self-Storing Aluminum
Camco 10 ft. Revolution Swivel RV
Camco 3/4 in. 40-50 psi Durable ABS Plastic
Camco Standard (2-Pack)
Camco RV & Marine 2-Ply (4 Regular Rolls)
Deka 12-Volt 85 CCA Left Front Positive Terminal
Road Power 12’ 8 Guage 200 Amp
Lighted Yellow Extension Cord
18
$
99
Storm Door
159
$
99
Sewer Kit
39
$
99
RV Water Regulator
11
$
Reg. Price $49.99
Reg. Price $259.99
Reg. Price $22.99
NEW ITEM!
99
RV Level
RV Toilet Paper
3
$ 99
5
$ 99
Reg. Price $6.59
Powersport Battery
Booster Cable
2299
$
3299
$
Reg. Price $7.99
Reg. Price $14.99
Reg. Price $29.99
Reg. Price $64.99
SAVE $ 0 10
50% OFF
D11716050YL
160148
576870
577219
587540
579858
583863
572874
Genie Stealthdrive 750 1-1/4 HPC Belt Drive With Battery Backup
Genie 750 3/4 HPC Chain Drive
Ortho Home Defense 1 gal. Ready to Use Trigger Spray Indoor & Perimeter
Ortho Home Defense 1.1 gal. Ready to Use Wand Sprayer Indoor & Perimeter
Ortho Home Defense 1.33 gal. Ready to Use Refill Indoor & Perimeter
Black Flag 1/2-Acre 2000V
Rescue Disposable, Western Version
Rescue Disposable
Garage Door Opener
Garage Door Opener
229
99 $
239
$
Reg. Price $259.99
99
Reg. Price $249.99
Insect Killer
11
$
Insect Killer
16
99
$
99
1199
Reg. Price $12.99
Reg. Price $18.99
Reg. Price $12.99
700157
701265
Rescue Big Bag Disposable
Spectracide 20 oz. Liquid Aerosol Spray
Do It Best 17.5 oz. Liquid Aerosol Spray
Ortho 16 oz. Foaming Aerosol Spray
Tomcat Mouse Killer II Disposable (4-Pack)
6
3
$ 99
Reg. Price $9.59
Wasp & Hornet Killer
3
$ 49
Wasp & Hornet Killer
3
$ 49
4
713936
700738
Wasp & Hornet Killer
Mouse Bait Station
5
$ 29
Tomcat 24 oz. Ready to Use Trigger Spray
Deer & Rabbit Repellant
8
$ 99
2299
751225
765783
727877
704364
708860
701274
Thermacell Patio Shield 12 hr. Glacial Blue
Garden Tech Sevin 10 lb. Ready to Use Granules
Scotts Grubex 14.35 lb. Ready to Use Granules
Roundup Extended Control 1.33 gal. Ready to Use Wand Sprayer + Weed Preventer II
Ortho WeedClear 1 Gal. Ready to Use Trigger Spray
YOUR CHOICE GrassWorx Clean Machine 17.5 in. X 29.5 in. Taupe, Flint, Evergreen
19
$
99
9
$ 99 Reg. Price $11.99
711414
761045
WE DELIVER!
LUMBER
Reg. Price $27.99
25
$
99
2699
$
Reg. Price $29.99
Reg. Price $3199
731803
753005
10
$
99
729357
638110, 638196, 638102
Sheet CDX
Reg. Price $1.79
REALSODA
54
$
Reg. Price $62.89
34TGCDX
8
89 $ 79 Reg. Price $10.79 ea.
GMM241
ea.
Classic Edge
1
$ 09
1”x4” 1’ & 2’ Lengths Only
1”x6” 1’ & 2’ Lengths Only
79
$ 89 Reg. Price $3.29 ea.
49
Reg. Price 69¢ ea.
COTTAGEBUFF, COTTAGEGEN
14CRAFT, 16CRAFT
6”White
12”x12” Red or Tan
ea.
2
20
$
ea.
$ 29
99
ea.
Reg. Price $25.99
Reg. Price $2.59 ea.
VF36703203
1212R & 1212TAN
4” x 10” x 2.5” Terracotta
Classic Edge
1
$ 29
Reg. Price $1.39
Reg. Price $1.49
410CEN
410CETC
ea.
Reg. Price $1.09 ea.
Step Stones
Aluminum Fascia
White Drip Edge
1
$ 39
Craft Pine Craft Pine ¢ ¢
2
4” x 10” x 2.5” Natural Border
Boottles of Soda
99
Cottage Stone
900
Assorted 12 oz. Glass
12
$
Your Choice, Buff or Geneva Brown
4’x8’x3/4” Tongue & Groove
713332
AstroTurf Door Mat Reg. Price $22.99
Send us a PDF of your plan for a full & complete quote! EMAIL US AT: lumberhmh@gmail.com
Reg. Price $27.99
711079
Reg. Price $14.99
WE CAN BID YOUR NEW HOME MATERIAL PACKAGE INCLUDING: •Lumber •Roofing •Drywall •Doors •Windows •Stone •Brick •Siding •& Much More!
1999
$
Reg. Price $29.99
Reg. Price $12.99
Lawn Weed Killer
Mosquito Repeller
$
Reg. Price $8.59
Weed & Grass Killer
Thermacell Patio Shield 12 hr. Graphite Black
Mouse & Rat Repellant
Reg. Price $5.59
Grub Killer
713880
Tomcat 1 gal. Ready to Use
Reg. Price $4.99
Lawn Insect Killer
Reg. Price $7.59
700928
Reg. Price $4.99
Mosquito Repeller
4
$ 99
$ 99
Reg. Price $29.99
Reg. Price $5.99
100459
$ 99
2699
$
Outdoor Fly Trap
Yellow Jacket Trap
$
Insect Killer
122064
Outdoor Fly Trap
Bug Zapper
While Supplies Last
T4 Aluminum Soffit
Center White Vent
2069
$
T4 Solid
Soffit White
2069
$
Reg. Price $25.69
Reg. Price $25.69
VF36685203
1095 S. Hwy. 89, Mt. Pleasant • 435-462-0100
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