TUESDAY,AUGUST23,2022 • $1.00VOLUME167 • NO.34 Fulton,Illinois Published every Tuesday by Sauk Valley Media, adivision of ShawMediaIllinois 24 pages •Onesection SarahFordforShawMedia SydneyHamilton, ahighschoolsenior, helps Fultonpolice officerAdamWherry (center) andherdad Sgt.Dwayne Hamilton pass outfreebiesattheWhitesideCounty Fair on Thursday,Aug.18. Membersofthe Fulton Police Departmentrotated shifts at thefair last weekend.Theywere either manningthebooth or patrolling thefairgrounds.Theyalsowereselling raffle tickets fortheirraffle fundraiser. More WhitesideCounty Fair photosonpages3and4. LOCALNEWS GolfCart Raffle Fultonpoliceto rafflegolfcart andtrailer. / 2 LOCALNEWS FACEGrant Awarded Friends of the Fulton Windmill arerecipients. / 2 LOCALNEWS Traveling Coffee Paw’sPerks trailersetsupin Fulton. / 9 MANNINGTHE BOOTH WHAT’SINSIDE Glimpses of thePast.........................8 Property Transfers 10 PoliceReport.................................... 10 Sports 14,15, 17 ChurchNews .....................18,19 Classifieds.............................20-23 DEATHS NancyJane Peterson,MarkK. Sandrock, Babette M.Duncan, DonaldSmith, DonnaJones, Pages 6-7
from3DTrailer& AutoSalesofFulton, withallproceedstogobackintotheCommunityPolicingandEventsProgramthat supportsspecialeventsandactivities. Oneprizeis a2022EpicE40golfcart electricvehiclewithanMSRPof$13,695. Only300ticketswillbesoldat$100each. Theotherprizeis a2022Cargoproaluminum6x 12-foottrailerwithanMSRPof $5,000.Only500ticketswillbesoldat$25 each. Thedrawingforbothprizeswillbe heldattheFultonPoliceDepartment,415 11thAve.,onMonday,Oct.10,atnoon. Thewinnerneednotbepresent.Taxes andotherassociatedfeeswillbe the responsibilityofthewinner. Fulton Police Dept.torafflegolfcartand trailer
Min’sMississippiMemorialWalk/RunisSept.3
2 FultonJournal •T uesday,Aug23,2022 FULTONBEAT OFFICE 113-115 Peoria Ave. Dixon,IL61021 SUBSCRIPTIONS InWhitesideCounty24 months -$50 12months -$30 Remainder of Illinois,Iowa24 months -$68 12months -$41 Remainder of United States24 months -$79 12months -$48 Single-copypriceis$1 To subscribe,make apayment ordiscuss yourdelivery, call815-632-2520 Mondaythrough Friday orsendan e-mail to wnsnews@shawmedia.com. CLASSIFIED SALES classified@shawlocal.com Classified Ad Deadline: Thursdayat4p.m. HELP WANTED employment@shawlocal.com LEGALNOTICES sauklegals@shawlocal.com OBITUARIES saukobits@shawlocal.com Deadline forobituariesis Mondayat9a.m. News SarahFord wnsnews@shawmedia.com Advertising Sales 815-632-2554 Publisher JenniferHeintzelman 815-632-2502 jheintzelman@shawmedia.com TheFULTONJOURNAL (USPSNo. 211-940)ispublished weekly by Sauk ValleyMedia, ShawMedia. Periodicalpostage paid at Fulton, Illinois,61252 POSTMASTER Sendaddresschangesto: TheFultonJournal P.O. Box31, Morrison,Illinois,61270 Allrightsreserved. Copyright 2022 FACE(FultonAssociationfor CommunityEnrichment)recently awarded a$5,000 grantto Friendsofthe Fulton Windmill. Thegrant will allow them to upgradethe lowerlevelandprovide avideo forvisitorswithdisabilities.GaryMedema, FACE board member,presentsacheckto Volunteer Miller RonKoehn.Miller BobNewtonand DarrellMeinsma alsowerepresent Photoprovided The2022Epic Golf Cart on display at National Night OutonTuesday, Aug.2.FPD is selling raffle ticketsfor agolf cart and trailer from 3D Trailer& Auto Salesin Fulton.The drawingwill be held on Monday, Oct. 10,atnoon. SarahFord forShawMedia THOMSON –T he28 th annualMin’sMississippi MemorialWalk/Run willbe heldonSaturday,Sept.3,in Thomson.The4-mileevent startsat 8a.m.onthewestend ofMain Street,pasttheThomsoncausewaycampground,on aflat,scenic,countryblacktop. Everymilewillbe clearly andaccuratelyindicatedwith amilemarkerandwaterstation.Participantswillenjoy greatcompany,delicious bakedgoodsandfruit. Registration fortheraceis $13($9forT-shirtonly)until Aug.26.Theregistrationfee includes aT-shirtandalso entersparticipantsindrawingsfordoorprizes.Alllateor racedayregistrationfeeswill be$15,andshirtswillonlybe availableas supplieslast($10 for ashirtonly). Racedayregistrationis from 7a.m.to7:45a.m. Runningclassesinclude8 andunder,9-12,13-16,17-20, 21-30,31-39,40-49,50-59,60+,200 poundsandover. Friendly,furry,canine friends,arewelcome.However,if adog becomesmeanor aggressive,theownerwillbe askedtoleave. Moneyraisedduringthe eventwillgo towardthe MelindaAnnWilkinsonMemorialScholarship Fund.This fundprovidesfinancialassistancetodeservinggraduating seniorsfromThomsonwhoare attendingcollegein afieldof helpingothers. Raceregistrationformsare availableatlocalbusinesses, onww w.facebook.com/ MinsWalkRun,orbycontactingMelodyWilkinson. MelindaAnnWilkinsonwas a14-year-oldThomsongirl whowasmurderedin1995.At thetimeofherdeath,shewas anhonorstudentandathleteat ThomsonHighSchool.
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THOMSON Friendsofthe Fulton Windmill awarded FACE grant
A bull stands behind thegate before the Next Level Pro Bull Riding at the Whiteside County Fair on Aug. 17.
Arideron a horse holds tight during the Next Level Pro Bronc Riding at the Whiteside County Fair in Morrisonon Wednesday, Aug. 17.
Saturday’s harness racing was canceled because oftrack conditions, but the Demo Derby proceeded as planned,with the grandstands fullof spectators.
The Whiteside County Fairmidway is picturedon Tuesday, Aug. 16, during the fair’s opening night. More photos on page4.
Despite the mud in the arena from a coupleinches of rain overnight and into theday, the Demo Derby on Saturday wasa go Competitors in themini-van category are pictured ina crunch.
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Fun at the 151stWhitesideCounty Fair
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CLOCKWISE FROM BELOW: Karen as Dolly welcomed Everleigh, wearing hercoat of many colors, and hermom onto the stage fora fewminutes during theshow on Thursday, Aug. 18.
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The midway featured plenty of fun for all ageswithrides,games, vendors and food.
Kenny Gerlach, 12, Sawyer Schwartz, 13, bothof Prophetstown, and Bradley Dugan, 13, of Erie, were enjoying the Whiteside County Fair rides on Thursday, Aug. 18. The Pearl City Lions Club Bingo trailer wasa popular spot at the Whiteside County Fair,with cash payouts for eachgame winner.
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JonathanHedges of Albion, Michigan, is pictured “resetting the horse” in theround barn Thursday, Aug. 18, at the Whiteside County Fair Hedges and asmall team were busy taking off the draft horses’shoes, trimming the hooves and reapplying theshoes in front of onlookers.
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The audience was enthused by the band’s performance. Twelve-year-old Zuri Finnicum of Morrison was spottedsinging along while sittingon a concretebarrier.Thoughshelikesall genres of music, she especially loves the music of Dolly and saidit was a greatperformance. Sisters Jane Heath of Morrison and Rhonda Walters of Lone Tree, Iowa, enjoyed their first county fair show together since 2019. They grew up in White Pigeon, just north of Morrison, and have been attending the fair annually for more than six decades. They both appreciated the milder weathersince it’s typically hotandhumidatthefairinAugust.
“The performancewas amazing, and it’s greatthefair could bring in this artist so we could hearDolly’s music,” Rhonda said. Theyknew mostof the songsandwere singing along and enjoying each other’s company. The sisters reunited with their brother and another sister for fair weekactivities,withallplanningto watchthedemolitionderbyonSaturdaynight.Theywereunabletoenjoy theirannualfamilytraditionthepast twoyearsbecauseofthepandemic. Aftertheshow,theaudiencewas wowedbyaspectacularfireworks show,withmanyred,whiteandblue fireworkslaunchedfromthefarside of thetrack.
Zuri Finnicum, 12, of Morrison, singsalong while listening to Karen as Dolly on Thursday, Aug. 18, at the Whiteside County Fairin Morrison.
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Karen as Dolly performed to thecrowds at the Whiteside County Fairin Morrison.
Karen as Dolly delights Whiteside County Fair audience
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Theartistandhersix-manband serenadedthecrowdwithclassics such as “Jolene,” “9 to 5,” and “I Will Always LoveYou,” but alsomixed it up with songsby Bon Jovi and Elvis Presley, even bringing up a member of the audience, Amy Davis of Morri son, to put on “magic Elvis glasses” and provide backup for “All Shook Up.” Before the final songof the eve ning, “Color Me America,” Dolly recognized the service of veterans in the audienceby asking them to stand up for a round of applause.She also thanked fire, police and EMS personnelforkeepingthefairattendeesand their communities safe. “America is about us coming together.We’re the humanrace,”shesaidtothecrowd.
Thegrandstandswerefilledwith youngandold,allenjoyingthesouthernlycharmsand enthusiasticetiquetteofKarenHester, whochanneledthe“QueenofCountry”music legendinherownwholesomeway Theshowfeaturedlots ofy’allsand yeehawsandanoverallmessageof loveandkindness.KarenasDolly wasthe2021winnerof“Clashofthe CoverBands,”anE-networkcompetitionshow.
FornearlytwohoursonThursday,Aug.18,KarenasDolly,aDolly PartontributeartistfromLasVegas, performedtoalivelyaudienceof hundredsattheWhitesideCounty FairinMorrison.
ofherflowers.Shewasanexcellentbaker andenjoyedsharingherdelectablecreations withherfamily.Babettewasamemberof theFentonUnitedMethodistChurchwhere shetaughtSundayschool. Sheissurvivedbyherhusbandof44 years,Kevin;daughters,Jody(Jack)Stites, Kasie(Patrick)Linder,BeckyDuncan; grandchildren,MichaelStites,GabrielStites, Elizabeth(Jacob)Gleason;andsister,Darlene (Gene)Basala.Shewasprecededindeath byherparentsandbrothers,JohnRiceand DeweyVale.Shareamemoryorcondolence atwww.gibsonbodefh.com BABETTEM.DUNCAN Born: June9,1954inRockIsland,IL Died: August18,2022inErie,IL DonnaMaeJones, 76, of Prophetstown, passedon 8/19/2022. Arrangementsentrusted to Bosma-Gibson FuneralHome, Prophetstown. Additional information:www.bosmagibson.com. DONNAJONES PleaseRecycle YourNewspaper
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NancyJ.Peterson, 89,passedfromthis lifeonAugust16, 2022.Aprivateservicewasheldatthe RiversideCemetery inProphetstown. Gibson-BodeFuneral Home,Erie,wasinchargeofthearrangements. NancywasbornJune18,1933,thedaughter ofRolandandMarjorieSeger.Theypreceded herindeath.Nancyproudlygrewupinher hometownofErieandgraduatedfromErie
Born: September15,1951inMorrison,IL Died: August19,2022inProphetstown,IL andgraduatedfromSherrardHighSchool. ShemarriedKevinMitchellDuncanonAugust 25,1978inMorrison,Illinois.Babettedrove schoolbusfortheErieSchoolDistrictfor 27years.ShealsoworkedatResthavein Morrison.Sheheldaspecialplaceforelderly folksandenjoyedcaringforthem.This includesbeingacaregiverforherparentsin theirsenioryears. Inherearlieryears,Babettelikedtocrochet.Sheenjoyedgardeningandtakingcare
HighSchoolin1951andfromAICBusiness School.Sheworkedinthefamilygrocery storeduringherformativeyearswithher father,uncle,andbrotherwhereshefirst displayedherworkethic.Nancyalwaysrememberedandappreciatedhertremendously supportiveandlovingparents,grandparents, aunts,anduncles. NancymarriedTheodore“Ted”M.Peterson onNovember23,1956whodiedonAugust 5,2012.Theyweretheparentsofdaughter MarisandsonJoelwhobecamethefocusof theirlives.NancyandTedwereenthusiastic supportersandparticipantsinallscholastic, athletic,andmusicalactivitiesoftheirchildren.Itwasparticularlyimportanttothem thattheirchildrengraduatefromcollegeand havecareersoftheirchoicewhichtheydid. BothNancyandTedwereinstrumentalinthe establishmentofJoel’sdentalpractice,with significantfinancialcontributionsaswellas thoseoftheirtimeandtalents. Priortothebirthofherchildren,Nancy workedattheformerEclipseLawnmower CompanyinProphetstown.Afterstaying hometocareforherchildrenuntiltheirteen years,Nancyreturnedtotheworkforcewith employmentintheProphetstownschool district.LatershewasemployedbyRock RiverLumberandGrainformanyyearsuntil herretirement. NancywasamemberoftheProphetstown UnitedMethodistChurch.ShetaughtBible School,servedonseveralchurchcommittees,andwasamemberoftheWesleyan Fellowshipwhereshedevelopedimportant friendships. Nancywasanavidwalkerformanyyears, walkingalloverProphetstownwhilecommuningwithnatureandGod.Shealsohada veryspecialplaceinherheartforalldogs. InrecentyearsNancyandMariswere constantcompanions.Theyenjoyedatripof-a-lifetimeAlaskancruise.Otherfavorite activitiesweretryingdifferentlunchspots, weeklyhairappointmentswithKelly,andof coursewatchingandattendingChicagoCubs games. NancyissurvivedbyherdaughterMaris Peterson;sonJoel(Kim)Peterson;grandchildrenMaggie,Jack,andJonah;brotherRollie (Judy)Seger;sister-in-lawFlorenceFrancis; andniecesandnephews.Specialthanks isextendedtothestaffatHomesteadof MorrisonforthelovingcareNancyreceived inherfinaldays. Condolencesandmemorialcontributions maybemadetoMarisPeterson,careof Gibson-BodeFuneralHome,POBox592,Erie, IL61250.
Born: June16,1933 Died: August16,2022inProphetstown, Illinois MARKK.SANDROCK, 70,alife-longresident ofProphetstown,IL, diedpeacefullyat hishomeonFriday, August19,2022,after alongbattlewith ALS(LouGehrig’s disease). Avisitationwillbeheldfrom5:00-8:00 p.m.onFriday,August26thattheBosma-GibsonFuneralHomeinProphetstown. Additionalvisitationhourswillbeheldfrom 9:00-11:00a.m.priortothefuneralservice at11:00a.m.onSaturday,August27,at RockRiverChristianCenterinRockFalls,IL. Cremationriteswillbeaccorded.Interment willbeatalaterdateinRiversideCemetery inProphetstown.MemorialstotheRockRiver ChristianCenterandtheProphetstownFire ProtectionDistricthavebeenestablished. MarkwasbornSeptember15,1951,in Morrison,ILtoCarlyleandAudrey(Ackland) Sandrock.HewasagraduateofProphetstownHighSchool.Aftergraduation,he attendedSaukValleyCommunityCollegeand receivedanAssociateofScienceDegreein Agriculture.OnJanuary22,1971,hemarried hislong-timechildhoodfriendandhigh schoolsweetheartKathyJ.Janssenatthe FirstLutheranChurchinProphetstown.For their50thanniversary,hismostmemorable tripwasalongsidehiswifetoIsraelinMarch 2018.Theythoroughlyenjoyedthebreathtakingsites.Mark’sfaithwasalargepartof hislife.HeattendedFirstLutheranChurchin Prophetstown,IL,formanyyears,servingon severalchurchcommittees;hewasacurrent memberatRockRiverChristianCenterin RockFalls,IL.HelovedJesusChrist,hisLord andSavior,withallhisheart. MarkfarmedintheruralProphetstown areahisentirelife,withhisfather,brother, andson.Hewasactiveformanyyearswith boththeWhitesideCountyFarmBureau andPorkProducers.Heownedandflewhis ownairplane,andwasamemberoftheEAA (ExperimentalAircraftAssociation).Hehada passionforflying,tinkeringwithelectronics, andwoodworking.HeservedontheProphetstownFireProtectionDistrictandheld thehonorablepositionsofLieutenantand CaptainfortheProphetstownFireDepartment,andwasanEMTBasicfor33yearsof combinedservice.Helovedgivingbackto hiscommunity.MarkalsoworkedforEMS atCGHMedicalCenterinSterling,IL,and MorrisonCommunityHospital. Survivorsincludehiswife,Kathy;sons,MarcusSandrockofProphetstown,IL,andBrian (Elizabeth)SandrockofAltamonteSprings, FL;grandchildren,PastorStephanieSandrock ofPawnee,IL,RebeccaSandrockandBlake SandrockofAltamonteSprings,FL;sister, Christine(Douglas)JohnsonofMahomet,IL; brothers,Duane(Ann)SandrockofLakeCity, FLandSteven(Jen)SandrockofMorrison,IL; manyniecesandnephews;auntsLaVonne (Jack)DulingandSherrySandrock. Markwasprecededindeathbyhisparents, grandparents,uncleDougSandrock,and brother-in-law,LarryJanssen. Tosendonlinecondolencesgotowww. bosmagibson.com.
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BabetteM.Duncan, 68,ofErie,IL,diedAugust18,2022athome. Visitationwillbefrom 4–7pmonTuesday, August23,2022at Gibson–BodeFuneral Home,Erie.Cremation willbeaccorded.Memorialsmaybemadeto theAmericanDiabetesAssociation. BabetteMarieValewasbornJune9, 1954inRockIsland,Illinois,thedaughterof DeweyandHarryetta(Morton)Vale.Shewas educatedintheMathervillegradeschools
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DIXON–Theagricultureprogram’s firstcropofsunflowersareinbloomat SaukValleyCommunityCollege. Thefieldswereplantedearlierthis yeartoexpandanddiversifytheagprogram’scurriculumandproduction experienceforstudents.
The5-acreplotstretchesalongstate Route2neartheentrancetothe college.Communitymembersarewelcometotakephotoswiththeflowers, butparkingisnotallowedalongRoute 2,whichiswhythecollegeput up no-parkingsigns.Donotpick,cutor damagethecrop. Eachacrehasthepotentialtoyield between1,500and2,000poundsofseed thatwillbeusedforbirdseedafterharvestandcleaning. Theyieldoftheplantedseedtype alsocanbeusedassunflower oil,but lesssofordirecthumanconsumption.
SM-ST1997252 AntiqueEngine& TractorAssociation willbehostingthefollowing2022 comingevents:www.ae-ta.com To beheldattheshowgroundslocated3mileseastofJoslin, ILoffofRt.92or9milesNorthofGeneseo,ILoffofRt.92 61STANNUALANTIQUEENGINE& TRACTORWORKING FARMSHOW SEPTEMBER16TH,17TH,&18THOF2022 Demonstrations,Exhibits,GreatFood,FleaMarket, TrainRides FeaturingJohnDeere Tractors&Implements COUNTRYTHYMECRAFTSHOW Saturday,November12th9amto3pm Sunday,November13th9amto2pm ContactJune(309)781-2206 SM-ST2008915 Award Winning Florist ForThoseWhoAren’tContentWithTheOrdinary LoriShear,Owner• KayBrandauHood,Manager 10194thStreet,Fulton,IL(815)589-4045 Likeuson Facebook, LOVEus inperson. DeliverytoFulton,Morrison, Thomson, Albany, andClinton,Ia Fresh,Silk, Plants,Lanterns, &Gifts forall occasions! 7 WHITESIDENEWS ShawMedia/ShawLocal.com•Tuesday,Aug23,2022
AlexT.Paschal–apaschal@shawmedia.com A patch of sunflowers, planted by the ag classatSVCC, sits proudly on display outside ofthe college.
DonaldSmith,91, passedawayinNormalILAugust13,2022 afterashortillness. Donwasbornin1930 inDavenport,IAto RaymondandJulia Smithandgrewupin RockFallsILthenlived mostofhisadultlifein MorrisonIL. Followinggraduation fromRockFallsHigh School,Donservedour countryintheUnited StatesAirForceforfouryears,stationed inDenverCO,wherehetaughtelectronics tootherservicemen.Withthisvaluable experienceonboard,Donwasoneofthefirst tobehiredbyIBMasafieldengineerinthe earlydaysoftheirlargescalecommercial expansionofstateoftheartcomputersinthe 1950s.HeworkedforIBMfor30yearsduring whichheconstantlyadvancedastechnology progressedfromcomputersthattookentire roomstohousetothecompact,muchfaster andcomplexmodernversions.Afterleaving IBM,heremainedintheindustryuntilhis retirement. Throughouthislife,Donwasknownforhis athleticismandsenseofhumor,oftenbeing thelifeoftheparty.Heplayedmultiple sportsinhighschoolandintomiddleage andbeyond,holdingtherecordtimeforthe milerunatRockFallsHighSchoolforseveral years.Baseball,basketball,football,athletics,bowlingandgolfwereallplayedwithskill byDon.Asaspectator,overtheyearshe wasanavidsupporteroftheChicagoWhite SoxandtheUniversityofIllinoisbasketball team. Doncouldturnhishandtomanyother craftsaswell,mostnotablywoodworking –smallpiecesoffurnituretowoodcarving –andhisdevelopmentofasubdivisionof houses,someofwhichhebuilthimself. DonwasamemberoftheUnitedMethodist ChurchinMorrisonIL. SurvivingareDon’schildren–Pat(Geoff), Linda(Scott),BarbandJim(Dean)–and grandchildren–LaurenandMitchell(Kelsey). Cremationriteshavebeenaccordedwith EastLawnFuneralHome,Bloomington.A privatefamilygravesideservicewillbeheld andaCelebrationofLifeisplannedforalater date. Inlieuofflowers,memorialcontributions maybemadetotheAlzheimer’sAssociation orTransitionsHospice. Condolencesandmemoriesmaybeleftwith thefamilyateastlawnmemorial.com.
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“Specialtycropssuch aspumpkins andsunflowersareaviableoptionto diversifyyourfarmingoperation,no matterthe size,”aginstructorKevin Larsensaid.“Weareshowingourstudentsandthecommunitythatthese beautifulcropscandojustthatand addressfoodsupplyissues,aswell.”
Sunf lowers sprout at SVCC
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Thegoalistodeliverhands-on learningtoenhancestudents’knowledgebeyondthetraditional,local crop-productionmethodssuchaswith cornandsoybeans.
Thesunflowerseedsatthesupermarketarealargertypewithaheavier shellandloweroilcontent,which makesthemeasiertoprocessand resultsinalargerkernel. Theseedforthesunflowerswas donatedbyLaurenBishopandPioneer Seed. Thesunflowers areoneoftwospecialtycropstheprogramplanted,the otherbeingpumpkins.Agstudents mayrotate inothercrops infuture years,suchaswatermelon,sweetcorn, popcorn,potatoesandothers.
U.S. 30 and Emerson Road intersection improvements begin
60Years Aug.22,1962 Fred Tincher,aWhitesideCounty farmadviser,washosttoabout200cattlefeedersfromOhioonatourofseveralWhitesideCountyfarms.Peter Smith,aGardenPlaincattlefeederand farmer, demonstratedhowanautomaticaugerfeeddistributionsystem works.
TheBoardofEducationmettodiscussalawsuitthatbeganin1983.The litigationiswithRiverBendteacher VirginiaRay,whoclaimedshewasdiscriminatedagainstbecauseofherhusband,BenRay.Shewonhercaseinthe circuitcourtandafteritwasappealed totheIllinoisThirdAppellateCourtby theschooldistrict,ajudgecontinuedto ruleinfavorofMrs.Ray.Theschool boarddecidedtotakethemattertothe IllinoisSupremeCourt. 20Years Aug.21,2002
Oneofthemostcontroversial medicinesinthehistoryoftheFDArecently wasapprovedfor thetreatmentofAlzheimer’sdisease. Thecontroversy aboutitsapproval becameapparentquicklybecause therewere nogoodstudiesshowing theeffectontheactualdiseaseprocess. Rather,themedicinewasapproved solelyonthebasisthatitcouldreduce amyloidinthebrain.Amyloidhaslong beennotedasabuildupsubstancein thebrain of Alzheimer’spatients. However,asmuchastheorymakes sense tohaveanantibodyagainstthis buildup,thedatasimplyhasnotbeen available regardingclinicaloutcomes. Thecompany hasbeenmandatedto conductclinicaltrialstoestablishthe workability ofthe medicine.However, keepinmindthatseveraltrialsalready hadbeenperformedbeforethe approvalandnoneofthetrialshad shownsignificantbenefit.Whenthe finaltrials areperformed,itislikely thatanybenefitwillbemodestatbest. Meanwhile,thesideeffectsarefrightening–swellingofthe brainoccurring inmorethanathirdofthepatients, headachesandbleedingdisorders.One outoffivehavebleedinginthebrain, andconfusiondoublescomparedwith placebo. Mostpeopledonotconsiderthe priceofmorethan$50,000ayeartobe asignificantbargainforthis typeof medicine.Given thattheMedicare populationcouldincludeahalfmillionpeoplecapableofreceivingsome treatment,thecostismorethan$25 billionayear.Inaddition,thereare specialimagingstudiesrequired,such as PETscansthatmaynotalwaysbe coveredandcanbeexpensive.There weremanyirregularitiesthatledto theapprovalofthismedicine.The originalindependentpanelonthe FDAvotedextensivelytoreject this medicine.Withthenextpanel,three keyadvisersresignedbecauseofthe recommendation. Meanwhile,thereisafarcheaper treatmentforAlzheimer’sthatisnot gettingenoughattention.Alzheimer’s hasbeenlabeledType3 diabetes. This isbecausetherehasbeenastrong associationwithdementiaandinflam mationofthebrain,whichisdrivenby sugar.Anothersourcecausingthe inflammationisgluten,whichisseen insomanyproductstoday.Thisis effectivelyconvertedtosugarandalso servestoinflamethebrain.The inflamedbraindoesnotfunction nearlyaswell.Whilecoconutoilwill notreversemostdramaticcasesofAlzheimer’s,itdoesprovidesomeessen tialfattyacidsfornerveconnection. Equallyimportantisthefactthatit mayreplaceafairamountofsugars.
CharlesMcCabeassumedhisduties aspresidentoftheFultonLionsClub. McCabesteppedupfromthefirstvice president’schairupontheresignation ofpresidentClarenceDykema. DykemawillbeleavingFultontodo missionworkinArizona.
40Years Aug.25,1982 ThosewhoreceivedAccenton Excellenceawardsfromschool board memberMrs.JaneOrmaninclude Mrs.AllenTurner,presidentofthe AlbanyParent-Teacherorganization; Mrs. RoyNelson,presidentoftheFulton PTA;Mrs.ClarenceVanderBleek Jr.,presidentoftheMusicBoosters; andMr.andMrs.SteveWhitmore, headsoftheAthleticBoosters. Mr.MartinKinert,thenewsuperintendentofRiverBendschools, said preliminarystudiesofthedistrict’s financesindicatethedistrictwillfacea severecashflowprobleminamatterof afewmonths.Heindicatedhewascontinuingtostudythefinancialsituation andhopedtohaverecommendations fortheboard’snextmeeting.Principalshaveagreedtoacceptasalary freeze tohelpthedistrictout.
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TheFultonCityCouncilheard a proposalfromHeatherBennett,the economicdevelopmentdirector.Under herplan,thecity woulduseallofthe moneycollectedfromthewindmill’s donationboxformaintenanceand repairs,plusmarketingandpromotion.Atpresent,halfofthemoneygoes tothecityandhalftotheFriendsofthe Windmillforoperatingexpenses.
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YOURHEALTH A controversial medicine totreat Alzheimer’s diseaseis discussed
NEWSBRIEFS FultonKiwanis best ball golf outing isSept. 15
Thecostis$50aperson,which includescart,greenfeeandlunch. Holesponsorshipsareavailablefor $50each. AllproceedsfundacademicscholarshipsatFultonHighSchool. Toreserveafoursome,callBillWilkin at563-249-3098.
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TheIllinoisDepartmentofTransportationannouncedthatconstructionat theintersectionofU.S.30andEmerson RoadinWhitesideCountybeganMonday,Aug.22,weatherpermitting.
TheFulton fireandambulance departmentsreceivednewgearlockers. Firedepartmentmembersstarted a fundraisingeffortlastyearfortheproject.Thememberscontinued withfund raisingeffortsthisyeartofinishthe project,whichcost$13,000.Withthe helpoftheD.S.Flikkemagrant,F.A.C.E grantandadonationfromIllowaThrift Storeandfundraisingfromthedepartment,the goalwasreached. Sixnewteachershavejoinedthe districtteachingstaff. TheyareColin Mix,RiverBendMiddleSchoolspecial education;StephanieSchmitt,Fulton HighSchoolEnglish;LoriWells,Ful tonHighSchoolspecialeducation; EmilyBeveroth,RiverBendMiddle Schoolscience;KathySay,FultonHigh Schoolmathematics;andRyanBrad shaw,FultonHighSchoolguidance counselor.
TheFultonKiwaniswillholdits annualbestballgolfoutingonThursday, Sept.15,atSandburrRuninThomson. Teetimeisnoon.
Theintersectioniseightmileseastof Morrison.WorkwillcloseEmersonRoad atU.S.30.Amarkeddetourwillguide EmersonRoadtrafficusingWestLincoln HighwayandU.S.30. Workisexpectedtobecompletedby Sept.9.
JulieVanZuidenhasopenedanew business,GreatRiverFinancialServices,170510thAve.(nexttoSuper Wash).Thebusinesswillprovide accounting,bookkeeping,taxpreparationandfinancialservices forindividualsandbusinesses.
30Years Aug.19,1992 AftertheinsurancecarrierofRiver Bendschoolsinsistedontheremovalof someoftheplaygroundequipmentatthe schools,Fulton Elementaryprincipal JimAsherattemptedtofindfundsfor modern,insuranceapprovedequipment. Hecollectedmorethan$8,500indonationsfromindividuals,businessesand organizationsaftertheschoolbudgetdid notincludefundsforsuch projects.
TheC&SCycle-ForeignRepair shop,undertheownershipofClifton SmithandArlyHuizenga,openedin thebuildingatthefootoftheFulton-Lyonsbridge. LarryKettlerparticipatedinthe StateTrackMeetoftheIllinoisJunior SportsJamboree.Hewasafirst-place winnerinthelocalanddistrictcontest atDeKalbandreceivedseventhplace inthelongjumpatthestatelevel.
PAST -FULTON 1962: Ohio cattle feeders tour Whiteside County farms
seeitgrow. “WhatIloveaboutworkinghereis itdoesn’tseemlikejustajobtome. I lovemakingpeople’sdrinksandcomingupwithnewideasfordrinksevery day,”shesaid,addingshewelcomes drinkideasfromcustomers. CurrenthoursforPaw’sPerksare 7a.m.to4p.m.MondaythroughFridayand8a.m.to3p.m.Saturday.Itis closedonSunday.FollowPaw’sPerks onsocialmediaforupdates,specials, locationsandmore. ATTENTIONEXHIBITORS! 2022SAUK VALLEY TUESDAY, OCTOBER4TH•10AM-2PM•NORTHLANDMALL•STERLING ThePremierEventForThose55&Better! Meetface-to-facewithseniorswhoareeager tolearnaboutyourproductsandservices. SPACEISLIMITED! REGISTRATIONDEADLINE SEPTEMBER23RD! Formoreinformationortoregisteryourexhibitorspace, call KellyNull at(815)632-2566oremailmarketing@saukvalley.com est.1851 SponsoredBy Paw’s Perks traveling coffee trailer opens in Fulton FULTON SarahFordforShawMedia ABOVE LEFT: Madisyn Schreiner, owner of Paw’s Perks LLC,delivers anenergy drink order throughthe window. ABOVERIGHT: Paw’s Perks traveling coffee shop currently is set up at Lashed Out, All Your Beauty Needs parking lot at 1115 Fourth St.in Fulton.
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Anewtravelingcoffeetrailer has setupshopinFulton,butplansarein theworkstoeventuallybringitto otherlocationsthroughoutWhiteside andCarrollcounties. Paw’sPerksLLCisownedbyMadisynSchreinerandhersignificant otherAustinPawski.Shegrewupin ThomsonandhegrewupinClinton, andtheybothresideinMountCarroll. Hislastnameprovidedinspirationfor thebusinessnamewhilethelogofeaturesMilo,theirFrenchboodle (Frenchbulldog/poodlemix).
Thecoffeedrinksareavailablehot, blendedoriced,withanoptionof whippedcreamorespresso.Theyalso havefreepuppucinotreatsfordogsthat comealongwiththeir owners. Thecouplehopestoeventually expandtheirfoodmenu,butfornow theycarrycakepopsfromCakeFantasiesbyAshley,aClinton, Iowa,cupcakeshop.Availableflavorsarestrawberry,milkandwhitechocolate,and chocolatealmond.
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Whenthecoupleboughttheremodeledsilvertrailer,theyonlyhadto updateafewthingsbeforetheirofficialopeningWednesday,Aug.3.For now,they’vesetupshopat1115Fourth St.inFultonattheLashedOutparkinglotandplantobetherefortherest ofthefoodtruckseason. Theirdrinksincludegourmetcoffee, energydrinks,bobateas,chaiteaand smoothies.Drinkofthedayspecials haveincludedcaramels’moresfrappes, watermelonmintcucumberjumpstarts andblueberrypomegranate smoothies
ForMadisyn,thecoffeetrailer is herfull-timejobandshe’sexcitedto
The LIHEAPprovidesone-timebenefits toincomeeligiblehomeownersandrenterstohelpwithenergybillsandforreconnectionofenergyservice.Propanecustomersareencouragedtoapplywhenthe programopensinSeptembertotake advantageoflowerpropane prices.Propane prices typically increase during the winter months, so by applying early, pro panecustomers will seetheir LIHEAP benefitgofurther. Applications will be taken at Princeton, Savanna, Streator,Ottawa, La Salle,Dixon, Lacon, Oregon, Rochelle, Wyoming and Rock Falls offices and applications can be taken by appointment, fax, email and mail.
GynethYvonnePartridgeand KalaMaxwelltoRaymondE. Weidel, 311DixonAve.,RockFalls,$55,000.
Source:WhitesideCountyRecorder’s Office
EugeneM.Weigant to Jonathon HurdandOtisVarden,apartment buildings at 401 and402Circle Drive, RockFalls, $320,000. EstherM.BohmstoJavier Sandoval,1006SeventhAve.,RockFalls, $129,000.
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POLICEREPORTS Fultonpolice Aug.12
To submit an application, submit all documentation required: proof of gross income from all household members for the prior 30-dayperiodbeginning with the dateof application; proofof SocialSecurity numbersor individual taxpayer identification number for all householdmembers (individuals without them canstill apply); a copy ofcurrent heat and electric bills issuedwithin the last 30 days; a copy of rental agreement(ifrenting)showing utilities are included, the monthly rental amountand landlord contact; andother documentsthat maybe needed based on householdsituations. Water and sewer assistanceisavailable this year in the Low Income Household Water AssistanceProgram.Applyfor water and sewer assistance on the same application. Bringwater bills to the LIHEAPappointment. Call the Tri-CountyOpportunities Council at 1-800-323-5434foroutreach locationsandschedulesand for informationon what documents are needed to apply and ways to submitanapplication.
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TheprogramwillbeginSept.1forall income-eligiblehouseholds.Applications willbetakenonafirst-come,first-serve basisthrough May31.Therewillbenoprioritygroupsthisprogramyear.Householdsinneedareencouraged to apply. Householdsmustbeatorbelow200%of thefederalpovertyleveltoreceiveabenefitfromtheLowIncomeHomeEnergy AssistanceProgram.BeginningSept.1, therewillbeanoptiontoacceptaone-time payment to autility provider.Formedian incomeandthenumberofpeoplelivingin thehousehold,theincomeguidelinesare one-$2,265;two-$3,052;three-$3,838;and four-$4,625. Gototcochelps.orgtoknowincomelimitsforhouseholdswithfivemembersor more.
KathrynA.SchauffofSterlingwascited fordisobeyingastopsignatRoute84and Highway30.Shewasreleasedwithapromisetocomply. Aug.16
DannyR. andSandra K. Ivey to MichaelJ.Borell,717 Broadway, Sterling,$121,000. Gregg A. andKrista A. Sikkemato HomeCashOfferProsLLC,2105 SixthSt.,Fulton,$18,000. SusanA.WilsonandVirginia L. SilveytoAlejandroPerez,404N. BaseSt.,Morrison,$185,000. Quitclaimdeeds Juan M. GarciaJr.toJulia Hernandez,1207HarveyDrive,Sterling, $0. DavidR.BrebnertoEstherTaylor, 303 W. 20thSt.,RockFalls, $0. JamesA.andDeniseL. Zinkto GaryL.Jones,21746TampicoRoad, Sterling,$0. Trusteesdeeds Trust No RLH971andSLH97and HardingTrust,RichardL.andSandra L.Harding,trustees, to JonathonM. HurdandOtis M. Varden,403Circle Drive,RockFalls,$81,000. LarryG. and MaryR.McCormick TrusttoDennis andBrookeWeidman,oneparcelonEast 36thStreet, Sterling,$35,000. Executorsdeed LawrenceNusbaumEstateto Laura Christine Thomsen, 1507 First Ave., RockFalls,$50,000. Deeds CimIncomeNavInc. toCypress MergerSubLLC,111312thSt.,Erie (DollarGeneral), $1,181,775. LenaM.Petty toFurrFamily Trust,DouglasE.andSally A. Furr, trustees,30490Prairie St.,Rock Falls,$40,000. LorenJ.andDorothy E. Schlomer TrusttoAmazingGrace of Sterling DBA FaithChristianFellowship, 10118BrianRoad,RockFalls,$0.
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ToniaM.GainesofFreeportwascitedfor speedinganddrivingwhilelicenseis revokedatRoute84and22ndAvenue.She wasreleasedwithanoticetoappear. Individualsinthepolicereporthavebeen accusedofacharge.Theyarepresumed innocentuntilprovedguilty.
ISP District 1 announces monthly activity for July IllinoisStatePoliceDistrict1Commander DyanTalbotannouncedenforcementfigures andactivityforJuly. IllinoisStatePoliceDistrict1troopers issued411citations,527writtenwarnings andmade17criminalarrestsduringthe monthofJuly.Troopersissued248citations forspeeding,13citationsfordistracteddrivingviolationsand18citationsforseatbelt violations.Therewere23arrestsfornovalid driver’slicenseordrivingwhilelicensesuspended/revoked. Troopersinvestigatedeighttraffic crashes,assisted81motoristsandconducted73commercialmotorvehicleinspections,14ofwhichwereplacedoutofservice forsafetyreasons. Therewereeightarrestsfordriving undertheinfluence. District1,whichencompassesCarroll, Lee,OgleandWhitesidecounties,investigatednofataltrafficcrashesinJuly.
Home energy assistance program begins Sept.1
Fundsareavailabletoassistincome-eligiblehouseholdswithnaturalgas,propane andelectric billsandfurnaceassistance, saidtheTri-CountyOpportunitiesCouncil, whichservicesBureau,LaSalle,Lee,Marshall,Putnam,Carroll,Ogle,Starkand Whitesidecounties.
DouglasA.andNancyA.Nelson toTannerandArielSeidel, 506E. SecondSt.,RockFalls,$159,900.
DonnaJ.ChervenyofClinton,Iowa,was citedforfailuretoyield-stopintersectionin the900blockof10thAvenue.Shewas releasedwithapromisetocomply. Aug.13
WhitesideCounty Warrantydeeds CarolMohrEstate, Matthewand JeffreyMohr,Jennifer Stewart and PatriciaTimmtoMarthaBogott Dowell,2009StrawberryLane,Sterling,$199,900. ChristopherM. andRachelA Priceto CraigD.andAmyJ.Stanford,10850GardenPlain Road, Morrison,$150,500. GloriaAgnewEstate,Daneand ShawnAgnewandMeganGreulto TraciL. Mask,501MainSt.,Erie, $130,000. Nelson PropertiesLLC to Miranda C.Moen,401E.SixthSt.,RockFalls, $132,000. Esther M.Mohns to EricCalhoun, 10349FentonRoad,Fenton, $79,900. ToddandShaundaTiesmanto ToddA.MuellerTrust,one parcel on Fourth Street,Fulton,$120,000. NancyS. ButttoKenneth W. Miller,1501 E.24thPlace,Sterling, $129,900. David C. andErmaLorraine Wahl toL.EdwardEbersohl,twoparcels onGrandviewDrive,Sterling, $20,000. MichaelL.KnotttoLoisE. and JosephP.SpencerJr.,1007Fourth St.,Fulton, $40,000. DerekA.JohnsontoSusan Winters,1005 NinthAve.,RockFalls, $67,500. TylerJ.andAshlee M. Mendenhall to ChaseR.Swanson,403W. SixthSt., Prophetstown, $82,000. DustinandJodi Thompsonto AshleyE.Fishman,1822Second Ave., Sterling,$138,000. TamithaMaeBeattie,now Hutchison,toRachael andLucas RandallDespain,5071GardenPlain Road,Fulton,$235,000. Becki L. DamhoffEstate, Zachary P.andAbramR. Houzenga and DavidA.DamhofftoDerikS. and NinaK.Damhoff,oneparcelonPrairieCenter Road,Morrison, $300,000. BeckiL. DamhoffEstate,Zachary P.andAbramR. Houzenga and DavidA.DamhofftoDustinD. and JackieM.Damhoff,oneparcelon HazelRoad,Morrison, $540,000. SantosChaveztoJohnny J. Cruz, 1404DillonAve.,Sterling, $13,500. WendyWellstoHarknessPropertiesLLC,1840FirstAve.,Sterling (formerlyWellsFamilyDentistry), $425,000.
HalP.RaabofClinton,Iowa,wasarrested forspeeding,operatinganuninsuredvehicle anddrivingwhilelicenseissuspended.He wasreleasedwithanoticetoappear. Aug.14
United Way Whiteside
TheWeekofCaringwillbethe organization’skickofftoitsannual fundraisingcampaign. “Thiseventisanincrediblecollaborationbetweenvolunteersandcommunityorganizations,”UnitedWay ExecutiveDirectorKeriOlsonsaid. “Wecouldnotthinkofabetterwayto celebratethekick-offofourannual communitycampaigns.”
Ebenezer church service to honor firstresponders OnSundaymorning,Sept.11, EbenezerReformedChurch,309E.Park Street,Morrison,willhost“Honoring OurFirstResponders.” Thisoutdoorworshipservicewillbe heldat10:30a.m.inthechurchparking lot.Everyoneiswelcometoattendthis tributetofirefighters,policeofficers, sheriff’sdeputiesandemergencymedicalservicespersonnel.Bringalawn chairorsitinyourcarandtuneinyour radioto98.3FM. Freefoodandafunfestwillbeheld aftertheserviceat11:30a.m.Enjoy a cookoutpicnic,bouncyhouseforkids, cakewalkandmore. Register for youth fall sports in Morrison MorrisonParksandRecreationis offeringfallsportsagain,buttheregistrationdeadlineisfastapproaching. FallregistrationforPre-Kthrough fifthgradesoccerandfirstthroughfifth gradeflagfootballisopenthrough Wednesday,Aug.31. Thesoccerseasonwillrunfrom Sept.14toOct.19andflagfootballwill runfromSept.19toOct.27. Fullprogramdetailsandformscan befoundatquickscores.com/morrisonsports.
UnitedWaysupports23nonprofits inWhitesideCounty. “Inflationhasaffectedbudgetsfor allofourpartneragencies,”Olson said.“Withthousands ofresidents impactedbyservicesprovided,our UnitedWaycampaignsaremore importantthanever.” Gotouwwhiteside.orgforinformationabout thecampaignorWeekof Caring. “Ourfocusisonlocalsolutionsfor localissues,”Anderson said.“All campaignfundsraisedherestayin WhitesideCounty.”
“WewanttocelebratetheLive Unitedspiritandmakethebiggestdifferencethroughoutthecounty,”said KevinAnderson,presidentofthe UnitedWayofWhitesideCounty Board. TheweekwilltakeplaceSept.5to 11withprojectsacrossthecounty includinglandscaping,writingletters,painting,roadsideor park clean up,andseveralotheropportunities.
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Theeventisforthose21andolder.It willbeattheMorrisonSportsComplex, 315BishopRoad. Comeoutandlistentothenostalgic soundsofthe1970swithlivemusic fromTheThirdWheelandDJPatdown. Theconcessionstandwillbeopen,but coolersarewelcome. Admissionisfreetothosedressed head-to-toein1970sgear(bellbottoms,tie-dyesorascharactersfromthe movie),$3ifyouwearsomethingsuch asaconcertT-shirtor$5ifyoudon’t wanttodressupatall. Organizerswantyoutocomeeither way,sobringsomechairs,drinks, snacksandheadtothefootballfieldfor agroovygoodtime! Kickin’ for Olliekickball tournamentreturns ThethirdannualKickin’forOlliekickballtournamentisreturningtoDorranceParkinPortByrononSaturday, Aug.27.Gatherateamof10-12for a dayofkickball,rafflesandfamilyfun. Thecostis$125foreachco-edteam, withthewinningteamgetting$125and secondplacegetting$65.Thefirst roundkicksoffat9a.m.withsingle eliminationgames. Allfundsraisedwillhelp offset ongoingmedicaltreatmentfor4-yearoldOliverHuizengaof LeClaire,Iowa. At15monthsold,Olliewasdiagnosedwithtesticularcancer.He’scurrentlyinremissionbutstillhasongoing treatments inIowaCity.Manyofhis familymembersliveinupperRock
TheUnitedWayofWhiteside CountywillbecelebratingitsWeekof Caringwithvolunteerprojectsacross thecommunity.
County seeking volunteers for Week of Caring
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TheWeekofCaringisatradition recognizingvolunteerismbybringing togetherteamsfromlocalbusinesses, schools,churches,civicgroupsand familiestocompleteprojectsand makeanimpactonthenonprofitcommunity.
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NEWSBRIEFS DazedFesttaking place on Aug. 27 inMorrison
Peoplewantingtosubmitapossibleprojectthatbenefitsanonprofit, school,parkorothergroupcancontacttheUnitedWayat815-625-7973or kolson@uwwhiteside.org.
TheMorrisonDepartmentofFun wantsyoutopartylikeit’s1976from 7 to11:30p.m.Saturday,Aug.27,at DazedFest,afestivalinspiredbythe movie“DazedandConfused.”
IslandCounty. Thecommunityisinvitedtocome outtoDorranceParktowatchthetournamentorsupportthefundraiser.There willbefoodandLJ’ssalsaavailablefor purchaseandavarietyofgreatraffle prizes. FindoutmoreattheKickin’forOllie Facebookeventpage.Tosignup a team,emailKatelynattheincredibleolliej27@gmail.comorcall309-230-2466.
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COLLEGENEWS Local students on Carthage College dean’s list
Shannon Fry among Morningside graduates MorningsideUniversityheldacommencementceremonyfor196undergraduatestudentsand241graduatestudentsonMay14atElwoodOlsen StadiumonMorningside’scampus. AmongthegraduateswasShannon FryofErie,master’sdegreeinnursing. Locals on WIU Summer Dean’s List 192undergraduatestudentsenrolled atWesternIllinoisUniversitywere namedtothe2022SummerDean’sList.
Thetotalincludes34studentsatthe WesternIllinois-QuadCitiesCampus. TobenamedtotheWesternIllinois SummerDean’sList,anundergraduate studentmustearnatleasta3.6gradepointaverageonascaleof4.0. LocalstudentsonthelistareBailey Youngberg(senior),Erie;TerrieCarroll (senior),Morrison;JessicaAnnDecap (senior),Hillsdale;andBrittanyACaldwell(senior),PortByron.
The Ancestor Project SCHOOL
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CynthiaJeanSwanCarlsonGragg
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Doyouknowsomeonethatifyou didn’tknowthem,youwouldn’tbethe same personyouaretoday?Forme, that’smygrandma,CynthiaJeanSwan CarlsonGragg.Mygrandmadidn’thave agreatchildhoodasshewas bornafew yearsaftertheGreatDepressionandher familywasverypoor.Despitethis,she workedhardformanyyearstosupport herfamilyandevenhadmultiplejobs. Shehasworkedforalmostherentire life andisproudtosaysheearnedeverything thatshehas. CynthiaJeanSwan CarlsonGraggisanamazingperson becauseshegrewuppoor,whichhumbledher,sheworkedhardforallofher adulthood,andshecaresaboutothers. MygrandmawasbornatHammond HenryHospitalinGeneseo,onNov.3, 1949.Herparents,mygreat-grandparents,areDaleandEleanorSwanand hersiblingsareJohnandBillSwan.She haslivedinGeneseoherwholelifeand isstilllivingtheretoday. Whenshewasachild,shewentto a one-roomschoolhouseforelementary schoolandtoGeneseoHighSchoolfor therestofherschooling.Becauseshe hadtodochoreseverydayandgoto school,shedidn’thavemuchofaneducation.Hermomhadtotakecareofher sickgrandmaeveryday,sosheended updoingalmostallofthecooking,cleaningandironing.Shealsohadtodolotsof farmworkbecauseherfamily’sfarm raisedchickens,ducks,geese,ahorse andapony.Theonlyentertainmentshe hadwasasmallTVthatonlygotafew channels,arecordplayerandridingher pony.She atepopcornandoatmeal everydaybecauseitwascheapandshe didn’tevergetnicefood.Oftentimesshe wouldeatroadkill orsomethingher brotherskilledthatdayfordinner. Overall,shegrewupinpovertyand didn’thaveaverygoodchildhood,but living likethishumbledherandmade hernevertake anythingshehasfor granted.Sheisproudofherfamilyand everythingthatshehasaccomplished. Mygrandmaalsoworkedhardall throughoutheradulthood.Shehadmultiplejobsandevenranahousecleaning businessformanyyears.Shehasalways workedhard sothatshecouldprovide forherfamily.Shewasevenasingle motherofmydadandhisbrotherfor fouryearsaftershedivorcedDavid
Carlson.ShelatermarriedJoseph Graggandtheyarestilltogethertoday. Shehasthreegrandchildrenwhomshe isveryproudof:Michael, Isaacand myself. Sheenjoyedbeingabletotakecareof herfamilyandprovideforthem,even whenitmeantworkingmultiplejobs andnothavingtimetodoanyofher hobbiesorhaveanytimeforherself. Evenwithallofherjobs,shewasstill poorwhileraisingherchildrenand wentthroughmanyobstacleswhenshe wastryingtogivethemagoodchildhood.Shewantedthemtohaveabetter childhoodthanshedid.Shealsowanted themtohaveagoodeducationandgoto collegebecausesheneverdid. As you cansee,mygrandmaworkedhard throughoutheradulthoodsothatshe couldprovideforherfamily. Cindyalsocaresimmenselyabout others.Shehascleanedpeople’shouses, sometimesforfree,throughouther entirelifeandshestilldoestodaydespite beingretired.Shealsotakes careof elderlypeoplewhocan’ttakecareof themselves.Forexample,thereisalady livingdowntheroadfromherthatcan’t alwaystakecareofherselfsosometimes inthemorningmyGrandmaCindywill gotoherhouseandputonhersocksand cookherbreakfast.Sheisalsoverykind topeopleshedoesn’tevenknow.One timewhenshecameoverforChristmas, shegavemeapresenttogivetoElley becausesheknewElleywasmybest friendandshewantedtogethersome thing.Cindyalso lets mybrothersand meeatwhateverwewantwhenweare atherhouse.Isaacalwaystakesadvan tageofthisanddrinksaboutfourcansof popwhenwevisither,butshedoesn’t mindatall.Cindyalsogetsusicecream anytimeshetakesusoutofschooland bringsustoanappointment.Cindyis a verykindandgenerouspersonwho caresgreatlyaboutothers. Overall,IthinkIlearnedalotfrom this project,andnotjustthingsabout mygrandma’spast.Ilearnedthatmy grandmacaresalotaboutherfamily andthatshenevertakesanythingfor granted.Ilearnedthatmygrandma’s childhoodgreatlyaffectedherlifeand madeherintothepersonsheistoday. I thinkthatafterthisprojectIwilltruly seeandappreciatemygrandma more thanI did before. Ithinknowtherela tionshipbetweenuswillbestronger thanever.Ialsowouldliketotryand nottakethegoodchildhoodthatI have forgrantednowthatIknowwhatkind ofchildhoodshehad.Mygrandmais a greatpersonandIhopeIcanbelikeher whenIgrowup. CynthiaJeanSwanCarlsonGraggis anamazingperson.Mygrandma’sfam ilywasverypoorwhenshewasyounger andthismadehernevertakeforgranted anyoftheprivilegesthatshegot.She alsoworkedhardallofheradulthood andevenhadmultiplejobsformostofit. Shecaresaboutpeopleaswell.Shehas takencareofothersherwholelifeby cleaningothers’houses,takingcare of theelderlyandbeingkindtoeveryone shemeets.MygrandmaCindyisawon derfulpersonandahardworkerwith manygoodtraits.
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Asone ofthefinalprojectsofthe year,seventhgradersatErieMiddle Schoolwerechallengedtopickan ancestor,orsomeonetheycould researchandlearnmoreabout,in ordertowriteastorytellingabouttheir life.Studentsconductedinterviews withfamilymembersandsomewere abletogatheradditionalresourcesand picturestohelptelltheirstory.While thereweremanygreatstorieswritten, notallwillbepublished. Thisprojectwasacollaborative effortbetweenstudentsinhistory classeswithMrs.KruthoffandMr. Armstrong,EnglishclasswithMrs. Wolfandtheirfamilies.
Morethan760studentshavebeen namedtotheCarthageCollegedean’s listforthespring2022semester,includingBrettVanDeWostineandAbigail Stichter,bothofErie. Alexis Verkruysse graduates from UW-Stevens Point TheUniversityofWisconsin-Stevens Pointconferreddegreesto1,100graduatesforthespring2022semester. AlexisVerkruysseofErie,bachelor’s degreeinelementaryeducation,cum laude,wasamongthosegraduatingfrom Wisconsin-StevensPoint.
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Thedisplaysandstorytelling broughtbackmemoriestotheolder generationswhileinstillingasenseof communityprideforallwhocameby. Therewereoldvillagedocuments, plat maps,blackandwhitephotos, historicalartifacts,businessmementos,newspaperarticles,aphotoslideshowandasectiondedicatedtoErie schoolsports.
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The Sesquicentennial event was sponsored by the Village of Erie, HanfordInsurance,Gibson-BodeFuneral HomesandCremationServices, ParkwayViewFamilyDentistry, SaukValleyLawGroup,Country Financial,ClockTowerCommunity Bank,GoldStar FS,Inc.,Shaheen’s VillageMarket, ErieStateBank, Casey’s,MillerRealEstate,MelSaad InsuranceAgencyandErieFoods International,Inc.
TheErieCemeterywasregistered in1880,andthefirstRockRiver bridgewasbuiltin1892atacostof $21,500.Therewere70menfromErie whofoughtintheCivilWarand58 whofoughtinWorldWarI.Acollectionofarrowheadsandaxheads foundonErieareafarmlandwascontributedby GloriaRosenow-McKenna. Notablebusinessesfromtheearly yearswerethecheesefactorybuiltin 1873,anoperahousethatopenedin 1896,anelectric lightplantbuiltin 1899,andtheFirstNationalBankof Eriethatopenedin1903,whichwould betheonlybanktosurvivetheGreat Depression.Thefirstnewspaper, “ErieWeeklyBulletin,” wasestablishedin1875,witha$1peryearsubscriptioncost.
ThoughtheErieHistoryMuseum wasshort-lived,itmadeanimpacton 600-plusvisitorsduringErie’sSesquicentennialcelebration.ThetemporarymuseumattheVillageHallwas aspecialpartofErie’s150thcelebrationheldAug. 12-14thatbrought togetherthepersonalcollectionsof manytoofferaglimpseintothepast.
Thefirstschoolforgrades1-12was builtin1896,ahighschoolwasbuilt in1939,theK-3elementaryschool wasbuiltin1954,andthejuniorhigh wasbuiltin1968.St.AmbroseChurch wasbuiltin1936,andErieChristian Churchwasrebuiltin1958.
Thehistorymuseumwasalaborof lovespearheadedbytwoErieresidents–formertrusteeKathyKuhnen andantiquecollectorCarlaJaquet, whoestablishedtheunofficialErie, IllinoisHistoricalSocietypageafew yearsago.Thetwolocalhistorians teamedupfortheSesquicentennial projectandprocuredhundredsof mementosfromlocalsandbusinesses forthespecialshowcase. Eriewasestablishedin1872and hasastoriedhistoryoftriumphsover tragedies,fromtheBreedBlockfire onMarch24,1943,thedowntown traincrashonNov.19,1950,and record-breakingRockRiverfloodsin 1973and1993.Throughphotos,documentsandartifacts,thehistory museum toldthestoryofErieand thosewhobuiltitalongtheway.
Even though the full display is gone and the artifacts returned to their owners, bits of Erie’s history are stillavailableonline.TheEriePublic Library websitehasadigitalarchive ofthe“ErieIndependent”andthe “Review” ontheirwebsite, andthe Erie,IllinoisHistoricalSocietyFacebookpageregularlyfeaturesoldphotosandinformation.TheErieMiddle SchoolSummerEnrichmentprogram contributedtothephotoslideshow andEriehistory,whichcanbefound at https://tinyurl.com/erieILhistory orhttps://tinyurl.com/Erie150.
Eriehasstrongrootsthanksto manycommunitygroupsoverthe years,suchastheErieWoman’sClub establishedin1903,theAmerican LegionPost582charteredin1920,the ErieRotaryClubfoundedin1945,the ErieLionsClubfoundedin1959,the ErieFireProtectionDistrictestablishedin1966,theEriePublicLibrary Districtfoundedin1964,andtheErie CountryClubthatwasfoundedin 1973.
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Relics of the past displayed at Erie History Museum
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Dr.ReLaRueopenedamedical practiceinOctober1903andprovided localcarefor 35 years.HissonDr RobertLaRuethenjoinedhisfather andcarriedonthepracticeformore than40years.Aselectionoftheirvintagemedicalequipmentwasprovided courtesyoftheMervinandJudyHannisFamily.Therealsowasaneducationaldisplayon“Eriedoctorsover theyears.” OtheritemsofnotewereaCivil Wareraquilt,antiquebottles,early gasstationcomponentsandCentennialmemorabilia.TheErienewspapersalsowererepresented,withold articlesfromtheearly1900stomore recentcopiesthatwereinthe2002 timecapsule openedfortheSesquicentennial. “It’sthetellingofthestory that bringsourhistorytolifeandcarriesit ontothenextgeneration,”Jaquet said. ShequotedMaryOlivertosummarizethehistorymuseum–“Payattention.Beastonished.Tellaboutit.” Anotherquote, authorunknown, wasprintedoutanddisplayedaround themuseum–“Having knowledgeof ourhistoryallowsustounderstand wherewearecomingfrom,which allows us to understandourpresent. Itnotonlyrevealsthepast,butitalso helpsuscreateabetterfuture.” Visitorswereamazedatthecollectionandslowlyworkedtheirway throughtheuniquecollections. MadonnaFloydofEriesaiditwas “fabulous,absolutelywonderful,” andseeingalltheelementsofthe town’shistorybroughtbackalotof memories.
FAR LEFT: Madonna Floyd of Erie said the temporary Erie History Museum was “fabulous”while browsing throughthe displays onSaturday,Aug. 13 LEFT: Erie residents CarlaJaquet,left, and Kathy Kuhnenare pictured at the temporary Erie History Museum at the Village Hall on Saturday, Aug. 13, during the Sesquicentennial celebration. The two teamed up to bring relics of Erie’s past together for a four-day historical experience.
“Ithinkthisyearwedefinitelyhavealotof youngerguysthataregoingtostepupandplay.Last year,weweresenior-heavy,youcouldsay.Ithink wehadabout20kidsthatwereseniors,” Strating said.“Weprobablyhadabouteightofthem thatwerestarters,sowelostthem,butthey’regonna getreplacedbysomekids thatareyounger, andthey’rewillingtoworkprettyhardforus.”
“Alotoftheseguysalsoplayedupinthosevarsity positions,”Bakersaid.“We’vegotsomeunderclassmenthatareplayingupthisyear,andthey’re workingprettyhardfortheirspots.” Thisyear’steamisamixofyouthandexperience, Snidersaid,butmostimportant,it’sacohesiveand close-knitgroup.
“Quiteafewstarters[toreplace],especiallyon theoffensiveline.Ithinkwe’vegotfivenewstarters ontheoffensiveline,butwehavefourguysthatsaw significantvarsityplayingtimelastyearatonepositionoranother,”Snidersaid.“Soagain,replacing thestarters,butwhenitcomesdowntoit,we’re replacingthemwithguysthathavealotofvarsity experience,justnotstartingexperience.”
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Butthedisappointingrecordwasonlyfueltothe firethisoffseasonasreturningplayersshowedupto thepracticefield,filmroomandweightroomreinvigoratedandfullofenergy,whileencouragingtheir newteammatestofollowsuit.
Coach, Morrison players expect bigger things this season after in 2021
ReturningtoleadMorrisonthisyeararesenior quarterbackDannyMouw,whothrewformorethan 600yardslastyearwhiletheteamaveragedonlysix passattemptspergame;juniorrunningback/ defensivebackChaseNewman,wholedtheteamin tacklesin2021;andStrating,whowastheteam’s leading rusher andwasamongitsleadingtacklers lastseason.
“Ithinkwe’regoingtobemuch,muchbetter blockingonoffense.Lastyear,wehadalotofcontact behindthelineofscrimmage,andIthinkourbacks andoffensivelinearedevotedandreadytogetafter that.Andthey’revery,verycoachable.They’re reallygoodkids,”Snidersaid.“Wehavetwoguards thathaveneverplayedoffensivelinebefore;they havesteppedinandareplayingoffensivelineforus, andtheylookreallygood.Theyarededicatedto makingsurethattheteamisbetter.
MORRISON–Attheendofthe2021highschool footballseason,theMorrisonMustangscouldn’t helpbutfeeldisappointedinthemselves.A sonisnotwhattheywantedorenvisionedatthe beginningoftheyear,especiallybeingjusttwoyears removedfroman11-1seasonin2019.
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Morrison football coach SteveSniderruns his players through drills during camp July 26 The Mustangs are more comfortable and confident in Snider’s second seasonat the helm.
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“Myexpectationsaretocometogetherasateam morenowthatit’snotthefirstyearhavingthis coachandwe’rekindofusedtohim,”seniorrunning back/linebackerLoganBakersaid.“We’vebeenhittingtheweightroomhard,andIthinkwe’regoingto bedoingprettygoodwithhowwe’vebeenworking outhereatthepracticefieldandintheweightroom. We’vegotabout30to40kidsintheweightroom everyday.Everybody’sshowinguptopractice, everybody’sshowinguptoallteamthings,meetings, everything.”
Morrisonwillcontinuetorunitstraditional DelawareWing-Toffensethisyear,whilevarying defensivelookseachweektocounteritsopponents’ strengths.OneareaSnider expectstobesignificantlyimprovedinisoffensivelineplay.
Lastyear,theMustangsweresenior-heavy.This year,they’llfacethechallengeofreplacingroughly eightstarters.Thestartingoffensivelinewillbe entirelynewthisseason,butnotwithoutexperience.
“We’vebeenputtinginalotofwork in the offseason.Justbeingwithcoachwhenhe’sherefora wholeyear,itmakesahugedifference,”junior fullback/linebackerCarsonStratingsaid.“Soexpectationsarekindofhighforusasateam.Obviously, therankingsdidn’thaveusthathigh,whichwas unfortunate,butwehopetobuildoffofthat.”
“It’sabigmix;it’sahodgepodge,andIlikeitthat way.It’sfunbecauseeventhoughyouhave a hodgepodge–it’snotasenior-ladengroupbyany stretchoftheimagination–they’reallcohesive,”he said.“Theyallgetalong.Theyallwanttodothings together.They’rereallyatrueteam.”
Apotentialdifference-maker thisyearfromthe freshmanclassisBradyAnderson,accordingto SniderandStrating. “Afreshman,BradyAnderson. HisbrotherAlex wasaseniorforuslastyear,”Snidersaid.“Ilookfor himtostepupanddosomebigthingsinsomekey rolepositionsforus.” “BradyAnderson,he’sanincomingfreshman He’sprettyfast,andhe’sjustanall-aroundathlete,” Stratingsaid.“SoIthinkhe’llstepupanddoagood jobforusonoffense.” SnideralsopointedtosophomoreDonnyReavyas apotentialimpactplayerthisseason. “YoulookatDonny Reavy,he’sgoingtobe a sophomore.Hecouldpossiblybeastarterforuson bothsidesoftheballasarunningbackandas a defensive back,”Snidersaid.“He’sputinalotof timeandeffortintheweightroomandinthefilm roomtofigureoutnotonlywhattodo,butmakesure thathe’sphysicallycapableofdoingit.Ilookforhim tohaveabigyearforanunderclassman.” WithRiverdaleunabletoplayavarsityschedule thisyear,Morrisonwillhavesixvarsityhomegames thisseason.InsteadoffacingtheRamsinWeek7as initiallyplanned,theMustangswillhostLeRoy. Lastyear,thereweretwoteamswithwinning recordsintheThreeRiversRock:Erie-Prophetstown (8-3)andMonmouth-Roseville (6-4).Morrison expects moretoughcompetitionthisyear,butwon’tshy awayfromthe challenge.
“It’satoughschedule,it’satoughconference,but whenyoulookat havingsixvarsityhomegames, that’sawesome.That’safavorableschedule,”Snider said. “Ithinkthere’sgonnabealotoftoughcompeti tionoutthere,butIthinkwewon’thave aproblem withcompetingeachgame,”Stratingsaid.
“Soyoutakeguysthathaveplayedreceiver and runningbackand tightendanddefensivebackand nowallofasudden, they’replayingoffensiveline. Sometimesthereceptionisnotverywell.Wehadthe conversationwiththoseguys,anditwasinstant. ‘Iwanttodowhateverwehavetodotobethebest possibleteam.’Andthat’swhatyouwant.That’s whatyoulookforinateam.”
NowthattheMustangshavehadayeartoadjust tocoachSteveSnider,they’refeelingahigherlevel ofconfidenceheadinginto2022.
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Mustangs confident in Year 2 under Snider
2-7 record
BakerandStratinghavegotten goodearly impressionsoftheiryoungerteammatesasthey’ve gonethroughsummercampandthefirstfew practicesoftheoffseason.
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Inexperienced Pantherslike what they see from new crop of backs, linemen SVMfilephoto Erie-Prophetstown quarterback Kolby Franks (5) looks to run during the Panthers’ first-round playoffgameagainst Clifton Central last seasonin Erie. Franks was SVM’s Player ofthe Year last season, and leaves bigshoes to fillfor this year’s team.
Seniorwidereceiver/outsidelinebackerHunterBrukettaandsenior quarterbackJackMinssen expect theiryoungerteammatestoacclimateastheseasonprogresses.
Speed, line depth strengths for
“Ifeellikerightnowwe’rekindof strugglinginpracticetojustcome together,butIfeellikeasWeek 1 comesaround,MeetthePanthers, we’lljustbecomealotbetterandget readyfortheyear,”Brukettasaid. “Ithinkalotofouryoungerkids haven’tplayed alot,theyhaven’t startedvarsity,butIknowthey’ve allwatchedallthese[pastvarsity] kidsandgottenatonofreps.And I thinkingwatchingtheseolderkids onthevarsitylevellastyearreally gottheminagoodspotandreadyfor theirfirstyear.” “Justimproveeverygamewe’ve got,everyopportunitywe’vegot.Go outthere,andIexpectbytheendof theyear,we’llbelookinginpretty goodshape,”Minssensaid.“Just stickingtogetherasateamthroughouttheups anddowns.There’salot ofupsanddownsinthegame,and we’vegottatosticktogetherthrough thehardpartsandpullalltogether.” Minssen,whostartedatdefensive backlastyear,stepsintothesizable shoesofIHSFCAfirst-teamAll-State
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“It’sbeenalearningcurve.Just lookingat where we were lastyear comparedtothisyear,we’renot quiteasfarahead,andthat’sgoingto comewiththelackofexperience,just gameexperience,”coachJesse Abbottsaid.“Theyareaconfident group,theyarereadytolearn,but we’vegotta maybeworkthrough somethingsalittlebitmorethanwe didandjustmakesurewehaveall thedetailsright.Andthey’rewilling tolearnthem,andthey’rewilling to getthedetailsright.Andsowe’llsacrificealittlepacetogetthingsright, forsure.”
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TheHawks hadfiveofthe six lowestscoresinanonconferencevictoryoverthePanthersatSilverRidge. Erie-Prophetstown’sBlakeGuenswasmedalistwitha45. AlsoplayingforthePantherswere BryceVanDeWostine(54),KeithGoodson(57), CadenVanHorn(61)andColinAshdown(62). Fulton161,EastDubuque220: TheSteamers cruised totheirsecond dualwinathomeinas manynights.LandonMeyersblazed toa3-underpar33to earn medalisthonors. JacobVoss added a 40,andBrady Readfired a 42forFulton.ZachWinkelandReedOwenshot matching 46s,andDawson Price hada47. RockFalls171,Erie-Prophetstown181: RockFalls pickedupitsfirstwinoftheseasonWednesday, defeatingErie-Prophetstowninanonconference dualatRock River GolfandPool. TheRockets’Carter Dillonshota39toedge thePanthers’BlakeGeuns byonestrokeformedalisthonors.RockFalls’ConnerPortershota40. AlsoforErie-Prophetstown,Caden VanHorn shota42,KeithGoodsonfireda49,ColinAshdownhada 50,andBryceVanDeWostine chipped in a 57. Local golf SeniorRockRiverClassicresults: Sunset’sBrian
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Weidmanshotatwo-daytotalof150towinmedalisthonors at theSeniorRockRiverClassic. EmeraldHillwon theteamtitle byfivepoints overShadyOaks. LakeErieledtheteamstandingsat+71after Day1atSandburrRun,withEmeraldHilland Sunsettiedat+67.EmeraldHillralliedtowinon Day2at ShadyOaks,finishingat+121,whilethe hoststooksecondat+116.LakeErietookthird (+113),DeerValleyfinishedfourth(+108),Sunset wasfifth(+107),ProphetHillsplacedsixth(+68), andSandburrRuntookseventh(+53). Weidman’s +29againstbogeywasfollowedby teammate CaryBennett’s+28. Prophet Hills’LeoHeatonwontheFirstFlight at+27.LakeErie’sJeffWoodsidewassecondin theFirst Flightat+25. Sandburr Run’sJerryJanssenwontheSecondFlightwitha+25,whileLakeErie’sTom Rickelswassecondat +24. ShadyOaks’SparkyLarkin shota+21towin theThirdFlight,withLakeErie’s MikeSchaver takingsecondat+16. ShadyOaks’JohnKlausenwontheFourth Flightat+26,andLakeErie’sDonKuhnenwas secondat+25. DeerValley’s TimSlavinwontheFifthFlight at+15,withEmeraldHill’sDaveJakobssecond at+14. Jakobs’teammateJimFranson tooktheSixth Flightat+19,aheadofrunner-upSkipLeachof Deer Valley(+10). Lake Erie’sHowdy Millsfinishedfirst inthe SeventhFlightat+12,winningaplayoffagainst ShadyOaks’JeffLovgren(+12). DeerValley’sDalbertWiebengahada+12 to win theEighth Flight,andEmeraldHill’sGreg Schott wassecondat+6.
17 WHITESIDENEWS ShawMedia/ShawLocal.com•Tuesday,Aug23,2022 We SupportOurLocalSchools! GOSTEAMERS ANDKNIGHTS! SM-ST1887413 SPORTS ROUNDUP Boys golf FultontopsAquin: TheFultonSteamershad fourgolfersshoot43orbetterintheirhome openerMondayagainstAquin,whichdidnot field afull team. LandonMeyerswasthe medalistwitha37, whileZach Winkel shota39andJacobVossfired a40. BradyRead’s43roundedoutFulton’steam score,and Reed Owen(46)andDawson Price(48) alsocompeted.
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Oregon199,Erie-Prophetstown217:
quarterbackKolbyFranks,whograduatedthisspring. Otherseniorsslatedtoleadthisyear’steamarerunningbackJaseGrunderandtwo-waylinemanClay Hockaday. Throughsummercampandearlyoffseasonpractices,threeprimarypositiongroupshavestoodoutto Abbott. “Ithinkasawhole,ouroffensiveanddefensivelines havereallystoodout I thinkthey’veworked really, reallyhardthesefirstcoupleweeks.They’realonealot inpractice,andsotheyworkreallyhardtolearnplays, learntheirjobs,”hesaid.“I’velikedourreceivergroup atthevarsitylevel,forsure.They’reabiggergroup thanwe’vebeenusedtointhepast,andthey’vereally workedhardtogetbetter.” Inasurveyofperceivedteamstrengthsgoinginto theyear,speedandintelligencewerearepeatanswer. “Ithinkwe’vegotprettygoodspeedallacrossthe board.Prettygoodsmartsforthegame,too,”Minssen said. “Teamspeedwillbeone,”Abbottreiterated.“Ithink thattostart,theplaybookshrunkalittlebit.Wewere prettyexperiencedlastyear,sowe’vebeenableto reallyfocusonasmallerchunkofplaysandgetgoodat those–andthey’vedoneagoodjobofplaylearning. I thinkjustkindofanoverallintelligencemightbe a strengthfortheteam. “Ithinkoneofthethingsisthey’re prettylooseat practice.Theydon’tshowanysortofpressurethey mightbefeeling.Ithinktheyarealoosegroup.They comein,theymakemistakes,theymoveon.Theylearn from theirmistakes.Theydon’tdwellon things, and that’sgoingtobeabigthingforagroupthatmightnot beasexperiencedasbefore.” Erie-Prophetstown willhostMendotaforitsseason openerat7p.m.Aug.26.
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PastorsBrianSmith,AndrewRobinson, AndyThomastonandMattWinquist ZionLutheranChurch 17628HubbardRoad,EastMoline Rev.GaryA.Wright-309-496-3592
ERIE ErieBaptistChurch 8thAve.and11thStreet,Erie CallRonKimballforinfo:309-230-3584
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ErieChristianChurch 7156thAve.,Erie,309-659-2561
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Minister:NathanBright YouthMinister:AaronSweeney www.eriechristianchurch.com ErieEvangelicalFreeChurch 140916thAve.,Erie,309-659-7125 PastorJonathanEckberg 8118thStreet,Erie PastorTiffanyGarcea-309-659-2541 10465FrogPondRoad,Erie PastorShannonParrish-309-659-2464
FENTON FentonUnitedMethodistChurch 10019MainStreet,Fenton PastorPeterKicheonAhn-224-580-5074 pastor.kitcheon@gmail.com
FatherMatthewCamaioni secretaryfulton@gmail.com NewtonZionReformedChurch 10645FrogPondRoad,Erie,309-659-2464 newtonzion@frontier.com PastorShannonParrish CrossViewChurch 70314thAve.,Fulton,815-589-3425 www.wearecrossview.com secretary@wearecrossview.com SpringValleyReformedChurch 10960SpringValleyRoad,Fulton PastorJoeCrum 815-772-3554 FirstChristianReformedChurch 80115thAvenue,Fulton,815-589-3790 www.fultonfirstcrc.com firstcrcfulton@live.com PastorMichaelHooker HILLSDALE HillsdaleUnitedMethodistChurch 124ButzerSt.,Hillsdale
ErieUnitedMethodistChurch
Website:erieefree.org PastorRonEckberg
51015thAvenue,Fulton,815-589-2203 PastorCharlesHuckaby FultonPresbyterianChurch
BrethrenInChristChurch 207E.KnoxStreet,Morrison PastorCraigSipes-815-772-4871 SundayWorshipat10a.m. ChurchOfSt.AnneEpiscopal 401NCherrySt.,Morrison,815-772-2818 stannemorrison@frontiernet.net www.churchofstannemorrison.org CrossroadsCommunityChurch 201W.Market,Morrison PastorJonEastlick-815-956-0090 morrison@crossroadscn.com EbenezerReformedChurch 309E.ParkSt.,Morrison PastorJ.T.Bean 815-772-2472-www.ercmorrison.com EmmanuelChurch 202E.MorrisSt.,Morrison,815-772-3890 www.ecmorrison.com Rev.LukeSchouten,SeniorPastor RichCriss,MinistryCoordinator FirstBaptistChurch 406E.MapleAve.Morrison PastorDickAdams-Phone772-2696 FirstPresbyterianChurch Rev.MichaelSelburg-815-772-3510 100EastLincolnway,Morrison FacebookliveservicesSundays10:15a.m. YouTubeChannel:FirstPresbyterianChurch firstpresmorrison@gmail.com www.firstpresmorrison.org KingdomLifeCommunityChurch 11429WardRoad,Morrison,815-772-4098 www.kingdomlife.global PastorStephenHarmon MorrisonChristianChurch 201S.Genesee,Morrison LarryKidwell,Minister-970-488-9651 lkidwell51@gmail.com GoogleYouTubeLarryKidwellforsermons. MorrisonUnitedMethodistChurch 200W.Lincolnway,Morrison PastorSun-AhKang-815-772-4030 St.Mary’sCatholicChurch Rev.SlawomirZimodro 13320GardenPlainRoad,Morrison 815-772-3095
PastorRev.CatherineMartin www.fultonpreschurch.org email:fultonpres@mchsi.com. GardenPlainPresbyterianChurch
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Fulton Presbyterian Church’s worship, activities FultonPresbyterianChurch,311N. NinthStreetinFulton,welcomesyouto comeworshipwiththemat9:30a.m. Sunday,Aug.28. Rev.CatherineMartinwillbedeliveringthemessage. Therewillbefellowshipfollowing worshipintheOutreachCenter. TheSitNSewGroupmeetsinthe OutreachCenterfrom9a.m.to2p.m. Thursdays.
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SVRC to hostLarry DeLawder Family on Aug. 28 SpringValleyReformedChurch, 10960SpringValleyRoadinFulton,weloutdoorstageat6p.m.Sunday,Aug.28. Pleasejoinusinthevalleyforaneveningofworshipandfellowship.Afreewill offeringwillbetaken. Icecreamsundaeswillbeserved,so don’tmissout! Incaseofinclementweather,the concertwillbemovedindoors. Larryandhiswife,Sara,alongwith theirdaughters,HannahandFaith,are travelingasafamilyministry.Theirheart isinfull-timeministrywheretheycan usetheirGod-giventalentstotouch hearts,winsoulsandministerinwhateverwayGodwillusethem. “Wepraythatourministrywouldbe oneofgreatlove,showingpeoplethe heartofGodandthattheywouldsee Jesusinus,”theDeLawderfamilysaid.
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First Reformed Church announces worship, activities Joinusforworshipat9a.m.Sunday, Aug.28,atFirstReformedChurch,510 15thAve.inFulton.PastorChuckHuckabywillbringthemessageandspecial musicwillbeprovidedbyguestAnita HayesofClinton.Coffeeandrefreshmentsareservedinthelibraryduring socialtimeaftertheservice. CreativeCrewmeetsat9a.m. Wednesday,Aug.24. SeniorMealsareat11:30a.m. WednesdaysandFridaysatthechurch. WednesdaynightBibleStudywill meetat6:30p.m. Thefootballandcheerleaderbreakfastswillbeginat7a.m.Friday,Aug.26. atthechurch. Servicesarelive-streamedonFacebook.Gotowww.facebook.com/groups/
United Methodist Church’s Rally DayisSept. 11 RallyDayattheUnitedMethodist ChurchofMorrison,200 W. LincolnWay, onSunday,Sept. 11, is whenthechurch welcomesitschildrenandadultsbackto SundaySchoolaftersummerbreak. Rally Daymarksthebeginningofthe church calendar.Therewill be specialeventsand games.Childrenareencouragedtobring theirbackpacksasPastorSun-ahKang willhaveaspecialblessingfor them. SundaySchoolwillstart at 9a.m.forchildren ages pre-K throughsixthgrade. RallyDaycoincideswithGrandparentsDay.PresidentJimmyCartersigned theGrandparentsDayproclamationin 1978.Itisadaytoobservethebondof loveandsupportbetweengrandparents andtheirgrandchildren.Therewillbe tributesbygrandchildrentotheirgrandparentsinourcongregationandaspecial andmeaningfulvideotomarkthisspecialday.Sograndchildren,bringgrandpa andgrandma!
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CountrysideChristianChurch 3817230thSt.N.,PortByron PastorSteveAllison ChurchPhone:309-523-2834
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BeckyButterfieldYouthandFamilyLifePastor KathyCrozier-SpiritualDirector AdventChristianChurch 200ElmSt.,Prophetstown 815-537-5646-ptownac.org
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insp Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file toverify all information. The successful purchaser has the sole responsibility/ expense of evicting any tenants or other individuals presently in possession of the subject premises. Ifthis property isa condominiumunit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by The Condominium PropertyAct, 765 ILCS605/9(g) (1) and (g)(4). IF YOUARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTO REMAIN INPOSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRYOF AN ORDEROF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For Information: Visit our website at http://ilforeclosure sales.mrpllc.com Between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. onlyMcCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 1 N. rneys, Dearborn St., Suite 1200, Chicago,IL 60602 Tel.No. (312)346-9088. Please refer to file# 22-08658IL PURSUANT TO THE FAIRDEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT, THE PLAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY IS DEEMED TOBEA DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANDANY INFORMATION WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Plaintiff's attorney is not required to provide additional information other thanthat set forth in thisnotice of sale. I3193836 August 16,23,30,2022 IN THECIRCUIT COURTFORTHE 14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,ROCK ISLAND,ILLINOIS U.S Bank National Association PLAINTIFF Vs. Rachel Lawson; et. al. DEFENDANTS 2022FC7 NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL ESTATE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Fore-
dg closure and Sale entered in the above cause on 04/19/2022,the Sheriff of Rock IslandCounty, Illinois will on September 16, 2022 at the hourof 9:00 AM at Rock IslandCounty Justice Center, Sheriff's Office 1317 Third Avenue Rock Island, IL 61201, orina place otherwise designated atthe time of sale, County of RockIsland and State of Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as set forth below, the following described real estate: PIN18-07-201-015
IN THECIRCUIT COURTFORTHE 14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,ROCK ISLAND,ILLINOIS PennyMac Loan Services,LLC PLAINTIFF Vs. Abby L Tracy; et. al. DEFENDANTS 2022FC11 NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL ESTATE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuantto a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered inthe above cause on 08/11/2022,the Sheriff of Rock IslandCounty, Illinois will on September 30, 2022 at the hourof 9:00 AM at Rock IslandCounty Justice Center, Sheriff's Office 1317 Third Avenue Rock Island, IL 61201, orina place otherwise designated atthe time of sale, County of RockIsland and State of Illinois,sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as set forth below,the following described real estate: PIN 17-05-134-007 Improvedwith Residential COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 73018ThAve Moline, IL 61265 Sale terms:10% down of the highest bid by certified funds atthe close of the auction; The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential PropertyMunicipality Relief Fund, which is calculated atthe rate of $1 for each $1,000 orfraction thereof ofthe amount paid bythe purchaser not to exceed $300,in certified funds, is due within twentyfour (24)hours.The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against saidreal estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title andwithout recourse toPlaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is furthersubjectto confirmation bythe court. If the propertyisa condominium and the foreclosure takes place after 1/1/2007, purchasersother than the mortgagees will be required topay any assessment and legal feesdue under The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g) (4). If the property is located in a common interest community, purchasersother than mortgagees willbe required to payany assessment and legal feesdue under the Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). If the saleisset aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the depositpaid.The Purchasershall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor,the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. Upon payment in full of the amount bid,the purchaser shallreceive a Certificate of Sale, which will entitle the purchaser to a Deedtothe real estateafter Confirmation of the sale. The successful purchaser has the sole responsibility/ expense of evicting any tenants or other individuals presently in possession of the subject premises. The propertywill NOT be open for inspection and Plaintiff makes no representation as to the conditionof the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the Court file to verify allinformation. IF YOUARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTO REMAIN INPOSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRYOF AN ORDEROF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For information: Examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: Codilis & Associates, P.C., 15W030North FrontageRoad, Suite 100,Burr Ridge,IL 60527, (630)794-9876. Please refer to filenumber 14-22-00727. I3201227 August 23,30,2022 September6,2022
Improvedwith Residential COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 23228thSt Silvis,IL61282 Sale terms:10% down of the highest bid by certified funds atthe close of the auction; The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential PropertyMunicipality Relief Fund, which is calculated atthe rate of $1 for each $1,000 orfraction thereof ofthe amount paid bythe purchaser not to exceed $300,in certified funds, is due within twentyfour (24)hours.The subject propertyis subjectto general jectge real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against saidreal estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse toPlaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is furthersubjectto confirmation bythe court. If the propertyisa condominium and the foreclosure takes place after 1/1/2007, purchasersother than the mortgagees will be required topay any assessment and legal feesdue under The Condo minium Property
21 WHITESIDENEWS ShawMedia/ShawLocal.com•Tuesday,Aug23,2022 SM-ST2009541 AUCTION Thursday August25,2022@5 PM forSharonBehrensEstateofMountCarroll,IL. OnthisAuction we have WesternCrocks, HouseholdFentonGlassware, oillampbases,Blowmolds,Records, CutglassDepressionglass Canningjars, ManyflatsofcostumeJewelryandmuchmore Formoreinformationcalloremail,text 815-590-8206, ftipton@grics.net Doorsopenat9AM Forpicturesandcompletelistinggoto Websites: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Ty5zjxXTWKWnytro6 TiptonAuctionService.net AuctionZipAuctioneer#3815 TiptonAuctionHouse,3001IL.Rt.84Thomson,IL. Orcontact:FrankTipton Auctioneer815-590-8206 LunchbyDustys,815-259-5015 FFLLicensed, Visa,M/C,Discoveraccepted AUCTIONS AUCTIONS AUCTIONS FARMRETIREMENT AUCTION TIMEDONLINE | NO-RESERVE KEITH & KARENGEHRIG EQUIPMENT QUESTIONS:KEITH(309)208-6258 Auction Managers: Matt Sullivan(309)221-7001| Luke Sullivan(309) 371-5214 BIDDINGCLOSES:MONDAY, AUGUST 29,2022 STARTING AT 10:00AM CDT ADDRESS:1306 COUNTY LINERD, EDELSTEIN,IL61526 INSPECTION:THURSDAY, AUGUST 25•9:00AM–3:00PM HIGHLIGHTS: ‘07JD95204WDtractor, 4,339hrs;‘01JD8410MFWD tractor,8,133hrs;‘97JD8400MFWDtractor, 8,155hrs;‘52JD602wd tractor;‘04JD9660 STS2wdcombine, 5,170eng./3,710sep hrs;‘03JD 630F30’HydraFlexplatform;‘04JD8938 row30”cornhead;JD7200 16 row30”planter;JD178016/31planter;Unverferth1015 X-Treme graincart;M&W 300Bgravitywagon;M&W300Bgravitywagon;150 bu.gravitywagon;Mayrath8”x62’auger; Case-IH Tiger-Mate20044’ fieldcultivator;McFarlaneHDL104444’8-barharrow;JD71215-shank diskchisel; International1338 row30”cultivator;Krause12’disk;John Deere24’ rotaryhoe;JDGS22600display;JD StarFire3000 receiver; JD StarFire3000 receiver;JD StarFireiTC receiver;JDBrownBox display;DMINutri-Placr425015-knifeNH3applicator;7-knife3-pt.NH3 applicator;JD5-bottomplow;International5-bottomplow;(2)Bachtold walk-behind mowers; Cat12motorgrader;Mayrath8”x60’auger;8 row 30”downcorn reel COSIGNEDBYSPOONRIVER VALLY FARMS: AllisChalmers6060 MFWDtractor;International5602wdtractor;Sunflowerdisc-chisel;JD 12020’stalkshredder;JD7-bottomplow; Kewanee15’cultimulcher; Remlinger500harrowgator; Kuntz5-yarddirtscraper;Rhino7’3-pt. blade; Tractormountedaugerforgrain flat storage;Seedtender gravityboxontrailer;5-32tireonrim;(2)JD225gal.planterpoly tanks; Wyliefrontmounttankfortractor AUCTIONS AUCTIONS AUCTIONS REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE IN THECIRCUIT COURTOFTHE 14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLAND COUNTY, ILLINOIS TRUIST BANK, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO SUNTRUST BANK, PLAINTIFF, VS. SARAH DEVINE; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, DEFENDANTS. 22FC12 28379TH AVENUE ROCK ISLAND, IL 61201 NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE UNDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE ACT PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered by the Court in the above entitledcause on April25,2022, will on 09/30/2022,in The RockIsland Justice Center, 1317 Third Avenue, 1st Floor, Rock Island, IL 61201, at 09:00 AM, sell at public auction and sale to the highest bidder for cash, all and singular,the following described realestate mentioned insaid Judgment, situated in the County of Rock Island,State of Illinois, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment: TAXNO. 07-36-351-003 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 28379th Avenue Rock Island,IL 61201 Description of Improvements:The property is a single family.The property has no garage The exterior is brick. The color is brown The Judgment amount was $90,387.17. Sale Terms: This is an "AS IS" sale for "CASH".The successful bidder must deposit10% down by certified funds; balance,by certified funds, within 24 hours. NO REFUNDS. The subject property issubjectto general real estate taxes,special assessments or special taxes levied againstsaid real estate, water bills, etc., and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to plaintiff. The saleis further subjectto confirmation bythe court. Upon payment in full of the bid amount, the purchaser shall receive a Certificate of Sale, which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed to the realestateafter confirmation of the sale. The propertywill NOT be open for inspection.
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IN THECIRCUIT COURTOFTHE 14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLAND COUNTY, ILLINOIS TRUIST BANK, SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO SUNTRUST BANK, PLAINTIFF, VS. SARAH DEVINE; UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD CLAIMANTS, DEFENDANTS. 22FC12 28379TH AVENUE ROCK ISLAND, IL 61201 NOTICE OF SALE
Dated: 8/11/22 TammyRWeikert CircuitClerk By:RLC August23,2022 IN THECIRCUIT COURTFORTHE 14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,ROCK ISLAND,ILLINOIS PennyMac Loan Services,LLC PLAINTIFF Vs. Abby L Tracy; et. al. DEFENDANTS 2022FC11 NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL ESTATE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuantto a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered inthe above cause on 08/11/2022,the Sheriff of Rock IslandCounty, Illinois will on September 30, p30, 2022 at the hour of 9:00 AM at Rock IslandCounty Justice Center, Sheriff's Office 1317 Third Avenue Rock Island, IL 61201, orina place otherwise designated atthe time of sale, County of RockIsland and State of Illinois,sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as set forth below,the following described real estate: LOT NUMBER THREE (3) IN THAT PART OF THE CITY OF MOLINE KNOWN ASAND CALLED SWEENEY AND JACKSON'S FOURTH ADDITION TO SAID CITY; SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF ROCK ISLAND AND STATE OF ILLINOIS. PIN 17-05-134-007 Improvedwith Residential COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 73018ThAve Moline, IL 61265 Sale terms:10% down of the highest bid by certified funds atthe close of the auction;The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential PropertyMunicipality Relief Fund, which is calculated atthe rate of $1 for each $1,000 orfraction thereof ofthe amount paid bythe purchaser not to exceed $300,in certified funds, is due within twentyfour (24)hours.The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against saidreal estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse toPlaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale isfurthersubjectto confirmation bythe court. If the propertyisa condominium and the foreclosure takes place after 1/1/2007, purchasers other than the mortgagees will be required topay any assessment and legal fees due lega under The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g) (4). If the property is located in a common interest community, purchasersother than mortgageeswill be required to payany assessment and legal feesdue under the Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). If the saleisset aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid.The Purchasershall have nofurther recourse against the Mortgagor,the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. Upon payment in full ofthe amount bid,the purchaser shallreceive a Certificate of Sale, which will entitle the purchaser to a Deedtothe real estateafter Confirmation of the sale. The successful purchaser has the sole responsibility/ expense of evicting any tenants or other individuals presently in possession of the subject premises. The propertywill NOT be open for inspection and Plaintiff makes no representation as to the conditionof the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the Court file to verify allinformation. IF YOUARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTO REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRYOF AN ORDEROF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For information: Examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: Codilis & Associates, P.C., 15W030North FrontageRoad, Suite 100,Burr Ridge,IL 60527, (630)794-9876. Please refer to filenumber 14-22-00727. I3201227 August 23,30,2022 September6,2022
PublicNotice is hereby given that on August4,2022, a certificate was filed in the office of the CountyClerkof Whiteside County, Illinois,setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transactingthe business known as, D & H Digital Transfer located at 17859Hillside Rd. Morrison, IL 61270 Dated this4th day of August,2022. DanaNelson CountyClerk August9,16,23, 2022 STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITROCK ISLAND COUNTY, IL-JUVENILE DIVISION In the interest of T.O. A Minor 2022JA58 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Notice is given to Christopher Osbourne Address: unknown and to any and all unknown fathers it may concern, that on 8/11/22 a petition was filed under the Juvenile Court Act by Jeffrey S McKinley in thisCourt. Youare required to file an answer inthis case, or otherwise file your appearance in the office of the CircuitClerk within30 days f this publication.A hearing will be set before theJudge PresidinginJuvenileCenter, 525 18th Street, Rock Island, Illinois.A hearing will be held upon the Petition to have the minor declaredto be a Ward of Court and for other relief under that Act.
PURSUANT TO JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE UNDER ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE ACT
The propertywill NOT be open for inspection and Plaintiff makes no representation as to the conditionof the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to checkthe Court file to verify all information. IF YOUARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTO REMAIN INPOSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTERENTRYOF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For information: Examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: Codilis & Associates, P.C., 15W030North FrontageRoad, Suite 100,Burr Ridge,IL 60527, (630)794-9876. NAME NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered by the Court in the above entitledcause on April25,2022, will on 09/30/2022,in The RockIsland Justice Center, 1317 Third Avenue, 1st Floor, Rock Island, IL 61201, at 09:00 AM, sell at public auction and sale to the highest bidder for cash, all and singular,the following described realestate mentioned insaid Judgment, situated in the County of Rock Island,State of Illinois, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment: Lot Number Three (3) inBlock Number Two (2) of I. Huber's Subdivision of Lots Number Two (2), Three (3), Four (4), Five (5),Six (6), Seven (7), and Eight (8), in Block Number Eight (8) andLots Number Eight (8), Nine (9), Ten (10), Eleven (11), and the East 12 feet of Lots Number Seven (7) and Twelve (12)in Block Number Seven (7) in that part of the City of Rock Island known as and called Cornelius Lynde's Addition to said City,situated in Rock Island County, Illinois. TAXNO. 07-36-351-003 COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 28379th Avenue Rock Island, IL 61201 Description of Improvements:The property is a single family.The property has no garage The exterior is brick. The color is brown The Judgment amount was $90,387.17. Sale Terms: This is an "AS IS" sale for "CASH".The successful bidder must deposit10% down by certified funds; balance,by certified funds, within 24 hours. NO REFUNDS. The subject property issubjectto general real estate taxes,special assessments or special taxes levied againstsaid real estate, water bills, etc., and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse to plaintiff. The saleis further subjectto confirmation bythe court. Upon payment in full of the bid amount, the purchaser shall receive a Certificate of Sale, which will entitle the purchaser to a Deed to the realestateafter confirmation of the sale. The propertywill NOT be open for inspection. Prospective bidders are admonished to check the court file to verify all information. The successful purchaser has the soleresponsibility/ expenseofevicting any tenants or other individuals presently in possession of the subject premises. Ifthis property isa condominiumunit, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale, other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments andthe legal fees required by The Condominium PropertyAct, pe y, 765 ILCS605/9(g) (1) and (g)(4). IF YOUARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHTTO REMAIN INPOSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRYOF AN ORDEROF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For Information: Visit our website at http://ilforeclosure sales.mrpllc.com Between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m onlyMcCalla Raymer Leibert Pierce, LLC, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 1 N. Dearborn St., Suite 1200, Chicago,IL 60602 Tel.No. (312)346-9088. Please refer to file# 22-08658IL PURSUANT TO THE FAIRDEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT, THE PLAINTIFF'S ATTORNEY IS DEEMED TOBEA DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANDANY INFORMATION WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Plaintiff's attorney is not required to provide additional information other thanthat set forth in thisnotice of sale. I3193836 August 16,23, 30,2022 IN THECIRCUIT COURTFORTHE 14THJUDICIAL CIRCUIT ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,ROCK ISLAND,ILLINOIS U.S Bank National Association PLAINTIFF Vs. Rachel Lawson; et. al. DEFENDANTS 2022FC7 NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL ESTATE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on 04/19/2022,the Sheriff of Rock IslandCounty, Illinois will on September 16, p16, 2022 at the hour of 9:00 AM at Rock IslandCounty Justice Center, Sheriff's Office 1317 Third Avenue Rock Island, IL 61201, orina place otherwise designated atthe time of sale, County of RockIsland and State of Illinois, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, as set forth below, the following described real estate: LOT NUMBER FORTY-SEVEN (47) IN GLENDALE SECOND SUBDIVISION, LOCATED IN PARTS OF SOUTHEAST QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF SECTIONSIX (6) AND THE NORTHEAST QUARTER (NE 1/4) OFSECTION SEVEN (7),ALL IN TOWNSHIP SEVENTEEN (17) NORTH, RANGE ONE (1) EAST OF THE FOURTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF ROCK ISLAND AND STATE OF ILLINOIS. PIN18-07-201-015 Improvedwith Residential COMMONLY KNOWN AS: 23228thSt Silvis,IL61282 Sale terms:10% down of the highest bid by certified funds atthe close of the auction; The balance, including the Judicial sale fee for Abandoned Residential PropertyMunicipality Relief Fund, which is calculated atthe rate of $1 for each $1,000 orfraction thereof ofthe amount paid bythe purchaser not to exceed $300,in certified funds, is due within twentyfour (24)hours.The subject property is subject to general real estate taxes, special assessments, or special taxes levied against saidreal estate and is offered for sale without any representation as to quality or quantity of title and without recourse toPlaintiff and in "AS IS" condition. The sale is furthersubjectto confirmation bythe ropey Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g) (4). Ifthe property is located in a common interest community, purchasersother than mortgagees willbe required to payany assessment and legal feesdue under the Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). If the saleisset aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the depositpaid.The Purchasershall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. Upon payment in full of the amount bid,the purchaser shallreceive a Certificate of Sale, which will entitle the purchaser toa Deedto the real estateafter Confirmation of the sale. The successful purchaser has the sole responsibility/ expense of evicting any tenants or other individuals presently in possession of the subject premises.
THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS PROCEEDING TO TAKE FROMYOU THE CUSTODY AND GUARDIANSHIP OFTHE MINOR,TOTERMINATE YOUR PAREN-TAL RIGHTS, AND TO APPOINT A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENTTO ADOPTION YOUMAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL RIGHTSTOYOUR CHILD. IF THE PETITIONREQUESTS THE TERMINATION OF YOUR PARENTAL RIGHTS AND THE APPOINTMENT OF A GUARDIAN WITH POWER TO CONSENT TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSEALL PARENTAL RIGHTSTO THE CHILD. Unlessyou appear you willnot beentitled to furtherwritten notices or publication notices of the proceedings in this case, including the filing of anamended Petition or a Motion to TerminateParental Rights. Now, unless you appearat the hearing and show cause against the Petition, the allegations of the Petition may stand admitted as against you and each of you, and an order or Judgment entered.
Please refer to filenumber 14-22-00239. I3199998 August 9,16,23,2022 ASSUMED
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WHEREAS,theBoardof TrusteesoftheAlbanyFireProtectionDistrict,CountyofWhiteside,StateofIllinois,has preparedorcausedtobepreparedintentativeform,anAnnualBudgetandAppropriationOrdinanceforthefiscal year2022-2023,andtheSec.oftheBoardhasmadethesameconvenientlyavailabletopublicinspectionforat least30dayspriortothefinalactionthereon,and
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ALBANYFIREPROTECTIONDISTRICT ANNUALBUDGETANDAPPROPRIATIONORDINANCEFOR2022-2023
NOW,THEREFORE,beitordainedbytheBoardof TrusteesoftheAlbanyFireProtectionDistrict,Countyof Whiteside,StateofIllinois,asfollows:
Dated: August3,2022 Sue R. Costello, Clerk of the CircuitCourt Whiteside County, Illinois Ex officioclerkof saiddrainage district August16,23, 2022 Notice
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June1,2022toMay31,2023. SECTIONTWO: ThatthefollowingbudgetcontaininganestimateoftheamountavailabletosaidFireProtection DistrictandofexpendituresbysaidDistrictisherebyadoptedasthebudgetofthisFireProtectionDistrict fortheaforesaidfiscalyearandshallbeinforceandeffectfromandafterthisdate: PART 1:ESTIMATEDRECEIPTS EMSRunFees $45,000.00 PropertyReplacement Tax/Fire$9,000.00 Property Tax/Fire $167,446.00 Property Tax/EMS $125,584.00 InsuranceForeignFire $2,000.00 InterestIncome/Fire $500.00 InterestIncome/EMS $500.00 Reimbursement/Fire $1,000.00 Reimbursement/EMS $1,000.00 SchoolingFees/EMS $5,000.00 TotalEstimatedReceipts $357,030.00 PART 2:ESTIMATEDEXPENDITURES AttorneyFees/EMS $1,500.00 AttorneyFees/Fire $1,500.00 Medic Wages/EMS $34,320.00 Medic Wages/Fire $10,008.00 Salary Trustee/EMS $2,500.00 Salary Trustee/Fire $2,500.00 SalaryFireChief $1,000.00 SalaryEMSDirector $1,000.00 EMSAssistantCoordinator $400.00 EMSRun/CallPay $56,000.00 OfficeManager/EMS $3,600.00 OfficeManager/Fire $3,600.00 MedicRetirement $2,000.00 Payroll Taxes/EMS $35,000.00 Payroll Taxes/Fire $6,000.00 Truck replacement/Fire $1,000.00 Worker’sComp.Insurance/EMS$5,500.00 Worker’sComp.Insurance/Fire$5,500,00 Audit/EMS $70.00 Audit/Fire $70.00 Liabilityinsurance/EMS $10,000.00 Liabilityinsurance/Fire $15,000.00 LoanPayment/Fire $0.00 Professionalservices/Fire $6,000,00 Professionalservices/EMS $6,000.00 Replacementfund/EMS $1,000.00 SBCALoanPayment $10,000.00 EMSRunfeespaid $13,500.00 AmbulanceChassis $0.00 Officesupplies/computers/EMS$3,000.00 Officesupplies/computers/Fire$3,000.00 Printingandpublishing/EMS $900.00 Printingandpublishing/Fire $900.00 Operatingsupplies/EMS $2,500.00 Operatingsupplies/Fire $2,500.00 Telephone/EMS $1,000.00 Telephone/Fire $1,000.00 Utilities/EMS $5,000.00 Utilities/fire $5,000.00 Fuel/EMS $2,000.00 Fuel/Fire $5,500.00 Vehicle repairs/parts/EMS $5,000.00 Vehicle repairs/parts/Fire $10,000.00 Maintenancedefibrillator/EMS$2,000.00 Maintenancevehiclelabor/EMS$5,000.00 Maintenancevehiclelabor/fire$10,000.00 Maintenanceequipment/EMS$3,400.00 Maintenanceequipment/Fire $6,600.00 Equipment/EMS $12,000.00 Equipment/Fire $30,000.00 Station repairs/EMS $5,000.00 Station repairs/Fire $5,000.00 SpecialEvents/EMS $500.00 SpecialEvents/Fire $500.00 Radioandpagers/EMS $5,000.00 Radioandpagers/Fire $5,000.00 Stipend/Fire $5,000.00 Uniforms/Fire $5,000.00 Uniforms/EMS $5,000.00 Trainingandschool/EMS $10,000.00 Trainingandschool/Fire $6,000,00 TotalEstimatedDisbursements$402,868.00 SECTIONTHREE: Thatthereisherebyappliedfortheuse of this Fire Protection District for the said fiscal year the amountof$402,868.00,suchamountbeingdividedamong and applied for the several objects and purposes specified andenumeratedinPart2ofSection Twoaforesaid,and saidstatementsascontainedinsaidPart2ofSection Two aforesaidareherebyincorporatedby referenceaspartof thisSectionThreewiththesameeffectasifsaidstatements were repeatedintheirentirety;andthatthisSectionThree shallbeandistheAnnualBudgetandAppropriation OrdinanceofthisFireProtectionDistrictpassedbythe Boardof Trusteesas requiredbylawandshallbeinfull forceandeffectfromandafterten(I0)daysfromthispoint. SECTIONFOUR: ThisBudgetandAppropriationOrdinance isapprovedinthis8thdayofAugust,2022. AYES:5 NAYES:0 ABSENT:0 RickyL.Dettman__ BoardPresident JanetE.Price___ BoardSecretary CERTIFICATIONOFBUDGETAND APPROPRIATIONORDINANCE Theundersigned,beingtheClerk(orSecretary)andthe ChiefFiscalOfficer respectively,ofthetaxingdistrict hereinafternamed,doherebycertifythatattachedhereto isatrueandcorrectcopyoftheBudgetandAppropriation Ordinanceofsaiddistrictforits22/23fiscalyear,adopted August8,2022. We furthercertifythattheestimateof revenues,bysource, anticipatedtobe receivedbysaidtaxingdistrict,eitherset forthinsaidordinanceas“EstimatedReceipts”orattached heretobyseparatedocument,isatruestatementofsaid estimate. Thiscertificationismadeandfiledpursuanttothe requirementsof35ILCS200/18-50asamended,andon behalfofALBANYFIREPROTECTIONDISTRICT
WHEREAS,apublichearingwasheldastosuchAnnualBudgetandAppropriationOrdinanceonthe8th dayof August,2022,at6:00PM,noticeofwhichhearingwasgivenatleastthirty(30)dayspriortheretobypublicationin theFultonJournal,anewspaperofgeneralcirculationpublishedwithinsaidDistrict,andallotherlegal requirements havebeencompliedwith:
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There will be a special town meeting for Albany Township residents on Sept 12,2022 at 6:30 p.m. atthe Albany Township Building, 101N. Lime St The purpose of the special town meetingis to discuss & vote on the proposedAnimal Control Ordinance in Albany Township. This ordiancewill not affect the residents in the Village of Albany. Meridee Bitler Albany Township Clerk August23,2022
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SECTIONONE: ThatthefiscalyearofthisFireProtectionDistrictisherebyfixedanddeclaredtobefrom DatedAugust8,2022 RickyL.Dettman__ President JanetE.Price___ Clerk/Secretary y ce nue L na se e r R F IX LL OF OF e e ty he he e o ty f e by court. If the propertyisa condominium and the foreclosure takes place after 1/1/2007, purchasersother than the mortgagees will be required topay any assessment and legal feesdue under The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/9(g)(1) and (g) (4). If the property is located in a common interest community, purchasersother than mortgagees willbe required to payany assessment and legal feesdue under the Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18.5(g-1). If the saleisset aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid.The Purchasershall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee's attorney. Upon payment in full of the amount bid,the purchaser shallreceive a Certificate of Sale, which will entitle the purchaser toa Deedto the real estateafter Confirmation of the sale. The successful purchaser has the sole responsibility/ expense of evicting pe cting any tenants or other individuals presently in possession of the subject premises. The propertywill NOT be open for inspection and Plaintiff makes no representation as to the conditionof the property. Prospective bidders are admonished to checkthe Court file to verify all information. IF YOUARE THE MORTGAGOR (HOMEOWNER), YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN INPOSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRYOF AN ORDEROF POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-1701(C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW. For information: Examine the court file or contact Plaintiff's attorney: Codilis & Associates, P.C., 15W030North FrontageRoad, Suite 100,Burr Ridge,IL 60527, (630)794-9876. Please refer to filenumber 14-22-00239. I3199998 THECIRCUIT COURTOFTHE FOURTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT WHITESIDE COUNTY, ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THEUNION SPECIAL DRAINAGE DISTRICT OF THE TOWNS OF TAMPICO, PROPHETSTOWN andHUME, WHITESIDE COUNTY, ILLINOIS AND STATE OF ILLINOIS NO:02 TX 25 DRAINAGE ELECTION NOTICEIN RE: UNION SPECIAL DRAINAGE DISTRICT OF THETOWNSOF TAMPICO, PROPHETSTOWN AND HUME IN THECOUNTYOF WHITESIDE AND STATE OF ILLINOIS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an election will be held on the6th day of September, 2022 from 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. at the residenceof Troy Purvis,4312 Yorktown Road, Prophetstown, Illinois61277, which is withinthe boundaries of said drainage district, for the purpose of electing a drainage commissioner of said drainage district for a threeyear term. Every adult owner of landinsaid district, whether residing within or without the district, is entitled to vote, and if a resident of the State of Illinois is eligible tothe office of drainage commissioner.
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