In This Issue:
* February Sweepstakes
* Customer Newsletter Survey
* Plant Tips of the Month
* Bag Sale February 22
* Shelly's Hot Tip of the Month
* Craftsman Tool of the Month
* NEW Ace Phone App
* Community Events
* February Monthly Coupon
* February Sales Flyer
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You can also click any of the store pictures below to go to the store website.
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Springfield, IL 62702
217-528-5673
Manager: Gerardo Campos |
Jacksonville, IL 62650
217-245-9563
Manager: Lori Beck |
Taylorville, IL 62568
217-824-3325
Manager: Shirley Niethe |
Springfield, IL 62704
217-787-5100
Manager: Robert Chellios |
Normal, IL 61761
309-454-5413
Manager: Kelly Warning |
Havana, IL 62644
309-543-2638
Manager: Heather McGlothin |
Carlinville, IL 62626
217-854-2564
Manager: Chad Strubbe |
Lincoln, IL 62656
217-735-1458
Manager: JR Bailey |
Chatham, IL 62629
217-483-4085
Manager: Brock Bailey |
Hillsboro, IL 62049
217-532-6677
Manager: Kristel White |
Pontiac, IL. 61764
815-842-2966
Manager: Tina Hammer |
Proud Member of Local First Springfield
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Dear ,
Thank you for opening our February newsletter! It doesn't appear that winter wants to give up yet. Your local Ace Hardware is here to help you make it through this cold difficult time whether it's to keep you warm or for all your winter needs for home or auto, we have a complete line of winter products. But the bright spot of the month is there are lots of special days in February, Lincoln's Birthday, Ground Hog Day, Valentine's Day, Washington's Birthday, President's Day and the Olympics, Go Team USA!
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Visit our website www.acesetsthepace.com and enter to win our Mucho Grande Bird Feeder Package. Also check out our Pinterest and Facebook pages for valuable information, quick breaking specials and timely news. We have included some icons and links in this issue that will take you directly to our pages.
As always, feel free to forward this e-mail on to friends and family who may also enjoy the newsletter. If this is your first time receiving this e-mail and you would like to continue getting monthly newsletters from us, click the subscribe to link on the left of the page.
Sincerely,
George W. Preckwinkle and Lucy E. Bagot
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February Sweepstakes
Enter to Win!
This month we have the Mucho Grande Bird Feeder package for our Sweepstakes. The package consists of a "Perky Pet" Squirrel Be Gone Country Style Bird Feeder, "Ace" Wild Bird Food 20lbs and a 77" Shepherd's Hook your choice of color.
Visit www.acesetsthepace.com to enter.
Visit our website www.acesetsthepace.com and enter to win this Mucho Grande Bird Feeder Package and watch all your new feathered friends start visiting your house.
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Newsletter Survey
Please take a moment and let us know your thoughts on our newsletter. It's only 4 questions and we would appreciate your responses and comments.
Click here to participate in our survey
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Plant Tips of the Month
Planning a garden this Spring? Have you had problems in the past with your Garden? Here are some helpful ideas from The University of Illinois Extension on just about anything you are planning for your garden.
Click on the pictures below for information on that specific vegetable or a link at the bottom for the complete garden list.
Tomatoes
(click on above link for
the complete Pepper article)
Onions
(click on above link for
the complete Onion article)
Cucumber
http://urbanext.illinois.edu/veggies/cucumber.cfm
(click on above link for
the complete Cucumber article)
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Visit the below link for the complete vegtable dictionary. |
http://urbanext.illinois.edu/veggies/index.cfm
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Mark Your Calendar
February 22, 2014
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Shelly's Hot Tip Of The Month
Each state's best & worst environmental &
health contributions [Infographic]
Mother Nature Network put a fresh spin on the recent wave of best-and-worst-by-state maps of the United States with this infographic of the awesome and not-so-awesome health and environmental stats for each state.
What's your state's claim to fame and claim to shame?
(Click the images below to zoom in.)
Good
Not So Good
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Craftsman Tool of the Month
Consolidate Wrenches with this 8 in. Max Axess Locking Wrench
The Craftsman 8 in. Max Axess locking wrench does the job of 14 wrenches from 1/2 to 3/4 inches and 12 to 20mm. You get a custom grip with this versatile wrench, and you get the benefit of taking one wrench with you rather than a handful. This one wrench is responsible for freeing up your tool chest or tool bag for other items. This adaptable custom locking wrench will soon be your favorite wrench because it uses six steel blocks that slip nicely into place around both nuts and bolts.
This 8 in. Max Axess locking wrench adapts and adjusts with little effort to a wide range of fastener sizes and shapes for use on many different projects. It also grips fasteners on all sides, which helps to prevent the rounding effect no one wants. The secure locking feature provides more torque for more user-generated power.
• The Craftsman 8 in. Max Axess locking wrench replaces 14 different sized wrenches because it is adjustable.
• The sturdy, dual-material ergonomically-designed handle cushions your hand and also helps prevent slippage. •Once your wrench is securely in place, each block locks ensuring a close-to-perfect fit.
• The fastener scale offers you the ability to make accurate, quick and convenient adjustments tailored to each job's specifications.
• By using this adjustable locking wrench you free up a great deal of space for other tools or items you need to carry with you to the job.
Check out the YouTube Video on the Craftsman Max Axess Locking Wrench.
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Ace Hardware Phone App
Now Available!
Download our new phone app and get access to special offers, contest entry, what's happening events at all our stores, Ace YouTube channel, QR code scanner, helpful hints, store locations and more. Watch for more new and exciting features coming soon.
In February & March we will be testing various "App Only" specials & offers. So as we go through this learning curve on our new app, you can take advantage of all the savings.
In April during "Plant Season" we will be running some really great App Only Specials, so don't miss out on all the savings.
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Fight for Air Climb Date - 02/22/2014 - Time - 8:00 am. Join the hundreds of individuals and teams who will climb their way to the top of the Hilton in Springfield, IL for a great cause, lung health. The 5th annual Fight for Air Climb at the Hilton Springfield will be on February 22, 2014. This is more than your same old 5K. This event is a vertical race to climb 32 floors of Springfield’s tallest building. Fight for Air Climbs are the American Lung Association’s most unique fundraisers. Climbs take place in prominent skyscrapers, stadiums or arenas and involve walking, running or racing up hundreds of steps. Sometimes called a “vertical road race”, teams and individual participants can use the event as a fitness target, as a race, or as a great way to be active and meet new friends. Whether climbing for a winning time or simply to cross the finish line, this event is a great way to challenge yourself physically. We guarantee that all finishers will have a newfound respect for healthy lungs! Read more information about this “vertical road race” at lung.org.
The 21st annual Boat Show in Springfield will be held at the Illinois State Fairgrounds in the Orr Building. The dates for the Boat Show are Friday, February 21, 2pm-9pm, Saturday, February 22, 10am-7pm and Sunday, February 23, 10am-5pm. Parking is free, admission is $5.00, ages 12 and under free. For more info call 217-341-1730 or visit www.theboatshowinspringfield.com .
Mark your calendars, in Springfield the Fat Ass 5K & Street Party For Charity will be held on Friday May 9th 4:00pm-11:00pm and Saturday May 10th11:00am-3:00pm on 7th between Washington & Adams. All profits to Charity. Over $525,000 has been donated from the Fat Ass Charity so far. For more info visit www.fatass5k.com.
The Violence Prevention Tipline is now available in the Ball-Chatham School District. The School District would like to inform students and parents about the availability of a toll-free tipline to report possible school violence information. That number is 1-800-477-0024. The tipline is answered by trained Illinois State Police telecommunicators who will refer the reports to local law enforcement agencies.
While the best way to prevent violence is to inform a trusted adult, the School Violence Tipline provides a means for students to anonymously report threats of violence and weapon violations on school grounds.
The tipline is a collaborative effort of the Office of the Attorney General, the Illinois State Police, and the Illinois Parent Teacher Association. Additional support is provided by the Springfield Mental Health Center.
For more information please go to http://illinoisattorneygeneral.gov/children/schoolviolence.html
In Bloomington-Normal the McLean County Museum of History will be having the Under The Dome Knit-In on February 22, 2014 from 10am-1pm at the McLean County Museum of History. Knitting has been around for thousands of years and has had a long and rich history. To preserve the history of this ancient and traditional craft, the Museum welcomes knitters and crocheters to come and create charity items or work on your own project. Program is free and open to everyone. For more info call 309-827-0428.
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February Monthly Coupon
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February Sales Flyer
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current monthly sales flyer.
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