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State Rep. Camille Lilly, D-Chi cago, sponsored Senate Bill 818. She said she wanted Illinois to have a uni versal standard for what is being taught in sex education classes throughout the state.
By AIMEE BARROWS abarrows@shawmedia.com
The NSES personal health and safety education guidelines for ele mentary school children focus on bul lying, good touch versus bad touch, health, safety, hygiene, consent, preg nancy and sexually transmitted infec tionLiamprevention.ChanHodges, a spokesman for the Illinois State Board of Educa tion, said an important goal of the new personal health and safety edu cation is to help prevent child abuse.
“In elementary school, the stan dards set a foundation for safety by teaching about consent, boundaries and healthy relationships,” Chan Hodges wrote in an email. “Children are most vulnerable to sexual abuse between the ages of 7 and 13. The median age for reported abuse is 9 years old “Teachingnationally.thesetopics to students before the age of 9 helps prevent sex ual violence and also helps districts comply with Erin’s Law, which requires Illinois public schools to pro vide child sexual abuse prevention education.”According to NSES guidelines, in addition to learning about healthy relationships and bullying, children in grades K-2 also will learn medically accurate names for body parts, including genitals; definitions of gen der, gender identity and gender-role stereotypes; reproduction; and situa tions that may be uncomfortable or dangerous.“Kindergarteners are already ask ing questions about what they see in the media, about what they experi ence in their homes,” Lilly said. “So do we ignore those questions? In order for kids to deal with what’s in front of them in society, it’s important to equip them with information that allows them to make informed deci sions.“Young people are being exposed to these issues earlier in life. Our chil dren need this information.”
“The standards [for sex education] are now the same as national stan dards,” she said. “Districts [that offer comprehensive sex education] have to teach the same things, but they can be taught in different ways.”
Parents also can opt their children out from receiving the lessons if their school does teach comprehensive sex education.Districts can choose their own cur riculum for sex education programs, but the curriculum must align with the NSES guidelines. Kim Cook, a St. Charles resident who is a former elementary school nurse and a certified health education specialist, is the founder of Sex Edu cation Alliance, an organization com posed of independent sex education professionals who work to make sex education more accessible.
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Kim Cook, a St. Charles resident who is a former elementary school nurse and a certified health education specialist, is the founder of Sex Education Alliance, an organization comprised of independent sex education professionals who work to make sex education more accessible.
Chan Hodges said the middle school standards address dating violence pre vention, while the high school stan dards involve skills and tools for navi gating relationships, including healthy sexual relationships.
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Sex and health education have been taught in Illinois schools for decades, but a new law Gov. JB Prtiz ker signed last summer has caused concerns among some parents who feel it’s not appropriate for children. The law adopts the National Sex Education Standards, which include guidelines for what should be taught in districts that choose to teach com prehensive sex education. The law includes a personal health and safety program for elementary school chil dren and sets standards and guide lines districts must include in their curriculum for all grade levels. Sex education is not required in Illinois schools, allowing districts to opt out from offering such a program.
Cook said adopting the NSES guidelines is “long overdue” in Illi nois, as many children learn about sex from their peers. “Despite what some politicians say, the vast majority of parents would like sex education to be taught in school,” Cook wrote in an email. “Many parents are uncomfortable talking to their kids about this part of the human experience. By teaching sex ed in school, it opens up the lines of communication between parent and“Thechild.average age for accessing porn on the home computer is age 11. If parents fear schools are misinform ing kids, think again. It’s happening under a parent’s unknowing eye.”
What children learn Children in grades 3-5 will learn the physical, social and emotional changes that occur during puberty and adolescence and how puberty can vary; sexual development and the role of hormones; differences between cisgender, transgender, gender non binary, gender expansive and gender identity; sexual intercourse and human reproduction; STDs, including HIV; and more.
By JAYCE EUSTICE jeustice@shawmedia.com and DEREK BARICHELLO dbarichello@shawmedia.com
La Salle, Bureau and Putnam county public school districts are not jumping into teaching new state sex education standards.Nodistrict in the three-county radius has chosen to opt into the National Sex Education Standards signed into law last year by Gov. JB Pritzker, and taking effect for the 202223 school year. In signing the bill, Pritzker said the NSES standards would help keep chil dren safe, but the standards have become a target for some parents, con servative groups and religious leaders across the state who contend the stan dards are not appropriate, especially at the elementary school level. School districts that don’t provide comprehensive sexual health educa tion are not required to adopt the stan dards and parents may choose to opt out for their children. School districts that teach personal health and safety standards to elemen tary students, as well as comprehen sive sex education to middle and high school students, are required to follow NSES curriculum guidelines. Some school districts, such as Princ eton Elementary, are waiting for the Illinois State Board of Education to bring more clarity, something that may come as early as later this month. “It was new to a lot of people,” said Superintendent J.D. Orwig, indicating the school’s board is taking the commu nity’s values into consideration, as well as taking its time to make sound deci sions. “It was a sensitive topic to a lot of people and Putnamdistricts.”County Superintendent Clayton Theisinger said the state put forward standards in the legislation and then told local boards to make a determination on its adoption. “However, what was different was the state didn’t have to release their resources or final standards until Aug. 1, this week,” Theisinger said. “So all the boards were asked to make deci sions before they even had the resources recommended by the state. Kind of the cart before the horse men talityTheisingerhere.” said the board will per form its due diligence. “We aren’t going to make any changes to what we’ve already done or existing curriculum without a thor ough review and making sure we are communicating with parents and fami lies.”A number of school officials have said their boards plan to operate under the status quo. Hall High School Superintendent Jesse Brandt said in an email, for exam ple, “We plan to continue teaching the curriculum we have been using.”
No Bureau, La Salle, Putnam school districts have opted into National Sex Education Standards for 2022-23
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Local districts staying the course on sex ed classes
Shaw Media file photo In signing the National Sex Education Standards into law, Gov. JB Pritzker said the standards would help keep children safe, but the standards have become a target for some parents, conservative groups and religious leaders across the state who contend the standards are not appropriate, especially at the elementary school level.
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“High schoolers are empowered by the knowledge they gain about their own bodies and are better able to make the right choices for themselves about relationships, pregnancy and sexual health than if they had not had access to this education and instruction,” he said. “Research demonstrates that compre hensive personal health and safety instruction for students in all grades promotes self-confidence and prevents health problems, unintended pregnancy and many forms of abuse and violence.”
Under the NSES, middle schoolers will learn about human reproductive systems, including the external and internal body parts and their functions; definition of sexual orientation and ways to communicate respectfully with and about people of all sexual orienta tions; definitions of vaginal, oral and anal sex; short- and long-term contra ception options that are safe and effec tive and how to access them; STDs, including HIV, how common they are, and how they are and are not transmit ted; and the signs of pregnancy and pregnancy options, including parenting, abortion and adoption. By the end of high school, students should be able to describe the human sexual response cycle, including the role of hormones and pleasure; explain sex trafficking, including recruitment tac tics that sex traffickers use to exploit vulnerabilities and recruit youth; describe symptoms of STDs; compare and contrast contraceptive and disease prevention methods; and analyze how
peers, family, media, society and culture can influence attitudes and beliefs about interpersonal and sexual violence. Surveying districts ISBE is required to survey districts every summer about whether or not they offered programs that align with the new standards during the previous school year, as well as how many stu dents received the instruction and the number of students who opted out from receiving it.
The first sex education survey was sent out in June regarding what was taught during the 2021-22 school year. The results of that survey will be shared with the Illinois General Assem bly this month, but ISBE won’t know which districts, or how many, will elect to offer the new comprehensive sex edu cation program in the 2022-23 school year until next summer, Chan Hodges said.As of now, he said, ISBE does not know how many districts are planning to offer a comprehensive sex education program that follows the NSES guide lines for the coming school year. For districts that do teach compre hensive sex education, ISBE has pro vided free teaching resources based on the NSES guidelines that teachers can use to create lesson plans.
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The schools also must post on their websites the curriculum that will be taught so parents and the community can review the information.
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Districts will be required to publicly share the instructional materials used in the comprehensive personal health and safety education and the compre hensive sexual health education.
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Bruce A. Weidner, 57, of Wyanet passed away on July 29, 2022 at Advocate Christ Medical Center, Oak Lawn, IL after 33 years of battling heart wishes, there will be no ser Cremation rites Dysart – Cofoid Funeral Chapel will be assisting the family with the arrangements. Bruce was born on August 3, 1964 in Geneseo, IL to Ronald and Bernadette (VanDeVoorde) Weidner. He married Lynette Mudge on September 16, 1989 at Immanuel Lutheran Church (County Line). He was a self-employed agronomist. Bruce graduated from Galva High School in 1982 and continued his education at Western Illinois University. He graduated in 1992 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Ag Science. Bruce proudly served in the United States Navy for fourBruceyears.was a member of the Wyanet United Methodist Church. He enjoyed reading, gardening, and playing the guitar. He also enjoyed watching dirt late model racing and going fishing. He was an avid Chicago Bears fan. Bruce read the Bible beginning to end 9 times, a true indication of how important his faith was to him. He also enjoyed spending his days with his canine companion and co-pilot,SurvivorsMigos.include his wife, Lynette Weidner of Wyanet and his two sons, Michael Weidner of Fishers, Indiana and Adam (Kaitlyn) Weidner of St. Peters, Missouri. Bruce took great pride in the family and life that he and Lynette built together. Also surviving are his mother, Bernadette Weidner of Kewanee; four siblings, Cheryl Cardenas, Linda Brier, David Weidner and Di ane Weidner; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his father, Ronald Weidner and his inlaws, Don and Mary Ann Mudge and one niece. Memorials may be made to Lynette Weidner at PO Box 352, Wyanet, IL 61379. She will distribute memorials to The A.R.K. Animal Shelter in Lacon and the Wounded Warrior Project.Online condolences may be made to his family at www.dcfunerals.com
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DIRECTV SVC TERMS: Subject to Equipment Lease & Customer Agreements. Must maintain a min. base TV package of $69.99/mo. Programming, to change at any time. ©2022 DIRECTV. DIRECTV and all other DIRECTV marks are trademarks of DIRECTV, LLC. All other marks are the property of their respective owners. Shaw Local News Network The Illinois Valley Community Col lege board Thursday approved a tenta tive $37.5 million budget for fiscal 2023. The budget represents an 8% increase in revenue over 2022, mainly to $4.1 mil lion in Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds. Expenditures are $39 mil lion, a 13% increase, again primarily to relief fund expenses.
Mary Beth Herron Fund balances being used for facility enhancements
Furniture bids for the D201 CETLA/ Performing Arts room from KI for $79,278 and Wenger for $18,921. Reimbursement of $236 in expenses for trustee Jane Goetz to attend the June 10-11 Illinois Community College Trust ees Association Convention in Chicago. Goetz was recognized for participating in 15 or more ICCTA professional devel opment seminars. She was joined at the awards banquet by IVCC Paul Simon Essay Contest winner Ty Perin, 2022 Distinguished Alumnus Dr. Holly Novak (with sister Dr. Kim Novak) and Corcoran.Annual ICCTA membership renewal forClosed$11,550.session minutes from June 9. Trustees learned: A total of 28 IVCC students will be honored next month at the NECA-IBEW graduation banquet. The electricians completed apprenticeships while also earning IVCC AAS degrees. Ten nursing graduates will be hon ored at 5 p.m. Thursday, July 21, at the annual LPN Pinning ceremony in the Dr. Mary Margaret Weeg Cultural Cen tre.Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Business Before Hours at IVCC’s Ottawa Center at 7:30 a.m. Tues day, Aug. 9. The first IT department newsletter, “IT Tech Tidbits,” features a thank you to former interim director Jim Carlson. “Dr. Carlson has done an incredible job addressing a number of IT objectives in a short time,” Corcoran said. IT is now led by Justin Wednesday’sDenton.“Summer Explore IVCC” was attended by about 35 pros pects and parents. IVCC will close Nov. 8 for the general election to comply with Public Act 1020015.Network administrator Terry Wallin will retire Oct. 28. “I have enjoyed work ing with and learning from my col leagues the past 24 years and I am ready to move to the next phase of my life,” WallinAssistantsaid. controller/bursar Carolyn Chapman resigned July 8. “I would like to thank IVCC for the 20-plus year career I have enjoyed here. The people I have worked with are some of the most caring and hard-working individuals I have ever met,” Chapman said. Resignations were received from part-time academic support technolo gist Zander Sampo effective June 15, administrative systems lead Diane Lane effective June 23, and course materials specialist Alyssa Boaz effective Aug. 19.
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IVCC’s 71-credit AAS degree in den tal hygiene was approved by the Illinois Board of Higher Education.
IVCC President Jerry Corcoran said the college is “controlling costs by freez ing tuition, offering students more scholarships, significant financial aid” and “using fund balances for muchneeded facility enhancements.”
The retirement request of manufac turing technology instructor Tim Bias effective Aug. 10. Student athletic insurance coverage with 1st Agency for $25,064 and student athletic catastrophic insurance cover age with Zevitz Student Accident Insur ance for $2,990. An updated risk management policy. The $1,050,000 bid of P.J. Hoerr of Peo ria and Bloomington-Normal for exte rior building work.
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“The roughly $1.5 million difference between revenue and expenses will be covered by fund balances for ongoing PHS projects,” Vice President for Busi ness Services and Finance Matt Seaton said at an audit finance committee meet ing prior to the full board meeting. The operating budget is balanced at $24 million, an 11% hike over 2022.
IVCC OKs $37.5M budget for 2023, an increase of 8%
A public hearing and final budget approval are Aug. 18. In other action, trustees approved: The appointment of Mary Beth Her ron as director of human versity.IllinoistionallegeIllinoistimeBrowntiveartBrownofmunityIllinoisPeruMargaret’sresourcestorHerroneffectiveresourcesAug.8.wasdirecofhumanatSt.Health-andtheformerValleyComHospital.TheappointmentShannonSlaight-asfull-timeinstructoreffecAug.11.Slaight-wasapart-instructoratCentralColandaninstrucassistantatStateUni
All three recipients attended Hall High School in Spring Valley. The Delyte K. and Robert I. Zearing Scholarship was established in 1991 through a trust that was to be held by Heartland Bank and Trust in Prince ton.The purpose of the trust was to maintain a perpetual education fund to be used for scholarships for selected students from Bureau County to attend the University of Illinois. The scholarships are awarded by a selection committee and administered by a trust officer at Heartland and the Regional Superintendent of Schools for Bureau, Henry and Stark Counties.
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The Marshall-Putnam Soil and Water Conservation District is plan ning a celebration. The district began its journey on Dec. 6, 1941. Through the years, it has seen many producers, directors, employees, friends and neighbors walk through the doors.
Heartland Bank announces Zearing Scholarship recipients
Marshall-Putnam Soil and Water Conservation District celebrates 80 years, 50 years for director
PCHS to host freshman orientation
Heartland Bank and Trust Com pany has announced the 2022 recipi ents of the Delyte K. and Robert I. Zearing Scholarship of Jasmine Val dez, Katelyn Pullam and Reese McDon ald.Valdez plans to focus on business studies while Pullam and McDonald have not yet determined their majors.
Conservation and conservation practices have been implemented with the help of the district for more than 80 years. For 50 of those years, Terry Bogner helped to lead the district as a director. He has helped to build up the district to a business for people across two counties, and more, to get the help they need with their farm ing practices, conservation practices and educational needs. Just a few of his accomplishments include district chairman, AISWCD past-president, AISWCD Envirothon Committee chairman, LUC chairman, Mar shall-Putnam SWCD legislative con tact, among other positions. The district is not only celebrat ing its 80 years of conservation and 50 years of Bogner as a director, but also to all of the people who have been a friend and a partner to the dis trict.The district will host an open house from 4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 17, at Bogner Farms, 898 Camp Grove Road, Sparland. A light meal of sandwiches, salad and drinks will be served. The public is welcome to celebrate the accom plishments.Anyonewho would like to write a note congratulating Bogner or the district, send them to: Marshall-Put nam SWCD, 1511 University Ct.; Henry, IL 61537. Or email them to mpswcd@hotmail.com.
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Photo provided by Marilyn Jean Smith Marshall-Putnam 4-H Ambassadors are (from left) Christina Wier, Ryan Carlson and Mikenna Boyd. new Marshall-Putnam 4-H ambassadors named
Putnam County High School will host freshman orientation from 1 to 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 12. During the event, students will be introduced to key individuals and hear about academics and extracurricular opportunities.Theparticipating students will also have the opportunity to run through a mock class schedule. A bus will be provided for students at designated locations and times. Bus pickup times include 11:45 a.m. in Standard, 11:58 a.m. at the Magnolia Library, 12:05 p.m. at the McNabb Library, 12:25 p.m. at Put nam County Elementary School, 12:43 p.m. at Mark Park and 12:45 p.m. at the Putnam County Trailer Park. Students will arrive at 12:50 p.m.The bus for drop off will leave the high school at 3 p.m. and arrive at 3:05 p.m. at the Putnam County Trailer Park, 3:07 p.m. at Mark Park, 3:25 p.m. at Putnam County Elementary School, 3:45 p.m. at the McNabb Library, 3:52 p.m. at the Magnolia Library and Standard at 4:05 p.m.
Two new 4-H ambassadors Mikenna Boyd and Ryan Carlson were inducted at the Marshall-Putnam 4-H Show on JulyThe19. duo will join returning 4-H Ambassador Christina Wier. Wier is a member of the Steuben Rangers 4-H club. She is the daughter of Jon and Diane Wier of Washburn. Wier also is a member of 4-H Federa tion. She has enjoyed cooking and visual arts as her favorite project areas. She will be off to college to pur sue a degree in violin performance. Boyd is a member of the PC Pro gressors 4-H club. She is the daughter of Helen Lenkaitis of Hennepin and attends Putnam County High School. Boyd also is a member of 4-H Federa tion. She enjoys showing her livestock and her visual arts projects. Carlson is a member of the Henry Guys & Gals 4-H club. He is the son of Gary and Rita Carson of Henry and attends Henry-Senachwine High School. He enjoys working with his beef cattle and his family heritage projects.Theambassadors plan to work together on community service proj ects this year. If you would like one or all these ambassadors to come to your group to speak about 4-H, contact Anne Scheel at 309-364-2356. Duo joins Christina Wier, who will return as 4-H ambassador
Photo provided by Heartland Bank and Trust Heartland Bank and Trust Company has announced the 2022 recipients of the Delyte K. and Robert I. Zearing Scholarship of Jasmine Valdez, Katelyn Pullam and Reese McDonald.
Bi-County All-Stars recognized by Pistol Shrimp
What are you most looking forward to when you make it to Ohio? “I am super excited to get on cam pus and get to work. The facilities there are unbelievable and there is no excuse not to develop at a high level and continue to work to become the best version of yourself.” Do you have any advice for other current/future DACC athletes who want to be in a similar position as yourself? “My advice to DACC athletes would be to try to be the hardest worker in the room and the most competitive player on the field. Be consistent with your process and push yourself to become the player you want to be.”
Editor’s note: Putnam County High School graduate Luke Olson had two successful seasons pitching for Dan ville Area Community College, was named first team all-conference in the Midwest Athletic Conference and named to the All-Region Team. Olson, who is playing for the Normal Corn belters collegiate league team this summer, will be transferring to Divi sion I Ohio University. The following interview with Olson is courtesy of Danville College. How has DACC baseball helped you prepare for your next level of athletics? “DACC baseball gave me the plat form and the guidance to help me achieve a dream of playing Division 1 baseball. Pushing me to be the best competitor on the field at all times.”
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What do you think you will contribute to the Bobcats? “I think I will be able to contribute on the mound as well as being a com petitor and pushing other guys to be their best self.”
The Bi-County Major League All-Star Softball team was recognized before the Pistol Shrimp baseball game on Tuesday, July 19, at Schweickert Field in Peru.
What made you choose Ohio University? “I chose Ohio because the coaching staff gave me an opportunity to con tinue playing at a high level and I really loved my visit.”
Photo provided Luke Olson took a timeout from playing for the Normal Cornbelters this summer to greet Putnam County Athletic Director Chris Newsome and three of his children (from left) Jace, Claire and Brock. Photos provided by Shannon Jenkins
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The Bi-County All-Stars went 2-2 in the Major League Softball Tournament in River Forest. They were recognized before the Pistol Shrimp baseball game Tuesday, July 19, at Schweickert Field in Peru. Team members are (front row, from left) Paige Tonioni, Hannah Heiberger, Alexis Margis, Sarah Schenum, Britney Trinidad and Sophia Borri; and (back row) Kennedy Holocker, Chloe Parcher, Myah Richardson, Finley Rue, Layton Rue, Kylee Coons and Piper Terando.
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On-site laundry, off-street parking, appliances furnished, water, sewer, garbage service provided. This institution is an equal opportunity provider. SM-PR2005905 BIDDINGAUCTIONRETIREMENTCLOSES:TUESDAY,AUGUST30,2022STARTINGAT10:00AMCDTTIMEDONLINE | NO-RESERVE INDIAN CREEK FARMS Equipment Questions: Elizabeth (815) 848-3410 | Martha (815) 848-2409 Auction Manager: Matt Sullivan (309) 221-7001 INSPECTION: AUGUST, 26TH & 27TH FROM 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM PHYSICAL ADDRESS: 6792 N 2075 E RD., FAIRBURY, IL 61739 HIGHLIGHTS: ‘02 JD 8320 MFWD tractor, 5,117 hrs; ‘79 JD 4640 2wd tractor, showing 8,242. hrs; ‘79 JD 4440 2wd tractor, showing 4,600 hrs; 1976 JD 4430 2wd tractor, showing 1,231 hrs; ‘04 JD 3975 pull-type forage; H&S HD7+4 silage wagon; Badger 1200 silage wagon; Badger 1200 silage wagon; Badger BN1050 silage wagon; Gehl BU910 silage wagon; Versa Bagger ID 891 bagger; Kelly Ryan Centerline Big Bagger; ‘19 New Holland Discbine 313 center-pivot mower conditioner; Sitrex Magnum MK 12-wheel rake; New Holland 166 windrow inverter; M&W 1165 Earthmaster 5-shank disk ripper; JD F1350-F1450 5-bottom plow; JD 400 20’ rotary hoe; Woods 3180 15’ batwing mower; Flow E-Z 300 gravity wagon; Flow E-Z 220 gravity wagon; Balzer manure pump; 6” manure loading stand; Hayrack wagons; JD 740 Classic self-leveling loader; Trioliet Solomix 1-1000L mix wagon; New Holland 355 grinder mixer; Meyer Super Spreader Industrial 8720 manure spreader; Knight Pro Twin Slinger 8024 manure spreader; (14) Agri-Plastics poly calf huts; Poly Dome calf warming hut; HerdPro hoof trimming chute; 2-hole poly livestock waterer; Wooden fence posts; (2) Round bale feeders; Several bulk tanks; ‘13 New Holland L223 skid steer; New Holland L175 skid steer; ‘00 Ford F-150 4wd pickup; ‘08 Delta 26’ flatbed trailer; ‘13 Doolittle EZ Loader GT 18’ flatbed tilt deck trailer; Coose 20’ livestock trailer; The Farm Shop 24’ flatbed trailer; DeLaval Herringbone Double 6 milking parlor; 1,300 gal. 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DBA Putnam Count y Communi ty Center (PCCC) is accepti ng resumes for a part -time (26 hours/4 day per week) Exec utive Director position The applicant should Have an Associat e's Degr ee, or equival ent experience - addi ti onal education would be favorabl e have experience in caring for and/ or working with the Seni or population have the abil it y to prepare document s, reports, and budgets, as well as the ability to adapt to changes in the standards as requir ed by various beagenciesinpossession of good interpersonal and management skills - the abil it y to work well with the public, including intergenerational groups possess marketing skills and exper ience Submit resume no later than August 12, 2022 to: Putnam County Community Center 128 First Street, Box 208 St andard IL 61363 Attn: Linda Bean or e- mail to lbean57@yahoo.com Kenmore Heavy Duty Electr ic Dryer. 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PUBLIC NOTICE TAKE NOTICE CERTIFICAT E NO. 2 018- 0 008 7 ROTO:DNEY HOLLOWAY VICKIE HOLLOW AY CTESPOCCUANTSOUSENANTSountyClerk of PUTNAM County: Persons in occupancy or actual possession of said property, Unknown owners or parties interested in said land or lots A Petition for Tax Deed on premises described below has been filed in the Circuit Court of PUTNAM County, Illinois as Case # 2 02 2TX11 Property located at ROUTE 18, MAGNOLIA, IL. 61336 Legal Description or Permanent Index No 04-26-191-000Saidproperty was sold on 11-9-18 for delinquent taxes for the year 2018 The period of redemption will expire on 11-1-2 2 On 1-26-23 9:00AM the petitioner will make application to such court in said county for an Order for Tax Deed, should the real estate not be redeem ed Douglas J. Johnson, (PPetitionerublished in Putnam County Record August 10, 17, 24, 2022) 2006266 t Putnam County Record onli ne at : putnamcountyrecord.com County Record Market place Cl assi fi ed Putnam County Record Market pl ace Classified Putnam County Record Putnam County's only newspaper To subscr ibe to the Putnam County Record call 815-875 4461
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15PUTNAMCOUNTYRECORD 202210,AugWednesday,•ShawLocal.com/RecordCountyPutnam 999 • Legal 999 • Legal PUBLIC NOTICE IN THE CIRCU IT C OURT OF THE TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCU IT PUTNAM C OUNT Y, ILLI NOIS ES TATE OF KEVI N MICHAEL CAMPBEL L, DECEAS ED 202 2- PR-11 CLAIM NOTICE Notice is hereby given of the death of Kevin Michael Campbell. Letters of Office were issued on July 28, 2022, to Debra Clausen, 14742 N. 700th Ave., Granville, IL 61326, as Independent Executor, whose attorney is Jacob J. Frost , 102 East St Paul Street, Spring Valley, Illinois 61362. Claims against the estate may be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court, Putnam County Court House, Hennepin, Illinois 61327, or with the Independent Executor or both, on or before February 3, 2023, which date is not less than 6 months from date of first publication, or, if mailing or delivery of a notice from the Independent Executor is required by Sec. 18-3 of the Probate Act of 1975, the date stated in that notice Any claim not filed on or before said date is barred Copies of a claim filed with the clerk must be mailed or delivered by the claimant to the Independent Executor and to the attorney within 10 days after it has been filed. Dated this 3rd day of August, A. D. 2022. Jacob J. Frost Attorney for Estate 102 East St. Paul Street Spring Valley, IL 61362 Telephone (815) 323 4851 (Published in Putnam County Record August 3, 10, 17, 2022)2004350 999 • Legal 999 • Legal PUBLIC NOTICE Legal Publicat ion Official publication of real estate assessments for 2022 Putnam County The following is a final list of real estate assessment changes in said townships for the 2022 assessm ent year. These assessments have been revised or corrected by the Putnam County Board of Review This publication is made in accordance with Sections #12-60 and 12-65 of the Property Tax Code Public notice is also hereby given that according to Section #16- 60 of the Illinois Revised Statutes, factors have been applied to the following townships. No factors have been applied The assessed values shown may be subject to the State equalization to bring locally assessed values to 33 1/3 percent of market value. This equalized value is subject to your local tax rate as determined by levies submitted by local units of government in which your property is located County Board of Review Putnam Parcel Number Owner Name Board Total 01 00-049 010 TURNER DUANE 26,379 01 10-002 000 BIAGI JOHN 155,165 02 00-040 320 RUCH ROXANNE & JOHN 19,208 02 00-051 050 BELLA DA NONNA 34,579 02 00-080 270 HOSTETTER MATTHEW 20,961 02 27-062 000 NOVAK MALEAHA ELIZABETH 3,207 02 27-131 000 PEGGY J. LAMI TRUST & LAM 856 03 00-045 320 LOFTUS JOHN & LOFTUS KELLY 51,166 03 00-056 110 KAPRAUM HENRY 847 03 00-057 130 PLUSKOTA RAFAL 43,333 03 00-060 030 DAPPEN ROBERT 64,399 03 00-069 310 DiCARLO, CHERYL HANSEN, JO 59,038 03 00-070 030 BUTLER FAMILY TRUST BUTLER 10,000 03 00-073 030 GUTTILLO JAMES 35,682 03 01-144 000 PROST PAUL 60,127 03 13-160 000 QUINN, ET AL TRUST 27,618 04 00-035 320 UTRECHT HOLDINGS LLC 10,627 04 00-038 040 HOLM STROM PATRICK 10,542 04 00-044 010 WILLIAMSON JAMES 32,221 04 16-102 010 BILLUPS, NATHAN AND JESSIC 4,423 04 18-170 000 0B & J FARM S INC 10,162 (Published in Putnam County Record August 10, 2022) 2005782 999 • Legal 999 • Legal 999 • Legal 999 • Legal PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that a Tentative Budget & Appropriation Ordinance for the taketiBu&HiFi20227:00na&thPufuStStatfoco30,1,fotricFiGranville-HennepinreProtectionDis-t,PutnamCo.,IL,rthefiscalyearJuly2022throughJune2023isonfile&nvenientlyavailablerpublicinspectiontheHennepinFireation,201E.High.,Hennepin,ILNoticeisherebyrthergiventhatablicHearingoneTentativeBudgetAppropriationOrdincewillbeheldatpmonSept15,attheHennepinreStation,201E.ghSt.,Hennepin,IL,finalactiononthedget&Appropria-onOrdinancewillbenbytheDistrictTrusteesatameetingtobeheldatthattime&placeJohnHolmbeck,Dist.Secretary(PublishedinPutnamCountyRecordAugust10,2022)2003698 PUBLIC NOTICE TAKE NOTICE CERTIFICAT E NO. 2 018- 0 006 7 TO: JD'S BAR & GRILL 1 INC. KBONNIENOBLAUCH / CTESPOAGENTCCUANTSOUSENANTSountyClerk of PUTNAM County: Persons in occupancy or actual possession of said property, Unknown owners or parties interested in said land or lots A Petition for Tax Deed on premises described below has been filed in the Circuit Court of PUTNAM County, Illinois as Case # 2 02 2TX10 Property located at 100 N. CHICAGO ST MAGNOLIA, IL. 61336 Legal Description or Permanent Index No 04-00-035-180Saidproperty was sold on 11-9-18 for delinquent taxes for the year 2018 The period of redemption will expire on 11-1-2 2 On 1-26-23 AT 9:00AM the petitioner will make application to such court in said county for an Order for Tax Deed, should the real estate not be redeem ed Douglas J. Johnson, Petitioner(Published in Putnam County Record August 10, 17, 24, 2022) 2006260
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