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Veteran Kenneth Troyan holds a Deadwood flute made in Africa on Thursday, Jan. 6, at the American Legion Post 33 in Ottawa. Troyan is reaching out to veterans to provide them with free beginner flutes so they can learn something new and discover how to play a musical instrument. Those interested can contact him at kennethroyan@gmail.com.
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murbanec@shawmedia.com The Starved Rock Country Community Foundation is launching a new initiative to provide a grant to a different community group in the La Salle, Bureau, Putnam and neighboring county region four times a year. As the first recipient, Flutes for Vets of Central Illinois received $1,500 from the foundation. George Carizey, the president of the Starved Rock Country Community Foundation, said Flutes for Vets of Central Illinois is the first recipient of these community grants that organizations can apply for in January, April, July and October. Kenneth Troyan founded Flutes for Vets of Central Illinois in May of last year after learning of a Tucson, Arizona, organization called Flutes for Vets run by Kathryn Twinfeathers, an American woodwind flute player for more than 20 years. “This is a music therapy program,” Troyan said. “We try to help people deal with their PTSD or other mental health
issues, and as long as they play seriously, if they play every day or week, they’ll find the music affecting their brain and giving them a soothing calmness.” Troyan said the flute as a musical instrument is helpful to those who have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and other breathing problems, as it helps them work on breathing mechanisms and techniques that enlarge lung capacity. Troyan showed off his collection of wooden flutes he has for people to practice. Veterans taking his course start on a plastic beginner flute, which is given to them for free to go with their 12 lessons. The flutes Troyan uses are wooden and handmade by Randy Starnes of Chillicothe, and each flute has some-
thing different about it. The larger flutes produce a deeper baritone sound while the smaller flutes, what Troyan called a piccolo flute, create a higher pitched noise. Troyan even showed off a flute that has two airways, one that makes a constant stream of noise on one side while the other shifts pitch by adjusting the fingering over the holes. Everything Troyan does with Flutes for Vets of Central Illinois is free. Without donations, Troyan said, he can’t keep this program going. Donations can be sent to Flutes for Vets of Central Illinois, 3433 E. 1550th St, McNabb, IL, 61335. Flutes for Vets of Central Illinois also has a Facebook page that goes by the same name. People can donate at that page. Veterans interested in attending classes can contact Troyan at kennethtroyan@gmail.com. As for the Starved Rock Country Community Foundation, it accepts donations through its website, srccf. org. It also has a Facebook page that goes by the organization’s name.
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Katie Smith hired to help 4-H programs in Bureau, La Salle, Marshall, Putnam counties
Member of Bureau County 4-H Federation, 11-year member of Walnut Winner’s 4-H Club SHAW LOCAL NEWS NETWORK University of Illinois Extension welcomed Katie Smith to its 4-H team. Smith has been hired as the extra help 4-H extension program coordinator for Bureau, La Salle, Marshall and Putnam counties. While she is new to this position, she is not new to 4-H in the four-county area. She was an 11-year member of the Walnut Winner’s 4-H club, and an active member in the Bureau County 4-H Federation throughout high school. She understands firsthand how valuable 4-H experiences are to youth in rural areas; however, she also wants to provide opportunities that show 4-H is for everyone.
This is a new position for local 4-H programs. Smith was hired to help grow local federation (teen leadership) clubs, recruit new Cloverbud (ages 5 to 7) members, help new members navigate the 4-H system, and provide support to leaders and clubs. She will work with the other 4-H team members and use strategic planning to fulfill these responsibilities alongside her own personal ideas stemming from her 4-H experiences. With an ever-changing and growing 4-H program, she is needed as a resource and support to sustain established clubs and members. On a personal note, Smith attended Sauk Valley Community College before transferring to Illinois State University where she earned her bachelor’s degree in May 2021 in agriculture communications and leadership and animal industry management. In her free time, she enjoys shopping, doing yoga and making crafts.
Some of her favorite 4-H project areas include sewing, cooking and horticulture, but after taking 15 to 20 projects to the fair each year, she has experienced a little bit of everything. Smith is looking forward to meeting all the clubs and sharing activities to help members be more prepared for the fair. For more information about 4-H in your county, visit https://extension. illinois.edu/blmp. The mission of University of Illinois Extension is to provide practical education to help people, businesses and communities solve problems, develop skills and build a better future. University of Illinois Extension provides equal opportunities in programs and employment. If you have questions or need more information, call Beth Dellatori, 4-H youth development educator, at the University of Illinois Extension – Bureau, LaSalle, Marshall, Putnam unit office at 815-224-0889.
Katie Smith, University of Illinois 4-H Extension program coordinator for Bureau, La Salle, Marshall and Putnam counties.
PCCC outreach worker will be at Granville library Jan. 20 Worker will discuss available benefits, services for older adults Putnam County Community Center’s outreach worker will be at the Granville Library, 214 S. McCoy St., from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 20, to answer questions about and discuss available benefits and ser-
vices for older adults. No appointment is necessary. The Putnam County Community Center is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that provides services to the aging and disabled. Located off Route 71 in Standard, the PCCC has been serving residents of Putnam and surrounding counties since 1975. The PCCC is partially funded by the Western Illinois Area Agency on Aging.
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First State Bank, Mendota, will host a special conference for area farmers. The 22nd annual First State Bank Ag Conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 27, at the Mendota Civic Center, 1901 Tom Merwin Drive. The conference’s keynote speaker will be Matt Roberts. Commodity broker turned professor, turned entrepreneur, turned speaker, Roberts has shared his outlook on grain, energy and macro markets more than 600 times around the country since starting at Ohio State in 2001. Roberts is a native of Bolivar, Missouri, where he grew up in the mar-
kets, opening his first online trading account in 1986, trading stocks from the back room of the family Chevrolet dealership. By 1996, Roberts was a commodity and energy derivatives broker in the Vienna, Austria, office of CA Global Futures. He has traded or brokered almost everything, from azuki beans to Waste Management shares – stocks, bonds, futures, options
and over-the-counter derivatives. Area farmers are encouraged to contact First State Bank at 815-539-3834 before Saturday, Jan. 22, to confirm reservations for the event. ADM Grain Company, Mendota, and Prairie State Tractor, Mendota, will serve as major co-sponsors of this event and will provide lunch for all those in attendance. First State Insurance will be sponsoring the morning coffee and doughnuts. Door prizes are being provided by several area businesses including Beck Oil Co., Cantlin Law Firm, Chris Eller – the Retirement Specialists, Country Village Meats, Crop Productions Services, Dinges Fire Company, Earlville Farmers Coop, Guilfoyle Law Firm, Hornung Tiling, Inc., Foster’s Tax & Accounting, LLC, Leffelman & Associates, Leone Polaris, Maplehurst Farms, Mendota Mutual Insurance, Meriden Grain-Pioneer Seed, Northern Partners Cooperative, Pioneer Seed Sales-Rodney Rod, Prescott Bros. Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram, Schimmer Automotive Group, Sublette Farmers Elevator Co., Sublette Mechanical, Troy Grove Elevator, Vaessen Bros. Chevrolet, Vaessen Implement & Repair and West Brooklyn Farmers Coop.
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EDCNCI names new executive director Gina Czubachowski has 10 years experience in economic development The Economic Development Corporation of North Central Illinois named Gina Czubachowski as its new executive director. Czubachowski has been with EDCNCI since it commenced in 2016 as the administrative manager. Czubachowski has been a member of the local chapter, Illinois Valley Society for Human Resource Management, as well as the former president for the Ottawa Network of Young eXecutives. Previously, she worked as a business adviser at the Small Business Development Center at Illinois Valley Community College. She brings more than 10 years of economic development experience. She has a master’s of business administration and bachelor’s of finance from Illinois State University and graduated from IVCC. Czubachowski is a north-central Illinois native and a part-time business adjunct faculty instructor at IVCC. Czubachowski most recently graduated from the University of Oklahoma Economic Development Insti-
tute on Oct. 28, 2021, at the OU EDI Fall 2021 session. OU EDI is an intensive 117-hour certificate program that provides a broad spectrum of advanced education for the economic development professional. “OU EDI is the premier organization dedicated to training economic development professionals,” said Mark James, the dean. “These graduates represent some of the finest economic development practitioners in the U.S. working to support their local communities.” OU EDI classes focus on three major core areas – business retention and expansion, real estate and credit analysis – as well as areas of concentration in marketing, entrepreneurship and managing economic development organization. During the December EDCNCI board of directors meeting, the directors reviewed the past five-year outcomes and progress and efforts made by the staff to market the region. The board made the decision it would like to promote an internal candidate to be the next leader. “We are excited to elevate Gina to executive director,” EDCNCI Chairman John McCormick said. “Gina has
the skills necessary to continue moving our region forward and meet our main objective to bring quality employers to our region. She has been an integral part of EDCNCI since inception and has been rooted in the region and is ready to work with our investors.” The promotion follows the resignation of former president and CEO Mike Kirchhoff. Although 2021 was challenged by the pandemic, the EDCNCI received 105 leads, and of those leads, it was able to submit properties for 40 of those leads. “Our organization continues to receive many great project leads; we submit the properties that fit the project requirements,” Czubachowski said. “The challenge for our region is responding to leads that want an existing building. Project leads for existing buildings will turn around much faster. When it comes to projects seeking land and willing to construct a building, those take more time and due diligence, and we must be patient and persistent with those project leads. Our local properties have generated several site visits during the last five years and while we work toward a
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was preceded in death by his parents and an infant brother, Joseph Bernabei. A Memorial Mass was held 11:00 a.m. Thursday, January 6th at St. Francis Church in Ottawa with Rev. David Larry Gene Bernabei, M. Kipfer officiating. age 80, of Ottawa, Interment followed at passed away December Sacred Heart Cemetery 18, 2021 following a in Granville. Pallbearers courageous battle with were Terry Mix, Ryan Covid. ROSE L. MECAGNI Holcman, Ben Dolder Larry was born Born: August 24, 1922 in Muddy, IL and Matt Penoyer. GladFebruary 22, 1941 at St. Died: January 4, 2022 in Spring Valley, IL felter-Roetker Funeral Margaret’s Hospital in Spring Valley, Illinois, Home assisted with arrangements. a son of Geno and Olympia (Brasi) Bernabei. Rose L.atMecagni, Larry received his education Standard He is survived by his wife, Joan (Benya) 99 years young, Grade School, Hopkins High School in of Bernabei; sons, Mark (Jessica Davis) Bernabei Granville, passed away Granville, Illinois Valley Community College and Matt (Beth Grooms) Bernabei all of on January 4, a2022 at and Illinois State University. He was man Ottawa; grandchildren, Joe, Lilliana, Mario, Aperion Care, Spring loved his family, Ella and Margaret Bernabei all of Ottawa; and of deep faith who dearlyValley. friends, neighbors and farming. Larry loved to a brother, Gerald Bernabei of Oglesby. Larry Service will be on at 11:00 a.m. on ROSE L. MECAGNI 4, 2014. Saturday, January 8, 2022 at Dysart ROSE L. MECAGNI Born: August 24, 1922 in Muddy, IL – Cofoid Rose was a homemaker. Funeral Chapel, Granville. Pastor Karen Born: August 24, 1922 in Muddy, IL Died: January 4, 2022 Spring Valley, IL Survivors include oneinson, Steve Karczewski will officiate. Burial will(Karen) be in Died: January 4, 2022 in Spring Valley, IL Mecagni Granville;Granville. oneRose daughter, Bonnie Granville of Cemetery, L. Mecagni, (the late Bill) Lucas of Ladd; one daughter-inVisitation will be from 9:00 to 11:00 Rose L. Mecagni, 99 years young,a.m. of law, Edens) Mecagni of Granville; priorTerri to the(Brian service at the funeralpassed home. 99 years young, of Granville, away sisters, Kathleen Dorff of Florid, Charlotte Rose was born on August 24, 19224, in MudGranville, passed away four on January 2022 at Bishop Princeton, Blanche Naughton ofShe IL toofJames and Cora (Taylor) Story. on January 4, 2022 at dy, Aperion Care, Spring Grand Ridge, Darlene of 1947 married Nildoand Mecagni onBernardoni December 6, Aperion Care, Spring Valley. Oglesby; Leona Mecagni in LaSalle.one He sister-in-law, preceded her in death on Valley. Service will be April of California; nine grandchildren and 10 on 4, 2014. Service will be on at 11:00 a.m. ROSE L. MECAGNI great-grandchildren. Rose wasJanuary a homemaker. at 11:00ILa.m. on Saturday, 8, 2022 at Dysart – Cofoid Born: August 24, 1922 on in Muddy, She was preceded in death by her parents; Survivors include one son,Pastor Steve (Karen) Saturday, January 8, 2022 at Dysart – Cofoid Funeral Chapel, Granville. Karen Died: January 4, 2022 in Spring Valley, IL her husband; two sons, Allan and Vernon; Mecagni of Granville; one daughter, Funeral Chapel, Granville. Pastor Karen Karczewski will officiate. Burial will Bonnie be in three brothers, Ernest, Edward James; (the late Bill) Lucas ofGranville. Ladd; oneand daughter-inKarczewski will officiate.Rose Burial will be in Granville Cemetery, L. Mecagni, one sister, Dora, and foster Mike law, Terri (Brian Edens) Mecagni of Granville; Granville Cemetery, Granville. Visitation will be from 9:00brother, to 11:00 a.m. 99 years young, of Vaini. four sisters, Kathleen Dorff of Florid, Charlotte Visitation will be fromGranville, 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. passed away prior to the service at the funeral home. Pallbearers will on be August her grandchildren. of Princeton, Blanche Naughton of prior to the service at the funeral home. Rose was born 24, 1922 in Mudon January 4, 2022 at Bishop In lieu of flowers contributions may be Grand Ridge, and Darlene Bernardoni of Rose was born on August 24, 1922 in Muddy, IL to James and Cora (Taylor) Story. She Aperion Care, Spring directed to Putnam on County Community Oglesby; onethesister-in-law, Leona Mecagni dy, IL to James and Cora (Taylor) Story. She married Nildo Mecagni December 6, 1947 Valley. Center or Putnam CountyherFood Pantry. grandchildren and on 10 April Mark andonService Tom married Nildo Mecagni December in California; LaSalle. Henine preceded in death will Ptak be6, 1947 of Online condolences may be made to her great-grandchildren. in LaSalle. He precededon heratin11:00 death on April a.m. on 1026 4th Street, Peru family at www.dcfunerals.com She was preceded in death by her parents; Saturday, January 8, 2022 at Dysart – Cofoid her husband; two sons, Allan and Vernon; Funeral Chapel,815.223.0172 Granville. Pastor Karen Affiliated will withofficiate. Helmer Shields Funeral Karczewski Burial will be in Home. three brothers, Ernest, Edward and James; one sister, Dora, and foster brother, Mike Offering a full line of Granville Cemetery, Granville. Granite Memorial Products. Vaini. Visitation will be from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Pallbearers will be her grandchildren. prior to the service at the funeral home. In lieu ofout flowers contributions Rose was born For on August 24,information 1922 in Mud- check more website at: may be directed to the Putnam County Community dy, IL to James and CoraPtakFh.com (Taylor) Story. She or call 815-223-0172 Center or Putnam County Food Pantry. married Nildo Mecagni on December 6, 1947 Online condolences may be made to her in LaSalle. He preceded her in death on April family at www.dcfunerals.com Born: February 22, 1941Died: December 18, 2021
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travel, garden, raise livestock and preserving our environment. Many weekends would find Larry and his father doing concrete finishing for residents of Standard. Larry was a professional accordionist from his youth. He worked at Moews Seed Company, Westclox and as a carpenter. Larry was an industrial engineer at Modern Collett in Oglesby and Sunstrand in LaSalle. He farmed for2014. 50 years in Ottawa Township. 4, ROSE L. aaMECAGNI Larry was member of the Illinois Valley Rose was homemaker. Headers in Standard, was a member of the Born: August 24, 1922 in Muddy, Survivors include one son, SteveIL(Karen) Star Dusters Band with Pete, Dave and Larry Died: January 4, 2022 in Spring Valley, IL Mecagni of Granville; one daughter, Bonnie fromlate Putnam County,ofserved as adaughter-inStandard (the Bill) Lucas Ladd; one Rose L. Mecagni, Trustee, the Standard Departlaw, Terriserved (Brianon Edens) MecagniFire of Granville; 99ofyears young,Church of ment. He was a member St. Francis four sisters, Kathleen Dorff of Florid, Charlotte Granville, passed away and St. Francis Men’s Club in Ottawa, the Bishop of Princeton, Blanche Naughton of on January 4, 2022 at National Machine Tool Builders Association, Grand Ridge, and Darlene Bernardoni of Care, Spring the American Society ofAperion ToolLeona and ManufacOglesby; one sister-in-law, Mecagni Valley. turing Engineers and the LaSalle County of California; nine grandchildren and 10 Farm Service will be great-grandchildren. 4, 2014. on at 11:00 a.m. on She preceded in death by her parents; Rosewas wasJanuary a homemaker. Saturday, 8, 2022 at Dysart – Cofoid her husband; two sons, AllanSteve and Vernon; Survivors include one son, (Karen) Funeral Chapel, Granville. Pastor Karen three brothers, Ernest, Edward and James; Mecagni of will Granville; one Burial daughter, Bonnie Karczewski officiate. will be in one Dora, andoffoster Mike (thesister, late Bill) Lucas Ladd;brother, one daughter-inGranville Cemetery, Granville. Vaini. law, Terri (Brian Mecagni of Granville; Visitation will beEdens) from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Pallbearers will be herDorff grandchildren. four sisters, Kathleen of Florid, Charlotte prior to the service at the funeral home. In lieu of of Princeton, flowers contributions may beof Bishop Blanche Rose was born on August 24,Naughton 1922 in Muddirected to theand Putnam County Community Grand Ridge, Darlene Bernardoni of She dy, IL to James and Cora (Taylor) Story. Center or one Putnam County Food Pantry. Oglesby; sister-in-law, Leona Mecagni married Nildo Mecagni on December 6, 1947 condolences may be made ofOnline California; grandchildren andtoon 10her in LaSalle. He nine preceded her in death April family at www.dcfunerals.com great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; two sons, Allan and Vernon; three brothers, Ernest, Edward and James; one sister, Dora, and foster brother, Mike Vaini. Pallbearers will be her grandchildren. In lieu of flowers contributions may be directed to the Putnam County Community Center or Putnam County Food Pantry. Online condolences may be made to her family at www.dcfunerals.com
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Grove to Joseph J. and Marion (Becker) McNally, and was the first in her family to graduBorn: June 3, 1934 in Troy Grove, IL ate from Mendota High School. She married Died: December 30, 2021 in Dalzell, IL Robert T. Dissinger on December 31, 1955 at Holy Cross Church in Mendota. He passed Doris Dissinger, 87, away August 25, 1998. Doris always said formerly of Granville, she was so proud that she had “good” kids... passed away from Donna (Mike) Zuniga of Granville, Barb (Jack) complications of Schmitz of Mark, Bob (Marcia) Dissinger Jr. COVID, December of Spring Valley, Linda (Dan) Kozel of LaSalle 30, 2021 at JPO and Shirley (Dennis) Pacetti of Utica, along Retirement Home. with grandchildren Michelle (Jason Caresio) Cremation rites have Zuniga of Peru, Michael Zuniga of Granville, been accorded. A private memorial service Bobby (Julie) Zuniga of Granville and their for immediate family was Thursday, January boys Brayden, Tyson & Jaxon, several nieces 6, 2022, at Dysart-Cofoid Funeral Chapel, & nephews, bonus grandchildren and bonus Granville, IL. Doris was born June 3, 1934, at home in Troy great-grandchildren. Doris will forever be remembered for her
dedication to family and her unwavering work ethic at home and the 33 years that she worked at Hobbs, Spring Valley. Never one to complain, she quietly saw to everyone’s needs before her own. She was a talented seamstress, who was a self-taught tailor, upholsterer, quilter, an award-winning baker and “Grand Champion Cook” at the Mendota Fair. She would stay up half the night preparing her entries that filled the back of a station wagon, and were delivered by one of the kids to the fair while she went to work the next day. Doris took pride in her flower gardens and grew (and canned) a tremendous vegetable garden each year. Her compassion and kindness toward everyone she met will be deeply missed. Along with her children, Doris is survived
by her sisters-in-law Irma Judy of LaMoille, Virginia McNally of Cherry and Sandy McNally of Triumph. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband Bob, son Jerry (deceased March 21, 2009), sister, Mary Dankenbring, brothers, Joe McNally, Don McNally, Bill McNally, Bobbie McNally and in-laws LeRoy Dankenbring, Paul Biers, Bill Judy, Bernie McNally and MaryLou McNally. Memorial contributions may be directed to Putnam County Achievement Center, Putnam County Food Pantry, Alzheimer’s Association or Horizon House. Online condolences may be made to her family at www.dcfunerals.com
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Putnam County’s Connor Brooker (left) competes in the 160-pound finals of the Seneca Wrestling Invitational on Saturday. Brooker won the championship and was named Most Valuable Wrestler at the upper weights.
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Putnam County senior Connor Brooker was named the Most Valuable Wrestler at Saturday’s Seneca Invite at the upper weights (152 to 285) by earning an 8-1 championship match victory over Gage Sweckard of Deer Creek-Macknaw at 160 pounds. “My main goal was to put up as many points as I could, but he (Sweckard) is a pretty tough wrestler,” Brooker said. “In the second period, I started to take control, and I was feeling very good. From there, I just
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Jackson McDonald scored 16 points Friday to lead the Putnam County boys basketball team to a 59-32 victory over Woodland in a Tri-County Conference game in Granville. Chad Olson had 11 points for the Panthers, while Austin Mattingly PC senior Connor Brooker won the 160-pound title at the Seneca Invite. added nine points.
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Putnam County’s Jackson McDonald grabs a rebound over Woodland’s Keegan Boldt on Friday, Jan. 7, in Granville. The Panthers won 59-32
Panthers in action: Drake Smith (from left), Austin Mattingly and Andrew Pyszka play against Woodland on Friday, Jan. 7, in Granville.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COUNTY OF PUTNAM STATE OF ILLINOIS In the Interest of D.T.P., A Minor. 2021 -JD - 005 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION NOTICE IS GIVEN to Tyler Powell father of D.T.P. and to all whom it may concern, that on September 9th, 2021, a petition was filed under the Juvenile Court Act of 1987, by Putnam County State's Attorney, Christina (Judd) Mennie, in the Circuit Court of Putnam County, entitled "In the Interest of D.T.P., a Minor", and that in the upstairs courtroom at the Putnam County Courthouse on the 3rd day of March, 2022 at the hour of 1:30, A.M., or as soon thereafter as this cause may be heard, an adjudicatory hearing will be held upon the petition to have the child declared to be a ward of the court under that act. THE COURT HAS AUTHORITY IN THIS PROCEEDING TO TAKE FROM YOU THE CUSTODY AND GUARDIANSHIP OF THE MINOR. Now, unless you appear at the hearing and show cause against the petition, the allegations of the petition may stand as against you and each of you and an order or judgment entered. DATED: December17, 2021 Carly R. Neubaum Putnam County Clerk (Published in Putnam County Record December 29, 2021, January 5, 12, 2022) 1946323
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT PUTNAM COUNTY, ILLINOIS ESTATE OF KAREN WALLACE, deceased. Case No. 21-P-12 CLAIMS NOTICE Notice is given of the death of KAREN WALLACE, deceased, of 5978 N. 300th Ave., Putnam, Putnam County, Illinois. Letters of Office were
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LEGAL NOTICE Meeting dates for the Putnam County Emergency Telephone Systems Board (PCETSB) The following represents the officially recognized meeting dates, time and location for the PCETSB, as it has been set forth by the by-laws of the PCETSB. The meeting dates for the calendar year 2022 are as follows: January 24, 2022/ March 21, 2022/ May 16, 2022/ July 18, 2022/ September 19, 2022/ November 21, 2022. All meetings will be held in the County Board Meeting Room of the Putnam County Courthouse located at 120 N. 4th St., Hennepin, IL at 6:30pm. Respectfully
All meetings will be held in the County Board Meeting Room of the Putnam County Courthouse located at 120 N. 4th St., Hennepin, IL at 999 • Legal 6:30pm. Respectfully submitted Jennifer L. Spratt Recording Secretary Putnam County Emergency Telephone System Board (Published in Putnam County Record January 12, 2022) 1949472
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DAIRY Kraft Shredded or Chunks Cheese 8oz ................ $2.99 Yoplait Yogurts 6oz................................................... 5/$3 Our Family Chilled Orange Juice 59oz.................. $1.99 Kraft American or Swiss Cheese Singles 12oz....... 2/$7
FROZEN FOODS Our Family Crowns or Shredded Potatoes 30oz .. $2.49 Eggo Waffles All........................................................ 2/$6 Our Family Frozen Mixed Fruit 16oz...................... $2.99 Stouffer Family Lasagna 38oz ............................... $6.99
PRODUCE Idaho Russet Potatoes 5lb Bag............................... 2/$5 Iceberg Head Lettuce Each ..................................... 2/$3 Whole White Mushrooms 8oz................................ $1.99 Open Acres Cello Carrots 2lb Bag .......................... 2/$3
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